next is brian hill versus city and county of san francisco. item 18 jean o'connell. item 19 anticipated as litigation against defendant. next is city and county of san francisco versus pacific gas and electric company. 21 city and county of san francisco versus pacific gas and electric company. item 22 pacific gas and electric company versus the city and county of san francisco and item 23 will not be heard today. >> okay. is there any public comment on the items for closed session? seeing none -- >> i move to assert. >> second. >> all those if favor? >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries . >> the commission is now back from closed session. i would like to read the following from closed session. item 16 settled of the item 17 and 18 settle d. item 19 no action and imrm items 20, 21, 22 and 23 were taken off calendar, so may i have a motion to whether to disclose discussions of closed session? >> move not to disclose. >> second. >> all those in favor? the motion fails. any new business? >> [inaudible] >> thank you. >> and did you have some new business? >> i did. i h

brian. yes, we are on the edge of parliament hill. the area's still very much in lockdown. you can see up there the flashing lights, a heavy police presence right around the parliament building, the war memorial where earlier today chaos and mayhem in the streets as police descended on the area responding to the reports of gunmen attacking the parliament building. a heavily congested area here in the heart of the nation's capitol. just unbelievable scene. visitors in this area, college campus, mall here still shut down. people are in the streets milling about still trying to comprehend what happened. still a lot of young people here just trying to make sense of why this happened in this capital. police are remaining -- are telling people to remain vigilant, remain calm as they try to sort out why this happened, exactly what happened and still trying to make sure it's entirely over. brian, back to you. >> ron allen in ottawa after a

>> reporter: and brian, a lot of questions for the faa about why it doesn't institute flight restrictions. in fact, at a hearing on capitol hill, faa administrator michael huerta was asked about it. here's what he had to say. >> we are all working together at assessing this on a day-by-day basis. cdc's determination is that a travel ban in and of itself does not address the challenges that we have here, but it is something that we continue to monitor each day. >> reporter: so what's been the impact of the ebola virus and concerns from the flying public? well, the good news for the airlines, flight bookings for the future have not been affected yet. there are people who are discussing whether or not there should be flight restrictions. but as you heard meg mention, the white house at this point does not want to go down that path. there are greater concerns, however, from the flying public about whether or not the cdc has a handle on how to handle this entire ebola virus. here's what some of the passengers we've talked with today had to say about their

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brian nienaber is a graduate of purdue university, a veteran of capitol hill, current vice president of the tarrance group, and a republican pollster. we will go to michigan. another big senate race in that state. good morning, democrats line. caller: i would like them to talk about why they are not his cussing governor christie -- i all theke stefan and democrats to talk about why they are not discussing grover norquist. we need to worry about government regulations. the government is not doing enough about ebola, about isil. the government needs to be doing more. why are we as democrats not talking about the fact that the republican pledges of no new taxes are damaging what government can do? host: thanks for the call. guest: i'm sure this will light up my inbox with lots of e-mail from democrats. we were talking about the negative on republicans. going back to 2006, outside of obama in 2008, there hasn't really been a positive-focused campaign. everything has been about how bad the republicans have been. vice versa, most of the republicans, going back to 2010, has been about how b

hill. >>> a charles county man is under arrest charged with killing his wife. 32-year-old brian waynemyer of waldorf is accused of killing his 36-year-old wife jennifer. her body was found last friday behind a pizza hut. her body was run over by a car after the couple were seen arguing. >>> organizers say it's important to be ready for earthquakes because quakes can in fact rock our area. a 5.8 magnitude quake hit in 2011. as many of you well remember, it caused $32 million worth of damage at the national cathedral alone. phase one of the repairs is about halfway complete. the $10 million project will fix the ceiling and buttresses. >> we're not prepared at that time for something like n. we along with all the colleagues that have organized the shakeout recognize how important it is to make sure we have things in place that we're prepared if something like this should happen again. >> reporter: you drop, cover and hold on? >> drop to the ground before you're knocked down. then cover your head and neck with your arms. and then if you can, get under shelter like a table or desk if it's near

hill. this map who would only give me his first name as brian said he saw him several times at the shelter and bibeau really wanted that passport to go to libya. >> he wasn't talking iraq or syria. he was talking lib? >> he wanted to go back to libya. i don't know if that's where he was from or wanted to go -- to take part in whatever is going on over there. >> reporter: he was never among the 90 or so names on the travelers'trave travele travelers' list. speaking to christiane amanpour, the foreign minister says there are no signsisming bibeau to a terrorist organization. >> no evidence for us to know that obviously there is an investigation going on. we hope to learn more in the coming days. it was clear police authorities announced he was acting alone yesterday. >> have you rule you had ruled it out or still looking at it. >> reporter: a imman leader harshly condemned his actions. he didn't worship at your mosque? >> that kind of person should not have any place in our community. if the -- if they were able to come to our community we would like to change their mind. >> reporter: but br

hill. this man, who would only give me his first name as brian, said he saw the man several times at the shelter and he wanted the passport to going to libya. >> so he wasn't talking iraq or syria, he wanted to go to libya? >> yeah, that is where he wanted to go, to take part in what is going on over there. >> police say he had converted to islam. a leader in the ottawa muslim community harshly condemned his actions and told me he didn't attend any local mosques. >> you don't know who he is and he didn't worship at your mosques. >> i didn't -- and that person should not have anyplace in our community. if they are able to come to our community, we would like to change their mind. >> but brian said he did witness bibbo prayering in the homeless shelter the night before the attack. >> he was doing this chanter a little bit and i sang a christian song as i walked by. >> did he react? >> he didn't react. it was like i wasn't even there. >> few have come forward to speak. even his mother had little to say about him, only apologizing to canadians. i am mad at our son. i don't understand and part of me

hill. against the nationals. live. he is soft-spoken. very soft-spoken. thank you. unlike the as game. last night. little stress in this one. no torture. >> i said brian crawford. the champagne. brandon crawford from pleasanton. take it away, geraud. >> spotting john lester, a lead. you thought that game was over. when brandon crawford hit the home run tonight. you knew it was over. playoff experience plays a huge role in the post season. giants proved that again tonight. one swing of the bat. one overwhelming pitching performance from a couple october baseball veterans. pick it up. brandon crawford. volquez. curveball. crushed, right field. cheap seats. 4-0 lead. madison, would never give up. crawford supplies the offense. and, grand slam from the shortst shortstop. major league baseball. playoff history. of the big blow. it might take a little while to wrap my head around that one. that is crazy. with all of those before me. that's quite an honor to be able to be the only one. happy to be able to do it. >> we'll hear more from the giants' clubhouse. another post game speech from hunter pence in sports. >> geraud. see you then we'll go into the giants' clubhou

brian williams. thomas eric duncan has died. he was pronounced dead this morning at 7:51 a.m. in dallas. i'm erica hill in new york. catch us online again at nbcnews.com. >>> and we continue with our forecast. seven day now. >> yeah, we got a little bit interrupted, so here it is. the seven-day forecast as promised. 78 degrees with sunshine today. enjoy it, everybody. it will be cool tomorrow morning. 40s in the suburbs to 50s in town. for tomorrow afternoon, 70s again. enjoy the sunshine while it's here. more needed rain. this time, at the expense of your weekend. probably a little break saturday aft afternoon. but another chance for rain on sunday. with the rain drops, temperatures will stay in the 60s this weekend. >>> police are digging for detail, as they search for hannah graham. we're learning what police found inside a car linked to her disappearance. jesse matthew is charged with abducting hannah. he drove from the char lottesville area to texas where he was arrested. according to our affiliate in charlottesville, police served matthew's car and found a cassette tape with jesus written on the front and an

brian williams. thomas eric duncan has died. he was pronounced dead this morning at 7:51 this morning in dallas. i'm erica hill in new york. catch us online at nbcnews.com. >>> turning to our weather. it is a windy day throughout our area on this wednesday. a live look at penns landing in philadelphia. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast for us. >> we have a lot of sunshine out there. but as you saw, it's pretty windy. blue in the sky, dry air has come in. fair weather clouds up toward the poconos. no rain anywhere in the area. 70 at philadelphia now. 65 in allentown and in pottstown. 72 in georgetown, delaware. that's the warm spot. we are getting significant wind gusts, near 25 miles an hour in philadelphia, up to 33 in lancaster. the wind will continue to be a factor throughout the afternoon. temperature going up into the mid 70s. the sunshine continuing. we do have rain that is going to be coming back. it does look like it's going to affect a part of the weekend. that timing coming up with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> two police officers from new york are facing sexual assault char

northbound traffic coming out of brians road, that's the traffic being forced to make the right turn on to 228 where they're taking manning road, beale hill, back roads to 210 or going all the way up to 301- out of waldorf and brandy wine with bailout traffic here. westbound on 228 you can't even get to 210. they're turning you on to the back road. this is not working for you right now. i-295 northbound our troubles into southeast has been the crash at the exit before the 11th street bridge and freeway. only one lane getting by with developing delays from joint base anacostia, bolling trying to make your way from nrl there. 66 getting into gainesville, you can now get there from 15. the earlier accident cleared out of the way but still very slow. then slow into fair oaks. back you to, mike. >> thank you, bev. >>> don't let gas prices drive you crazy. this half-hour we're checking prices if leonardtown, maryland. the sunoco on point lookout road selling gas, unleaded regular for just $292 a gallon. -- $2.92 a gallon. >>> our "u.s.a. today" entertainment reporter is back with us. we start out with sad news this morning, the death of actress

hill, cnn political commentator. nbc medical correspondent dr. nancy snyderman issued this statement this evening apologizing for violating the quarantine after their freelance photographer was diagnosed with ebola. the statement was read by brianams on nbc "nightly news." here it is. >> we spoke with nancy earlier today during which time she said, "while under voluntary quarantine guidelines, which called for our team to avoid public contact for 21 days, members of our group violated those guidelines and understand that our quarantine is now mandatory until 21 days have passed. we remain healthy and our temperatures are normal. as a health professional i know that we have no symptoms and pose no risk to the public, but i am deeply sorry for the concerns this episode caused. we are thrilled that ashoka is getting better, and our thoughts continue to be with the thousands affected by ebola whose stories we all went to cover." >> okay. that's a partial statement. that's part of her statement. mel, as a health professional shouldn't she know the importance of adhering to a quarantine to avert panic? >> you know, i think the line that was the most interesting, don, was the one where she kept saying "i've taken my temperature. i don

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brian todd. you were working on this story and at this point, the president condemning this murder. but you also have a process where administration officials are trying to verify exact hillhey say there is no reason to doubt it is authentic, but they're examining it very closely. each of these videos gives them more clues into the location and other pieces of information about isis that are crucial. u.s. and british officials responding with outrage over this video. british prime minister david cameron saying a short time ago that the murderer "shows just how barbaric and repulsive these terrorists are." lisa monaco says, this is just another example of isis brutality. the video to recap, released by isis a short time ago, showing the beheading of british aide worker allen henning. they also threaten the life of peter kassig. he was captured a year ago on october 1 on his way to eastern syria. a u.s. intelligence official tells cnn tonight that u.s. intelligence is very aware of this videotape, looking into it, examining it for clues, as it has with the other isis videotaped execution videos. this u.s. official says there's no reason to doubt tonight to believe that this