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and he hit one the barricades that is installed on the lower end of constitutiontii avenue near first street northwest. those barricades are used for major events like the state of the union. those barricades came up as thee officer was in pursuit. the vehicle was practicallyticly destroyed. the officer was trapped.apped. the rescue and department had to come -- we're going to the press conference now. >> we are looking again at the u.s. capitol. this is an area where the press conference is about to begin. you can see officials walkinging over. as paul mentioned the u.s. u.s. capitol squad car was so damagea when it clipped one of the barricades -- >>> from the united states st secret was.et i want to talk about the about incident today. at 1412 hours, today a black sedan struck temporary securityu fencing and one of our uniformom officers at the checkpoint affidavit white house at 15 street northwest. no the vehicle fled east of pennsylvania avenue. av there were multiple crime scene as a result of the vehiclescles fleeing. there were multiple shots firedi at several different locations. t

street northeast. washington is divided between numbers and letters. i think i'm looking at first and c street c in cat. >> which is c street close to union station. >> correct, if that's what i'm looking at. >> we're just speculating here. i don't know whether people are feeding you very much information, kimberly, but we heard that a policeman had been injured. have you any more on that? we are still trying to get reports. i'm speaking from al jazeera's studios that are closer to the white house right now. i was previously up on a capitol hill. we did decide for editorial reasons to move off the hill. normally where you would see an al jazeera reporter speaking would be from the rotunda on the senate side and very, very close to where this shot, this image that we're seeing right now on our television screens are coming across our screens. i can tell you right now while we have talked about the reduced staffing levels, what hasn't been reduced are the number of reporters, print journalists, and internet journalists who are in the u.s. capitol right now. that number has been incr

and then this woman is speeding 40 miles an hour on first street. hitting the avenue right here, which is right there. and then there was a collision with a capitol police cruiser. that officer was injured. we believe that the cruiser was damaged when the barricade popped up. crews had to remove a part of the vehicle in order to get them out. meanwhile that black car kept speeding. they missed the barricade when speeding up to the backside of the capitol and that is where the chase ended. and she was fatally shot right there. we're awaiting for them and the difference agencies to find out answers about exactly who this woman was, if they have a possible motive as to why she lead police on the chase as we have the incredible area, very disturbing video of her just speeding right in front of the capitol as you have seen over and over. we're hoping to get some answers coming up shortly. back to you. >> peggy fox, as you know we'll be bringing everyone that news conference live as it happens. and we just got a two-minute warning. so in a couple of minut

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first street to the bay area for example. let's take a look at what we have with the map system. i want to show you the red lines here. eastbound 24, still very heavy. north bound 680 as well. looking at the east bay freeways. the east shore doesn't look as bad as last time. interstate 880 south on your left, that will be slow town towards heyward. just to say it is still very heavy leaving the city. back to you. >> it is. we saw the pictures it is tough getting out of san francisco. ktvu's david stevenson has been monitoring the situation at the transbay terminal. how is it looking the right now? -- looking there right now? . >> reporter: these are people waiting to get on ac transit buses and the line stretches it is longer than friday and the lines are moving rapidly either. video we shot earlier. much of the flow is from people boarding buses chartered from b.a.r.t. where there was confusion on friday, passengers today have a better idea. long lines for ac transit. buses beginning at 2:30 p.m. this afternoon. day four of the strike, riders are still upset about loss money and

first street northwest, new jersey avenue northwest, delaware avenue northeast, first and second streets northeast. maryland avenue northeast. now for your commute tomorrow, if you plan on coming out here to the capitol, those streets are expected to reopen tomorrow for your morning commute. live on capitol hill, shamari stone, news 4. >>> as the shots rang out, tourists took koecover, dispatc calls from the police. >> reporter: good evening. it began at a sdurt gate on the east side of the white house. a woman hit a secret service officer trying to bust in. and that led to a chase to the capitol and shots fired at two locations. tonight, we look at the time line of events as we play for you the emergency dispatch calls made throughout this ordeal. within moments after officers shot the suspect, d.c. fire and ems communications put out the first emergency call. it was 2:23 p.m. it all started when the woman tried to drive into the white house security entrance. her car hit a bike rack and then a secret service officer. the suspect fled to the capitol where she jumped from the curve. >> i

first street. and i think picture. on our reporters would. be an. ally that welcomes friends got to watch this week of school see us drama continue to play out this soap opera that is still concentrates on all the facts on the soul you've been in and days it is maybe perhaps all the six of it also going to get a call so until about the process i'm old and that is of course all of this looks like it's ready to. according to prime minister they can say i will become the first year as an country to exit an international bailout mr kenney's said that the era of the bailout will be no more often out in plans to withdraw from the i.m.f. e.u. support by the end of this year although mr kerry did warn that the country's financial troubles on so just turn my back in twenty ten ireland was forced to take an eighty five billion euro bet out of the country's biggest banks collapse fast forward to twenty thirty and it's not just our men's league that is optimistic but in july ratings agency standard and poor's upgraded ireland's credit outlook from stable to pos

hanksy's first street art featured tom hanks who happened to be my guest last night, and that's when the light bulb went off. hanksee, sounds like yangtze. there are three gorgeous members of one direction, the other two are... one direction is another way of saying one way and my constitute stooudio is on a one-way street where hanksy put his art. it's all a cryptic code like the da vinci code starring tom hanks. tom hairchgz must be hanksy. and i gotta say. you see, you see. click, click, click. i gotta say i'm a little upset that he used the spray paint i left in his dressing room. i told you, tom, that spray paint was for huffing only. pail giamatti understood that. i don't know what to say. i'm sorry, banksy, but it is too late for you to put one of your highly sought after masterpieces on my wall because there's still only lots of room left. by the way, next week we're on vacation, so i wouldn't even know when you did it. we'll be right back. ( cheers an a a >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight broke the armstrong keating scandal. big deal please welcome reed a

looking at the commute and listennic to the fire department dispatch, app injury accident on the first streetramp. it was first reported there, joe looks for me and didn't find it, we will find it. they just dispatched it that, to your left, so while we get our act together with this we will do some other traffic and maybe we will find it, we will see, i think that spot is behind the building actually, so we will see. >>> this is a look at the west bunds bay bridge approach, it is lighter than usual, it is very light, here it is 6:32 and usually we have more slow traffic than this and we are not complaining, also the commute looking there if you are driving there, traffic continues to move along pretty well. this is a look at the san mateo commute. 101 and 280 are doing very nicely on the peninsula, it is 6:32, let's go back to the desk. >> all right, sal, we continue with the developing news on the bart negotiations, there is no bart strike. the trains are still running. but there could possibly be a strike monday morning. ktvu's claudine wong joining us live in oakland where contract talks

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. >> reporter: investigators say the man tried to grab the child while walking around first street in the morning. the mother pulled her child away and he left the area. they found him at the scene of the crime. the child was not injured. >> it happens everywhere. i don't think it's more disappointing here than, you know, the worst part of richmond. it's a bad thing however you slice it. >> the person obviously needs some sort of help. >> reporter: the man may have been intoxicated and may suffer from mental health issues. >>> negotiations between the president and republicans on the debt ceiling hit a brick wall. the house will not vote to reopen the government this weekend. we of the latest. >> reporter: it's day 12 of the government shutdown. talks between republicans and the president hit a brick wall. >> when the senate and the president says no to what they offered, then it's kind of tough. >> reporter: the president said saturday he season in support of a house republican plan to temporarily raise the debt limit by six weeks. >> it wouldn't be wise to just kick the debt ceiling

first street. and i think the church. orders would. be enough. for several years miss minnelli and mr i have been receiving hiv medicine from the doctors without borders clinic in mumbai. they were too expensive for private patients i didn't have an income and couldn't work so it was impossible for me to pay the medical bills. left everything in the hands of god i will live out the time that i am given i cannot take the medicine the drug on the market was too expensive. i thought of where to get the money. or if i should take the drug today leave it i will take it tomorrow. is something i always thought about the money. and i started taking the medicines here my health improved i gained weight and i eat drink maddi and don't even think about the fact that i'm ill now i feel very good now i feel that i will live. eighty percent of the drugs used by doctors without borders in their missions to offer life to patients worldwide are generic drugs from india. that is why the organization is one of the swiss companies most ardent opponents in this legal

first street. and i think that you're. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. i cannot speak for my son and really the legal issues father i'm shipley thankful that my son is safe and free. the father of n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden a rise of moscow's sheremetyevo airport where his son spend five weeks in transit limbo before receiving asylum. just minutes after landing i asked mr snowden what's the plan for his first ever visit to russia find out what he said in just a few moments. beyond an hour off a developing story maybe as prime minister has reportedly been kidnapped by armed men in tripoli and. it is the horror of the biggest terrorist in the world. never drove the.

first street. and i think picture. on a reporter's twitter. instagram. would be in the. last few weeks have inflicted completely unnecessary damage on our the u.s. government shutdown comes to an end as america escaped the fold of its teeth but the debt ceiling raise certainly has catastrophe has only been delayed. the. protesters in italy take on the police hit the streets to vent their anger at the government's new austerity loaded budget. also this week on nuclear. issues spike in radiation levels of fukushima as readings in a storage tank rise by thousands of times in just two days. what's behind the.

first street to loose and i think the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. on. dealing with torch is on its epic journey to structure. one hundred twenty three days. through two thousand and nine hundred thompson cities of russia and. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand children. in a record setting trip by land air and sea and others face. a limb big oil. on our team. there is no difference between. his visit to new york. city good laboratory. to build a. mission to teach me. why you should care. stories this week on r.t. edward snowden is seen by the wider public for the very first time since getting asylum in russia as video emerges of him receiving an award from fellow us government whistleblowers. hungry for change hundreds of cities across the globe see protests against genetically modified food and the companies seen as the face of the industry. and in washington faces up to the looming threat of a national to fold government shutdown has become a matter of life and. the political arena.

first street, i want to show you the traffic is -- i think we have news chopper 2 showing the line getting up to the top of the hill where people get on to the bay bridge. last time this was one of the biggest commutes and today is no different. all of the south of market is very slow. this is a look at north bound 101 in san francisco and that commute is jam packed from 280. on fridays it looks this way anyway and we are expecting the commute to be over by a reasonable hour because it began at 2:00 p.m. the maps, traffic in the east bay commutes is busier than normal. highway 24, that is slow. so is 6 county through here and high -- 680 through here. looks like a normal friday times two. back to you. >> thank you. caltrans is trying to make it easier for calpoolers expanding hov hours. hours extended from 5:00 a.m. through 7:00 p.m. single drivers violation tickets carry $490 fine. >> we are waiting for an announcement from the sei union. they say the announcement is in regards to the end of the strike. as soon as it begins we will carry it for you. if you are lucky enough to carpool or t

police and fire responded to reports of an explosion at the civilian on south first street this morning. they found a man with burn as above the waist the man was a worker caught in a flash burn in a basement electrical box. second person injured while assisting a patient in the local area. most have been transported to local emergency rooms. >> pg&e turned off power to the building forcing restaurants to miss the lunch crowd. >> investigators looking into the cause of a fire that gutted a stress straunt. the fire started this morning. the restaurant still closed at the time the cause is a mystery here. the flames did cause damage to the apartments above. >> there is fire into second floor, third floor. so units we had to open walls, to extinguish the fire. >> everyone got out safely the apartments again suffered smoke, and water damage the restaurant, owner who own twoz other eateries is the brother of former new york yankees player. >>> this is a busy friday evening. fbi calls this man a master of illusion what. he's doing on ebay that has federal agents hunting him down. >> also, "x

he was joined by 200 others who sat down in the middle of first street and refused to move. their goal, to get congress to act now on immigration reform. they want a clear path to citizenship, the nation's 12 million undocumented immigrants. >> we are tired of waiting. we are tired of excuses. and we are escalating. >> earlier, thousands of people filled the national mall for the march for immigration reform. these two sisters had this message from members of congress. >> this is about families being separated and kept separated every single day. and so that should be their main focus of why they should pass immigration reform to keep families together. it is inhumane. >> in washington, kristin fisher, wusa9. >> if you had to be outside, i guess today was not a bad day to be out there. whether you were protesting or doing something else. >> absolutely. it may be the best day of the week. right now we'll talk about numbers close to average. 69 and 54 go in the books. it's the first day this month below average in terms of temperatures. we are looking at a record high of 91. s

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one big question is how miriam carey was able to get past these barriers at first street northwest before she was stopped way up there at 2nd street northeast. >> at the white house and at the capitol, the security parameters worked. they did exactly what they were supposed to do. >> chief lanier must have been referring to the inner barricades at the capitol thursday night. some police experts are suggesting radio communications between agencies may have been an issue as officers chased carey up pennsylvania avenue. >> i would have activated those barriers immediately, just prepare to be safe and sorry. >> and that was bruce leshan reporting. police say as officers were trying to make that split second shoot or don't shoot decision, they also had to consider whether the woman might have been driving a car bomb. all right, now we are learning more about exactly what happened last night. the big debate over on wusa9.com. did you think police did the right thing? did they respond appropriately? right now, you, the viewer, are saying no by a margin of 2-3-1. log on to tell wusa9.com. leave a

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it happened at 7:30 this evening when a train was pulling into the station on north first street. it's not clear how badly the boy was hurt. the boy was between the ages of four and seven. the sheriff's department has secured the video from the platform to determine what happened. >>> tonight a triple shooting in san francisco. three people were taken to sf general. the shooting happened at 7:30 on rose street near buchanan. one person has life threatening injuries and the others are expected to survive. sfpd are investigating. >>> workers will begin their day with a safety meeting after this construction worker died today. a load of rebar crushed him as he delivered materials to the new stadium. it's the second stadium death so far. four months ago a counter weight killed a mechanic at the site. crews are work around the clock to meet the opening deadline. the pace of the project could have played a role in the accident. but the project co director disagrees. >> with the acceleration of the schedule is putting pressure on the schedule, labors and personnel on the site are more su

one big question is how miriam carey was able to get past these barriers at first street northwest before she was stopped way up there at second street northeast. >> at the white house and at the capitol the security perimeters worked. they did exactly what they were supposed to do. >> reporter: chief lanier must have been referring to the inner barricades at the capitol thursday night. but some police experts are suggesting radio communications between agencies may have been an issue as officers chased carey up pennsylvania avenue. >> i would have activated those barriers immediately. >> reporter: via skype former homeland security senior advisor christopher hen says the officers performed exceedingly well. carey did not have a gun, but he says she clearly was gunning at the officers with her vehicle. >> absolutely justifiable shooting. i hate to put it that way, but they had to protect themselves and others. >> reporter: in washington bruce la shan. >> also racing through those officers' minds as they tried to did whether to shoot or not shoot was whether that woman was driving with a p

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the first party talks about wall street reform i think most people know we're all with would agree the united states and the u.k. we've done nothing to actually restructure the financial system since the first financial crisis we still have seven hundred trillion in derivatives out there waiting to crash the markets the next time and we continue to just respond to this crisis by handing more and more money to banks and this is the type of activities he's calling against the second point on the currencies. talking about the world needs a new reserve currency why have the chinese been set up as the world's workers and the american set up as the world's consumers in the united states now has ninety million people of working age that are not in the workforce china on the other hand has the highest math and science scores in the world out of china they have a workforce now of seven hundred million people which is seven times the work force the united states has so he really questions why you know this situation has taken place why americans have exorbitant privilege on the currency and are

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find some police activity left over in terms of road closures eastbound constitution avenue at first street northeast only the left lane is blocked. they are letting you get through. but just remember that early this morning. a live look one more time outside. this is the beltway in oxon hill. very quiet this morning. back to you guys. >>> all right, thank you monika. we tell you in buddy check 9 screening breast self-exams and lifestyle changes. it's the perfect example. a large new study from the american cancer society finds walking just an hour a day could significantly reduce an older woman's chances of getting breast cancer. the risk is even lower for women who do more vigorous exercise. >> yep. and marly hall reports from new york. >> reporter: friends mary porter and merlan taylor go walking in central park every day. it could help lower their risk of breast cancer. >> it's such a healing stress reducing thing to do. it helps me to start any day. >> reporter: a new study from the american cancer society finds postmenopausal women whose only exercise is walking an hour a day still re

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first street view and i think the true. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. be a month. on. we're used to trust element here because even if they even if we have these internet groups break themselves away or attempt to break away from the n.s.a. they have other ways of finding getting into data anyway so it's a. good day to become a doctor and i think one of the things that's really surprising about what the n.s.a. are trying to do is that they try to find every possible way of getting data but we all know that the governments have surveillance and that actually working with them so it's not just the united states it's the governments you know if you're among what is what do we think james bond and all those kind of things that stuff happened way before the internet so i agree with you completely but great the difference is that the u.s. government says we don't do these things and we keep finding out that they do these things and even more. splits divide the syrian opposition party takes a close look at life on rebel ground is just a few kilometers from the capital damascu

first street. and i think the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. be in the. end. with enough police found and his friend raul you're supposed in a rented apartment in this building will be authorities announced they died of cholera monoxide poisoning were however they were just scrap and sees in the official version. what did the fingerprints of the deceased would not discovered in the apartment i knew suppose was missing one shoe the mysterious death of the prime minister's for numerous room is and theories you will get. in the morning the authorities rushed to say the prime minister died of carbon monoxide poisoning because of a fold with brady inmate he said quote i guess but you know the real mr shaw and his blood showed a mix of hemoglobin and carbon monoxide. will come from throats concentration exceeded forty percent whereas a lethal dose for a human being is twenty percent of the time i an economy should really was the late independent forensic scientists in georgia the fact that statements of this kind made prior to the autopsy just boosted doubts. that i

first street. and i would think butcher. on our reporters twitter. on instagram. me and the. on. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to cope ration to rule the day. spike in radiation levels at the fukushima nuclear plant as readings of a storage tank six and a half thousand times higher in two days. it's bob i spot as a long time chief of america's embezzled a national security agency says he'll step down after spending months struggling with the fallout from the edward snowden the us. inside the syrian rebellion the with rival on brigades and civilian. r t gets a unique perspective from within an opposition controlled area just eighty kilometers from the capital damascus but it is like a state within a state rising maria for national also his first hand what it's like for syrians to live so wrong did by militants.