i'll first ask the chief, why would the fencing and the quality of the fence and type of fencing along the border be law enforcement sensitive. i mean, that's a secret that isn't exactly a secret. >> i really don't understand that, as well. i think that the documents that we sent over that we were trading back and forth that we were trying to approve late in preparing for today's testimony were marked. i'm not sure the origination of those markings. i agree with you, if you live in a community that has the benefit of fencing as a -- >> kind of know where it is. >> that people nowhere it is. >> if you're a drug smuggler, you know where that is. got that mapped out. >> as you start to aggregate data like that or images, you start to show a picture across the southwest border and it's easier to pick out some of the vulnerabilities. that may be the origination of the markings. but we will certainly provide what we can. >> which is, of course, why i wanted. i wanted to see where we have our strength and is weaknesses. talk to me. maybe trying to think who would be best here. how effective c

a fencing used by dhs. classier dhs stated that fencing of been deployed from among roughly six and 52 miles of the southwest border. there may be questions regarding the firmness of the seven are mild language. section 102 b states that now within its requirement doj's is not required to construct fencing at any particular location where it deems fencing inappropriate. this clause could be interpreted to mean that while dhs must deploy fencing along seven miles of the border it is not required to deploy fencing agony discrete point. a broader reading of this clause might permit dhs to construct fencing along less than seven miles of the southwest border if the agency believes that fencing is only appropriate along less mileage. however, there are a number of challenges to such a meeting to as an initial matter the notwithstanding clause does not say that dhs may construct fencing along a lesser mileage of the border. it is fencing isn't required at any particular location. if dhs may construct only the amo

i'll first ask the chief, why would the fencing and the quality of the fence and type of fencing along the border be law enforcement sensitive. i mean, that's a secret that isn't exactly a secret. >> i really don't understand that, as well. i think that the documents that we sent over that we were trading back and forth that we were trying to approve late in preparing for today's testimony were marked. i'm not sure the origination of those markings. i agree with you, if you live in a community that has the benefit of fencing as a -- >> kind of know where it is. >> that people nowhere it is. >> if you're a drug smuggler you know where that is. got that mapped out. >> as you start to aggregate data like that or images, you start to show a picture across the southwest border and it's easier to pick out some of the vulnerabilities. that may be the origination of the markings. but we will certainly provide what we can. >> which is, of course, why i wanted. i wanted to see where we have our strength and is weaknesses. talk to me. maybe trying to think who would be best here. how effective ca

i'll first ask the chief, why would the fencing and the quality of the fence and type of fencing along the border be law enforcement sensitive? i mean, that's a secret that isn't exactly a secret. >> i really don't understand that, as well. i think that the documents that we sent over that we were trading back and forth that we were trying to approve late in preparing for today's testimony were marked. i'm not sure the origination of those markings. i agree with you, if you live in a community that has the benefit of fencing as a -- >> kind of know where it is. >> that people nowhere it is. >> if you're a drug smuggler, you definitely know where thats. got that mapped out. >> as you start to aggregate data like that or images, you start to show a picture across the southwest border and it's easier to pick out some of the vulnerabilities. that may be the origination of the markings. but we will certainly provide what we can. >> which is, of course, why i wanted. i wanted to see where we have our strengths and where we have our weaknesses. talk to me. maybe trying to think who would be b

that's inside the fence line. we will look at nuclear and renewable and energy efficiency and these other things because nobody outside the fence i will bring you down to 1200 pounds of co2 per megawatt hour to the point this plant has to shut down. what we are saying or what i think is epa has to set the standard inside the fence line the flexibility meet that standard is fine but you can't look outside the fence in setting the standard. we don't dispute that flexibility is a good thing. but the distinction is the flexible doesn't come in setting the standard it comes in on the compliant site. >> that's a good comment. general morrissey, i was going to expose will have another round of questions and might get to that building block question i want to post to you but i know people in west virginia and i know what's happening there right now to even the this rule has not gone into effect, what has happened to some of your coal plants, some of your utah's interstate already as a result of this? >> well, it's clear i

fence. megan? >> reporter: well eun, we have been told that the crews can show up as early as 6:00 this morning, but so far we haven't seen any sign of them. but they're expected to come later on this morning. they're going to be actually doing some of the prep work for the installation of the anti-climb fence. fence jumping incidents have focused the attention on the white house security and there are some changes as a result. they're going to be putting steel spikes on the top of the fence to make it more difficult to climb. now, crews are going to start taking measurements later on this morning. any time now. we're told that work can take up to eight hours. so what this means is that some areas along the fence may be closed for a time while crews take their measurements. do some of that prep work. so if you are coming to visit the white house today, expect that there might be some changes in terms of where you're allowed to go. you might have to go down further on the fence. now in terms

whether it's fencing or technology.we've found and reported on is dhs could do a better job of collecting data and develop measures and metrics to assess what contributions they're getting out of different investments. whether that's fencing or whether or not that's technology or other assets. and so, what we've recommended is that dhs take steps to, you know, better collect the data, better develop performance measures and metrics so that we can be able to answer the question you just asked, which is what are the contributions that we're getting out of these, the different structures and technologies we're putting in place. >> before we throw a whole bunch of money at the problem, try to figure out what is going to get us the best results for the money that we spend given the ultimate array of decisions we have between assets like technology, drones or fencing. >> dhs has defense that would allow them to assess on the technologies front what contributions they're getting out of the technologies they've deployed to seiz

it is not required it deploy fencing at any discreet point. a broader reading of this clause might permit dhs to construct fencing along less than 700 miles of the southwest border if the agency believes fencing is only appropriate along the lesser mileage. however, there are a number of challenges to such a reading. as an initial matter, the notwithstanding clause does not say that dhs may construct fencing a-long a lesser mileage of the border it says that fencing isn't required at any particular location. if dhs may construct only the amount of fencing it deems appropriate, it is unclear why section 102 b would state that fencing shall be deployed along not less than 700 miles of the southwest border. the legislative history of section 102 b and several courts description of the provision also seemed to give greater support for understanding the 700 mile requirement as a firm one. dhs officials have seemingly taken differing interpretations of section 102 b over the years. a court's consideration of this issue may depend upon whether the me

authorities say he jumped the fence on april 19. he rejected a plea deal and as for a -- asked for a jury trial. he's being held without bond. work is underway to prevent fence jumping at the white house.crews took the first step towards adding steel spikes to the fence surrounding the property. rebecca cooper is little to the white house with what the changes will look like. reporter: they will look like steel spikes. the secret service says this is only a temporary solution while they look for a long-term solution. even a temporary fix takes time. they will not be put into place until july but people are weighing in on this idea. the front of the white house was closed for hours today is planning got underway. once the sidewalk was reopened, visitors waited on the proposed changes to see -- the scenic structure. >> you wanted secure. i say the more secure the better. reporter: it follows a series of high profile incidents. twice outsiders have managed to jump the fence. made for drones. one man got all the way inside the white hou

the white house fence does look imposing. it's pretty.ng unless you are, say, a drone, which was flown dozens of feet over that fence in the middle of the night only to land somewhere under a tree on the south lawn of the white house. the defense is no match for some of our nation's toddlers who are not at all worried about those spheres at the top of the fence. they instead plan to climb on the ground through the fence bars, thank you very much, happens all the time. but the bigger problem at least when it comes to the white house fence are people like this guy who managed to jump the 7 1/2 foot tall fence last september or this guy who was carry ago knife as he jumps the fence later that month and then was able to run across the north lawn of the white house and through the front door and well into the east room before someone finally stopped him. just a few days ago, autos person was arrested for climbing the white house fence again. in an effort to prevent people from getting too close to the fence or from trying to climb it, last yea

at the top of the fence.ou very much, happens all the time. but the bigger problem at least when it comes to the white house fence are people like this guy who managed to jump the 7 1/2 foot tall fence last september or this guy who was carrying knife as he jumps the fence later that month and then was able to run across the north lawn of the white house and through the front door and well into the east room before someone finally stopped him. just a few days ago, another person was arrested for climbing the white house fence again. in an effort to prevent people from getting too close to the fence or from trying to climb it, last year, the secret service put up temporary barriers which are basically like bike racks. the secret service has been reviewing design concepts for a whole new fence. they've been reviewing designs, the designs are expected to be approved this summer. the whole new fence is not expected to be installed until next year. but in the meantime, until they get the whole new one, the agencie

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you can't look out the fence in setting the standard. i don't dispute that flexibility is a good thing. the distinction is flexibility doesn't come in setting the standard, comes on compliance. >> general morrissey, i may get to that zoning block three question, but i know people in west virginia and know what's happening there now, even though this rule has not gone into effect, what has happened to some of your coal plants some of your utilities in your state already as a result of the threat? >> well mr. chairman it is clear in west virginia that the harm is already occurring. and in fact as we were preparing for the lawsuit we filed last year against the epa one of the principal arguments we made is unlike many of the other traditional rules subject to notice and comment, this proposed rule is causing real tangible harm in the states and also effecting power plant operations if you look at litigation, we have at least eight declarations from experienced environmental regulators who talk about the cost of trying to comply with the rul

you once you are going over the fence.ou fall, you might fall over. by being angled out will poke you before you are actually going over the fence. therefore, they might stop you from doing so. thank you, hans for making this for us. and hopefully some day somebody soon will really want to win this. because we have nowhere to put it in the office. when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a delicious taste. grandpa! [ female announcer ] stay strong, stay active with boost. ♪ it's not home. but with every well considered detail . . . it becomes one step closer. unbelievable! toenail fungus? ser

they were going to increase the fence to make it taller maybe put spikes on the end of the fence.think it was in january or march of this year they were testing drones to see, the secret service was testing drones they had to get a permit in the middle of the night, and that was one of the things they were coming back to combat the entire things, they're trying to stop them in the case of something like this. because it happened in that incident where someone did end up flying a drone over the fence. what happened in that incident is they didn't have anything to combat that. so they have been looking at ways to security the white house and make it safer, especially as mentioned as well the man who made it all the way into the white house doors wielding a knife. >> there was another incident a few months ago, where there was actually some gunshots that were fired towards the white house, they didn't discover the remnant remnants for several days only accidentally some people found those gunshots. so there's a lot of concern right now about security at the white house for understand

a new fence put inside the existing one. news4's also learned the national capitol planning commission will also decide whether to approve change totz white house ellipse, fortifying the vehicle entrances around the ellipse. here is a before and after photo obtained by the i-team, the current post on top the new design for the vehicle checkpoint on top. news4 is told the national park service eliminated other possible security changes deciding not to install barbed wire on the white house fence, not to install a chain link fence and not to install a moat. the u.s. commission of fine arts is the other agency that must sign off, and already did so last month. at the white house, scott macfarlane, news4. >>> you might want to leave early if you're planning to take metro anywhere this weekend. track work is impacting four of the six lines, the huntington and eisenhower avenue stations will be closed on the yellow line. buses will shuttle riders between huntington and king street. and you can expect delays on the red green and or

. >>> police in san francisco are trying to solve what they call a fencing scam by two contractors. the men claim they're at a house to fix fences, but actually, they're there to rob older single women. the men hit seven times in a

, potentially a higher fence, potentially a double fence. the news4 i-team has learned they ruled out other measures. they were considering a mote around the white house, a chainlink fence, eve anbar bed wire fence. all those ruled out. we'll find out what they are going to do sometime in 2016 for the new permanent white house security. at the white house scott mcfarlane news4. >>> part of the fairfax team is in nepal saving lives, other members have been testing a new tool that could make them more effective. the device called finder was developed by nasa and homeland security. it uses microwaves to listen for evidence of survivors in piles of rubble. it pinpoints within five feet where those survivors are, even by just hearing a heartbeat. >> instead of having to dig or break rock two or three feet away we now may be able to dig or break rock right next to somebody and get them out faster. >> the finder device the fairfax team has in nepal right now helped find four survivors already. >>> a d.c. police officer walks on an attempted murder

the inner fence is a stun fence, it's a nonlethal stun fence. the outside fence another 14-foot fence covered with razor ribbon. shaker alarm on the motion detector. motion detector in between the fences. we think our perimeter is very, very secure for us. >> security is tight inside the perimeter as well. especially in the secured confinement unit which houses the prison's most violent and disruptive inmates. today internal affairs investigator frank littlejohn has been called to the unit to investigate a report that possible escape paraphernalia has been found inside a cell. >> last night an officer had looked inside of a cell and observed a sculpture object like a, we refer to them like a dummy-like object on a comment report. which is escape paraphernalia. so they conducted a shakedown of this guy's cell and during that cell search they also found an 11-foot rope. when you put the 11-foot rope with the sculpture of the face then that gives concerns that the guy might be planning a possible escape. >> this here is actually the head that was r

there are fences. and this right here where there was no fence, this is where people were fishing. >> i have been fishing there since 1958. >> they said no permits are allowed for fishing in this area. >> there's homeland security going down here. >> the whole thing is fenced off and so far it is. i've been walking around and seeing it. but i guess there are missing links and i guess that doesn't keep people out. bill: before 9/11 fishermen and people were using the water no one cared and it wasn't a conversation about one person fishing in the reservoir and if it would hurt the water supply. but now it's isis. >> i am most definitely not trespassing and yet i am right by the water. which this is, i guess, this is not protected. but yet it is still the jersey city water supply that is right there. bill: the question is what are they doing about it? >> the reservoir is not the only place for the water is going to be treated. we have systems and play going up to the top. >> i am getting myself ready for

the white house fence doesn't already have spikes? garbage dumps have spikes on the fence. are abandoned blockbuster video stores that have spikes n. in 200 years, no one thought to make a run to home depot to get some fence spikes for the white house. the first lady, mrs. obama is really torn up about. this on one hand, it is potentially dangerous for her and her family. the other hand, at least one person in america was exercising yesterday. [ laughter ] just walk right in. [ cheers and applause ] back here in california, former rap mogul suge knight is in court. in january he was caught on camera running over two men on the set of a movie that dr. dre, ice cube. they were on the set of this movie, a movie about legendary rap group nwa. suge drove over the men. one of them died. suge pleaded not guilty. when the judge set his bail at $25 million he collapsed in court. this time he had to be pushed in the courtroom in a wheelchair. ♪ >> jimmy: he is literally laid back. so, probably has his mind on his money, et cetera. meanwhile, snoop dogg doesn't participate in what the

inside the fence. epa's approach converts the obscure little used section 111-d into the enabling act. by going beyond source level inside the fence line measures epa's proposal would expand 111-d and specifically the underlying statutory term quote best system of emission reduction into the whole new regime of regulation. one that regulates not only the pollutant emission, but the state's entire resource and energy grid. to meet the objectives of the epa's rule states will be forced to rework the energy generation market to account for the loss of coal fired generation and they will be forced into changing the energy mix. and states will be forced to alter the framework that would threaten reliability for the consumers. industry and energy producers. finally, there's a substantial concern that the epa before the clean power plan is even finalized would issue a uniform implementation plan. that would be forced upon those states that don't acquiesce to the unlawful clean power plan. such a move by the e

so some changes are going to be made to the fence. they're going to specifically put steel spikes on the top of that fence to make it more difficult to jump over. now, crews are going to start taking measurements beginning at 6 clock a.m. this morning. so some of the prep work being done this morning and it's expected to take eight hours. while that work is being done, there are some areas along the white house fence that are going to be closed for a time. so people are going to have to adjust and perhaps go to different spots. you might not get that prime spot you may have to shift down while that prep work is being done. as for the installation of those steel spikes that work is going to begin in july. back to you in the studio. >> megan mcgrath, thank you. >>> more than five months after it happened, we could learn a lot more about the underground smoke emergency on metro. medics treated hundreds of people when smoke filled the l'enfant plaza in january. one woman died. a hearing has been scheduled. and leaders from metro and fire

we didn't crash into the fence. that fence crashed into us.ly come out of nowhere and i was like, 'surprise! i'm a fence and i'm gonna crash into your car.' and we were like, 'whoa! cool! a talking fence!' [ laughter ] but then there were some flashing blue lights and some mean men came and took us away from the talking fence and put us in a box made out of nothing but fences. [ laughter ] but these fences were mean and didn't talk." [ applause ] that's fair. he's got a point. some tech news here. after it was announced that you can order a pizza from domino's just by texting a pizza emoji, it was also announced that you can now donate to panda habitats by just tweeting a a panda emoji. i wonder what happens if you tweet an emoji of a pizza and a a panda. let me see. here you go. let's see. there you go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] hi, hashtag. thank you! hashtag the panda, everybody! thank you very much! [ cheers and applause ] oh, you want a tip? tip. all i have is a 20 -- do you have a -- hey, what are you doing? ♪ [ laughter ] hashtag, what

literally a fencing scam. >> investigators say it appears the robbers had done research beforehand to find out when the victims are home alone. they're advising residents to contact a neighbor and the fencing company before letting anyone inside their homes. >>> one of the suspects in the san jose invasion has turned himself in. police say the 17-year-old is being held at juvenile hall. the search continues for the second man seen on surveillance video last friday at a home in the evergreen neighborhood. the man armed himself with knives, went through the home room by room. the suspects tried to kick down a bedroom door when they realized two women and a baby were locked incident side. the suspects left after one of the women called 911. >>> doctors at oakland children's hospital are trying to figure out why an 11- year-old boy who's now in a coma collapsed on the little league field. it was one week ago yesterday dylan leery was warming up for a game when he suddenly threw up and fell to the ground. he remains in a medically induced coma. the cause of his illness remains a mystery. h

the suspects did not make it through the fence and ran away. airport workers know why the truck heist might have failed. >> if truck was not able to get through the thing right? >> that or it ran out of gas or he broke the air pump. >> the fuel company confirmed that the air pump did break when the truck hit the fence. no information about the suspects and how they got on the groupeds after hours. the fuel company failed to say if it was full of fuel or not. >> san matteo county pet owners are on high alert after a mountain lion attacked a house cat. the cat was attacked on the straight the mountain lion escaped. there's an increase in mountain lion activity in the county. keep an eye on pets and children. >> hundreds of low income evictees will not be getting more money to move away with. on tuesday, the palo alto city council was set to approve the closure of a mobile home park it's the last mobile home park in the city. an earlier appraisal offered residents $18,000 each to the relocate which some consider too low to move anywhere else in th

because apparently a man tried to fly a drone over the white house fence. so you're looking at pictures. this is just in from one of our cnn producers who we're about to talk to. kristen holmes saw this whole thing happen. she's joining me. pamela brown is also joining me one of our justice correspondents. lady let's walk through this together and begin first and foremost with what we know. kristen, to you first. i believe these are photos you took. i'm not quite sure if we're looking at the man here in the center of the screen who tried to fly this remote controlled aerial device. can you tell me what you saw? >> yeah we walked out and heard almost immediately walking out of the white house secret service was on top of it pushing people through the park trying to get them out of the street. we saw this man. i'm not sure what picture you have up there, but he's wearing a blue and white checked shirt being detained by officers. moving hundreds of people in front of the white house out of the area. now secret service agents are saying it's going to be at leas

there's still a big old hole in the fence there. people going in and out of it. i said, well, they don't never have to worry about me doing it no more. you know, i just know now i can't do what everybody else does. this last episode on the trespassing really gave me an eye opener in a greater way, that i got to watch every little thing. it's the little things that can lead to a big thing like going back to prison. >>> coming up. >> watch your back, bitch, because the dagger is coming. >> a housing unit where the drama runs high. >> it gets overwhelming that when you leave the mod, it's draining like wow we need to take a break. go get help, boy. go get help. go get help! right now! if you're a cat, you ignore people. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. go on kitty, kitty... just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in t

. >>> the upgrade has started on the white house fence. government contractors will be on the sidewalk around the white house for most of the day taking measurements and examining that fence. the secret service recently announced a plan to install a layer of sharp metal spikes on top of the fence to deter fence jumpers. >>> still to come -- drunk in the cockpit. a pilot tries to take off after having one too many and you will not believe who was in the co-pilot's seat. parking in the district got a little more expensive. why and where you'll be paying more. >>> welcome back. parking changes approved for several dc neighborhoods now. the dc council voted to extend the hours that parking meters are in effect. in some of the city's busiest areas. they also approved an increase in parking fines as well. the fine for expired parking meter will jump from $25 to $30 and in premium parking zones across the district you will need to feed the meter now up until midnight. this all takes effect october 1st. >>> happening today -- the metro board will

the fence and all the shrubbery behind it so that's not usable and this shows the same fence and area after it was washed out by the significant december storm that we had, so that's inaccessible area, and then number 4 is behind the east side gate which is like a security or privacy gate on the east side of the house and this picture shows right where the gate is and so the little bit of area behind that gate is inaccessible so the total area that's inaccessible is 983 square foot and that's based on the scale and the drawing project plans and of the area, 300 wawona current non-obstructive yard is 974 square feet and planning code section 134a1 requires a minimum rear yard depth of 25% and code section as i mentioned earlier, 130b requires that the minimum required rear yard shall extend the full width to have yard and so i showed you that drawing showing the width of the yard which runs from right angle from the side lot line to where it intersects, and these are pieces that show the lot area, 7200 square feet on the plans and then also -- i don't know where i have planning departm

several permanent solutions are on the table, including a double fence. we're told that the park service decided not to install barbed wire, a chain link fence or a moat. >>> attorney general loretta lynch has been on the job for days now and plans to testify over how she intends to lead the justice department. law enforcement agencies across the country under scrutiny over use of force. we could see questions about lynch's handling of tensions in baltimore after the death of a man in police custody. the republican chairman of today's panel voted against lynch taking this job. coming up in about 15 minutes, nbc's tracie potts will have a look at what's expected to happen today. >>> bills for gamblingnd adult entertainment are showing up on pentagon credit card statements. politico was first to report on a new inspector general audit. they found military and civilian employees used government issue cards to gamble and pay for escort services. the government did not necessarily reimburse employees for these charges. the officials say employees may have ulti

went through the fence. in the pool. off the deck. in the pool. the nissan versa plowed through the fence in the pool and into the water. >> i saw the front wheels in the water. the person at the bull try to rush to the door. sam: the pool was full when the car ended up in the pool. the pool owner opened the door and pulled the driver to safety. >> i opened the door to grab him from the deck from the car to the pool deck. sam: what was the 29-year-old doing? >> he was practicing for the driving test the next day. sam: no word if he possed the test. we know he is okay. he will be issued two minor traffic citations. for pool, they are draining it, fixing the fence. they expect it to reopen saturday. sam sweeney, abc7 news. leon: breaking news from montgomery county where paramedics have taken three people and a child to the hospital after propane tank caught fire. the extent of the injury is not known. not a thing you want to hear today when folks are enjoying the grills. devon: there is a wind out e so if there are flames it will fan the flame. tha

it's my fence, and it's my property.ct, if i can't get this up i'm just going to reach over and paint -- >> no, you're not. >> it's my fence. i can do whatever i want. >> you can't -- >> well. >> surprisingly, it's the neighbor who calls the police. the police order her to remove the sign and they tell angie to get a "no trespassing" warrant to prevent the neighbor from coming only her property. angie gets the warrant, but she also gets revenge. she posts the video on youtube. >> i don't think i could have written a better script. but carry on. >> i didn't expect anyone to look at the video. in fact, i put it on there for my friends and family because they really didn't believe me, i think, how bad it was. i figured it was entertaining at best and maybe she would -- maybe she would embarrass her and she would leave us alone. >> believe it or not, angie and her neighbor have made up. angie has since moved away and moved on with her life but says if she ran into the neighbor today, you'd see a reunion quite unlike the one

several permanent solutions are on the table including a 10-foot fence or a double fence. >>> an anne arundel police officer is on the other side of the law, facing assault charges. according to documents michael flaig got into a fight with a man outside a bar on tuesday night. baltimore police say flaig bit the victim in the crotch and ran away. officers arrested him in a nearby bar. court documents say he smelled like alcohol and slurred his words. he was suspended and placed on paid leave. >>> a new tweet is sparking an old debate. whether the redskins should return to the district. d.c. mayor muriel bowser certainly thinks so. she sent this tweet asking for your opinion. after a few decades in landover owner daniel snyder started the process of looking for a new home. d.c. maryland and virginia are all vying for the revenue that the teams can bring. the mayor says the team belongs in a new stadium where the old one still stands. >> we know that the perfect location for the redskins is where they played for decades very successfully. we have the infrastructure sitting on top of the

he says there is a reason he took a greyhound bus all the way from california to jump the fence. he hasn't shared that reason though. he's been out on bail wearing a monitoring device. >>> if the d.c. night life is keeping you awake at night, a new law is set to change that. there is a bill proposed to punish bars in the district if they kaw too much noise after 9:00 p.m. the report says bars would have to measure how loud it is outside and send the numbers to a city agency. if they are too loud the bars could face a suspended liquor license or as much as a $1,000 fine. >>> 6:51 we're staying on top breaking news in the laurel area. chuck bell is there where they are seeing a bit of flooding this morning. chuck. >> reporter: yeah. this is brock bridge road right behind me and it remains closed between whiskey bottom road and route 32. about a mile over this way is where it goes down near the patapsco river. there's been a report that a car went into it the water and. it serves as a good warning. the old thing we tell you, turn around don't drown. never drive over a water-covered

the secret service reportedly recommended that fence. pope francis arrives in d.c. in late september and will celebrate mass. >>> if parking weren't expensive enough it's about to climb even more. >> we're not just talking about a few pennies here. we'll tell you where rates are going up. >> you usually see something like this around halloween, but this is not a stunt. how this man ended up with an arrow through his head. >>> live look outside now. dry out there right now but what about your drive to and from work. tom is back with >>> remarkable video out of india to show you this morning. an accident at a wedding left this man with an arrow sticking out of his head. you can see he's okay. he's talking to people at the hospital and it looks like he's going to be okay but two neighbors apparently shot him with the arrow at this wedding. they were apparently jealous of the bride. oh my goodness. i don't understand. i don't understand. >> okay. i'm still scratching my head. >> we can't make this up. >>> baltimore prosecutors are crying foul over how defense torns -- a

brazen individuals who managed the scan the white house fence. starting in july the secret service will do more to keep fence jumpers outs. sharp metal points will be installed on top of the existing fence that surrounds the heavily guarded complex. crews started early today on e street northwest where changes will be made to vehicle check points and officers booths. >> secret service and the national park service are working with other federal agencies to come up with long term solutions. >>> save the life of an infant. officer dave reed was directing traffic outside of a busy shopping center when somebody told him there was a woman who seeped like she needed help. he pulled in the parking lot at sears and seen the woman in her car crying. she wasn't alone. she was holding a small baby and the baby did not seem to be moving. >> i did a sternum rub on the chest. i stroked the baby between the shoulder blades and the baby took a deep breathe and the mouth opened. the eyed opened. there was a startled look on the baby faced and it began to cry. you

the secret service recommended a new perimeter fence. he arrives in late september and celebrate mass outside the basilica. >>> attorney general loretta lynch heads to cincinnati today. she is highlighting programs the justice department says make collaboration a key part of keeping the public safe. yesterday, the president said he will ban the federal government from giving local police military style gear. >>> fairfax county neighbors are raising new concerns over some of their interactions with county police officers. members of the public are invited to speak to the commission that is exploring ways to build trust between police and the community. one speaker said her 11-year-old son called police earlier this year because she wouldn't let him use the internet. when the officers arrived, things took a terrifying concern. >> i was thrown on my bed. physically dragged me down the stairs. >> fairfax county police have been cite sized in some high profile cases including the gear shooting. he was unarmed when he was shot-to-death in 2013

found open access to the track broken fences, gaping holes or no fence at all. septa chief tom nestle addressed the security issues yesterday. >> are fences going to be deif thed, or our method going to be defeat todd keep a met evacuated person from going in there. yes, they will. is there a persist tell? no. is septa committed and always working and insuring that the fence line is in place and secure? yes. if people see a fence line that isn't we'd like to know bit. >> i see kid playing every day around on this place throwing rocks to trains. >> when we get the calls from the engineer there is an a active event occurring by the time we get there and philadelphia police or amtrak get there the kid are gone. they throw roxanne they leave. it is difficult to get a handle on it. >> reporter: automatic train controls were installed on the tracks prior to service resuming yesterday. that system will ensure that trains go the proper speed limit around the curve. additionally is there talk about installing cars. five years ago federal accident investigating required v

the suspects did not make it through the fence and ran away. airport workers know why the truck heist might have failed. >> the truck wasn't able to get through the thing. right? >> that or it ran out of gas or he broke the air pump. >> reporter: just a few minutes ago the fuel company confirmed to us offcamera he air pump which was underneath the truck, broke, disabling the vehicle. police have no information on the suspects or how they got on to the airport grounds in the first place after hours. it is a secure facility. the fuel company declined to say if the truck was full of jet fuel or not. we're live in san jose, abc7 news. >> thank you. abc7 news was in san jose for this wildfire on chula vista drive. flames threatened near lay dozen home and one person was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. four acres hey burn. firefighters have the flames contained right knew but are still looking for hot spots. >>> we are learning more about problems with bart. this time a train operator stepped in after a computer sent the train mixed signa

someone was using it at the bottom of the hill to weld a fence. crews faced several challenges. >> it's up on the hillside in the environment where you have residential homes mixed in with wild grass and such. the roads difficult, windy and narrow. you have homes inter'29 down small courts. >> it was right behind his house. >> reporter: david said the fire was close enough to consider evacuating. >> of course you think of oakland hills and how fast that happened. so you want to think that there is no big deal. at the same time i'm thinking what is our first move? should we get the cars out of the driveway? should we get out of here? >> reporter: the flame only scorched about four acres of grass. the fire easily could have consumed homes. one resident suffered smoke inhalation and had to be taken to the hospital. firefighters say they're going to be out here patrolling overnight to look for any possible flare-ups and they say this is a wake-up call. many of the homes in this area still have a lot of brush and dry grass surrounding their homes and t