but this bullet did not come from her rifle or bruce's. >> so it couldn't have been bruce's rifle that killed him. couldn't have been janice's rifle that killed bruce dodson. >> dr. canfield was convinced the shooting was no accident. >> i was able to conclude, beyond a reasonable doubt and with reasonable medical certainty, that bruce died from multiple gunshot wounds, and it was clearly a homicide. data for. stuck in a contract? don't get trapped by the other guys. t-mobile will break you free. we'll buy out your contract up to $650 per line. so don't wait, get americas best unlimited 4g lte family plan with two lines for just $100. switch to t-mobile today. meet thsuperpower.ewest energy surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpower? it's red, white and blue. log on to learn more. "w

bruce and the clothes she was wearing. her car was still there, her purse was still there, her prescription drugs were still there. >> and there were no signs of forced entry or any kind of struggle. >> we called the office to see if maybe she was admitted to the hospital or if she showed up at work, and nobody had seen her. family, friends, nobody. >> after searching all night, police made an unfortunate discovery. >> the police just kind of swarmed into our house. and i was standing at the kitchen sink doing dishes, and they had said that they had found my mom, but she was dead. >> her body was discovered in a deserted campground along a creek just a few feet from a newly paved road. she was in her pajamas and wrapped in a blanket. >> her feet were immaculately clean. that was a significant thing that led us to believe she wasn't murdered at that spot. >> during police questioning, larry bruce said that judy had planned to spend the day home in bed because she was sick. he also said he had no idea where she might have go

john -- hold on, bruce. there's one point that you make that i actually agree with and i will ask john about that. why not just declare war? why not have a clear declaration of war? if if we have a declaration of war all of these issues go away because these are approximate pows. there would be no question about them getting a civil trial. >> absolutely. we make it so sees wree on congress, commit troops but don't have anything behind it. and that's my problem with these wars going back realistically to vietnam. we want to be at war, but we don't want to then commit ourselves to it and so we go halfway in we have all sorts of rules of en fwanl: if we are going to be at war and commit troops then protect those troops' lives and protect america. >> that makes sense to me i saw you shaking your head. go ahead. >> i think john and bruce are for getting possibly that they have declared war on us. i don't know how they could be any clearer when they vow the destruction of the united states and then join groups tha

steve forbes, rich carl guard, elizabeth mcdonald mic owe ozanian and bruce jep son. >> david, the answer probably is no. this is typical obama negotiation and that is make concessions in advance. obama thinks he can deal with these people the way neville chamberlain thought he could deal with the nazis or jimmy carter thought he could deal with the soviet union and russia before it invaded afghanistan. so the quid pro quo is going to end up being iran is going to get a great deal to get nuclear weapons and we're going to be in more danger because of it. >> bruce, the report clearly was changed, this intel report, last year iran and hezbollah were in the report this year they were not. why is that? >> well, i don't know about this. i mean, i think there's so much light shining on this right now it would be awfully difficult for someone to get political here. iran was mentioned in the latest report about 40 times so i don't think we're letting them off the hook here. you know, the control f on my computer didn't see hezbollah, but i think there's so much line being shined on this, includin

for comments he made about bruce jenner.nsider's louis aguirre has more from los angeles. >> reporter:pam. bruce jenner was a hot topic for host jamie foxx at last night's 'i-heart' radio music awards. his jenner jokes causing a social media firestorm. but were jamie's jabs 'transphobic' or just tone deaf? >>we got bruce jenner, who will be doing some musical performances. he's doing a his-and-her duet all by himself." >> reporter:blasted for perpetuating twice during his i heart radio music awards opening monologue >>fox: look i'm just busting your balls while i still can >> reporter:almost immediately social one person tweeted quote >>seriously #jamiefoxx? disgusting, that's not ok. it wasn't funny, just mean spirited and lazy. #supportlgbt >>i was mortified i thought jamie foxx's comment or joke was tasteless disgusting and wrong >> reporter:our insider from the human rahlan puts the controversy into perspecive, >>we haven't heard from bruce about what is going on in should be / a very cautious approach by comedians acros

. -- bruce johnson. he was killed and a press conference a short time ago say they have been able to talk to the woman who was in the car with the young officer. suraechinn was at the press conference. she's there with more on what that woman had to say to police. >> reporter: bruce, we learned more about what led to this deadly accident. they aretalking to the woman still, so we don't have a lot of details at this point. but what we do know is that officer rabain was leaving his apartment around 3:00 yesterday morning dropping off his girlfriend at her apartment when this happened. police released this in their press conference this afternoon. it is video from a red light camera, about a mile and a half before the accident that showed officer rabain's cruiser. theywant to talk to those people. and in the video a bus traveled ahead of the cruiser on greenbelt road. roughly 15seconds later investigators say a dark minivan traveled behind the officer, and that may be the vehicle officer rabain's had been e

bruce johnson in southeast washington, wusa9. >> now you've heard it. we've got so many details about how it all went down, but a lot of you have questions about what happened before assaye arrived at the hospital and overpowered that security guard. our ellison barber is live at inova fairfax medical center with the story on that end. >> reporter: this is the hospital where all the craziness of today really began. as bruce told you, it came after they brought assaye here after a suicide attempt. officials that spoke to wusa9 tell us everything that happened in between that suicide attempt and his arrival at this hospital was completely normal. sometime this past friday wossen assaye attempted to hang himself while at the alexandria jail. wrapping one end of a bed sheet around his neck he jumped over a metal railing. 911 was called. ems arrived, decided further medical attentios n waneeded and took him to inova fairfax. for the first 24 hours alexandria deputy sheriffs stayed with assaye. then u.s. march officials took over. >> contract guard services,

back to you, bruce. >> thank you for that. drivers throughout the area, they are just going as it is slippery, and the spin outs and crashes, reported all around. he'll report that the beltway posed some serious challenges for those drivers today. >> reporter: holy crap. obviously it didn't work. i'm not even trying. i'll hear the story, but i have not gotten out there. >> reporter: no more than 10 minutes in to the triple round of beltways, coming across their first crash in montgomery county. saying they were switching out of the fast lane when they started to fish tail. >> i have no idea how they came across these four lanes, ending up. i didn't hit any other car. it's a miracle and i did that 360 probably twice. >> receive wasn't the only one finding herself making a bigger lane change than what they were planning. >> and because of the ice. i was all the way on the other side of the road and it slid over here because of the ice. and then in prince george's county, they found the aftermath of the crash that would stun one

whole concept bruce nailed it.an't bring someone in fame must already to expect them to fill jon stewart's shoes. melissa: i guess about the demo. 18 to 49 they lost 20%. drop in that number in the past four years as jon stewart himself has who have moved out of the demo. they're replacing older guy with a young guy. bruce terkel, what do you think? is that part of the decision? >> of course it is. look it this way, you said it. they lost a big piece of their demo. if you want to staunch the flood wouldn't you bring in a guy named noah. melissa: oh, gosh. peter, he was waiting for that one. i loved it. you don't think adults are only ones that watch tv. infants are following the trend too. tv network called, baby first tv aims for babies to ditch their bottles as young as six months old and opt for the remote control instead. peter seng man -- >> i have a two-month-old. i asked my wife about this tell me ask her for everything, tell me what i should say on tv. basically said, look, she is not proponent of screen ti

and world paper money bruce martin discusses banknotes from 1861 to 1928. he talks about the people depicted on them, as well as legislation that appears on currency. he shows a number of banknotes from his personal collection, as well as rare bills including images of martha washington and a native american. the museum of american finance hosted this >> today i have the pleasure of introducing bruce smart. he received a b.s. in math from kansas city. from 1970 to 2006 he was employed by the dupont company. at dupont, he was responsible for 55 u.s. patents and he authored or co-authored more than 100 technical publications. in 2002, he began consulting for a cataloging and dealing company for paper money. he is a 15 year member of the international bank notes society. in today's talks bruce will review the type of bank notes in circulation and will include some anecdotes. following his presentation, he has brought some objects from his personal collection and they will be available for the audience's inspection. i will not turn the program over to dr. bruce

i'm bruce johnson. prince george's county police officer is killed in a crash while apparently pursuing a vehicle at a traffic stop. brennan raban was killed at his cruiser on green belt road. stephanie ramirez reports this evening officer raban was not alone in his cruiser. >> icon firmed with prince george's police spokesperson julie parker that second person was a woman that was in the cruiser with the officer when he lost control of his police vehicle and crashed off of green belt road around 3:30 this morning. a police spokesperson tells me this information was not brought up in this morning's news conference because police were working to confirm whether the woman was in the cruiser with him, which they have since done. the police chief says this morning no other officers were in the cruiser with officer raban when he lost control of his cruiser. we've learned of the second person from a witness. >> i said oh, my god, something is wrong. i ran out and there was -- we run down and, you know, and th

santa clara police arrested bruce miller the popular and productive full back. more from the 49ers and possibly a team response at our 6:00 newscast. >> the panda is speaking out. pablo sandoval says leaving the giants was not hard at all. the third baseman says he doesn't miss his old team with the exception of manager bruce bochy and outfielder hunter pens pence. he said the disrespect to his manager made it that much easier. >> we don't want any bad blood here. we want everyone to get along. >> thanks for joining us here at 5:00. nightly news with lester holt is next. >> see you back here at 6:00. good night, folks. >>> on this monday night, racist chant. fraternity members caught on tape spouting hate-filled slurs. tonight the outrage and swift punishment from their college. >>> off the rails. the heart-stopping moment when an amtrak train collides with a truck sending cars flying off the track and dozens to the hospital. >>> overshadowed. hillary clinton's speech, but not about her e-mail controversy. tonight pressure mounts for her to give answers. >>> and

bruce ratner, $20 billion? bruce: you are taking an inefficient industry and it is a terrific, amazing, remarkable thing. 20 billion is a high number. the more we can help people for less people, the better it is for everyone. alix: will it hurt the rental business? >> i do not think so. i do not think it affects that in any major way. alix: you added we work. tellis about why and what you think the growth could be. bruce: a company that begins to do things more efficiently is an excellent idea. it is an idea that has been around, but he is taking it to a new level. fewer amount of square feet are used per person. we have more vacancy. it is great for startups and allows them to share and network. it is a good thing. alix: they take over the floor of a building and a parcel it into smaller offices and they rent them out to entrepreneurs. does this make areas that we have not thought about good developments? and when going to see something -- am i going to see something? bruce: they will put something in spaces

(llanto) se llevaron a baby bruce! ♪ ♪ vamos a divertirnos que ya llega el vÍdeo del día ♪ ximena: se que te disgusta a lavar platos. ana: quiero que vean el talento de este joven. ximena: vamos a ver el vÍdeo del dÍa. ana: quÉ talento, primero de los acomoda, luego les echa agua. mi pregunta es si queda tambiÉn lavados, rapidez sÍ tiene. ximena: y yo creo que tiene una limpieza previa y los estÁ esterilizando. lo que me llama la atenciÓn es la prÁctica de acomodarlos. yo hubiese quebrado unos cuantos. la clave es que yo los lavo, samuel los seca y mi esposo los guarda. ana: yo soy sÚper lenta para lavarlos. ximena: ahorita estuvo grabando un vÍdeo con enrique iglesias y compartiÓ en sus arrestos en este vÍdeo de detrÁs de cámara. ahÍ estÁ. ♪ ♪ ximena: el vÍdeo es tan popular que ha causado sensaciÓn en las redes sociales, al punto que incluso el futbolista en el mar subiÓ su vida cantando este tema en las redes sociales. neymar: (canta) ana: me gusta mÁs el vÍdeo de neymar. y se acuerdan del concurso que hicimos para

bruce johnson reports today the dc council moved to restrict the use of pot in bars and clubs. >> this is what the dc council and mayor muriel bowser were hoping to avoid. private cannabis clubs all over where pot smokers could gather legally to socialize around marijuana. they voted to ban pot smoking in bars private clubs just about every place outside the home. >> this way we can make sure that it's not popping up in neighborhoods, private clubs in a row house community. >> reporter: pot advocates last week applauded the enactment of law legalizing marijuana. today those same advocates were criticizing the bill that restricts where pot can be smoked indoors. >> this is unfortunately re-establishing some of those penalties. consumption of marijuana in public will leave you with a misdemeanor. >> reporter: he admits he was once arrested for marijuana possession. that record has not been expunged but he's behind a law that will soon take effect that will enable anybody that has a marijuana arrest that doesn't involve violence to have that record sealed. bruce johnson, northwest washing

in cobbs creek i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> all right. bruce, thank you.ook your fox 29 winter wet authority now. mild out there but you saw bruce with that umbrella. >> raining everywhere right now. look at that big green blob behind you scott. >> we have several hours of this mess to get through but thankfully we're in the looking at wintry precipitation much ultimate doppler is lit up with the green. you can see the disturbance moving through the ohio river valley and all of this moisture is moving from west to east. so watch out on the roadways out there. ponding and also puddles potholes just making for a bad combination on the roads. we'll see some gradual clearing tomorrow after fog so that is going to be the concern after the rain ends early early tomorrow morning and then p.m. sunshine for tomorrow. and temperatures topping out at 60 degrees or better the warmest yet on tap. but right now north and west, norristown doylestown moving toward sections of allentown looking at that moderate rain as we move into south jersey you can see more of the same

we're all asking the niners about bruce miller. were showing a video of miller he signed a contract last march with the three years and then he was arrested last thursday by the santa clara police department accused of domestic abuse. details not given out by the police department but we do know that he was arrested when undisclosed locationundisclosed >>: reporter: so far is not made any comments the niners kron said they were disappointed by what happened but they're monitoring the situation the niners cut a lot of heat last year because of several players they're also accused of domestic violence with the niners did not do anything. everyone was coming down another said that they were being suspended pending an investigation array mcdonald kept playing is for is for smaller he had this day with the team this morning. he was not suspended but the niners in the nfl they came down so lightly on race initially the video came out and then he was suspended for the entire season. were monitoring the situation with bruce millerwith <

will ferrell yanked from the game by giants skipper bruce bochy.ll see what he didn't like, coming up. >> couldn't cut it. >> there is the zipper truck doing their job just fine, adding one lane southbound for the morning commute. we'll talk about farther north coming up. don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. >>> the bell at the winchester mystery house will toll a ghoulish 13 times today to mark friday the 13th. the ceremony will take place at 1300 hours, also known as 1:00. there will also be flashlight tours at 7:30 this evening as well. >> it was a successful outing for will ferrell. check it out. >> yes. >> batting fifth, number 19 at short stop, will ferrell. >> so the actor accomplished his goal of playing ten positions in one day starting things off with the a's, wearing number 19 in honor of this man, burt campaneras whose record he was trying to match. he did the same thing for t

bruce, the fact it s. these aren't sort of neutral operators wraered to iranians, the iranian government while we were negotiating with the guys they were bombing a mock up of a u.s. aircraft carrier. what's that about? these guys have all but declared war against the united states. >> i don't know about that. i mean, when you have china and russia and the u.s. -- >> hold on a second. bruce, how would you describe what they just did to the u.s. aircraft carrier mock up? what's that about? >> i agree that that's not what we want here but if you stop negotiating -- we don't want to bang the drums of war either. i mean, the country is tired of that. i mean 65% of americans asked the question whether they want mortar tar sauce on their filet owe fish would say the same thing. people don't want war. >> nobody wants war obviously but we don't want to be attacked, either. >> the bottom line is iran cannot get the bomb and what's the best way to try to prevent that? sanctions we hope if not we're going to have to

bruce shneier joins us now. you start off by talking about this latest revelation having to do with apple iphones and ipads? >> it is not really new. we know the nsa, now the cia have been working to find backdoors in the computers we use every day in windows and macintosh. this isn't the first backdoor we have seen in ios and iphones. this looks pretty sophisticated, but this is pretty much what we should expect from the united states and other countries and criminal organizations as well. a lot of people trying to get backdoors into the devices we use. juan: what about this problem in terms of, especially, commercial of corporate surveillance that the public are willingly giving up their data in exchange for some kind of reduced price or more efficiency in their ability to communicate? this apparent willingness on our part to give away this trove of information about ourselves? >> we give it away all the time. our cell phones don't exactly where we are at all times, otherwise, they can't work. facebook or e-ma

fullback bruce miller was arrested last thursday in santa clara. kron 4 jr stone has been working this story since he got the news of the arrest earlier today. >>jr stone: pam i actually broke the news to a number of neighbors that live in this area. they tell me that they did not notice anything out of the ordinary and bruce willis grew smellers aw and during the past week. bruce miller he was arrested last week on a domestic abuse charge is a misdemeanor and california. i went to the 27 year-old santa clara home and and didn't get any answers. he was taken into custody planet last thursday night before midnight appellees only come from that he was arrested on a domestic abuse charge. they say in what police said the case has been turned over to the district attorney's offers. the 49ers have released this statement stating that they are aware of what is happening to bruce miller and we are doing our due diligence to collect all available information. >>jr stone: another neighbor that i spoke with chose not to talk to me on camera but they said tha

the late zest the arrest of bruce miller. he was put into custody just before midnight last thursday thursday. he has been released. no details other than what we know on the circumstances around his arrest. trent baalke released a statement that says we are disappointed to learn of these reports and we will do our due diligence in collecting information. >> with all of the bad publicity, you would think that maybe they would try a little better with all of the spotlight that has been on them. >> they received a lot of criticism for the way they allowed ray mcdonald to play in the season. now the 49ers are back in that same spotlight. >> you might remember they arrested ray mcdom and aldon smith. mcdonald was investigating and never charged. he was later investigating again for sexual assault and no charging were filed in that case either. and aldon smith has had three felony gun charges. live here in santa clara. >> a rough series of events for that team, thank you, bob. >> it continues as it all comes as three veteran playe

in fairfax county bruce leshan, wusa9. >> bruce taking that up to the next level for us. the new york times called the core gear ice cold underwear, but the founders say it works much better than ice which is too cold and constricts your veins. around 60 degrees the gel packs cool your entire body. evidently there's another use for that. >> a pregnant woman. >>> some friends, family and supporters of sean taylor are upset after someone spray painted oh a tribute to the late redskin. someone wrote government has failed you. rebel and reform peacefully and a website address. taylor was killed during a miami home invasion in 2007. >>> in the wake of an hiv epidemic the governor of indiana is declaring a health emergency for scott county. since december more than 70 people in that area have been diagnosed. doctors say all the cases are linked to iv drug use and shared needles. to combat that the governor is instituting a needle exchange program for 30 days. after that officials will reevaluate the epidemic there. >>> yet another reason for men to hit the gym. it can help you

fox 29's bruce gordon is live in spring garden. bruce i can only imagine.goodness. >> reporter: anyone with mobile issues, seniors folks had use krups a walker or cane a had trouble this morning f you're a wheelchair had to negotiate an icy patch like right behind me here on the sidewalk. by midday a bright sun and temperatures into the mid 30s had most sidewalks ice free. but there was still work to be done on the shady side of the street. obstructed walkways are tough enough for those get aig round on 2 feet but for those who travel on four wheels, folks like sean tucker it's down right dangerous. >> they can walk in the street and eventually get on the sidewalk. but the curb cut is the only hospital shouldn't for wheelchair users. >> reporter: all over the city we saw curb cut outs filled with snow and ice. things were obviously much worse in the colder early morning hours. we met ken perry at eighth and mark the seen of a dangerous morning commute. >> i literal hal to go around into the traffic to get to one that was less packed than this one. >> report

and bruce johnson is checking to see how crews and how you are getting ready. >> let me tell you, we could get the best seat at any restaurant we want because there is nobody out here. look at this. this is supposed to be rush hour traffic heading out of the district. that way there is nobody out here. almost like the commuters and the people that live in the city decided let's get home and wait out the storm. >> reporter: the salting and the plowing will begin at midnight. by 7:00 a.m. thursday vehicles parked along wisconsin avenue and other emergency snow routes will be towed. most people are ready for spring. >> i have to go back to new york. [ indiscernible ] >> i am trying to get out of here. >> reporter: breakers hardware was down to its last containers while we were there. >> we had 432, now we are down to less than 100. >> we won't get 2 feet of snow but there could beplementy of snow to -- be plenty of snow to plow out. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> not clear when the practice started started and it isn't honored in everybody neighborhood. people understand if you

bruce johnson went around tune see if the citizens of d.c. are ready for serious snow. >> the kids are absolutely ready. >> snow school tomorrow. >> all you ready? -- >> reporter: are you ready? >> yes. >> i am exercising today because i can't exercise tomorrow. that is it. got enough food. coffee. >> i have bread and milk. eggs. already got eggs. i have ham. stuff for sandwiches. , you know? serial for the kids -- cereal for the kids. >> you will be able to come out on friday. you know that? d.c. residents ready to hunker down. >> getting prepared. we are tracking the approaching storm earlier tomorrow. we will have the latest on the conditions and slowings and delays beginning at 4:00 a.m. and wusa 9 news as you covered. download the new wusa 9 app free. >>> slick conditions will keep emergency crews busy tomorrow. police want to remind you about the move over law and to take it slow. with the recent injuries of troopers it takes on added meaning. >> reporter: i am surae chinn, three troopers narrowly escaped being crushed crushed alive and

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. >> so bruce jenner. probably the dumbest thing i can imagine bruce jenner doing at this point. you know, of course, bruce jenner involved in that fatal accident on p.c.h. we told you it is very unlikely he will be charged with vehicular manslaughter in this case. because he was doing something that most people do. which is driving sort of distracted. wasn't paying attention. >> wasn't paying attention. i think you can see in the

. >> reporter: bruce, one of these alleged thieves ended up dead with police gunfire, the second wounded and an nsa officer injured in a car collision that happened here as these men dressed as women refused to stop as they approached the gates of the nsa national security agency. the aftermath showed the suspects' black suv with a covered body next to it and a crashed nsa police vehicle. the shooting came after the cars collided. the nsa officer was injured in the collision. according to howard county police, this started at a motel near here in jessup, maryland, on route 1 early this morning when a 60-year-old howard county man had his car stolen after picking up a pair of men dressed as women in baltimore bringing them to the motel. police found cocaine and a gun in the crashed car once it ended up here. the thieves apparently exited the parkway on connector road, drove past one check point and could go no farther when they got to the main nsa employee gate. that is when they refused to stop and paid the price for it. the fbi is investigating and the fbi is saying this bizarre inciden

reporting live from alexandria federal court, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> what a crazy day. assaye has a long criminal lift and is connected to at -- left and is connected to at least -- history and is connected to at dozen bank robberies. andrea mccarren has more. >> reporter: according to court records, assaye has been in trouble with the law dating all the way back to 1989. his facebook page shows a relaxed and smiling wossen assaye. he indicates he's self-employed and attended george mason university, a fact the school disputes. assaye's criminal record paints a bleak becht. >> since october, 2013 the fbi -- picture. >> since october, 2013, the fbi and violent crimes task force has conducted investigation into 12 bank robberies that occurred in northern virginia. >> reporter: a crime spree that appeared to end march 20th when an armed -- with an armed robbery at this apple credit union in alexandria. when he was arrested, he had $1,600 in his coat pocket. assaye's criminal record is littered with felonies, breaking and entering, statutory burglary, purse snatching and a

bruce leshan wusa9. as a cop and a pastor as they would say that attacking one of the teens inside their headquarters would show the boldness and that should just show that he is a real danger to young women. >>> the protest would continue today after the apparent beating of a black student by white agents two nights ago. about 50 students would march through campus on the ground and in the buildings, chanting and holding signs. they are angry over the arrest and the injury to the 20-year- old johnson. he's a popular third-year student as a member of the honor committee. and abc agents arrested him after denied entry in to the charlottesville bar. the video and the photos would show johnson on the ground with his head bleeding and the agents were handcuffing him. >> the dialogue is too tense for the community. z that didn't help anyone as we need the cooperation of everyone in the community to change this. and i don't see it happening as i have been here for three years now and there is no change. >> the

because bruce and i sit over that committee and had requested it. megan, we and mary hunter presented it to us and you may wish to present a similar presentation before you. vision zero as you know is city policies adopted by 13 agencies of the city. and ed reiskin is one of the, director of one of those agencies that manages the director of department of public health. i would like to mention to you that this is a 10-year plan of course to reduce traffic incidents to zero whether they be motorist. the number of reporting traffic incidents. 17 pedestrians, 9 motorist, 3 bicyclist. the second point was high injury streets. 12 percent of all san francisco streets are upon for 70 percent of the total crashes. we is that is the transbay transit center happens to be in the network of that 12 percent of the streets. so we really want to be thinking of this now, how working with the city we prevent accidents from happening around this wonderful grand central station of the west which will be hub of all traffic in san francisco and you can imagine for yours

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bruce isn't selling a house. he's selling a lifestyle.the artwork, like this $250,000 grenade, was commissioned specifically for this house. the cars and models are just about the only things that are not included. >> what i wanted to do is give you that experience, like if you were on your mega-yacht or you were on your really expensive private aircraft. i wanted to bring that to home. so i worked on a collaboration with bentley the car company. and what we did is we built this furniture out of italian burled wood. >> and he's obsessive about the details. >> i spent over $100,000 to make one-of-one. this leica camera is one-of-a-kind also. what i wanted to do is create an auto gallery. this particular one is on a spinner. it's a 17-foot spinner. >> oh! >> and the cars today are so beautiful -- the exotic cars -- that it's great to look at it from every angle. >> now, the danger with a house like this is that you're building it for a fantasy buyer -- someone that's a billionaire who loves machine guns and bugatti spinners and candy bars a

jenner. >> bruce jenner will be here doing some musical performances.f. look, i'm just busting your balls, while i still can. >> well twitter exploded. fans called the joke disgusting and transphobic. he has not responded. >> they had the graphic behind him. producers knew he was going to do that. >> it was planned. some people say well he's a comedian. but there are some things -- >> you would think somebody might be that's insensitive. >> that's right. "way too early" starts right now. ♪ >>> good morning. it's monday march 30th. welcome to "way too early." we're live in washington d.c. we begin this morning in switzerland with new developments out of the tense talks with iran scaling back its nuclear problem. with a tuesday night deadline looming iranian officials are now backing away from what western nations describe as a crucial demand. for months iran reportedly agreed to send much of its stockpile to russia but on sunday the country's foreign minister made a surprise comment saying there is no question of sending the stocks abroad. this morning a

bruce leshan is live at d.c. superior court where that hearing wrapped up a few minutes ago and the details are awful. >> reporter: they really are, lesli. it is really hard to believe that this 9-year-old boy with cerebral palsy even survived these three long months of torture, imprisonment and starvation. his mom, betty threatt, cried and wiped away tears as she pleaded guilty here at superior court to three counts of aggravated assault, child cruelty and child cruelty while armed. what happened inside this southeast d.c. apartment is almost incomprehensible. betty threatt today admitted she and her boyfriend poured scalding hot water on her 9- year-old disabled son, that they taped his arms and legs with duct tape and left him locked in the bathroom for days on end, that they gave him no food for months. the boy's father finally found his son and rushed him to children's hospital where doctors diagnosed the boy with extreme malnutrition and some 60 separate injuries including burns from the scalding water and

i'm bruce johnsonment thank you for joining us.as 20 years ago today that the body of 17-year-old julie ferguson was found off daisy lane in glendale, maryland. her killer still out there tonight somewhere. friends and family met today to remember the teenager and renew hope that this case will eventually be solved. [ no audio ] >> we apparently do not have that story right now. there is a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in julie ferguson's murder. she was last seen talking to people in the mid-1980s. they were driving a burgundy volkswagen jetta. >>> an elderly woman is found murdered in chillum, maryland. she was 94 years old and lived in the 6400 block of noel brook drive. it was discovered by prince cornlings county police making a -- georges county police making a welfare check on the woman this morning. there was trauma to the body. they are withholding the woman's name and other information tonight. >>> scary moments for two window washers on the job in bethesda today. take a look at the pictures. workers

bruce? >> reporter: over the past 24 hours, a picture has emerged of robert wilson iii. that of a cop's cop. a hero, with a big smile on his face. but today we met a woman who knows a very different side of wilson and paints a very different though no less impressive portrait. were it not for the headlines and the squad car stationed stationed outside his home on locust street most neighbors would not know robert wilson was a cop but his next door new. ida pierce says around eight or nine years ago the former owner was selling her place she made ida promise. >> my neighbor let me know before she left she said i got a nice person for you. i have a police officer. i said oh thank you. >> you were happy to have him as neighbor. >> yes, i was. >> wilson's official police photo looks tough almost mean. but that's not the man ida pierce new. >> he was very kind. always one to know how i was doing. he carried my trash can out. and if someone was doing my sidewalk he would help them out. >> reporter: wilson was killed in a gun battle with would be thieves inside a north philly g

i'm bruce johnson. we have team coverage of the icy conditions tonight and what to expect monday morning. first, we have breaking is new. d.c. mayor muriel bowser is set to announce a new chief of the fire department. wusa9 first reported online tonight that gregory dean, seen here, former chief of the fire and ems department in seattle is getting the job. dean retired at the end of last year after 44 years in the seattle fire department. the last 10, he was chief. nearly 70% of the emergency calls in seattle are for medical emergencies. the d.c. fire department has wrestled with a number of issues including poor equipment and poor ems response time that resulted in at least one death. >>> freezing rain and sleet made for dangerous conditions on the roads and sidewalks tonight but are we going to make it above freezing for the morning commute? topper shutt kicks it off tonight. >> we think north and west of town, the answer is no. you will be at or a little below freezing. 32 in 32 32 in gaithersburg an

now to continue the look at the letter and what such a gesture means in international negotiations, bruce gendleson, former senior advisor to the u.s. state department during the first obama administration and fred flight formerly on the staff of the house intelligence committee during the george w. bush and obama administrations. regardless of its legality and there are many people throwing plenty of cold water on the idea that this was illegal to do is it a good idea? >> it's good to be here. it's an excellent idea. this was an active leadership our elected representatives, senators can't do anything about this agreement because it's not a treaty. they see an agreement that this administration is cooking up that will be extremely destabilizing to the middle east will pave the way to an iranian nuclear weapon and they're doing what they can to kill the negotiations kill this deal, and force the administration and the european allies to start over with a more reasonable policy. i hope there will be more gestures like this by the u.s. congress. >> aren't they bound to see what's in it firs

bruce leshan is live in the newsroom with more on the story. >> the secret service declines to say how many drones, how large of drones or when or where they'll be flying.

bruce gore hasn't is live in the newsroom with what the fans are saying. bruce?> reporter: guys, chip kelly has angered a lot of eagles rooters bite cutting wide out desean jackson trading star running back lesean mccoy and now letting star receiver jeremy maclin levy ya free agency. that is a lot of star power out the door with very little to show for it. the moves may be dumb we'll find out but are they really racist? >> on espn first take monday morning, host steven amount smith never overtly called eagles head coach chip kelly a racist but smith said in the wake of a flurry of birds personnel moves -- >> you got brothers walking the streets going like that what's up with chip? >> former long time philadelphia inquirer columnist questioned the curl cher being created by kelly and suggested there was a racial element to moves that have three eagles top offensive stars over the past two years all african-american. >> gone lesean mccoy jeremy maclin desean jackson. staying, riley cooper. >> really? >> hmm. >> really? >> okay. >> okay. >> cooper of course was caug

bruce miller the popular fullback was arrested for domestic violence in santa clara. nbc bay area sheryl hurd is at levi stadium, and this is indeed a franchise in turmoil. yes, it is raj. you said it talk of players leaving, retiring and now this. the 49ers have this brand new stadium, and people aren't talking about what's happening on the field. they're only discussing what's happening off the field. >> my first reaction was, i just shook my head in disbelief. >> vera is the chief executive officer of ruby's place, a domestic violence shelter for women in the east bay. she's reacting tonight in the arrest of 49er fullback bruce miller. >> what i don't understand is any man, nfl football player or not, thinking that it's a private matter that women aren't going to eventually the significant other isn't going to say, that's it i've had, i'm out. >> police arrested miller for spousal abuse last thursday. legal analyst steven clark. >> but it's still a very serious charge, which could carry one year in the county jail. it could also require him to participate in a batt