my name is george wooding. i work with several neighborhood groups throughout the city. san francisco, and i am against the soccer field being, synthetic soccer field being built in beach chalet. first i want to say i love soccer. my son played soccer. i have coached soccer. i've also been a sponsor of several soccer teams in san francisco. this project will permanently transform golden gate park by placing seven acres of plastic and chrome and rubber artificial turf and lights on 60-foot-high poles. at least 60 seats for spectators. 9 project would permanently transform san francisco's crown jrblings golden gate park, a nationally recognized historic site which has been cherished for generations as -- for its naturalistic beauty. it's a unique natural area within the confines of a major estimate the area, only 500 feet from the ocean, is listed on the national register of historic places and is the first large urban park built west of the mississippi river. i do not approve of this project. this reminds me very much of when the cable cars were going to be removed from s

it's a home grown urban legend of man beast that roams the wood of prince george's county devowering anybody caught out there alone. there's a movie that's now giving new life to that legend. derrick ward tells the tail of the goat man. >>> no one can quite pin down the day the legend started, but by the late '60s and into the '70s, it was thriving. >> experiments took place back in the '50s and '60s. animal genes and human genes created a concoction. >> reporter: one of the places the goat man was said to frequent was the grounds of the old glendale san any tori up wielding an axe and exacting an evil toll for his misfortune upon wild pets, and the occasional prince gorges county resident. he is he was borne out of an experiment in bellsville. that's where derek parks was bitten, so to speak. he was working as a contractor. >> once we started cleaning out one of the buildings and talking to one of the professors and scientists, that's when i found out about the myth of the goat man. >> reporter: but from myth to movie plot is no short trip, especially for a filmmaker first time out.

a man/beast said to be roaming the woods of prince george's county devouring people caught alone in those. for many in the area it is kind of like a home grown bogey man. urban legend perhaps. now there is a local filmmaker working to give the legend new life. derrick ward reports. >> reporter: no one can quite pin down the day the legend started but by the late '60s and into the '70s it was thriving. experiments took place back in the 1950s and '60s and animal genes mixed with human genes created a concoction and it became a prince george's county legend which was called goatman. >> reporter: one of the places the goatman was said to frequent was the grounds of the old glendale sanetoreum wielding an ax and exacting an evil toll for his misfortune upon hapless pets, wild animals, and the occasional prince george's county resident. he was born out of an experiment gone wrong at the usda research center in bellsville where derrick parks was bitten so to speak. he was working as a contractor. >> once we started cleaning out one of the buildings and talking to a couple professors and scienti

. >>> the legend of the goat man, a man/beast roaming the woods of prince george's county devouring thosealone in the woods. for many in our area he is like a home grown bogey man. now a local filmmaker is working to give the legend a new life. derrick ward has his story. >> reporter: no one can quite pin down the day the legend started but by the late '60s into the '70s it was thriving. >> experiments took place in the 1950s and 1960s and animal genes mixed with human genes created a concoction that became a prince george's county legend called the goatman. >> reporter: one place the goatman was said to frequent was the grounds of the old glendale s sanitoreum wielding an ax and exacting an evil toll for his misfortune upon hapless pets and wild animals and the occasional prince george's county resident. he was born out of an experiment gone wrong at the usda research center in bellsville where derrick parks was bitten so to speak. he was working as a contractor. >> once we started cleaning out the buildings and talking to the professors and scientists i found out about the myth of the g

the half man, half goat roamed the woods of prince george's county and devoured animals and occasionallys. one local man turned the goat man saga into a real-life horror movie and you can see that frightening flick today. "return of the goat man" has the red carpet premiere at 8:00 at the affi silver theater in silver spring. advance tickets are $27. >> this is your only time to see it because we were actually trying to plan a viewing party that all of us could go to and realized there was only one show time. >> maybe when it comes out on dvd. >> or if it is sold out maybe they will have another showing. >> there you go. we will start it. it will be a thing. we will get -- what do they call it, a trend, get it trending. trending on twitter in no time. >> could be a good day to go to the movies. >> good day. good day for movies, book reading, sitting at home and making a pot of beef stew. whatever you have to do to make your sunday palatable. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane?

. >> reporter: this is no ordinary walk in the woods in prince george's county, it's a mission to testcal weapon, against a foreign invader. the emerald ash borer beetle, which is chewing its way through maryland. >> we look for a concentration of ash borer beetles here. >> reporter: that day is a tiny wasp which lays its own eggs inside the ash borer, who is young, then devours the ash beetles. >> everything is released that is foreign, needs to go through rigorous testing and make sure it's not going to have a negative impact on the native species. >> reporter: years of research say it's a reduction. these are ash borer airgs, about to -- eggs, about to hatch the wasp's young, which won't be much larger. paper holding the eggs goes on to an affected ash tree. when the wasps hatch, they'll sniff out more eggs. >> i think it is the odor from the airgs. >> eggs that hatch beetles produce larva that destroys the tree. >> totally infested. >> there is no proof this will work. but no reason not to try. >> we are really fighting. we think that these will slow it down enough until we can fin

upper marlboro, wood more, all these areas in southern prince george's county it's going to continue to move in your direction. heavy downpours, some lightning with this. you know if there was some very small hail in one or two spots here north and east of there, that would not surprise me. hey dun kirk this is going to get you. it's about to pull out of baden. that's about the worst of it here. oh and up north in frederick county we've been watching one other thunderstorm which has been popping here now west of unionville. east of walkersville. just about to new market on the north side. this looks lake the north side of mount airy traveling to the east over the next hour or so. the day planner for the afternoon. going to be some isolated storms here and there. temperatures in the low 80s. you know there may not be that much going onat 3:00 but i think later this afternoon activity will pick up as we make a run to 85 for the high. 84, 85. and then this evening we stale will see an isolated storm or two. might not be that widespread but whatever does develop with the heat, the humidi

. >>> prince george county police are investigating a fatal crash involving a motorcycle and tractor trailer. it happened last night in the 8900 block of wood-yard road. the driver of the motorcycle was pronounced dead at the scene. no word on what lead to the crash. >>> a car dealership repair shop went up in flames in prince george county. firefighters called it a three- alarm fire after the flames devoured the roof at the pontiac repair facility. firefighters had to pull back from the building when the roof started to saying and threatened to cave in. luckily no one was hurt. >>> d.c.'s guardian angels are gearing up to patrol a northwest neighborhood over an assault on a man in an alley. you are looking at surveillance video behind the alley at 14th and w. that is where a man was badly beaten thursday. he is still hospitalized and has several serious far shows injuries. the guardian angels plan to start patrolling the area including the alley tonight at 111:30. >>> the names of 362 law enforcement officers that died in the line of duty will be dedicated on the walls of the law enforcement memorial tonight. it's part of the national comm

wood side. earlier this month, mr. obama was in southern california at actor george clooney's home to raise a lot of mone. there he raised $15 million. a lot of people excited here tonight in redwood city. he will be making his way to san jose tonight. reporting live from redwood city, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. the cell phone cameras were in full use. this was about 10:30 tonight. about 30 minutes ago, all smiles and very alert even though he is working on eastern time. he shook hands with supportersa he left the stage at the fox theater. there was quite a scene outside of the fox theater. nbc bay area's jean elle. did the president see the crowd? >> it's unlikely. he used the backdoor. there were dozens of people out in front of the fox theater. they didn't have a ticket to get in and they were hoping to catch a glimpsest president and deliver a message. a presidential visit takes over downtown redwood city and drawing crowds of supporters and protesters. people opposed to u.s. military aid made voices heard and most carried signs hoping the president considers their issue. for mary isaac,

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wood stoves were available. the gilmores certainty couldn't afford one. you notice how low the ceilings are. i have to duck to get between the ceiling joists. george gilmore was indeed a tall man. why build ceilings so low. a lot of people will say people were shorter back then. that's not true. you build ceilings low to retain the heat. the higher the ceiling, the colder your room. the only heat are you getting is from the fireplace, which does not shed nearly the heat that a wood stove will. you want to have minimal doors, minimal windows and as short a ceiling you can stand if you want to stay warm in the wintertime. you will notice this floor this is all new wood this has to be replaced. the original floor had completely rotted away by the time we restored the cabin. most of this wood came from a shipyard in new england as i recall. finding these wide sawn planks was difficult as i recall. only one ceiling joist has to be replaced in the entire cabin, and that's right here. compare this to this, you can sort of see the difference. and the only other thing that needed to be replaced on the cabin was the doors and the front porch. so after georg

wood side. president obama was also in southern california earlier this month at actor george clooney's home. there he raised some $15 million. in redwood city, "today in the bay." >>> plenty of people gathered outside the theater, as well hundreds of people who didn't have a ticket lined up to voice their concerns. many supporters and protesters held signs and a word or two of advice for the president. >> you know, what people earn should be theirs to decide what they want to do with it. not to earn it, take it away and give it to people who aren't working. >> i came from a fundraiser for music for my school. and it's really rocky and i hope they focus on that. >> the president was at the fox theater for less than an hour. short, but expensive visit for redwood city. the city will not be reimbursed for security costs. >>> mitt romney discussing education today and making promises on how many people he'd put back to work. romney vowing if elected he'll deliver a 6% unemployment rate by the end of his first term. today he'll be visiting a charter school in philadelphia laying out his solution

wood stoves were available, the gilmores certainly couldn't afford one. you'll notice how low these ceilings are. i have to duck to get between the ceiling joists. we know from oral history that george gilmore was, indeed, a tall man. so why build your ceiling so low? a lot of people will say, oh, well people were shorter back then. that's just not true. you built your ceilings low to retain the heat, the higher your ceiling, the colder your room. the only heat you're getting is from that fireplace, which does not shed nearly the heat that a wood stove will, and so you want to have minimal doors, minimal windows and as short a ceiling as you can stand, if you want to stay warm in the wintertime. you'll notice this floor, this is all new wood. this did have to be replaced, the original floor had completely rotted away by the time we restored the cabin. most of this wood came from a shipyard in new england, as i recall, finding these wide sawn planks was very difficult. otherwise, there's only one ceiling joist that needed to be replaced in the entire cabin, and that's right here. you compare this to this, you can sort of see the difference, and the only other thing that needed to be

george washington. the founding father gave the surrounding acreage as a wedding gift. wood is owned by the national trust for historic preservation. the 60-year-old stables are a private business that leases its land from the trust and the two are divided by route 1. this section of the road is a commuter nightmare made worse with the relocation of several military departments to the fort belvoir area. >> we need to widen route 1. >> sounds great, but there's a problem. federal law says the federal highway administration must minimize the harm to historic properties. so the big question boils down to this. which part of all of this historic land deserves to be protected and which part will have to be sacrificed to make way for progress? widening a bit on both sides would affect parts of the stable fields, wood lawn plantation, which is also home to frank lloyd wright's house and the woodlawn baptist church, a congregation that dates back to 1968. >> it's not a win-win situation, because obviously there has to be a decision made and how the road will be expanded. >> a bypass

george washington. and without hesitation, he said you have to read "the radicalism of the american revolution" by gordon wood. so we all have our opinions on newt and sometimes he's with the public and sometimes he's not, but there he was entirely with the public. this is -- this is a provocative, interesting, delightful book so i want to get right to it. i want to start with my favorite sentence. my favorite sentence in the book which is the lead sentence of the third article. and i'm going to ask gordon, i want you to comment, explain what this means. you asked were the american revolutionaries mentally disturbed? >> well, actually there was an article, that was published i think about 1981 or so. this is a collection of essays that i have written over the last 45, 50 years. and that was the opening to an article published in 1981. prior to that, a distinguished historian, i won't name him, he is quite distinguished, works at the library of congress, had written an article, saying, arguing that because they believed in conspiracies, conspiracies everywhere, they accounted for the actions of the british gov

. >>> prince george's county police are investigating a fatal crash involving a motorcycle and tractor-trailer. this happened in the 8900 block of wood yard road in clinton, maryland saturday night. police say the driver of the motorcycle was pronounced dead at the scene. so far, no word on what led to that crash. >>> a fire at a car dealership repair shop required extra firefighters. this one broke out at the pontiac dealer in marlow heights late sunday morning t burned into the roof, making it sag and forcing firefighters out in case the roof fell in. no one was hurt. >>> d.c.'s guardian angels will patrol a northwest neighborhood again today after a crime captured in this surveillance video shows a man being assaulted on thursday. the man badly beaten and is still hospitalized. the guardian angels will be back in the area including the alley at noon today. >>> thousands of people are in the nation's capital to honor law enforcement officers who made the ultimate sacrifice. a candlelight service was held last night for police officers, corrections officers and military police killed in the line of duty. the names of 362 u.s. law en

george zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder. to the other side of the state. yesterdaynt happened part gasn a takoma station. that is when authorities said police and called man into the woodsater found hernandez in the woods. arrested and charged with attempted carjacking and the salt. montgomery county police are investigating a suspected suicides in silver spring. called to an apartment this morning to check on the reports of a missing person. officers found the body of a 49- old man and his 39-year-old wife. identified them yet. >> a fairfax county police officer was involved in a deadly shooting in springfield. the suspect came at them with sword. -- a sword. the man was wanted on several charges. officers tracked the suspect down, he pulled out his weapon. >> they were telling him to [unintelligible] >> police began searching for suspect on friday. president we talked with today learnhey were shocked to -- residents we talked to today said they were shocked to learn armed.as >> let's take a look at the weather now. clear skies in the region tonight. >> the clouds are rolling in and to pushare beginning d.c.the east of take a look at what is going on, and bulgaria -- a

george's county. this happened last night in the 2700 block of firehouse road in landover, not hard from fedex field. police found a man suffering from gunshot wounds in a wooded path near the kentland park recreation center. the center was closed at the time, no word on what the man was doing at the park. his injuries are not life threatening. police have not released any suspect information. >>> one person is in the hospital this morning after an explosion at the national building museum. firefighters say a small propane tank exploded in the kitchen around dinnertime last night. the blast created a flash fire. one man burned his hands and face. he is in serious condition. >>> right now, u.s. futures are down. the reason -- a surprise announcement from jpmorgan chase. the largest bank in the country lost $2 billion in the past six weeks. the company says it lost the cash in a trading portfolio designed to hedge against risks the company takes with its own money. the company's stock is down almost 7%. other bank stocks including citigroup and bank of america also took a hit. >>> the d.c. area is the best place in the country to find a job right now. that's acc

george clooney tomorrow night. i'm sure you guys are going to have big coverage on the "today" show. he's going to raise $14 million in molly wood. that is really cool for a lot of people, george clooney and the celebrities, that's great. maybe just this time it's not going to be about the cool factor. maybe it's about competency and ability to manage this economy and downsize this out-of-control government. >> i just want to throw five names at you real quickly. possible vice presidential candidates. just tell me who the obama campaign should be most concerned about, guys like paul ryan, marco rubio, rob portman, chris christie, kelly ayotte. >> i think paul ryan is one of the strongest people on that list. i think for a number of reasons. number one, he's someone who has been vetted nationally already. he's been up against the democrats, point by point, on this budget. he's offering real serious reforms. and again, this is an election about the president's record. romney has his own issues but this is about why you're better off than you were four years ago. and the obama administration is going to try to make it about a lot o

woods for a while. we have a solid line rolling through. let's start with the watch. the watch was expanded. it now includes certainly the entire metro area. fairfax, montgomery, prince georges, charles, all the way down to fredericksburg and points north and west where it's been rough all afternoon and evening. we'll look at live doppler 9,000. we have a solid line of showers and storms from 70 all the way back through leesburg, warrenton, and west of fredericksburg. this is the line of storms to go through the metro area. openfully you're home because we have been lucky inside the beltway. around town, well, not anymore. these storms are going to roll through in the next hour, hour and a half. we are looking at ashburn hitting 7:29. poolsville 7:45. crosses the river. and also over toward seneca at 7:50. this is a nasty storm. just north of rockville up 270. it's going to be slow going. rain fall rates 1, 1 1/2 inches per hour. they could produce some small hail and gusty winds. this particular storm is moving off to the east, northeast at 24. and so pretty good movement on these storms. bad news is, they had heavy rains. slide back to the south and to the west a little bi

wooded path near the kentland park recreation center. the area's patrolled by officers from maryland national capital park police. they responded along with officers from the prince george's county police department. now, we're told the victim is an adult male. we do not know his age. his gunshot injuries are described by police as non-life-threatening. at this time he's being treated at a local hospital. the rec center was closed at the time of the shooting. so it's not clear at this point what the man was doing in this wooded area near the kentland rec center. reporting live in landover, jackie bentsen, news 4. >>> we're also following break news involving a national fugitive. police in mississippi say the man accused of killing two tennessee women and kidnapping two girls is now dead. officers say 35-year-old adam moyes shot himself after a confrontation with the s.w.a.t. team. the two kidnapped girls, 12 and 8 years old rrk both safe. they're being examined at a hospital in northeast mississippi. >>> one person in serious condition tonight after a propane tank exploded at the national building museum. it happened in the kitchen just after 6:00. fire officials say the

george's county. it happened last night in the 2700 block of firehouse road in landover. that's not far from fedex field. police found a man suffering from gunshot wounds on a wooded path near the kentland park recreation center. the center was closed at the time. no word on what the man was doing at the park. his injuries were not life threatening. police have not released any suspect information. >>> federal investigators have tracked down the woman at the center of a secret service prostitution scandal. she voluntarily spoke with officials at the u.s. embassy in spain. she told investigators she could have gotten whatever information she wanted to from the agents as one of them left his luggage and files in plain view. she said she left colombia after the scandal erupted to avoid media attention. eight agents have been fired because of that scandal. >>> in the day ahead, the john edwards campaign corruption trial defense attorneys school a judge to dismiss charges because of lack of evidence. his lawyers will make the motion to the judge without the jury present. prosecutors wrapped up their case by showing televised interview fromtuate. in it he denied fathers

george out front in this mountain climb in just over five hours. he bounced back nicely and he took second place. he is still up by 34 seconds. they were going out in style and wood came in to face and struck him out and then instantly retired. a great scene at the end. >> very cute. >> thanks, larry. >> "nightline" is up next. >> thanks for joining us. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning starting at 5:00. >> and we are always available at abc7news.com and on facebook at twitter at abc7 news bay area. have a good weekend.

george out front in this mountain climb in just over five hours. he bounced back nicely and he took second place. he is still up by 34 seconds. they were going out in style and woodce and struck him out and then instantly retired. a great scene at the end. >>er

george out front in this mountain climb in just over five hours. he bounced back nicely and he took second place. he is still up by 34 seconds. they were going out in style and wood struck him out and then instantly retired. a great scene at the end. >> very cute. >> thanks, larry. >> "nightline" is up next. >> thanks for joining us. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning starting at 5:00. >> and we are always available at abc7news.com and on facebook at twitter at abc7 news bay area. have a good weekend. hey everybody i'm lisa quinn welcome home. this week's makeover is for jamie and tim from sausalito. sausalito, as i would describe it, is norman rockwell on the west coast. quaint, full of shops, restaurants, everything you can think of in walking distance. set on back drop of san francisco bay with sail boats cruising around, seals splashing in the water, world famous alcatraz prison in eye shot, which is near to our hearts because that's where we got married in october 2009. we always looked at it from the other way from the city and now we have the opportunity to live here and want to make the most of the opportunity. tim and i lived in the presidio which is o

woods friends. actress sarah jessica parker is hosting a fund-raiser for the president at her manhattan home in june. george clooney raised $15 million in one night for the obama campaign earlier. joining me now is amy gardner and politico reporter for "the national journal" is alex. alex, i'll begin with you. we'll somehow the new gallup poll showing the majority over 40 torte romney, support romney. >> older people tend to vote in greater numbers, so you have to get the early edge in that poll to romney. you know, the one thing obama can take heart in is, at least just like he did in 2008, he had enthusiasm among young people. he's banking on in 2012 to still count on that. not just for them to vote on him, but just to bring enthusiasm to his campaign, knocking on doors to tell others to support his candidacy. >> amy, your latest article talks about launching a new idea this time around with the new voter id laws this time around. how serious of an issue do they think this could be? >> 12 states around the country have passed these laws. some of them are very critical battleground states. ohio, florida, v

george's county, in the district -- they know the story apparently. derek ward was telling me about this yesterday. >> uh-huh. apparently he hides out in the woods.n down fletchertown road. he's axe-wielding, as you saw, with the wonderful special effects. >>> time for the out-the-door forecast, tom? >> a movie. remember, it's not real. later today, the real deal could be some strong thunderstorms. this afternoon, highs reaching mid 80s. some of the storms could produce damaging winds and hail. generally 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., watch out for that. the weekend looks better, cooler into the next weekend. back to you. >> thank you. >>> that is "news4 today." thank you for starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next. we're going to be back in 25 minutes. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur?] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that c help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ]

. >>> prince georges' county police investigate a deadly motorcycle accident. the motorcycle rider was killed in the crash on wood yard road just west of branch avenue. the motorcycle collided with a tractor trailer. they have not released victim's name or said who is to blame for that accident. >>> two college campuses are trying to begin the healing process today after tragic accidents. three boston university students died after a car crash. >> members of the boston university community gathered in grief saturday night. they came together to mourn the la loss of three of their own. >> we gathered tonight, as a university family to share the grief and to fined some solace in our university family. >> three were killed in new zealand. the minivan they were riding in crashed there on a row motor road. >> can you see the scrape marks where the vehicle left the road. we are not sure why that happened. >> local authorities say the vehicle flipped and several students were thrown from the van. the students were on a group trip to see a popular hiking spot in new zealand. all of them were part of boston university's s

george's county. >>> a humid evening. we could still see scattered showers. but it's starting to heat up as we head towards the holiday weekend. wjz is live. meteorologist bernadette woods and bob during are updating the forecast. first, here's bob. >>> much of central maryland has been dry so far. but we're just west of us, there's a lot of activity, popping up this afternoon. it's all moving off in our general direction. pretty much northwest to southeast now. and if you look out toward western maryland, pretty good stuff developing now. cumberland. i think some of this stuff eventually will make it into our region. but it may take enemy this evening. but we still have a volatile atmosphere. any cool air coming aloft, things just pop up, very, very quickly. literally in an hour, we can see this change dramatically. bernadette has a look at some of those rainfall numbers numbers that happened just yesterday. and how we look as far as the year goes. >> reporter: that's right. we have decent rainfall around the region. the farther west you gthe numbers really started to go up. frederick county, carroll county, and loudoun county, got a few inches. 4 to 5 inches because o

wood mutton. >> reporter: the restoration snapshot of a particular date, 6th of february 1789, the day king george that day he was better. that's quite important not just for the nation but for the cooks. while you're an invalid, you eat invalid food and might be spoon fed. on the 6th of february he ate a proper dinner. >> reporter: the award-winning movie "the madness of king george" showed he was a hard guy to cater for. and this kitchen shows just how hard a job it really was. >> there's a way of looking at the social history of the palace. the life of kings and queens is not that accessible to all of us. we don't all understand it. when you walk into a place like this, this is where people worked and it brings to life that royal court. the royal kitchens have always been a labor-intensive place. not a problem if you're a royal or have lots of labor. for "cbs this morning," i'm mark phillips in london. >> the stories continue and continue and continue. >> i know. did i miss who they're cooking for? who get to eat it? is it -- >> are you hungry? do you want mutton? charlie made a face when he he

woods by hand. for more than two months cargo plane swooped in to rescue the men. the mission largely unknown until 2007. two years ago georged long overdue bronze star. we are told he died last month of national causes. george voinovich was 96. [ heart beating, monitor beeping ] woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases ] woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you -- including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $129 a year. for an agent, call the number that appears on your screen. >> shepard: now the mom of unfortunate photograph. she is from new jersey. took her 5-year-old daughter to a tanning booth, obviously. and the little girl was in there so long she got pretty severe burns. that's from prosecutors who have now charged mom of unfortunate photograph with child endangerment. the mom pleading today not guilty. she admits that she likes to tan but says she has never let her daughter do it. there is a mugshot, too. school off

wood. amazingly, no one was hurt, not even the folks in the car. >>> the marin county board of supervisors is meeting this tuesday. when it does, a man named georgeas will likely be on the minds of many in the audience. the "star wars" creator wants to built build affordable housing on his ranch in marin. now it might be a possibility. he suggested the idea after facing criticism from his neighbors when he wanted to build a movie studio on the site. "the chronicle" says lucas could make good on his new xrd idea. there's a feeling on the board it fits into the county's desire and its requirements for more low-income housing. >>> traffic in san francisco is back to normal tonight after yet another wild bay to breakers race. this year there was one major difference compared to many other years. >> usa! usa! >> the wackiness was still there but check out the weather. it was sunny even at the start of the race and it just got warmer all day. the 7 1/2 mile race starts in the financial district, heads up the hayes street hill, and ends at ocean beach. about 40,000 people ran and walked in the race. the most common costume, the golden gate bridge. and t

george's county. this happened last night in the 2700 block of firehouse road in landover. not far from fedex field. police found a man suffering from gunshot wounds on a wooded path near the kentland park recreation center. it was closed at the time. no word on what that man was doing in the park. his injuries were not life threatening. police have not released any suspect information. >>> this morning, prince george's county firefighters trying to figure out why alarms went off at the nasa goddard spaceflight center. the smoke alarm in a lab caused radiation alarms to sound just after 9:00 last night. nasa says there was no radiation leak. the goddard spaceflight center manages the hubble space telescope and develops satellite systems for the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. >>> there will be complaints voiced today before a county council. hearings will resume at 10:00 on a proposal to build the development known as kayfritz in rivedale park. it would include what would be the county's first whole foods. many resident fear the town center would lead to unbearable traffic and are concerned about the environmental impact the $226 million deve

woods and a threat to their safety. mayes lives here with his mother, father and wife. police aren't saying, george, whether they've been detained or questioned. >> steve, thanks very much. >>> we're going to get to the latest on the high-profile trial of john edwards. the prosecution is in the home stretch, hoping to wrap up this week. and the big question, will the government call rielle hunter to the witness stand. bob woodruff is covering the trial in greensboro, north carolina. >> reporter: so far, during this trial, john edwards' mistress, rielle hunter, has been called crazy and a loose canon. who advised on a spiritual adviser for everything. but prosecutors, who are looking to wrap up their case by the end of this week, have yet to call hunter to the stand. >> it is dangerous to call her at the end because if she flops for the government, it's not the note that you want to end on. at the same time, i think the story's incomplete without her. >> reporter: on monday, tim tobin, a friend of andrew young, testified that in the fall of 2007, he was given a secret mission. to drive rielle hunter