but he has read the e-mails that were sent to reporter, henry lee.t lee suspected at the time were written by a lawyer. a lawyer police now believe was matthew muller. >> what emerges from the e-mails is a complex picture of someone who needs attention, who needs to be perceived a certain way. >> reporter: for example, the way the writer of the e-mails was outraged when denise was accused of a hoax. when he says, how dare you not believe ms. huskins that she was kidnapped, he is saying, how dare you not believe i pulled this crime off. >> you can't see my handyiwork because the police are failing miserably. and they need to recognize how flawed they are. >> reporter: he's a master criminal. >> he's a master criminal. and he is running circles around everyone else. >> reporter: maybe he was. remember, from the beginning, vallejo police apparently just couldn't believe the elaborate tales of the kidnapping. when aaron told them he took so long to call 911 because he was drugged and confined to a square of red tape and monitored by a web cam, they didn'

s henry lee, ktvu fox news. >> another live look now from sky fox. you can see the area here. it is the jordan park neighborhood in the inner richmond district. obviously the flames are out now, but now comes the aftermath, figuring out whether these buildings are still structurally sound. five buildings were damaged. a number of people are now without their home, and several businesses were damaged as well. joining us now to talk more about this is mark nouveau, four battalion chief from fema. i think the first question here is how can a construction crew not know that there was a major gas line like that where they were digging? >> well, we heard the pg&e rep and the fire chief talk about it, that they actually had a ticket, so they knew that they had a company come out. pg&e marked that lie before they started construction. they had a usa ticket, so when they were doing the work, they knew there was a gas line there. what happened beyond that, we are not sure. was that they weren't sure what it was at? is it in fact their fault. we will not that until they get into the ditc

henry lee is at the napa county shared apartment tonight with that video, and we to warn folks, henryhe video is graphic. >> reporter: this video shows just how close the sheriff's deputy was to losing her life, and we want to urge viewers discretion. issued the suspect opening fire and the deputy returning fire. >> and i looked around to make sure? all right. wait a second , don't move, right? >> reporter: that is deputy riley jarecki talkg to a man she van parked in a car off henry road on sunday night. she tells him not to move, the walks onto the driver side of the honda and continues talking to them. she find his window up. you can see the deputy's reflection on the window. >> roll it down, roll down the window. roll down the window. >> reporter: she seemed to be compliant with the deputy's instructions, but within moments of him rolling the window down, this happened. >> [ sounds of gunfire ] >> shots fired, shots fired! >> reporter: deputy jarecki fired 15 shots at the man, identified as javier hernandez morales. he died at the scene. the deputy was one in just last year was no

henry lee live in the newsroom with more. henry?> reporter: the victim actually predicted years ago that the suspects who had been harassing and threatening him and his family would someday resort to violence. mark sippy and had an angry at 76-year-old john moore and his family going back at least five years. on sunday afternoon, danville police say he opened fire, killing moore in a parking lot. the suspects whereabouts were unknown until once they would police say the 51-year-old man shot himself outside of his family some in st. charles, illinois. about 40 miles outside of chicago. >> pretty shocked by the whole incident. rec >> reporter: the suspense once data one of the victims daughters. the relationship ended badly, and the woman, her mother, and more all filed restraining orders against him because of alleged threats and harassment. in 2014, moore wrote he has the capacity to be violent and harm women without remorse. i believe he has the capacity to be a sociopath. the suspect claimed moore owed him to at least $200,000 and

. >> we have team coverage tonight with our henry lee talking to witnesses who heard the explosion and heard the fire. we begin with alyana gomez for the latest on the scene, and we just heard from the mayor and pg&e. >> reporter: yeah, we heard the last update at about 4:45 this evening, we are not going to be getting any other updates from crews unless we reach out to them personally and ask more questions about what's going on throughout the evening hours. what we do know at the time that geary will remain closed over the night, and that many people are going to be displaced, we are not getting hard number on that, not sure how the people will be displayed, but i do want to show you the senior. that fire was flowing there about two hours 15 minutes. everything is out. the fire damage from the buildings above and on the ground, and a number of pg&e crews are here working. they wrapped up what looked like a meeting there on the ground where there were a number of them huddled in a circle discussing i imagine their plans for the evening now that the sun has gone down, making things jus

henry lee joining us from the scene from this afternoon spire. we want to head back now to our alyana gomez who is joining us live mac after talking with the fire chief and other authorities today. alyana? >> reporter: as mentioned, the flames are as behind us. the smoke is dissipating. the smell of smoke and that gas is still apparent, but the wind direction has not changed. as we been talking about you, the fire started at about 1:18 this afternoon. san francisco fire crews were called out to an explosion. we talked to business owners who were 30 yard from the fire who said it sounded like an earthquake. they thought an earthquake happened, then they hurt workers screaming and run away from the scene here after that explosion happened there. just moments ago i was talking with public works, and i was asking them. i said is it a requirement to shut off any gas lines before doing any work? they said no, but it is very easy to map it out when you are underground and taking the. it is very easy to map it out. they should've seen it was a gas line,

henry lee tells us that police say the man had fallen asleep in his car in a drive-through at a taco bell. he had a loaded semi automatic handgun in his lap. >> a memorial of flowers and candles sits near the talk about drive-through in vallejo where 21-year-old willie mccoy was shot and killed by police on saturday night. >> willie was a good person. he didn't deserve that. >> it started when a taco bell employee called 911. saying a man was slumped over  in a mercedes in the drive- through. police say officers arrived and found mccoy unresponsive and with a gun in his lap. his car was locked. the transmission and drive. police say mccoy suddenly began to move and that officers told him to show his hands. but that he quickly reached for the gun. please shot and killed him. >> police say they recovered a 40 caliber semi automatic handgun with an extended magazine. the gun had been reported stolen out of oregon. >> he had a lot on his shoulders. that was a good young man. he didn't do anything to anyone. he made everyone left him. >> you can see numerous bulletholes in the windshiel

in berkeley, henry lee, for ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> muni is looking at offering subsidized housing in aoperators. part of the problem is the bay area's high cost of living. the city of san francisco is already looking to build affordable homes for employees. this proposal was set aside some of the housing for muni workers. >> they had raised the idea of if we are building affordable housing on city property, what about housing for city workforce? that idea was raised again this past tuesday by the chair of my board of directors, and obviously, it is great logic to it. >> he has a subsidized housing for teachers. that same model could help provide housing for muni operators. >>> i really enjoy it, because it is always a challenge. >>> me the 10-year-old who already knows that he wants to innovate in silicon valley. >>> up next, national figure skating champion who is breaking records. what this 13-year-old teenager from richmond is saying about winning gold and what is next in our career. >>> closed captioning provided by mancini's sleepworld. visit sleepworld.com when you shop with us,

henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> contra costa deputy are looking for trying to rape a woman in bay point after meeting in bart. they released pictures of the suspect taken at the bay point bart station. the man started chatting with a woman on the train. the victims told the police that they walked to canal road where the man exposed himself and try to take off her clothes. the victim was able to fight them off. >> for that lady, it is really sad, really sad because you know, sometimes bull come. that you don't know who is sitting next to you, and if you go along with that conversation, you know, stuff happens. >> anyone with information is asked to call the contra costa sheriff's office. >>> jussie smollett had broke his silence after a week after he was victimized and it hate is stronger. he went on to say that he had been consistent with police and what he describes as a racist an the openly actor disputed escalations on social media he's been left cooperative and changes torpedo well he told police two men attacked him as he was walking home, punching him, pouring bleach on him, and

and san francisco, henry lee, 6:30. a line banking, and it is still not fixed. >>> it's been a fixture along san francisco's avenue, but we have now concerned that the movie theater is closing. tonight. >>> rain in the forecast. the morning commute might be wet, but the afternoon commute might be wet. it's a giveaway. snow up there. details and the timing when i return. door kechi was a trailblazer in more ways than one. baseball great frank robinson has died at 83. many remember him as the manager of the giants. we will hear from folks who remember him growing up in oakland and he was just a kid. >> frank was a special, special player. i don't think people realize how great a player he was. (music throughout) >>> the san francisco giants tweeted the mourn the loss of our former manager and hall of famer frank robinson who passed away today at the age of 83. frank was a trailblazer who remained close to the giants family throughout his entire career in baseball. frank robinson died at his home in los angeles today at th

henry lee tells us that we are was so angry at the victim. >> reporter: mark sypien have an angry at 76-year-old john moore and his family going back five years. on sunday afternoon, danville police say sypien opened fire, killing moore in a parking lot. the suspect was whereabouts were unknown until once they went police say the 51-year-old sypien shot himself outside his family's home in st. charles, illinois, about 40 miles outside of chicago. >> i'm pretty shocked by the whole incident. >> reporter: court records showed that the suspect stated one of moore's daughters. they all fired restraining waters against mark sypien because of alleged harassment. in 2018, moore that he is the capacity to be violent and harm women with a course. i believe he has the capacity to be a sociopath. in one email, sypien wrote two more, you honestly cannot think i was going to let you destroy every aspect of my life and get away with it. friends of the victim are grappling with their loss. >> it's a great loss for danville, it's a great loss for danville rotary. >> reporter: they head the devil rot

we are told he was on tour as a rapper. >> henry lee live in vallejo tonight. henry, thank you. >>> a shooting in oakland injured a juvenile and an 18- year-old man. it happened after 12:30 pm this afternoon your the kfc on for help boulevard and 30 ford, 34th avenue. one of the victims was shot in the arm. it is unclear what led to the shooting. the suspect may have given away in an older model pickup truck. >>> the oakland unified school district is looking for replacement teachers in case there is a strike. it is also so the district can keep schools open. teachers and parents have concerns about the qualifications of those replacement teachers that the district may end up hiring. we are live in oakland with more on all of this. rob? >> teachers have not yet set a strike date for the oakland unified school district is actively recruiting teachers just in case. >> the oakland unified school district has placed this ad on craigslist, seeking emergency temporary teachers. it is one of several websites the district is using. according to the ad, candidates must

in napa, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> 49-year-old christopher paul hasson of maryland was arrested last week. today, federal agents displayed more than 15 weapons and more than 1000 rounds of ammunition that they seized from his home in silver springs, maryland. house speaker nancy pelosi was reportedly among those on the hit list. prosecutor said the suspect was plotting a massive attack that was intended to, quote, establish a white homeland. he is due in court tomorrow. >>> today was day three of the first-ever my brother's keeper national conference featuring motivational conversation in that inspiring young men of color. alyana gomez reports, the star- studded event attracted people from all around the country to the scottish rite center in oakland. >> i am my brother's keeper. >> reporter: another moving and inspirational convening of young leaders in oakland wednesday, as the obama foundations initiative, my brother's keeper, wrapped up its three-day summit to highlight the nonpfit 's success over the last five years. mbk rising as it is called is described as a movement, on

henry lee has more on these allegations. >> reporter: blake lycett is now a criminal defendant accusedbeating three suspects at the county jail in redwood city. the investigation began back in august, when one of the inmates came forward. >> and inmate after being released informed us he was physically assaulted by one of the staff members at maguire correctional facility. >> reporter: sheriff's office wants an internal investigation, realized it was not an isolated incident. >> we found out there were two other possible victims involved in this incident. rebel prosecutors have charged macy-rogers with three misdemeanor count of assault . i learned that the three maids allegedly attacked by lycett r occasion, he s, jackson, took and shoved his head into a closed elevator door. reporter: authority say all three were resisting in some way. whether it was spitting at deputies are going limp, but investigators say that did not justify being attacked by the deputy. >> anybody anybody comes 2 of his ascites, it is our dr. protect them, and whether it is from another inmate or staff, we need

. >> henry lee tells us they were wanted on a variety of crimes from around the bay area. >> reporter on a typical day in san francisco's tenderloin, police might make 12 arrestss, but during a five hour period on wednesday officers arrested 50 people . these are their mugshots. >> significant number of arrests in a short amount of time. >> reporter: most were arrested on outstanding warrants, crimes ranging from drugs, burglary, and assault. and our parolees. >> we were looking for all types of violations, misdemeanor, and felony. try to respond to some of the community issues going. >> reporter: but police say arresting people is not the only solution. an halted officers at tenderloin station to make arrests. >> can we connect somebody who has an occult problem with the problem, or housing problem? can we connect and try to help them with those issues? but also if there's enforcement bennies to be done, we need to bounce on and keep the streets safe. >> reporter: those who live and work in the tenderloin are noticing the difference. >> it is nice to see it's slowly but surely being

our crime reporter henry lee spoke to the man from jail today, and henry joins us now in the moves with what he had to say. henry? >> reporter: david lord denied committing any crimes, but his explanation was quite unusual. he told me that hypothetically speaking, someone could have been cleaning store coolers with bleach to make the air cleaner. this is the latest mug shot a 48-year-old david lord, and transient accused of tampering with food at two safeway stores in sunnyvale. >> bleach had been poured on some eggs as well as beer bottles. >> reporter: investigators say show these surveillance footage . >> there were reports of an empty hydrogen peroxide bottle that was located in the heating tray of some rotisserie chickens. >> reporter: last fall, he was accused of pouring a mixture of vinegar and hydrogen peroxide in coolers and target stores in arizona, and in los angeles federal prosecutor say he poured bleach in a grocery store freezer containing ice, beer, and frozen shrimp. >> this is a bizarre case which could have led to some pretty serious public health issues. >> reporter:

reporter henry lee, he joins us live from the newsroom on these accusations. henry? >> reporter: the deputy is now always after being charged with attacking three inmates. all of whom have not been compliant in some way. san mateo county sheriff deputy blake lycett is now a criminal defendant, accused of beating three suspects at the county jail in redwood city. the investigation began back in august when one of the inmates came forward. >> and inmate after being released informed us that he was physically assaulted by one of the staff members and maguire correctional facility. >> reporter: the office with an internal investigation and realized it was not an isolated incident. >> we found that there were two other possible victims involved in this incident. >> reporter: prosecutors have charged lycett with three misdemeanor accounts of assault. i learned the three inmates allegedly attacked by lycett r lewis cardenas, and to others. >> 2 of them in the booking process, one of them was an inmate, where he punched them, kneed them, now the last occasion to the inmate a

crime reporter henry lee spoke to him today and says even though that man his behind bars, shoppers are advised to be on guard. >> reporter: this his the latest mug shot a 48-year-old david lohr, ktvu fox 2 news accused of tampering with food at two safeway stores in sunnyvale. >> bleach had been poured on some eggs as well as beer bottles. >> reporter: investigators say the surveillance images show lohr in short and a safeway were other food was contaminated. >> there en peroxide bottle that was located in the heating tray of some rotisserie chickens. >> reporter: last fall, lohr was accused of pouring immature vinegar and hydrogen peroxide inclin arizona, and in los angeles federal prosecutors say he poured bleach in the grocery store freezers containing ice, beer, and frozen shrimp. >> this his a big bizarre case, which could lead to some very serious public health issue. >> i wanted to hear his side of the store. >> i went to visit him at a downtown oakland jail where he his awaiting transfer and l.a. cameras were not allowed . lohr told me he had done nothing wrong . hypothetically

. >> that is how lyft driver found the little girl in the north bay, as henry lee tells us. the driver did not think of himself as a hero. >> reporter: lyft driver del hedrick had just hopped up a passenger in santa rosa. he was about to leave when he stopped his car in shock. nowhere, a baby comes walkinmy car. >> reporter: ozora 10:30 tuesday night during the storm. >> it was freezing cold. it was 40 degrees, pouring rain. >> reporter: the 18 month old girl was soaking wet. her teeth were chattering. she had on just a onesie enetai up her. >> she was crying her eyes out. i mean she was crying hard, looking around. you can tell she was looking for an adult or parent. i picked her up in my arms just 10 feet away were i was standing right here. >> reporter: have decided to look for the girl's family alyana drive. >> i had knocked on four consecutive doors there, nobody recognized her. >> reporter: neighbors did what they could to help. >> we gave him an umbrella and blanket. hedrick waited and took a video of this . >> i found this little baby walking around no shoes on, and

in union city, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> another rounds making their way to the area in several inches of rain are sure to test the levees and highway 37. tom vacar is live along the highway right now where flooding has become common in recent years, tom? >> reporter: take a look at this. now this is highway 37. it is sunny, it is dry, it is allegedly repaired, and everything seemed to be ready to go, but with 2 to 8 inches of water coming monday and tuesday, in the north they with the atmospheric river where the worst of it will come will likely pay the highest price in terms of danger and damage. much of what happens to highway 37 next week depends on the work done this week to the levy that broke in the road that did flood. cruiser still finishing work on the levy repairs that led to the flooding of highway 37. the equivalent of giant white sandbags have been placed closest to the road providing it and it is hoped that watertight seal to wind driven waves and rain expected next week. large rocks called ripped rafts have been placed on either side of the water receptacle calle

he returned to court to enter a plea henry lee with ktvu, fox 2 . >>> and san jose, driver tried to get away from police and crashed into the side of him yesterday afternoon. officers arrested the driver after they found him hiding in the garage. he was trying to get away from colliding with a patrol car. officers initially tried to stop the truck because it matched the description of a hit-and- run. no went was inside when the crash happened. the owner of the home says the fianci had just left. >> less than an hour ago, this happened. >> no, if they were home, you know, what could've happened to them? >> the suspect was taken to the hospital with minor injuries and was booked on assault with a deadly weapon, hit-and-run, and evading a police officer. the officer involved in the initial collision was taken to the hospital with injuries. >> two popular businesses in concord are going out of business. the thai restaurant, bangkok kitchen, will close for good today after 25 years in business. the owner says he is closing after he found out his rent would doubleafford the rent. so i have tw

henry lee, for ktvu, fox 2 news . >>> students at brookfield elementary in oakland say they are going to classes in a school with no heat. the district says it had to shut off the gas after a leak was discovered on thursday, prompting the school to evacuate. classes resumed later that day with no gas. students have been complaining about the cold, even with the 18 space heaters supplied by the district. the district says it is working on repairing that week. the district has also looked for replacement teachers in case of a strike. they have placed ads seeking emergency temporary teachers. candidates must have at least a bachelors degree come of the pay is $300 a day, more than double the current $113 daily rate for substitute teachers. >> they have reduced the requirements substantially. so, there are not any of letter recommendations requested. >> a strike can be disruptive and we need to keep their schools open because a lot of families depend on schools being open. >> the teachers union is seeking a 12% pay increase over three years plus more support in the classroom and smaller c

henry lee spoke to the worker's wife and the man who complained about the delivery. >> the mailman is my door and threatening to beat me. >> he said a postal worker invaded its own and began recording him with his phone after he complained about how his package was delivered. >> he through my package and i said please stop doing that. >> a man who didn't want his name used said it happened on saturday. he was at his home when he was startled by a noise. >> i was shocked the door shut.he opened the doo and noticed the postal carrier a couple of doors away. he asked him not to throw his packages. >> he turned around, pointed at me and said no one harasses me. you better shut up. you better get out of here. >> the man said he got in side -- scared and went inside to call the police. >> he also said that the postal carrier had come inside and was taking pictures of him and threatening his life. >> then he took pictures. i was screaming and crying on the 911 call. i said he is coming into my apartment. >> police arrested the postal carrier, 44-year-old lamont ernest for making criminal thr

henry lee joins us from the vallejo police department with the latest on the police investigation. >>amily say he did not have to die. i have learned that six police officers opened fire and were forced to do so when he reached for a stolen done. >> a memorial of flowers and candles sits near the taco bell drive-through in vallejo were 21-year-old willie mccoy was shot and killed by vallejo police on a saturday night. >> willie was a good person. he didn't deserve that. >> it started when eight taco bell employee called 911. they said a man was slumped over in the mercedes in a drive- through on admiral callahan lane. officers arrived and found him unresponsive and with a gun in his lap. his car was locked. the transmission was in drive. police say mccoy started to move. the officers told him to show his hands. but he quickly reached for the gun. police shot and killed him. police say they recovered a loaded 40 caliber semi automatic handgun with an extended magazine. the gun had been reported stolen out of oregon. >> willie had a lot on his shoulders. he was

. >> henry lee is gathering information we have that latest again today at four clock. >>> this is theay after valentine's day. many couples remember the moment they said idea. women have assembled a dazzling display of wedding dresses for everyone to enjoy. >> this is a walk through wedding fashion history. >> reporter: wedding dresses, i love the classic style. >> this reminds me of grace. >> it is what you expect to find at eight museum. truck gals reflecting the past like this dress from 1907. >> imagine that was hands out. but we are at don't reach creek . truck the dresses are from employees and families. >> it had been something similar at veterans day when we put uniforms on display. i wanted to do something to celebrate the ladies. >> reporter: it is easy to spot that everything old is new again. >> the gunnysack dress next to the victoria address, they look like they could've been the same era but they are different times. >> reporter: they spent decades and cultures. >> from 1952, the resident served her mother-in-law tea in that outfit. >> reporter: many appeared with liche

in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> animal control officers in contra costa county are asking for the public's help in the investigation into the mysterious death of a dog. the small brown terrier was discovered floating in a canal near melbourne road in the community of clyde near last night. investigators say the dog was not connected to a crate i was covered in a green nylon carrier. it had a distinctive sticker promoting discount stores. animal control officers are trying to determine how the dog died and how it ended up in that canal. >>> two state officials are teaming up to strengthen california's already tough data breach notification laws. attorney general xavier becerra and marc levine of san rafael unveiled their proposal at a news conference in san francisco this afternoon. their bill aims to close loopholes in the ng laws by expanding the current requirements for companies or government agencies to notify customers if their private information is stolen. these requirements would include stolen government id and passport numbers, california already requires

in vallejo, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> in oakland, the courtroom was packed today with the family of an 18-year-old woman who was stabbed and killed for no apparent reason on a barge platform last summer. relatives and friends of nia wilson showed up for the mental capacity of her accused killer. the judge was scheduled to get report from psychiatrists today but the hearing ended up being postponed . family members said they are frustrated by the process, and they doubt that cal will is incompetent to stand trial. >> i just think that he was competent when he did it, you know? so for him to say he's not competent now is not right. i just -- it is not fair. it is not fair to the family. >> the hearing has been rescheduled for march 1. >>> san mateo chef office is shining a light on its use of force policies and taser  training. >> taser, taser, taser! todd a sergeant sure that the way deputies are trained to use tasers. the sheriff's office sense once they get the public a sense of how they use tasers and how they serve as a deterrent. >> anytime we can use a lower level of force

. >> reporter: in santa rosa, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a sunnyvale police officer was hospitalized after being exposed possibly to the powerful opioid fentanyl. it happened when police arrested the suspect and were examining the package of narcotics at police headquarters. the suspect apparel he told officers the substance was fentanyl, but that is not yet been confirmed by a lab test. six other officers were also evaluated as a precaution after possible exposure to the drug, but were later found to be okay. >> we had a contingency in place for this kind of stuff, and we were able to ensure our dispatch was able to receive 911 calls and calls for service, so i think that was the most important thing. >> the centers for disease contysexposure to fentanyl can happen by inhaling a powder or through a break in the skin, but the cdc says you can't overdose simply by touching the drug. >>> it has been a heck of a good 48 hours of -- 72 hours of rainfall around here. now snow in the mountains after losing a lot of snow to rain over the last 12 hours because it was so warm. is just a tropi

archive reporter henry lee is there and will have a full report coming up at five. >>> and investigating a deadly house fire in sonoma county. crews responded at about 5:15 this morning in a home on duell road near highway 12. that is west of santa rosa, not far away from sebastopol avenue. a 71-year-old man was found dead in the kitchen area of that home. authorities say he lived there alone. firefighters say flames were coming from the roof when they first arrived. >> crews arrived earlier this morning to find the house fully involved. there was fire through the roof. about 100% of the roof. they did a fire attack and found a fire victim inside. unfortunately, that did not make it. >> the victim's name has not been released. officials say the fire started in a wall between the kitchen and living room and may have been electrical, but they are still investigating the exact cause. >>> an 18-year-old from sunnyvale has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges that he was dealing drugs on the uc santa cruz campus. and authorities say he created an app to help them interact with his

henry lee, ktvu ktvu's. >>> a driver trying to get away from san jose police out his truck into the garagesan jose home this afternoon, and then try to hide from officers. it happened at east hills drive. no one was home at the time. the homeowners fiancie and his 2-year-old daughter had left the house less than an hour before the crash. officers arrested the driver, and they found him hiding in the garage. police say he was fleeing officers because minutes before, yet collided with a san jose patrol car. the crash caused significant damage to a bedroom and the kitchen, but the homeowner said it could have been much worse. >> lesson an hour this happens, and it all continues. you know, if they were home, you know what could have happened to him? >> the homeowner says he has too much damage to live in this house right now. the suspect was taken to a hospital with minor injuries. the officer involved in the initial collision was also taken to the hospital with a knee injury. >>> the heavy rain is reet but somehow managed to plow through incident serves as a reminder not to drive to drive the

this was sent to richard henry lee, a virginian. we had proposed the vote for independence and then had to return to virginia, and jefferson sent this to his friend to say this is the result of what your proposal -- what your proposal led to. i always like to talk about the changes that happened from jefferson's original draft and then the one after congress got their hands on it. jefferson always thought that congress ruined it, adulterated, the meaning of his document, something we all may sympathize with. the original phrase, words, surrounding this very famous phrase, they are endowed by their creator with inherent and inalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. it was changed. they struck inherent and changed it to certain inalienable rights. if you think about that change, inherent rights could be interpreted to apply to everybody, including the enslaved, and that was obviously a charged word in that period so instead of having this universal more natural rights concept, congress limite

henry cuellar from texas. the rio grande valley. eet aguilar -- pete aguilar. barbara lee, leadership member of the conferees. david price. i want to make sure that -- david has had quite a day. he had to go to north carolina earlier today. he was a former top democrat on homeland security committee and very strong force for doing the right thing. steny and i are appropriators so we have confidence in the appropriators. as i said over and over, left to their own devices, working in a bipartisan way and a bicameral way, they can come up with a compromise that is acceptable and that is bipartisan, as i say, that we can all support. 300 votes on the floor of the house. it was quite a remarkable show. my own part want to say that i thank our conferees for having us honor our oath of office to protect our country by securing our border and protecting our values. and wherever we go from here will be for us all to honor the constitution, especially article 1, especially the system of checks and balances. we will not have an end run in the congress of the united states. ith that i

appropriations committee, the chair of the homeland security , henry from texas, maria, pete from california, all members of the committee, barbara lee, leadership member -- davidnferees, david had quite a day. he had to go to north carolina earlier today, but he was a former top democrat on homeland security committee and was a very strong force for doing the right thing. confidence in the appropriators, as i've said over and over, left to their own devices, working in a bipartisan and bicameral way. they can come up with a compromise that is acceptable and that is bipartisan, as i said, that we can all support. it was quite a remarkable show. thank want to say that i our conferees for having us honor oath of office to protect our country by securing our border and protecting our values. where we go from here will be for us all to honor the constitution, especially article one, especially the system of checks and balances. delighted toam sign this important legislation. ok. [inaudible] rep. pelosi: leadership, member of the committee -- did you want to say something? >> well, i'm very pleased at this point. this is last year's work.

included everyone from one of our most conservative members, henry cuellar, to one of our most liberal and progressive members, barbara lee, and all points in between. they have put this forward to the caucus together with one unified voice. i expect there will be strong support in all of the ideological corridors with respect to this legislation. reporter: democrats had hoped to limit the number of i.c.e. bad the average population -- higher than the current average daily population that's funded. how do you defend that change? mr. jeffries: it's important to look at the totality of the agreement. had a continuing resolution been passed before the president recklessly shut down the government on december 21, then funding for additional barriers would have been at $1.6 billion. this agreement limits the funding for additional barriers to $1.375 billion. at the end of the day, when you're trying to find common ground, compromise is necessary, and that is the case as it relates to the bed situation. reporter: there was a lot of controversy this week around congresswoman omar. i want to set aside that but some groups, includ

joyce lee malcom is the patrick henry professor of constitutional law and the second amendment at george mason university's antonin scalia law school. dr. malcom holds a bachelors degree from barnard technology in my district and a masters of arts appear dr. from brand ice university. robyn thomas is the executive director of gifford as law center. holds a bachelors degree from duke university and a juris doctor degree from the university of miami school of law. we well our distinguished witnesses and thank them for participating in today's hearing. if you would please rise, i will begin by swearing you in. and raise your right hands. do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge information and belief? thank let the record show the witnesses answered affirmative. >> mr. clarm. mr. kmarm. point of parliamentary inquiry? >> who is. >> on the end. >> yes, zblier we had a conversation on the floor last week i noted you left out so help me god. >> sorry. you want me to repeat -- i repeat that. >> i'd

joyce lee malcom is the patrick henry professor of constitutional law and the second amendment at george mason university's antonin scalia law school. dr. malcom holds a bachelors degree from barnard technology in my district and a masters of arts and doctorate from brandeis university. robyn thomas is the executive director of gifford as law center. holds a bachelors degree from duke university and a juris doctor degree from the university of miami school of law. we welcome our distinguished witnesses and thank them for participating in today's hearing. if you would please rise, i will begin by swearing you in. raise your right hands. do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge information and belief? thank you. let the record show the witnesses answered affirmative. >> mr. chairman. point of parliamentary inquiry? on the end. >> yes, sir. >> we had a conversation on the floor last week i noted you left out so help me god. >> sorry. you will me to repeat -- -- you want me to repeat >> i'd love

lee. it is my understanding there were quite a few problem also. it was then purchased by mr mr. henry chang's father, z chang. there was a bit of language problem, i think, and certain things were happening. they were building a new fire corridor to increase capacity and never got some permits. i was hired on and my marching orders were to clean it up. that is what i am trying to do. as part of that we have applied for a place of entertainment permit for karaoke. this has currently a 4:00 you pan see -- 4:00 you pan -- 4 o 9 permit pending completion of the fire corridor. community outreach on the ninth of january we put posters up around the neighborhood provided a dinner and approximately 10 people showed up early. when we talked to them, we said come early. we had the food out all night and trying to talk to people. there was a petition that has approximately 150 names on it in your file. out of these there are addresses of approximately two-thirds of those folks in the neighborhood. the police will probably be up here tonight with -- if i could get the overhead. this was provided