no word of any arrests at this porting live in glendale, megan mcgrath, news 4. eun, back to you. melissa l mollet is at the live desk. >>> one person dead, dozens trapped because of a building that collapsed in mumbai, india. this video just in. you can see the huge amount of concrete just tumbled. 20 people have been pulled from the rubble from the five-story apartment building that collapsed around 6:00 a.m. mumbai time. the latest building collapse at least 2 people killed in april when an illegally constructed building fell down then. at the live desk, melissa mollet, news 4. >>> we will keep a close eye on the shutdown showdown today on capitol hill. we're expecting the senate to vote to remove a provision interest a government funding bill that would defund the affordable care act. house speaker john boehner say he and his colleagues won't accept any legislation that doesn't take money away from the controversial health care law. congress must reach a deal by the end of monday or part of the government will shut down. >>> the head of the nsa is downplaying employees are abu

oh, look, he is alive [ cheers and applause ] got all the way here from glendale. did anybody come out -- >> only one. >> jimmy: i won't ask what flavor it was -- this is interesting, politicians in a small county in northern california voted 4-1 yesterday to move forward with a plan to secede from the state of california. it is more rural from the state of california. they feel like their needs and interests are not being represented properly so they want to form their own state. currently there are 44,000 people living in siskoui county, they are holding a forum of like-minded coalition from california and southern oregon and would like to name their new state jefferson. i like they have a name already. it is like when a 5-year-old tells you what she is going to name her baby when she grows up. obviously, it is not going to happen. it is a bad plan, i'll tell you why, this is the united states of america, nobody is going to leave, nobody is going anywhere. but if somebody does decide to leave, i would like it to be florida, a lot of weird things going on there, e

this happened after midnight on 100th avenue in glendale. prince george's county police say two men entered the home while two people were inside. one man shot in the torso and was rushed to the hospital. they're looking for two men seen leaving the area. it is not clear if they took anything from the home. >>> new this morning, frederick community college has been given the all clear by police after a suspicious package was found on campus. the scene was okay short ly before 11:00. officers evacuated some of the surroundings buildings as bomb tec techses and police investigated. >>> some heroes of the mass shooting will be honored this morning. dozens of paramedics are receiving awards for courage amidst the chaos. derrick ward joins us live with more on the honor. derrick? >> reporter: good morning, eun. that ceremony takes place in about two hours at the fire and training academy in southwest. the ceremony will honor more than 30 from the fire and ems department who were among the first medical responders to the september 16 hootings. the

. >> reporter: glendale school officials say that they will continue to watch students, one tweet, post or piccata time. >> now, the district has responded to the aclu's request. and here it talk to us is katie grier, she travels around the country speaking to parents and children about internet safety. and she's also a former internet safety coordinator for the state of massachusetts attorney general's office. good to talk to you. >> hi, john, thanks for having me. >> what are your thoughts about this program in glendale? >> so my thoughts are a little bit, i'm overwhelmed. i think its part of the puzzle that is an important piece to all of this. i think they have the best intentions, and i want to make a comment about the privacy of violations. live, all of this stuff is public. the least of your concerns should be that a small -- is checking out your stuff. for me, it's not a big concern. if we can help kids, i'm all for it. i'm more about the education about things as opposed to just being a police and what goes along with it. i think it's good, but i think that glendale has bitten

rights of students with the interests and maintain also safe and security school environment. >> glendalechool personals say they will continue to watch students, one tweet, post, or piec at a time. al jazeera, los angeles. >> well the district responded to the a.c.l.u. request by asking for more time to prepare the necessary documents. lawyers for a north carolina police officer says he was justified when he shot and kill add young black man. he has been charged with voluntary manslaughter after shooting john that will barrel ten times. barrel who played college football approached a woman's house looking for help after getting into a car crash. here is a portion of the frantic call she made to police. >> 9-1-1 hello. >> i need help. >> where are you at? >> this' a guy breaking in my front door. >> there's a guy breaking in your front door. >> yeah, he is trying to kick it down. >> can you see this person? >> yes, he is a black man, i opened the door i thought it was my husband, i guesswork up. i was sleeping. >> police are on their way okay. >> . >> i know, is he still in the house, did

reporting live in glendale, megan mcgrath, news 4. aaron, back to you. >>> today family and friends will remember a popular soft bail coach and die hard ravens fan killed at the navy yard. a viewing held for mike ridgell from 3:00 to 5:00 and again 7:00 to 9:00 tonight at the singleton funeral home in glen burnie. 592-year-old was a former maryland state trooper and the security guard aaron alexis encountered. ridgell's funeral is tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. and we're trying to find out who has the body of gunman aaron alexis. the d.c. medical examiner says an youautopsy has been complete and his body released, but they will not say who claimed the body or what they discovered in the autopsy. the 34-year-old government contractor was shot to it death while exchanging gunfire with officers. he believed electromagnetic waves had been controlling him for months. >>> a chemical weapons watchdog will decide today whether it approves of a u.n. security resolution to secure and destroy syria's chemical weapons. the organization for the prohibitio

committeds is jumping from the roof of glendale's valley high school.ow the parents have sued the school district, they have plameed cyber bullies for his death. how does the service work, and how would actually prevent bullying at schools. >> thank you, antonio. basically geolistenning empowering the entire school community, that's parents and staffs and students to take up the spoonability of monitoring. so it isn't just fee owe listening doing the monitoring of social networks. we have a mobile application that empowers all of the stakeholders i mentioned, to actually report things that they experience themselves. or that they witness happening, and that is all done anonymously into the system that we have. >> what kind of red flags are you looking for. >> part of what we do, one of our methods is key words. and then there are also leading indicators to behavior that is negative for children. what do you think about this? >> do you think tracking teens social network is the way to go? it is very complicated. kids have different ways of using social m

ian hugh, councilman, city of glendale.re is now a consensus of the glendale city council that favors pursuing discussion about the project which represents our first opportunity in years to working together constructively. passing h.r. 1410 right now would cut the local communities it's supposed to protect. i ask you to please oppose this bill and oppose any efforts to move h.r. 1410 until after the and ons between the city the tribe run its course. -- i have one communication to enter. it's the glass roots tea party activists, and let me quote from their communications to congress. i feel confident that i speak for the majority of those river -- ith the hila hila river action in glendale as well as other tea party organizations in the west valley that we have -- we can all be in agreement that to continue on this insane spending,ying tistical stubbornness and the refusal to speak will be the debt trap financially -- death trap financially within the state and not keeping good-paying jobs here within reach. i am sending ea

the glendale school district hired a private firm to keep track of teenage students social media activitye and bullying. the program aims to help identify problems before there's trouble. critics say it amounts to stalking. >>> facebook 's ceo mark zuckerberg has a new personal challenge. try to meet a new person outside of the company everyday. and interaction must be a face-to-face talk. not just a handshake. some sort of challenge for himself every year. in 2010, he tried to learn chinese. and 2011, vowed to eat animals only if he killed them himself. >>> ben bernake's successor. >> that's true. financial reporter jason brook s on this monday morning. >> good morning. former treasury secretary pullig out his candidacy to replace ben. and wall street responding favorably to that. seen as hawkish on policy. not as willing to spend as much money on current stimulus programs. $85 billion in mortgage backs security. the other leading candidate vice chair and former san francisco is seen as more supportive of the current policies and wall street is happy about that. sending the stock market

glendale is paying a firm to monitor these websites. they have intervened on one suicide attempt already. it is helping but critics are calling it stalking and an invasion of privacy. >>> well, we had a lot of fog this morning and it didn't clearcut in some places. this is the view in hayward. low clouds stuck around the entire day. the result, the high in hayward was just 64 degrees. a lot of places were chilly. not only the fog, but the sea breeze was pretty strong in some spots this afternoon. here is a live view, golden gate. it is pretty clear. there is some fog rolling into san francisco, and it is going to fill in for tonight so to start off the day on sunday, look for lots of low clouds, gray skies, areas of drizzle as well for sunday. but we will have the sunshine a little sooner for tomorrow. as a result, look for temperatures to come up a few degrees. for monday and tuesday, we are still in the weather pattern for heavy fog mo the morning but things change by wednesday. the sea breeze is going to weaken, we will see less fog,

[audio not understandable] the glendale district is paying over 40 grand for this firm to look at postingsthat refer to violence drug use and bullying. during a pilot project last spring, counselors were able to intervene when students spoke online about ending his life. some critics are calling it stocking an invasion of privacy. >>> a local group wants students in howard county to get more sleep. we told you about this before. howard county school start later group wants high schools to start later than 8 in the morning. tomorrow the group will hold a meeting at the congriewrnt counseling building from 7:30 until 9. they plan to have a comprehensive look at the opening time of schools and the impact of opening early when i -- what it has on the health and well-being of student we will keep outposted what they find. bolt hoar is getting rade for the annual book festival and tomorrow mayor stephanie rawlings-blake and other officials will make the announcement. the festival will teak place september 27th through the 29th at mount vernon place featuring more than 200 authors illustrators an

the glendale school district hire add company to watch what students post on sites like facebook, twitter and instagram. it's stirred debate about what privacy right teen students have when they post. the district hired the company to help curb online bullying, drug use and other problems after two teens committed suicide last year. >> 4:49 now. hey, if you're lucky enough to get in on all of the accidental dream deals you're good fortune continues. united says it will honor those tickets it gave away for free. you may remember on thursday united accidentally listed some of the fares for zero dollars. united airlines now says it will honor all of those tickets sold along with those low fares which ended up saving hundreds of dollars on last minute flights. a very good pr move as well. the airline will not tell us how many tickets they accidentally gave away or how much this big time mistake cost the airline. >> nonprofit group wants to help jump start an improvement project in san mateo county. the parks foundation is launching a program in hopes of raising $43,000 involving three project

glendale is paying a private firm more than 40,000 dollars to report on social media activity. 14,000iddle and high school students over 13 will be monitored on twitter, facebook and other sites with social media. term will trol for posts -- the firm will trol for posts that refer to violence drug use and bullying. >> 6:26. good morning maryland will be back after this. ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. . >>> you're watching the station that works for you. now, good morning maryland. >> i figured it was a prank. >> it could lead to criminal charges if police find out who set fire to a speed camera. things are going to slow down on the jfx. we are going to tell you about the new construction project that could affect your morning commute. and for how long. details straight ahead on this monday morning. thanks for joining us i am megan pringle. we will check in

. >> debra, talk to us about what the california school district is doing, and glendale's method of monitoring communications. >> what it's pro poet something response mechanism as oppose to a prevention mechanism. it gives a false sense. we're going to catch all actions of bullying which is in and of itself probably a misnomer because there is such disagreement on what is bullying and what is not. it's hard when you're seeing a screen without knowing the relationships involved to understand if that's bullying or joking around. but when it's only a response system, they're flagging this, do schools have the tools? are they equipped to respond to these incidents? are they setting up the climate and culture that will prevent this before it starts? when we only focus on the response we're going to see the rates of bullying to continue--not go up, but at least stay steady at the 28% we're seeing. >> what can schools practically do? >> first and foremost there is no one size fits all. this is something that all schools have to understand. they can't grab a program off the shelf and expect it to wor

ron from glendale. talk about your car. >> 1955 chevrolet del ray. it was called a mild custom. it has the original engine. standard transmission. i have had it for 23 years. >> wow. that is neat. this beautiful yellow car. you are from stevensville. >> this is a 1934 ford. this has been on the road for a long time. i have had it for 18 years. automatic transmission. we have had it out to california a couple of times. it is an enjoyable car to drive. the 800-s a taste of plus cars you will see. we will post all of the information on our website. they do not make things now like they used to back then. these cars look better than my current car. >> i love when they modernize the cars so they have more horsepower. love it. >> it has pandora and bluetooth. >> that is fantastic. thank you, ava. a little high, thin cloud cover showing up on the satellite. yesterday was almost completely sunny. a pretty nice day still. we have some showers coming up through north carolina and tennessee and they are trying to move north but they are not able to because of high pressure. high pressure w

nordstrom opening a new americana and glendale, california after being wooed away by a rival.'s president blake nordstrom joins me now for a fox business exclusive. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. lori: i may or may not have been a part of that culture back in the day. you decided to cut and run. why were you wooed to move to a space that is actually a little bit smaller. >> we opened our first store here in 1983. we were able to relocate this terrific center of americana. we are excited to have our best foot forward for a very loyal customer that supported us over the years. >> these are all mall operators. why is it so important when evaluating the whole brand? >> i do not know if that is necessarily true. in most cases, the developers that you mentioned, we may on the box, but the developers own it. the more competitive it is, we benefit from that. lori: tell me then how it came about that you did do this move. >> we have been at 30 years from glendale's galleria. we have had some challenges. we were concerned about the future viability. it was

important issues that kids might feel too embarrassed about to bring up two adults california's glendale unified school district just paid over forty thousand dollars for a year's worth of the service delisting will provide school officials with a daily report about the district's thirteen thousand students on line activity when the kids got wind of this they of course turned to twitter to express their outrage on the schools by tweeting things like what else does the school district want to do put cameras in our room. to listening is not alone in providing spying services that target kids you know kids is a robust phone at it automatically polls all of a child's facebook twitter and instagram activities so the parent can monitor what their kid is doing online in real time. and if the kid has an android phone the app can collect all of their text messages contacts images downloads location history pretty much everything athletic teams are also getting into the spying game with services like varsity monitor and pundit alert they offer ways for organizations to keep track of their athletes

. >> but more than that, the 4-year-old from glendale is good. really good.t 3 competitions, beating kids 3 times his age. >> guess my skill level was higher. >> it all began less than a year ago when his grandfather sat him down and taught him the game. >> poppy gave him an old wooden set that he's had since i think his college days, and that got him started. >> tor started to play his father every day, and when he started to beat him, they decided to join the tyler chess club. >> "does he actually know how to play chess?" and we said, "yeah, he does." so he sat down, and sure enough, he beat the first kid he played that night. >> that's when they noticed tor had more talent than regular 4-year-olds, and a seasoned chess coach, angelito abella, began to mentor him. >> i keep looking at him when he's playing, and i just can't imagine that a 4-year-old can really play that well at that stage. >> with angelito's guidance, daily games with his father, and a ton of natural talent, tor started competing against kids much older than him in local, statewide, and nat

a man is in the hospital in critical condition after a violent home invasion on 100th avenue in glendale. police said two men entered the home while two people were inside. one man was shot in the torso and rushed to the hospital. they are looking for two men seen leaving the area. it's not clear if they took anything from the home. family and friends will say goodbye to prince william high school student. his funeral is set for 1:00. 12 people were under arrest in connection with his murder. they charged four friends with attempted robbery. diaz and his friends tried to rob 19-year-old d' and ra samuels, pay back for having robbed one of their friends and this was all connected to drug deals. police believe samuels stabbed diaz in a public park. this is a crucial day in the effort to avoid a government shut down. the senate will likely vote to remove a provision from a funding bill that defunds president obama's controversial health care law. that move could lead to a stalemate with house republicans. peter alexander has more. >> with the country teetering on the brink of shut down, ten

. >>> and the glendale school system in southern california is paying a private investigator more than $40,000 a year to report on the social media activity of school students. 14,000 middle and high school students are over the age of 13. they will be monitored on twitter, facebook, and other sites. now, that investigative firm will be looking for posts that refer to things like violence, drug use and bullying. >>> many bay area schools are scaling back on their suspension policy. they will be giving students more suspension. this comes after pressure in law enforcement and realizing the way discipline was not working. some schools in san jose jose, suspensions were down 40% in the 2011/2012 school year. >>> a san francisco family is desperate to find an heirloom that's been in the family for generations. kathry rosenberg-wohl is looking for the jewish prayer shawl in this photo. she says it has great sentimental value because it survived the holocaust. she lent it to her cousin for a bar mitzvah, when her cousin mailed it back, it was stolen off her front porch. a woman found the dam

first of all let me say hooray for glendale.e need this kind of leadership. danny framed the question as may a school act. i am going to argue that the school must act and that schools that aren't doing this proactive oversite probably could get in trouble by a lawsuit filed by someone like me or by a federal oversight agency like the department of education office for civil rights. why might that be, i have had cases like this, had suicidal girls facing exactly this problem who because of intervention, legal intervention, were saved from that despair. >> the school district, not a parent, to say let me pay attention. what kind of conversations are taking place online, but the school. >> right. the school. sometimes schools don't act until the lawyers make them act. this is an area of expertise of mine. let me explain why schools will act as long as the right lawyer gets on board. they don't want to be told the answer of the question may they, they want to be told they must act and why, because what we're calling bullying, espec

the glendale unified school district hired a company to watch what students post on sites, but it stirred debate about what privacy rights teenage students have when they post. they helped to hire the company to curve the post after two committed suicide. >> two 49ers giving a lesson in financial planning. it's a football-themed video game and classroom curriculum developed by visa to help teach young people financial responsibility. they plan to gather in the team's locker room for the discussion. >>> and then meeting the full promise with high drama on the bay. >>> tonight, tens of thousands were gathered there along the bay, and lauren scott has the latest from america's cup. >> sunday's racing in the america cup finals by far the most exciting day yet, and then it's a split between usa and new zealand, and we are seeing an unprecedented amount of lead changes. sunday's series race nine picked up after the postponement because of the high winds. great maneuvering leads to a dominant win, bringing oracle usa into a win. here is the skipper. >> this is the name of the game, and it's a de

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briceno of west suburban glendale heights leaves behind his wife and three young children. a man wanted on three counts of murder in georgia may be headed to chicago, as he lived here years ago, and his mother still resides in one of the suburbs. wgn's frank holland spoke exclusively with the suspect's mother tonight and joins us with her plea to her son. good evening. police describe thi police describe the crime as a good samaritan act gone horribly wrong. they say this robert bell a chicago native gunned down four people he shared a home with for no apparent reason. but his mother tells me he's a innocent man and that police have the story horribly wrong. horrific crime scene in atlanta as a 34 year-old mother and others shot and killed. according to police by 33 year- old robert bell and then they welcomed into the home. my son did not do this. he looked it looked bad, it does. it looks real bad. but i do not believe that my son did this. i am not going to believe it. the mother of robert bell is holding out hope that there is more to this story. he knows that i know he

the glendale unified district hire add company. it has stirred debate. district hired the company to help curb on line bullying, drug use and other problems. after two teens committed suicide last year. >> two big storms are pummeling mexico from opposite directions causing mudslides and flooding that left at least 21 people dead. tropical storm manuel came ashore on the country's coast. it's expected to dump 15 inches of rain in some areas. on the other side gulf coast residents seeking from thunderstorm ingrid. the good news ingrid weakened from a hurricane to a tropical storm as it hit land. >> as we continue following a developing story. at least five people are dead, hundreds of others stranded as a result of that massive flooding in colorado. a good part of boulder county simply under water. mike sigh dell is live right now in boulder where they hope for some break in the weather today. mike, how is it looking? >> reporter: jon, they are going to get a big break. we have a misty situation this morning, that kept the choppers down yesterday. the chi

the -- glendale. the scene 100th avenue. the man was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. police are now looking for two suspects but they do not have a more detailed description than that. >>> eight rotc students are recovering this morning after a car plowed into them. this happened at hyattsville at northwestern high school. the students were marching in the school parking lot when a car ran into them. fortunately all of the injuries were minor. police have charged the 19-year- old driver of the honda that hit the students. he's accused of negligent driving, failure to control the vehicle, and driving on a learner's permit without proper supervision. >>> well, for the first time in more than a decade. the fairfax county chamber of commerce is endorsing the democratic candidate for virginia's governor race. that of course is terry mcauliffe. the chamber announced it after hosting wednesday night's debate in tysons corner. the officials cited his pro business policy positions and support for governor mcdonnell's transportation reform legislation. those are the reasons the

the glendale unified district hired a company to monitor social media pages.chool officials hope it will stop on line bullying, drug use and other problems, but some students and their parents say it is an invasion of privacy. >> the civil war in syria is having a huge impact on its neighbors, coming up, we focus on turkey, and show you how that country is dealing with the syrian crisis now spilling across its borders. >> five years after the economic meltdown, president obama weighs in on the state of the nation's economy. we look back at the problem and just however the u.s. economy has rebounded. >> larry summers pulls out of the race to be the next fed head. we'll tell you who the front runner is now and why it could be an historic choice. >> coming up in sports, it was a record setting night for one of the manning brothers, while the seahawks put a spanking on the 49ers. we have sights and sounds in just a bit. >> just to be able to defend the title for once will be awesome, and i've done so well here the past few times i've played, getting to the semis o

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host: nick in glendale, arizona. thank you for your call. we will get a response.uest: i agree with nick. i introduced legislation that we do not support enemies of this country that hate us. if you do not agree with the peaceful aspect of upholding civil liberties and human rights, you get no money, and you should not get any money. he also brings up an aspect of our failing economy here in this country. we have a government that is out of control. it is way too big. we have to empower people to be part of that solution and get government out of the way. one of the things that i do all the time is go over -- all over our state talking to business owners, municipalities, consumer groups, and one of the things they say is arizona is ready to take off. we could see growth rates of four or five times what they are today, and the biggest problem is the federal government is dictating to us instead of fostering areas where people have an opportunity to succeed. that is the biggest problem. we are bogged down in a government. half of america believes in the nanny state,

host: nick in glendale, arizona. thank you for your call. we will get a response.st: i agree with nick. i introduced legislation that we do not support enemies of this country that hate us. if you do not agree with the peaceful aspect of upholding civil liberties and human rights, you get no money, and you should not get any money. he also brings up an aspect of our failing economy here in this country. we have a government that is out of control. too big. we have to empower people to be part of that solution and get government out of the way. one of the things that i do all the time is go over -- all over our state talking to business owners, municipalities, consumer groups, and one of the things they say is arizona is ready to take off. we could see growth rates of four or five times what they are today, and the biggest problem is the federal government is dictating to us instead of fostering areas where people have an opportunity to succeed. that is the biggest problem. we are bogged down in a government. half of america believes in the nanny state, big governme

this happened a little after midnight on 100th avenue in glendale.home at the time. the man was shot in the chest and is in critical condition this morning. this morning. we'll take a q i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. >>> happy friday from the first 4 traffic center. disabled victim northbound 395. delays closer to the third street tunnel. there you'll find a broken down car blocking your right lane. earlier crash on d.c. 295 at benning road. out of roadway and now seeing delays southbound. >> cloudy around the metro area and temperatures in the 50s and lat

mary will leave it there, in glendale, california.ashington is laser focused on yria situation today. opened the issue in the senate. the senate will vote on that on on wednesday. tomorrow, a meeting at 10:00 a.m., meetings with hagel, kerry, the house armed services committee. the congressional black caucus was at the white house today, meeting with white house staff and the president, and they did not do a media availability after their time at the white house, so we were unable to hear from them. that happened today, and that was about syria as well. the deputy national security adviser to the white house briefing along with jay carney. the president is having lunch with senate republicans tomorrow susan rice is that the closed- door briefing on capitol hill. tank.so spoke at a think i believe it was a center for american progress. she spoke there this morning. all of this is available at our website, www.c-span.org/syria. you can find all these events as they continue going on. right now we are listening to your voices. alex is on

let's go to glendale, arizona. >> we are the united states of america and we need to be united in this idea. coming together and stopping the war and the use of the chemicals. if we do not stop it, it will come to our backyard. law, you havehe to be subjected to the punishment. it is international law. what is so hard to understand? why are we afraid to step up? we need to step up. that is all i have to say. we need to respect that we have a president that is not hotheaded. .e is a president of peace this is a president that is for the people. >> one more call. >> i watch the hearing. i am very confused. i got three different messages from kerry and from martin dempsey and how can we trust these people? i think they will lie about whatever they want to lie about. we would not know until after the fact. as far as chemical agents, in vietnam, we use this stuff called agent orange. that was certainly a chemical agent. no one was indicted. nobody came after us. problems.lot of -- caused a lot of problems. . am opposed to this act i was favor in iraq, i could understand that one. i was not