Arson Videos

Some homeowners may be burning their homes to collect insurance money.

Many past "legends" on New Midwest Wrestling return for a Legends BAttle Royal at November Reign at Lanphier High School in Springfield, IL. Participants include Rip Mystic, Tom Arson, Dread Walker, Bing Westlake III, Professor Phillip H. Dempsey, Rian Cruz, LPC, Cherry Malone, RON, Earl Grissom, and El Pollo Loco!

The man suspected of being responsible for a string of arsons in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood was charged with 11 counts of arson yesterday.

A man charged with setting one house on fire in the Heights is locked up and prosecutors now say he confessed on video tape to doing it. David Joseph Prince, 30, was in probable cause court Saturday night. He's facing a single arson charge. He's accused of starting one of the arson fires there. The arrest is for a fire on 12th Street, which is right in the middle of an area where there have been more than a dozen other fires. Prince was arrested Friday on one charge of arson. According to investigators, he apparently confessed to setting a fire on 12th Street back on September 17, 2009.

A string of arsons in the Seattle neighborhood of Greenwood has police puzzled and residents on edge. The tally of unsolved arson cases is now up to 10. Most notably, four restaurants were destroyed October 23 with $2 million in damages. The obvious reaction to such horrible events is fear. In fact, local blogs report residents are terrified and angry. Heidi Lang brings us this story of a less predictable response.

12:00 p.m. Congressman Smith on House Health Care Bill The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a health care reform bill. It includes a public option and restrictions on abortion funding. Rep. Adam Smith (Democrat, Wash.) voted for the bill despite his strong misgivings. We'll hear why. Greenwood Arson Spree Three more cases of arson in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood have residents on edge. We'll hear how the community is coping. Ranked Choice Voting Backers of ranked choice (RCV) voting say it's more fair. But voters in Pierce County didn't agree. They voted against continuing their experiment with RCV after just three years. Does RCV have a future? 12:20 p.m. Fort Lewis Soldier Killed in Afghanistan October was the deadliest month for American soldiers in Afghanistan since the war started. Ten soldiers based at Fort Lewis were killed by roadside bombs. KUOW's Liz Jones remembers one. What Should America's Policy Be in Afghanistan? The Obama administration is re evaluating the war in Afghanistan. Would a troop surge bring order? Is it time to draw down the troops? 12:40 p.m. Googled The New Yorker's Ken Auletta has written a history of Google, the company that has become one of the most powerful forces in technology and media. The word Google has become synonymous with search. The company has begun to digitize every book in the world and the latest version of its cell phone operating system, Android, threatens to shake up the cell phone world. Auletta explains how the company did it in his new book, Googled: The End of the World As We Know It.

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The Phantom looks for true love with help from Gale. Tip 1: No fires.

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Ralph's good deeds get complicated when two convicts escape and Bill thinks he's the target.