Five missing after fire in Swiss Alpine town
Five missing after fire in Swiss Alpine town. The KRAK 11 News hour: The World Desk, Criminal Intent, Animals, A Quick Look At Sports. Real stories from named sources, read by Chip Marlowe and Deb Sarkissian.
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KRAK 11 NEWS
Good morning. I'm Chip Marlowe.
And I'm Deb Sarkissian. This is KRAK 11 News at four in the morning.
This hour on KRAK 11: The World Desk — five people missing after a fire in a Swiss Alpine town. Criminal Intent — a fleet of self-driving cars took over a quiet Atlanta street back in May.
Animals — a sea urchin video is still leading our countdown. And a Quick Look at Sports — opening weekend predictions for the Premier League.
A sea urchin.
Three million new views in the last thirty-nine hours.
Still ahead on The World Desk — eight others injured in that Swiss fire, and investigators still haven't confirmed the cause. We'll have that in just a moment.
KRAK 11 News continues.
THE WORLD DESK
Good morning. I'm Chip Marlowe.
And I'm Deb Sarkissian. We have a number of stories from overseas this morning.
Including developments from Switzerland and Australia.
We begin in Switzerland, where five people are missing after a fire in an Alpine town. Local police say eight others were injured.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and search crews are working through the night there. We will update you as information becomes available.
That is near Zurich.
It is in the Alpine region, southeast of Zurich.
Southeast.
We turn now to Australia, where a British YouTuber will face a retrial on rape charges. The case involves allegations from almost two years ago.
The YouTuber and rapper, who performs under the name Yung Filly, has pleaded not guilty. A trial date has not yet been set.
That is in Sydney.
The court proceedings are in Perth, on the west coast.
West coast.
In Britain, government borrowing figures for July came in higher than economists expected. Chancellor John Healey is preparing his first Budget and says the government remains committed to its fiscal rules.
The figures come as the new Labour government prepares its first major spending plan since taking office earlier this summer.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer is their version of the Secretary of the Treasury.
It is.
Good.
And in boxing, Amanda Serrano is preparing for her next title defense. The seven-division champion spoke with the BBC about her knockout record, her work on social media, and what comes after fighting.
Serrano has been streaming her training sessions on TikTok, and she says she is one knockout away from breaking the women's boxing record.
She is also talking about retirement.
She is. Serrano says she wants to end her career on her own terms.
That is Puerto Rico.
She was born in Puerto Rico and now fights out of Brooklyn.
Brooklyn.
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Still ahead this morning, we have a story that involves three men, two guns, one very surprised deputy, and a disagreement over what exactly constitutes private property.
CRIMINAL INTENT is up next.
CRIMINAL INTENT
Good morning, Wexler County. It is four o'clock in the morning and the Blotter is open.
And we begin this morning with the forty-fourth Florida Man Tribute in forty-two weeks.
This one comes from Atlanta. Autonomous vehicles. A dead-end street. No explanation for three hours.
You keep that list alphabetized by crime. Where does this one go?
Trespassing, vehicular. Right between the golf cart and the UPS truck.
Back in May of this year, more than a dozen self-driving Waymo SUVs entered a quiet dead-end street in Atlanta. No drivers. No passengers. Just autonomous vehicles turning around one by one and leaving.
Residents captured video of the vehicles entering the street, performing three-point turns, and departing in what appeared to be a coordinated operation.
Waymo later confirmed the vehicles were part of a mapping exercise. The street has since been removed from their system.
No charges were filed. The robots remain at large.
Back in April of this year, police in Pennsylvania were searching for two men who allegedly stole ninety-six bananas from a Wawa convenience store.
Police said surveillance footage captured the suspects placing the bananas in a bag and leaving without paying. The store confirmed the count at ninety-six.
Authorities released images of the persons of interest. The investigation remains open.
Police said.
Back in June of this year, an American Airlines flight descended into chaos when a passenger allegedly bit another traveler and attempted to fight others onboard.
Prosecutors allege the suspect became aggressive mid-flight, biting one passenger and threatening others. The flight landed safely and the individual was taken into custody.
And back in July of this year, a Wheeler High School graduate went viral worldwide after doing an impression of Donald Trump behind the president during a speech in Marietta, Georgia.
The student was standing behind the podium during the speech and was captured on camera mimicking the president's gestures and expressions. The video was viewed millions of times.
The student later said he did not realize he was in frame. No charges were filed.
That is the Blotter.
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Still ahead this morning on KRAK 11 News: the sea urchin video has now led the animal countdown for twelve straight hours.
ANIMALS is coming up.
ANIMALS
Time now for Animals.
The sea urchin is still at number one.
Twelve hours now.
It is a very compelling sea urchin.
The sea urchin video gained three million, one hundred twenty-eight thousand new views in the last thirty-nine hours. Four million, four hundred forty thousand total. Posted by Nick DiGiovanni on the nineteenth of August.
YouTube's trending chart has it at number fourteen. We have it at number one.
The singing video is at number two. Two million, nine hundred twenty-four thousand new views. Twelve million, nine hundred thirty-six thousand total. Posted by Lumi on the third of August.
Number three is the coyote and badger video. Two million, seven hundred forty-four thousand new views. Three million, two hundred ninety-five thousand total. Posted by Zack D. Films on the nineteenth.
I have now watched that seven times.
It is a very good video.
The baby deer video is at number four. Two million, six hundred fifty-one thousand new views. Fifteen million, three hundred twelve thousand total. Posted by Sassy on the thirteenth of August.
And the bobcat video is at number five. One million, three hundred eighty-four thousand new views. Six million, five hundred thirty-six thousand total. Posted by GL Al Amin on the eleventh.
Thirteen consecutive days at number five.
That bobcat is steady.
Still ahead this morning - A Quick Look at Sports. Stay with us.
A QUICK LOOK AT SPORTS
A quick look at sports.
The Premier League is back.
You've been waiting since May.
The season opens this weekend and BBC Sport's Chris Sutton is making predictions against Courteeners frontman Liam Fray, BBC readers, and an AI program.
An AI program predicting football matches.
It probably thinks Manchester is in Wales.
Still ahead this morning - the next KRAK 11 News, at the top of the hour. That's four minutes from now.
We're glad you're here.
Reporting behind this episode
- Five missing after fire in Swiss Alpine town
- British YouTuber to face retrial on rape charges in Australia
- UK borrows more than expected in July as Healey prepares for first Budget
- Headlining on TikTok & targeting KO record - Serrano eyes history
- Why a fleet of self-driving Waymo SUVs flooded a quiet Atlanta street
- 'Yes...96 bananas': Men steal dozens of bananas from Pennsylvania Wawa, police say
- Student standing behind Trump at Georgia speech speaks out after going viral
- Chaos erupts on American Airlines flight as unruly passenger allegedly bites fellow traveler midair
- Sea Urchin
- #singing
- Why Coyotes And Badgers Hunt Together
- Baby Deer Trapped On A Freezing Pond
- This Bobcat Was Stopping Every Car
- Sutton's opening weekend predictions v Courteeners frontman Liam Fray