retail required along there or design elements i don't know if the open space hidden the twitter stephanie son there is a gates that's open most of time it could be closed but i don't think if it is open to the public so just some more it would be good to get more finer points to make sure that makes that i think that's all for new the boarder question of why are we you know why are we doing a da here he think i answered it i don't know mr., sir if you want to talk about if marrow affordable housing and not open space that's the reason. >> i'll wish brief it is a late we've started with the high-level at the high-level you know the marries pledged 10 thousand affordable units as sort of codified and rat fiduciary by the voters the organizing principle around everything we do the reason we've gotten involved and tried to shape this project 4 acres in the downtown setting it is unusual if to the unprecedented to make sure we deliver the housing we principles the voters the affordable housing and the vehicle the da once we got the project it is interesting to me we're talking about what mr. gay t

and twitter with paying for the bridge we're not giving them and over an alley they've developed stephanie son is open to the public most of the day and part of earning for everybody's enjoyment a business decision a lot of people didn't thinks it didn't make sense it all the way down to walk under an elevator there was bridges before they've been taken done studio have one up there makes total sense to brings buildings teeth unlike i was there a lot of the tech workers are in stevenson which is filed with people and you can they're using it on market street and all over the place and you know if at the starts reaching on the market wear have complaints their gent first degree the area if they stay in they're building they condemn they're for isolation and innovate then gentrification that is a silly and a equal designed bridge it is hundred and 43 impact into 10th street hardly see it it make sense in a business sense they've done a wonderful job on the building and market square and the building on stevenson what was real dump they've done a great job of roanoke county, virginia this is a st

stephanie: los cuervos de california son un perfecto ejemplo. >> le pidas no excede o cosas que tienen policía. en un penal de bucaramanga, tambiÉn en colombia los policÍas agarraron una paloma que llevaba un cargamento ilÍcito. >> la paloma llevaba 45 g de mariguana, se tropezaba con el muro por el peso. fue fallido el intento. stephanie: autoridades dicen que por esa razÓn los guardias no sÓlo vigilan a los reos. >> estÁ pendiente de que no atendidos, que no atendidos de paloma en los establecimientos. stephanie: en argentina formaron un ejÉrcito, se llevÓ a conocer como las narco palomas. >> estas palomas llevan mariguana compactada. stephanie: las aves realizan 25 vuelos diarios para entregar la mercancÍa. hasta que la policÍa encontrÓ una paloma y desactivÓ la banda. de regreso al penal del altiplano, una persona encargada inconducta, aunque no descarta el uso del gorriÓn, no asegura que pudo haber sido parte del plan. no cree que se haya utilizado para medir el aire en el tÚnel, porque ya existe un aparato que lo hacen. yo no creo que esta gente no tenga acceso a maquinarias. ste

retail required along there or design elements i don't know if the open space hidden the twitter stephanie sonhere is a gates that's open most of time it could be closed but i don't think if it is open to the public so just some more it would be good to get more finer points to make sure that makes that i think that's all for new the boarder question of why are we you know why are we doing a da here he think i answered it i don't know mr., sir if you want to talk about if marrow affordable housing and not open space that's the reason. >> i'll wish brief it is a late we've started with the high-level at the high-level you know the marries pledged 10 thousand affordable units as sort of codified and rat fiduciary by the voters the organizing principle around everything we do the reason we've gotten involved and tried to shape this project 4 acres in the downtown setting it is unusual if to the unprecedented to make sure we deliver the housing we principles the voters the affordable housing and the vehicle the da once we got the project it is interesting to me we're talking about what mr. gay tal

need to all get some sense and wake up. >> sharon johnson tells us her son leaves behind three daughters. here in southeast, stephanieez, news. >> one with the high capacity magazine. nine people were arrested for it, illegal gun position. a 14-year-old boy was hurt when his sneakers got stuck in an escalator. this happened this afternoon. the teen's shoe and foot were stuck. fire and rescue were called to the scene. a former navy sale is dead tonight after a vehicle struck his bike in bethesda. 64-year-old, tom thy holden was riding in the 6,000 block of massachusetts avenue early friday morning when he was struck by a car. other cyclists tell us holden's death should be a wakeup call for all drivers to be alert and share the road. >> we owl have to pay more tongs the road. hopefully that's a lesson learned for a lot of people. >> he has not been charged. montgomery county police don't know if holden was riding in the bike lane when he was struck. the accident is still under investigation tonight. the sheriff deputy gunned down from behind in texas while gassing up his cruiser. the slain happened friday night outsid

you hay wonder why 3:00 in the afternoon, that's the time her son was shot and killed. stephaniehuang, "today in the bay." >>> it's 6:36. sunnyvale is not known for violence but this morning police are investigating the death of a woman who hwas apparently kille with a hammer. lindy smith was arrested outside of her home at a plaza del rey mobile home park. police say she called officers herself to report the incident yesterday. after investigators arrived at the discovered the body of a woman inside the home who had blunt force injuries and there was a m had aer mere bi. neighbors on vienna drive say the victim and suspect were related. >>> a follow-up now, we now have a face to go along with a bizarre case. the chp released a picture of the woman had they believe fell from the bay bridge earlier this week. it's 25-year-old erlen sanchez edwards from richmond. she is accused of crashing ael stolen car on the bridge and running from the scene. thee then fell off the bridge as a chp officer ride to grab her. investigators say she swam to shore and was picked up by a dump truck dri

. >>> suspect's mom state representative stephanie myas. she loves her son very much and her hearties aching. >> just ridiculous. >> 6:13. >>> a state trooper pulls up to the scene of the crash before paramedics, and knows he has to act quickly to save a person's life, how his quick thinking helped that driver make it out alive. >>> it is 6:16 on your monday morning, tough to get started always on a monday, and then you have to go outside to this air quality alert, and that is in effect, for all of these urban i-95 areas from trenton, down to philly, down to wilmington, and baltimore, pretty much everybody, on code orange for unhealthy air quality. so, no precipitation, here and there is very little chance of pop up then are storms today. our next actual cold front is out there in the midwest that will take a while to get here, maybe wednesday, thursday, for that but look at the future cast. now tomorrow, north and west you could see a pop up thunderstorm or two but not really likely. wednesday that might be ative rent story any time after 12:00 noon we coul

stephanie was there with her son, riley. >> he was a true role model and a hero for this little guy. >> reporter: colleen was there with her daughter, alicia. >> he was such an intricate part of her life. he would come out to her school to encourage the kids to help her. >> gonna miss him? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: just about everybody here had a special story about how this special batman with his special powers brought joy to people who simply needed a reason to smile. >> you know, i just really believed in what he did and there's a line from the newer movies that goes maybe he wasn't the hero we deserved, but he is the one we needed. >> reporter: in owings mills, i'm pat collins, news4. >>> people at a farm in maryland are showing their support for governor larry hoag.'sfiggahoga against cancer. they have created a massive corn maze featuring the governor. >> suspect that great? >> and #hoganstrong. this is lawyers' farm in frederick county. the owners of the farm lost their father to cancer and they want to support hogan. the maze will open on september 19th. a fund

son was killed back in 2006. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> and she will continue to grief. thank you very much. it's 4:35. also happening today, the sensitive debate over life and death will play out in court. terminally ill patients and doctors who treat them are suing the state for the right to die. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez has more on what's expected to be a high profile court case, one we will follow. >> reporter: it's going to be a long time before california really settles the issue of death with dignity. the most recent legislative action stalled which is why a san francisco woman is taking her fight to court. christie white fought twice for her life and now she wants to make sure that she has the right to die on her own terms if the leukemia that threatened her life before threatens to kill her. attorneys for her and two other plaintiffs will argue this court today for an injunction, a protective order so that#h docts will not be prosecuted if they prescribe the medication to help patients end their lives. for christie white it is the difference betw

ordered to have no contact with any children, that includes a 5-year-old son that investigators tell us she also has. stephanie ramirez, wusa 9 news. >> both parents are due back in court for preliminary hearings next month. >>> drier air comes back to our town tonight. howard bernstein is here now with your first alert forecast. >> first alert doppler picking up this activity generally west and north of us right now. some of this is on the heavy downpour side with a little bit of lightning. east of warrenton. montgomery county had heavier showers earlier. heaviest one looks over the reservoir moving in toward howard county. then we go back in tourd louden and northern and western fairfax where we've got heavier downpours. there's oak tree lane, some rain but the heaviest is to your north. this is all moving east. i expect it over tyson's corner. silver springs, 6:54. farther off to the west. this goes down south. coming out of the warrenton areas with a little bit of lightning there. behind this, drier air is returning. more on some nice weather for the remainder of the week in a few minutes. >>> another sex

son was shot and killed. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> so sad. >>> it is 5:38. first of its kind program debuts in the south bay to help the homeless. santa clara county starts the pay for success project. it takes private money up front from investors and pays out returns if the program hits its goals and saves the government money. santa clara county paid for success project will help the homeless in partnership with a nonprofit group to provide a combination of housing and supportive services. >>> we are on the very cusp of the weekend. temperatures rising. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. >> it will be a hot weekend, today the last day of those temperatures that will be fairly mild. it it was nice and warm yesterday, a couple of degrees warmer today and hen it goes way up om. 86 degrees will be the high today in los gatos mountain view 86, financial contradict 74 degrees, 84 in petaluma and oakland 77, san ramone reaching 91 degrees, we will see more widespread 90s tomorrow and hitting 100 degrees if in spots. let's see how traffi

>> suspect's mom is new mexico state representative stephanie mays in a statement she says she loves her sonaching. >>> the people of brazil took to the street by the thousands today calling for the impeachment of brazil's president. her poll numbers have tanked in the wake of the corruption scandal. weakening currency, rising inflation have both activist groups upset as well. demonstrations pick up steam on social media and now videos of the protests are popping up all over the internet. recent poll found someone% of brazilians think their government is a failure. >>> a petting zoo targeted by a couple of thieves. these guys knew what they were looking for. surveillance cameras caught the two men breaking into the arkansas farm and petting zoo early yesterday they were out within three minutes. their haul, more than a dozen alligators. the petting zoo serves as are he have future for reptiles. manager says almost all of those gators were less than-year-old. >> it blows your mind anybody would come in and take those babies like that. i just can't imagine what they'd do with them and i can't

stephanie: the death of joe biden's son prompted an outpouring of support for the president. erik: the men who helped orchestrate the leverage of kohlberg kravis roberts has dried -- died. henry kohlberg formed an investment firm based not on earning commissions but on taking control of companies at crossroads. he later walked away from this firm following a bitter struggle with his partners. he died from cancer in his home in martha's vineyard. he was 90 degrees -- 90 years old. stephanie: he left the firm because he did not want to be part of hostile situations. he wanted to work with companies, to build them bigger and they could not seem to agree. he went on to lead a very private life. erik: he was not associated, apart from his name, ceased to be associated from the firm. stephanie: but he did read a long and successful life. erik: let's get you started with the five things you need to know. greek equities are plunging after it reopened its stock exchange that had been closed for five weeks. banks given the capital controls in place, declined. benchmarks dropped as much

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stephanie y asÍ concluimos y gracias por la compaÑÍa. noticias univisiÓn 65 regresa hasta anoche Íbamos con el noticiero nacional. presentadora: estos sonitulares. no querÍan asaltarlo, sino silenciarlo, sospechan activistas sobre el asesinato del periodista rubÉn espinoza. el chapo guzmÁn tuvo una ventaja de 72 minutos antes de fugarse. mejoran las temperaturas pero no alcanzan para detener el monumental incendio forestal en california. en tres dÍas cerca de tres drones sobrevolaron sobre la pista de aterrizaje en nueva york.- marÍa elena: muy buenas noches, entre escenas de dolor o y fue sepultado el reportero grÁfico rubÉn espinoza quien fue asesinado brutalmente junto a cuatro mujeres. sus amigos exigen que su muerte no quede impune. todos fueron vÍctimas de robo. el tiro de gracia y la tortura que sufrieron tiene el sello de un crimen organizado. andrea gonzÁlez en el informe. vocera: cuantos activistas han sido desaparecidos. andrea: asÍ hablaba hacia unos meses esta activista en veracruz, verÁ formado parte de esta fatÍdica lista, fue una de las cuatro mujeres a quien se encontrÓ muerta junto al fotoperiodista mexicano rubÉn espi

stephanie stahl shows us the symptoms can be dramatic. >> reporter: after wendy barkowitz gave birth to her second son the once happy and active mom's livenged dramatically. >> the most difficult time in my and tire life. i was brought down to my knees. >> reporter: difficult pregnancy led to some unusual and debilitating symptoms including a racing heart and mental confusion. >> if as i was going to faint. i would start seeing black floaters and felt like i needed to sit down. >> reporter: she hadn't tear i don't believe are a throw -- malfunction of the brain and nerves that control involuntary body functions. >> such as heart rate and blood pressure tears and saliva and sweating and bladder and bowel function. it. >> controls the amount of blood that goes to the brain when you stand up. if there's not the heart speeds up to try to supply more. while there's no specific treatment wendy compensates by squatting a lot to get more blood to her brain. she also pretends to look for things on bottom shelves when she gets lightheaded. another important treatment is salt water. it increases blood pressure and the blood volume to keep the brain

stephanie gosk reporting there. the suspect police say will be rebooked on a charge of first-degree murder of a police officer. the trooper leaves behind a wife and a 9-year-old sondeveloping news out of boston today and police held a press conference of a thwarted attack of a pokemon convention over the weekend. police say that the two armed men were arrested after making violent threats online to convention goers via a pokemon chat room. police apprehended the individuals when they attempted to register. a shotgun and an assault rifle, several rounds of ammunition and a hunting knife were found in the suspects' car according to police. we'll be back with more after this. when you do business everywhere, the challenges of keeping everyone working together can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at&t has the tools and the network you need, to make working as one easier than ever. virtually anywhere. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. behold, these are two can you spot the difference? the wind farm on the right was created using digital models and real world location-based specs that taught it how to follow the w