chief nancy koerperich / cal fire madera-mariposa-merced unit"it's going to be hard for the unit to process the loss but we all know that in the world of firefighting it is a difficult job. it is a dangerous job."(justine) the chief also says, varney was with calfire for almost 10 years. following in the footsteps of his father, who was also a cal-fire bulldozer operator, and just died of cancer. he is survived by his mom, his wife , and two children aged 3 and 5 years old. he was 36 years old. governor brown has declared that california capitol flags will be flown at half-staff in varneys' honor. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone)(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. a slight warming trend is forecast to start sunday trend is forecast to start sunday into early next week in the bay area. daytime highs are expected to be near or slightly above seasonal normal during this time, expect 60s-70s along the coast and 80s inland. monsoonal moisture will return for the second half of the work week bringing the outside chance of showers and possibly thunderstor

it's for erosion control of lake merc merced. they've had previous contracts with the port related to waterfront protection of assets. >> commissioner moran: is moffatt and nichol on one end and a.g.s. the other? >> yes. >> commissioner moran: are they independently capable of bidding on the work? >> they are, but they chose to joint venture. >> commissioner moran: in the process of doing that, they had no other competition? >> pardon me? >> commissioner moran: there was no other competing bid? >> correct. >> commissioner moran: do we have the authority -- do we review joint venture proposals like that? do we have the right to approve or disapprove? if this is a strategy for eliminating competition, that's something we should care about. >> we can't tell them they can't joint venture. that's their -- that's the consultant's prerogative whether they want to come in as a joint venture or not. >> if i could restate your question slightly. you are asking if we have the authority to say that we will not entertain joint ventures, it ha

mayoral candidate in gustine (merced county) would be youngest mayor in ca history at 19-years-old - recede/melissa deverell - live pkzachery ramos (ray-miss) is on the campaign trail... or quite literally the campaign walk (zachery ramos, teen mayoral candidate)'our slogan is are you going to vote for age or are you going to vote for action?'he might have just got his driverús license.... but the 19 year old says he has the passion to lead the city of gustine(ramos)'because i wanted to help people, thatús one of my biggest things, i wanted to help people, get peopleús lives on the right track.'if elected — ramos will be the youngest mayor in californiaús history...however, he faces pat nagy... a city council member with nine years of experiencewe spoke to nagy over the phone(phoner)'running for mayor as a culmination of being on the council for nine years and itús the next step in far as serving the city of gustine.'(kay recede in gustine)'between pastures and homes... only about 58-hundred people live here... some business owners feel the new mayor should focus on retaining g

>> es horrible muchas cosas quemando la gente tiene mucho miedo >>> ahora las autoridades estÁn a mercedpor eso coreando consignas, hay miles de personas llevaron su queja a las calles y recorrieron a pie una milla y media de distancia, exigieron la intervenciÓn de las autoridades. >> eso llevÓ a algunos cortes de trÁfico. >> pasamos a hijo porque las elecciones de hace una semana ie muchos. >> tanto el gobierno como las organizaciones civiles alertaron ya sobre la proliferaciÓn de comentarios discriminatorios contra personajes pÚblicos en este contexto electoral incluso contra menores de edad. >> javier vega nos amplÍa. >> que es diputado. >> la elecciÓn de pedro cÉsar car c. ha desbordado las redes sociales aunque en el pasado fue pandillero el abanderado de morena la coaliciÓn que pos tu ro. asegura que como el ave fÉnix que tiene tatuada en el pecho ha vuelto a nacer. >> no chequean el trabajo >>> no es el Único, en los Últimos dÍas tambiÉn se han vertido comentarios ofensivo contra la apariencia del hijo menor. 489 estÁ prohibida por ley, sin embargo, las organizaciones han aumentad

we would ask you to keep merced heights a single-family dwelling neighborhood. we would ask you not approve the permit to increase the number of bedrooms and bathrooms. we would ask that you approve the house back to the original permit. this has been an ongoing issue in our neighborhood for over three years now. please help us put a stop and help keep our neighborhood where families can be safe and raise children. this is completely out of character for this area of san francisco. sincerely, and thank you for your time. >> president hillis: all right. thank you, mr. boxer. next speaker, please. >> hello, commissioners. my name is keith baraca. i am a homeowner on monticello street since february 2012. it is my understanding that the permit holder was granted construction of six bedrooms. the permit holder has exceeded the amount of allotted bedrooms and after the fact added many more than his permit has granted. what this property owner has done is wrong, and this body should not approve the additional bedrooms he has added above and beyond the permitted amount

it has jumped the merced river. crews are working to contain spot fires on the north side. it has grown to 24,450 acres but containment is at 7%.>>> there is growing concern about fire danger and homeless encampment. cloverdale is one of many smaller towns that are now struggling to deal with an influx of homeless campers and a lack of resources to help them.>>> reporter: the cloverd woman who snapped these pictures knows differently. angela cordova and her neighbors still surrounded. >> we barely have a food bank. there are no resources here.>> re campers along dormant railroad tracks and the river park trail . conditions are so dry that every small fire since up alarm in her neighborhood. >> if it caught on fire it would take out all of the homes on the east side. >> reporter: it is also aggression from the newer campers. it took the police chief to clear them out of a local cemetery. >> there encampment was right there on the shine.>> reporter: cordova who is fed up took to facebook and posted more than a dozen pictures sanitation and safety issues. >> i have three daugh

there was no hazard to the surrounding area, including the san francisco zoo and lake merced. >> new video shows damage by an early morning fire at 7-eleven store in fremont. flames never spread to the interior of the store, the fire breaking out around 3:30 this morning. investigators believe someone may have set the fire. it took 20 minutes to bring it under control. nobody was hurt. >>> anger on the south side on police footage of a -- the suspect reaching for a gun. richard cantu has details. >>> outrage growing in chicago after a police officer shot and killed a black man on the city's south side. officers on foot patrol noticed a man they believed to be armed, now identified as 37-year-old harith augustus. >> when they approached him, he tried to push their hands away, started flailing and swinging away, trying to make his escape. and as he was making his escape, reached for his weapon. >> investigators did recover a gun at the scene. but witnesses are telling a different story. >> the officer got out of the car and shot him seven times, end of story. >> the shooting sparking i

pidieron permiso sus trabajos, manejaron desde merced mÁs de dos horas sÓlo para encontrarse con quetar sobre las condiciones. el acceso a los visitantes esta cerrado por primera vez en casi tres dÉcadas. son los recientes pueden entrar al parque. a pesar de los anuncios en carretera. >> muchos turistas desconociendo la situaciÓn llegaron justamente a este lugar,a la entrada del parque solamente para encontrar que las puertas estaban cerradas. los letreros no dieron otra opciÓn que dar vuelta, tambiÉn cambiar sus planes de vacaciones. dicen que le estÁn mostrando s deactividades bajo techo que pueden realizar en un cambio de planes, ya que de la 41 hacia abajo sigue abierto. para muchos, el mejor recuerdo de estas vacaciones eran los souvenirs. teresa recibiÓ una pre orden de evacuaciÓn, genera una preocupaciÓn creciente. palmira: regresamos con su serie lÓpez belÉn y el pronÓstico extendido de la semana. suheily: buenas noches, como les haya mencionado, se ha emitido una advertencia por calor para los sectores de alameda, contra costa y santa clara. esperamos temperaturasque pueden

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. >>> now, for the latest on an intense wildfire deadly, the ferguson fire blazing along the merced river west of yosemite national park quadrupled in size overnight. 4,000 acres have burned and containment dropped to 2%. it was 5%. now down to 2%. for now, yosemite remains open but parts of highway 140 are closed. saturday, cal fire announced a bulldozer operator, braden varney died when his bulldozer rolled over as he was building a fire break. he was a second-generation firefighter. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. >>> the streets of an east bay neighborhood filled with water after a water main broke this morning. crews spent the majority of the day trying to fix the problem. this is happening in martinez on talbert and escobar streets near rankin park and a few blocks from city hall. neighbors describe how they found out about that pipe burst. >> i heard a big crunching sound. a big crack, crac then i heard what sounded like a river. when i turned the water faucet on, 10:00 this morning, nothing came out. i was thirsty and looking for somebody to fight with at that poin

merced unit "this is truly a tragic event fire fighters know this is a dangerous job we don't ever want to lose one of them we just thank everybody for their support."> ( marty ) the chief also says, varney was with calfire for almost 10 years. his father, who was also a cal-fire bulldozer operator, and just died of cancer. varney is survived by his mom, his wife , and two children aged 3 and 5 years old. he was 36 years old. ( marty ) and we have an update on the yolo county fire. that fire is now 100- percent contained. the fire started two weeks ago. cal fire says it burned just over 90-thousand acres. no one was injured, but 20 buildings were destroyed while three others were damaged. the cause of the fire was traced back to an improperly installed electric livestock fence in woodland. ( marty ) viral video in san francisco shows a woman asking a street vendor about having a permit. people online reacted calling the woman racist and labeling her "permit betty." kron-4's justi

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was set up at the new life christian fellowship church and has volunteers from madera, mariposa, merced and fresno counties. expect seasonal highs to start the work week with temperatures in the 60s-70s along the coast and 80s-90s inland. a warming trend is forecast to peak by midweek with very warm to hot temperatures across the interior portions of the bay area. the cool sea breeze will keep temperatures relatively mild along the coast. no rain is in the forecast for the next seven days. (justine) (justine) next seven days.forecast for the no rain is in the forecast for the no rain is in the along the coast. relatively mild along the coast. no rain is in the forecast for the next seven days. forecast for the next seven days. (justine)(justine) we first told you about the northern california wildfires with a push alert on our mobile app. stay connected on breaking news by downloading it today. (justine) new at 10 tonight -- the pathway home in yountville will not reopen. in march, a former client shot and killed three women inside the mental health facility, and then took his own life.

there's the eastern neighborhood plan, merced, shipyard two, japantown cultural heritage. the commission 2020 plan, 5m, the hub, central soma and the list goes on. there are many other projects large and small and all that have mattered to me. i remained anchored in my profession, shaped and challenged by circumstances inside and out side the city and by an ever increasing amount of planning in san francisco, including gentrification. today i find myself expand and shaped by my past 12 years on the commission and my professional skills remain one of my strengths, i find i've become more consistent and stronger voice for neighborhood concerns including ethnicity, race, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, types of disabilities and other relevant demographic qualities of the city at large. with an urgent awareness of the enormous, increasing imbalance in our affordability for housing, rising income gaps, i believe that a balance has to be balanced somewhere so we can be livable and our way of life sustainable for all that can regain an element sustainable for all. i'm a

(pam) the mayoral candidate in gustine, in merced county..yor in california history at 19-years-old. zachery ramos (ray-miss) may have just gotten his driver's license... but he has the passion to lead the city of gustine. however, he faces pat nagy... a city council member with nine years of experience 'between pastures and homes... only about 58-hundred people live here... ramos say no matter who wins... heúll continue to work for his hometown. (ken) if you're looking for some summer fun you might want to head to sacramento. olivia degennaro has details for us. olivia standup: 'the california state fair is officially underway and thereús a lot of fun in store for fair-goers over the next 17 days. weúre going to take you through some of the unique exhibits this year that go beyond your basic fair food and carnival rides.'<>itús a one-stop- shop for all kinds of entertainment...but this year— one show is bringing the ácircus to the state fair.solorzano: 'they will see the greatest show.' these loca

chief nancy koerperich / cal fire madera-mariposa-merced unit "this is truly a tragic event fire fighters know this is a dangerous job we don't ever want to lose one of them we just thank everybody for their support." (justine) the chief also says, varney was with calfire for almost 10 years. following in the footsteps of his father, who was also a cal-fire bulldozer operator, and just died of cancer. he is survived by his mom, his wife , and two children aged 3 and 5 years old. he was 36 old. he was 36 years old. (justine) and an update to the county fire -- tonight we've just learned that fire is declared to be 100 percent contained, and is expected to be virtually completely out by tomorrow. a slight warming trend is forecast to start sunday into early next week in the bay area. daytime highs are expected to be near or slightly above seasonal normal during this time, expect 60s-70s along the coast and 80s inland. monsoonal moisture will return for the second half of the work week bringing the outside chance of showers and possibly thunderstorms. (jr) people living in alamo say they are

was set up at the new life christian fellowship church and has volunteers from madera, mariposa, merced and fresno counties.shelter supervisor kelly peck says they have seen roughly a dozen people seek shelter, but they are prepared to take on more.kelly peck / red cross shelter supervisor: "this is our home it's our neighbors and we see them coming in they're stressed, they're hurting, they're confused and we just want to create a safe place." (justine) (justine) that was vanessa vasconcelos reporting... vasconcelos vanessa that was (justine)(justine) (justine) that was vanessa vasconcelos reporting... and shierffs officals are warning people in the area to stay vigilant because this is a fast moving fire. to give you an idea of how masssive this fire is... the smoke from the ferguson fire can be seen as far as north fresno. (justine) and these are just three of numerous fires cal fire is up against right now. as you can see from this map by cal fire... there are wildfires burning all across the state.(jrs) we are joined now by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez to talk about the air qual

mandatory evacuations are in effect for those in the merced canyon. it has closed highway 140 which is a key road heading into yosemite national park. a heavy equipment operator died on saturday when his bulldozer overturned. braden varney left behind a wife and two young children. he had worked for cal fire for 10 years. >>> right now president trump and russian president vladimir putin are still meeting at a high-stakes summit in helsinki, finland. just before going behind closed doors, president trump had this to say. >> reporter: >> i think the world wants us to get along. >> we are both nuclear powers and we have 90% of the nuclear and that's not a good thing, that is a bad thing. i think we hopefully can do something about that because it is not a negative -- it is not a positive force, it is negative. >> the one on one portion of the meeting lasted more than two hours. now they are having a working lunch. allison barber is there in helsinki. are there early indications of how the meeting is going? >> reporter: not at this point. it lasted over

the high school senior is headed to you see merced in the fall. >> i am excited about that. >> reporter: she took me a break to give me a lesson on how to hit a softball. spend some time with her, she is a strong young woman and credits her success to the love and support she received from the other strong women in her life. starting with her grandmother. >> she is my guardian angel. she taught me so much, growing up. >> she always supported me and told me you are perfect and you will do great. we are trying to do things together like prom, graduation. >> reporter: with the love and support came loss. she was murdered when she was just 13. her grandmother passed away last year and she struggles daily to make a connection with her mom who was on her own most of her childhood. working to support her daughter she was barely able to see. >> i was in daycare for most of my life. i wasn't seeing my mom. >> reporter: along the way, she kept wondering close to her heart. college. she heard about students rising above her sophomore year. >> work was the next step. >> reporter: helping with appli

the high school senior is heading to uc merced to study biology. >> forgive me in advance. >> she gave me a lesson on how to hit a softball. spend some time with the honey and it is easy to see she's a strong young woman. she credits it to the love and support she had from the strong women in her life starting with her grandmother. >> she is a guardian angel. my grandmother taught me so much growing up. >> her friend kimberly. >> she supported me and told me that i'm going to do great. >> her mom. >> we are just trying to do little things together like prom and graduation. >> but with that love and support came loss. kimberly was murdered when she was just 13. her grandmother passed away last year. and she struggles daily to make a connection with her mother who was on her own most of her childhood. working to support a daughter she was barely able to see. life. i was not really see my mom. >> along the way, she kept one dream close to her heart. college. she had heard about students rising above her sophomore year. -- they helped with money for with -- for tuition now she is seeing he

i'm going to make -- the commission over fishing at lake merced. the state of california allows issuance of fishing license to veterans here in california. san francisco does not match of such. they have different stamps that are required and so forth on the fishing license. so, my request would be very simple, and some type of compensation, no longer a concession, of some people running the place. so, is there any way that veterans could get a chance to cast their lines, catch a few fish, enjoy what we fought for, our country. so myself, disabled veteran, in the china-vietnam time, navy corpman, bang bang, corpman up, that was me. a lot of my shipmates have passed away, agent orange, those things. we are not getting hardly any of the benefits that should be be stowed upon us and i don't think too many of us are interested in -- in this case, myself, i sure would like to cast a few plugs at the east lake and see if i could get some bass. thank you. >> thank you. >> ok. >> is there anyone else who would like to make general public comment? seeing no

it looks like as you zoom in a little bit farther into a neighborhood, for example, next to lake merced here. and we did notify all property owners who are within this map area, which is about 4,000 letters, notification letters, that we sent out and they can search and find their property on this map. this is an example of what folks will find when they good to sfwater.org/floodmaps and they can enter and search by address. we did try to develop a bunch of resources for the public in parallel with this technical effort, so people could understand what the map means and navigate the information. like i mentioned, we sent out this notification letter. we also developed flood risk map information sheets and faqs available on the website and established a direct email and phone line specifically for this initiative. we fielded about 25 separate inquiries in those methods and we've had people visiting the website to look at the resources, which what flood insurance is available, h

that barack obama was not allowed to advance his nominee, merc garland. what are the republicans' best chances? what should we expect in terms of fight ahead as to whether kavanaugh will be confirmed? i want to bring into the conversation a former staffer. he is not a household name but he is a crucial character. he was part of the fight in 2016. he was deputy chief of staff for harry reid who was seen as a master of the senate rules and who went to the mat in all sorts of pays. >> thanks for having me. >> you've spoken publicly that when you think they ought to do. now that we've got a name and it is not just hypothetical, do you think that brett kavanaugh will inspired a unified democratic opposition in the senate? >> i think brett kavanaugh will have ample opportunity to get to no. you were talking about the russia aspect. the president appointing someone with pretty cheer intent to be let off. that's one rationale. kavanaugh seems very likely to overturn the affordable care act. his writings on roe v. wade are very troubling. it seems like he would ov

ic>> reporter: pole focused not only on the second store office but also on the silvers merce parked out front it was taped shut and later towed away. oppers in the area on a busy friday startled by a street closure and news of apparent murderer. >> never witnessed anything like this before being down here. usually pretty quiet. may have a domestic or parking wars or kind of thing, but never anything like that. >> the university came here after the incident andll nor in the daytime hours the only person in that office is the company's marketing manager but we don't yet know any details about the suspect or the victim. police don't confirm whether a cspect is intody and tell us, quote, everyone is accounted for and say there is no threa to the public. back to you in the studio, leon. >> thank you, julie. >> we have new information out of atlanta where a general manager of a d.c. restaurant was shot and critically wounded last weekend. a 17ear-old is now charged in thatttk. detectives in atlanta say christian broder was shot on wednesday at a wedding outside of a reception. he's the ma

the fire jumped the merced river and has spread to the national forest.his is time lapse vid why just hours before it crossed. this morning the fire has burned 24,000 acres and is just 7% contained. >>> a mountain bike rider is in the hospital this morning after tumbling down a 50-foot cliff. it happened at china camp state park in san rafael around 3:30 yesterday arch. crews called a helicopter to help with the rescue. the man was conscious and alert while being transferred to marin general. this is the second incident involving a mountain bike in three weeks. >>> highway patrol officers are trying to figure out how an suv went off a cliff. it landed on a san mateo county beach. take a look. the car went through a guardrail before landing on rocks near pascadero. the owner called chp about his mssing car. officers don't know if it was stolen. the owner was not hurt so someone else may have been driving. >> confusion over a website a bear area man created. it's called rent a hitman.com, but it isn't meant to have anything to do with killing someone. abc 7

it looks like as you zoom in a little bit farther into a neighborhood, for example, next to lake merced here. and we did notify all property owners who are within this map area, which is about 4,000 letters, notification letters, that we sent out and they can search and find their property on this map. this is an example of what folks will find when they good to sfwater.org/floodmaps and they can enter and search by address. we did try to develop a bunch of resources for the public in parallel with this technical effort, so people could understand what the map means and navigate the information. like i mentioned, we

in the valley, this would allow the merced irrigation district to advance a project to raise a dam.way at new exchequer this would increase supply of water over 56,000 acre-feet of water. however it seems like every time we're able to increase our drought dam. this would increase supply of water over resilience, state or federal regulators decide they need to take more water from the valley. it's wrong and unfair. the most recent attempt to repurpose the valley water supplies came earlier this month by the california state water board, staff released the final draft after plan that is simply unacceptable. and i must say, it's pretty easy to reallocate water when it's not your water supply. that's what the state board did. the plan, if adopted, will effectively double the amounts of water that must relane in the tributaries. this will force thousands of acres of farmland out of production, ravaging communities across the valley and weakening america's food security. and it's supply. the board staff claims these changes are necessary to prevent total collapse of the fisheries and delta.

bernal heights, golden gate, merced, north beach, presidio, richmond, north mission. losing one or more, evening hours going from 9:00 to 8:00 p.m. it also causes difficulty scheduling programs in the evening, when they want to close up the programming an hour before closing. i hope you will look at what the library is doing with your funding, thank you. [buzzer] >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker? >> in my opinion, up until this point you have prioritized a host of sub -- institution, task force, rather than obtaining mission achievement, attempts to reduce disease transmission have facilitated syringe distribution, disease of addiction, dysfunction, social disturbance and mental illness, contributing towards brain injuries, suicide and hepatitis, doubling patients in psychiatric clinics in account of illicit drug usage while you -- oh sorry. lest we forget incoherence, auto break ins. the more individuals introduced lead to frequency of injection which encourages growth of the needle exchange program leading to more self harm and destruction. distri

you know, again, under the trump administration, wiping out the russian mercs in syria! sean. this stuff actually happened. the media pays no attention because they're pathetic. they're not evenat the media. they're strictly a propaganda armed for the democratic party. let's stop pretending they're reasonable people. >> hannity: michelle, go ahead. >> yeah, i just want to add something because it's so galling and unconscionable for the media outlets now to fashion themselves the champions of our intelligence agencies. they want to you forget that during the bush administration, it was two "new york times" journalist who has tipped off -- journalist who has tipped off muslim charities, global relief foundation and holyland foundation, designated terrorist finance organizations to raids that were about to happen. the u.s. attorney at the time, patrick fitzgerald, condemned those leagues and those -- leaks and those publications of dangerous information because it directly impacted andfo affected those agents that were executing the raids. these are the same people, the new york

varney served in cal fire's merced units for a decade and leaves behind a wife and two young children. >>> four others have been hurt while fighting the ferguson fire. it's burned more than 50 square miles in ten days. the u.s. forest service says this weekend firefighters attempted a direct attack on part of the fire but they had to back off as conditions got too dangerous. >> we also have crews on the ground, fire crews and fire engines putting water down on it. they are utilizing all the tools that they have to try to create breaks and create a buffer zone and to stop that fire spread from getting into the park. >> but they have a lot of work ahead of them. the ferguson fire 6% contained. >>> developing news out of missouri, the coast guard will try to retrieve the sunken duck boat today after an accident left 17 people dead. this comes as a community gatherses to mourn those who lost their lives. ♪ o lord my god >> about 200 people attended a memorial last night in branson to honor the victims. a church bell chimed 17 times. today's salvage plan includes bringing the boat to the s

officials say there was no hazard to surrounding areas including the san francisco zoo and lick merced a warning for job seekers after one man was duped by a fake employer. >> the plea from local wildlife experts. bobcats sickened and it's being blamed on a common poison. >> a live look at 6:20 and the morning keeping you up to date on rohe bak. on day we hope toake it a better day for >>> good morning. time now 6:23. i'm looking at your 12 hour day planner today, clouds along the coast and bay. clearing skies, midday. the afternoon warm away from the coast, bay in the 80s, inland 90s. download the accuweather app and track temperatures from your phone. >> thanks. >>> a woman who was kidnapped and sexually assaulted in fresno county is doing fine this morning, safe. it's thanks to in part a quick-thinking gas station employee and surveillance video caught the whole thing. it shows the victory walking into the stanislaus county gas station after convincing the suspects to let her use the rest room. look at this. she asked the first person she saw for help. the 24-year-old cashier took h

i own and have lived at 2 garfield street at merced heights for the past 20-plus years, and my purpose today here is to request the board of appeals -- [inaudible] >> -- monterey pine trees on my property. i think the biggest question is why remove the trees? i feel that they constitute an unacceptable risk to my property, occupants of my home and to the general public. the limbs have a high chance of failure, and the consequences of such failure can be catastrophic. just a little background. i want you to really know that i have an abiding respect for nature. i appreciate the contributions of the trees to the health and the aesthetic nature of the environment, and one of the reasons i purchased this property actually was the trees. there were five trees on this property originally. they were planted by the previous owner around the edge of the property. i don't know if you can see the picture of the -- i think i have a picture in here someplace -- yes, sorry -- of the property. the two remaining trees are on the west side. it is a single-story ranch home. there were two other trees at

a man hops out of the passenger's side of that lexus and creeps towards that ' merced driver's side door. he opens the door and then gets behind the wheel and quickly presses the start button and pull off. he now has the car, her purse and keys as well. you'll also see the gas hose still attached to the car, o. that red lexus swoop in rig behind, and both vehicles are gone. it turns out this victim is the girlfriend of d.c. council chairman phil mendelson, and a statement, he says that he is thankful for the many expressions ofer co it is clear that these thieves have done this before. i wie support the pol in any way in order to catch these perpetrators so that they cannot victimize anyone anse. weell you at this time, the car is still out there, those suspects too. police are offering a reward of up to $1,000 for tips that lead to an arrest or indictment in this case. us allin, a reminder for to lock our doors and take our keys with us when we leave our cars at theas station. live here in southeast, justin finch, news4. ck into thestudio. >> all right, justin. thank you. it's 6:06 just