>>jackie s.:i have one.ews coming out of the south bay police a saying in san jose a man in the 5200 block of moderate rolled a 930 last night and found a man with a gunshot wound when they're practicing he died at the hospital this is the gunman still on the loose and try and promote. >>mark: happening today to state lawmakers introduced a bill there require construction companies to disclose and if on the convictions of settlements over construction this all of us want to the deadly berkeley pop and a collector killed six people and injured seven others will collect less on from the a prominent critic a maze of dollars to settle lawsuits related to bopping failures the california building industry association and united contract oppose the bill this of construction companies are sometimes forced to settle it with and not directly at fault for construction defects. >>darya: the residents of walnut creek bed will have to wait a little bit longer to run the fate of a convicted sex offender who moved back in f

>>jackie s.: we're south of the toll plaza the golden gate bridge with just getting ready to go on to the new park presidio parkway and as you approach it this is all the same this is how was before you can take the right hand turn here and go to the golden gate park or 19th avenue so nothing has changed in this area the one big change you will notice immediately after this is for many years you have not been able to get onto park basidia from 19th avenue over to the right hand side customers claimed that is the new on the ramp from 19th avenue from cars to want to get into the downtown area that is great for commuters as you approached the first tunnel only change here instead of the two lines is now four lanes wide privately that is so, all the traffic to the area where starting to approach now where the issue is about the striping is to approach the second time know concede that it is a straight shot as soon as you get to the tunnel immediately you concede it is the right lefthand swerve and then back to the left again. almost immediately have to make a decision whether not you wan

>>jackie s.: 2 ride have lanes will take you down to the presidio into the moreno this part right here is to come out of the tunnel and we have gone from lombard street you concede that is three lanes wide it is very easy but the one section of roadway is definitely a problem with our talk to one bridge worker who said they had complaints on obviously moving for caltrans wants to have to address that but that is the first live view of the drive on the new park presidio. >>mark: when you take the left exit to go to the presidio or to a fine arts the law to write him lanes to open nine hours early and it would upset we didn't strike the correct way to get things lined up propylene. >>rebecca: no hot spot so far but if you're traveling through the new park presidio by best advice you reduced the speed is your travel through the area allowed a first time for people right now they just open it definitely puts both hands on a stairwell reduced the speed through their the saab 101 the approach to the park presidio the track with the latest five minutes of sausalito heading out of novato and i

i know mark >>jackie s.: even in san francisco as far with antioch people are fed up a checking this morning as i said the good news is there was no damage and no injuries. >>mark: howe shot felt for people because was right under the feet of a lot of people before the way of living with you on a second story of the soil you have an underneath your feet and around the foundation we felt that because the some reports of santa rosa even without a doubt to salinas. >>james: which at the latest numbers and our of the 5200 people. >>mark: they click they felt good and then they put our range from 1 to 5 how strong it was. >>james: mccullough called the maps again conceded glance what the general sentiment was in terms of intensity the blue and the very like purple the all advocates like to week shaking event of a majority of the bay area of reports of the in-yes. >>james: it was fairly moderate feeling for at least him and his house right there they felt a lot stronger than they did and he went farther and farther out from the center that is with the usgs reported this morning over 5000 p

>>jackie s.: they may have dodged a bullet things are much better out here at the glen park station as you said we're still not sure exactly there was a fire on the tracks near the tracks are some debris on the tracks i the way they're basically shut down service between glen park in balboa for about half an hour 45 minutes as they did the track investigation since then we had delays harvest in a much better situation today than was last with we have the issue in the east bank the shut down service for multiple hours there are minor delays it on about 1015 minutes to go it appears the trains are running the station which is good news has been a problem for bart lately it seems like every day we have these 20 minute delay systemwide the writers of a slugging of affection and with the good news is 630 it appears as though the mail-the bullet on this one. >>darya: because once the last a while as a lot better than what we've seen. >>rebecca: 20 minute delay systemwide it will affect everyone in between the glen park abubble park station there was a fire that toilet will because of the pin

news 4's jackie benson is in bethesda with more on the heightened state of alert. jackie? >> someone today called it the new normal. the law enforcement response to reports of shots fired at two major military facilities in the d.c. area since thursday, although both unfounded was robust even by standards of the national capital area. dramatic images from the navy yard in southeast washington and again at walter reid medical center in bethesda underscore the fact that federal law enforcement is dealing with a drum beat of internet threats, mostly from overseas by people who claim to be part of terror groups such as isis. those passed along to first responders who are tightening and refining protocols. after officer searched all 20 floors of the high rise after a possible gunman there is a second search for possible explosive devices even though a caller did not mention one. the police read the long list of law enforcement agencies involved in today's response. >> u.s. customs, montgomery county police, metro transit, "ncis," montgomery county sheriff, maryland state police

. >> news4's jackie bensen joyce us with reaction from the kiddie academy. that's in foggy bottom. she has more with the suspect being caught. >> reporter: jim, this facility is very highly thought of by the parents who bring their children here. a sophisticated video system aided in the arrest. the allegations outlined in the court documents are ugly. a 35-year-old child care provider, claudia roldan has been accused of abusing two kids in her care located in an office building on 25th street northwest. according to charging documents, one of the children was just three months old. in may, a doctor who examined that child found 12 separate bruises on the infant's back, left arm, and both thighs that appear to have been caused by blunt force or compressive force. a police investigation began. detectives examined video camera footage and spoke to a witness who said she had seen roldan pinch other infants. we spoke to parents. none wanted to appear on camera who say they were drawn to the facility because of its security measures, including video cameras, and daily e-mail reports. >>

news4's jackie bensen explains why it was so important to prosecutors to lock him up.he rockville metro station. jackie? >> reporter: well, jim, when you take a look at this video, it's clear some people were in shock. they didn't know what to do. the video recorded the morning of the attack last december shows the suspect in a dark coat and knit cap walking through the rockville metro station. moments later, another camera captures him walking toward a bus stop. from a distance, at the top left of the screen a man begins to stagger, bent over, clutching a stab wound to his stomach. the second victim can't be seen here there is a third camera. this one is on the bus that rolls up. a few people who appear not to realize what is happening board the bus. finally, one man points out the victim. it took a jury just eight hours to come back with a verdict of guilty this evening against 38-year-old reginald cooper of silver spring. >> he faces 60 years in jail. and quite candidly we are researching whether or not based on his record he most likely qualifies for mandatory sent

news4's jackie bensen is live downtown. jackie, all this happened right in front you have? >> reporter: yes, doreen, and there were people everywhere just like they are right now. and that's what makes this and this drug so scary. people walking past the chinatown starbucks just after 8:00 this evening were startled by the sight of d.c. police officer ace tempting to subdue a man who was behaving strangely. at one point, after cursing and screaming at the officers he began laughing and smiling for no apparent reason. the officers eventually convinced him to allow himself to be taken to a hospital for treatment of a suspected overdose of synthetic drugs. witnesses told police the man, who appeared to be in his 20s, had kicked an older gentleman in the head for no apparent reason. the victim had been sitting at the bus stop. later officers interviewed him there. a large bump could be seen on his head. crime scene investigators are called and took photos of the bus stop and the victim. now because the man was taken away in custody but taken to a hospital, it's not clear at thi

news4's jackie bensen spoke to one couple whose wedding bill just got more expensive. >> now the newr. and mrs. jones. >> reporter: since 1975, davis deejays under the leadership of owner bill davis has been the go-to for weddings and parties in d.c., maryland, and virginia. >> it's like all these different commercials on the radio. >> reporter: that's why caylee and rob of centerville, virginia were shocked to receive this letter from davis yesterday telling them the company had pulled the plug on its business. the couple's wedding is just a month away. and the letter made no mention of refunding the $1,000 they paid davis when they signed a contract months ago. >> a wedding is so expensive. everything that goes into it, the flowers, the cake, the food everything is expensive. so when you're paying somebody all this money, you're expecting them to give you the services and then now you're out money and out a deejay. >> reporter: word quickly spread on online review sites like yelp, with brides lamenting about having to find another deejay weeks before their weddings. several also no

. >> news4's jackie bensen is live at innova fairfax hospital with the latest. jackie? >> reporter: this was heart-wrenching. just a short time ago, one of investigator carlos silva's colleagues talked to us about this man, this 48-year-old man and the life he lived thousands of miles away from here. >> i worked with carlos, my big brother. it's very hard for me to say these words. i was his roommate. and actually, yesterday we talked a little bit of the world fire games. >> reporter: declining the assistance of a portuguese translator, alexander manzan, also taking part in the world and fire games spoke about 48-year-old investigator carlos silva. he was killed in a horrific chain reaction crash after experiencing a tire blowout during a bicycle race held in prince william county forest park this afternoon. it was part of the world police and fire games hosted by fairfax county. >> he is a hero. he was doing what he is supposed to do, and that is to maintain readiness. >> reporter: just before 10:00 p.m., officer silva's body was escorted from the hospital by an honor

news4's jackie bensen is live in northwest with reaction. jackie? >> reporter: doreen, nothing describes the terror of this better than the woman you're about to hear from. she was at this playground with her 1-year-old and her 3-year-old. we're not showing her face. >> this is somewhere happy place, not somewhere where you're running, shielding children from bullets. >> reporter: it was just before noon and the newly remodelled playground at the columbia heights community center in girard northwest was bustling with people. most were young people, many of them participating in summer camps. it happened so fast. witnesses say a young man ran through the playground with a gun in his hand. then they say stood just inside the rear gate and began firing from the playground at some men in the alley. >> and my 3-year-old was just among the group. and i for sure looked for her first and grabbed her little baby arm. in the process i think i probably knocked another kid over which i probably slung on my other hip. i had children hanging from me as i ran. >>

news4's a jackie bensen is in germantown with some of the answers they got tonight. jackie? >> reporter: doreen people started streaming in the front door as soon as it opened at 5:30, they were looking for answers. >> how safe are we if everybody in the world knows that we've got this protection 18 months and that's it? >> well, the second breach, there is actually going to be about three years. >> reporter: current and retired federal workers lined up in the lobby of the blackrock arts center in germantown this evening to ask questions of the staff from the federal government's office of personnel management. not one, but two data breaches at that agency have made vulnerable the personal information of nearly every federal government worker. >> this may be one of the blessings that can come out of this is that we finally respond as a nation. >> reporter: inside the auditorium, maryland congressman john delaney who sponsored the event echoed the concerns of many of his constituents. >> we clearly underestimated this. we clearly underinvested in this. congress didn't take it

news4's jackie bensen is gathering more details for a live report from the site coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> the hunt is on in prince george's county for the people who shot at a car hitting a man in the back seat. both cars on route 50 in landover. about 5:00 in the morning when people in a dark honda accord fired at a jaguar. the guy in the jaguar was hit in the leg. our county bureau chief, tracee wilkins working this story, we will be talking to her in the next half hour. >>> now to the mansion murders case so many of you have been following along with us. the main suspect was in court today and so was our pat collins and he tells us now what detectives reveal. pat? >> reporter: chris, we know about the dna evidence on the pizza, but today, we learned about more dna evidence in this case. darren wint is linked to the quadruple murders that the mansion in woodley park by dna, dna that was found on an uneaten piece of pizza at the crime scene. today, we learned of another match. at a preliminary hearing here at superior court, a police detective says wint's dna was found on a neo

news4's jackie benson has reaction from the kiddie academy in foggy bottom. >> reporter: the allegations outlined in the court documents are ugly. a 35-year-old child care provider claudia roll dan of rockville, has been charged with physically abusing two babies in her care at the kiddie academy of d.c. west end, located in an office building on 25th street northwest. according to charging documents, one of the children was just three months old. in may, a doctor who examined that child found 12 separate bruises on the infant's back left arm and both thighs that appeared to have been caused by blunt force or compressive force. a police investigation began detectives examined video camera footage and spoke to a witness who said she had even roll dan pinch other infants. we spoke to parents none wanted to appear on camera who said they were drawn to the facility because of its security measures including video cameras and daily e-mail reports. >> i just think it's the most important thing in the world for your kids to be safe. who knows how many sleepless nights you spend worrying about t

news4's jackie bensen there live with exclusive details for us. jackie?> reporter: odd behavior, keywords here. sources tell news4 after police and firefighters arrived here after 7:30 that indicated an alarm and explosion at building 236, they observed odd behavior by one of the members of the institute's police force, a lieutenant who had recently acted as acting chief of that police force. now, sources tell us he was seen throwing something into the trash and putting a duffel bag in his car and was trying to leave the scene. now the sources say that that officer appeared to have been burped on his hands and arms and had to be convinced to be transported to a local hospital. inside lab, according to investigators, investigators found the blast shield blown a considerable distance, possibly as far as 25 feet. we are told by those sources that the investigators also found sudafed drain tablets drain opener and other chemicals and a recipe to make met -- met amphetamine. we are still investigating and this could be a chemical reaction due to the manufactur

s. jackie was 31 years old. she was young, she was beautiful. she was raising and bearing children, what could she possibly know? but she was very well-educated and very intelligent. she spoke spanish, italian french fluently. she wasn't really interested in politics, but she was willing to help with the campaign. what people need to realize is that when the campaign of 1960 was going on, she was pregnant and it made her active role kind of limited. but she did make calls for kennedy, and she did give speeches in spanish and italian. and she recorded campaign spots in spanish, encouraging votes for jfk. there's jackie doing some speeches in spanish. about the 1960 election, jackie said i cast only one vote for jack. it is a rare thing to be able to vote for one's husband for president, and i didn't want to diluted by voting for anyone else. she went on many foreign trips some with jfk, some by yourself. she was always very, very popular. when she went with jfk to france, jfk said i'm the man who accompanied jacqueline kennedy to paris. she dazzl

s. jackie was 31 years old. she was young, she was beautiful. she was raising and bearing children, what could she possibly know? but she was very well-educated and very intelligent. she spoke spanish, italian french fluently. she wasn't really interested in politics, but she was willing to help with the campaign. what people need to realize is that when the campaign of 1960 was going on, she was pregnant and it made her active role kind of limited. but she did make calls for kennedy, and she did give speeches in spanish and italian. and she recorded campaign spots in spanish, encouraging votes for jfk. there's jackie doing some speeches in spanish. about the 1960 election, jackie said i cast only one vote for jack. it is a rare thing to be able to vote for one's husband for president, and i didn't want to diluted by voting for anyone else. she went on many foreign trips some with jfk, some by yourself. she was always very, very popular. when she went with jfk to france, jfk said i'm the man who accompanied jacqueline kennedy to paris. she dazzl

. >> yeah, jose andreas spoke to news4's jackie bensen about his very public dispute with donald trump. she joins us now live with that reaction. jacky? >> reporter: jim chef andreas would not comment on reports that donald trump jr. has been getted as saying he will force him to pay out the ten years of that restaurant lease that chef andreas does not plan to use. the chef indicated that's not likely to change his mind about that. as the fallout continues from donald trump's controversial remarks about immigrants, d.c. chef jose andres finds himself a somewhat reluctant polarizing figure, citing his employees and his own position as a new citizen of the u.s., andres essentially walked away from a deal to run a restaurant in the trump hotel taking shape at the old post office pavilion on pennsylvania avenue near the white house. this afternoon, andres took part in a ceremony marking the 100th class to graduate from the d.c. central kitchen's culinary training program. clearly reluctant in the political limelight, andres spoke to us positively of the trump son and daughter involved in t

. >> pam: kron 4's jackie sissel has details on just how much you will have to pay. and what's behind the increase. >> reporter: starting tomorrow the people in the cars will have to pay more to cross the bridge creek and additional 25¢ across the board as a five-year plan to put in place last year when the bridge for all electronic toll kurt. this to >> not be a surprise. they should expect every july 3rd. to receive an increase. >> reporter: carpels will add 25¢ to therefore dollar toll. the five-year toll plan will be 138 $9 and raise at it will go back to the bridge. --carpoolers >> we have been happy with what happened and regards to the public safety record in regard to that barrier creek we up ongoing programs to make sure that we are up the cold and up-to-date. --up to code >> pam:caught on a ledge. that is what happened to one s-u-v this morning in the east bay. >> pam:tow trucks pulled up this car this morning. it had gone over the edge of grizzly peak blvd in berkeley. >> pam:the woman driver and her passengers. were fortunate to escape without injuries. s

for its logokron 4's jackie sissel is live at oracle arena where the services will be held. >> reporterst walking up their e conceit hellfire airplane believe that this scouting plane up right now to get the fire as the value and take a look at the area scorched all this land so far this morning. according to cal fire they abducted and affirmation sang at the fire grew overnight . 15,000 a. in nine years and video a shot about 20 minutes ago. that's the front line of the fire. the central fire chiapas morning 15,000 a. the. say they only have 5 percent of this fire contained at this point. three structures have burned and numerous outbuildings also burns and this fire. there are also telling us the there have been mandatory evacuations all over the area out here. now just a little bit south of clear lake but the fire is burning a little farther east where we're at. and very remote rocky kelly area. houses are far and few between i'll. obviously they want access see those houses make sure those houses do not add to the numbers of structures they've already lost. as i've said it's a very

. >> news4's live on m street northeast now with some of the questions raised tonight for d.c. police. jackie? >> reporter: well, doreen, this neighborhood is one of the city's gems and there was a lot of frustration at this meeting tonight. ward 6 councilmember charles allen and d.c. police officials got an earful from noma residents deeply concerned about crime near their home. the horror of the fatal stabbing of 24-year-old kevin sutherland july 4th during a robbery on board a metro train near the noma station still lingers. that crime was followed the next day by a second murder on new york avenue northeast near n street. police believe the victim 52-year-old thomas harris of alexandria was fatally injured during a struggle with a man who was trying to take his phone. d.c. police district manager william fitzgerald said that unlike those murders, a burglary and shooting inside the upscale flats apartments last sunday does not appear to be a random crime. >> the person was leaning toward that they were argued the. some activities they were involved in appear to be the cause of this. >> rep

and his late 20s and early '30's and he may have been holding a gun we had a chance to talk to the police department and he describes what witnesses say they saw. >>jackie sissel: according to police the suspect is still outstanding as you come with a live picture you see 137 next to with the door that is open that is where the shooting took place we're not sure if it's a place in side or the press told of the door obviously that will be part of the investigation also part of the investigation is this a random act of did these two people know each other that is all part of the investigation as i said there are still waiting to get that search warrants into the room and they are still searching for the suspect. >>james: other reviews this morning in the 36 people are dead after a fire--a ferry crashed the capsulizing hundred seven passengers at the time as the philippines was in a video rescue workers tried to rescue people from what the survivors say it rose from the water before flood of to aside and began sinking 94 still missing this morning elisa hundred and 18 passes were rescued by fishing boats because guard crews divers are right now searching f

describe those witnesses saw >>: the description was a black male mid-20s early '30's and for a blue jeans and boots. >>jackien this case the woman that they found shot was the registered a guest to the hotel the big question right now for police is do they think they're connected in the chapel where do they know each other they don't know the right not that is all part of the investigation they've been out here for hours and collecting meticulously collecting evidence . >>darya: will have an update with more information on another briefing newsletter please given the all clear at the washington navy yard there was a report early this morning that someone thought shots have been fired but it turns out there was no evidence of the shooting as the collective video of the huge response that this report of shots fired generator concede they lock down the area and sent all of the emergency crews because a person called 911 and reported hearing gunshots into the same facility for a gunman killed 12 people back in 2013 and took this seriously as you can see helicopters above ground crews below there was no threat fo

s&p capital. >>> the united states reaching the historic nuclear deal with iran, sure to have an impact on the price of oil. jackieis at the nymex with more on that. >> what's interesting is we saw a steep reaction to the deal earlier this morning. but prices are stabilizing, we're actually up 16 cents on wti 52.37 is where we stand now. now remember, this has been pretty much priced in. we've shed $10 over the last month or so in terms of oil prices. and whether you think this is a good deal or a bad deal that the u.s. has cut here. it will have an impact on oil prices as we go forward. let me walk you through this. the first issue is the timeline here. about 12 to 18 months before this oil will come online in a meaningful way. there is a 60-day approval process. president obama has veto power. if this does not go through. how it will impact the actual oil markets is like this -- we've got about anywhere from 20-40 million barrels of offshore oil this is floating storage oil that iran has right now. it's ready to go. analysts think it could probably get about 400,000 barrels to market per day. as soon as the end

jackie, do you know? i don't know. not like they are putting out bread crumbs, they are keeping this to themselves. some day, i'll also get the key to the s

jackie. >> thanks guys. >> our birthday is coming up. we share a birthday. which is why we are in sync. >> 12 minutes left in the trading session here. mixed day. things aren't moving higher. s&p now up 2 1/3 and nasdaq moving ever higher here. >> another record. >> best way to liven up a friday here at the new york stock exchange. david darst will join us. no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here we're here and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. >>> about eight minutes left in the trading session. joining us independent investment consultant david darst. how are you? >> nice to see you, bill. >> what did we learn this week? we've got greece behind us. iran behind us at the mo

jackie deangelis. >> closing negative on the day after bouncing between positive and negative territory. what's interesting here we'll close around $48.52. probably somewhere around there will be the settle price. we had about $1'sge so we're just about at our session lows to finish the day. the downside arguments are supply is still out of whack, the stronger dollar and we still have a lot to work on in terms of our domestic demand situation which will probably fall off the end of august. on the up side people consider the production dropoff in the u.s. and the potential for saudi arabia to cut some barrels by the end of this year as maybe the first sign that this thing could turn to the up side if production starts to fall meaningfully. expect to be in the trading range a little while longer. >>> coming up in "street talk," we'll bring you a stock one analyst says could gain 80% from here. "power lunch" will be right back. you focus on making great burgers, or building the best houses in town. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you helping with the questions you need answered to get your brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partnere

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