nbc bay area's jean elle live along the panhandle bike trail. police in the area looking for the suspects. >> they are, i have seen, five police cars circling the area. they're looking for three suspects who in the last 15 minutes attacked another cyclist. a cyclist that was just across the street from us on the panhandle bike path. they heard a man yelling for help. the three suspects took off running when people arrived. the man managed to keep his bicycle. the fourth incident where thieves are causing cyclists to crash so they can be robbed. the bike path lights up with cyclists at night. some regular riders aren't feeling safe. >> horrified. >> it is really, really disturbing i think. >> recent late night attacks on cyclists have their attention. two cyclists were attacked this month, while riding late at night. there were three violent incidents, where bike thieves hit riders over the head or stuck something in their spokes causing a crash and an opportunity to steal the beak and valuables. >> as a cyclist we have to watch for cars and hair

on the panhandle. book path for those hours all the time. so, you know. hopefully it won't happen to me. >> advice police have for bicyclis try to travel in groups. if you are cruising along and see a group of men up ahead not moving. might want to find another way to got to where you are going. live in san francisco. terry mcsweeney. >> we see cyclists behind you. >> next, doctors say a first. a patient addicted to google glass. the bizarre symptoms and how doctors are treating it. not just about stock options. two legendary silicone valley companies are offering women a unique benefit that could be a game changer. >> banding together. dramatic video of a rescue at sea. >> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri, clouds increasing in san jose. areas ofu devil of -- areas of drizzle developing. the storm and how it will impack your morning commute. free food, dry cleaning is nice. the latest perk for women and their eggs. will it help the gender gap. apple and facebook hope so. ian cull explains. >> reporter: apple and facebook saying they'll pay

bicyclists in san francisco are being attacked and robbed on golden gate park's panhandle. two cyclists were attacked on the path while riding late at night. the sf bicycle coalition said there were three vinyl incidents. thieves hit riders over the head, stuck something in their bicycle spokes causing a crash and creating an opportunity to steal the bike and other valuables. >> when it's dark out, i'm not coming through the panhandle any more. i'll go down haig street. >> just before midnight there were two cop cars patrolling. >> the bicycle coalition is spreading the word about the attacks. as you heard, police are stepping up additional patrols in that area police don't have a description of the attackers, but tell us they do believe it is a group of people working together. >> a flasher may have struck on the peninsula while palo alto investigated three cases of indecent exposure. belmont police are looking at a case that may be connected. two women told belmont police they saw a man exposing himself yesterday morning while parked outside this pete's coffee. they tried

it's hard to believe you would panhandle for a dollar if you have a new car.ious about that. this is the schuylkill expressway you're jammed as you head to conshohocken because of this giant fuel spill, we've been showing it to you all morning. police and cleanup crews are on the scene. stick to ridge pike or conshohocken state road. >> reporter: many areas in the 40s, 53 by 9:00. 64 by noon. 71 by 3:00 p.m., not too shabby there. 65 by 6:00. sun and clouds and breezy out there today. at the airport we're looking at all green aircraft no major delays at the most frequently travel destinations. check ahead in case there's a problem with your specific flight. >> new england cheerleaders honored devon still. the woman stood in solidarity whose four-year-old daughter leah is fighting pediatric cancer. you remember the story giving leah a pep talk as he drove to philadelphia children appear's hospital for treatment. >>> the birds have a first place tie with the cowboys after beating the rams 34-28. the eagles host the giants on sunday. a win keep them on top. if th

. >> you can get permits to panhandle? it sounds like her profession. but, still -- this is going to be frustrating. we've done stories over the years. they can make thousands and thousands of dollars. you can make a career out of panhandling. certainly in places where i was in atlanta, busy traffic. you see the same guys every morning out there collecting money. i'm insusure he was frustrated. >> that's why people don't want to help other people out. they think, are you really? >>> michael phelps is putting his swimming comeback on hold. he's entering rehab after his drnk driving arrest last week. he acknowledges this is not his first, quote, lapse in judgment, and says he needs to focus on becoming a better person. neither phelps nor his agent admit the six-week inpatient program is for alcohol abuse. >>> peyton manning in the record books again. his pass to julius thomas in the first quarter was the fifth -- his 500th of his career. he and brett favre the only two nfl quarterbacks ever to hit that milestone. before the

light showers and sprinkles in northern maryland and the panhandle of west virgin up into the west virginia mountains.e in the metro. temperatures 50s and low 60s. now that's not too bad. but it's not going to warm up much today. highs today only in the mid to upper 60s, turning very breezy as that front goes by. and noticeably cooler tonight and tomorrow. uva is on the road. durham taking on the blue devils at duke, near 70 degrees for that game. and iowa is in town to play maryland at college park. noon kickoff. temperatures mostly in the mid 60s. if you're going to college park, be ready for a very breezy afternoon. >>> more college football and a check of your seven-day forecast ch> we're working to give you all the developments about ebola in the u.s. one infected nurse, amber vinson, this woman right here, may have been sicker than first reported when she stepped on to that frontier airlines flight. now the president of the airline e-mailed all of his employees to tell them. however the cdc says it's highly unlikely anyone was infected. meanwhile, several flight staff are on temporary

skies are cloudier here in northweste maryland and the panhandle of west virginia.a result, temperatures there are not as chilly. where the skies have cleared out, it's cooler. 50 in lorton right now. 57 in southern maryland. so the impact the weather will have on your day, on the whole, relatively low impact. be ready, though. it will be a good kite-flying weekend as a pretty stiff northwest wind arrives later on this afternoon. he futurfa sune e in and around the metro today. more of a sunshine challenge farther north and west. by late this afternoon and into this evening, increasing clouds, i couldn't rule out one or two stray sprinkles, especially in the higher terrain north and west of town. i don't think we have anything in the way of rain chance north of the metro. what little rain is out there won't add up to much. hour by hour, 50s this morning, low 60s at lunchtime. and high around washington right at 67 degrees. the wind will start to increase after lunch. clouds will pick up a little bit after the sun goes down. homecoming, we'll have that later on. noon

all attacks happened on bike paths in the panhandle between october 3-5. and last friday, there were two attempted attacks. >> these are vicious particularly because there's no attempt to even slow the bike down and ask for the bike. they are using violence first to take the bikes. >> police say they have stepped up patrols in the panhandle and warning bicyclist to avoid riding in that area alone, especially at night. >>> [music playing]. >> all right. our promise, i won't stop believing. orange october is in full swing and giants fans are coming out of the woodwork heading to at&t park. you know about the fan frenzy thing ! it's exciting. >> there were a lot of people around at&t park who didn't even have tickets, they just wanted to be there. tonight most likely we will see more people out there. we want to show thank you fan photos we have received. giants to win photos. this is from the gonzalez family and they are showing their daughter decked out in her orange october gear. panda hat. very cute. we heard from conditionante who likes to -- dante who l

. >>> concerned for bicyclists after a series of violent attacks in san francisco's panhandle neighborhood. after midnight, police say it becomes a hotbed of criminal activity. between october 3, and 5, four bike riders were attacked. the thieves are working in groups of two to four people. investigators say they jammed something into the bicycle spokes, and then jump unsuspecting riders. >> these are particularly vicious, because there's been no attempt to even slow these people down and ask for the bicycle. they are using violence first, to take the bikes. >> police say they have now stepped up patrols in the panhandle district, and are warning cyclists to avoid riding in that area alone, especially late at night. >>> san francisco is seeing a startling spike in the number of auto thefts after reports of stolen vehicles in one neighborhood are up nearly 50%. at 10:30 what police say may be to blame, and what you can do to protect yourself. >>> he was a guy wearing a shirt and die. the fact is, he didn't look suspicious at all. police in san leandro say he apparently groped two young girl

oklahoma city man confrontedded a panhandler after that just happened to him.e gave this elderly with man money, every single day, you can imagine, his rage when he saw her in that new car. >> i don't have no car, getaway from me right now. >> don't, stop. >> getaway from me. >> she may have emotional issues there confrontation caught by a cameras caught on camera by a witness i should say. daniel says he even gave up his last couple of bucks for lunch ones to help her out. home less alliance based in oklahoma city says 25 percent of panhandlers are actually homeless. >>> coming up, parents left in fear after a young boy in south jersey dies from the enterovirus, what is being done now to calm parents fears and to keep kids safe. >>> then another medical scare, ebola scare in delaware, a child from liberia isolation at the a dover hospital with symptoms consistent with that disease. will we will have >>> and, parents in south jersey, one thing, what will school officials are diagnosis to keep their children safe after a young boy dies from well, he dies from th

. >>> and a panhandler spotted driving off in a brand new set of wheels.'s confronted on camera and she's definitely not happy about it. >> but first, septa is about to take you on high-tech ride. an exclusive behind the scenes look at what's in store for riders in one big change you >> we have breaking news in that chinatown sexual assault case we told you at the top of the hoyer hour. philadelphia police say right now, they have a person of interest in custody now. this video may disturb some of our viewers. police say a man walked into the art studio on the 100 block of north ninth street in chinatown. started beating the owner. he's also accused of sexually assaulting and robbing her. police say the attacker stole $600 before taking off. we'll have much more coming up in a live report at 6:00. >> septa is gearing up to get rid of those tokens and go high tech. >> it is test agnew system and i got an exclusive behind the scenes look at what you can expect. ♪ >> it will be faster. >> you don't have to have the cash money. >> easier. >> not having to worr

. >> police say a series of attacks in the panhandle neighborhood are dangerous.thefts happen when the ride ever away. admit day the panhandle bike path is a cycle freeway with a obstacle course of skateboarders and walkers mixed in. after midnight it's a target range for criminals. >> there was a couple riders hit over the head and they stole the bikes. it's unenoughing. between october 3 and the 5ththere were four attacks. >> i had no idea. they are violent robbers. the thieves are attacking in groups of 2

most of the shower activity is off to the west of us. 8:00 tomorrow morning, western maryland, the panhandle of west virginia. by 2:00, we could be looking at heavy rains across the immediate metro. 1-2 inches not out of the question. the heaviest rain will be in the mountains. along with the potential for watches and warnings. we will keep you updated throughout the day right here on channel 7 and, of course, on wjla.com. skies begin to clear, that happens late tomorrow. improving conditions for the end of the work and school week. highs tomorrow only in the low to mid 70's. better days ahead. 70 degrees on saturday. lots of sunshine. preparedhe o's tonight? >> it is not good. we have the very latest. >> and now the toyota sports desk. >> let's start right here in town with hockey because there was a wild one in the phone booth tonight. the sharks scored three goals in the first nine minutes of the game. let me take you back to the third period. caps on the attack. where is he? 5-4.ender had no chance, just over a minute to play. he will get great sweep in front of the goal. what a comeback

heavy rain moving into the panhandle of west virginia the next few minutes.his rain leaving charlottesville will be on i-66 within the hour towards fauquier and prince william county. what to expect, heavy rain in the metro. 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. another check on your hour by hour in a few minutes. back in the news. >>> 5:33. new information this morning about how americans view the fight against isis. while you were sleeping a new nbc news wall street journal poll revealed whether u.s. combat troops should get involved. tracie potts live on capitol hill with more on that >> reporter: aaron, good morning. the poll not particularly happy with how the president is handling this. let's take a look at the numbers. 41% of americans say the air strikes alone aren't enough. we also need boots on the ground. another 35% say we should just do air strikes. 15% don't think our military should be involved at all. over half, 55%, now say president obama is not doing a good job handling this. interestingly, one out of three democrats agree with that. the president of cour

a video of a man cog a panhandler in oklahmona city is going viral online. the man took issue when he saw a panhandler he had regularly giving money to getting into a 2013 vehicle. the 78 year-old woman is allegedly seen begging for money on a daily basis. the woman and her family claim she has a permit, isn't doing anything illegal and is trying to get out of debt. here's some of the video and her reaction. >> you ask for money in the middle of the street the you are driving a new car? you say somebody's coming to pick this up? listen, i work hard for my money. >> don't judge me. i go to church every sunday. i talk to my ministers out there and he says it was ok to do i'm just going to do it. >> more than 2 million views on this video of people talking about whether the guy went too far and if she should be doing that or not. it's a hot topic. >> and finally, the woman in colombia would to her doctor after experiencing abdominal pain. this is not the wrong video. doctors found a potato growing inside of her. the woman says she was told by her mother that th

neil: what she looked like as she was panhandleing.uld never know she left in a swanky car. >> she claimed it was her son. neil: i think that anyone with a pulse would feel compelled to give her money. >> any time you give money to a stranger, you run the risk of being taken for a ride, it happens all of the time, that is where some places say, don't give money to the biggers. neil: what do you do? >> i purchased food, that is safe, like a banana wrapped or -- and given it to someone that looks like they need it, i had a banana thrown back at me, and bruiseed back of my shin. if you want to give over and above to charity organizations that do feed hungry and house homeless, do you it at risk but you can give them a fresh bottle of water, and healthy food. neil: or a new car. >> yes. >> you have money, you give money freely, you want to help, we get it, we try that. we give them money, i tell them go buy food. i feel badly. neil: do they listen? >> they ignore me. i feel badly, sometimes he would give up lunch to give her money, i love

and i found myself around 2:00 in the morning running around trying to panhandle. wasn't too many people out because it was too cold. and my feet were hurting really bad, walking so much. because i would walk sometimes two and three days at a time. my feet are on fire, my knees are hurting, my back is hurting, my lungs are literally about to explode from the burning of the crack-cocaine that's in my lungs to the point to where my lung's almost ready to collapse, which i'm still finding myself trying to get more money for the cocaine. it's rock bottom right there. that's about as low as i think i could go. i think before you kill someone, before you break into a house, before you steal something, whatever the case may be, get caught with drugs, trafficking, whatever the case may be. this could wind up being your view. you could be staring out of your cell or out your window. this could be what you see if you decide to come to prison. i wouldn't recommend it. i wouldn't recommend it. >>> i'm going to show you what i'm made of! >> he's easily one of the most volatile

the panhandle of west virginia into western maryland, garrett, and allegheny counties. this moves through the east through the overnight hours, and by the time we are all done with the system by midmorning tomorrow we could pick up anywhere between a quarter inch and a half inch of rain across the immediate metro area. here is the culprit. the front will slowly wiggle further to the south. high pressure will build in tomorrow. look what happens during the late day hours. our skies begin to cool a little. sunshine expected for extreme western maryland. we will see that sharp division line between the clouds and the clearing skies. the class will be south of the immediate metro area. however, a little wiggle to the north at about 30 miles an hour could mean more clouds. most of the rain will be done with by tomorrow afternoon. 50 to 55 for the overnight low. highs tomorrow around 65 degrees. during the morning hours. sunday, high temperature only 63 degrees. columbus day, a lot of folks have the day off, upper 60's. tuesday, we could be looking at stronger thunderstorms,

have plans this weekend to head to the west, head out to skyline drive, washington county , the panhandle of west virginia , it looks absolutely beautiful for the fall color change. given another week to a week and a half, it will look beautiful out here. it will be sunny but cool, upper 42 middle 50's. .e have a strong cold front you will deftly need a jacket. >> new 11:00, authorities charles bill say they need your help this weekend. they're asking to help in the search. the uva student was last seen september 12. an organized search is planned for this weekend. for more information and to sign up for that search, go to wjla.com. charged with is abducting graham. so far, crews have surged more than 90% of the area within a mile radius where it is believed she disappeared. police are investigating a big fight near metro center. one person was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries. the fight happened this afternoon at 10th and g street. police took one person, a juvenile, into custody. there's no word on what started the fire -- the fight or the condition of the victim. from a

shenandoah, eastern panhandle of west virginia, much of maryland, west of i-95 and the west of virginia, including fairfax, montgomery, prince william, all these areas. if you have any sensitive outdoor plants, bring them in now. you still have time to do that. it is just now in the low to mid-30s. farther south and east of washington, temperatures are generally in the low 40s to near 40 depress. when you're out and away from your tv, keep up with your weather 24/7. download it free on itunes and google play. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:11. storm team 4 x 4. melissa, how is the commute. >> looking good. st. barnabas, moving right along. 95 in virginia also looking quite good. no construction. things out of the way at this point this morning. wider look as we look at the big picture. lots of green. everything looking good. 270 looking fine. i'll see you at 5:11 with a live picture at 95 in maryland. >>> 5:02. developing overnight, a second student has died in the washington state school shooting. gia soriano die from her injuries. the tight-knit community remembered the victi

the same group of men may be responsible for all three attacks along the panhandle. >>> we've heard of con artists claiming you have won a sweepstakes or you have been closen to be a secret shopper. now the same scam is hitting another group, attorneys. a warning about the latest version of an old con. >> i received an e-mail from a ms. akeme. >> this berkeley attorney figured this was another plea for legal help. >> she had a japanese divorce decree she wanted to enforce here in alameda county. >> the e-mailer said her husband owed her $933,000 in a divorce settlement. he's only paid half of it. and while she's in japan, her ex-is over here in berkeley. >> and so she wanted to know if she could retain my service toss enforce this judgment. >> seemed logical, especially when she said here are the japanese court documents. a divorce decree and a settlement agreement. she said this was her passport. >> i looked at all the documents. i looked at the e-mail. i e-mailed her back and said thank you very much. >> he sent her a retainer agreement and told her he had to speak with her by phone.

. >> it's a heated confrontation between a man and an elderly panhandler.t he saw her do that g ♪ >> a deadly typhoon slams japan with powerful winds and rain. the typhoon hitting this morning killing at least one person and trapping many in their homes. this storm comes a little more than a week after a volcano erupted in central japan killing more than 50 hikers. dozens of people are still missing from that eruption and today's storm brought the search for them to a halt. >> the u.s. supreme court expands same sex marriage across the country by turning down appeals from five states seeking to prohibit the unions. the justices brought an end to delays in indiana, oklahoma, utah, virginia and wisconsin. the decision also impacts six other states making gay marriage legal in 30 states. this was the first day of the supreme court's new term. >>> illinois man arrest forward trying to travel oversees to join isis the parents of 19 year old mohammed, were in federal court today their son was charged with attempting that provide support to a terrorist organizatio

. >> reporter: she blogs about the panhandle area. >> quite a big response in the cyclist community. there's groups that want to go out and be vigilantes and find them. >> reporter: another resident wants more community involvement. >> i'd like them to say something when they see something, care about their neighbors. >> reporter: the attacks have all happened between 10:00 p.m. and 1:30 in the morning. >> i ride my bike late night all the time. i'm on the panhandle, the bike path from those hours all the time, so, you know, hopefully it won't happen to me. >> reporter: terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> well, several events are planned this week to remember andy lopez, the 13-year-old from santa rosa shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy nearly one year ago. family and friends plan to hold vigils tonight in honor of lopez. the deputy said he mistook lopez's replica rifle for a real gun. prosecutors cleared the deputy of any wrong doing several months later. over the past year, protesters have been calling for the deputy to be removed from duty and for reforms within the justice

oklahoma city man confronts a panhandler after seeing her driving off in a brand new car. >> yes, we have a little bit upset because he as a matter on have fact had just given her money. >> i don't have no car, getaway from me right now. >> stop, stop. >> getaway from me. >> you dent miss with grand mom. she's hard core. so the confrontation was caught on camera by a witness, daniel says he confronted her, whom he says he saw standing on the sidewalk asking for money. so after that he says she got in the new car and drove away. at the very least she should have hidden the car and driven away post. >> yeah. >> anyway, homeless alliance which is a group based in oklahoma city, says only 25 percent of panhandlers are home less. they can better help home less by giving them information on nearby shelters. >>> so there you have it. >> yeah. >> 5:27. septa making strides and going high tech, we have an exclusive behind the look scenes what they are at the the scenes, what they are adding and getting rid of to make your traveling easier. >>> then a silent vigil held in honor of a police off

san francisco police say the same group of men may be responsible for all three attacks along the panhandle. >> the devastating loam p earthquake happened 25 years ago. this friday, ceremony jennings is taking a look back with the premiere of the special 15 seconds, 25 years later from the loma prieta earthquake. we hope you can join cheryl. it doesn't seem that long ago. giants in the world series playoffs against the a's. hopefully for the giants tonight they can continue their winning ways in the playoffs. >> that would be great. temperatures in the 50s in st. louis. late this afternoon and early evening there. we are looking at quite the opposite with a warm weather pattern setting up today and high fire danger arriving overnight with the gusty winds. 7:14 is the sunrise. sets at 67:38. a little less than an hour. but we are looking at airport delays of one hour at sfo right now and clouds extend into the north bay. we are clear in our east bay valleys. it's cloudy in emeryville and here's where the temperatures stack up. 59 in oakland. it's 56 in san jose. 55 half moon bay and from our

san francisco federal building 97th street and north panhandle in t in t in the ucsf campus and the civic center on tuesday from 8:30 to 5 i encourage the city employees and the public for the free training. thank you, chief. there are there other announcements from the councilmembers >> yes. president chiu. >> frail a comment and question first of all, i want to thank everybody and echo i want to say what occurred to me after the earthquake happened we've spent a lot of work prep and wonder if that was worth it we know it was i want to thank everyone for paxil the earthquake bonds in 2013-2014 there was a lot of work mayor ed lee and the fire chief's it was amazing and the angst we felt from volunteer to a may or may not seismic retrofit regive this it's worthy it i've had a lot of conversations i notice there are community that are additional things that seniors may want to thank about and the immigrant population may want to think about i know your materials are broad but are there efforts to educate those niches. >> so we'd be happy to work with you and just to let everybody know we h

and i found myself around 2:00 in the morning running around trying to panhandle.because it was too cold. and my feet were hurting really bad, walking so much. because i would walk sometimes two and three days at a time. my feet are on fire, my knees are hurting, my back is hurting, my lungs are literally about to explode from the burning of the crack-cocaine that's in my lungs to the point to where my lung's almost ready to collapse, which i'm still finding myself trying to get more money for the cocaine. it's rock bottom right there. that's about as low as i think i could go. i think before you kill someone, before you break into a house, before you steal something, whatever the case may be, get caught with drugs, trafficking, whatever the case may be. this could wind up being your view. you could be staring out of your cell or out your window. this could be what you see if you decide to come to prison. i wouldn't recommend it. i wouldn't recommend it. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> i'm going to show you what i'm made of! it.

>>> just east of pensacola, in the florida panhandle, is 84 acres of some of the most dangerous land in the state. this is the santa rosa correctional institution, a maximum security prison with more than 2,800 inmates. >> roll out. >> i have over 200 inmates that are serving life sentences, and i have over 200 inmates that are serving 25-year mandatory sentences. our population here at santa rosa consists of inmates that are violation of probation to drug charges to burglary to rape or murder. just coming to work, the correctional officers in an institution put themselves in danger every day. >> back out, kneel down. kneel down till i tell you to, you understand? >> i worry about them 24 hours a day. the worst thing you can have happen as a warden is one of your staff members hurt or loss of one of your staff members. >> i am going to put it in these terms just for it to be honest, understanding that this is a war. so, you don't know what to expect from day to day and minute to minute. you can't beat the people that made the system and made the rules and have all the power. >> j.c.,

unusual at the santa rosa correctional institution, a maximum security prison located on the florida panhandle. >> but today, there's a downpour inside c dorm, and it has nothing to do with the weather. >> well, an inmate break the sprinkler head on the cell in, what was it, 12, 10, i believe. we'll shut off the water to the cell to minimize the damage. have the inmate submit to restraints, and then we'll deal with the issue from there. >> the water is flowing from the cell of inmate troy wagner, who is serving 20 years for aggravated assault and attempted sexual battery. wagner says he broke the sprinkler head by accident. it all stemmed from an incident earlier in the day. >> i was angry and mad and i had slung feces in the cell. when i get upset and angry, i end up doing things like that. >> like that? you've done that before? >> yes, ma'am. >> really? so, what does that gain you? how does that help? >> it don't. it don't help me at all. it just puts me in more worse and worse and worse spots. >> wagner had spread feces all around his cell, including the sprinkler head, and he says he was o

that will put it in jefferson county and charles town area of the panhandle of west virginia. just because you're out of the red triangle, that's where the storm is now. where it is going next is what we are most concerned with the next couple of minutes. it looks like it lost a little bit of structure. it was never reported as a tornado on the ground. but the type of very dynamic atmosphere we have over us first thing this morning, that is the reason we can get the brief little spinups. they can easily generate a wind in the 60 to 70-mile-per-hour range. go ahead and take severe weather precautions at this point in time. delay travel. interstate 66 west of marshall area, be careful. don't try and get outside and drive in the storm. let the storm two by and then two about your business the rest of your morning plan. the storm moving off to the northeast. it does look like, from what i see here, like it lost its punch. it will expire hikely at 6:45, three minutes from now. we will watch this carefully over the next few minutes. again, if you can delay all of your travel. this i

. >> hello supervisors i'm lauren i live on the ned of the panhandle my husband and i bought our home in 1979 i started renting a room for my husband's sawdust living costs i pay 47 hundreds for him to be in a facility he has dementia i work part time and all of this together he helps me not to go into our retirement fund i don't want to deplete that fund i think that i'm here to support supervisor chiu's protective i have liability insurance for renting to no more than 2 people in my home for $2 million and my main concerns about some of the discussion today is on the 90 day limit i really need to do it more than 90 days for it to be meaningful to me and the other parrots about the registry i have no problem registering and paying to register but i feel like in some of the people are talking about something pits x possessing we register your cars and things like that but i know there are people that have taken advantage of that by evicting but someone that is doing that in my own home i've had no problems and complaints and had great people it's been a valuable experience so i ask fo

already clearing skies for western maryland, garret, allegheny, washington counties, also the panhandle of west virginia. a good indication of what is on the way come early tomorrow morning. the skies, live super doppler radar, everything out of annapolis. down to extreme southern maryland the few embedded thunderstorms will come to an end as we move through the next hour or so. temperatures tomorrow morning 6:00 hour, 60's in d.c. look how the skies are clearing. a mix of sun and clouds for the day tomorrow. highs will make it back into the 70's. as we move into wednesday night and then thursday temperatures remain on the warm side. daytime highs still in the 70's. but a cooldown on the way for the upcoming weekend. here is our forecast for tonight. showers will end. gradual clearing. 52 to 60 overnight low. winds out of the west. winds pick up a bit tomorrow around 10 to 15 miles an hour. wind gusts around 20 to 25. 72 to 77 for a high. much cooler for the weekend. ighs will only be in the 60's. tomorrow morning at 4:30 we'll update you on the eclipse. >> we want updates on lots of sp

admit day the panhandle bike path is a cycle freeway with a obstacle course of skateboarders and walkers mixed in. after midnight it's a target range for criminals. >> there was a couple riders hit over the head and they stole the bikes. it's unenoughing. between october 3 and the 5ththere were four attacks. >> i had no idea. they are violent robbers. the thieves are attacking in groups of 2 to 4 people. they jam something into the bike spokes and jump the riders. >> these are vicious because there's been no attempt to slow the people down and ask for the bicycle. they are using violence first to take the bikes. saying nothing else. making no demands, grabbing the bikes. >> it's shocking, i have been riding two or tre years, commuting late night. >> the overnight hours are primetime, when the bike path is empty. >> taking whoever comes down the path and taking whatever comes their way. >> if someone jumped me i would let lose a lot of rage. >> police have stepped up uniformed and plain clothes patrol and telling bicyclist to avoid riding alone at night. >> the thieves are not targeting a

six attacks have happened in the panhandle near golden gate park in the past ten days. some cases, the cyclists were knocked to the ground, robbed of their bike, wallets and cell phones. police promised increases patrols with uniformed and under cover officers. police are looking at surveillance videos to track down the robbers. >> we do have leads. i can't share them because it is an active investigation. we do hope to bring these individuals into custody. >> police tell cyclists to ride in groups, if you see a group of men near a path ahead, turn around, go a different way. >> more details on california's efforts to create an earthquake early warning system. members of the u.s. geological survey will update on funding for the system. earlier in the week the usgs announced the bay area's over due for a big earthquake. experts expect the large earthquakes from three different faults, hayward rodgers creek in the next 30 years. >>> if you see what looks look a ferry accident in the bay, don't be alarmed, it's just a deal. the fire department, u.s. coast gar guard, golden

. >> it's a heated confrontation between a man and an elderly panhandler.t he saw her do that got him with tom corbett, things keep getting worse. september 16th. budget deficits force pennsylvania to borrow $1.5 billion dollars just to keep the lights on. three days later, pennsylvania's unemployment rate goes up for the second straight month. under tom corbett, we've fallen from 9th to 47th in job creation. and on september 25th, pennsylvania's credit is downgraded for the fifth time in two years. why would we give tom corbett four more years? ♪ >> a deadly typhoon slams japan with powerful winds and rain. the typhoon hitting this morning killing at least one person and trapping many in their homes. this storm comes a little more than a week after a volcano erupted in central japan killing more than 50 hikers. dozens of people are still missing from that eruption and today's storm brought the search for them to a halt. >> the u.s. supreme court expands same sex marriage across the country by turning down appeals from five states seeking to prohibit the un

that's in the panhandle neighborhood of the city. at least 6 people have been attacked so far. the value of the bike doesn't appear to be the motivation. police say the best what i to stay safe is to be very alert and ride in groups if possible. >>> one step closer to having a high-speed rail. state supreme court justices ruled that the project can move forward yesterday. if completed, people would be able to ride the rails from san francisco to los angeles in 2.5 hours. the project will cost at least $68 billion. >>> facebook's former president is paying $1.5 million to the california coastal commission. he was fined because he didn't get proper permits for his lord of the rings themed wedding in big sur. the multi-million dollar affair was held in an virally sensitive area -- environmentally sensitive area. >>> a la carte television watching. cbs is now offering an internet streaming service providing a near live feed of local programming. here's a look at cbs' all access pass allowing to you watch what you want when and where you want to. >> reporter: cbs is changing the cho

worked as deputy controller for a past dozen years and held numerous incredibly important rules a as panhandle unfortunate with the board of supervisors analyst and served as the cfo for the department of public health as the budget manager for the rec and park department and every roll she's had oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light is someone that provided exemplar management skills and navalal advise and the ability to support those we're here to service he's meridian entire generations of city staff and must be members of the board of supervisors that have benefited from here thoughtful council and constant belief in the goodness of government moj is someone i've never seen anger and prosperity h has been oh, i guess here daughters are nodding their heads you but here patience with the political discussions and the mirror i can't do of executives appointee at city hall she's been spur human but at the same time she's be able to balance an amazing professional career and also raised a would have family in san francisco earned an mba and supported a larger community of friends and fa

. >>> now to a dramatic confrontation between a panhandler and a woman who gave him some money. >> the says he gives her money and he was outraged to see the woman driving a better car than his. >> you ask me for money in the moifld the street and you drive a 2013 car? listen, i work hard for my money. i don't appreciate this [ muted ]. that's why people like you are taking advantage of people like me. >> the woman claims the car belongs to her son. the man wasn't buying it. he threatened to smash the windows if he ever saw the car again. the video was posted on facebook. >>> michael phelps is putting his swimming comeback on hold. he says he's entering rehab after his drunk driving arrest this week. he acknowledges this is not his quote first lapse in judgment. neither phelps or his agent say this is for alcohol abuse. a long-time friend say this is probably is. >>> game three in boast of the league division series this year. the giants can wrap up against the nationals. >> the dodgers and cardinals are knotted at 1-1. >>> welcome inside "sportscenter." i'm john buccigross. the patrio

what happened when a man who gave money to a panhandler.ater saw that same person driving a new car. >> catherine: then. we have the first interview from the stars of 'real housewives of new jersey' -- since they were sentenced to prison hey! welcome home! hey mom! woah, this kitchen looks beautiful. it's bigger! it's great, right? give him the tour. let me show you! quartz countertop, soft-close drawers, farm sink, under cabinet lighting, look at this spice rack. um... where's my room? right there where it's always been! we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. just slide right in! ranked highest in customer satisfaction. ikea kitchens. >> >> catherine: the giants game has just wrapped up. they cannot get it done at home there will be another game. we will have more sports with our sports director gary radnich >> gary: i am predicting the fans will say hang in there. it's tough but we will come back. i was out there all morning. there was a feel that they would wrap it up today. a big crowd! couple of nice catches for harper. >> j

shifting further eastward, down towards the florida panhandle. stretching to the coast. large hail, torrential rain and flash flooding. and hurricane head towards puerto rico. and going bring tremendous rainfall. 4 to 8 inches. continuing to strengthen, not going to be an impact to the united states. >>> breaking overnight. a powerful earthquake shook stra america. the 7.4 underwaesht quake hit off of the coast of elsa salvador. in the city of san miguel in the eastern part of el salvador, tremors could be felt along the coast. and from guantanamo to costa rica. >>> new images of a young texas nurse infected with ebola. nina pham is in good spirits. but it's a mystery how she got the disease after caring for thomas eric duncan who died. and we have tahman bradley. >> reporter: she is isolated in stable condition after receiving a blood transfusion from ebola survivor dr. kent brantley. >> she's doing well and feeling well. >> reporter: the 26-year-old nurse, the first person in the u.s. to contract ebola was among 80 health care workers who treated thomas eric duncan who

freeze warnings and watches all the way to the gulf coast. 30s as far south as the florida panhandle. and some snow, we're going to see eight inches in parts of the app lay chans. and new york and d.c., not as much of an impact. but new england, some winds up to 60 miles an hour. and more snow coming their way. >>> and to the breaking headline, one of america's most wanted captured. terrorizing a community for 48 days, tonight, eric frein is in a cell. and the marshalls that took him in speaking out. tom llamas with the story. >> eric are you sorry? >> reporter: eric frein had no words and nowhere left to run when police marched him out of a pennsylvania courthouse -- just inches from a crowd of angry neighbors who let him have it. >> death penalty, let's go! >> reporter: people snapping pictures, as the accused cop killer walked by. their relief, palpable. when you laid eyes on him, what did you think? >> i was really happy that they finally found this guy, now we can sleep at night. >> reporter: for seven weeks armed swat teams sweeping through the back yards here, searching for the

counties north of washington, howard and frederick, washington, panhandle of west virginia, highs there just in the mid-50s. shenandoah valley this afternoon it will be rather cool. mid-50s from win chest tore shenandoah and the mountains of west virginia. highs near 50 degrees this afternoon. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:41. a look at the hour by hour breakdown the next 24 hours. it includes our friday night lights forecast. first four traffic with melissa. >>> good morning, tom. happy halloween to you. construction hanging around. much more than they normally see on a friday. nailer road where the two intersect. shut down because of construction. 66 eastbound, that's the only one we have. the right lane only getting by. 66 at compton road, you can see that is moving along quite nicely. wider look at things, no major problems into is and out of town. all looking quite good. prince george's, everything moving along. a live picture coming up in a couple of minutes. >> thank you, melissa. 4:32. right now crews are getting ready to test a new levee system. news 4 megan mcgrath i