jeff goldberg is live with the breaking details for you. jeff? jeff: we are at second and lead road, right off pershing. the buckingham area. a lot of details evolving. all of this happened at 11:15 this morning. two officers injured in the shooting. we are told that they suffered minor injuries. minor injuries. we do not know the extent of those injuries. we are told a fourth person injured in this situation is suffering from critical injuries . that individual has been transported to virginia hospital. again, this happening at about 11:15 this morning in the buckingham area of arlington. two officers injured in the shooting. still a lot of details evolving and questions about what exactly happened. you see some of that video we are rolling. officers trying to establish the scene, telling people to get back. this is obviously unfolding as we see it here the last 45 minutes or so. still many questions about what exactly happens, what -- what exactly happened, what lead up to the details. just to recap again, two arlington police officers injured,

golden gate bridge to you highway one is detailed the folks are encouraging everyone to use buses or ferries or a way to get across discouraging drivers from any travel to that area in access to lombardi street the reason for the closure you've read about to finish the work on the presidio parkway they're to finalize the connection into the new parkway excluding u including the two tunnels that will be disruptive over the weekend we've been working closely with the transportation authority to make sure that the information is out there and surrounding traffic is managed accordingly some impacts to the 76 x the 28 and 91 the 3 bus routes that go through this area is make sure that our riders have good information about the reroutes we'll are parking control officers and also police department officers out there doing traffic control to try to minimize the traffic impact is big milestone the week after next a disruption only other thing to remind you that this coming weekend starting on sunday september 24th we'll launch the double stopping in the subway this is the program the long aw

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activity but still waiting to confirm the details. meanwhile, getting toward the bay bridge, metering lights are on. typical backup coming off the berkeley curve. a little bit lighter commute considering this is a tuesday. no major issues. highway 580 slowing in toward the bay area. and the south bay moves smoothly just your slowing now building for hayward and union city for the nimitz freeway. back to you. >>> update to breaking news. flames throughout the concern is far from over. why the water used to put this fire out in a south bay auto detailing shop is becoming a health risk. >>> breaking news at 6:00. the flames are out but the real problem is just beginning as crews now deal with a toxic water shutting down a san jose street. >> just the smell from these two dead whales, unbearable to local resident h pacifica. now there's a plan to clear the air. >>> on the prowl no longer. mountain lion back in the wild while bringing one neighborhood to a halt. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. weather story of

she has now received details of the autopsy a day after police turned over details of their investigationjohn terrett is live for us in baltimore. john what is the latest you are hearing? and bring us up to speed about what is known about the investigation at this point. >> reporter: well good morning, stephanie. let's start with the news that is breaking at the moment. we are expecting within the next ten minutes or so a news conference from marilyn mostby who is the state's attorney and she received the interim police report by baltimore police into the arrest and transportation of freddie gray. let's come back to that report in just a second. because what we're hearing now is the medical examiner has passed his report to marilyn mosbey as well. we're expecting her, if that is true to mention that in her news conference this the next couple of minutes. we were told earlier in the week the report could take up to 90 days to be processed and then to be made known public. and then the newly elected governor intervened and asked to expedite the report. and that seems to be what is happening

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it offered few details otherwise.t is testing out flavors like jalapeÑo and guacamole. >> they need to see profits. >>> baltimore's top prosecutor is defending charges against police officers implicated in the death of freddie gray. that as president obama tries to bridge the divide with young black men and police. we will tell you what he said overnight with david letterman. >>> a tense scene on the streets of baltimore. also arrested a man who had a gun on monday in the same area where freddie gray was taken into custody last month. somehow the suspect's gun went off. how is not completely clear. as you can see, the incident attracted a crowd. >> we checked him out. we stopped him. we get the weapon back. it is a revolver. in that revolver, there are three chartartridges, one spent. he gets to the medic. he did not want to go with the medic. he is checked out. he has no injuries on his body. no injuries whatsoever. he is not shot. he did not want to go with the ambulance. they took him. we have the weapon. he is wit

what did you make of this detail this level of detail? so the speed limit going into the curve, 80 miles per hour. the train was going 106 when the emergency brakes were applied. and then the last reference 102 miles per hour. what do you make of that allen? >> well, it seems like somehow the engineer didn't realize how fast -- how fast his training was going. so that's why the -- the safety board will really want to talk to him after his off sedation. if he's on sedation. gerri: is that what happened? >> oh, yeah. normally, we don't interview operators whether they're pilots or engineers while they're heavily sedated. they need to be able to answer effectively. so yeah they'll wait until the tending physician says, he can be interviewed. now, one thing you should know gerri the evidence gathered in these ntsb investigations is not admissible in a court of law. so he can tell us exactly what happened and not worry about the fsar taking his license based on what he tells the ntsb. (?) i think that's one of the ways we're so able to get at

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--warmer >> reporter: more details coming up a little bit later! >> pam: threats against airliners landing at major u-s airports. including s-f- o. we will have the latest on the investigation into who is behind the threats. next. >> pam: also ahead. texas starts to dry out and clean up. after devastating floods. >> pam: s-f-o has joined what's becoming a long list of u.s. airports in receiving threats against airliners. catherine heenan is here with the latest.catherine? >> catherine: the fbi is still looking into threats made against two inbound international flights to s-f-o tuesday night. >> catherine: like a string of other airliners in recent days -- the planes landed safely and were searched -- and the threats were not found to be credible. >> catherine: there were very few details on exactly what happened. part of what the fbi wants to know -- is there any bound flight >> catherine: that was the subject of a bomb threat hours earlier. meantime - passengers at s- f-o were taking the latest threats in stride. >> we are very fortunate. a lot o

the details are reflected in our brief. it does reflect ratification in a way -- >> i wonder how valid the ratification of argument is when dealing with secret -- the ratification you are dealing with something public and by ratifying it again and again you are reflecting the public will because they know of it. i am not sure ratification carries as much as baggage as you want to if you are talking until june of 2013. >> the reason it does is we are not just talking about the presumption in the federal reporters somewhere congress is deemed to know about here. congress, the judiciary and intelligence committees were briefed over time about details of the program and in advance of reauthorization in 2010-2011, the executive branch provided briefing paper to be made available to all members in 2010 before the 2010 ratification all senators in 2011, detailed not only the nature of the program but the relevance requirement in the statutes had been met and was consistent with the supreme court precedent under the fourth amendmen

we have some details.ime to ditch the "create your taste" you know the old customize your order. one guy took the builder -- build your own burger trained at mcdonald's and he built that order. betty: he's got to try to get that all in. -- bob: he's got to try to get that all in. blo: what is that? betty: that if they can. ♪ betty: we continue to count down to the opening bell and we are now halfway. number five, if mcdonald's. last hour, eeoc for detailing how he plans to turn around the fast food giant. he posted this video message. steve: i'm changing the structure. our new structure will be simpler and more concentrated around a reality of where our operating income comes from. this is the first time -- betty: this is the first time we really heard from him as ceo. i want to get to susan. a couple of changes here. for new segments -- four new segments, international lead market, high-growth markets, and foundational, like the rest of the hunters. [laughter] is this transformational? susan cole and nigh

i know my wife don't care about the small details. and i'm a detail guy.[ laughter ] her dad didn't pay for it. the old story, didn't come true. so, i wanted to make sure that we got our money's worth. i knew she would appreciate it later, so i was a little over the top. >> seth: all right. >> but it was worth it. >> seth: i knew who i was marrying, because my wife would constantly say, "do you know who you're marrying?" but you did -- you had outfit changes during the night? yes? >> yes, you know they say the wedding is about the woman. no. it is about both of us. >> seth: okay, good. >> yeah, so i came out to my own song. had my own moment. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: as well you should. >> yeah, i had three outfit changes. >> seth: three outfit changes? >> three outfit changes. it was a -- >> seth: how did you end the night? what was your last outfit? [ laughter ] it wasn't the lebron, was it? did you wear -- >> no, it was a lot less material. >> seth: okay, gotcha. we'll just leave it at that. we'll leave it at that. thank you so much for being

an item we found a vendor that will provide the measures and develop a plane we're working on the details but it includes the navigation of the plane commissioners commissioner levitan and commissioner low commissioner low have requested the fund undesignated con sip reserve in addition to the fund we're holding backlight rec and park is holding back from the original plane designer and fantastic indicator we're hoping to deliver the new plane structure this fall. >> we have one blue card for this item and jane lids. >> okay. is ms. listing is not here oh different item. >> my apologies your number 9 sorry if anyone want to comement please come on up. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm rachel from the san francisco parks alliance i want to thank you for the proposed proposition to complete this work at larson i think jake did an a.d. milk job we're as disappointed as everyone the original kr5k9 didn't workout as planned but we in agreement with the staff that the new plan is a good explain that is the new vendor will deliver the planes that everyone envisioned and wanted and provides a

. >> i'll leave it there for our human resources department ron to really respond to detailed our goals from the 2014 budget but any additional questions if you like to i couldn't i'll be happy to. >> thank you for presentation thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm ron the human resources director for publicity i was here a year ago and gave a presentation similar to this i want to let you know we've followed up on items to better track our hire and supervisors are informed and monitor the process we implemented 5 event one in audubon society august of 2014 and that was at that time, we find the nurses hiring was average hundred and 93 days and we wanted to knock that down our goal to reduce temporary employees we've developed mayor's office of housing and economic development matrix weekly reports in the tunsz improvement part we've partnered with not only the dui department of home sharing and the lean in august the controller's office was there and union representation we had county representative and continued that model i'm going to turn it over to briefly to the departme

john what is clear here they do not have those kind of key details investigators would expect some detailsnning of the particular attack. that doesn't preclude them of having knowledge of it. this is one of the factors about isis in the modern age of social media. they can simply never been in contact with the texas gunman before the attack. once that pledge of allegiance or claim to work on isis behalf is out there from the attackers in recordings or tweets beforehand they can say yes, that was one of our operations. chillingly in this they say there are potentially future attacks. i quote, we say for the defenders of the cross, the u.s. future attacks will be harsher and worse. the islamic state soldiers will inflict harm on you with the grace of god. the future is just around the corner. that is designed to instill fear. in the statement they make john they refer to al khilafa soldiers. isis is now declared to be their caliphate and leader. this is a statement from their official radio station which is said to be headquartered in mosul. they say that two brothers died in the exchange of

details are everything. check this out. can you see a difference between these two images?> yep. >> leigh can do it in a snap. >> we started to understand why she draws things the way she does. if you ask most people to draw a house or a car, they'll start with the outline and then fill in the details like the windows, doors and wheels. but leigh, she starts with those details, the windows, the doors, the wheels and then builds out. >> example of how she is attending to details before she said is attending to the whole. >> remember how lee said she hears colors and sees sounds? the doctor says that's real too. >> about half of the letters of the alphabet and half of the numbers, she has specific colors associated with them. >> it is kind of a heavy question. do you think the person you were is the person you were supposed to be or is the person you are now really who you are? >> i don't know. i can't remember or i don't remember the last person. >> but leigh has embraced her new identity and her new view of the world as colors and number a beautiful mind she is just beginni

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details about this suit. it accuses of amtrak of negligence and carelessness.comes as amtrak's northeast corridor gets back up and running now with an automatic speed control system. fbi analysts continue to go over the engine at a secure location in delaware. they've now ruled that the windshield was not hit by a bullet in the moments before the crash. but late yesterday the ntsb tweet they had it has not ruled out that the windshield was struck by another object. lawyers hired by some of the victims called the report that the train was hit by a projectile a red her ring. >> if a train engineer who is operating a train at twice the posted speed limit, i mean, imagine that for starters and then you have a system which could override him. >> federal investigators continue to focus on the train's engineer. the ntsb says it could take up to 12 months to determine a probable cause. >> ♪♪ >> developing now, the iraqi army is regrouping right now after losing the battle for a key city to isis extremists. the militants are now celebrating in the streets of rim mad dee

the minute details of the exchange of letters between the two men, details of the t terms to which theyewell address lee ere dr tells of their appearance, as soon as those details hit the papers, they are analyzed, and as we say in a moderate media, the words were spun. he said to the starving there exhausted troops, you lost because of overwhelming number of resources no shame in defeat. that farewell speech in eyes of the northern press that's a t, it' political statement, as one diers. abolitionist put it, that address is a slap in the face to loyal union soldiers, how dare he say that. >> ronny in washington, d.c. >> caller: yes, thank you so much for your work on this, and, in fact, i have it before me, and i want to tell the audience ou that in your chapter on defeating the liberation, you give more coverage, nice ion of coverage of the u.s. colored troops and reaction of the former slaves people who were enslaved right there. where a >> that's right. >> i wanted to ask you today to talk about where are the u.s. his colored troops today?ond i don't see them there and this the is m

those details still to come. >>> back to our breaking news story out of bangladesh. a third blogger critical of islam was hacked to death this morning by masked assailants armed with cleavers. we are live in new delhi with what is becoming a regular occurrence in the majority muslim nation. what all do we know about the circumstances around this shocking attack, and do authorities have any idea who did this? >> reporter: not at the moment, rosemary. this is still a developing story in bangladesh. authorities are still investigating. he is a blogger in his 30s. he was actually on his way to work in the morning when four masked men came and attacked him with cleavers. because it was morning, there were few witnesses. so they all questioned the witnesses who were there. he used to blog for a website which means free will. and actually, this is a website that was moderated and set up by a man who was the other blogger hacked to death, the bangladeshi-american blogger hacked to death in february. >> we're talking about three attacks. do authorities know who may be behind

again, home to auto detailing business. took the fire department about an hour and 15 minutes to finally get it under control. they had to go on the defense right off the top. and ended up calling for a four alarm because of the size of the fire. they are still trying to figure out the cause and figure out how to remove that very soupy chemical mess that they've gotten now in that runoff near the fire scene. not far from where we're standing here. reynolds circle and san jose. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks a lot, bob. christina joins us now. krs christina, winds were not a major factor? >> no, it could have been much worse. i'm going to show you a picture. let's start with that wind. good morning to you, bay area. calm conditions. and that's part of the reason why they were able to knock it down so quickly. also our local heroes got to the scene very quickly out there this morning. so of course we tip our hat to sj fire. 84% humidity. a contributing factor. take a look at this plblaze

>> reporter: a lot of details coming out of this antioch police station and so many details we were confuseds to what happened today. it all began at 11:00 and it started with a stolen car out of

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david henry is live at the darby police department with the details. david. >> reporter: yeah, rick williams, darby police here are vowing stepped up patrols and enforcement in the wake of the mother's day melee that had moms and everyone else diving for cover yesterday. about a dozen people were battling it out with baseball ballots and fists near third and debris way while children paid nearby. a man in the black shirt reaches into his cargo shorts an pulse out a gun. >> they start shooting i came outside, everybody was running children were screaming. >> borough council member jennifer passion lives on the block. she heard 6 gun shots. >> it's senseless it could be anybody out here and anybody could have got shot and killed. >> reporter: police have arrested one of the men involved in the melee but they are looking for the gunman. he has been identified always 23-year-old raheem pressly who is currently out on parol. we're interested in getting our hands on him if anybody sees him. do not approach he is armed and dangerous, he knows he has time he i

more details as we learn them.ck for a few minutes to politics to the 2016 race. the republican committee is facing an unprecedented dilemma. how do you organize a presidential debate when just about every republican candidate seems to be running. al at least 20 are exploring running or running for the republican side. trying to fit that many candidates on the same stage and make sure they have a chance to say something. that's an impossible task. that is what this year's debate organizers have to figure out. they have to figure out who they can get away with leaving of the debates. this is what we used to think about a crowded debate stage. this was back in 2008 when there were nine candidates out. they were criticized then for leaving people out. former louisiana governor was left out. as well as former governor gary johnson of new mexico. three people with real credentials were left out of the debates. politico reporting yesterday that the closed door guidance from the republican national committee is 12 candida

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to get more details. as we got more details, we realized the subject here lived in tampa bay to interview him. he denied any interest in any of our protect ease, denied any interest in the white house, and denied any -- he had no indication he was going to be flying over the washington dc area. we did do additional interviews with additional associates who corroborated the first call that we received, that he had aspirations to do this. there was no indication of any of our facilities -- that he had the intent to do this. we did share the information. rep. walberg: chief dine, you have the information that there was an individual who had the idea to fly and bring letters to congress to an unusual way. chief dine: the secret service shared that information with us. rep. walberg: what did capitol police know about mr. hughes and his intention prior to him landing on the capitol grounds? what else came through the should of highlighted some thing happening? chief dine: subsequent to us having the case closed

his work detail helps him earn time off his sentence. >> i had the pleasure of serving on two detailsion unit which is the hole, and i do the tower detail, which is collecting uniforms, trash and mopping. >> allen had recently applied for early release to a halfway house but was denied by the classification director. >> all right. >> jail officials are not convinced he has sufficiently come to terms with the violent charges that brought him to jail. >> there are some major issues in his criminal history that he needs to address and be accountable for. >> allen has asked to speak to his caseworker for advice on how to make the classification director reconsider. >> first of all, you know mr. travis, last time around, what were the questions he asked you? are you an addict, and have you addressed your violent behavior? >> i've been trying to take up meditation. i've been spiritually active. as far as drinking and alcoholism, i still remain on the 12 steps daily. >> if i'm mr. travis, i'm going to tell you that's not an answer for me. that just basically -- basically what that gives me i

crews douse a dangerous fire at a car detailing shop. officials say there are still cause for concern. >> the stench is too unbearable. what crews plan to do today with beached whales along the coastline. good tuesday morning to you. we're going to see some drizzle out there this morning. our unusual pattern continues. much cooler than average than we bring on more may rain. details in just a few minutes. >> we'll see how that weather is affecting your drive. also the crews are on the move. show you the slowing though on the peninsula. >>> tuesday morning. live look outside right now. downtown san jose. may 19th. you are watching "today in the bay." >> "today in the bay" begins with breaking news. >> we do have an update to that breaking news we're following in san jose. a fire at a san jose auto detailer now under control but there's a new worry for firefighters. >> this morning we have team coverage of the story we're going to begin right now with bob redell live in san jose. toxic chemicals inside the business might have contaminated

details in moments. >>> i'm looking at the nimitz freeway. i have woord of an issue for a flow of the nimitz and i'm worried it's going to get off the chain. >> we're taking live looks from across the bay area this morning. great vantage point from at&t park looking across the embarcadero. it's wednesday, may 6th. this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon p. >> i'm sam brock. we're learning chilling details about the pilot of the germanwings flight. investigators he practiced the crash into the french alps on a previous flight. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is in studio. kris, we're expected to learn more from france's crash investigation agency later y.

we don't have details on that. but the fact that two sources familiar with the operation on the ground are able to tell us at cnn that there's reason to believe he may have been in contact with badgdadi begins to shape the picture on why they were willing to risk u.s. troops to go get him. it wasn't just to get him, but his communication's equipment going into where he was as we have seen over the years in every one of these raids. trying to get the laptops, trying to get the cell phones and trying to get any intel material in a site to bring it back and exploit it and see what you can find out. we have a couple of other details to share with you. these u.s. special operations commando os we are told they were led by the u.s. army. there was a firefight, but i am now also told that there was hand-to-hand combat on the ground when this all erupted. that there were it was such close quarters that some of the isis people on the ground tried to fight back with hand-to-hand combat in the u.s. army commandos, obviously,

we have breaking details about the terror in texas. brand new reports that isis is claiming responsibility for the attack. we are learning once of thee of the suspects has been monitored by the fbi for years. the texas shooting with the disturbing details about the radical roommates. casey? >> good morning ainsley and heather. fox news getting inconfirmation about the attacks. we are learning more about the shooting themselves and the two men who carried it all out. a traffic cop credited with taking them down despite the fact that they were armed with assault rifles and were wearing body armor. they were both from arizona, roommates. simpson had been on the government's radar for quite sometime. in 2006 he was investigated for involvement with another person the fbi was trying to set up in a terror cell in arizona. he was caught lying about travel plans to africa in an attempt to join the terror group there. all of this according to court paperwork. police in texas originally thought the two suspects had explosives in their vehicle bu

from 20 to 24 months and the charging decision is forwarded back to the department and the homicide detail get that that goes to you a to finish their report that's how the criminal process works administrative investigation like i said starts at the same time starts with the same notifications the same day and now the burden of proof on american people administrative investigation this is any administrative investigation like traffic court or an officer involved shooting the burden of proof is a preponderance of the evidence the reason why the action bans the officers training and experience is is subject to detailed in state law and government codes which i mentioned the public safety officers and the bill of rights i talked the tow of the government code established a one year time period, however, american people exception that is subsection d and g and that laws the time alignment to pause or town hall awhile there's an going on regulation into the matter and the officer is not subject to that investigation and the administration of the investigation is tasked with looking at the trai

new details are being released about freddie gray's death. according to a report obtained by the associated press a police lieutenant who helped arrest ray earlier last month had been hospitalized in 2012 for mental health issues. the van that transported gray made several unscheduled stops for unknown reasons. a second prisoner in the vehicle has been dismissed a washington post article that reported he heard gray intentionally hurting himself. medical evidence shows gray suffered a massive injury to the back of the head which closely matches a bolt in the back of a police van. >>> around here it was fairly peaceful nearly one thousand people gathered to show support for baltimore in the wake of gray's death. katherine scott is live at city hall with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, tam this started at yesterday's afternoon it started in the evening, there were on a handsful of arrests and no serious injuries and nothing was reported broken. the protest stretched into the night, hundreds took to the streets in center city to show solid