when you come offline. the staff conclusion, there will be a detrimental impact on the residents of san francisco for long term care services, losing our sniff beds. i'm not sure i agree with the conclusion as written. mostly because it's a question of what type of sniff beds are we talking about. is it detrimental impact in the short term beds or long term beds like laguna honda. i see them differently. is it impact like right now. it seems to me if you're actually having seven beds out of 32 there's not a lot of demand for it, i'm just wondering whether the loss of those beds will be a detrimental loss in the short term. >> our skilled nursing unit primarily takes care of very short term patients as was noted. we take care of some of the rehabilitative patients. it's a very short term. it's designed to be a very short term skilled nursing facilities. >> you found better ways to deal with your own patients correct? >> correct. >> if we do support this idea of coming offline, is there a commitment from st.

and other materials that can be accessed offline, and at little or no cost. >> resources are helping institutions with no access to the internet. it's providing up to date material especially for developing countries. funding for education is falling behind. students like these can look at millions of books and other research materials offline. >> access to the resources is improving learning, for students and teachers. teachers conduct research and writing journals. sometimes we read on the screen. sometimes we save the payments and print them for later use. traditional library is relevant. this is not changing soon. there are scholars that really - the technology for the scholars they'd rather flick through the pages, and they feel much more. this was developed with poor nations in mind where internet access can be a challenge. the library wants to expand services. but it can be plugged into a computer. something that is bound to only increase the popularity >>> now, n.a.s.a. has launched a flying saucer into space. a helium balloon carrying an experimental saucer made a test fligh

first hole, he is just a little offline. and he is going to bogey that hole.n he had a par putt on the second hole. and it just skirts by for another bogey. third hole chance at birdie. birdie, no he misses. his fourth hole. he leaves it short again for a bogey. tiger carted four bogeys to go along with two pars in his first six holes. finished with a 10 over 80. worst round of his u.s. open career. he is third from last right now. we have henrik stinson and johnson tied for the lead at five under. >> thanks, carol. >> get more g >>> what do lawyers do for fun in their free time? well, here is one example. it's a battle of the law firm bands at the black cat. our man mark seeing graves is the emcee. 18 bands ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. ♪ >> elmo: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- colin farrell jason

taking it offline brings to a halt this background checks for the federal government. president obama signed two trade bills into law today. the first fast track allows the president to negotiate trade deal on his own and then congress can approve or reject the agreement and cannot change them. the second is workersers who lose laws to trade deals. the final talks on a 12-nation specific trade deal. next on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- >> a pop-up battle is brewing here in bloomingdale. i'm sam ford. that story is next. maureen: a mild day today but humidity and the risk of storms will return. chief meteorologist doug hill walk us through the timing of it all. lou: i'm lou holder. coming up sports serena williams is at it again. her fortnight has began after she goes after her grand maureen: there will soon be a changer in the virginia express lanes. this week they will paint bright purple stripes on entrance lane to i-95 and i-495 aimed to avoid driver confusion like what we saw when the beltway express lane opened in 2012. drivers then slammed on the brakes backed up to av

the national security agency bulk data collection is offline after the senate failed to uphold key provision. we explain what it could mean for the national security. >> republican presidential hopeful rand paul long said that the patriot act caters to fear mongers and takes away civil liberties to all americans in the name of security. >> we can't allow this to let the government collect anything they want anytime they want. reporter: three provisions were affected as a result. first the n.s.a. can no longer collect telephone metadata from millions of americans and store it for five years. roving wiretaps used by law enforcement to track terror suspects who use different communication devices like cell phones on hold. third, the federal government cannot use wiretaps for lone wolfs if there is no connection to isis. is there isn't the program as critical as it has ever been given that the middle east is on fire and we are losing everywhere? >> the chappeder -- commander-in-chief shared the same sentiments. president obama: heaven forbid we had a problem where we could have prevented a terro

tracks can also be downloaded for offline listening. customers will pay a monthly subscription fee.eporter :here in sacramento by a vote of 2414 the state senate has passed a very tough vaccine bill requiring all children attending public schools to be vaccinated and less they have an exemption from their doctor. it wipes out the personal beliefs exemption opponents say that this is the wrong thing to do. they are tending to appeal the bill but he has until july 15th to decide >> reporter :in san francisco and nurses are voicing concerns about the impact the proposed warriors are arena could have on their patients. they say that they're worried that it could create gridlock. this city says the new arena will not impact that operations of the medical facility and that they will have a dedicated transit land they're still working with bcf to keep certain people off of the streets--ucf >> pam :and will have gary with the sports coming out ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gary :she did a dynamite national anthem and everybody is happy josh reddick right off the get- go 2-0 a's 4th inning davis' homerun made

there then we can scale out to the rest of the city and between and within departments and online and offline processes with the possible physical one-stop center and technology enhancements include the build out of permit applications and working with the tax collect or's office and they currently allow businesses to renew their business registration online but new business applications are not online and we're working very closely with the tax collect collect or's office and building out additional content in the business portal because the tax office has seen the value of the portal and wants it to be the first point of entry for every new business and they will be able to see all of the information related to registering a new business and connecting them to online business registration and the mayor's goal of permitting in pj's is getting very close. we want to further integrate permit forms with electronic and digital signature solutions. providing both electronic and digital signature solutions as as you can imagine that's a big hurdle to get over currently requires a wet signature and

there is new thinking with various players, and an opportunity to do that, happy to talk about that offline, in term thes of the specific guidelines this is guidelines documents for this upcoming fiscal year i think it should be more clear that it will be reviewed again either every fiscal year if that is your intent or periodically following a rate process something that tieses it. although. the chart on page three is hipful, it would have been even more helpful to show the entire department's budget or just for these program areas how much of that program area is actually funded. notwithstanding the limit that that staff is suggesting also the administration line previously paid for former deputy osman, who was involved in landfill that is transferred to jack in 0 waste. so i'm wondering, if that maximum percentage from the waste administration, would will lowers, to 23%, but i don't know what the projected budget is next year i won't inteer fear with that, it would be nice to know what the reality is there. and yeah -- finally this document was only available to me friday afternoon. agai

kim: thousands of servers offline that hosted the data of millions of users.mily: most of your assets are frozen. kim: they are saying everything they seized belongs to the u.s. government. emily: would you call yourself broke now? kim: we recently had a judgment releasing $4.6 million for legal fees and living expenses. at the moment, if that judgment is not appealed, i am financially in a better position than i was a couple of weeks ago. emily: have you thought about moving to a cheaper place? kim: that would also mean -- it is kind of my last stand, fighting for my castle, for my home. i am trying to send a message and show them i am not going to fold over. i am going to fight back. emily: you are wanted by the u.s. government in the biggest copyright case in history for charges including racketeering, money laundering, wire fraud, copyright infringement. how much time in prison are you facing? kim: 88 years. emily: they say you owe $175 million. kim: they say that is the profit that megaupload made, and all of that should belong to hollywood. emily: yet, i

colleagues questions or comments i'll echo some of what supervisor breed said and looking forward to the offline part i know this communication about continue is there anyone from the public that wishes to speak on item 7. >> bicycle berkley arrest this morning i heard on the broadcast 5 uc berkley it's time we need to expand initial listed our sifted cultural for americans because in time we move on we can't disregard what is happening on the trend are people having to expand make decisions engage in the activities parkway and influencing the social worlds of other people believe me certain individuals of a higher high precision imbalance if as superiority for people caused lots of competition against them. >> thank you sir, i think we're steering away from our bicycle conversation >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> good afternoon, supervisors i live two blocks off of market one thing i constantly see i support clean air and bicyclists and stuff like this and bike paths around the city one thing i'd like for us to also remember is one day it will be a bicycle only city hopefully, but wha

the agency defected vulnerability in the system that posed a significant risk so it's been taken offline. >> ther very high level of frustration about all of this. >> an afternoon anchor on federal news radio on d.c. says the data base contains highly sensitive information. opm says the move is not the direct result of malicious activity. rather opm is taking this step proactively as a result of our comprehensive security assessment to ensure the ongoing security of the network. >> it strikes me that this is a positive move on part of the agency. to say we want to really lock this down before we put people's information at risk. >> taking down the site will affect thousands of people who are trying to get clearances. either for first time government workers or contractors and those trying to get higher level jobs. while it's not directly associated with the massive opm data breach, it is another frustration and concern over whether the personal information you submit can be stolen by hackers. >> a hundred percent security, everybody at some point, is either going to be hacked or is going

lot of people that are doing that right now in this economy so you're seeing a lot of doctors come offlinef that. imagine what we did. this was not health care reform. this was insurance reform. off company, health care that is broken and all you do is stick in 17 million more people you're not going to fix it by volume. all you're going to do is make matters much worse. that's what it's done. if obamacare is here to stay fine but fix it. we have not done anything to fix health care. >> jonas? >> i don't think you can characterize it as not being in the hand of government. a lot of it is through medicaid expanding, that said it was in the hands of insurance companies which had a similar effect to some people before. there's definitely winners and losers. if you didn't have insurance, a long line for service you're not paying for yourself that subsidized is definitely a quality improvement. you can't deny that. if you had a cadillac insurance plan as a union person or hedge fund guy you're taking a step down, no difference about it. it's going more in a cash direction, i think that was brou

. >>> just as power was being restored for many people, today's rain has knocked even more offline. today's outage numbers are up from yesterday. peco says more than 17,000 people are now without power. montgomery had less than --s. had less than 100 outages last night but that number has grown to more than 2400. atlantic city electric is still a big trouble spot with 36,000 people remaining in the dark. one of the hardest hit areas is gloucester county where thousands are still without power tonight. "action news" reporter trish hartman takes us to one local community where residents are receiving help while waiting for their power to return. >> reporter: red cross and other volunteers were out here all day at kingsley regional high school giving out water and ice to people who have been without power since tuesday. bags of ice and cases of water were loaded into trunks. >> you go into wawa and different places buying the essentials you need, and everybody wants water, of course. >> reporter: then folks drove back to their homes settling in for another night without power. >> long

. >> reporter: we thought, what if we could bring this online conversation offline?et you. >> you too. >> thanks for coming. >> reporter: talking about racism face-to-face proved much tougher. >> it's like -- awkward and amazing at the same time. >> reporter: both agree posting videos isn't going to solve our country's race problem. >> it's a small thing. but obviously it means something to thousands of people. breaking the silence. >> reporter: it can keep the conversation going. the safety of cyberspace. a conversation that too often only occurs in the hours and days after a tragedy. a conversation on race president obama will almost certainly touch upon when he gives reverend pinckney's eulogy tomorrow. let's go to juju chang back in new york. >> byron, thanks for that moving report from charleston. >>> now on a decidedly different note. we turn next to good old-fashioned summer fun with the cast of the upcoming "magic mike xxl." talking male bonding experiences and what really brought the boys back together. with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin your docto

his battle with digital dependency led him to write a book encouraging others to cherish offline timelation: even at weekends, when you are meant to be resting, if you are connected online, you are not really resting. people need to take time away from digital gadgets and disconnect. then you can nurture imagination and encourage face to face communication. advice from someone who has been there to a generation increasingly connected to the world, and disconnected from the person next to them. >>> a quick reminder you can get all the latest news analysis and opinion pieces on our website. the address is aljazeera.com. schuster. "on target." plus gruns and violence in america will sarnt ever prevail. prevail -- will sanity ever prevail? >> less than a week after authorities charged a young white man killing

. >>> all nuclear reactors in japan remain offline. some utilities are turning to coal-fired power generation as a low cost and stable alternative. but environment ministry officials are against the plan to build a new power plant in western japan citing global warming concerns. an operator that has secured funding from j power and osaka gas has planned to build a 1.2 million kilowatt plant in ubei city. environment minister machusuki said he will enter a letter to the group that has the authority to approve the plan. >> translator: i fear it could undermine japan's efforts to achieve its greenhouse gas emissions goal. >> earlier this month the government proposed a 26% cut in emissions from 2013 levels. environment ministry officials are encouraging the use of renewable energy such as solar and wind power. they're calling for limited coal-fueled power generation. which involves sizable carbon dioxide emissions. but industry officials support the method because it is a low cost and stable way of doing things. >>> it's time now to get a

all nuclear power plants have been offline following the 2011 nuclear disaster. import costs had been rising due to the need for lick ra fiing natural gas for thermal power generators generators. so the trade balance coming in at a deficit still not as bad as market expectations. so let's see how markets are reacting. we're joined by ramin mellegard at the tokyo stock exchange. good morning. what are you seeing over there? >> good morning, ai. we're seeing a bit of divergence in the sense of growing concerns for greece and also ahead of the federal reserve policy meeting later today, but we did see stocks in europe and the u.s. trading higher and we're seeing pretty much the same here. let's go to the opening levels for today, wednesday, june 17th. the nikkei and the topix both trading higher in the first few minutes of trading. and that bodes well for the rest of the session. we'll see how it continues during the day, but overnight in new york the dow jones industrial average rebounded after three-day losing streak. it closed 0.6% higher and the tech-heavy nasda

you have to monitor what you have and slowly take, take some of that information offline that could besed to identify you. >> lot of people put their birthday on social media. i don't, for security reasons. take it off, right? >> take it off. you could put the day, but maybe not the year. >> reporter: now, this is not just a one-time thing either. experts say basically you should do this every couple of months, change your passwords, make these changes, do the malware, just in case. in the district, hank silverberg, wusa 9. >> thank you, hank. that is good advice. >>> well, a violent night overnight in the district of columbia. seven people were shot in five separate incidents. three victims were shot in the 100 block of irvington street southwest. police there say it may have been an attempted robbery. they are looking for a black infinity or chrysler with tinted windows. police also reported shootings overnight in the 300 block of upshire street northwest, also in the 3800 block of 8th street and southeast, and also in southeast at the 800 block of chesapeake street. >>> well, pope f

tracks can also be downloaded for offline listening. get all that access for $10 a month. >>> all >>> it's the last day of june. good morning. time check 4:54. take a look at concord. 104 degrees. that's 20 degrees above average for this time of the year. 60s and 70s common along the seashore today. 80s and 90s around the peninsula. yes, that ac will be cranking in morgan hill at 101. east bay up to 107 in brentwood. pleasanton 102. walnut creek 102. north of the golden gate bridge 70s through 90s. here we go towards lakeport, today at 103 degrees. >> the commute on the altamont pass is beginning to heat up with traffic slow now from the 205 interchange. stays heavy to about grant line this morning. traffic is coming up. >>> the u.s. supreme court says the lethal injection drug can be used for executions. lawyers for death row inmates argue the drug was cruel and unusual punishment after several executions in oklahoma took longer than usual. but the justices ruled 5-4 yesterday the inmates failed to offer an alternative method of execut

they were born for offline and remember you had to make a phone call and they would ship you the ticketnext version was the web and so now the web comes and you can buy a ticket online and there were a bunch of companies born for that and the stub hub generation and now the shift to mobile happening even faster than any of those other generations. we feel that there's room and a need for a completely mobile service that focuses only on mobile and that's one of the advantages that we have is like speed and execution because we only think about that platform. >> you have to#d ork with the leagues. are they receptive to this? >> we talk to the leagues all of the time and as you were saying earlier, they're very excited about the demographic and that's effectively what we bring to them and they're excited about game time and we're figuring out ways to work together. >> is there a league that's especially more advanced than the other and why? >> mainingjor league baseball has major league media and. >> they have so many more games than anyone else. >> a lot of seats to fill. >> incredible. >

would be online 15 hours a day and digital dependency let him write a book encouraging others to love offlineat weekends when you are meant to be resting if you are connected online you are not resting. people need to take time away from digital gadgets and disconnect and then you can have an imagination and encourage face-to-face communication. >> reporter: advice from someone who has been there to a generation increasingly connected to the world and disconnected from the person next to them. rob mcbride, al jazeera tokyo. >>> if you want more on the stories you know where to go head over to our website at al jazeera.com. >>> as our machines got smarter and smarter technologyists said hey, don't worry, they on the know what they tell them. when certified smart guys like physicists steven hawking says wait a minute, you are playing

organization called wider net gathers millions of books and other educational materials that can be accessed offlinettle or no cost. >> resources like this are helping institutions with no access to the internet and providing up to date material especially for developing countries where funding for education is falling behind and our students like these can look at millions of books and other research materials off line. >> reporter: access to e resources is improving learning for students and teachers alike. >> let us use it to conduct research and writing journals and projects and sometimes we meet on the screen and sometimes we save some of the pages and print them for later use. >> reporter: still traditional libraries remain relevant and this is not changing any time soon. >> some software that really are not to much technology and they would rather flip through the pages and then they feel much more comfortable. >> reporter: founders here have poor developing nations in mind where internet access can be a challenge and from laptops they want to expand the services to easy to carry memory stick

only a few hundred customers are still offline right now down from a peek of 280,000. >> delaware county asking governor wolf to declare a state of emergency due to the impacts that area saw from last week's storms. eight municipalities suffered substantial damage and an emergency declaration would help foot the bill. the city of chester alone sustained more than $2.5 million in damage. >> time now to take a look at accuweather and sounds like we can get some strong rain later tonight. >> yeah, well, later today and then into the evening, yeah, there is the chance of some thunderstorms and some of them could produce drenching downpours and i always worry about gusty winds. there's a little chance of that as well today. storm tracker six live double scan shows you we are dry for the morning commute however. and as we take a look outside some sunshine early across the region and there you see it coming up over atlantic city down the shore those clouds will get a little bit thicker as we go later through the morning. 68 degrees is your current temperature. we dropped a little bit in the las

during the last leap second in 2012 reddit yelp and linkedin all got knocked offline. >>> christian farleyg theaters in a new documentary in the new trailer getting buzz and trending all night on social media. it's titled "i am chris farley" chronicles the highs and lows of his life cut short at the age of 33. >> there are home videos "snl" sketches from his friends and comedians. >> the world only got to see this part of the iceberg that is chris. >> it may not be ken doll but it comes together and it's extreme extremely attractive. >> the physicality. you saw his quality as an actor there. >> when everybody decided who is the funniest farley is the funniest. >> our generation was into him. >> chris just stops and turns to me and goes this is what we're going to do for the rest of our lives. >> ah. farley died of a drug overdose in 1997. it opens july 1st. >> what an incredible comedian. >>> finally, j.j. watt one of the most popular players in the nfl. >> well he went to a concert the other night, the zac brown band concert in milwaukee. see that guy dancing there, well he just got taken

during the last leap second in 2012, reddit, yelp and linkedin all got knocked offline. >> hopefullybetter prepared this time around. >>> well, the late great funnyman chris farley hitting theaters this summer in a new documentary. >> the new trailer getting a lot of buzz and trend inging all night on social media. the film titled "i am chris farley" chronicles the highs and lows of the tar's life which was cut short at the age of 33. >> there are home videos, "snl" sketches and interviews from farley's famous friends and comedians. >> the world only got to see this part of the iceberg that is chris. >> it may not be ken doll, but it comes together, and it's extremely attractive. >> just the physicality, you saw his quality as an actor there. >> you know, when everybody decided who is the funniest, you go farley was the funniest. >> our generation was into him. >> and chris just stops and turns to me right at the edge of the curtains and goes, this is what we're going to do for the rest of our lives. >> ah. >> farley died of a drug overdose in 1997. the documentary opens in theaters

users will add to the library and save songs for offline listening and share music for friends.s free for the first three months and then $10 a month after. you can get your taylor swift. she resolved her conflict. >> as long as she's okay i'm okay. >>> "early start" continues right now. new information this morning on how two killers escaped from prison and where they were going. inmate david sweat, he is talking to investigators, and we have new details of what he is saying this morning. >>> u.s. stocks have the worst day in two years. greece has just hours to figure out how to save its economy. >>> breaking overnight. the president with a new plan the white house says will boost paychecks for millions of americans. this is a big move. you want to hear what it is. >>> good morning. welcome to early start. i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. 5:00 a.m. in the east. >> happening now. a prison escapee is talking. the one surviving convict who broke out of the

in, nigeria an american non-profit gary's and installs educational materials that can be accessed offlinettle or no cost,. >>> it is helping institutions with no access to the internet, it's providing up-to-date material for developing countries, and funding for education is falling behind, and studentes like these can look at millions of books, and other research materials. >>> access is improving learning for students and teachers alike. >>> write in journals and sometimes we need on the street and, sometimes we save some of the pages and print them. >>> still, traditional libraries remain relevant and this isn't changing anytime soon. >>> there are some scholars that really are not too comfortable or not technology savvy and then, they feel much more comfortable. >>> the founders had poor developing nations in mind, now from desktops, they want to expand their services to carry memory sticks that can be plugged into a computer, something that's bound to increase the popularity. >>> here's robin. >>> thanks. 7 weeks after the announcement of the 2022 winter game hosts the bidding have m

offline needs to be more comprehensive.ine needs to have stricter view ability standards to make people are really connecting with the ads. scarlet: that was martin sarao, ceo of wpp. coming up on the bloomberg market day. itsk rock testing how risky holdings are by running them through new risk scenarios. ♪ scarlet: the gyrations gripping the global bond market have gotten so extreme even black rock is scrapping it usual rulebook for assessing risk. last week, the yield on 10-year german bunds passed a new mark. of volatility is making it more difficult for investors to gauge risk. lisa abramowicz joins me now for more. give me a sense of what is different now. blackrock and all of these other fund managers need to assess how risky their books are, and their old models are not working anymore? markets, thinkan about what happened. mario draghi announced the euro stimulus of ram which was unprecedented, taking benchmark deposit rates down below zero. this is very difficult to comprehend. people are basically paying for the

says one reason is because the oil companies limit gas production by strategically techie refineries offline for maintenance today that analysts said the oil companies have found another way to keep gas supplies to california low and prices high but exported to other countries to empty the well and then the pumps on a war broke a small watch president wants to this data by the federal government which shows was closed gas producers exported 2.7 million gal. of refined gas in december and up the power every gasoline vehicle in california for three days we have our record export from the oil refiners who are now making a killer because this type of supply and market them respond to these allegations with a written statement which says in part the amount of gasoline exporter from the west coast in december 2014 was 2.7 million bar. during that time the west coast refineries produce more than 48 million bar. of gasoline this is the numbers add up to higher prices at the pump a california consumer should not have to pass. >>terisa estacio: here is a look at the current gas prices in the bay area

wereke a studio offline, they may have content the window for pre-consumption with advertising, theyay also saw that content through vod service. vimeo now brings that platform to them. betty: if it is free, why will i pay for it? like the off-line video world before the internet, video is available for pay or free, depending on when or where it is made available. for instance, a film they come out in a theater but you have to pay to see it. that may then be available sometime later through a vod service, or even free with advertising. what we're seeing now, the point of vimeo on demand, we believe the internet will play out the same. it is a combination of free and paid business models for content depending on how new it is or where is available. we see the same thing on the web and we are providing the paid platform to provide those windows. betty: youtube has a million unique viewers. >> so they say. betty: give or take a few, right? what is to stop youtube from saying i'm going to eat vimeo's lunch and lots the same type of platform? >> youtube is very good at what consume and a

are without water and electricity >>> a wake-up call from a space probe with a robotic lander going offline a few days after lapping on a comet -- landing on a comet in november. it spluttered to life. the twitter account sending a message from space saying "hello earth" much scientists believe the solar collectors were blocked from the sup, but as its position changed light reach the spacecraft. >> next a 30 hour flight from chicago to the u.k. why passengers were forced to spend a night inside army barracks in canada. >>> the new "jurassic world" is enjoying dino-size numbers, with a highest grossing debut, $512 million. chalking up impressive numbers in the use, $204.6 u.s. numbers the second highest opening all time, trailling marvel's "avengers" in 2012. by the tameime it's added up monday, it could surpass "the avengers." >>> passengers touching down in london 30 hours after leaving chicago. problems with a plane forced them to spend a night an a place they thought they would never see. >> exhausted and exasperated. not how this family thought their european vacation would end. >> we

his battle with digital dependency lead him to write a book encouraging others to cherish offline timer: even at weekends when you are meant to be resting, if you are connected on line you are not really resting. people need to disconnect and then you can nuture imagination and encourage face-to-face communication. >> reporter: advice from someone who has been there to a generation increasingly connected to the world and disconnected from the person next to them. >>> time now for sport. here is jo. >> thank you. the race for the 2024 olympic games is well and truly on. paris has become the latest to officially launch its bid for the games, and it is hoped it will be a fourth-time lucky for the french capitol. it failed in its candidacy for the 1992 games, and was unsuccessful in bidding for the 2008 and 2012 olympics. if it wins this time it will be exactly 100 years since the last olympiad. >> we tried to get it a couple of years ago, but i think this city deserves to get the olympic games. i mean [ inaudible ] was french the guy who [ inaudible ] the olympic game almost like modern 1

. >>> the army's public website is offline after a group hacked into the page and demanded the u.s. stop training rebel fighters in syria. the army says it took down the website as a precaution. a group called the syrian electronic army has claimed responsibility. they tweeted out this screen shot of an apparent message that appeared on the site before it crashed. >>> what happened to mom? the question a virginia boy is now asking his dad after a terrible accident. more on the family fight to help bring her out of a coma. >>> plus, some police in fairfax are hearing voices and it was part of a plan today to help them when they are out on the streets. we will explain straight ahead. >>> and attention shoppers, it's about to get a lot easier for you to walk to one of our most popular malls. >>> oh, take a look at this storm right now, severe thunderstorm warning tops in fairfax county until 5:15 moving right along 66. it will be inside the district in the next 15 to 20 minutes. a lot of lightning very heavy rain, very heavy wind, this is all moving through, continue to keep you posted

the army took it offline as a precaution. the syrian electronic army has claimed responsibility and tweeted this screen grab of what appears to be a message on the website before it crashed. the hackers are demanding that the u.s. stop training rebel fighters inside syria. >>> a letter in the mailboxes for those hacked against the office of emergency management. 4 million people may have had their information compromised. now they are trying to find out whether people who never worked for the government were affected. the concern centers around forms filled out by federal employees seeking security clearances. those forms often include the personal information of references, which could include relatives, friends even college roommates. >>> 29 homes, two businesses raided. more than a dozen people arrested. the culmination of a year-long effort to get drugs off the streets in maryland. as news4's mark segraves discovered authorities didn't even tell neighbors about it. he joins us live from silver spring with more. mark why t