"We need to get to arsonists before they become arsonists," he told me.
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Some arsonists get death sentences Sentences for arsonists depend on how much destruction the fire has caused and whether there are deaths involved.
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Like when we went up onstage, the Arsonists were listening.
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We have put arsonists in charge of the fire brigade.
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Arsonists have been blamed for many of Portugal's recent fires.
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The next day, Shprygin's car was set afire by arsonists.
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The authorities later said that arsonists probably started the fire.
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Law enforcement would hunt the arsonists and bring them to justice.
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We are watching our president pal around with the suspected arsonists.
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Or are you skeptical of the deployment of arsonists as firefighters?
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Entire neighborhoods were practically abandoned, and arsonists had torched hundreds of houses.
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Days later, on February 27, arsonists set MSF's Butembo operation on fire.
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Millennials will "be calling us on whether we're firefighters or arsonists," he said.
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Rajoy told the press he believed the fires had been started by arsonists.
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For 20 years, Douglas has tracked serial killers, rapists, assassins, arsonists and the like.
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Sanders and Trump, the leading candidate for the GOP nomination, are arsonists by comparison.
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Some commentators and hosts on Fox News have also blamed the fires on arsonists.
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But arson is notoriously difficult to solve: only 1% of wildfire arsonists are ever caught.
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Arsonists have set fire to at least 39 clinics, and several others have been bombed.
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The arsonists responsible for the Christmas nutcracker-like statue's ashes are reportedly still at large.
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The flames were set off during an intense heatwave, though police blamed arsonists in many cases.
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And yet, despite the huge stakes, important stakeholders remain reluctant to hold the arsonists to account.
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There is a copycat element: arsonists have smart phones, and watch events in Barcelona, Paris or Quito.
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Last year, the goat, affectionately called Gävlebocken, made it to 27 December before arsonists set it ablaze.
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The rioters were not black or white; they were arsonists and looters (who happened to be black).
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Rohingya refugees say the military torched their villages, but the military say the arsonists were Rohingya militants.
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His favorite restaurant, La Rotonde, on the Left Bank, was partly burned the same night by arsonists.
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Often the fires are set by arsonists, bent on vandalism or insurance fraud, who are never caught.
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Our immune system has been found to nourish cancer cells ("the fire department is indeed staffed by arsonists").
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Arsonists, she explains, are at once, oddly, extremely difficult to catch and unusually likely to be wrongly convicted.
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As Iran and its partners labor to put out fires, the arsonists in our region grow more unhinged.
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Arsonists set fire to gay churches in Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Nashville and San Francisco in 1973 and 1974.
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It's a quick read about a a string of fires set by a pair of arsonists in Virginia's Accomack County.
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They can prove to be valuable partners or they can act as regional arsonists and create a number of complications.
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It opened a year ago, renovated after arsonists attacked the building, a former bank, during anti-police riots in 2016.
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Last week, arsonists torched a black church in Greenville, Mississippi, after spraying "Vote Trump" on one of its exterior walls.
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No, not the several dozen arsonists that Rupert Murdoch's right-wing media outlets have attempted to blame for the crisis.
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For example, when a mosque in Florida was torched by arsonists, many of the contributors to a repair fund were Jewish.
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Car burning has become such a scourge there that the Swedish authorities have turned to drones to try to catch the arsonists.
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In the realm of extremist Islam, the Saudis are "both the arsonists and the firefighters," said William McCants, a Brookings Institution scholar.
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A pastor at a church near two that burned slept in his house of worship to protect it from possible arsonists. 3.
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Another one of Ms. Goldfinger's plays, "The Arsonists," was developed at the Kennedy Center in Washington and is currently running in Philadelphia.
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To no avail—a mere four hours after the inauguration on November 27, the Gävle Goat was set on fire by arsonists.
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Or, I like the analogy when your guest said that it's a fire safety convention that just invites a bunch of arsonists.
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We know arsonists are usually men at an average age of 26, with a disconcerting number volunteering with the country's fire fighting agencies.
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Last year it put on the British premiere of Simon Vosecek's "Biedermann and the Arsonists" in a brilliantly alive staging by Max Hoehn.
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Three electoral offices housing voting materials in Abia, Anambra and Plateau states were burned down by suspected arsonists days before the presidential vote.
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It is about whether, in our current political moment, we want to trust the arsonists to put out the fires they helped create.
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"You can tell who these arsonists are by their clothes," he said in an address last week, in comments condemned by Muslim leaders.
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Fires near populated areas in Greece are often blamed on arsonists believed to be targeting forest land for development, but arrests are rare.
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"For the looters, vandals and arsonists, it was Christmas in July, a fiesta, a carnival, a holiday," Milton Lewis with CNN affiliate KABC said.
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This kind of activity is new in Greece, and Bossis pointed out that the Black and Green Arsonists don't have a clear political message.
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Donald Trump has accused unnamed Hillary Clinton allies of being the arsonists behind the firebombing of a Republican headquarters in North Carolina on Saturday.
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Earlier that day, arsonists targeted the car of a Greek crime reporter, apparently because of her coverage of a surge in attacks by anarchists.
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Gävle has constructed a giant straw goat every Christmas since 25 and arsonists usually let the whole thing go up in flames every year.
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A week after that, arsonists set Delpech's car on fire, and the flames spread to the restaurant, damaging the kitchen enough that L'Amphitryon temporarily closed.
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And if you keep encouraging the arsonists within the ranks of the GOP to burn it down, you are the ones ushering in single-payer.
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"We are ready to extinguish fires, but we are not ready for arsonists," Isabel García Tejerina, Spain's environment and agriculture minister, said on Spanish television.
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Logging without contracts is also common, while arsonists are suspected of having set fires to forests, because scorched trees can be legally culled and sold.
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As the chief psychologist at the Cottage School in Pleasantville, N.Y., in the 1970s and '80s, he tried to develop a profile for child arsonists.
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As Pearce reported, the fears led to serious violence: Lynch mobs killed Catholic Italians, arsonists burned down Catholic churches, and there were anti-Catholic riots.
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Most importantly though, arsonists almost never spoke to the media, and in the one or two times they did, it was only to deny lighting fires.
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Immigration and Islam are certainly worth a debate, and will most likely dominate the campaign in the coming months, but the country needs firefighters, not arsonists.
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Arsonists burned it to the ground in 1959 in what is believed to have been a dispute between poachers and a caretaker that involved a shooting.
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Some of that anger is misdirected, aimed at arsonists or the Greens party for supposedly stopping trees from being chopped down as a fire-management technique.
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"We've done arsonists on the show before, but typically they have mental problems," Haas says, revealing that the next episode will pick up one second later.
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Cyberattacks: Big financial institutions have collapsed under their weight of market pressures or their own stupidity, but not yet because of digital arsonists inside of their networks.
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And this is just about as disturbing an idea as the idea of hiring arsonists to be firefighters because they, I guess, know a lot about fire?
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Russian authorities this month attributed some of the vast wildfires that have engulfed portions of Siberia in recent weeks to arsonists trying to conceal illegal logging activity.
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After years of fighting off destruction from vandals, from elected officials, from arsonists and police, Guyton must now effectively destroy his work in order to save it.
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But the arsonists had walked off with the Dalí painting, she writes, a fact she learned after the death of her husband in December of that year.
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"The AfD must be considered as one of the intellectual arsonists which through their ideology fuel these acts of right-wing extremist violence and terror," said Lüdecke.
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It's not always arsonists—in 1976 the goat was ran over by a raggarbil, and in 2010 someone tried and failed to kidnap it using a helicopter.
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Jenkins changed the policy and said that the flags would be donated to a Dallas museum, but a month later PoBoy's and Rich Chic's was torched by arsonists.
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Some 28 people died as police backed by soldiers struggled to control arsonists and looters, as well as more peaceable protesters, who blocked roads and railways into Delhi.
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A couple who owned a strawberry farm in Nipomo built a series of houses for H-2A workers in 2016, only for arsonists to burn one down in protest.
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Convicted arsonists Dwight Hammond Jr., 73, and Steven Hammond, 46, left Harney County, Oregon over the weekend, traveling to Los Angeles, where they turned themselves in on Monday afternoon.
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The arsonists appear to operate with little deference to class, equally at ease scorching a shiny new BMW or Mercedes as they are setting a battered old van ablaze.
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LONDON — Arsonists probably started the wildfires that killed at least 84 people in Greece this week and nearly obliterated a seaside town, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Friday.
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Research conducted by the Queensland University of Technology showed that Twitter accounts with the characteristics of bots or trolls were spreading disinformation about the responsibility of arsonists and Greens.
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Police in Victoria have refuted the notion that the fires there were started by arsonists, and there's no question that climate change has contributed to the fires' unprecedented spread.
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In the late 1700s, German scientists blamed it on the trauma of menstruation, a theory that had to be discarded when it was determined that most arsonists were men.
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They said the northeast did not have enough trucks or firefighters to handle the flames swallowing up thousands of hectares of wheat, which some authorities have blamed on arsonists.
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While blazes are often sparked by careless campers or arsonists, they're also striking more frequently, and burning for longer periods of time, due in part to human-caused climate change.
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Right-wing politicians in Israel have called for the government to demolish the homes of any convicted Palestinian "pyro-terrorists" and to strip any Arab-Israeli arsonists of their citizenship.
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He also accused Almena of repeatedly lying about people living in Ghost Ship, according to the station, and said the the defense assertion that arsonists set the fire was baseless.
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The fires may have stopped raging in Israel for the time being, but the hatred that started these fires is still raging in the hearts and minds of the arsonists.
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Some blamed the sudden temperature rise and the strong winds, others said the fires were the work of arsonists and a few even claimed they had been started by Syrians.
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The idea behind the Gävle Goat is that we burn it during a public event on New Year's Eve, but usually the goat is damaged by arsonists way before that.
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The students seem just fine after frantically passing the fireball onto their peers, but hopefully Dan hasn't created a room of budding arsonists with this hands-on lesson in fire fun.
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The notion that we — basically TED and Davos and the Aspen Institute — invite all these "arsonists," all these people who created these problems because they're the ones that can fix them.
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Earlier this month, 32 students were arrested after arsonists torched a law library at South Africa's University of KwaZulu-Natal following days of protests by students over the cost of tuition.
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More than half a million fires are set by arsonists each year in the United States, according to a report by the United States Fire Administration, costing $3 billion in damages.
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"Everyone is running around talking about how the house is on fire, but the arsonists are still at the table," Nathan Thanki of the Global Campaign to Demand Climate Justice told journalists.
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In the worst such episode, in July 2015, a baby was killed and his parents later died of their injuries after arsonists set their home ablaze in Duma, a West Bank village.
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While police have rounded up dozens of arsonists suspected of igniting the recent round of fires, the growing severity and intensity of the blazes are being fueled by changes in the climate.
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Yet it's also given rise to misinformation campaigns from climate deniers, who have amplified reports of the arrests of arsonists to claim the catastrophe has nothing to do with a changing climate.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - A Swedish asylum center burned down overnight in a suspected attack by arsonists, police said on Friday, the second incident of its kind in a week in the Stockholm region.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian prosecutors said on Tuesday that some of the vast Siberian wildfires that environmentalists have dubbed a climate emergency were started on purpose by arsonists trying to conceal illegal logging activity.
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Arsonists can be ordered to pay millions In Oregon, a judge ordered a teen who pleaded guilty to starting a wildfire last year to pay $36 million in restitution for the fire damage.
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With a loud yell, he warns us of the still-burning conflagration, points to the arsonists, and tells us that if we fail to act, our democratic institutions will go up in flames.
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The show's visual epilogue is (literally) writ in flame, but the bonfire that lights up "Burning Doors" is from the friction of artists as arsonists — in motion, at war and determined to scorch.
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With temperatures in recent days regularly rising north of 2000 degrees, a nationwide drought leaving rivers and mouths dry and countryside kindling and arsonists combining to ignite the landscape, Italians are, well, boiling.
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Then the looters and arsonists moved north to Koreatown full of electronics stores and businesses and towards Wilshire Boulevard, the border with upper-crust Los Angeles where the very rich lived and shopped.
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The unholy alliance between Russia and Iran in the graveyard of empires continues to look for trouble in all the wrong places, seeking to be both firefighters and arsonists at the same time.
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Petry's tendency to temporize may be a crucial asset, according to Hajo Funke, an expert on Germany's far right who has just published a book, "On Angry Citizens and Arsonists," about the AfD.
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Wildfires tore across central and northern Israel on Thursday, forcing tens of thousands of residents to flee the city of Haifa, as leaders blamed arsonists for some of the blazes and branded them terrorists.
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The 28 commissioners are appointed by the member states, and several of the populists who have won power since 2014 will want to put a torch under the EU by sending arsonists to Brussels.
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And while the fire that caught the broadcaster Howard Cosell's attention during the World Series was at a school near the stadium, distressed and devalued properties across the Bronx were easy prey for arsonists.
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If the arsonists out there are reading this, I would just like you to know that by burning down my restaurant, you are also affecting the families of my 20 employees and their wellbeing.
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"Think about that: Police may be forced to release pedophiles, rapists, murderers, drug dealers and arsonists back into communities where they had no right to be in the first place," Sessions said at the time.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African police fired tear gas in clashes with students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal on Thursday and arsonists torched a building at another campus overnight as protests over tuition costs spread.
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But an alternate narrative has been seized upon by some who insist arsonists lighting the fires in the first place, and not the conditions that make them near-impossible to contain, are the real problem.
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And the anti-environmentalist media, the Murdoch empire in particular, has gone all-out on disinformation, trying to place the blame on arsonists and "greenies" who won't let fire services get rid of enough trees.
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About 60,000 people, some carrying banners with slogans such as "pure blood, clear mind," marched in a far-right demonstration in Warsaw in November and arsonists set fire to a synagogue in Sweden last month.
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But as firefighters battle blazes on the ground, an unprecedented right-wing disinformation campaign rages online in which overzealous environmentalists, arsonists, and exploding manure piles, not human-induced climate change, are blamed for the ongoing crisis.
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" He cites a Klansman who confessed that before firebombing the Dahmer residence, the arsonists gathered at a black cemetery where one of them urinated on a grave, saying, "The only good nigger is a dead one.
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MADRID — The head of Portugal's firefighters' association said on Wednesday that he believed arsonists had most likely started the fire that killed 64 people last weekend, contradicting a police assessment that attributed the cause to lightning.
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A recent analysis published in The New York Times found that Murdoch-owned news publications have propelled misinformation on the crisis, exaggerating the role arsonists played in the blazes and downplaying the effects of climate change.
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Read says there has been a relatively small rise in arson rates — some, but not all, of which can be attributed to arresting more arsonists, who are notoriously difficult to catch, as well as population growth.
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After leading a prayer meeting in Riau province's Pelalawan, the Indonesian leader stressed that the best way to stop the haze is "prevention before the incident" and vowed to crack down on "arsonists" behind the fires.
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In April, a fundraising effort to support three historically black Louisiana churches that were burned down by arsonists made national headlines when it received more than $21.4 million in donations in the span of a week.
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Last month, a dormitory building at the International Women's Meditation Center in Rayong, a coastal town just south of the capital, Bangkok, was set alight by arsonists who the two resident bhikkhunis say oppose their presence there.
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As long as there is no accounting for all the establishment gushing about how technological innovation and globalization were supposed to raise all boats and then didn't, many voters will distrust existing institutions and support political arsonists.
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HAIFA, Israel (Reuters) - Wildfires tore across central and northern Israel on Thursday, forcing tens of thousands of residents to flee the city of Haifa, as leaders blamed arsonists for some of the blazes and branded them terrorists.
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Netanyahu says arsonists will be punished Speaking to reporters Thursday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said if the fires were deliberately set it would amount to "terrorism," and vowed to severely punish anyone who "tries to burn parts of Israel," Reuters reported.
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TOULOUSE, France (Reuters) - A Michelin-starred chef who denounced the mindless violence of hoodlums on the fringes of France's "yellow vest protests" said on Wednesday he was contemplating his future after arsonists struck for a second time in two weeks.
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" As white flight took effect, landlords hired arsonists to torch their buildings, knowing they could collect more for insurance than from rent checks, while Nixon's White House criminalized and disrupted the city under the guise of the "War on Drugs.
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The most arresting dress in the show was a replica, and possibly apocryphal: a simple, Empire-waisted red velvet dress that, legend has it, Dolley Madison had made out of White House curtains that she saved from British arsonists in 1814.
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Mr. Modi usually tries to stay above the fray, but he slipped up in December when he said that arsonists could be identified by "their clothes" — widely seen as a dig at India's Muslims, who sometimes dress differently from Hindus.
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So too has the so-called "arson emergency," which was featured in articles published in right-wing publications like the Murdoch-owned newspaper The Australian that falsely stated 183 arsonists had been arrested since the start of the bushfire season.
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After arsonists targeted the site of a new Islamic centre in Tennessee in 2010, a candidate for Congress said that the building would "fracture the moral and political foundation" of the region; the state's lieutenant-governor declared Islam a "violent political philosophy".
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Arsonists in southern Chile burned at least 25 tractor trailer trucks and other heavy machinery early on Friday, according to police and a truck owners association, the largest such attack in months and a sign of heightening tensions in the region.
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Education Minister Naftali Bennett, the leader of the Jewish Home party which supports settlements in the West Bank where Palestinians seek statehood, said on Twitter that arsonists were disloyal to Israel, hinting that those who set the fires could not be Jewish.
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The way of the "best and the brightest" at the dawn of the technocratic era and the "smartest guys in the room" decades later, the way of the arsonists of late-2000s Wall Street and the "move fast and break things" culture of Silicon Valley.
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The Pour 15 Photos View Slide Show ' LE BUGUE, France — As the police chief of the sleepy fictional town of St.-Denis in the Périgord region of southwestern France, Bruno Courrèges has battled murderers and arsonists, truffle fraud and archaeological vandalism, drug pushers and terrorists.
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When Francis Scott Key penned the words that would eventually become the lyrics to our national anthem, the United States was but a generation old – just three decades removed from a hard-won independence that Britain still disputed with gunships in Baltimore and arsonists in Washington.
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Couple that with a consistent message that Republicans are political arsonists with no interest in actually governing, and Democrats believe they will take both the White House and the Senate in November and maybe even the House if Trump really blows up in a spectacular way.
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Coons pushed back on the suggestion that Democrats were political "arsonists," the term used by then-Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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After teenage arsonists gutted the original interior in 2000, little had been done to revive the sexy cabinlike décor that spawned the Double R. The iconic horseshoe counter, dull gray and hidden behind children's drawings, was cluttered with knickknacks and lined with a fortress of Torani syrups.
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The shell of a building is left smoldering after being destroyed by arsonists in Washington, DC. Robert F. Kennedy visits the aftermath of riots in Washington, DC. Jackie Kennedy leaves the home of Coretta Scott King after paying her respects to the widow of the slain civil rights leader.
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Amid deepening inequality, images like these can justifiably provoke anger: Lord Aleem, a nineteen-year-old, self-styled Rich Kid of Instagram from Birmingham, regularly posted photographs of his collection of luxury cars outside his home until four of his £237,453 fleet were torched by arsonists last year.
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Though the city's crime rate has been trending downward amid a comeback of sorts in recent years, some interviewees cited the simmering specter of "Devil's Night," the evening of October 30, when arsonists have a history of setting conflagrations across the city, in some cases apparently for insurance money.
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"Disinformation agents — whether domestic political operatives, far-right trolls or those acting purely for the 'lulz' — operate a bit like brush fire arsonists, setting small blazes in anonymous forums, where it becomes easy for sparks to jump over the firebreaks and move to more mainstream platforms," he said.
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On Friday, Pierre Louis Opont, president of the Provision Electoral Council, said the election would be postponed indefinitely because masked gunmen had fired upon electoral officials, arsonists burned down two electoral offices in Port-au-Prince and had attempted to burn a school in the south used as a polling center.
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Some ANAL activists headed off to scout out a new squat elsewhere in the city, while their comrades milled around winding up the slab-faced security contractors in the doorway, asking about their steroid habits and pretending they were arsonists and knew about secret passages hidden throughout the empty building.
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Father of twins and teen choir member among victims The defendants' attorneys have countered that arsonists set the fire, which their clients could not have prevented, and they presented a witness who testified she heard a group of between 14 and 19 men congratulating themselves on starting the blaze, CNN affiliate KPIX reported.
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The true arsonists responsible for one of the worst fire seasons in Australian history are the people who lead 90 of the world's most polluting companies, including oil and gas producers like Chevron, Exxon, Shell, BP, Gazprom, and Saudi Aramco, as well as major coal producers like Coal India and Peabody Energy.
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Father of twins and teen choir member among victims The defendants' attorneys countered that arsonists set the fire, which their clients could not have prevented, and they presented a witness who testified she heard a group of between 14 and 19 men congratulating themselves on starting the blaze, CNN affiliate KPIX reported.
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Jokes alongside hashtags like #YallQaeda — which first surfaced in 2011 but seems to have finally found its calling — compared the Bundy crowd to a kind of redneck terrorism outfit and ridiculed their perceived incompetence, appearance and stated purpose (they say they are defending the Constitution by backing admitted arsonists who set fire to federal lands, hoping to conceal an illegal hunt).
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In the memoir "Sunny's Nights: Lost and Found at a Bar on the Edge of the World" (Random House, 2016), Tim Sultan sheds light on the illustrious Sunny Balzano(1934-2016), the owner of Sunny's Bar on Conover Street, as well as on the colorful past of the area, where "bootleggers distilled, arsonists lit, nuns crossed, longshoremen hauled, unions agitated, kids pelted, gangs brawled."
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Amid mounting public anger, Australia's Liberal-National government defended its policies in addressing climate change and downplayed links between climate change and the unprecedented early arrival and severity of the fires "Certainly, climate change is a factor, there is no question, but also it is important to note that most of these fires have been caused by 'Little Lucifers'," Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack told ABC, referring to arsonists.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio) has so far weathered the political storm that engulfed him last week when reports surfaced that he did not act to stop sexual abuse while he was a wrestling coach at Ohio State University more than two decades ago (The Hill) … Trump's pardons of two convicted arsonists strain efforts to bridge mainstream and the extreme, particularly in the context of the growing antigovernment movement in Western states (The Hill.) ➔ WHITE HOUSE & ADMINISTRATION: Staff changes, book contracts, migrant children and opioid prosecutions ... West Wing staff: As expected, Trump's legislative affairs director, Marc Short, announced he'll leave the White House later this month to join a consulting firm, and also become a senior fellow at the Miller Center for Public Affairs at the University of Virginia (Politico).
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