the runners are out here doing a personal goal, a dream, and then you have them thank marines and marines thanking them. i'm going to go on air and say it's a lovefest throughout here. >> reporter: it is, it is. >> we're going to be out here at 10:30 when the first ones cross the line. joining me in about a half an hour, governor mcauliffe will be up here. we've got two different locations. we've got the 10k at the different sight and the howitzer here. >> we can sense the excitement. thanks so much. we'll check back in. the marine corps marathon is nicknamed the people's marathon. the run is a little different than it has been in years past because it actually pass through crystal city. you can see those changes in the nbc washington app as well as the road close yours you'll run into today. >> since so many roads are closed, your best bet is metro. the system opened an hour ago, two hours early. you're going to want to get off at the pentagon or penalty gonl city stations. the arlington cemetery station will not open until after the official start of the marathon at 8:30 this morning. a

the marines cheering. once he crosses the finish line, he'll get his medal. >> i can only imagine. >> here we go. whoo! >> congratulations to him. big round of applause. >> great times. there's the medal. and as i mentioned, they're going to have some live music and entertainment. the most important thing, they have beer. a lot of beer at the end. >> you've got to give them fluids. there's the medal that angie was talking about. >> he's with the army clearly. >> there it is. >> that's right. >> go army. >> let's talk about that rathon on the hill quickly. hillary and -- i know it's an interesting transition. >> nothing wrong with that. >> hillary, she obviously was fully prepared. >> she survive. she won the political theater. i think substance on the foreign policy is still going to be the issue in the general election. she won and their disorganized way of questioning her made her look better. what an important ten days she's had. that's important. 12 days ago you had a democratic party in the lead wring

forecast for sunday's much-anticipated marine corps marathon. john gonzalez is at the convention center with what is happening today to get the runners ready. john: the u.s. marine corps health and fitness expo is underway this afternoon at the d.c. convention center, and this, of course, is the preevent for the big event on sunday morning, the 40th marine corps marathon. ruby red shirts will be given out here for the runners -- ruby red for the 40th anniversary, and there is a lot going on. this is mark goldman. marx, tell me about the expert we have a lot going on. the registration is back here for 30,000 runners. mark: it is the marine corps marathon health and fitness expo. over 100,000 people from all 50 states and 59 countries arriving in the nation's capital in arlington virginia and the first stop is the health and fitness expo. every runner checks in here, get their participant bib, the ruby red. john: 26.2 miles.

we talk about marine protected area and marine reserves, meaning don't take zones.y are important because they live up to what the cons vair -- the commission for the continues indication was create dodd. this is help preserve and conserve the 10,000 species that live in the southern oceans. but also because they provide climate reference zones that are increasingly important as climate change accelerates in the world. >> reporter: because there are species of creatures that live nowhere else. >> that's right. four species of penguins, one of them is actually expanding but two or declining rapidly. we want to understand why that's happening. >> reporter: now, i know that you are formal observer, so you can't say too much about what is happening in the meeting. is there a sense of disappointment there that this probably isn't going to go through this year again? >> there is a sense of disappointment but a little bit of light you remembered our feet as well because china -- because we have seen a change this year. one of the two countries last year as you said was chi

it's really an energizing spot at mile 4 from the marine corps marathon.ack to you in the studio. >> reporter: i'm megan fitzgerald. this is where they'll be remembered. we've started to see hand cyclists coming through here. they flierg flags. next to them the names of soldiers and their names and rank. some from vietnam, persian golf, korean war, iraq, and afghanistan, many of the participants say this is the part of the marathon that they'll be able to reflect and to the american heroes that we've lost. it's also a powerful moment for many volunteers as well. >> this is a chance to give back to the military. it's a living memorial to those who have sacrificed and serviced our country. >> what does it mean. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: now the co-founders of the two mile mark have lost their spouses in iran and afghanistan. they wanted to give people an opportunity to remember the fallen heroes and express their thanks. they say some people don't know how to say thank you. this is their moment. as you see behind me, folks are coming through here. you can s

the marine corps band is playing at union square. several people lined up along the water front here along san francisco to see the parade of ships led by the san francisco fire boat guardian and uss saint george and other ships followed. we spoke with some who trekked far to see this for the first time and others who have come to fleet week every year. >> it is awesome seeing the ships come under the golden gate bridge. i've never seen anything like. that all of them in formation. yeah. i'm really excited about it. >> just being here in the bay and san francisco. it is a beautiful city. it still is. and fresh air, it is not foggy today. that is kind of. >> yeah it was great weather today. the highlight of fleet week is of course the air show that gets under way 20 minutes from now and the blue angels set to do their performance at three this afternoon. the military and several first responders set-up what is called a humanitarian assistance center along the marina green. like a mini city that shows first responder capabilities at th

i've run the marine corps marathon three times.st beautiful state in america and finish in the most beautiful state and then you get to see the district of columbia and see all the great sites we have. >> reporter: the governor taking a break this year but he has a big job, a big start to this race, number 40 for the marine corps marathon. the people's marathon. yes, things get started in just about 20 minutes. people ages from 12 to 82 years old will be running this beautiful scenic route. this is also the largest hand cycle race for folks who are wounded heroes. so a lot going on today. we'll bring you more in about 20 minutes. back to you. >> thank you. >>> hundreds of people turned out for the 29th annual walk to end h.i.v. the 5k took place on freedom plaza in downtown washington saturday. the money from the event raises money for whitman walker health which is right here in d.c. the nonprofit organization provides health care and other programs for people affected by h.i.v. and aids. >>> the washington international horse sho

. >> we talk about both marine protected areas and marine reserves, marine reserves meaning don't take are important because they live up to what the conservation -- the commission for the conservation of antarctic marine resources was create today do which is help preserve and conserve the 10,000 species that the live in the southern oceans but also because they provide climate reference zones that are increasingly important as climate change accelerates in the world. >> reporter: because there are species of creatures that live nowhere else. >> that's right. there are four species of penguins and what we are seeing is one of them is actually expanding but two are declining rapidly. we want to understand why that's happening. >> reporter: so where we should know formally whether the countries are in agreement or not in a couple of hours time. but if, as it looks, these marine protected areas are still not agreed to this year, then the delegations will go back to their home countries and meet informally over the next 12 months and be back again in hobart 12 months from now when they ho

they were in marin so she could receive cancer treatment. >>> 5:05. there's a disturbing rise in the number of the accidents along cal train tracks. now cal train is taking new actions. you are in burlingame at the scene of the latest crash between a train and a car. >> yeah, these accidents are happening where there's crossings. cars are getting stuck on the tracks while a train is coming, cal train wants to educate drivers on what not to do. the latest subsequent was wednesday when a train struck a car. the drivers caped the car before the before the accident. that was the 6thcrash between a vehicle and a cal train since august. they are working with police to prevent future crashes. officers will be warning drivers, one crash was deadly for a woman who was stuck on the track in february. she was waiting behind other traffic but distribute stop before the crossing gate. it plans on using social media to stay safe when you're near the rails. we'll talk to you later. >>> we want to update you on a story, one of the americans who fought off the terrori

now they will only be dining in the marin county jail. also the suspects are charged with what is called special circumstance allegations, to give you an idea, an example of that would be multiple murders. and very serious charges like that could lead to the death penalty. at the marin county jail, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> the three murder suspects are expected to be arraigned tomorrow in marin county superior court. >>> the federal government plans to charge raymond "shrimp boy" chow, he link chow, a fixture in chinatown, for the killings that took place in 2006 and 2013. chow is set to stand trial next month on a series of racketeering charges. >>> 4:33, a startling discovery near les gaydos, a human skull was found yesterday. someone found it in a rural area, chopper 5 saw cadaver dogs brought in to sniff out anymore possible remains the in the area. santa clara sheriff's department says they are not sure if this call is from a man or woman or how long it has now. so far investigators have not found any more remains. >>> list of alive lo

reporting live in marin county. cheryl hurd, nbc news. >> thank you. >>> one of the worst fires is at last fully could not teenage. firefighters completely surrounded the valley fire today but they are still out there mopping under the containment zone. four people were killed. nearly 2,000 structures destroyed. more than 1,200 of those, homes. >>> a new case of bed bugs at another library on the peninsula. this time they were found on a chair at the library on alma street. they are keeping this facility closed tomorrow to allow pest control to inexpect and treat and clean the place. officials are expecting to reopen at 10:00. in the last nine days, two libraries shut down because of a bed bugai infestation. >>> we have new information about the warriors one step closer to moving to san francisco. mayor ed lee announcing that ucsf if s officially on board the plans to build the new water front marine. a they were initially against the plan citing increased traffic near the medical center. here's the new deal. it inc

there's lots of events. 11:00 the marine colorado avalanches band -- marine corps band. blue angels start around 3:00 or so. lots of people this weekend. take public transportation. the president is in town, keep that in mind for this weekend as well. >> i have a mission for you. >> i'm not going in the tank. >> i want you to taste that bay water that's been filtered. >> do you have a bottle i can taste the bay water. >> i'm down. i want to hear what the bay water tastes like. >> i will do that for you pam. >> it's 6:43. she's called a bike angel. coming up the active kindness that will have dozens of children with new bikes. >>> more problems with pg&e. there's new reports suggesting they are having problems tracking the safety of the natural gas system. >>> we're looking at a commute where traffic is moving along pretty well in san francisco. . >>> happen a -- happy friday. we have orange to the sun rise. we'll have the friday forecast. ♪ you should shop at grocery outlet first, ♪ ♪ because their prices are up to 60% less than what you'll ♪ ♪ find at regular stores. ♪

there are folks in town for the marine corps marathon. the temperatures are in the 50's at the start of the race. if skies will clear through the afternoon hours. hurricane patricia with sustained winds at 200 miles per hour. the movement is north/northeast at 14 miles per hour. expected to make landfall at this hour. the system bedy pin niche in terms of the wind. the remnants could move our way to next week but it's not there now. four degrees above average for this time of the year. the record was in 1978. temperatures across the board, middle 60's. if you head north it's in the 60's now but as the sun will go down we have the temperatures to fall quickly. already in the 50's. a nice bump in temperatures tomorrow but then another cold front on the way. the satellite and radar, the high pressure is going to settle in to keep us clear and dry for the overnight hours. it will allow the temperatures to fall. it's cooler in suburban areas with the temperatures around 40 degrees in gaithersburg. 42 at leesburg. middleton around 41. upper 30'

live pictures of the marin county jail. the three drifter we talked about for the last week or so, suspected of killing two people, are now inside the jail. they were just extradited from portland, oregon. last week, deputies say they fled the bay area to portland after killing a local yoga teacher and a backpacker. we'll bring you the latest tonight on our 6:00 news. >> finally tonight, one more thing to blame on california's drought. shrinking pumpkins. >> 1,969 pounds. >> the big winner at today's half moon bay pumpkin weigh-off was a giant gourd from oregon, where water is not being rationed. california farmers say their cropped were noticeably smaller this year because of the lack of rain. >> i think it's probably hurt the way that the pumpkins in this vicinity, about 25%. >> we're hoping for 1600 today. so we'll see what comes out. it would be nice if it was more. but i don't think it's going to be enough to do some damage. >> well, the oregon farmer who raised the winning pumpkin is taking home about $11,000 in prize

we are outside the marin county jail tonight with details why marin is taking the lead today. >> frank, the marin county district attorney received these cases first, and this is where those suspects are -- will make their first court appearances. they're scheduled to be arraigned on murder charges wednesday morning. >> they traveled more than 600 miles, from portland, oregon to san rafael, california. this is the end of the line for the murder suspects you see being led out of those white vans. the destination of this road trip, the marin county jail. >> any time someone, obviously is murdered in the fashion that happened here, it's something that gets everyone's attention. >> the marin county district attorney announced he filed double murder charges against morrison haze lampley, sean michael angold and lila scott alligood. >>> on october 5th, a hiker was found shot to death in fair fox -- fairfax. the victim, steven carter. his stolen car would later link the suspects to another murder just two days earlier in san francisco's golden gate park. that victim, canadian backpacker audre

believe you me, marines are going to do drugs. they're going to do it. >> because i was in the navy for ten years and christian carney was a marine, we did have an initial bond, and it did honestly rub me the wrong way because i feel like when you take an oath of honor and courage and commitment, you need to stand behind the code of the united states marine corps. and to see him justifying his actions as far as the drug use and the drug dealing, it did bother me. it did bother me. >> in our final interview with carney who served seven months in iraq and was awarded a good conduct medal, he once again spoke more like a marine than a convicted drug dealer and murder suspect. >> since i've been in jail i've been reduced to living out of a paper bag, i've recognized my potential. this has enabled me to recognize my potential. and i believe that sometimes in order to come up strong, you have to be put down as far as you can go. you have to be pushed to the absolute limit that you can be pushed, and to see if that's going to destroy you

life, this thing is covered in other marine life. it's complex. >> that's right. it's complex interconnected... if you do damage to one you do damage to all. >> coming up on techknow: >> if some disaster occurs, are we ready? >> alaska's reliance... and reservations about oil in the arctic. >> last year's crisis at the >> last year's crisis at the >> the ocean is an extremely important part of our lifestyle, any changes that occur here are going to affect us in some manner. >> austin ahmasuk is an inupiaq native who was born and raised in nome alaska. >> my major concern with any oil development in that neck of the woods is response readiness. what's going to happen if some disaster occurs. are we ready? and, frankly, from from my own experience in this region, i know that we're not totally ready for a gigantic disaster, that's what scares me. >> but alaskans also depend on oil to keep their state running. about 90% of its budget is supplied by oil revenues. slumping oil prices have caused those revenues to drop. >> there's been dril

first we have the return of the marine layer.t's causing airport delays up to 52 minutes on some arriving flights at sfo. otherwise, we are going to see late morning burnoff at the beaches today. and then lots of blue skies for everybody and some warmer conditions. shield of clouds drifts back to the hawaiian islands. you have to go back to 1949 to see a hurricane of this size develop this late in the hurricane season south of the hawaiian islands. now, the fetch of the clouds are already making its way into the pacific northwest. queer expecting it to fall apart but we do -- we're expecting it to fall apart but we do expect some remnants in the form of rain and gusty winds to impact the pacific northwest over the weekend. right now they are already seeing light showers and the beginning edges of that. blocking ridge of high pressure means we'll see a warm trend here locally. mid-80s central valley. 74 high sierra. there's your sun-up and sundown and smack in between, 70s beaches, 70s bay, 70s peninsula, mid-80s inland. west wind

marine osprey aircraft delivered a moving fly over for a veteran -- for veteran marine and paratroopers tucked through the open sky, touting massive american flags. the weather, soggy. kerri kenney of gaithersburg kept track of his son with the help of a cell phone app. >> i dropped him off early this morning. i was up at the crack of don with him. kevin: this year's race includes runners from all 50 states and 59 countries. the youngest participant, 14. the oldest, 87. >> this is her third marathon. john cheeringnd on their daughter, who's hoping to qualify for the boston marathon. >> lots of hard work. people that have big challenges today. it just humbles you, i think. kevin: this 26.2 mile circuit and listing the help of 2300 marines, showcasing their fitness, goodwill, and organizational skills. today's race marks the 100th marathon for one man running today, another person we talked to said he and his girlfriend traveled from chicago to honor a family member who is a marine. the race is chock full of amazing story straight in arlington, i'm kevin lewis. back to you. kellye: the cr

the marin independent journal reports of dr. could be chosen as soon as march and work could begin weeks after that. >>> the three santa clara county correctional officers accused of beating an inmate to death are all expected to enter pleas today. rafael rodriguez, jereh lubrin and matthew farris are charged with murdering michael tyree. the deputies allegedly became violent when tyree refused to take his medication. >>> i'm cate cauguiran live at the marin county jail where three drifters accused of killing two people will be waking up this morning. we are learning now that those three suspects could face life in prison without parole or the death penalty. the three drifters arrived yesterday after a long drive from portland, oregon. they were taken in an unmarked van from the sheriff's department. the suspects have been identified as 24-year-old sean angold, 23-year-old morrison lampley and 18-year-old lila alligood. last week, portland police tracked them down outside a dining hall. the three are charged with murdering two p

our oceans are being choked with all kinds of marine debris. >> marine debris is any man-made material that is lost or thrown away into the ocean. so, for example, this fishing gear that we have here, if it's accidentally lost into the ocean, it can become marine debris. >> even everyday items thrown away on land can wind up in the ocean. the cigarette butts in this jar came from the streets of washington, d.c. >> what happens when it rains is cigarette butts go down a storm drain, and through the storm drain, they go out into the ocean. and cigarette butts are actually made of plastic, so this does not degrade in the environment. so just like this plastic bottle, once this enters the ocean environment, it's there. >> marine debris comes in all shapes and sizes. >> some other examples of marine debris are a toothbrush, a glow stick, a cigarette lighter, fishing line, plastic bottle cap, a fishing lure, styrofoam, and even a golf ball. >> all of it is dangerous for sea creatures and birds. tangled in it and die. it's a big problem, but no matter where we live, we all can help. >> you ca

the marin county d.a. revealed in carter's case it was morrison lampley who allegedly pulled the trigger. >> in the course of a crime where they are all joined, if someone is what they call vicariously liable as an aider and ab better in the commission of a crime, they can be held responsible in the case of a shooting for the shooter's conduct. >> even if they didn't pull the trigger? >> even if they did not pull the trigger. >> reporter: given the special circumstances of lying in wait and murder while committing a robbery, lampley and his two co-defendants are eligible for the death penalty if convicted. you might also notice that the d.a. has agreed to try both cases here together in marin even though one of the murders took place in san francisco. when the trio was arrested last week in portland, oregon, law enforcement allegedly found them with steve carter's vw station wagon, items belonging the audrey carey and a gun that police say is the same caliber as the one used in both murders. live in marin,

the suspects world up to the marin county jail yesterday evening, they were transported in unmarked vans from the sheriff's department after a long drive from portland, oregon. these are the three suspects. 24-year-old sean angold, 23-year-old morrison lampley, and 18-year-old lila alligood. last week, portland police tracked them down at a soup kitchen. now, all three suspects are charged with murdering two people, 23-year-old audrey carey, a canadian tourist and 67-year-old steve carter, a well-known marin county therapist. both victims were found dead in two different counties days apart and investigators say they were murdered with the same gun. police have classified the three suspects as drifters. but this morning, all three of them will be waking up with four solid walls around them and certainly won't be going anywhere for quite some time. reporting live in san rafael, cate cauguiran, kpix 5. >> we did show you the wrong suspects there, we want to make note of that and we apologize. >>> right now it is 5:01, this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, a few cars stacking up

because of the similarities of the two cases san francisco police called marin county police. here are the new mug shots of the three suspects. morrison lampley, lilaal-good. they were arrested in oregon. they found items belonging to kerry with the trio. they found a gun with the suspects. the weapon is believed to be the one used to kill steven carter. investigators are looking into the motives behind the attacks. >> it appears we have three people identify as three lost souls and we're trying to identify what their motivation, state of mind, these will come into play. >> search teams have been walking along looking for evidence. steve carter's wife posted a message saying there will be a public mihmalial on saturday -- memorial saturday october 31. their dog is being cared for by a vet. they were staying in marin so she could receive cancer treatment. >>> the winner of the peace prize was announced. >> the noble committee has decided that the noble peace prize for 2015 is to be awarded to the tune'sian -- tune's can national quartetel. they are credited for building the onl

all eyes are on the marine corps marathon. a little cool for the runners early on, but then climbing into the upper-60's. keep an eye out to the sky for those showers. sunday, the redskins are playing. if you are going out early for tailgating, there might be showers. grab the poncho. 63 degrees by kickoff. by 4:00 p.m.. the sunshine will,. maybe we will be celebrating it redskins victory. wouldn't that be nice? some of the moisture could be from patricia. a lot to monitor in the weather center. jummy: we will stick with you guys all weekend long. thank you. well, an arkansas state legislator made national med twoes when he re-ho of three of his adopted daughters. elizabeth vargas joins us with details and her exclusive interview. such a story when you hear about so many people working so hard to adopt children. elizabeth: it is. what really struck us and was shocking to many people and why the story became such a national sensation, nobody knew it was legal to re-home adopted children -- which is basically fighting someone el

the inmates will be wrapping up breakfast in marin county right new. their first meal.he new video we have of them shows them arriving in marin county, the first look of them since the arrest. they are property back here from oregon with shaved heads and were wearing orange jump suits. >> if you are a report and you can introduce evidence of two murders in the same form, it can strengthen the case against each of them. >> the trio is accused of killing audrey carey in golden gate park and of killing steve carter in marin county on a highing trail. the authorities have found no connection between the suspects and the victims. it appears to be random crimes of opportunity. they are charged with murder with special circumstances make thole elible for the death penalty. >> breaking overnight the dutch safety board said malaysian airlines flight 17 was shot down by a surface-to-air missiles over ukraine last year. this was announced at a news conference in the netherlands with a backdrop of the reconstructed plane. the report said the jut should not have been flying over ukr

adam marin had a pick six, that is the younger brother of doug marin. tonight, including the rams against farmington new, both conference. entering the night, the rams in green early in the third. farmington nute coughs up the football, and freshman greg gibby recovers. that leads to a touchdown run by kyle grady, 6-6 area -- 6-6. the tigers start to take control with their ground game noah vander with a short touchdown run 14-6, farmington next -eight. possession. a one play drive howard patch takes off, 20-6. cardinals when artie 8-13. -- win 8-13. the cougars home with souhegan, the cougars celebrating their 12 seniors on senior night. first quarter, cougars quarterback finds graham parker for nine yards, the drive would stall, the sabres have the ball. big run, 56 on the ground. a few plays later, they finish off the drive with a two yard touchdown making it six-nothing, so begin. 39-21, so begin -- souhegan. justin noris ran for 137 yards. director was recognized at halftime. riley roy fire to the end zone and connects with brenda mooney in the back corner. that is a touchdown for la

jason rezaian grew up in marin county. his family learned about the verdict from a news conference on iranian television and news of the verdict came as a surprise even to rezaian's attorney in iran. >> there is no evidence that jason had access to any kind of secret information. there is no evidence he tried to obtain any information that he shouldn't have had. there is no evidence that he had anything other than public information that was available on tv or in the news. >> rezaian's brother says he will be more optimistic once they can get the case to an appeals court. in the president iran's president has suggested the idea of a prisoner swap or exchange but so far nothing has come to fruition. when we asked ali about it, he said if it brings my brother home, i'm all for it. a lot of people call him a political pawn. a lot of people were concerned when the nuclear talks came up. why didn't the president assert for freedom. and it brings me back to the family. >> even those three hikers. >> released on bail. >> yeah. ev

most brought to marin county's marine mammal center. researchers say they can't find enough food. >> all up and down the entire california coast and even further north up into washington and oregon. >> researchers say warmer ocean temperatures driven away the first seals' main source of food, anchovies, sardines, and squid. >> we had to hold them still for safety, get a tube into their stomach and perform in the food and any medication from the vets. they responded pretty well. most of them, but unfortunately, some of them by the time they arriv arrived, they were beyond help. >> only 11 of the fur seals recovered and were released after being tagged with satellite trackers to see where they go. after birth, far off the baja, california, coast, they spend most of their lives at sea. researchers fear el nino's rainy but warm winter cycle may only make conditions worse for fur seals. and for sea lions as well. many here that weave their heads back and forth as a symptom of neurotoxins from the explosion of algae in the pacific. more than

just search marine corps marathon. >>> 6:06. left waiting and waiting on a plane long after his flight landed. the fallout after a passenger goes to great lengths to get a wheelchair at raggal national airport. >>> right now, part of georgetown pike is shut down. that's coming up. >>> first a development involving a crash between a truck and a bus that leaves dozens vo: does hal parrish share our values? as mayor, parrish cut school funding nearly three million dollars. reading and science scores fell. parrish said no to opening new women's health clinics, denying access to cancer screenings and breast exams. so instead of dealing with the economy and jobs, parrish will join with the richmond extremists to slash education and threaten women's health care. hal parrish -- too extreme for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. >>> developing right now, major investigation just starting into a crash that killed more than 40 people in france. this happened just a few hours ago. we know at least 4

our reporter is at the marin county jail. >> kristen, they are back if marin and they will be here.have learned they will be tried if this county. we will get right to the new video we have that just came in yesterday afternoon when they were rot back to marin from oregon this is our first look of the three since their arrest. they arrived here with shaked heads and wearing orange jumpsuits. they are accused of murders in san francisco and marin county. they will be tried for everything in marin. our legal analysts said this is unusual but makes sense as a strategy. >> overlapping facts, you have people who are involved in the same crime. you have evidence that will relate to both crimes. >> the trio is accused of shooting and beating audrey katy to death in golden gate park and shooting steve carter to death on a hike trial. it is believed they used a gun they stole from a car in san francisco. if convicted they could face the death penalty. from kansas city, missouri, two firefighters are called "heroes," after losing their lives in the line of future. the wall of the apartment bu

i taught as a marine in vietnam. i'm so proud of my son who left school to go serve and was in ramadi during those bad times. that is a special program. tois a program designed assist those who serve and transition back into civilian life. these other to situations that you mention, we why to get our arms around college costs so much now. that is number one. again, thank you for your service, and i look forward to seeing you in new hampshire. [applause] >> we have one more. webbw is it going, senator ? i'm brendan. newrve right here in hampshire. service is something i'm very passionate about. with that said, presidents in passedt have fought and so many things to expand national service. question is to you, would you continue that legacy? senator webb: i thank you for that question. for a been saying this number of years. country,laces in this people in this country, who are forgotten, who simply do not fit into the normal matrix of how our economic decisions are made. one of the best things we can do , and whether

>>reporter: shawn are in custody in marine couldn't charged with two murders.ish president higgins and hads wife sabrina on a tour of the west coast with scheduled stops in the bay area. they will plenty a tree wednesday at the civic center in downtown berkeley to remember the 6 students would died in the balcony collapse in june t.they will visit google in mountain view to meet with irish staff there something did he today in seattle. >> the relationship we have are very important ones. the they are yes in relation to maybe the most important issue of our time and high employment quaition. >>reporter: his visit is to advance ireland relationship with the tech giants. >>> unusual site to marin couldn't today. one that should become commonplace by the end of next year. sonoma county marine rail transit system began very visible testing program and wayne went along for a ride. >> look off to the side of highway 101 in novato today. not quite as fast as speeding bullet but getting there. the smarte&uus= train system linking sonoma and marine counties has begun a s

look at that. >> marin county sheriff. >> all right. i wonder if they know they are on television. >> they have the parade of ships coming in at 11:00. >> ha is really cool. >> at least we know it's not a made upshot. norman the bike riding dog will be at the bay area pet fair this weekend. we have posted more information about the free testing on our website look for it in the web link section under ktvu extra on the home page. and it's a one of a kind partnership sonoma county sheriffs north county detention facility is teaming up with the bergin institute. inmates got to spend the last five months training two service dogs. bergin taught the inmates how to properly train the dogs and tuesday the two pups graduated with the skills they need to help those are disabled. >> they are going to be paraplegics so they will be working with people in wheelchairs. we teaching a lot of getting items. staying. and doing things somebody couldn't do in a wheelchair. >> the inmates are hand picked for this program. they must be well behaved with no

nbc bay area is in marin county this afternoon. pete, one of the suspects has a rap sheet in the south bay. what else do we know? >> reporter: investigators used a gps to track down these three suspects and also recovered the gun that may have been used in this murder. now, of course, all the suspects are still in custody in portland leaving a lot of questions unanswered specifically what wases the motive. steve carter was a well-known tantra teacher. he and his wife moved in with friends in marin to get better treatment in her battle against breast cancer. his death making matters worse. >> to have this event on top of that is something that is to me unimaginable. >> reporter: marin county investigators remain in portland continuing to talk to the three people they say are responsible. 24-year-old sean angold, 23, and 18-year-old lyla allgood describing the suspects of having a varying level of cooperation. marin sheriffs deputies say they tracked the suspects using gps but not stating specifically if there was a gps unit in the v

. >>> the night of parents of a marine killed when his fighter jet went down are remembering their son. >>> this is not the type of publicity anyone wants. air bnb back tracking if this controversial ad. >>> tieing the knot without a license the big problem that left the county without paper needed for kuments. >>> i'm michael finney. one victim gets many attacks, then, fights back. >> the only sad thing is that we won't be able to see him anymore. >>> a fallen hero, remembered. the parents of a bay area marine killed in an f 18 crash are talking about the moments after realizing their son had died. good evening, everyone, i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. his last instagram post read "our uk arrival, that much closer to home". natasha sat down with the family today to talk about their son. >> i'll see you in two days, dad. i spoke to my son two hours before he took off. he said see you in two days, dad. >> reporter: the tightly knit family, sister, mother, daughter lived here 17 days. the past day has seen terror and grief. >> the only sad thing is that we won't be able to see him any

for both of those murders here in marin county. also the suspects are charged with what is called a special circumstance allegation that could mean something like multiple murders, lying in wait, and those sort of serious charges could lead to the death penalty. live at the marin county jail, mark kelly kpix 5. >>> south bay businesses say they are losing money because the construction project has gone off track. bta is working on a huge extension that is ripping up alan rough and e. santa clara st. in san jose. right now the contractor has been fired and nothing is getting done. kpix 5 devin fehely on how san jose's mayor is looking to help the businesses in the construction zone. devon? >> reporter: imagine have a construction zone on the doorstep of your business for over one year and as you mentioned, to learn that the original contractor had been fired and the work that could drag on for months, if not more than one year. this is what the project is supposed to look like by now. a special express lane for buses only connecting

vic lee is live at the hiking trail in marin where he was killed. vic? >> reporter: let's go to sky 7 hd. an hour and a half ago, a search and rescue team arrived here near the hiking trail, then, began climbing up the hills looking for what they said was evidence. they would not tell us what the evidence was, but you know that gun is still missing. so what you're seeing now, from sky 7 hd are the search and rescue teams, looking for that evidence. they're about a mile, mile and a half away from the hiking trail near sir francis drake boulevard. today, the spokesman for the family, the steve carter family spoke to us about carter, about what happened that evening, and about the arrest today. the arrest of the suspects were a relief to the family. however... >> it doesn't change the fact that someone great is gone. >> i think steve would want to make sure that they do, indeed get the help they need. >> reporter: paul and mary alice were close friends with steve and his wife, they met at the ecstatic living institute that steve founded. >> they helped a lo

the marine corps marathon, however, can't rule out a shower.:00 a.m., we're at 60 degrees, and 1:00 p.m. at 65, and plenty of clouds not only at the race, but everywhere across the region on sunday. tracking plenty of sunshine, and the temperature right now is 65 degrees, and by 1:00 we'll shoot up to 69, and 3:00, 68. picture perfect weather but still cooler than it was yesterday. 5:00 this evening, walking the dog or going for a nice jog, and we're looking at nice conditions with a temperature of 67. >>> a multi-million dollar lawsuit filed in the dupont circle fire. the victims are suing the homeowner for negligence and wrongful death. two died back in june. our news partner says their parents are seeking $10 million per family. the home had no working smoke detector or fire extinguishers, and no fire escape ladder. >>> the world health organization saying eating bacon and sausage is as big as smoking. this new report says that processed meat is as toxic as asbestos and arsenic. for several years the world cancer research fund warned there a

kris/2shot the search is on for the killer or killers who shot a marin county hiker. leaving him to die on a popular trail monday night. vo just moments ago -- investigators released this photo of a person of interest -- connected to the case. they want to talk to this man. vo yesterday -- they released this surveillance video of two other people they believe will help them get closer to solving the case. a man and a woman - the man in a distinctive white cap.. the woman with dreadlocks. spotted in this convenience store. one toward finding closure for the victim's loved ones, especially his wife. scott/boxes nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live in greenbrae.. it's a devastating time for his wife. who's actually in especially his wife. >>> nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live in greenbrae. devastating time for the wife, stephanie. she's actually fighting breast cancer as well. >> reporter: she is, scott and kris. it's really hard to imagine what the family's going through right now. we're at the marin cancer student which is part of the reason why the couple mov

plus the marine equipment that goes to sure. most importantly meet the navy that they came here to meet. really some incredible -- they did this for their own time. i'll go to the other ships. the four other ships that are just south of us. >>> talk to me about this. an opportunity to talk about. and a lot of people come and tell you they care so much about these guys. >> we have been here doing the exercise for two or three days. the city of san francisco has opened themselves up. that intersection of guiltying to know their they vir, what we do for them and meet the people. these are great americans. >> and lastly, this right here. you guys, i'll tell you what. this is a city on the water. you have hundreds of people that are unahere but you can take even more; correct? >> we can. we came up here with about 5 or 600. the most we'll take is 1 how to -- 1000 to 1100. generally 700 marines and about 400 say sailor. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it tremendously. i'll tell you what. later on, i'm going to take his seat. that's