charlie: actually, the biometric sesnsor doesn't read the iris. no, it reduces it to a series of values, turning the iris into a constellation of sorts-- a diagram of simple lines, connected by unique points. and each point has a specific value, based on its position-- sort of like how stars are measured by their relationship to one another in the night sky. the values are represented by a combination unique to the thumbprint, and it is that number that the biometric sensor compares to its database of allowed values. so then they just hack the combination. but first they have to decode the scanner's algorithm. which they had to have prior access to. and someone would have to have the mathematical and the technical aptitude to run the algorithm. someone like professor charles eppes. ( wry laugh ) or maybe "the next charlie eppes." that was a joke, david. i was making a joke for larry's benefit. wh-what? what? the kid that walked in on the burglars-- he's supposed to be some kind of technical whiz, right? and he has access to that dna lab. but the s

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it happened in the 4700 block of iris street in rockville. two husband and wife have two children who no longer live with them, and the husband was in the 60s and so was his wife, who died in the fire. >> i ran outside and saw the fire was there, and i grabbed a small hose along with another neighbor, and we started to spray the front of the house because that's where the fire was at. the man of the house was outside, running around kind of frantic. and then the firefighters arrived and took over. and they pulled the lady out, maybe ten minutes later. i didn't see that she was breathing or anything. >> reporter: the wife was pronounced dead after arriving to the hospital. the quiet couple reportedly lived in the house since the mid-70s. >> the amount of fire dimt that the county sent out was incredible. the response was unbelievable. >> wil fire investigators say it appeared this fire started in the basement of the home, the exact cause has not been decided yet. in rockville, i am tracee wilki wilkins, news4. >>> today the county is doing the

. >> reporter: iris williams tries hard to make healthy meals for her family. and she often uses canned food. >> it's easy to prepare, when we get home from work and school. and it's relatively inexpensive. >> reporter: almost all food that comes from a can contains trace amounts of bpa. and the researchers who carried out the latest study, say consumers need to be aware of it. >> i think that anyone who wants to reduce their exposure to bpa, one way they can do that is by avoiding canned foods. >> reporter: in a public health study, volunteers ate a serving of canned soup each day for five days. soon afterwards, their levels of bpa were 12 times as high as those who ate soup from scratch made in the cafeteria. the bpa levels dropped back to zero within a few hours. there's no scientific argument that bpa always passes quickly through the body. the big dispute is whether constant exposure from sources like the lining of metal cans and certain water bottles presenting a danger, especially to fetuses and young children. in a statement issued today, the associatio

i want to see some more of it, though. >> for iris white, the playwright, it was the first time he hadwas like the greatest day of his life. >> but white's elation was not to last. the day ended in bitter disappointment. >> and then an hour later, he got in a fight in the yard and got busted and got sent back to the shu. so it just shows how fast things can fall apart even when things are going good. prison can take it all away from you. >> it's the old law, you know? for every action, there's a reaction. so i can relate to macbeth, you know, by the choices he made predicted his punishment. some of us made mistakes. our choices was mistakes, now we're paying for them. >>> next -- >> three dangerous individuals. a very dangerous individual. his beliefs which aren't the norm of any known society that i know of. >> a feared inmate is released to the yard. people really love snapshot from progressive, but don't just listen to me. listen to these happy progressive customers. i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later, i was saving big on car insurance. i was worried it would be hard to instal

>> reporter: iris williams says she'll try to cut back on canned foods, but it won't be easy. robert bazell, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back here tonight, you get to hear someone stand up for the fat cats in this country and what did happen in congress this week. a shouting match broke out. [ male announcer ] are you still shopping for a medicare plan? you only have 15 days left. the medicare annual enrollment period ends wednesday, december 7th. call unitedhealthcare medicare solutions today. consider enrolling in a medicare advantage plan. it combines your doctor and hospital coverage and may include prescription drug coverage for as low as a zero dollar monthly premium. you only have until december 7th to enroll. call unitedhealthcare today. how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been in the past. i'm howard spielberg of fidelity investments. the equity summary score is one more innovative reason serious inve

joining us is iris. you're planning a rally. tell us about that. >> a lot of the infrastructure in baltimore and other cities is crumbling. for the last five years the howard street bridge has been deemed unsafe for motorists and pedestrians. but the city has neglected to do anything about it. so today at 4:30 we are going to occupy the bridge, not close it down, just bring a presence there and try to call attention to the needs of our community that are not being met. >> reporter: in other cities things have gotten violent. people have been kicked out of their camp. any inkling of what the city might do here? >> we have a feeling that we may not be -- that they may come to crack down on us soon. we haven't had an official word on that. but we are preparing for that. >> reporter: if that happens, what are your plans? >> we don't intend to leave. >> reporter: iris, thanks so much for joining us this morning. again we'll be here live all morning to talk about how commemorating the two-month anniversary of this movement. coming up

the iris, and the word iris actually means rainbow. together and i believe in detroit god is seeking to bring forth another sound of revival, the william seymour anointing out of the black church. if you can -- black, white, multicolored church. and we believe as a black revival that we are coming saying, god, could you release william seymour again out of detroit for another great outpouring of the holy spirit. >> so that's what is happening at the detroit football stadium all night, that guy. you know when the nation of uganda was considering making gay being a crime punishable by death and he decided to help out there, and he issued a statement saying he did not support that and then he showed up in uganda to encourage them to push for the right to kill gay bill. he is the same person calling the rally tonight in detroit. he says that detroit has demons, because detroit has muslims. lou engle is also kind of a mainstream guy. remember this summer when rick perry had the big stadium prayer rally who was not the one hugging the seerp

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on iris street 55 crews were called to the scene. 55 firefighters remain on the scene.re was a significant fire in the basement. one adult male was found just outside the front with serious non-life-threatening injuries. the female was found in the bedroom on the first floor dallas with serious life- threatening injuries unconscious, and not responsive. -- on the first floor of the vetera. >> the fire is under control and injured persons have been transported to a local emergency room. we are looking into the cause and will be back in this neighborhood during the day so we can keep residents informed. >> we will keep you up-to-date with the latest iraqi offer from aspen hill. ben eisler, abc 7 news. >>> traffic and weather every ten minutes. we will check in with lisa baden in a moment. first, meteorologist adam caskey. >> very good thursday morning to you. a few degrees warmer now than yesterday at this time. not a bad start today. overall another pleasant day. comfortable this afternoon. 44 degrees this morning in mclean. northwest d.cleesburg, 34. 43 in alexandria. h

at least two people have been rescued from a burning home in the 4700 block of iris street in rockville. that fire called in just before 4:00 this morning. we don't know if other people were in the house and got out on their own or if anyone else is still inside but we are working to bring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> developing in france this morning, president obama's meeting with world leads are for the g-20 summit. he arrived overnight. the meeting of the group of 20 industrialized nations is overshadowed by the european debt crisis and greece's surprising floons put an eu bailout deal to a popular vote -- plans to put an eu bailout deal to a popular vote. >>> guilty of first degree murder at the lululemon murder trial. the jury wasted little time in coming to its decision. stacy cohan is in bethesda with more on this high-profile case. >> reporter: the jury did not buy the defense that brittany norwood lost it. brittany norwood is now officially a cop viced killer. a few minutes after 6:00 p.m. inside the jury room of courtroom one, six men and six women of the jury deci

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this morning, a blaze broke out in the basement of this single- family home at 4716 iris street in aspen hill. >> we were not sure what was happening. >> edward lives next door. he heard his neighbor yelling for help. he called 911. he feared that the fire may spread to his home, but he had deep concerns about sandra. >> she could i get out. >> firefighters found him in front of this house. we captured an ambulance as it drove him to hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries. they found his wife in a bedroom on the first floor unconscious and unresponsive. emergency personnel later pronounced dead at the hospital. >> we used a garden hose. the fire department got here. >> neighbors describe the couple was deeply introverted. the firefighters described their home as deeply flattered making it difficult to fight this fire. >> at one point, conditions got so bad that firefighters had to evacuate the house while it was still burning because they feared that the floor might collapse. >>> the other big story we are falling today is the verdict in the lululemon murder trial. norwo

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the flames broke out 4:00 this morning in the 4700 block of iris street.ing, tracee. >> reporter: good morning, joe. let me explain what's going on on the scene right now here on iris street. we're seeing some of the fire trucks are beginning to pack up and leave the scene. they did not find anyone else inside of that house. that is good news. let me tell you about what's going on with the injuries as we take a closer look what that house looked like a little while ago. this fire started just before 4:00 a.m. the two firefighters who were injured sustained their injuries here on the scene. we're told those are minor injuries. they were taken to the hospital to be checked out. now, there was a woman inside the home who had to be rescued. she sustained serious injuries in this fire. when she left the scene she was not responding to firefighters. they were able to resuscitate herring take her to the hospital where she's now recovering. there was a man who was outside the house when firefighters arrived on the scene. he's described sass having minor injuries.

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flames broke out on iris street around 4:00 a.m. authorities say items inside the home made it harder to fight that fire. >> it's definitely a lot of debris, household contents inside the house, but at the same time they were able to perform a primary and secondary check. >> right now authorities are not releasing the name of the woman killed or the other victims injured in that blaze. >>> meanwhile, fire crews in northern new jersey had their hands full battling an early morning apartment fire. flames broke out just before 6:30 a.m. at this apartment complex in irving ton, new jersey. that's 40 miles west of manhattan. right now authorities are not sure what started the blaze and so far no injuries have been reported. >>> howard county police have charged a barber with sexually abusing a 13-year-old boy. 54 young young gon kim has been charged. the trial was a customer at scissors hair salon in ellicott city. that's where authorities say the suspect worked and the alleged abuse occurred. investigators fear there may be more victims

it started this morning on iris street. the victim died after being pulled out of her bedroom unconscious. another man made it out of the house and was take tonight hospital and firefighters are going door-to-door now reminding them to change the smoke alarm batteries. >>> will cathy lanier stay on top of the city's top cop? coming up. the police chief talks about her job contract. the future and a relationship with d.c.'s mayor. >>> plus, the unemployed worker stages a sit-in at the office of a u.s. senator. a d.c.-based rapper unleashes a verbal assault against the world's largest retailer. sue. >>> what another gorgeous day in d.c., brian. i will let you know if we can keep it going the weekend. a little moisture may be in the cards for some of us. i'll let you know who is going get that and we'll focus on the weekend when the news edge at 6 returns.  >> fed up, a group ofup employed d.c. residents refused to leave senator mitch mcconnell's office. more than 20 people are camping out on capitol hil

the flames broke out yesterday morning on iris street in aspen hill. neighbors are telling us that the two people inside the house may have been hoarders which could have fueled the flames. vidas' husband is in the hospital with serious injuries. >>> damaged by fire four months ago, one of capitol hill's most popular watering holes open for business again today. the tune inn on pennsylvania avenue welcomed new customers this morning. it underwent extensive renovation over the summer. the tune inn first opened back in 1947. it holds the second oldest liquor license in the city. >>> well, a los angeles jury is now deliberating the fate of michael jackson's former doctor. the seven men and five women received the case after day long closing arguments by the prosecution and the defense. karen brown is outside the courthouse with more information. >> reporter: the fate of dr. conrad murray is now in the hands of the jury. >> it is up to all of you and you alone to decide what happened. >> reporter: seven men and five women must decide if michael jackson's p

and rescue are telling us they are on the scene of a house fire in kensington, maryland in the 4700 iris street. one person has been transported to the hospital. we'll bring you the latest updates on this fire ongoing in the kensington area. >>> a man police say killed a woman and her 11-year-old son is back in maryland. montgomery county police gave us this video of curtis lopez after he was extradited from north carolina. officers say he murdered 51-year-old jane mcquain in her apartment last month and is charged with homicide in her death. days later they found the body of her son, william, who died of blunt force trauma to the head. >>> president obama and other world leaders are gathering in france today for the opening of the g20 summit. >> greece's crisis is expected to dominate the meeting. greek citizens will vote against the european bailout package. >>> president obama has a plan to repair the aging roads and bridges coast to coast. the white house said it would put hundreds of thousands of people back to work. most republicans and even some democrats have hesitations about th

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chances of quitting michael shermer has a record of thirteen victories in one season meanwhile for iris fernando alonso tried to take the lead at the final pitstop to finish nine seconds behind hamilton mcclaren is just a third from red bull's mark webber for hours for that their muscle was faith while rhinos fertile a patrol finished thirteenth. i feel fantastic three i think it was one of my best races. said that to myself as a slow down just been out to hold one of the best drivers in the world and off throughout the throughout the race is very very tough to do and you know just looking at it i was just managing the gap. the team did a fantastic job with the pit stops but let me static you know i'm really really very happy to be back up here and you know this is great i can get on my flight tonight and be in smoke. in the meantime sebastian has failed to mark his world relishes and triumph with victory in the final race of the year in wales that frenchman claimed his record eight successive title on friday as his opponent nick haven in had to retire from the race despite that was aim

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tonight, firefighters went door to door checking homes for working smob detectors because of a fire on iris street that killed a 67-year-old woman and injured three others. firefighters say there were no working smoke detectors in that home. >> because of flash mobs a, a l of local stores are rethinking the way they do business this holiday season. this flash mob hit a local convenience store this past summer. it's a growing trend across the country. now the national retail federation has new advice for retailers to avoid becoming victims. among the suggestions is to keep an eye on social media sites. they say they should pay extra attention when large groups begin to congregate and they should station employees at key locations around the store. the retail group is also urging retailers to go over crowd control management procedures, especially with black friday approaching. >> a 22-year-old man in d.c. has been credited tonight with changing bank of america's plan for a debit card fee. when molly first heard about the $5 fee, she started an internet petition. she got 300,000 people to sig

. >> reporter: christine iris is shopping for holiday decorations with her kids. today, they're in no rush. >> sometimes we let the kids wander around. sometimes we need to get in and get out. >> reporter: if this were one of those days, she could pull up a map of this home depot store. they help shoppers to find what they're looking for. >> google isn't the first company to put up maps of the inside of stores to help you get around. but some of the companies are smaller. and you have to know what you're looking for. and just about everybody knows how to find a google map. >> i would use it if google had it. absolutely. >> for someone like me who could get lost inside a wet paper bag, i think it would be great. >> it sounds like another app that would work well. >> reporter: others say you don't really need a google map to find your way around stores. >> when i get into the store i usually know what department i'm headed for. and i just take off from there. >> i am more tense than technical person. >> look and find what you need. >> reporter: you can find google m

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and let's talk more on this with international consultant and author joining us now from the us iris missile which i think is so much for your time so the findings of this report are partly based on intelligence from your point of view high reliable is it and how much evidence could the i.a.e.a. put presents to support this claims well clearly the evidence seems to come from repeatedly mentioned several men member states and those member states are obviously the united states britain france and it might even be israel itself we are by they say that based on this information that they have gathered they have so-called proof that iran does have a nuclear weapons program however the proof is very vague it is not that is not probably substantiated at least not from the report that we've seen the twenty five page report that was released today and the point is that iran itself has said that it is evidence that is fabricated brazil new york has referred to the is. part of the united states britain france and notably israel who are permanently. going to attack iran so i think that there are

this is in the 4700 block of iris street in rockville. the fire was called in just before 4:00 this morning. we don't know whether other people were in the house and got out on their own or whether anyone else is still inside. we will bring you updates as we get them. >>> a guilty verdict for the woman who brutally killed a coworker at a lululemon store in bethesda. the jury deliberated less than an hour finding brittany norwood guilty of first degree murder. stacy cohan is live with more on this case. >> reporter: the quick verdict brought an abrupt and emotional end to a journey that began some eight months ago. brittany norwood offered no reaction as she was convicted of the brutal murder of her coworker, jayna murray. that murder involved over 300 wounds, eight different weapons in a vicious attack that apparently began after murray accused her of stealing from the lululemon store. although that motive was not permitted to be introduced in this trial in this courtroom, one juror said that the decision was still obvious. >> what made i

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axis but there's not really i'm going to force him out of this if you don't pay that tax the iris can't come after you you can't rush things like that so it's sort of like a mandate without a with it without as you know without a stick and i think that if you don't or i'm disappointed if you don't buy insurance then you have to pay a little more in your income taxes and so that i don't really have to pay you know it's yeah if you think of any tax that's you don't pay the taxes then it's easy to pay the tax and they'll come after you for that not that you know but there isn't a source there isn't force ok i you know so the supreme court i mean all the way back in a lot of this has to do with the commerce clause yes the commerce clause the constitution basically gives the federal government the right to regulate commerce among them between the various states because that language is a whole. and back in twenty four and givens versus our. judge john marshall marshall was put on the court one thousand nine hundred by john adams he's arguably the first major conservative member of the suprem

el papel que les toca en ese arco iris polÍtico.les. que tal, les habla natalia cruz vamos al punto de las noticias.ron paul gano un sondeo de preferencia electoral para la nominacion presidencial republicana en illinois. obtuvo 52 por ciento y mitt romney el 35 por ciento. otro precandidato republicano, herman cain, bajo nueve puntos en los sondeos desde que se destaparon tres casos de acoso sexual de los aÑos 90 que lo involiucran directamente.los dueÑos de la nba dieron cuatro dias al sindicato de los jugadores de baloncesto para aceptar un acuerdo laboral. ahora regresamos al punto con jorge ramos. los dueÑos de la nba dieron cuatro dÍas al sindicato de jugadores para aceptar un acuerdo labora >> continuamos desde los angeles california. >> vamos a seguir discutiendo las noticias de la semana. me acompaÑan sergio y jaime garcÍa. hablemos de herman caine. quÉ pasÓ con est candidato? >> los roqueros metamos en su vida privada. el problema con ese seÑor es que quiere la primeraacusaciÓn de que hubo un caso de hostigamiento sexual y

axis but there's not really an unfortunate record as if you don't pay that tax or the iris can't come after you they can't pressure on the pigs like it so it's sort of like a mandate without a it without as you know without a stick i think if you don't or i'm disappointed if you don't buy insurance then you have to pay a little more in your income taxes and sort of well you don't really have to but you know yeah it's the same thing with any tax that's you don't pay the taxes then it's even a tax and they'll come after you for that not that you did but there is a force there isn't force ok i you know so the supreme court always back and a lot of this has to do with the congress calls yes the commerce clause the constitution basically gives the federal government the right to regulate commerce among between various states it's the language of repair. and back in twenty four and givens versus our. judge john marshall marshall was put on the court eighteen hundred by john adams he was arguably the first conservative member of the supreme court he's the one who grabbed it for review in eig