his supervisor at the noah house. >> we need him to be back at work, working and doing his groups. >> mr. jones, it states you violated condition 7 by failing to obey all laws, ordinances or statutory conditions of conditional release. and at this time we're going to take testimony from officer fricks. >> i was on the west side of the railroad tracks. i saw the defendant ride his bike towards the tracks. he entered through a hole in a six-foot chain link fence that was put up to keep people off the property. and he was stopped on the west side. >> when you came in contact with him, was he cooperative with you? >> yes. >> after a few more questions, the parole examiner asked jones' probation officer to weigh in. >> given that this charge is dismissed, i would recommend reinstatement. and being convicted of the charge, i would have recommended return to prison. >> mr. jones, is there anything you want to add? >> god know they need me back there working. i really want to be there to help them fulfill the goals and everything of the job. i want to go back to that position and really help

noah's law passed the house of delegates. the bill would require all drivers arrested for blood alcohol of 0.08 or greater to have ignition interlock devices installed in their vehicles. drivers blow into the device to start their vehicles, which wouldn't start if the driver had noah leota who was killed by a suspected drunk driver. it now goes on to the state senate for a vote. >>> springtime is baseball time, right? but starting next year, it will be about football. the owner of the caps and wizards is bringing an arena league football team to the verizon center next year. gene simmons of the legendary rock band kiss and the owner of the afl's l.a. kiss join ted for the welcoming. no name or logo for the team just yet, but plenty of excitement. season tickets for next spring start at about $50. arena football is billed as a faster and more entertaining game than the nfl. he is eager for the fans to see it up close. >> you don't want to watch it, you want to experience it. i mean that's exactly what we want to do. i think es

overnight, noah's law was ufproved by maryland's house judiciary committee in annapolis. is named at noah, the montgomery county police officer killed by a suspected it calls for be heard on thursday. and also breaking nelatest from like desk. >> awsty. >>> a virginia man inspired to help the people of flint, michigan, now he needs your help. >> wright put owl the call for bottled water for flint's michigan's residents because he experienced homelessness and hard times in his life. he was surprised when he collected a thousand cases of water. through the company that was going to ship the water pulled out. if you want to help him. go to he could r tia few slick spots and one strip of snow is coming from the northwest here, from westminster to fredrick here in maryland. the storm itself is leaving. this is the last going on. that is the today. highs 40 to 45 so melting. right now, temperatures in the lower 30s. we could see slick spots on an elevated surface. anything that is not treated. 33 at the airport. feeling like 25 with a wind at nine. there is the storm system win

thank you. >>> in annapolis, maryland, house of delegates approved the noah law. he was killed by a suspected drunk driver. it requires drivers to use an interlock device that keeps them from starting the they have been drinking. >>> it was nicknamed "titanic" tuesday. one candidacy did take the plunge in the 2016 presidential race. >> a virginia student hauled off to prison after a one hour trial in north >>> welcome back to wake up washington. the first hearing in the murder of a prince george police officer. >> a couple of the suspects charged in the death of jacai colson will be facing a judge this afternoon. >> reporter: the two ford brothers accused of recording sunday's shooting with police are due in court this afternoon, malik and elijah ford have a bond hearing this afternoon. police sought to file second- degree murder charges against both. yesterday a prince george there was no probable cause to support the charges. nevertheless, the state's attorney intends to pursue murder charges against the two under maryland's felony murder statute. >> having the

the house gave preliminary approval today to noah's law.s bill is named after montgomery county police officer noah leotta. he was killed by a suspected drunk driver last year. the proposed law would require ignition interlock devices for all drivers convicted of dui. >> what the we have been doing is finally resonating in annapolis. it's taking a long time to do that, and it's gratifying that the governor got behind this, the public got behind this, the media got behind this, and you know what? i think noah iseh >> the house has scheduled a final vote for next week. >>> it will soon be easier to spot a metro police officer on a crowded train platform. starting this summer, most officers will be wearing these bright yellow uniforms. the outfits will also have reflective trim. metro general manager paul wiedefeld came up with the idea. right now metro police wear dark blue often making them tough to find in the dark or in a crowd. >>> an emotional reunion. tonight a local firefighter tells us what was racing through his mind as he took off h

noah's law is moving to its next step. maryland house committee passed the bill named for montgomery county police officer noah leotta who was killed while on d.u.i. enforcement late last year. the bill requires more convicted drunk drivers to use ignition locks and it now goes to the full house for a vote. senate committee will consider the bill next week. maureen: "7 on your side" with a health alert tonight. a new heart study says certain jobs could increase the risk of heart disease and stroke. the american heart association says jobs in sales, office support and food service are at the top of the list. they say 68% of the salespeople in the study had poor eating habits and 69% had unhealthy cholesterol levels. they also found 90% of the police officers and the firefighters were considered overweight or even scott: well, bald eagle soaring through the sky can be an impressive sight. it's not often we get up close to one. but someone recently spotted a struggling eagle clearly hurt. brad bell introduces us to the people nursing an ame

step forward for noah's law in maryland. the state house and senate both passed the bill. however, they have done it in different forms. today, supporters are in annapolis to push the legislators to resol ever the difference. this is for noah leotta hid and killed by suspected drunk driver in rockville. the maryland lawmakers weigh the punishment but what else can we expect in the future of the free state? brad bell sat down with governor hogan and got the one-on-one time with him. they join us live to tell us about it. how did it go? >> the governor is feeling good these days. cancer free, his health is improving. you mentioned the noah's law. he says he is in supp he hasn't seen the final version yet. we talk to them about a number of things as the second session winding down. he is claiming a victory on a balanced budget. he is no fan of donald trump. >> it has been challenging and interesting. brad: after more than a year in office. >> cancer batm. >> i'm very pleased that people support their habit. >> the second balanced budget. >> 98% intact. and as he did this morni

last week noah's law passed a house committee with a unanimous vote. to a senate committee in a few hours. that would require interlock devices for people convicted of dui's, named for noah who was killed by a suspected drunk driving. you ca >>> welcome back to "gma" and looking at flooding in louisiana. a tate of emergency has been declared. more than a foot of rain. ten states under flood watches. >> wow. also right now republican candidates are preparing to face off in miami tonight. it's the 12th gop debate and it's a crucial face-off for marco rubio who is currently trailing donald trump and ted cruz in the delegate count. >>> also this morning minnesota hospitals launching what they call the nation's largest concussion study looking at the long-term effects of concussions and traumatic brain injuries. >>> take a look at this video getting reaction online. viewed more than 35 million times. >> you're looking at a young woman giving the man who raised her the gift of a lifetime. she's giving him a big hug there. coming up. >> a tweet story. >> get

noah's law passed the state house tuesday and would require convicted drunk drivers to have ignitionerlock devices put on their cars it's named after the officer was killed by a suspected drunk driver in december. the bill headed to the new york senate for a vote. >>> a sidewalk which was just built to help make the park more accessible to parents in wheelchairs is now flooded. montgomery park says no one can play on the field right now. and neighbors are not happy. >> a lot of leakage, a running river and a little waterfall, and a little spout of water that comes up some a different area which kind of makes the area n accessible for anybody at this point. >> neighbors are concerned that the standing water will track mosquito. a repair crew will be working on the area in 48 hours and we'll be monitoring that situation. >>> so, maybe you're taking part in the march madness office pool, chances are, your boss is, too. 27% of managers are more likely to take part in the pool compared to 19% of other employees. that's from career builder. 1 in 8 americans in the workplace says that they

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jummy: in the day ahead of maryland senate committee will hear arguments on noah's law, unanimously approved by the house judiciary committee last week. hopes to strengthen dui laws in the state. killed by a repeat drunk driver while conducting traffic stop last year. the montgomery county police chief is concerned that amendments to the bill could weaken it. brad bell will be at the hearing and will have updates at 4:00 and on wjla.com. have you seen this video? a fight in midair all caps on camera. witnesses say it started because of a boombox. the video was posted on instagram. officials tell us that 2 drunk women started blasting music on this flight from bwi to lax. other people approach the women and the fight broke out. even flight attendants could not break up all the hair pulling. when the plane landed in l.a., the five women were pulled off the plane by police. no charges have been filed, though. talk about the right place at the right time. vintage officer to action and saving a cabdriver in the middle of an armed robbery. the heart stopping on camera. >> give me all your money, man. give me e

house judiciary committee. areof the things proponents talking about now is this letter liata expressing support for noah's law. the sense is something will come the legislature this year. it is yet to be determined what know law will look like. -- noah's law will look like. jonathan: new information after a fire in southeast washington. we told you about the police officers who happened on the help.and started to a firefighter was also injured after giving up his mask to help a woman he was rescuing brief. breathe. we turn -- michelle: we turn to d.c. where the search is on for a man who sexually assault a woman in the mount park neighborhood. stephen has the latest on this investigation. steven: alison, about 25 minutes ago, this piece of paper that warns residents to be on guard. a woman walked into the building with a very dangerous man right behind her. t was about 10:00 p.m. a man followed her and at some point inside, he attacked. >> i always try to shut the door behind me, but it's very scary to think this could happen a few doors down. >> the suspect beat the woman and then tried to sexually assault he

the house passed noah's law and now it goes to the senate. it will require all drivers convicted of a d. u.i. with a .08 or higher blood alcohol level to have ignition interlock installed in the car. those who refuse would lose the licensef noah leotta who was part of a task force that targeted drunk drivers. he died in december after being hit by a suspected drunk driver during a traffic stop. jonathan: are a big day in politics. it's super tuesday 2.0 or "survival tuesday." whatever you call it. this could be the day that shapes the entire race for the white house. as dianne gallagher reports it could come down to one word. "ohio." reporter: can anybody stop donald trump? that is the question the billionaire's opponents are asking. he snagged nine delegates today with the win in the northern mariana islands. polls are open in florida, ohio are open. but not just the people weighing in. like john kasich are out casting their ballots, too. >> it's very exciting to come to ohio and cast a vote for me for president of the united states. reporte

leotta is concerned that the requirements and penalties of noah's law have been watered down by the house judiciary committee. >> this law with the make a difference and actually save lives. >> and we're going to pass a tough and comprehensive bill for mandatory ignition interlock devices in the cars of all convicted drunk drivers in maryland. i'm totally determined to make that happen. >> reporter: the first vote on noah's law is scheduled in the maryland house of delegates tomorrow morning. reporting from annapolis, chris gordon, news4. >>> two days of public tributes for former first lady nancy reagan are just about over. this is at the ronald reagan presidential library in california. mrs. reagan's funeral will take place tomorrow. she'll be buried next to her husband on the grounds of that library, and we will carry the funeral live for you tomorrow starting at 2:00 here on nbc 4. >>> a love story for the ages. that's how a former white house butler remembers the reagans. alan devalerio worned at the white house from 1980 to 1990. devalerio said the former first-degree husband came f

developer and project sponsor and they were going through the plans for transforming this little small house in noahoing to transfer a garden shed to auxiliary use we questioned the legitimate and said this is something approved by supervisor wiener and mayor ed lee and objective the intent of the whatever has been pass at adu is not for people to change their garden sheriff's deputy to in-law unit that the points out to the enormity of the problem not only the arc changing take instead of building monster homes there was a backlash but moving to monster duplexes but taking every bit of what exists in the backyard and storage and garden sheriff's office to pass it as in-law unit liveable space my question to you is when is this city going to update the planning code and giles to deal with that out of scale and out of character development and construction because to use it didn't matter if so it a single-family home or the other duplex that is enormous and a mention us to our quality of life every week almost you are here to hear or approve multi unit projects today, i have one before you one and 60

. >>> the house is poised to vote on noah's law next week. it would include requiring interlocks for drivers to take a breathalyzer test. the bill is named after police officer noah liatta, killed by a drunk driver in december. >>> the d.c. firefighter hailed as a hero for taking off his oxygen mask to grandmother said it's just part of the job. >> we have his amazing story, and really, it's s elf -- sacrifice. >> reporter: doctors say that successes count, and the only reason that he was able to walk out of the hospital is because he had only limited exposure to the toxic smoke but he has no regrets. who can forget this image, danny lovato surrounded by a thick, dark cloud of smoke without his oxygen mask, taking off the breathing supply to save a woman trapped inside. 65-year-old phyllis terrell was so separate to flee that she was about to third floor balcony on wednesday. >> we made eye contact, and i knew she was about to jump. i looked at her and told her don't do it. i was trying to make her understand that i wasn't going to leave her

house has a law named in his memory. get this done this year, and we need to do it right son, noah, and all the other victims of drunk driving. a the family is pushing for law requiring ignition interlock devices in the cars of anyone of drunk driving. amendments to noah's law, as called, loosened those restrictions. the family is urging the senate law beforethe sending it back to the state house. >> still to come, new information on the deaths of those 13 bald eagles on the shore. how it's changg the investigation. >> also ahead, baltimore is preparing to become the largest police force outfitted with body cameras. when the new technology will hit the streets. >> we have got some breaking news on a hotel death that we've been following for months. d.c. police saying that the former aid to russian president vladimir putin, who was found dead in died of blunt force trauma. at thefound in a room hotel last november. medical examiner says that the matter of death is undetermined. police are saying this does not a crime was committed but they are still investigating. >> a warning tonight for commuters, after a shooting on a busy

noah's law late last night. it's a bill that requires anyone convicted of drunk driving to use an ignion interlock system. the house and senate still have to work out some kinks before sending it to governor hogan. noah's law is named after police officer noah loeo take. he was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver. >>> the two eaglets feed your help. they need names. right now d.c. two, d.c. three, we can do better than that. the american eagle foundation is using social media to encourage fans to suggest names to the new duo. send your naming ideas. you may want to think about gender neutral names as the gender of the birds yet. leslie? >> leslie? >> yeah, it could go man or woman. >> something bird-like, though. >> like what? >> something that will work for an an hima animal? >> buffy. >> >> go to our facebook page. >> tweetity. >> do they tweet? need something regal. winning names will be announced april 26. >> royal sglnch i like that. my middle name. ahead the dhapgichanging threate u.s. capitol from its few chief. >>> and important endorsement expected today. what else to expect in wisconsin. >>> how ab

hogan but mr.ly ott that is concerned that the requirements and penalties of noah's law have been watered down by the house judiciary committee. >> right now they've neutered it and we need to restore back those provisions that would make it actually save lives. >> reporter: the families of victims of drunk drivers came to annapolis to show their support for noah's law. i'm here for may daughter janet and in 2003 a repeat offender took her life. >> this is my daughter amend ma grace, january 3rd, 2008, i lost her and my fiance brian as well. third time. had the drunk survived it would have been his third dwi. >> reporter: ahead we'll hear how a maryland mother whose 5-month-old daughter was di aged in a crash with a founded a nationwide organization 35 years ago and is in annapolis fiting for a tougher noah's law. >>> a lot of drivers are not paying parking tickets in the district and it's a trend happening across the district. drivers owe the district more than $84 million in tickets from last year. that's low compared to other cities. new york city drivers owe more than $750 million in unpaid tickets. ge

noah's law received preliminary approval in the house. a final vote is expected next week. >>> prince george's county police is talking about the big break that led them to a serial bank it's expected that levi morris daily robbed three banks in rapid fire time but it was an amazing coincidence that led to his captainur . >> came to noodles and company for lunch and came out to my cruiser and parked right next to my cruiser is the suspect vehicle, and i thought no way will it be this easy to close this bank robbery, but it was. >> it was. and daily was arrest -- arrested in glen arden without a problem. >>> a howard county police has two young suspects in a long string of burglaries. we are live in maryland with more. >> reporter: they don't even know that there is a great app here called "find my iphone." but it's showing you here on hickory ridge road in columbia, testify that the app works great. the iphone finder allows you to track where your phone or ipad is. but in howard county neighborhoods from laurel to columbia, a teenage burg

. >>> in from annapolis lawmakers in the state house approved a bill was law. it's named for noah liotta a montgomery county police officer killed last november by a drunk driver. the bill would require convicted drunk drivers to use an ignition interlock device which keeps them from starting their car if they have been drinking. the bill moves across the hall for a boat in the maryland state senate. >>> breaking news and police investigating and have national aerospace museum. it happened march 3 and a group of children were leaving and one of these two men tried to grab the hand of one of the children. a chaperone noticed and yelled at the man to leave the child alone. give police a call if you recognize either of these men. >>> a bomb threat at lake braddock secondary school is over and the threat was made from inside the school. police went room to room with bomb sniffing dogs that no threat founded no word if there will be any charges for making a false report >>> fairfax county police need help finding a 91-year-old man. he was last seen yesterday near the intersection of fo

noah leotta. the maryland senate and house have both passed this bill but the senate version is stronger and supporters want the toughest version passed before this general assembly adjourns next month. >> we are not going to rest. we are going to be here through the end, and i want standing with my family beside governor hogan watching him sign this bill into law and it could be the strongest bill that it can be. >> officer leotta was struck and killed by a car while doing a drunk driving enforcement last holiday season. >>> officials at george mason university have figured out a way to honor the late antonin scalia. they're going to name their law school after him. the school announced an anonymous $20 million gift from a donor along with renaming the law school that money will help establish three new scholarship programs. justice scalia spoke at the dedication back in 1999 and he had served as a guest lecturer as well. he lived in nearby mclean. scalia died earlier this year at the age of 79. >>> and today we learn new information about a number of road projects that are meant to improve your commu

the maryland senate and house both passed the bill known as noah's law. it's named after officer noah leotta. it expands the use of ignition interlock devices for convicted drunk drivers,ut leotta's family says the house version is not strong enough. it makes exceptions for someone who refuses a blood alcohol test. >> we have too many drunk drivers on the road who it's not their first time, not their second time, not their third time. it's many, many, many times because we have forgotten we need to be thinking about the victims and not the criminal drunk drivers who are domestic terrorists on the road. >> officer leotta's family wants a tougher version passed before the general assembly adjourned next month. >>> a new government report suggests there is no change in the prevalence of autism in children. roughly 1 in 68 children has autism or a related disorder according to the centers for disease control and prevention. that's the same rate as the last cdc report two years ago. the lack of change is noteworthy because autism estimates have been steadily i

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house lawmakers of annapolis approved noah's law today. >> it is, of course, named for noah liotta, thean killed last november by a suspected drunk driver. the bill requires suspicious drunk drivers to use an ignition device to keep their cars from starting if they have been drinking. noah's law will now go on to state senate. >>> efforts under way to develop a birth control pill for men. it's something scientists have been working on for yes. they've taken a step towards developing a male birth control pill, by tweeblging some experimental compounds. the scientists are presenting their findings today at a meeting of the american chemical society. >>> if only we would have a pill that would give us gorgeous weather constantly. >> let's talk about the 3- degree guarantee. >> i think we're okay today. we don't have final numbers. but temperatures about 10 degrees above average. we went for a high of 63. in fact, i went 64. and then lowered it last night at 11:00. we shall see how we did tonight at 11:00. you can also track us by downloading our app. pretty nice. 64 right now. that's a win

noah's law. it's a bill that requires anyone convicted of drunk driving use the ignition interlock system. but the legislation passed tonight is different than the house version. so lawmakers are going to have to work out the difference before sending it to governor larry hogan. noah's law is named after police officer noah liatta. he was working a checkpoint last year and was hit and killed by a drunk driver. >>> the deanwood metro station on sad. davonte washington was a ninth grader at largo high school and a member of the air force rotc. he was with his mother and two sisters when police say a gunman walked up to him, asked him a question and then shot him. police say the shooting was not random, but they are not talking about a motive. >>> a suspected killer committed suicide in maryland today and caused problems for thousands of police say the man who jumped in front of a marc train was expected of shooting three people. marc and amtrak services were delayed for hours after the train hit in howard county. investigators say he shot two people at a truck stop in jessup on sunday, killing one, wounding the other. now they think that shooting was a

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. >>> noah's law has just advanced in maryland. the housef delegates gave the bill preliminary approval today. the law cl yous a measure to expand ignition interlock requirements for drunk drivers in the state. supporters criticized a more watered down version of the law who did not require people who refused to take a breath test to have ignition interlock installed but last night the committee added sanctions for people who refuse a test. the law was named after montgomery county police officer who was killed in a drunk driving accident. his father is lobbying for the bill. >> and it's gratifying that the governor got behind this, the public got behind this, the media got behind this, and you know what? >> under the stronger law, al45 person who refuses the test would have their license suspended for 270 days. the bill now moves to the state senate for a final vote as early as next week. >>> the everyday policework of officers in montgomery county can mean putting their lives on the line to save others. often they're everyday heroes. offic

noah leotta. >> he was struck by a drunk driver. ultimately died from the injuries. >> the house and the senate passing version of the law expanding use of the breathalyzer ignition interlock to all drunk drivers not just repeat offenders and the most drunk. advocates believe the house version riddled with loopholes. the senate version requirings everyone arrested for drunk driving get one of these that they have to blow in before they start the car. the house version allows for someone to refuse to take the test and have suspension of the driver's license rather than get the interlock. as the house and the senate race to reconcile the bill before th adjourns april 11, the advocates are again speaking out. >> noah recognized that drunk drivers are really domestic terrorists on the road. all over america. killing 10,000 people a year. >> it will go to a conference committee made up of delegates and senators. they have a week and a half to iron out the differences. alison: coming up tonight at 6:00, maryland bureau chief brad bell goes one-on-one with governor larry hogan. he is go

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noah came to lakeland in facility. then again, st. petersburg clear water airport is also considering housing the hurricane hunter aircraft. >>> the boys and girls club of tampa bay got a huge record setting gift today from lightning owner jeff finnick, he and his wife are donating organization. it will renovate the rec center. the current facility includes tennis and basketball courts but you know what, finnick's hand is in the mix and that means a roller hockey rink will probably, most likely be included. >> just because we're in florida, just because we're in tampa bay florida doesn't mean that hockey isn't a great sport. it is as great a sport here as it is in toronto and canada, and we want everybody to have the ability to experience it and play it. individual gift in the 90-year history of boys and girls clubs in tampa bay. the rec center will be renamed the jeff and penny finnick family park boys and girls club. >>> still to come tonight, the financial mess around several bay area schools has the state's attention. >>> coming up next, they're going to start to pull funding. we're going to show the impact this could have on child

today the house of delegates approved a tougher version of noah's law. the anti-drunk driving bill is named after montgomery county officer noah leotta who was ll driver in november. the law would require convicted dunk drivers to use an ignition interlock device even after a first offense. relatives of drunk driving victims, including leotta's father, have been lobbying in support of the bill. >> we finally got some good news, that it looks like the bill that was watered down has been significantly restored to its original form. and it's gratifying that the governor got behind this, the public got behind this, the media got behind this, and you know what? i think noah is behind this. >> the bill now moves to the state senate for a final vote as early as next week. >>> well, we are wrapping up a beautiful week of warm summery weather here, and doug decided to come back home from philly to enjoy this day with us. >> yeah, doug. >> you know, i had to keep the record going. we didn't set any records today but wti and it will continue to be at least for the

when a car this was a heartbreaking scene. 17-year-old noah herrera and 16-year-old brian rodriguez were hit as they walked home from a friend's house. >> as a mother, it's very hard. i could never imagine what both their moms are going through. to see my son, it is heartbreaking. >> there is a third friend also hit. he's in critical condition but expected to survive. police have made an arrest but not released that person's name for the charges they face. >>> in long island, police arrested an alleged drunk driver who left a social media trail for officers to follow. troopers received several calls sunday morning about a man driving erratically on ocean parkway. 33-year-old ahmed was using the live streaming app periscope. police found his stream and from there, they pinpointed his location. ahmed is waiting to be arraigned on felony dwi. arrest in a bizarre attack involving a small explosive device. they accuse him of planting two aerosol cans in the wheel well of a rental car. he allegedly detonated that device while the car was moving. it happened in pelham bay. the motive is still unclear. he's charged now with attempted murder

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report from both our directors of mayor's office of housing and new development and our director bob becky emphasis if we this thing a project in sunset or noah valley i'm happy to vote for general fund dollars to use more affordable housing we know that we housing here on treasure island and know we have the support of commission and i have that neighborhood to build more affordable housing we've got to build where we know we can actually do it. >> thank you, supervisor kim mr. clerk voted on that measure please call item of. >> hearing to review the shoubz production and the full-time jobs the city and future enrollment for the housing available and the projects in the pipeline and challenges it effect shoubz a recommendation of progress and legislation improvements. >> thank you, supervisor wiener is the author of that i'll i am sorry to him. >> thank you very much madam chair colleagues this hearing today is to receive status update from the city departments and from several universities about how we're doing in terms of of building creating student housing in san francisco providing housing for students is a critical part of addressing b

report from both our directors of mayor's office of housing and new development and our director bob becky emphasis if we this thing a project in sunset or noah valley i'm happy to vote for general fund dollars to use more affordable housing we know that we housing here on treasure island and know we have the support of commission and i have that neighborhood to build more affordable housing we've got to build where we know we can actually do it. >> thank you, supervisor kim mr. clerk voted on that measure please call item of. >> hearing to review the shoubz production and the full-time jobs the city and future enrollment for the housing available and the projects in the pipeline and challenges it effect shoubz a recommendation of progress and legislation improvements. >> thank you, supervisor wiener is the author of that i'll i am sorry to him. >> thank you very much madam chair colleagues this hearing today is to receive status update from the city departments and from several universities about how we're doing in terms of of building creating student housing in san francisco providing housing for students is a critical part of addressing b

house, that would >> they were lucky no fatalities occurred. >> the auto safety group kids and cars says across the country, 19 people have died in similar cases. noah is an attorney in new york. he brought a lawsuit against toyota in 2009. she took her key fob inside and didn't think about not turning it off. she suffered brain damage, and her partner died. >> in 2016, the rule is still the agency was due to make it final, but that won't happen yet. she would only say the agency is considering the comments with keyless ignition systems. we tested out different cars to see how they alert drivers when they walk away. the lexus beeps three times. the ford edge flashes an alert on the dash board and honks twice. the hyundai santa fe emitted this sound for five seconds. all of them kept running. >> it's happened to me before. i've left the key in the cup holder. the cars are quieter now. >> reporter: he says the standards should be uniform. quicker than regulations. they're going to make the manufacturer standardized. >> a class action lawsuit has been filed against ten auto makers. they want an automatic shutoff. ford has created one. >>> new at 11:00,

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noah leotta who was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver in rockville last year. exexpands ignition interlock requirements for drunk drivers in maryland. today it advanced in the house of delegates with the stricter provisions. it requires devices and cars with drivers and blood alcohol content of .08 or greater. last december, officer cody fields approached a car while a driver was unconscious inside. fields used a baton to break a window. a second officer brian nesbitt helped pull the man from a >> get him to a safe distance. maureen: today they receiverred the gold medal valor award. at the ceremony the victim met the officers for the first time since the rescue. what firefighter gave up his oxygen mask to save a woman from the smoke this week. and his throat is still raw from the smoke he inhaled. >> trying to make her understand i wasn't going to leave her. coming up at 2:00, how nancy reagan is being remembered tonight. and how ben carson's support might affect the race. >> local artist won first prize in the prestigious portrait competition. i'm mike carter-conneen. coming up the opportunity she will receive now and the remarkable story of survival. doug: the

noah leotta. it requires anyone convicted of driving drunk to use apignition interlock system. the house and senate still have to work out some kinks before sending to governor hogan. >>> new information from the white house about brussels. it says there is no specific credible intelligence suggesting terrorists are planning a similar attack on the united states. more than 30 people were killed in multiple bombings in brussels last week. the white house also said security and prevent future attacks. belgian police have conducted raids across that country. they have arrested one map directly connected to the brussels attack but released him because they did not have enough evidence. >>> and belgian federal police rereleased this video of a man wearing glasses, a light jacket and dark hat at the brussels airport. the man is suspected of some connections to the bombings, but police don't know exactly who he is. they say the man has not been seen since last week and that he may still be out there right now. >>> hundreds were hurt in the terror attacks and so many others were affected in some

house from will smith's mom! ahh! i'm so sorry. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with trevor noah. -♪ -(cheering and applause) welcome to the daily show! i'm trevor noah! thank you so much, everybody! my guest tonight, from his new show here in new york city, uh, 3 mics, neal brennan is here, everybody! (cheering and applause) now, uh... now, obviously, today is super tuesday, and, uh, we all know what that means. it's the day that we celebrate the arrival of young kal-el on earth from, uh, planet krypton. yes. and, uh, in that spirit, in that spirit, to celebrate super tuesday, uh, many people voted for general zod. uh... we'll, uh... we'll obviously have full coverage of the real super tuesday tomorrow. but while we're on the topic of trump, this is a-a really fun and interesting story. so, the gop frontrunner has been getting a lot of praise from some interesting characters recently, uh, real american hulk hogan and, uh, real white supremacist david duke. and now, in, honestly, a surprising twist, the leader of the black muslim group the nation of islam, louis farrakhan. yeah. i'm

noah's law, which would require interlock devices for anyone convicted of drunk driving for stop a argued that amendments loosen restrictions. they have asked it to be tough and before sending it back to the house leon: 7 on your side with consumer alert about small pieces of glass in some frozen pizzas stouffer's lasagna. was anrce of the glass item common to the brand. they do not explain the connection between the spinach and the glass. alison: americans will lose nearly $1 billion in tax returns if you have not filed year 2012 income taxes. that money will soon disappear. million going back into the government's pocket on april 18. about one million americans have refund checks of at least $600 waiting for them. metro is changing the way that you pay. ass programx p alleged to pay for 18 trips, then you get the rest of your trips that month for free. you can start signing up march 16 for the pilot program. it will be tested for months before the board decides if they will keep it. alison: families no longer allowed to send photos to inmates at a jail in roanoke, this after the police found pictures that were soaked in a drug. it happened at the western virginia regional jail. the chemical i

is that the maryland house passed a bill named by a police officer killed by suspected drunk driver. named after officer noah leotta it would require anyone convicted of drunk driving to have an inner lock installed in the vehicle. they will determine if driver had anything or too much to drink. the measure is expected to pass the senate. governor hogan said he will sign it. alison: all right. coming up, as new evidence comes to light about concussions in the nfl. find out how the local g kids safe when they play sports. leon: plus d. >> i wouldn't encourage anyone bystander that was watching to just go jump in and give at it shot. >> this is video that has gone viral and has the creators giving a warning to anybody watching this. our phone lines are open for you to call our tax accountant who are here to help you out tonight. a panel of them in the help center. they are here ready to answer the questions with a month left before the filing deadline. call 703-236-9220. lines are open until 6:30. alison: metro will not be running at all tomorrow. anywhere. the entire system shutting down for at least 29 hours

house passed says, was heavily amended and water down. coming up, we will tell you what happens next with noah's law.onathan: time to talk weather and trivia. was the first day last year we hit the 80 degree mark? what do you think? jonathan: i am going with april 1. michelle: i am going with lucky 13. april 13. it is.hat's what there was an outside chance we could hit 80 today. fairly early in the year. than april 13ier last year, but it all gets us in the mood that spring is around the corner. with that said, we do have setbacks and later in march and april we will have some chilly stretches. but that is not the case now. college degrees, 79 in potomac. in aspen hill, the sun is breaking out, a comfortable afternoon. new record of 80 at washington dulles and a new record of 78 at bwi. and front will push through move the warm air away for a while. high pressure will build in behind that tomorrow so it will be cooler in the 60's, but we will line -- wind up with a lot sunshine tomorrow afternoon. as we get through the day tomorrow, things will brighten up considerably. we are calling for weather to

house from will smith's mom! ahh! i'm so sorry. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you, everybody. thank you so much. tonight's guest from the great state of south carolina, senator lindsey graham is here! ( cheers and applause ) that's coming up in a bit. but first, yesterday was another primary election day, and because tuesday is the most convenient day of the week to take three hours out of your life, the people of arizona chose to do just that. yeah, only person sadder than the ones who had to wait in line for three hours is john kasich, who got fewer votes than marco rubio, a man who isn't even in the race anymore. ( laughter ) it sort of makes sense i guess arizona would identify with marco rubio, because they, too, are desperate for water. ( laughter ) but last night's winners were, of course, hillary clinton and donald trump. they both won in arizona. ted cruz won in utah. bernie sanders had victories in both utah and idaho. but the biggest-- biggest fights of the evenin

noah's home was raided. and he was 16. >> his parents had left early that morning. >> my mind is racing and i am looking around and flashlights on the sidewalk and house.ed to call his parents but the police would not let them. >> they didn't let him call anyone. >> i was two and half-hours late for school and no way you can try to explain it to anyone. >> they say why are you late? >> i said i can't say. >> prosecutor claim that the john doe rule protect people. but it protects the prosecutors from scrutiny. >> it gives direct attorney more power. you know why they came after us? we wereective. >> eric complained about the raid. >> you were told you may not speak but you did anyway? >> i was the only one to defight secrecy journal. and the wall street journal called it political attacks on conservative. >> they anyhow there would be children and no, you can't call your parents and attorney and cannot tell the school why you are late. >> the john doe prosecution is supposed to protect the innocent. >> but the leftist use it as a tool. >> it is two public district attorneys signed off. >> they are a career government employee. government workers don't l

noah's fleet of hurricane hunter planes. right now it's at macdill but needs to move next year to make room for more tankers. other airports considering housing the hurricane hunter planes include st. petersburg airport and lakeland airport. >>> get this, two 13-year-olds are expected to face charges for stealing a car and crashing it. this morning the girls are recovering from their injuries. the teens slammed into a traffic light pole at u.s. 19 at darlington road. car unlocked with the key in it. >>> it's 6:05. a hit and run crash leaves a homeless woman in pasco county critically injured. now investigators are searching for the driver. the highway patrol tells us the woman was hit by a truck on palm grove drive at u.s. 301. the driver never stopped. the truck is described as a white four door ford f-150 or f-250. anyone with information please call the florida highway patrol. >>> today is a big day for apple fans. the company unveiling new products. >> as always they're being very lindsey mastis is joining us live with your lindsey, you have a few ideas of what we can expect today. apple loves to keep the detail their announcements under

. @>> noah passed away yesterday in @hospice care, a benefit planned @next month for his family at the @high school. @>>> a euclid man is accused of @egging a former neighbor's house @more than 100 times. @30-year-old jason kozan with @felony vandalism, he threw eggs @at the house for more than a @year. @cleveland.com reports he sent @egg shells to a crime lab for @testing. @left the family there on edge. @police did not release a motive. @>>> time right now, 5:07, do you @think there's a study for @everything, think about this @one. @now a study is showing a @connection between how much we @eat and how loud we eat! @in the morning news feed, we'll @tell you what it all means, you @crunchy eaters. @crunch, crunch, crunch. @>>> and next, the latest on @president obama's nomination for @supreme court justice. @what's happening today in @washington and how some @republicans are breaking from @their party's views. @hey, hollie. @>> hey, lynna! @>>> happy st. patrick's day, @parade time, 1:04, if you're @heading downtown this morning @maybe to take in some @festivities pre-parade, we've @got shamrock sunshine for you. @and you know what, we're going @to see a little mo