i represent myself and the lakewood tenants association. you may remember something that was copied to yourselves last january. listing a prolonged series of difficulties in getting a building inspection actually enforced. we have three appeals that we filed. there is a fourth that we did not file that was for excess. we thought that that would go to the access appeals board, but they do not have jurisdiction. we will have to bring it to you first. >> may i interrupt? this item is before you not on substance, but an underlying appeal. he has asked to file his appeal without pay of it -- paying filing fees. you have the ability to waive the fees. he has been informed that he could fill out the form for its bid -- and agency used by the court of appeals. he did not choose to do that. he wanted to come to you to keep the appeals that he wishes to file. the ultimate item before you today is whether or not you will allow him not to pay the filing fees that the board of supervisors have set. >> that is exactly right. thank you for making my speec

. >>> police in vienna are calling a death suspicious that happen wednesday at home on lakewood drive. the babysitter took the baby to the mother's home in reston. fire department has condemned the baby sitters because of code violations. >>> sentencing tonight for a council member. she pled guilty in june. she and her husband were arrested in a federal corruption probe. at her trial was moved to december 9. there was a scheduling conflict. >>> if you were planning to go to bdm day -- to the dmv forget it. they are undergoing maintenance. you will have to wait until tuesday. dmv will be closed on monday for columbus day. >>> new details on events in fredericksburg. >> the price of a home drops dramatically. >> and afghanistan tenures later. what trips think of the longest running war in the u.s. history. >> and we're looking at sunshine for the next hour or so and the beautiful weekend. with some rain in the extended hours. everybody knows the best place for a good time is mississippi. and that's only until they visited us !n louisiana. which is a distant second to sunny florida. for

. >> reporter: meanwhile this home on lakewood drive the fire department has deemed it unsafe and just a day ago neighbors say police were collecting evidence from inside. >> later in the day a policeman was holding a door open and a young girl was taking some stuff out and putting it in her car. i guess he was moving her out. >> reporter: at this point all police will call this case is a suspicious death. they have no one in custody. no suspects yet. they say they are interviewing many people. reporting in vienna, britany morehouse, 9news now. >> the d.c. medical examinering's office is performing an autopsy. no word yet on the official cause of death of that child. >>> it was ten years ago today that the u.s. went to war in afghanistan. on this anniversary the white house says the u.s. is achieving its objective to ultimately defeat the al-qaida network. troops saying they still face a fierce insurgery. >> the insurgents that operate in this area are determined. >> about 100,000 american troops are now in afghanistan. nearly 1800 have died. u.s. soldiers have already handed over much

it was this home on lakewood drive. that's where the child was left with a caretaker yesterday. they say that caretaker then took the baby to his mother in reston but when they arrived the little boy wasn't responding. she called 911. the baby was taken to the hospital. last night almost midnight he died. >> i never knew there was any young children, babies like that. >> no stroller, no car seats, no sign of a baby? >> no. they never mentioned a baby. >> relatives say he would have turned 1 years old on october 23rd and police are now investigating this case as a suspicious death. >>> more americans are back on the job. that according to the u.s. labor department. some new numbers out today show employers added just over 100,000 jobs last month. however, that was not enough to even make a dent in the nation's 9.1% unemployment rate as an estimated 14 million of us are still without work. meanwhile, analysts say the report shows the economy is not gaining much momentum. however, it is easing fears of a double-dip recession. >> we do not believe that it will happen but there is no

giving this house on lakewood drive a thorough going over. police say yesterday there was an 11-month-old baby boy at this house. they say the caregiver drove the boy from the house to reston to his mother. the boy was in an unresponsive state and eventually flown to children's hospital for treatment. all of that triggered the search today at this home hear now from bill murray of the vienna police department. is there any indication of wrong doing? >> no indication of anything yet. there's an unresponsive child. it's a brand-new investigation. it's early in the investigation. >> reporter: so far, no charges? >> no, no charges or arrests or anything of that nature. >> reporter: police took things from the house but it's unclear what it might lead to. when they finished their search, they posted a sign on the front door. it reads this area unsafe. use prohibited by fire official. they say the little boy is still in the hospital. their investigation continues on. doreen, back to you. >> more questions than answers on this one at this point. tha

they spent most of yesterday searching this home on lakewood drive in vienna. police say wednesday the little boy was at this home. that the boy's caretaker took him from the house to his mother. that the boy was in an unresponsive state. he was taken to children's hospital. thursday night, he was pronounced dead. how are you characterizing the baby's death right now? >> it's a suspicion death. it's not normal for an 11-month-old child to pass away. we are going to look into it. you know, in depth. >> reporter: in addition to searching the house, police are interviewing the boy's caretaker, his mother and others trying to determine what happened. scott stewart, he lives across the street from that house. did you ever notice anything unusual going on at that house? >> just the lights on all night. >> reporter: did you ever hear any baby crying. >> never heard a baby there. >> reporter: screaming? >> nope, never. >> reporter: so the news of this baby's death is -- >> i'm totally surprised. >> reporter: so far, no one has been charged with any wrong doing in this

they spent most of yesterday searching this home on lakewood drive in vienna.ice say wednesday the little boy was at this home. that the boy's caretaker took him from the house to his mother. that the boy was in an unresponsive state. he was taken to the children's hospital. thursday night, he was pronounced dead. how are you characterizing the baby's death right now? >> it's a suspicious death. it's not normal for an 11-month-old child to pass away. we are going to be looking into it. you know, in depth. >> reporter: in addition to searching the house, police are interviewing the boy's caretaker, his mother and others trying to determine what happened. scott stewart, he lives across the street from that house. did you ever notice anything unusual going on at that house? >> just the lights on all night. >> reporter: did you ever hear any baby crying. >> never heard a baby there. >> reporter: screaming? >> nope. never. >> reporter: the news of this baby's death is -- >> i'm totally surprised. >> reporter: so far, no one has been charged with any wrong doing in t

lakewood beginning at 11:00 tonight begin agent 5:00 p.m. tomorrow.y winds expected ridge top gusts 65 miles per hour. and so very gusty winds, and they're going to be seeing them as well. 85 in palm springs so there is a warmer day. down south, 69. chico, sunny skies and there is sunshine around the state. and there is sunny skies, warmer conditions for wednesday and there is 74 in the south bay. temperatures coming up as well, low to mid-70s, 73 in san ma dayo los altos, 74 degrees and look at this. beach weather, low 70s. there is downtown san francisco, south san francisco coming up five, six degrees z heading into north bay, this is where you're going to see a real jump in temperatures. santa rosa mid-60s so far today. 10 degrees warmer with north winds and there is a 73 in san rafael. and there is 74 degrees in oakland. it's a beautiful day in fremont. 74 and running warmer in livermore there is 75 in santa cruz and in morgan hill. red flag rning -- warnings up. continuing until 6:00 a.m. thursday morning for high fire dangers as we're expecting

it happened at the family's home on lakewood drive on wednesday night. the police say the boy's caregiver took him to his mother and when they got, there the child was unresponsive. he was flown to children's national medical center in d.c. where he later died. vienna police are heading up this investigation but fairfax county police are involved in one also. >>> and developing news from new york city where protestors are continuing their occupy wall street demonstration. protestors have have been camped out for weeks there and there is no sign of them leaving any time soon and the demonstrations are spreading to other major cities across the country amount similar protest in philadelphia. hundreds of demonstrators at city hall there saying corporations and banks have too much influence on the government. some of the protestors are demanding other changes like an end to the war in afghanistan. >>> the message does not end there, though. hundreds of protestors hit the streets of d.c. for the second straight day. and fox 5s sarah simmons is live with more

left the veteran dead and a community in mourning. 32-year-old trent thorpe was killed by police in lakewoodgton, and a neighbor reported him lying in the street with a gunshot wound. when the police responded they found him sitting in a puddle of blood. they asked him to drop his weapon and shots rang out. four officers have been placed on an administrative leave penden an investigation into the shooting. thorpe had returned from afghanistan in june. >>> a sheriff and a deputy are dead after another grim encounter sunday. the guardsman christopher hodges had reportedly been fighting with his girlfriend and firing at passing cars with an assault rifle along a road in augusta, georgia. 47-year-old deputy james paul was off duty, but investigated the gunshots. authorities say that hodges shot him multiple times, and then he killed himself. >>> stop and frisk is a controversial tactic used by police in big cities like new york, los angeles and philadelphia. now, protesters in new york are calling the practice racist and say that most of the time, there are no arrests and no contraband susan can

>> reporter: gina from lakewood is the mother of a preschooler. a wife and a full-time writer. and like other women, she overcommits herself to people and projects she doesn't have time for. >> i think if i were to draw myself, it would be like a person going after pretty shiny things like oh, look at that that's so interesting, oh, look over there, that's so interesting. but then when i -- i don't follow through with it or it's not so shiny and pretty when i realize how much work is involved, then, you know, then i'm depressed about it or i'm -- what a loser i am. >> reporter: she says her lack of concentration has created challenges throughout her life. >> fender-benders, yeah. losing jobs? most definitely. let's just say i have been let go quite a few times. >> reporter: and within the last year, a separation in her marriage from her husband of 14 years. gina's inability to follow through led to depression and then a startling finding. attention deficit disorder. something increasingly being diagnosed in adults. >> rare that we have ever seen somebody with attention deficit

. >>> in lakewood, washington, police shoot and kill a soldier recently back from afghanistan.ght when a neighbor reported a man lying in the street with a gunshot wound. when police responded, trent thorpe was sitting in a pool of blood. >> i heard the police say, drop the weapon, drop the weapon, several times, loudly. then i heard a couple of shots and then a volley of shots. >> four officers have been mrailsed on administrator leave pending an investigation. thorpe returned from afghanistan in june. >>> now to philadelphia where preliminary hearing has been set today for three suspects accused of imprisoning four mentally zib disabled adults. the three will appear in court december 19th. they face charges countrying criminal conspiracy, kidnapping and false imprisonment after the landlord of an apartment building discovered the adults locked in this 15 x 6 basement. a hearing is set for wednesday for a fourth suspect, weston's daughter jean mcintosh. >>> finally, to st. paul, minnesota, where a teacher and her second grade class wrote letters to moammar gadhafi 25 years ago

the lakewood, florida. carmen, democrat's line. caller: good morning.ave never agreed with tucker carlson but i do agree with what he said about mr. perry. he does not make -- he did not make any sense last night. i could not fathom anything that he said. and attacking the other gentlemen for being mormon. people are right, religion has nothing to do with being president of the united states. we should all be included in this discussion. this is an important election we have coming up. what this debate proved his -- is this was more like a circus than a debate. guest: actually, i thought a couple of the candidates made, not the case that you described, but made a case for not judging mitt romney's religion. values are important. if you belong to the arian nation church, it is fair to say your bellies are inconsistent with american values and should not be president. but as far as your path to salvation, your theology on a granular level, that is sort of out of bounds, at least for purposes of the presidential debate. i thought they did a good job, parti

host: lakewood of florida, you are up first. democrats line, good morning. caller: i agree with mr.at he said about mr. perry. he did not make any sense last night. i could not fathom anything of what he said. the other gentleman, for being mormon, the other people were right, religion does not have anything to do with being president. we should all be included in this discussion. it is an important election we have coming up. what the debate proved is that none of these candidates -- it was like a circus. it was more like a circus than a debate. thank you very much. guest: i thought a couple of the other candidates made a pretty compelling case for not judging mitt romney's religion. now these are important -- values are important. if your values are inconsistent with american bellies, you should not be president. your theology on a granular level, that is out of bounds. at least for the purposes of the presidential race. i thought they did a pretty good job, especially rick santorum, explain the role of faith in public life. host: they ask people to connect words with candidates.

the lakewood, florida. carmen, democrat's line. caller: good morning.ver agreed with tucker carlson but i do agree with what he said about mr. perry. he does not make -- he did not make any sense last night. i could not fathom anything that he said. and attacking the other gentlemen for being mormon. people are right, religion has nothing to do with being president of the united states. we should all be included in this discussion. this is an important election we have coming up. what this debate proved his -- is this was more like a circus than a debate. guest: actually, i thought a couple of the candidates made, not the case that you described, but made a case for not judging mitt romney's religion. values are important. if you belong to the arian nation church, it is fair to say your bellies are inconsistent -- values are inconsistent with american values and should not be president. but as far as your path to salvation, your theology on a granular level, that is sort of out of bounds, at least for purposes of the presidential debate. i thought they