i found something that's going to help us save our business in the attic.this family is best known for an old ice cream shop and restaurant shop called salty's. it was pummeled by superstorm sandy. but salty's was not your average ice cream parlor. >> we were the largest bulk ice cream distributor in addition to hershey's. every year they would come and give us a golden screw. you're talking 200,000 gallons of ice cream every summer. >> what was the traffic light on a good day? >> salty's was a place to come. jamie:. >> there would be a line out the door, sometimes around the block. it was a nice spot for an evening out. there could be music, get-togethers, always a surprise jamie: why is it important that salty's comes back? >> and anchors our community and the people that come to the jersey shore. jamie: the story of salty's and the strange inheritance begins far from the boardwalk with the families grandfather. gustav. he may have been his own best customer. >> he was an avid comic book collector. it wasn't just science fiction or superheroes, it was wes

attic. >> from dusty boxes forgotten in the attic emerged military artifacts handed down across five generations. >> the writing is unbelievable. i can't believe it's in such good shape. >> an heirloom that may be a long lost piece of history. >> i think this is a once in a lifetime find. i'd never seen one before. i don't expect to see one again. >> the value is rising with literally every fold. >> a war, a map, a mystery. >> i had a little momentary roller coaster there. >> will it lead to one family's hidden treasure? >> i'm jamie colby. today i'm in birmingham, alabama, which is rolling foothills of the appalachians. they say that wars are fought to change maps and this episode of "strange inheritance" is about a map, a very old map and one that survives in a family whose history spans from texas to virginia and then back here to alabam alabama. >> my name is patrick martin. my parents died in 1999 and my sister and i inherited the house and contents. we were surprised when we figured out what it contained. >> the house patrick and his sister peggy inherited in birmingham is now

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that may be why you saw a team poking around and trying to gain access to the attic there to make sure no one was remaining hidden on the scene there. it's not uncommon to call out a swat team, especially after two officers have been hit. >> there were some reports that some were taken away and the third person might still be in the home. do we have anymore clarity on that? >> no. other than you can see as they're trying to make entry into the upper story of that home there, beyond that, we don't know whether -- you know, it's just they've been tipped off or have got a real solid connection. >> tom, i wanted to get your comments on this operation in the attic. it seems as though that would be a very risky proposition. they would be in a direct line of fire given the fact they're going after an alleged cop shooter. this would be a very dangerous operation. >> it's extremely dangerous, ashleigh, but it's less dangerous if they're trying to open a hole to insert maybe a fiber optic device to maybe get a look at what's inside that attic and see if there's any person inside there. that's sa

what could have caused the noise up here in the attic? well, all of the exterminators up heree it could have been the wind or perhaps, a small mouse. reporting live in dumfries horace holmes abc 7 news. >> small mouse with big boots making that kind of noise? >> whole family was together. my goodness. >> whatever is up there better bundle up and stay warm. we have a storm coming. >> yep. snow coming, right, steve? >> we do. we have rain out there right now and we'll see that change over to sleet later on tonight and by tomorrow morning, yes, we'll be waking up to snow. and it looks like quite a bit of it through the day tomorrow. here's storm watch 7 live radar. all the rain moves to the north and east. this is the leading edge of what's on the way. the critical difference to what we have right now and what we have 12 hours from now. temperature is 44 degrees at dulles and look at 50 degrees if winchester. 46 in cumberland maryland. everything shaded in pink under a winter storm warning. this goes into effect later on tonight through the

attic. emerge military artifacts handed down across 5 generations. >> writing is unbelievable. >> an heirloom that may be a long lot o lost piece of histor. >> i had never seen one before. >> value is rising with everybody fold. >> a war, a map, a mystery. >> i had a momenttary roller coaster there. >> will it lead to a family's hidden treasure? jamie: i am jamie colby, today i am in bermin birmingham, alabamy say that wars are fought to change maps, this episode of "strange inheritance" is about a map. a old map. and one that survived in a family whose history spans from texas to virginia then back to alabama. >> i am patrick martin, my parents died in 1999. and my sister and i inherited house and contents. we were surprised when we figured out what it contained. >> house that patrick and his sister peggy inherited here in birmingham is their home now. >> patrick thank you for having me over. >> our pleasure. jamie: patrick apparents moved to alabama from maryland, bought the house in 19600

so we had at consciousness school and we worked with everyone with attics and non attics and teach people how to bond with themselves and one another. and so to train people with different parts of themselves is the addiction. but also to behavior's. and i would just love to hear from you. when landing these people too much will somehow make them codependent. i would love to hear what you would say. >> and pitcher does clinic in portugal that i went to. i cannot remember the names. it was so amazing. in all the addicts in this room so how to express their feelings i wanted to fly back to arizona in take them to portugal now i want to research more about how we do the things we do but i hate the concept of:dependency. it is absolute nonsense. but that show intervention but it is disconnection is the main driver. but to say i will come pilaf as agreeableness you go to a rehabilitation. but that is barbaric with the wrong thing to do. i find it particularly difficult for various reasons that i am unconditionally lucky. with a clean or using a zero always come and sit with you and try to be p

what's in this attic anyway?side" gets results for a widow about to lose thousands. >> well, winter looks ready to go out with a bang! >> we just want it to go out. we are gearing up folks, for what could prove to be the worst storm of the season now. let's get straight to meteorologist steve rudin in the stormwatch 7 weather center and get the latest on the winter weather alert. steve? >> no problems out there for those in the rush hour commute expecting to head out in the next couple of hours or so, we're looking at mainly rain, temperatures well above freezing and wet pavement. at 46 at dulles the same at reagan national airport. look at fredricksburg now at 54 degrees. charlottesville hanging on to 50 and the same in winchester so you can see there's plenty of warm air or mild air to go around. looking at stormwatch 7, live doppler radar, heaviest rain northern montgomery county to frederick county, head off to winchester where you're looking at heavier rains at this time. around the capital beltway, mainly t

the smallest in the neighborhood we're excavating the basement and taking a portion of the existing attic and listing the pitched roof and flattening that out for two bedrooms and two bathrooms we're replacing the area in the basement but need to get 2 of the 3 bedrooms on the upper floors that is the proposed site plan the new houses will be roughly the same height as the adjacent neighborhood the dr requesters hours are in green and the existing spaces is between the building there will be no effect the only intrusion of the mid block space is the non-conforming existing space in steiner our clients house is set back from the property line that side yard will be maintaining this set back in order to provide as much separation between the two buildings the next is the dr requesters view of our project existing houses is on top of and the proposed on the bottom and then the dark red lines shows the dr requesters window 1971 the for ground the green area the basement and the orange is the first story and the yellow band is the attic and down who the 3 feet will 8 in question it is set back

attic. >> from dusty boxes forgotten in the attic emerged military artifacts handed down across fiveions. >> the writing is unbelievable. i can't believe it's in such good shape. >> an heirloom that may be a long lost piece of history. >> i think this is a once in a lifetime find. i'd never seen one before. i don't expect to see one again. >> the value is rising with literally every fold. >> a war, a map, a mystery. >> i had a little momentary roller coaster there. >> will it lead to one family's hidden treasure?

i got this from the reader sony recently and said we have one in our attic. so the story is starting to get a lot of press in the case as well as telling people that it existed before and there is an atlantic city monopoly tournament that they are sponsoring and giving out this thing that makes him seized because by now he is pretty much ripped apart this idea so he decides he is going to set up the truth lecture next to the atlantic city monopoly tournament and the problem is that they catch the wind of this and reschedule these events and nobody goes to the lecture but you wouldn't know that by looking at this. does he have also heard from a couple of college kids. it's how to win up not only do because the six win on the monopoly. they decide to join forces with the college kids and they get a big rise out of people and feel pretty victorious about this. so, that college kid was the billionaire founder of priceline.com and his college roommate who ended up becoming the president of cornell and this is a look and book and i actually was able to do some copi

there was something in the attic. >> she was questioned but not charged.ater on in the day, some good news. both officers are released from the hospital. >> we're lucky by god's grace we didn't lose two officers last night. >> cnn reporting there. we want to take you now live to south africa where attorneys for pistorious are in court. mounting what happened to make brazil's president approval rating drop below 25%. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual bleeding breast or uterine cancer blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. side effects may include headache pelvic pain, breast pain vaginal bleeding and vaginitis. estrogens may increase your chances of getting cancer of the uterus, strokes, blood clo

they overlooked him in the attic. i was downstairs, along with the rest of my family that was there for my grandma's funeral. and he waited for his moment. he shot my mom in the neck through the attic vent. my mom was rushed to the hospital. he missed by just this much. they couldn't operate, take the bullet out because it was so close to her spine. till this day the bullet is still in her neck, three years later. and after he did that, he turned the gun on himself. >> david ratliff sr. began his spree of violence shortly after his release from the same jail in which his son is now incarcerated. he had served 119 days for threatening and abusing his wife. family members say he had never been violent until about a year earlier when depression, alcohol, and drugs sent him over the edge. >> he was a great father growing up. i loved him. he was my hero. i don't know any other dad that was better than he was. i really don't. he would get home from work every day and throw the ball with me. teach me right from wrong. spank

i got this from a reader who said recently we have one in our attic. it took 40 years but these boards did exist and there are surviving once so she was kind enough to -- is so the story is starting to get a lot of press as well is ralph telling people that this game existed before. there is this atlantic city monopoly tournament the parker brothers is sponsoring and they are giving out this thing called dodaro. this makes ralph c.. ralph decides he's going to set up a truth about monopoly lecture next to the atlantic city monopoly tournament. the problem is parker brothers catches wind of this and they reschedule these of them so nobody goes to the lecture. you wouldn't know that through this photo. he had also heard from a couple of college kids at cornell who had been kicked out of the monopoly tournament. they were very excited about this and made a game about how to win at monopoly that parker brothers had. there's another term in taking place in d.c. shortly thereafter. ralph decides to join forces with these college kids and they go about slippi

it was something in the attic. >> reporter: a gun? >> yes, it was a gun they found in the attic. it was not to be used to hurt anyone. it was used to protect myself. >> reporter: she was questioned but not charged. later on in the day, some good news. both officers are released from the hospital. >> we're lucky by god's grace we didn't lose two officers last night. >> reporter: and as the day turns into night, ferguson is on edge as a manhunt for whoever shot the officers continues. >> jason carroll joins me now. so the three who are involved do we know what they were asked about? >> reporter: well yeah. as you know they were questioned for several hours. asked repeatedly were you involved in the shooting? repeatedly said not. asked over and over, did you see who fire the shots? they said there was no way they could have. they saw the officers go down but not specifically who fired the weapons. >> do we know how police ended up at the house with them? was it they had taken off from the scene? >> reporter: absolutely. iresha turner called her grandmother and grandmother said get o

i kept finding over and over again these jobs that were in people's attics or tucked away. james mcghee, her father, this is indeed an end litter in the book but his civil war letters were at the new york historical society's a you get the gloves, and start to get a portrait of who this guy really was so things like that made these people into real human beings as opposed to textbook names. it was a totally different process in some ways from doing a newspaper story, in this case for deceased. ralph was a huge resource. i never asked more of somebody in terms of time, walking me through the time line and get a lot of notes. interviewed his sons and his ex-wife passed away, there were three people and died in the times reported this. i was gathering as much as i could. i had some many moments when i thought why can't i ask you a question or what did you think about this? there's a lot of genealogy. it was a hodgepodge of everything and it was overwhelmingly that was the hardest part, gathering all the extra rain and putting it together. it felt very unwieldy a lot of time. >

a distant relative who says, you know i have this truck in my attic. [laughter] full of yellowed, all letters. would you please take it off my hands. i take i take it and they proved to be a treasure trove of the personal letters of the widow of the commander of this voyage. i use them a lot from beginning to end, but that is where. usually it is paraphrasing or snippets. >> time for one more. >> this gentleman has been waiting. >> just a minute. i guess i want to get something clarified. he said he did not marshal arguments and try to make a case. i thought if your writing a book telling a story one of the things readers want to know is what did the writer think? don't you draw conclusions about what is right and wrong? was joe mccarthy bad or good? do you just have the facts and expect your reader to draw conclusions? >> i think that you -- what i try to do is to draw conclusions through narrative and not your argument. i wrote this book about kit carson. a fairly complicated dude. consider this great indian killer, his 1st wife was indian, his 2nd w

and then i actually got this from a reader who found me recently and said, oh, we have one in our attic and i e-mailed back and said, well, it took 40 years, but these boards did exist, and that's a picture he was kind enough to let me use. so this story is starting to get a lot of press the anti-monopoly case as well as ralph telling people that this game existed before darrow and parker brothers. and there's this atlantic city monopoly tournament that parker brothers is sponsoring, and they're giving out this thing called the tear row cup. and -- darrow cup. and this makes ralph seize because he has pretty much ripped apart the idea that darrow is the inventer. so ralph decides he is going to set up a truth about monopoly lecture next to the atlantic city monopoly tournament. and the problem is that parker brothers catches wind of this and they reschedule these events, and nobody goes to the lecture. but you wouldn't know that by looking at this photo of ralph in atlantic city. he's very happy to be there. but he had also heard from a couple of college kids at cornell who had been kic

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evidence that someone was hiding in that attic. police removed three adults from that home, two adult males and one adult female. police will only confirm that what was going on at that particular house was directly related to the shooting investigation. >> what is happening at the shooting scene, i can hear choppers, what is going on be behind you there? >> reporter: the location behichd me is where you would often see the zplen straiters form a line and ag on the police officers. those traffic cones woimtd ss would indicate the precise location where these officers were shot. the witnesses could see muzzle flashes as the shots were fired. so the shots very fired down through the crowd directed towards to the police officers the weapon identified as a handgun, gretchen. >>> another fox news alert to tell you about breaking developments on the real story today, on the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. with the state department just now dodging questions about whether the former secretary of state actually signed a necessary disclose

that is what the police officers and tactical teams broke away from a vent going into the attic. what we watched them do, is take a camera on a stick and put it in the hole they created with the vent in the attic looking for someone they thought might be hiding inside. neighbors say the tactical team showed up about 5:00 a.m. they exited the house at one point with two men in handcuffs, one woman in handcuffs. that is not confirmed by police sources. police are only saying this is a scene that is directly involved in the investigation of the shooting of those two police officers. now st. louis county police chief jon belmar says this is a situation that keeps getting more difficult to handle. >> this is another layer that makes it very difficult for our police officers out there to deal with. i hope people understand that because it's a very tricky line for us to be able to walk. >> reporter: and harris you touched on the good news that both police officers have now been discharged from the hospital despite very serious nature of their wounds. the 41-year-old officer from the st.

he would be automatic and retro attic citizen. i cut you off. go ahead. >> it's an interesting proposeal this only is in relation to unlawful people. these chinese people that come in lawfully it does not apply to them. the others that take children whack with them. they go back and get studies and chinese universities, and coming back at the age of 18 as u.s. citizens with no price to the taxpayer so from a cost benefit nales, it's a different programme. >> you probably heard the president redo this assist gaming the system. >> is that what it is if you show an up a couple of weeks to give birth. >> i have no problem calling it gaming the system. this sounds ol. so is buying u.s. residents by vesting one million in our economy. >> i'll have to stop you there. joining us from new york california, good to talk to us both. thank you for joining us on this etedition of nds -- edition of "inside story". joins us on facebook twitter oe oemail. watch us next time. i'm ray suarez. >>> a senior commander of news roe front is dead, killed in a strike by

louis police department whether they think somebody is hiding in an attic or something we don't know.ut they are on the roof searching for a suspect. that video was a few seconds ago and this is live video now. it appears they have entered the home. they have it surrounded. whether anybody is inside we don't know. this is a home where they believe somebody they want to talk to in connection with the shooting officers last night might be hiding. one officer hit in the face with the bullet lodged behind his right here. the other officer was hit in the shoulder with the bullet coming out of his back in between his spine and his scapula. the shots were fired the police chief said from about 125 yards away and fired with a handgun. fairly long range shot for ahand gun -- a hand gup gun. they are very lucky they and it is by the grace of god according to the chief that they will not be burying two officers. you can see them heading out of the home where they thought there was suspect they wanted to talk to. maybe they entered the home determined no one was there and no possibility of lethal

. >> from dusty boxes in the attic. emerge military artifacts handed down across 5 generations. >> writing is unbelievable. >> an heirloom that may be a long lot o lost piece of histor. >> i had never seen one before. >> value is rising with everybody fold. >> a war, a map, a mystery. >> i had a momenttary roller coaster there. >> will it lead to a family's hidden treasure?

i quite simple attic. -- i'm quite simple attic. -- i'm quite sympathetic.indiscernible] there is no reason to trust it on this question. there is no evidence that the iranians have made any teacher does vision to renounce nuclear capability. nuclear deal to renounce nuclear capability. for a period of 10 years. the obama administration talks about -- and the tones of a grand bargain so i ran would become a regional power. this regime would become a flourishing region. canybody who props up the regime in tehran is an enemy of iran. in the only solution that would eventually, fortunately, the clock is ticking more slowly will be the arrival of a democratic government in tehran. charlie: when will it might come? leon: i do not know. in 2009, the streets erupted. they were shouting obama's name. and, you know, i understand that the nuclear clock is ticking more quickly than the democracy clock. charlie: everybody i know believes a central tenet in any agreement has to be inspections. the likelihood of a nuclear capacity from iran is probably not going to come f

they asked for a search warrant to go into the attic. they found a gun in the attic. it was not to be used to hurt anyone. it was used to protect myself. >> reporter: that woman and two people who were brought in for questioning were released. as far as we know no charges. no arrests have been filed in this case. now, there is a $3,000 reward being offered and there's been a change in terms of the security detail here in ferguson during those protests. initially ferguson police was in charge and now we're being told those duties are going to be handled by the st. louis county police as well as the missouri state highway patrol. >> all right. thank you. >>> some protesters want the entire ferguson police department out insisting that resignation of the city's police chief is not enough. so the big question will the ferguson police department be dismantled in light of that scathing report from the justice department? earlier this morning, the attorney for darren wilson the officer who was cleared in the shooting death of michael brown addressed that issue. >> i think th

department tweeted out this picture before crews arrived that the fire had spread to the garage and attice to get it out before it damaged more of the home. >>> for the second time hayward police are investigating an attempted kidnapping and tonight, they are asking for your help.ñ thet'i happened ók;ayesterday.9@<=dd#&$#b incident happened on february 20th. in both cases the girls were able to fight off the man and run for help. take a look at these sketches. police released this sketch today of the man wanted for yesterday's attack. police say he tried to pull a girl into his car. here's a sketch of him with glasses and one without. the 15-year-old was walking home from school by herself and the man grabbed her without warning. now take azf s factory is right on track. in a couple job postings the international brotherhood of electrical workers said the project had been scaled back. they reported on the postings and cited a change in design plans for the reason in the delay. a spokes person said the plant in indeed on schedule. >>> people in living in san jose will have to cut back on w

keep them out of the roof and attic there. live in fremont, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> happening today, governor brown is meeting with uc regents in san francisco. the big topic on the agenda, tuition. and a new report that evaluates the university system's cost structure. the uc president janet napolitano says she will for raising tuition up to 5% a year for the next five years if the state does not give the uc system enough money. >>> time now is 5:06. break students preparing for a stiff competition this weekend. what it takes to be a top speller coming up. >> plus, what the drought could mean for a rare fish. >> drought? yes. but we have rain back in the forecast. i'll pinpoint the day and where. >> and before you hit the road you may want to give mass transit a thought. everything is on time. 39 trains on time on bart. we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute. ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. female an

firefighters managed to keep the flames contained to the attic. no injuries were reported but the damage was pretty extensive. the two residents of the home will be staying with relatives >> four san francisco police officers are under investigation for racist and homophobic text messages that the chief calls disgraceful. the messages are full of slurs particularly against black hispanic and gay people. the public defender is calling for an independent investigation. >> we are going to have to look at all the cases that these officers were involved in. one of the things we are entitled to under the law is evidence of racial bias. that's when a police officer it was. it could have wide ranging effects on our case, as well as the criminal justice system. >> the chief said he reassigned all four officers to positions with no public contact. the chief said he will seek nothing less than termination for conduct and character in compatible with being a police officer. >>> bay area native and seattle seahawks running back marshawn lynch was caught on vid

they managed to keep the flames contained to the attic. no injuries were reported but the damage was pretty extensive. the two residents of the home will be staying with relatives >> four san francisco police officers are under investigation for racist and homophobic text messages by text that the chief calls disgrateful. the messages are full of slurs against black, hispanic and people. it was after a hearing. the public defender is calling for an independent investigation. >> we are going to have to look at all the cases that these officers were involved in. one of the things we are entitled to under the law is evidence of racial bay as. it could have wide ranging effects on our case, as well as the criminal justice system. >> the chief said he reassigned all four officers to positions with no public contact. he will seek nothing less than termination for conduct and character in compatible with being a police officer. >>> bay area native and seattle seahawks running back mr. sean lynch was caught on video trying to break up a fight outs

firefighters managed to keep the flames contained to the attic. but the roof still collapsed. no injuries were reported but the damage was pretty extensive. the two residents of the home will be staying with relatives 9:04 is our time. >>> four san francisco police officers are under investigation for racist and homophobic text messages that the chief calls disgraceful. court documents show the messages are full of slurs particularly against black hispanic and gay people. the text was released during a bail hearing." the public defender is calling for an independent investigation. >> we are going to have to look at all the cases that these officers were involved in. one of the things we are entitled to under the law is evidence of racial bias. that's when a police officer it -- test guys. it could have wide ranging effects on our case, as well as the criminal justice system. >> the chief said he reassigned all four officers to positions with no public contact. the chief said he will seek , quote, nothing less than termination for conduct and character incompatible with being a

it was a fun place and one of those locations that the emblem attic in san francisco and a destination in and of itself. i would like to thank you for the years to keeping it thriving and adjusting to new demographics and interest including the sea lions. i remember when they 1st arrived, i could start hearing them when the wind was just right. it brought a whole new wave of folks. thank you for all of your efforts and everything in what you do. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, taylor, thanks for doing this on short notice. city clerk: item 11 a request approval of lease no. l 15875 with bae systems san francisco ship repair inc. california corporation approximately 14.7 acres of land improvement with 19 buildings. 17.4 acres of submerged land. >> peter daily director of maritime. they are going to give a presentation. one of the strength of the port is wide variety of meritime businesses involved. we may not be a huge container port like l.a. or oakland, we are the market leader on the commission ship repair on the west coast. it's in operation since the civil war. it's an import

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home welcome to bats because that means blocking up the holes and vents that lead to your roof and attic by using screening. live in fremont, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the drought may push a tiny fish to extinction. the delta smelt's population has been on the decline since the 1980s. limits on pumping water from the delta are based in part on protecting that fish but the state water board relaxed those limits this morning because of the drought. and this month state crews trolling the delta found 6 of this variety. >>> the race for a vacant state senate seat is headed for a runoff in parts of alameda and contra costa counties. orinda mayor steve glazer is the top vote getter in yesterday's district 7 election. the registrar still has to count some provisional ballots. but it looks like glazer will face state assembly member susan bonilla in the may 19 runoff. >>> prime minister benjamin netanyahu will remain in charge in israel. his likud party scored a big victory in yesterday's election. it means netanyahu will have a somewhat easier time putting together a coalition government with right

this fire broke out in the attic of the house on high street. firefighters had flames under control shortly afterward. no one was hurt and the cause is under investigation. >>> and a philadelphia taxi driver is in custody this morning on suspicion of dui after leading police on a car chase. police tell us they saw the driver asleep in his taxi along delaware avenue and when he tried to wake them up he didn't respond so they broke the glass to get help. that's when he woke up and took off. he drove the wrong way down delaware avenue. he then drove across the platte bridge and back crashing into a fence on columbus bum boulevard. he was taken to the hospital for a cut on his head. >>> today police investigators are expected on the scene of this plane crash that killed two people over the weekend. skyforce 10 was over the site yesterday. this morning matt delucia is live in west goshen township. matt, you were there before the feds, what have you learned? >> reporter: yes, there are no investigators out here at the moment but before we go back to t

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this fire started in the attic of the condo this morning at 8:45 this morning. crews say it was knocked down in 20 minutes. no word of injuries. >>> a 70-year-old woman is under arrest for allegedly burglarizing the same church twice. palo alto police say just after midnight on sunday, an alarm went off at trinity lutheran church on middlefield road. that's when the surveillance photo was taken. an officer spotted the woman who matched the description downtown. investigators say ethel hayes had a church as well as a key to a daycare. >>> san francisco commuters have a new way to get to work this morning. it's a private bus service that's described as a lounge on wheels. it's called leap transit. this is cell phone video from a first-time rider who jumped aboard around 7:30 at the stop at pierce and lombard. there are four stops which lead to downtown. there is wi-fi, food, drinks for sale. the wide will -- ride will cost you $6. that's more expensive than muni but finding a seat on muni can be tricky. >> s muni bus is -- the muni bus is always packed. the inside

swiss scientists have found what they believe could be the basis of the next generation of anti-die atticsrse dung. new antibiotics are needed as more and more treatments are unable to defeat superbugs. >> reporter: horses were domesticated around 4,000 years ago, and ever since they have played an important role in the lyes of humans. now a discovery in their dung could help human health. >> now this micro[ inaudible ] are in a constant competition for nutrients in space, and it is therefore very likely to find potent antibiotics in such an environment. >> reporter: at the heart of the discovery, the common mushroom that grows in horseman newer. the swiss research team discovered the fungus killed off certain bacteria. and a protein was responsible. >> the cell wall you can consider [ inaudible ] so when you disrupt the cell wall synthesis, bacteria usually dies rapidly. >> reporter: discovery is one thing, but if a protein can be used it needs to be able to be massed produced. so the team developed a five-day process using yeast they say makes this possible. >> we are producing the prote

critics point out that brownback's troubles are emblem attic of anti-tax movement, cuts without growth, and a symbol that trickle down may be fizzling out. david joins us now. this is an economic battle. am ideological but it is -- almost ideological but it is a battle. if you are a republican, you want decreases. developments are okay, but do want lower taxes. this is more emotional. >> that's right. they talk past each other. the democrats - they think if the government spend a dollar, you know it goes into the economy. if you give someone else a dollar, maybe they send it in the economy or overseas. the issue is where better economics know for sure that the government is spending the money. for republicans it's about morality not just economics, and people should have the option to decide themselves how they want their money to be spent, and may spend it better. you mentioned grover norquist. i'll speak it him next. we described him as powerful unelected man. >> he's so powerful. 85% of the republicans in the senate, nothing is done in the republican caucus unless norquist approved

i suggest we move the garage door and take the side light out have two parking spaces and have an attic with wide assess 2350r the residents to go into the garden space that comes from the garage that we widened the bicycle parking can indeed hang our bicycle on the wall and have sufficient room to do so and those are my suggestions those are a minor change in the facade but the building itself is is a gutsy strong building that will not alter anything i ask we modify this with two cars given the fact that what is this type of bicycle parking are we doing here we're doing the type of bicycle parking to reduce the parking to two cars that's my sugs suggested change to the partnering and including taking the side lights next to the garage door. >> commissioner, i want to get clarity on what you're asking the garage door is 10 feet in width and that's correct. >> i have it on the overhead you're talking about shifting the garage door. >> to the north to the right. >> to the right. >> taking this parting away and having a comfortable access to the garden pace and widening the biblical stora

the blaze appeared to have started in one of the home's bedrooms and then spread to the hallway and atticam: the fire was under control just before noon. the exact cause is still >> gary: a dog was found safe after a two-alarm fire burned a bedroom and hallway of an antioch home county fire protection district officials said. the fire in the 100 block of >> pam: reported at robert marshall said. a second-alarm response was called and firefighters had the blaze under control just before noon. >> pam: the fire appears to have bedrooms and hallway and attic. the firearea but caused smoke damage throughout the home, he estimated the total damage to the home and its contents at $100,000. >> pam: >> reporter:tonight: windy this evening. scattered high clouds. low clouds at coast. >> reporter:tuesday: morning low clouds through 10am. north bay sprinkles. sunny and windy. cooler. gusts 40+ mph. >> reporter:wednesday: sunny, windy and cooler. gusts 40-50 mph. >> reporter:thursday: sunny. winds not as strong. >> reporter:friday: sunny and warmer. >> reporter:saturday: sun and a few clouds. strong w

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