my name is bruce wolf with alcohol justice. i have letters of support here from our organization and from others concerned about this issue. let me take off my glasses. national capital poison center reported in 2013, unintentional poisoning from prescription drugs accounted for 77% all over injuries and of that, 44% were to children. this was just in the washington dc metro area. alcohol justice, our mission is to reduce harmful effects of family. we want producers to take shared responsible for the harm our products have caused to our friends and families. we were awarded with a federal program and have added prescription drugs as the next harmful substance to our list effecting kids and their families and the environment, not to forget to mention seniors and those with disabilities and family pets. in san francisco, we had a huge victory in san francisco banning all alcohol bans. with these prevention legislation, this prescription disposal is a no brainier. well fair groups and recovery addictions and others have chime -- h

. >> bruce wolf alcohol justice. i just want to say we're a drug free communities and for the drug take back programs i want to thank the staff working on it and the commission and the department on a great success for it i mean this is an amazing thing so thank you. >> thank you. all right. [applause] as we'll learn more in a moment. >> any members of the public. all right welcome a board everybody keep up the good work. >> did you tell them that one of them had to come up here and sing the greatest love of all by whitney houston? [laughter] . >> is that part of the transition, too? >> i want to say i'm very impressed with the diversity. >> we're lucky. >> thank you very much we look forward to seeing you and supporting your efforts at the san francisco environment. we've been here for quite a long time and keep in mind we're trying to figure out how to tell the rest of the country how to live sustainably in the city in the city as we all migrate to city living, all right? >> all right thank you commissioner king an

bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> the pennsylvania state trooper's association is not happy with a nominee from governor tom wolf. today it sent the governor a letter asking him to withdrawal his nomination of colonel mr. cause brown for police commissioner. the president of the union says "there have been a number of issues that have caused our members to question whether mr. brown is the right person for the job. "the union sent that letter after weeks of criticism by retired troopers over brown's decision to wear their uniform even though he did not attend the state police academy and an incident where he removed roadside signs critical of him for wearing that uniform. >>> flags are flying at half staff in new jersey today to honor a fallen hero. marine captain stanford shaw died in a black hawk helicopter crash off the coast of in order two weeks ago. he was on a special operations training mission. the 31-year-old from bass king ridge somerset county served two tours of duty in iraq. the cause of the crash still unknown. >>> going door to door to sasave lives. tonight people who live on the 4800 block of pol

bruce gordon for fox 29 news. >>> pennsylvania state troopers association is not happy with the nominee from governor tom wolf. >> members sent the governor a letter asking him to withdraw his nomination. colonel marcus brown for police commissioner. there have been a number of issues that caused our members to question whether mr. brownies the right person for the job. union sent the the letter after weeks of criticism by retired troopers over brown's decision to wear their uniform, even though he did not attend the state the police academy, and an incident where he removed roadside signs critical of him wearing that uniform. police say a third teen wanted in connection with the deadly robbery in the the man walking his dog turn himself in friday. tyfind hamilton is charged with murder and other offenses. he is the the accused shooter of james stohlman, killed march 12th. a second, 15 year-old is also charge in the murder hain a 14 year he old suspect is charged with robbery and conspiracy. >>> police on the the campus of the west chester university looking for men responsible for recent attacks on campus. poli

bruce, thank you very much. a developing story right now at fort mead. shots ring out at nsa head quarter on the army installation that is morning ton night one person is dead wolfthers injured. investigators say two men dressed as women had driven up to the gate in a stolen suv and refused to stop. they say the two kept on going. smashing into a police vehicle. nsa security opened fire when the driver tried to take off. one of the men in the suv died. it's not clear how. if he shot or killed in the crash. an officer has an injured arm. the other man from the suv is at a hospital. the fbi is investigating but it says does not appear to be an act of terrorism. >>> details of a troubled relationship are coming to light as police investigate the death of an off duty chester county police officer. darby borough officer mark hudson was shot in his glenolden home on saturday night dan hudson's live-in girlfriend has been charged with threatening him. fox 29's dave chin ken is live at darby police tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, it's been emotional day here an emotional monday for police officers at darby borough police headquarters as this case moves one step closer

general, tim roemer, former congressman and bruce hoffman with georgetown university, for -- commission was put together at the instigation of my predecessor frank wolfe report is comforting to see the progress that the fbi has made in transforming itself in light of the 9/11 attacks. we'll be working through some tough questions in today's hearing, mr. director, and we want to make sure that the investments we make in the fbi have a real impact on enhancing national security and reducing crime. we deeply appreciate your service to the nation. and i would like to recognize mr. fattah for any comments he would like to make. >> let me thank the chairman and thank the director for being with us today. you said recently that we have -- in every single state, the bureau has active investigations around terrorism. and obviously it is a major concern given the activities taking place in all parts of the world. part of the big discussion in the 9/11 commission was whether or not how we kind of recalibrated ourselves to deal with these challenges because it was about catching people after they had done something wrong. in the case of terrorism, it is really a

, tim romer, former congressman and bruce hoffman, from georgetown university, for -- this commission was put together at the instigation of my predecessor frank wolf is comforting to see the progress that the fbi has made in transforming itself in light of the 9/11 attacks. we'll be working through some tough questions in today's hearing, mr. director, and we want to make sure that the investments we make in the fbi have a real impact on enhancing national security and reducing crime. we deeply appreciate your service to the nation. and i would like to recognize mr. fattah for any comments he would like to make. >> let me thank the chairman and thank the director for being with us today. you said recently that we have -- in every single state, the bureau has active investigations around terrorism. and obviously it is a major concern given the activities taking place in all parts of the world. part of the big discussion in the 9/11 commission was whether or not how we kind of recalibrated ourselves to deal with these challenges because it was about catching people after they had done something wrong. in the case of terrorism, it is really a much di