. >> reporter: the call came in at 4:45 that apparently a tractor trailer had struck an unattended vehicle, and as acle, result there was a car fire ande the tractor trailer itself on fire. notice this fire, we still see flames through the smoke hereoke and that is what we're dealing with, the extinguishing, to exit that route 1 remains closed.d. and the inner loop opens to the west as you continue toward route 50 and also coming off the ramp of i-95 toward route 1, we have another stalled tractor temporarily, and that safetyfe zone not causing anity lays. for those are the beltway, you o will slow headed toward the accident scene, delays arelays starting to build quickly as you travel out of montgomery countyy look for a slow ride out ofof southbound 95, let's continues with the cameras and show youow what wells we have on the maps, we have accident activity along nanew hampshire avenue and poddr road, so far follow police direction to get out of there. the we will pop up the cameras in virginia, the pace is is starting to slow, for those leaving dumfries and continuingi toward dale city,

that they should avoid leaving vehicles unattended when dropping off children. the planning commission required that the project sponsor apply for a white loading zone from the mta. if the mta grants the white loading zone, the project sponsor shall operate the loading zone with the following conditions, and specifically that the number of vehicles during morning and afternoon drop-off and pick-up at the white zone shall be limited. a maximum of 28 individual vehicles may use the curb side white zone between the hours of 7:30 and a.m., and similarly 28 vehicles may use the curb site white zone between the hours of 3:00 and 5:30 p.m. under armour finally, the project sponsor shall produce a drop off plan to all families and shall document presental guardian understanding and consent to those requirements. 9:00 a.m. so, colleagues, those are the amendments in substance to the conditional use. and i would now ask that the appellants and the project sponsor approach the lecturn and i have distributed to them a copy of what i have distributed to you and i would just

not block the driveways during this time and condition 5 is the project sponsor should minimize unattended vehicles and item 6 if the mta were to approve the deposit off zone that is the number of vehicle codes vehicles would be limited during during the morning and afternoon pickup times and they shall deliver a pickup and drop off plan to each family. so at the tuesday hearing planning department staff expressed we would work for the compliance of the conditions. further as given to us they were to provide evidence and staff noted without such evidence enforcement would be difficult. and they voted to reauthorize the c u plus those conditions as authorized by supervisor wiener and that concludes my report >> does not appear to be any. >> the board of appeals met and there was one item to be considered was an appeal of a - several building permits for 1050 val less than and hill and took the dr and heard on appeal of the deck and this was scheduled for an appeal late last week an appeal was filed so it was continued to the call of the chair and it will be scheduled once the board of super

the unattended consequence is what brings me here before you today >> with that colleagues. >> thank you sheriff. >> yes. >> other comments? supervisor kim. >> thank you so i have the tough task of introducing the amendments today. i want to say that the last two amendments are been tough for us as we discuss and negotiate this policy. you mean it is very clear that everyone in the room wants to make sure we're doing everything we can in this criminal justice system to make our community safer. the u. the u.s. immigration is to target the offenses but everyone in this room the program casts too far a net and it shows in california 7 out of tentacle forbearance as of 2013 had no convictions. so we believe that sf program is a deeply flawed. i want to thank the members while we continue to be a leader in advancing what's right. i want to recognize supervisor avalos it was the members in the community but i think it's important to recognize supervisor avalos and his staff. it's a ton of work and i know the president of the united states that's it what's that is like. we've heard from th

. >> there is an unattended consequences associated with the campaign like this. it often leaves the public confused. reporting live from the studio. standard forery a college entry exams for generations. preparing for the s.a.t.'s. >> tim is in the newsroom with a preview. mixedill tell you how news on text results. >> on the topic of results, raiders coaches expect big result this week in buffalo. low pressure off the virginia coast. we will see the impacts in baltimore. sunny skies right now. temperatures in the low 70's. thinkingnews for thousand american students who took the s.a.t.'s is here. >> scores are down slightly. there is a bright spot. tim joins us live in the newsroom with a breakdown. >> the s.a.t.'s come for the most part, to accept students into forty-year schools. a growing number of maryland schools are pushing to prepare students early. high school math bidders are getting the jump on the s.a.t.'s. they are learning the skills and work habits they will need for college. the latest statewide sat scores are so important. maryland is down four p

, explosive devices take place, some indicators in environment, are you looking for any type of unattended packages or boxes in high risk areas, liquids, mist -- this is going to be a biological or chemical release. numerous sick or dead animals or birds. any objects that does not seem right, do you want to touch it? i'm not sure what this is, let me jostle it around. no, no, don't do that. move away and report it. remember that. a cell phone, a call, calling 911, using your cell phone may detonate that device. so obviously don't use your cell phone. go to a hard wire phone, land line phone, outside, and call 911. what do we do as first responders. when we come up do we use our walkie talkies or radio? no. you go to a hard wire phone, call it in and get the information back because it may detonate that using the radio frequency. remember we talked about suspected terrorism is a stop sign for you as nerts. you do not want to get hurt. any questions on the terrorism? bnice is not nice. incident takes place, it takes place here on the left side, this is called the hot zone. you obviously want

or leave his boy unattended. that shake. pretty lucky it's the only thing their boy didn't eat. i'll call csu and have them bag all the kitchen trash. see what turns up. you know, if someone did poison him, they would know his routine. they'd have access to their home. sounds like somebody who might show up at his funeral. (ted) dad, why are you letting her get to you? it's disrespectful, that's why. dad, no. please, i'll go talk to them. (lena) no, don't. let's not make a scene. please. for adlai's sake. you're right, as always, lena. ooh... (jules) adlai was remarkable. at 35 a tenured professor. renowned historian and author. his winter of the patriarchs, i thought it was exceptional. do you hear that, ted? even the detective knows your brother. thank you. sorry, he doesn't mean to patronize. we're all very proud of adlai. their son, he's staying with you? for now. charlene is going through a lot, and henry and our son are close. so, ted, we should be going. we're having a few people over. your sister-in-law is going as well? probably not. i believe that, uh, mr. ferrero will

engine 105 was unlocked and briefly unattended last wednesday.y tool and a set of metro keys. metro tells news 4 appropriate steps have taken to ensure system security is not compromis compromised. measures have been taken to prevent a similar theft in the future. >>> 11 before the hour. former linebacker ray lewis is speaking about ravens kick returner, jacoby jones. he was in a fight on sunday night. it happened on a party bus in front of opera ultra louns. tmz first reported the story and took some pictures there as well. jones told police he couldn't remember who did it. he refused treatment. no charges were filed. lewis said the incident shows a lack of leadership on the ravens team. >>> mark trains are running again after a train hit a man last evening. mark canceled train service in the area during the investigation. >>> the relief won't stop. that's what vice president joe biden promised residents of a flood ravaged colorado. he assured them even if the government shuts down, the relief efforts won't. the flooding destroyed nearly 2,000 s

police say the stolen items could have been taken from unattended vehicles and are reminding residents not to leave their valuables in the car. >>> police will be carrying out a dui check point in san francisco. the location is under wraps but it will run until 4:00 a.m. so be sure to designate a sober driver and keep safe. >>> still ahead, bay area sports plus, a scare on the bay their breaths. >> you can meet the family, see an insidious no chapter of a horror franchise. here is melissa with the now showing. >> reporter: friday the 13th is a good day to take in a movie like insidious chapter two. in this horror seek sequel, something comes back to haunt a family. >> it is not done with us. >> insidious chapter 2 is rated pg-13. and a mob family moves to a sleepy french town and they cannot stay out of trouble. >> how was the first day? nothing special. >> meanwhile, cia officer tommy lee jones tries to protect them from their old cronies who are on their trail. the family is rated r. >>> off to the ball field, san francisco clobbered the los angeles dodgers 19-3, and the as , oakland

the car was legally parked and unattended. the robbery abatement team maintain surveillance of the -- of the vehicle for hours, but no signs of activity. park station please -- plain clothes officer under the direction of sergeant scott ryan and robert lieu adnd reyes observed. they noticed until lights were on and the sun roof was opened. officer lew quickly executed a u-turn and confirmed it was occupied by the suspect. officers immediately got out of the car, drew their weapons and began giving verbal commands. they identified themselves, told a suspect he was under arrest and ordered them to surrender. the officers instinctively trying to related on the vehicle. officer ray is move to position your their rear passenger side of the suspect's car. officer lew move to their rear of the driver's side of the vehicle parked to the left -- officer lieu. they recognize the suspects flight reaction, but officers continue to give firm, clear, commands. the suspect abruptly threw his car into reverse, accelerating rapidly from his pa

owners are not advised to leave their pets unattended now and to call the police if they see their pets sold by someone else on craigslist. >>> if you are banking on getting a seasonal job, act quickly. retailers are expected to hire fewer seasonal workers for the holidays coming up. most of the seasonal hiring is expected to be done next month. the employment consulting firm challenger, grey and christmas expects about 700,000 temporary hires across the country, about 50,000 fewer than last year. christmas 92 shopping days away. >> get on it. >>> it was the right product just in the wrong color. but as a bay area couple found, getting it fixed wasn't so easy. on the consumerwatch, julie watts shows us how customers can fight back. >> reporter: the couple was happy when their new console was delivered but not so thrilled when they opened the box. >> we says right way, oh, my gosh, this is the wrong one. >> reporter: instead of the oak cabinet they got one with a light stain. >> my furniture is light it doesn't match. >> reporter: so they contacted cymax the online company that sold them

sources tell news 4 it was unattended during a medical call in crystal city about 6:30 last wednesday morning when two men removed items from the unlocked vehicle. the keys allow firefighters fast access to secure areas of a metro station including surface hatches and tunnels. metro issued a statement to news 4 that says the theft was immediately reported by arlington county to metro transit police and that appropriate steps have been taken to ensure that system security is not compromised. for safety reasons the keys must be easily accessible to firefighters but some larger cities use secure box systems like this one that require a code to access them. the arlington county fire department released a statement to news 4 about the theft, it reads, measures have been taken to prevent it from happening in the future. details cannot be released for security reasons. >> now, what makes this theft puzzling and disturbing is that unlike an iphone or an ipad these keys would have no monetary value to a thief. so the motive is unclear at this point. reporting live in arlington, jackie vincent,

but i am afraid that in the process of trying to do the right thing, we are going to have unattended consequences, and those consequences are going to be lived on a daily basis in neighborhoods like the one that i represent as george gascone noted, four out of 10 latinos are afraid to report crime to the police for fear that by reporting somehow they're going to be connected to the immigration system. by keeping those people from moving forward and contacting, having the trust to contact that police department, you are not only making them less safe, you are making the entire community less safe. so, it is my hope that we collectively decide that we in san francisco are going to be on the right side of history because the right side of history in this case is clear. let's pass this amendment to ensure due process for all, not due process only for some. (applause) [gavel] >> thank you, supervisor campos. supervisor mar. >> thank you, president chiu. i did appreciate that you brought up all the community-based organizations that are celebrating constitution day and citizenship day. and

police say two men have admitted to leaving their barbecue unattended. now they face jail time and could be forced to pay for hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages. >> new york city police arrested a driver they say posted this video of himself speeding around manhattan in just over 24 minutes. the 30-year-old christopher adam things been charged with reckless driving, reckless endangerment and other charges and police seized his bmw x 4. >> there is the proof. crazy. >> yes. yes. >> this is crazy. we're going to see triple digits inland for three days. here is a look it's sunny from coast to inland. getting hotter over the weekend. notice absence of the marine layer there. so far reaching 9234 clover dale. 95 down south. 77 half moon bay on the coast. warm conditions coming our way for the next three days with 100 degrees or higher. cooler pattern begins on tuesday. clockwise circulation bringing us a flow of land from land to sea. here is a look at high temperatures trend for the next several days in oakland. about 90 degrees in oakland. now, let

jointly, since it's not an either of our interests to allow the largest stockpile in the world to go unattendedy don't we jointly moved to the let me note parenthetically that united nations and jointly secure it and destroy it? a lot of cynics were of the view that putin would not respond, but he did respond, not because he's a good guy, because it's in his naked self-interest. the naked self interest of russia to see these weapons not fall into anyone's hands. as a consequence of the incredible work of john kerry with his counterpart, the foreign minister of russia, we are going to the united nations with a resolution this week that will in fact call on the united nations and the world to put pressure on syria to have the confiscation and destruction of all those weapons. ladies and gentlemen, as the president has said, while we made important progress, much work remains to be done. the united states will continue working with russia, the united kingdom, france, the united nations, to ensure this process is verifiable and there are consequences should assad regime not comply to the framework

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individually -- >> to take a patient with valium, lorazepam, midazelam and propofol and to leave them unattendeddical abandonment. >> jackson was officially pronounced dead at 2:26 p.m. june 25th, 2009. a direct result, said prosecutors, of mistakes, delays, and recklessness by dr. conrad murray. when we come back, conrad murray speaks for himself. ♪ music life insurance from new york life can help your family keep good going. ! ♪ >>> he did not act as a medical professional using sound -- >> -- in mr. jackson's body -- >> for over a week dr. conrad murray listened as district attorney david walgren portrayed him as reckless. >> conrad murray abandoned michael when he needed help. >> then, on day 9, for the first time, jurors heard murray's own voice and his version of events in a police interview recorded just days after jackson's death. >> your name. >> conrad robert murray. >> it was jackson, murray said, who told him all about propofol and insisted he use it to ease jackson's crippling insomnia. >> he knew that that was the only thing that worked for him. i constantly cautioned him. >> cauti

looked like there is a lot of pandemonium he was unattended to at the time. i saw first responders barreling down the street. the police came out. asked people to step away. folks had panicked and i couldn't assess what the man's injuries were. i don't know. our office tweeted the photo we said we don't know exactly. but looked like he had been caught up in the pandemonium or collapsed sni don't know. >> greta: so 12 hours later you don't know who swhoe. >> right. >> greta: don't know what injuries were. >> right. >> taken with a cell phone. >> as i drove the way to work. >> besides picture what is it like here? did you get a sechbs people running out sneer outside of the buildings? walking calmly? >> navy yard folks seemed more calm. as i got to the metro at the corner of new jersey and m folks were pouring out of the metro. there was a lot more panic there arriving at the work place. not knowing why there were so many police cars they hadn't put up caution tape yet. >> greta: when i got here an hour later helicopters were going around. i was madly searching

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engine 105 was unlocked and briefly unattended during a medical call in crystal city. two men stole a forcible entry tool and a set of metro keys. those keys can unlock secure areas of a metro station, including surface hatches and tunnels. metro tells news 4 appropriate steps have been taken to ensure system security is not compromised. . the arlington county department tells us they've taken steps to prevent that from happening again. >>> today lawyers for those men challenge the convictions at a high court hearing. this was in india. the court says it will start hearing prosecution arguments tomorrow as the defense files its appeals. all death penalty cases in india must be confirmed by a higher court. >>> this morning two men are charged in connection with a chicago shooting that injured 13 people, including a 3-year-old boy. chicago police say neither man is believed to be the actual shooter but both played significant roles in the shooting. it happened at a basebaketball court in a park. >>> a fast-moving brush fire is quickly growing. it's only 5% contained righ

somebody who has been in the room, i worry that the focus on the future leaves us unattended to the presidente so many big issues that the senate and the house are not engaged in a meaningful way. i worry this attention to this golden prize somewhere down the road is going to put the country in deep trouble. the rhetoric we are hearing is not the rhetoricry need to hear to move us forward. >> it sounds like we are seeing and critique of that he is using this moment that he is using to advance his own ambition. if you blackeda the the blind quotes and on the record quotes, saying ted cruz as far as i'm concerned is carrying out a fraud with the people. a republican on a republican. shawn uf dduffy saying there wa much anger and frustration we have been abused by these people for so long. john mccain, senator can do whatever he wants with the rules of the senate. in the u.s. senate, we will not repeal and defund obama care. it's not rational. >> we are nothing if not good at killing each other in the cradle of opportunity. cruz has this thing and rand paul has his. all of this speaks to me of a

and then left unattended. ecologists say better management of the forests and further study could lead to improvements in the forest. some of washington's top lawmakers want to change the way the national security agency gathers information about potential terrorists or spying targets. the senate intelligence committee is promoting legislation that would trim the n-s-a's ability to as access and analyze u-s phone records. the proposal would also hot provide new protections to americans privacy. at the same time, lawmakers want to broaden the government's spying powers to track suspects who travel to the u-s from overseas. oscar the senate is seeking to reverse a controversial law that allows farmers to harvest genetically modified crops even when the crops are caught up in legal battles. the law was passed as part of a spending bill earlier this year and has become a hamas flashpoint in the national debate over genetically engineered foods. it would expire at the end of the federal budget year and a temporary

but let's hope a few unattended matters don't spoil his mood as he returns to the oval office.appear to be falling apart. he might think about that a bit. actually do something. syria, besides c off aid, if he has which he denies so we don't know. but we'll learn more i'm sure in time.re and syria, where he wanted, assad to get the heck out of there. the syrian mess is worsening. the death toll at more than 100,000. there are no prospects of any kind of negotiated peace. and no one's been held accountable of course in the benghazi scandal. the terrorist attack which four americans died more than 11 months ago. secretary of state john kerry says everything is boffo though. four state department officials have been paid on administrative leave, reassigned. of course unemployment. this is, i think his order, it is not ours because this would be my number one, unemployment. unemployment rates did rise in 28 states last month. we need to get this great, vibrant, free enterprise capitalist economy going. mr. president, you could provide some strong, positive leadership in that direct

day in washington, chris, where there was really very little security, where people walked almost unattended building in town. and there are times in recent years where i've kind of complained out loud or to myself about the security state that we live in in washington, but the fact is, we're not nearly secure enough. and this is the latest demonstration of that, i think. i think what you can expect in washington is more review, more security, more long guns and more awareness of the importance of the people and institutions around us. >> well said. gene, you live here. >> yeah. >> we live with the tiger teeth and the metal detectors and the can't drive by the white house anymore and all the things that have changed in the last several years. >> yeah. i thought today, actually, not so much of the security involved in living among those institutions but the binality of these workplace shootings, if, indeed, this is what this shooting turns out to be, and how, you know, it happens in tucson, it happens in newtown, it happens elsewhere. for it to happen here, i think, where we talk about it in

realizing there were nuclear weapons on board and that plane sat on a the runway for nine hours unattended. there were half a dozen nuclear weapons that nobody knew were missing for a day and a half and that showed management faults that i think were extraordinary because there were many steps along the way in which standard operating procedures and even common sense were ignored. the people who removed the weapons from the bunker never checked to see if they were nuclear weapons. they were never asked to sign a piece of paper saying that they were removing the nuclear weapons. the security guys never checked the vehicle to see if there were nuclear weapons on board. the crews unload at the weapons and never looked to see if there were nuclear weapons. the pilots never checked in that you could argue well the system worked. the terrorists didn't get the weapons. the rogue officers didn't get the weapons but he shouldn't have six nuclear nuclear weapons that don't need to be signed for. and that can't be accounted for for a day and a half. just this year we have three wings. just this year

then where are we and what are the unattended consequences? very interesting to hear the skepticism and hear in this room, members said that the hangover, the 800 pound gorilla in the room was the iraq war. members of congress not wanting to make what many of them believe was the mistake they made last time again. that's why we are hearing a lot of this. >> the iraq war is in the rear view mirror when it came to voting on it, but not that far behind. thank you, dana. >>. >> earlier i spoke with david gergen. he believes the president has a lot of work selling the idea of an attack of syria on a war-weary american public. >> the way this is shaping up right now, i will tell you, the president doesn't have the congress nor public opinion, and there are going to be a growing number of people to put pressure on him. i've got to sell the country to sell the congress. they are going to push him to make the case. i think we are going to see more of the president on primetime before this fight is over because he does need to move the needle and public

sources tell news4 that engine 105 wutz unlocked and briefly unattended during a medical call in crystal city last wednesday. they say two men stole a forcible entry tool known as a hydraram and a set of metro keys, too. those keys can unlock secure areas of a metro station including surface hatches and tunnels. metro tells news4 appropriate steps have been taken to ensure that the system's security is not compromised. the arlington county fire department tells news4 measures have been taken to prevent a similar theft from happening in the future. >>> and new this morning, police in durham shot and killed a man near the north carolina central university campus. the school was put on lockdown around 10:00 last night after getting a report of a man with a gun. police tracked him down early this morning in a wooded area. that's when he apparently threatened officers and police opened fire. the suspect's name has not been released. we're told he was not a student. >>> also new this morning a 21-year-old man is in critical condition following a shooting in anne arundel county. he was shot jus