then there is 100 edna, which is, i would say, a little bit of a wet dog. no disrespect. on the other side, on the west side, there are seven homes. five of them are arts and crafts. i would say within the scope of the district there is -- no one is historic a preserved. but if you go to the building department, there are definitely windows. you know what i mean? there is a lot of character, a lot of detail. there is definitely not of uniqueness -- a lot of newness. if you look at the elevation of what is being proposed, we are getting more of the same. it is faulty. it has a lot of mass. it is boxy. it is apartment like. it is flat. it is uninspired. it has no rhythm to the window layout. and i do not pull this out of my hat. i think this does not follow the guidelines are outlines, the -- the guidelines, the residential design guidelines from san francisco. if you looked at the principles of the residential guidelines, five of the six are not being followed. more importantly, if you look at the guidelines to provide greater visual emphasis to corner buildings, that is n

this property is in an rh-one district located on the northeast corner of edna and marson. it slopes upwards to the rear. the parcel is developed and constructed originally in 1938. the majority of the houses on this block were built between 1913 and 1969. there are family residences. the residential design team felt the privacy concerns were not exceptional or extraordinary when considering there are no windows facing the d.r. requestor's residents. there are no impacts on their interior living space resulting from a proposed horizontal addition. also, when you lateral slope is taken into consideration, it is effectively a one story above grade addition that extends beyond the wall, while maintaining a five-foot side setback. this addition would have no more impact than a 10 foot tall fence, which is allowed by code. therefore, the massing would not have any unusual light and air affect. the addition would not create a significant adverse impact on this adjacent residents, for the reasons stated above. the project -- the planning department finds there is no exceptional ci

ejecting two people inside, the 3-year-old edna zook is at life trauma with life threatening injuries. >>> howard county, dui charges against a woman are thrown out, she walks free because a judge said her rights were violated. brian kuebler joins us now. >> police departments are not supposed to have quotas or a number of citations to give out. one judge in howard county believes police were doing just that. the woman was pulled over and blew more than double the legal alcohol limit. it's why she was pulled over that ultimately let her walk out of the howard county district court with no charges. >> you have to have reasons not numbers to meet, actual reasons to pull over someone and invade their privacy. >> reporter: mark successfully argued that point on behalf of his client based on this memo obtained from howard county police. one that states officers should be ticketing 2-4 drivers an hour ui patrols to fulfill a federal grant police received. >> what the judge found, they were violating the quota law under the public safety article. therefore they were operating illegally and c

and edna larson was watching from her window. >> crashes into the police car and, of course, they callum on -- came out with their guns drawn and had his hands up and he was petrified. they came and apprehended him. >> reporter: police say this began as a domestic and tried to question the suspect. he then takes off and the chase was on. through wheaton and into the aspen hill area of silver spring. the case ends after the suspect collides with the police cruiser and into a utility pole. officers recovered several items from the car and in the bag there. we believe that is a handgun. they found drugs and a shotgun, such a baseball bat inside the suspect's vehicle. that suspect is now in custody and the investigation continues. i talked with several people on windy lane, including the father of an 11-year-old who jumped out of the way in time. you will hear their story tonight at 10. brian. >> and we'll see you then. >>> the edge on d.c. now and where police are investigating the first homicide of 2012 he was found dead near a creek on hunt place northeast is the morning and that is consi

away well that it's no way we're going to do that this new way we give our freedom of speech away edna and that take. up they wanted us that we could never take them to court for the rest of our lives and it wasn't only perceive myself it was our children they what that did they would have that dick cited to that they would never speak if you're wrong it's been sent and that's a reason why we want to sign it because there's no way you want to give it right away to a corporation. my father said ok we won't remove the plants then that i call on saddle then we are going to remove my we'll get help and we will move we move the plant and we will send you the bit monsanto immediately send us an e-mail and said you're not allowed to do to those plants whatever you want because they're our property so i told them it's your property it's all. my property we own the land we pay the taxes get your property off our land. percy hired a neighbor to remove the plants and sent the bill to months on to over a total amount of six hundred canadian dollars monsanto refused to pay and luis mizer filed a cl

. >> reporter: edna larson was watching from her front window as the man speeds drown down the street towards a female officer. >> he crashed in the cruiser. he had his hands up and he was petrified. he fell on the ground. >> reporter: officers uncovered drugs, a handgun, a shotgun and a baseball bat in the car. they also found a ski mask and a bunch of other items they say could link this suspect to a number of burglaries and other crime in the area. >> i bet there were 40 police cars here. they were jammed everywhere. it was pretty wild for a while. >> reporter: morning a dozen homes here lost power after the suspect hit the utility pole. while crews worked to restore it, neighbors said they were thankful no one was hurt. >> happy new year, right? >> reporter: audrey barnes, fox 5 news. >> the police have a suspect in custody but they are not releasing his name just yet. we do know he is 32 years old, has multiple montgomery county addresses and is being described as a career criminal. the charges in this incident are still pending. >>> the mount rainier park remains closed this mor

reporter: edna larson oned from her front window as the man speeds down the street in his maxima towards a female officer in her cruiser. >> he crashed into the police car and they came out with guns drawn and his hands were up and he was petrified. he fell on the ground. then they apprehended him. reporter: officers uncovered drugs, a handgun, shotgun and baseball bat in the car 36789 they also found a ski mask -- car. they also found a ski mask and a bunch of other items they say could link this suspect to a number of burglaries and other crimes in the area. >> i think there were 40 police cars here. they were jammed everywhere. it was pretty wild for a while. reporter: more than a dozen homes here lost power after the suspect hit the utility pole. while crews worked to restore it neighbors said they were thankful no one was hurt. >> happy new year, right? >> now police are not releasing the suspect's name yet. we do know that he is 32 years old with multiple montgomery county addresses. the lead detective describes him as a career criminal. >> you mentioned he's possibly linked to oth