i should start by saying that although i am the precinct chief for fairfax county, virginia, and the national foundation of virginia, neither of those organizations are flekted reflc my comments, and they are my own solely. usual disclaimer. and so we have been talking for decades about many of these things, so that in a sense there was no surprise, but in another sense it was surprising how brazen some of the attacks were. perhaps the most critical thing to learn is that if you have a computer, it is internet connected. you may think it is not internet connected, but it s. when i hear the people saying, oh, it is secu secure, because it is not on the internet, and it s. remember that in the not so distant past we used to spread the viruses through floppy disks, and those are still introducing the same risk risks. i talked to the iranians about stuxnet, and if you are not f familiar with that, that is the case of the non-connected system infected with malware to put out commission without nuclear centrifu centrifuges, and i'm not saying that nuclear centrifuges and voting machines ar

saint rita and fairfax has gone to help with tutoring programs. it is really a very vivid and vibrant demonstration of people sharing their time and talent. and it was inspiring to me. i think it is a great source of pride for all of us. it is wonderful. >> you mentioned that the stewardship initiative is somewhat new. the concept seems to be somewhat new, at least to me. you have a historical model on how this works. >> it is the diocese of wichita -- >> wichita, campus -- kansas? >> yes. they have been doing this for the last 40 years. in 2015, the archbishop sent three of us to see what the stewardship way of life is all about. and we were inspired when we came back. they have people with standing room only in church. all the way to the vestibule. they have 17 parishes that have money for seven adoration. they have those just like what we have here but on a bigger scale -- exceeding 2500 people and dinner every day of the year. that is run by 70 volunteers on any given day. the volunteerism is very high. they have a parish that has about 2000 v

. >>> fairfax police officers were dispatched to the post office after getting reports of kids skateboarding in the street. >> one officer took matters into his own hands. actually, his feet. >> whoa. yeah! >> look, officer has skills. surprising the skaters with that smooth kickflip. the officers moved the kids out of street before showing them up. >> that's pretty cool. want to talk about spare the air for a second. we've had 19 spare the air alerts so far this winter season. this is kind of threshold that the government looks for to see if we exceed anything. 2.5 micrograms. you don't need to know that. we've exceeded seven days. other than 19, seven have been unhealthy. we've got pretty clean air. good to moderate when we change to the arctic air mass, everybody will have the cleanest air you can have this time of the year. >>> let's turn it over to frances, see what she's watching. >> a new crash off to the right-hand side and it looks like it will clear quickly. we're checking out the drive times from antioch to hercules. it's still 27 minutes. not too bad of a delay. westbound 80 from

as a nurse in virginia, i worked in fairfax, there was no union, no protection. mr. janus, you made the comment that you wanted to be able to approach your employer and negotiate your benefits, your work, salaried, on your own. may i tell you that is probably one of the most laughable situations to apply here? you as an individual going to your employer and saying i want to get paid extra, y, z, that is never going to happen. they will show you the door. if there have been a problem with your work environment, you have been on your own. host: mr. janus. guest: under the current situation i'm under now as a nonunion number, i am on my own. if i have a problem at work, the union will not advocate for me. they will not support me. so i would have to advocate for myself and make my own case. host: one more call from david in dayton, ohio. good morning. mr. janus, you work for the state. the state takes a part of your salary to pay into a pension fund. you have no choice in what the state invests in, so what are you going to do? freeannot have so much speech, rights to ch

in fairfax county, they are pro-constitution. in stafford, less so. virginia does still ratify. mason continues to sue for a bill of rights. as it happens, madison runs for congress on a platform that he will add a bill of rights to the constitution should he be elected. he did. james madison proposed a bill of rights in 1789. it passed. george mason wrote at that point, after not having signed the constitution in 1787, that he could cheerfully put his hand and heart to this government in 1789. he saw the bill of rights added to the constitution about nine months before his death. that is why we remember george mason today, but he would not have been able to do it without so many other people on the property. one of those was his first wife, and subsequently his second wife. anne mason and sarah mason. why don't we go across the hall to see their space? we are stepping into the bedchamber. in the 18th century, master bedrooms were often on the first floor. this is a space for mr. and mrs. mason, but it functioned as a space for the operator of the household, who happened to be,

gm says that means the fairfax assembly plant will keep about 500 jobs. plant currently makes the chevy malibu but lost a third shift last fall when malibu sales slumped. gm is spending $265 million to prepare for the xt-4. >>> it's difficult to run a chicken restaurant without chicken. that's what happened to most of the 900 kfc restaurants in the united kingdom and ireland. they were forced to close because of a problem with its new delivery partner dhl. kfc apologized. dhl blamed operational issues. it's unclear when the stores will reopen. >>> and news for all you breakfast cereal fans. for the first time in ten years, general mills is adding a marshmallow to lucky charms. the magical unicorn magical is replacing the hourglass. it features hues of bright purples and blues. it is the first-ever marshmallow to be inspired and created kbooids. >> i don't know why -- by kids. >> i don't know why the hour glass was created to begin with. it shows that time is slipping away, depressing. yeah for unicorns. >> magically delicious. >> diane king hall at the ne

the west australian claim before i did the fairfax interview?rectly aware of that, it was only the day or so previously been aware of that. sorry? have you spoken yet to the prime minister, barnaby?” sorry? have you spoken yet to the prime minister, barnaby? i have spoken to the acting prime minister. what did you say? precisely what i have just what did you say? precisely what i havejust said. no, not hard what did you say? precisely what i have just said. no, not hard at all. does this decision have anything to do with public condemnation of you? which ones? western australia. do with public condemnation of you? which ones? western australialj have made my point, basically the wa party, they didn't send across — the last time they sent across the member they didn't fit with the national party, they only came to a couple of meetings, are not a part of the coalition in western australia, they talk about how independent they are, it is a bit odd, but later talk about it. i will not be endorsing anyone. new england, what is your commitment to them

and after the storm passed in the north bay, this double rainbow appeared in the sky over fairfax. really beautiful. >>> curious to see what mt. diablo is going to look like tomorrow morning, guys, as we likely had snow for a couple of hours earlier today. kpix 5 high-def doppler showing the white in and around mt. diablo, even some of the foothills between 5:00 and 7:00 this evening. so if that snow makes it through the night, the temperature is currently below freezing, maybe a little wintery as you look towards mount diablo tomorrow morning with clearing skies. radar is clearing out with showers heading to the south and east. a few drips of rain and flakes in parts of san jose, making a few additional drops. it's chilly outside. livermore 40, santa rosa 41, san francisco only 46. with clearing skies, won't take much to drop us near freezing. concord tonight down to 33, livermore 33. napa 34. and also the 30s for fremont, vallejo, san rafael, and even san jose. so we had a front move through between about 4:00 to 7:00 this morning. that gave us widespread light rain that came and

. >> clerk: 794 square feet at 901 fairfax avenue for nominal base rent of zero dollars reimbursements up to $100,000 for tenant improvements and additional $800 charge for utilities and services per month for 15-year term to extend for one year and adopt the ceqa findings. >> supervisor breed: same house, same call? without objection, resolution is adopted unanimously. >> clerk: retroactively authorize the department of environment to accept and expend $500,000 funds from a grant from the association of bay area governments to perform energy efficiency program as part of a pay area regional energy program through december 31, 2018. >> supervisor breed: same house, same call? without objection, the resolution is adopted unanimously. all right. let's go to the next item. >> clerk: motion to impose an additional tax on the gross receipts from lease of commercial receipts to fund the commercial rents tax act forerliy child care. madam president, we're in receipt of a memo from supervisors withdrawing their ballot initiative with this item. >> supervisor breed: supervisor yee? >> superviso

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and the message says, the confederates have just raided a union outpost out by fairfax station and theyured 100 horses and a brigadier general. and lincoln says, oh god, i hate to lose 100 horses. so the telegraph operator asked him, what about the brigadier general? and lincoln's reply was, i can make a brigadier general in five minutes, but it is hard to replace 100 horses. somebody gave that to me the day i made brigadier general. [laughter] and it has been by my desk ever since, to this day. it is there if you came to the house now. you would see it. it always reminded me that your job, powell, is always to take care of the horses. don't worry about being a brigadier general. take care of the horses, the soldiers, the employees, the clerks, the students, the faculty, whatever it takes to be successful in whatever it is you are trying to achieve. jeffrey: in 2011, the fukushima nuclear disaster took place. and a couple of the reactors were ours. it was, it was terrifying, i would say. so i was on a two hour teleconference. hey, we don't know what is going on. all we can see is the cn

you were born, and we were living in park, fairfax, and no air conditioning and a tiny little apartment and we had our oldest child, stevie, and then i had rip and west promptly left for harvard, and he was gone. you went up to graduation. interviewer: harvard was the unaccompanied tour for him? katherine: he just went up. i think it was three or four months, something like that. interviewer: you were at home with two children? katherine: at home in this apartment. and then when he came home, we moved into a bigger house. and then he worked for max taylor. interviewer: how was that? katherine: lovely people. i had margaret. i had two babies at the time, so i don't think i was a very good wife to -- i forget what his job was called, i don't know. interviewer: then after that, after leaving the northern virginia area, general westmoreland commanded the 101st airborne division from 1958-1960 and then from 1960-1963 was the superintendent here at west point. and then from 1963-1964 he commanded 18th airborne corps. katherine: it was just a few months of the airborne corps. interviewer: yes,

yes, which is somebody who collects popular up and coming brands, usually brands on fairfax and californiaand having a semblance of cachet. >> stephen: so you're too branded out. >> right. >> stephen: and you're a hype beast. it's beastly how hyping you are of someone else's product. >> that is probably where it came from. >> stephen: wow. could you use that in a sentence, please? >> it's more so -- i guess the only time i've used it is, hey, cy, i took a picture of a hype beast. is this a hype beast? ( laughter ) it was a context in which it was not great but i was trying to get clarity. >> stephen: okay. no judgment, just clarity. >> exactly. >> stephen: you have two younger brothers? >> yes. >> stephen: okay. 14 and 9. >> stephen: and 9. are they also creative types like yourself? >> so the 9-year-old, he's extremely creative. we don't watch much tv which means that we find other ways of entertaining ourselves. so he set up a casino in our front room, and -- >> stephen: do the police know about this? okay. all right. >> but, yeah, and also, i think he's extremely smart just because he u

with ice and with our local law enforcement, we picked up for gang members in loudoun county and fairfax county. that's a zero gang member we just picked up as it were going beenth strollers, they had deported twice, in jail for killing a teenager in el salvador. some of the technology they this we could just take and put it on an ipad and we immediately could see his criminal record. themnight when we picked up, they were watching. he was covered with gang tattoos. he put his thumb on that ipad and we saw his whole record. i asked our eyes agents how many of those they had. 59 dollarst these that only went through the judiciary committee, everybody, of the democrats and republicans supported it. we can get that in place. that will be a big help. there are things that my colleagues are working on and i sheriff chapman -- we'll don't need government shutdown on this. both sides have learned that the government shutdown is bad and we do have bipartisan support on these things. aboutk we need to talk these cases going on. we had over eight or so. the washington post has done some actual gre

. >> we are from fairfax, virginia. >> reporter: this was the core group, beth and patrick collins and their daughter, jennifer, who suffers from jeavons syndrome, another extreme form of epilepsy. >> and jennifer has a statement, but she is a little nervous, so i'm going to read it for her. >> we came down to the capitol today to lobby for medical marijuana. >> reporter: rounding out the group, theresa elder, her daughter, ashley, and her son, tommy, now 22. he wasn't supposed to make it to his third birthday. the hope for all these families was that an oil extracted from a marijuana plant might help when all other medications had failed. so you, as a group, get together and say well, we have got to get the law changed in virginia. >> right. >> did anybody say, well, that's crazy, 'cause it's never gonna happen? >> outsiders. >> oh, yeah, all the outsiders said, no way, it will never happen. >> and why? >> because it's the m-word. you can be in there talking to someone, legislator, delegate, senator and they say, oh, hi, you know, what's your name, blah black you're talking and you sa

worked together to find a mountain biker after a reported collision in the open space preserve in fairfax. within minutes crews found the rider, loaded him in the helicopter, and then took him to a trauma center. the 23-year-old is being treated now for moderate to major injuries. >>> a popular beauty store chain denying accusations that it is reselling used makeup as new. a chicago-area woman is suing ulta now claiming the company repackages used cosmetics and puts them back on the shelves for customers to buy a. lawsuit filed by a california woman claims the exact same thing. this latest complaint cites employees. they say the company has a limit on how many returned items can be thrown away. ulta said we're aware of the lawsuit and intend to vigorously defend against the allegations. >>> fake social media accounts misleading internet users for years. under a newly proposed senate bill the accounts known as bots would be clearly marked online to let users know who or what they're interacting with. a 2017 study that found as many as 15% of twitter accounts are actually bots. >>> we've al

item b, 848 fairfax avenue hunters point, phase iia, marketing out comes project report, 107 unit multi-family hope s.f. development, and 26 are new affordable un its, and 80 public housing replacement units, all affordable at 45% area median income. bayview hunters point. >> two items, i'll present those. as you may recall, we have an m.o.u. with the mayor's office of housing and community development that provides us with a number of services, including assisting o.c.i.i. with implementation of the marketing phase for affordable units in the project, and the m.o.u. provides o.c.d. will write a marketing outcomes report after each project has completed the full lease up with the highlights of how that marketing went, and so there are two projects for which you have marketing outcomes reports in your packets. the first is for block 53 and 54, which is phase one of the hunters shipyard project. together those two blocks total 159 for sale units developed by lenar. of those 159 units, 16 are below market rate inclusionary units. and that project after completing its marketing received 85 applica

. >> item number three, resolution authorizing the lease of approximately -- sorry, at 901 fairfax avenue, hunters view phase 2b block 10 at the monthly base rent of $0 with reimbursement up to $100,000 for land lord for tenant improvements, furniture, fixtures and equipment and additional 2k4rr800 charge for utilities and services per months for a 15-year term with options to extent for one year. >> all right. thank you. so i am the sponsor of this and we've got rhea bailey from the department of public health that will be speaking and claudia gorham from the department of real estate. claudia, are you here -- there you are. ok. got it. so, please, rhea, the floor is yours. good morning. >> good morning. thank you, supervisors. and thank you for your support, chair cohen. we are here today ask for your approval on our lease for our community wellness programme space at the hunters view hope s.f. site. i will speak a little bit about our actual programme, our health and wellness programme that -- which will reside inside of this community wellness programme space. we are at the core of ou

worked together to find a mountain biker after a reported collision in the open space preserve in fairfaxthin minutes crews found the rider, loaded him into the helicopter and took him to a trauma center. the 23-year-old is being treated for moderate to major injuries. >>> new details about the scare for the president's son and his wife, vanessa. she was taken to the hospital after opening an envelope containing white powder. the envelope was sent to the couple's new york city apartment. we now know that envelope was addressed to donald trump jr. the note inside said they were angry but didn't go any further. vanessa and two other people were rushed to the hospital after complaints of dizziness. the powder was deemed nonhazardous. officials say it was just corn starch. >>> 6:15. if you are tired of junk mail piling up if your home -- in fact, i have a stack on my dining room table right now -- one lawmaker has a solution. giving californians the option to opt out. he wants to create a so-called do not contact list. >> it will call your cell phone with a number very similar to your cell ph

slumped over the wheel at state road and fairfax avenue in upper darby when police found him.us driver is the one that notified the police. he's passed out behind the wheel of the car. the car in drive. the officer had to open the door and put the car in park. so he's lucky he didn't cause a catastrophic event or kill somebody. >> reporter: the question is, how is fries still driving? in addition to his eighth dui, this is the third time he's been charged driving with the suspended license. that wasn't valid. i drove to fries address in prospect park and rank the doorbell. >> ma'am, how are you? is tim here. >> no, he's not. report roar fries remains in jail $25,000 bail. 10% cash option the woman at the door gave her name as christine mcginn. >> can you tell me who you are. are you his wife or sister. >> i'm his fiance'. okay. are you concerned about the future? i mean this a man you're about to marry. >> yes. yes. he's been going through a lot of things. his passed away over the summer. >> sorry to hear that. >> just been having a really really hard time dealing with that. >

moderate rain right there south of fairfax heading towards san rafael. mill valley.xpect your rainfall to pick up in intensity. maybe a few little puddles developing on the side streets. maybe not as much on 101 as traffic is picking up there. you can see the entire system slowly moving northwest to southeast. it will get to you in the south bay in an hour. here we are at 7:00. the intensity could pick up a little bit. look at the yellows and the oranges. pockets of moderate rain. by 9:00, you can see it's about to exit the south bay with scattered showers behind it. by noon, you can see a little bit of sunshine. you'll need the sunglasses for lunch and then you can see the scattered showers develop. the pockets of green right there. snow level down to about, i'd say, 2500 feet. diablo and hamilton and maybe the santa cruz mountains if they get touched. could get dusted with a little bit of snow and then the breezes kick in this afternoon also making it feel cooler than it has. at least yesterday. look at that. low to mid-50s. tomorrow, calmer with mid-50s near 60. i

you were born and we were living in a very -- in park fairfax, which has no air conditioning and a tiny little apartment and we had an older, stevie, our oldest child. then i had rip and wes promptly left for harvard. >> okay. >> and he was gone. but i -- you went up to graduation. >> was harvard -- that was an unaccompanied tour for him? >> well, he just went up. >> is it was a very short tour. like three months? >> i think it was three or four months. something like that. >> you were at home with two children. >> i was at home in the apartment. and then when we came home, we moved into a bigger house. and then he worked for max taylor. >> how was that? >> it was -- oh, they were lovely people. >> yeah. >> and i had margaret, so they were -- i had two babies at the time. so i don't think i was a very good wife to -- i forget what his job was called. i don't know. >> but then after that, after leaving the northern virginia area, he -- general westmoreland commanded the 101st airborne division from '58 to '60. and from '60 to '63, he was the superintendant here at west point, from '63 to

fraud conspiracies including criminal conduct relating to the mortgage on paul manafort's property in fairfaxrginia. the government has evidence he paul manafort secured this mortgage through a series of false and fraudulent representations to the federal savings bank. and maintained it by providing the bank with doctored profit and loss statements to the tunes of millions of dollars. the special counsel's office is telling the court now that they have substantial new evidence of additional criminal conduct by campaign manager paul manafort. the way they are describe it appears to be related to the loans, the big oddly timed loans that he took right after he left the trump campaign. why are we learning this now? why is this special counsel getting new information about paul manafort? what is their new source of information about his alleged bank fraud? nbc news has not confirmed but over the weekend, the "l.a. times" reported that manafort's deputy and business and deputy on the trump campaign rick gates will change his not guilty plea to guilty and "the times" is reporting rick gates agreed

week after they found him drunk and passed out at the wheel at the intersection of state road and fairfax avenue n addition to his eighth dui this is his third charge at driving with a suspended license. the upper darby police superintendent explains how it all went down. >> he's passed out behind the wheel of the car, the car in drive, the officer had to open the door and put the car in park. so he's lucky he didn't cause a catostrophic event or kill somebody. and i think that we have to continue. i think he needs to go to jail. i think he needs to be given rehab, but how many times can you go to the well? >> eight times a preliminary hearing scheduled for next tuesday, he remains in jail on $25,000 bail. >> take a look at this right here. two philadelphia police officers saving a man from a house fire. the newly-released video from march 29 of last year. this is at a home on the 1900 block of north 17th street. you see heavy smoke pouring in, the officers, officers donahue and harper, they went in, found that man right there in a wheelchair on the second floor, and they carried him outs

the pledge of allegiance and closer to home in northern virginia a friend of mine and their son in fairfax county high school, didn't put his hand on him, but threw him out of the classroom for refusing to stand. i agree at some point it kind of died down and i think that's because this president keeps us busy 24/7 with some type of controversy going on and i think there's so many issues before us, whether it be f memos, inteigence briefings, race, or the nfl standing, kneeling, it's all over the place. so i think we have a lot to sort through as a nation, and i'm hopeful that we will. >> jason, on that point, factor this into the broader cultural conversation in this country. we're focusing on it in the crucible of football, but what's the larger take away about what we've seen happen here over the course of the season? >> well, look, i think the nfl faces a number of problems as it gets ready to go into its final game of the season. i think you're talking about a league that still has a concussion crisis on its hands. the number of concussions went up this season. that's something the nf

. >>> in this efforts to repair a broken water main in fairfax , virginia, my goodness , made mattersthis? >> yes. >> is there a sinkhole stretching 100 feet down the street. my goodness. crews had to fix pressure, in the water system and that led to burst pipes down the road and the ground gave way. >> my goodness. we have had a lot of freeze/ thaw. >> imagine giving that excuse though can't get into work today. >> yes, here's a picture. scary. >> you were talking about how temperatures they are cold one day, real mild next and we are repeat ago this cycle now getting in the mild phase as we get outside. temperatures today in more 30 's we will be in the 50's later this afternoon. then sunday we could reach 60 degrees, a couple locations may be warmer then that and then another 60 later on in the seven day forecast, too. if you like mild weather you will enjoy this week. beautiful shot of the cape may , lit built of clearing taking place overhead over the shore right now but you will see those cloud quickly increase later on and some rain is heading your way. 53 degrees is tour today

michael chitwood says fries was drunk at am slumped over the wheel at intersection of state road and fairfaxvenue in upper darby when police found him. >> schoolbus driver is the one that notified the police. he's passed out behind the wheel of the car and the car in drive. the officer had to open the door and put the car in park. so he's lucky he didn't cause a catastrophic event or kill somebody. >> reporter: the question is, how was fries still driving? in addition to his eighth dui, this is the third time he's been charged driving with a suspended license so that wasn't valid. i drove to fries address in prospect park and rang the doorbell. >> ma'am, how are you. >> it's tim here? >> no he's not. >> reporter: fries remains in jail $25,000 bail. 10% cash option. the woman at the door gave her name as christine mc glynn. >> can you tell me who you are. are you his wife or sister? >> i'm his fiance'. >> you're his fiance'. >> yes. >> okay. are you concerned about the future? i mean this is a man you're about to marry. >> yes, yes. um, it's just -- he's been going through a lot of thing. his

head around what do i did 15,000 acres of land looks like -- that he buys from the estate of lord fairfax, the royal governor of virginia on the eve of the revolution. i want to turn briefly -- because we are running out of time and i want to give everyone time to ask questions -- turn briefly to marshall's jurisprudence, because i think it is tied to his slaveowning. this is not simply -- ok, marshall owned slaves, big deal, what does that tell us about anything, other than he is a rich virginian? while on the court, marshall decides more than 50% of all the cases that come before the court. it is marshall's court, particularly in the period up through the 1820's. marshall dies in 1835, but before he dies, he dominates the court, except perhaps the last 10 years. inwe look at the decisions the first period from 1801 until the late 1820's, it is marshall's court. it is a period when marshall writes one dissent. it is a period when very few other justices dissent. and so when marshall writes decisions, it is because marshall favors the decisions. when he doesn't right decisions, i think it

we picked up four gang members in loudoun county and fairfax county just on a friday night. a 22-year-old gang member that we just picked up at a shopping center as people are going by with strollers and kids. he had been deported twice, he had been in jail for killing a teenager in el salvador and has come back here. some of the technology they have that if we fully fund the gang task forces, we can just take his thumb, but it on like an ipad that they have and we immediately could see his criminal record. so that night when we picked him up, i.c.e. picked him up, we were there watching, they immediately, you know, put him in their car. they were -- they asked him to, you know, lift up his shirt, covered with gang tattoos. he put his thumb on that ipad and they -- we saw his whole record. so i asked our i.c.e. agents who were there local, how many of these do you have? they said we only have two of these. these aren't expensive items. if we can get this $50 million that is actually already gone through the judiciary committee, bipartisan support, everybody, all the democrat