and all you heard was pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: police say 44-year- old randy williams father of the older teen shot the younger one several times from his car. police apprehended williams some six hours later at his house a few miles away. >> we did surround the house, we called in to him and asked him to step outside. he did cooperate and was taken into custody without incident. >> about 4:00 i heard the mother crying and that's when i came out. >> reporter: neighbors say the victim's family came to the scene from richmond where he was from. >> the thing that's upsetting is it wasn't the kids, it was the father that came here and did it. >> reporter: and witnesses say the teenager seemed to be arguing over a girl. >> we heard this woman screaming or this girl screaming, i know you're jealous. i didn't know you were this jealous. >> reporter: randy williams face as murder charge. neighbors say they ran to try to help the 17-year-old in the street. neighbors say they ran to the scene but there was nothing they could do. >>> authorities have identified a bay area cyclist killed

>> the geneva convention to protect pow's signed in 1948. >> and how did that come about? what will does it play inyyy interrogation?yyyyyyy >> sure.yyyyyyyy throughout much of the historyy of warfare, prisoners-of-waryy were treated at the mercy ofyy their captors, which is usually badly, either sold for ransom,y and slaves, or summarily murdered.xyyyyyyyyxy two main principles, pows should not be prosecuted for their combat violence and they should be not punished in detention which are operationally meant that they should be treated in conditions on par with the conditions enjoyed by the troops of the detaining power. so -- >> is their age interrogation aspect? >> what is says is detainees cannot be tortured mentally or physically, subjected to cruel or unusual punishment. and so that has been cast doubt as saying, you can't be subjected to corset techniques. you can't be threatened with the loss of privileges if you fail to cooperate. you cannot have your food or medical care taken away, and you certainly cannot be physically abuse

after world war ii it really codify the pows shouldn't be prosecuted for their ordinary conduct and they should be not punished which operationally meant that they should be treated in condition to read is there and in interrogation? >> it says detainees cannot be hartford so that's been crashed out in the terms to say you can't to the coercive techniques. you can't be threatening them with a loss of privileges if you feel to cooperate with the interrogator you can't have your food or medical care taken away and can't be physically abused in any kind of way. >> professor skerker, when a is interrogation immoral? >> i would say any time physical methods are used for a couple reasons. first of all whether it is a law enforcement to usually they are a suspected combatant. it's not known for certain the they've done anything but meriting. so if you start torture and people you are punishing people who may very well be innocent and in counterinsurgency gyrations more often than not the interrogators. or a confirmed say al qaeda member for alana non-game of member. you've seen the interrogatio

. >> all you heard was pow, pow, pow, pow. and i just ducked. i laid down. >> scary that just right across the street, somebody got shot. >> williams was arrested at his home shortly after the shooting. this was the 21st homicide of the year in vallejo. >>> 7:06. we now know more about a bay area connection to a deadly crash on highway 50 that killed four people. it happened saturday night near placerville when the driver of a prius veered across four lanes of traffic right into the path of a minivan. three members of an oakland family were in that prius. they were killed. their 10-year-old daughter is in the hospital with severe injuries. a 4-year-old girl riding in the minivan also died. some people who live in the area believe the driver of the prius may have swerved to avoid running into a deer. >> i think it's a high chance of being connected. >> now, four other people in that minivan were not seriously hurt. >>> it is 7:06. a number of deadly crashes was up this thanksgiving weekend compared to last year. but dui arrests were down slightly

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. >> all you heard was pow, pow, pow, i just ducked and laid down. >> it is scary that somebody acrosstreet got shot. >> the this is vallejo's 21st homicide of the year. >>> and an outbreak of gun violence, what we are lending about three fatal shootings in just 24 hours. >>> now more protests in egypt days afteree gist gave him total control. president mohamed morsi said, this is temporary and today he plans on meeting with the supreme judicial council. critics of mohamed morsi are planning major protests tomorrow. >>> and also new this morning, pictures of a second fire at a bangladesh weekend fire killed 117 people. thousands of people are now in the streets protesting in bangladesh protesting the fire that trapped workers inned building with no emergency exits. at least 12 people died from jumping out of the building trying to escape those flames. >>> and there are new reports that iranian rockets are being sent to gas gaza. they spotted those weapons at an iran and in port -- a rainian port -- iranian port last week. they were used to hit tel-aviv during the latest conflict and th

when they created this grid, they did not anticipate the amount of pow we would be needing today. now you're talking about getting electric cars on-line of the my goodness, stop kicking the can down the road with everything we do in this country! fix it now. it's not for me, for the sake of my grandchildren. they don't need this. >> jonathan, wouldn't the electric power companies just pass it on to the consumer? >> they would. i think, in fact, if you wanted to really me a change here, let's privatize some of those companies, like long island power, i'm guessing where you reside. privatize them. if the money will spent, let it be funded by privat prices or get rid of laws that prevents price going. a lot better and smarter ideas rather than spending orgyver what was a terrible loss of life, but i think ultimately much more of an inconvenience for the economy at large. >> christian, i can see the actor that if we put them underound, this won't happen again. it's an investment now for a payoff later. >> absolutely. undergrounding lines, investing in the smart grid. right nowe lose $

hearing to consider that the transfer of a type 48 on-sale general public premises license from 247 pow we will street to a 165 jefferson street. >> good morning, president chu and supervisors, my name is rich, i'm a police inspector with the san francisco police department, the applicant has filed an application with the beverage control [inaudible] for 1201 minnesota street located on the south corner on 23rd street, it is an online order company and is not open to the public, this company has moved to 1201 minnesota street at their previous location of jarrold avenue. [inaudible] as far as police calls for services, there's been no reported police calls for service from july 2011 to july 2012, no regard of police reports from the same type period of july 2011 to 2012, this premise located in plot 314, the high crime area defined at 300 or more [inaudible] this has 109 reported incidents recorded from the year 2010, this is under the high crime area definition by 106 incidents. the applicant premises is not located in a high crime area. the premises is located in census track 226, pop

you know, i wondered what happened to the rest of the company and my fellow pows, you know? >> hinojosa: what did you do to remain hopeful? i mean, how did you... >> hinojosa: it was hard. i went back and forth a lot, talking about, "this is it, today's the day i'm going to die." and then i would think, you know, "god brought me through the ambush for a reason. there's got to be a reason i'm still here." and i would think of my daughter. i would think of, "what am i going to do when i get home?" you know, you really go through everything. "i want to see this movie, i want to lose five pounds." you try to go... because... just to keep you going. i can't sit here and think about what's going on outside that cell door every minute. i'll go crazy. so i definitely thought of my life after. >> hinojosa: so there's a lot of talk about what happens when these soldiers are taken hostage. one of the other soldiers was jessica lynch. and you witnessed a little bit about what happened with jessica lynch's story. so talk to me a little bit about what the media sees, the story that is por

we're not going back to the days when the insurance d a pow coverage or charge women dif ripley from men. >> reporter: the president will continue doing the acts of provisions for the affordable care act, including the centerpiece, the individual mandate. upheld by the justice' 5-4 ruling, it states every american needs to have health insurance by 2014 or faye a tax penalty. >> the supreme court is working. we're not going to recite the battles of the last four years. >> reporter: democrats say mitt romney passed a similar healthcare measure in massachusetts when he was governor. the gop nominee believes this to be a state issue. and if he becomes president, he promises to repeel the law that he said is unconstitutional and a government overreach. >> the best course for healthcare error is to craft a plan at the -- healthcare is to craft a plan at the state level and fits the needs of the state and focus on getting the costs down for people, rather than raising it with the $2,500 additional premium. >> reporter: romney said he would keep popular parts of the law in place, including p

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they're use envelope households during pow area outages, they're useful to drivers who use them in place of gasoline. the people at nec in japan understand that this is a growing and important market. the japanese electronics firm will join the bidding for a bankrupt u.s. company making storage batteries. nec officials say they want to buy the failed batterymaker a 1, 2, 3 systems. the u.s. firm filed for bankruptcy protection last month. it will be up for auction in early december. sources say nec could end up paying more than $120 million to buy the company. storage batteries are a key headlight in building smart grids, the next generation in network power. smart grids are considered essential to promoting renewable energy such as polar power. demand for these batteries is expected to right globally. they provide backup in the event of power out ans due to weather and other factors. >>> the u.s. central bank says the country's economic activity is expanding at a measured pace, but worries are rising about the so-called fiscal cliff. the federal reserve released its latest beige book ec

and the slain of them at the intersection of charleston and drexel street just before 1:pow this morning. police said that they found him suffering from a gunshot wound. the 20-year-old resident was pronounced dead at the hospital. now, anybody with information about this shooting should contact prince george's county police. >>> we now know the names of two people killed in the collision between a pedestrian and a motorcyclist. it happened saturday afternoon on branch avenue in suttland. harry lee was not in the crosswalk when he was struck by the motorcyclist jonathan evans. the 64-year-old clinton resident was pronounced dead at the scene. the 40-year-old evans was taken to a nearby hospital where he also died a short time later. >>> coming up on 9news now this sunday. an indianapolis neighborhood is rocked by a massive explosion. we'll take you there. and more customers getting power back in the aftermath of sandy and from the local employees, they are headed to new jersey. >>> well, i hope that you got out and enjoyed today. this entire week, just beautiful weather. and we'll see a

. >>> around here there is still 71,000 people without their pow we're. the majority of them are -- power. the majority of them are bge, dominion and potomac edison. i want to show a personal account of what prolonged outages can mean to families in our region. i got an e-mail from a loyal viewer in kristin, virginia, who has been waiting desperately for the power to come back on. she wrote, dear anita, i want to thank you for being our beacon in every storm. my husband waits for your telecast every morning. steve has als, lou gehrig's disease. he is ventilator dependent. the machine breathes for him so those of us that love him have one more day and the day after that. we are waiting for our power to be restored in clifton. we live alone. we are down to the last 300 customers in fairfax county without power. we cannot complain. we have say generator. but it is a single point of failure. steve's ventilator has two back up batteries. we have power for 15 hours. we are house bound in a storm. when we heard that, all of us at 9news knew we needed to try to h

. >>> the blacked eye pees gave us "i'm a pow" tonight, we have an idea. the big bean theory. >> the black eye peebeen recipe. they say if you don't like the way i cook them, cook them yourself. >> i know i can do better. >> reporter: she started out with black eye pea, great northern bean and navy bean. >> black eye pea. >> she sold 80 jars in two hours. >> i saw that i could cook. >> now, she was working for giant. her passion is the bean. her bosses say? >> what are you going to do, sell beans? >> she opened the big bean theory. >> i'm a manufacturer. i'm a built-in. i can't believe i am a built-in machine. i make the product here. >> they credit her with keeping the mall alive. it is teaching her how to work out the kinks before she hits the big bean time. >> i'm a good business woman. i have wonderful ideas. i'm proud of myself. >> proud of herself and more so of grandma molly, the real bean counter. >> if it wasn't for her, i don't know if she realized what she did. she started me doing this. they started my passion. >> passion. if we can have 20 bea

. >> reporter: the powe show a tight race to the finish. >> you never know which way virginia will go. >> they are hoping to replace retiring senator jim webb. he has been out on the campaign trail with his fellow democrat, tim kaine. >>> people in areas hit hard by super storm sandy last week are still finding ways to get to the polls. election officials say turnout is heavy in parts of new york. voting machines are set up in tents. voting was delayed when workers couldn't get the generators to work. in new jersey, election officials extended the deadline for clerks to process e-mail ballots. displaced voters can now e-mail or fax their ballots as late as friday night. their votes will still work. this could make the state vulnerable to lawsuits. >> with all that they have survived and endured, now there's more coming their way? >> yeah. and this is a typical nor'easter type of storm that normally would not do a whole lot. taking off some of the seawalls, they're going to get flooding they normally would not see with a storm. and plus, 50 to 60-mile-an-hour winds. they could see more

he was awe struck by nature's pow power. in the past, people used to have this sense of awe all the time. kinutani believes the ancient myths can help reawaken that sense of belief once again. a central motif in the art is the story of the sun goddess. she hid herself and her light inside a cave. the world was plunged into darkness, and evil spread. to lure her out, the other gods held a party, singing, laughing, and dancing. she peeked out to see what was going on. another god forced the cave open, dragged her out, and light was restored to the world. >> translator: we have always overcome natural disasters through our know-how and by working and praying together. i want my art to say we can rebound from the tragedy and the light will return in the century ahead. >> reporter: living closer to nature, adopting a simpler lifestyle, and living in harmony with each other. inspired by the ancient myths, this is the message kinutani wants to convey, that we can create the future from the lessons of the past. miyuki tokoi, nhk wor

and giving you a little pizazz there, a little bang pow with the interpreter at his side. don't think she ever actually did any signing, though. traditional signing in that one. >> we know those signs. >> so funny. and i love that they can laugh at themselves. and the fact that, look, if you made it into an "snl" skit, you're doing pretty well. >> you've arrived. >> that's right. good stuff. >>> well, it's now 4:56. that coastal storm is causing a travel mess. not just in the northeast, but right here as well. >> next up, we're going to hear from a guy who as we speak is trying to get out of reagan national airport. we'll have his story coming up at 5:00. right now, you're watching "news4 today." >>> rain, sleet, even snow. our region got it all. now this intense coastal storm wreaking havoc on the entire northeast. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this thursday, november 8th, 2012. a very cold, and in some cases

>> david pill pow. can i make a comment at this time? >> yes. >> my understanding is that the 30 days provided under the board rules would expire this week so the commission wouldn't be entitled to make comment on that. was there discussion of that 30 day limit on comments from the commission? >> thank you. thanks for asking the question. we can't have dialogue during this public comment. >> okay. i wanted the commission had the opportunity to weigh in substantively on this ordinance and i am hoping any communication to the board would request for further time for the commission to comment on it just as they requested more time to comment on the proposed ordinance. >> director. >> just to be clear the supervisor agreed to wait until november 29 to consider the matter at the board and would hear comments at that hearing. >> that's excellent and thank you very much. >> any additional general public comment? okay. >> okay. next item please. >> commissioners, it will place you under your regular calendar. item 12 the western soma community p

point by any means terrorism the instability in syria this was or any talk about people it's not about pows it's all increase not about me staying or leaving it's supposed to contribute safe or not so disobey me but we've been fighting us who you work to win this war how would you reconcile with your people after everything that has happened just be. became more precise the problem tween me and the people i don't have problem with people called the united states is against the west is against me many countries including turkey which is not of course against people of the peoples of the syrian people or against me how can they be good so it's not about the goal siding with the people you spoke to bob the conservation between the syrian and the syrian don't have several it's there is a and support coming from abroad to support terrorist to destabilize syria and this is for. the infrastructure military infrastructure economies so. it's almost as if like syria is going to fall into decay very soon and the time is against you in your opinion how much time do you need to crush the enemy you canno

we are celebrating native american month with a big pow wow this weekend. there will be a book signing from some local authors. >> individuals with authors can come on out. an opportunity to spotlight our people. individuals are involved with things around the state. this is an opportunity to see the authors. >> best mill school age book and she will be featured -- best middle school age book and she will be featured. >> another opportunity to spotlight what we've done but what we're doing right now. >> the best way to learn about a culture is to the food. let's get to the native coffee. >> it is a partnership and all about supporting each other. it is a great way for the indian send it to promote a native- owned places that the rest of society might not know about. >> very good. there will be delicious food. almost fried bread. ears the honey on the bread -- there is the honey on the bread. >> we have celebrations across the country. theave the indian taco beand fried bread with powdered sugar. these are things you find only at our native events. you can c

i was in a jack a pow we're transfer is underway in china where the communist party congress now reviewing the list of candidates the new leadership will have to tackle the growing challenges of the world's second largest economy and as our chief lucy coffin of reports beijing is promising to increase its global influence. lighting the flame on the international stage building to new heights on this world. and soaring beyond its limits whether it outer space the arctic outer continental shelf or on your local store shelves china is making its ambitions known let's see this is made in china. made in china china for cheap economic goods have translated into massive profits for china as well as criticism no list comes amid growing concern that china is using its economic clout for political leverage. different. trying not a very promising country i'm sure you probably think you're probably right for twenty try less than five the i.m.f. says china could surpass the us economically in real terms by twenty sixteen it may not help the countless chinese who live in poverty but it sure makes rivals

programs like quantitative easing ok so you say the bigger picture reveals a bull market in fear of our pows and dead deflation disorder post-traumatic deflation a starter news is that much better but very clever i wanted to really highlight that but you brought up easy money so what is the impact of easy money on volatility does it make volatility theme less volatile yes that is absolutely case there is no doubt you cannot separate the impact of fed balance sheet expansion on equity volatility the more the fed expands its balance sheet the lower equity volatility goes on a spot the vix or realized level so in this this is actually very quantifiable the minute the fed stops expanding their balance sheet we end up getting a volatility spike we saw this we saw this during just prior to the flash crash in two thousand. and we saw it just prior to the crisis in august of two thousand and eleven so you know it at this point really volatility is being defined spot volatility is being defined by fed fed action and monetary policy you know to this extent you have this dichotomy where if investors ar

. >>> in egypt tonight, spreading protest after the new president made a play for more pow they are weekend. egyptian president mohamed morsi made a truce with israel and hamas but it's what he did next now causing outrage in a region on edge. alex marquardt in the region tonight. >> reporter: the birthplace of egypt's revolution, today, again filled with protesters calling for the downfall of another president. last week, president mohammed morsi placed himself above any oversight, declaring, the president may take the necessary actions and measures to protect the country and the goals of the revolution. morsi's office says he is trying to punish the old regime. but there is no judiciary or legislative body to keep him in check. and many egyptians are attacking his absolute power. >> we have a new leader in town. >> reporter: the united states which thought of egypt as a close ally says the power grab is against the spirit of the revolution. the president's office says the moves are just temporary and now many are not buying it. supporters and opponents of the president are planning large

kind of give them their credibility in order to lift their weapons and go and start to give their pows more weapons now if you hear william hague's statements today after his meeting with the leaders of their syrian opposition he wasn't quite clear on that but i think what the entire this posture highlights is the unpredictability of the western position towards syria which kind of the only consistency about that has been its unpredictability and inconsistency which could shift at any moment and i think we need to be very clear about that because the tipping point could happen at any point and surprisingly now there seems to be momentum but there's still a lot of reluctance but also there's sort of different powers backing the emerging syrian opposition aren't the kind of playing in the same way a wavelength so all in all there is kind of indication that this might happen but it hasn't gathered enough momentum in what about the unpredictable nature of the syrian opposition itself the rocket bomb he says the u.s. is only interested in encouraging the most moderate elements of the opposi

not just a sensation, weather is pelting the pacic hwest, causing pow >>> it is even too much for an area i don't know for its rain. wet windy weather pelting the pacific northwest causing a number of power outages and road closures in oregon and washington. the weather is linked to at least one death a hunter killed when a tree fell on his tent. strong winds most of the week and up to 2.5 feet of snow in the olympics and cascades. i was on the phone with my aunt dorothy up in portland. she says it's a mess up there. a lot of people worried about thanksgiving because a lot of travel going on. >> is she doing okay? >> oh, yeah, she's fine. she lives on the willamette and it's coming up. >> it's early for that to be happening to see that much rain. right now we're not seeing la nina or el nina. it's a la nada. so we're kind of bouncing between fluctuation patterns so we are not sure what we are going to expect as we head into the winter. things locked up. we have a trough along the west coast, we get a lot of rain. right now we have showers. you can see some of the scattered light show

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benefits democrats although what we're seeing today is that the numbers of people actually going to the pows are smaller than they were four years ago that's interesting that that's exactly it over in california even though the outcome is no and there's a lot of really interesting ballots that are up for about and we're going to get we're going to dig deeper into that a little bit later on many back to you over there in florida which historically has been a battleground states and right now there's a lot of talk about this lawsuit the democratic party suing the state of florida can you give us an update on that. sure it will there's it tends to be kind of silly here in florida sometime around election season and what happened was governor scott actually truth curtailed some of those early voting which prompted a lawsuit by the state's democratic party it's actually happening in a few other kind counties at this point this happened over the weekend it's actually slowed down a little bit the courts actually allowed for early voting to continue on sunday it gets a little bit crazier when you he

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he went into the pows out and also served in the gulf wars.he embodiment of duty and honor that canadian steel than him. dinosaur facebook page facebook groundout for >> we're talking raiders and diners at a big fight in nascar. we'll start with the niners in candlestick park yesterday. taken on the rams and the outcome expected, a tie. alex smith made it has 38th straight start. he takes off down the field but its levels at the back of the house met and neck area by late john dunbar. it looks like he just hit him with his helmet but no penalty was called there. sustained in the game for a while and in the second quarter with a short pass to crabtree. he doesn't for the touchdown that was 47 g of fat point. smith complained of blurry vision and was diagnosed with a concussion. 7 yd touchdown run midway through the fourth, barely getting in and. there up 2421 when david acres tied the game of the 33 yd field goal. but 2 of overtime and akers missed a field goal. we had another missed field goal in the overtime period as well from st. louis. the

and a number one collateral murder by now you've probably seen this video of a us a pow apache helicopter shooting at iraqis like they're in a video game without concern that they're shooting at international journalists this video put wiki leaks on the map and showed the real face of war apathetic teens unaware that they're shooting at real people. well there you have it christine a couple of things you might have not known had not been. so all right pretty significant things part of what will no doubt become important in history when we look back thanks our two producer adrienne it was sad. well let's talk more now a little bit about the legacy of wiki leaks and in particular the case surrounding its founder julian assange we are nearing six months that assad has been holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london if he sets foot outside he will be arrested and sent to sweden for questioning related to sexual assault allegations as anjan his supporters fear he would then be extradited to the united states and charged with espionage and for this reason ecuador has granted him political asy

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what did people haveo say to have the pow to stop it? let's ask republican congressman tim huelskamp. welcome to the show, congressman. we definitely want to talk to you about the president's speech today. he said he is ready for compromise. here is the president. >> i am open to compromise and i'm open to new ideas. i have been encouraged over the past week your republican after republican to agree on the need for more revenue from the wealthiest americans as part of our arithmetic if we are going to be serious about reducing the deficit. gerri: president says he is ready to compromise. >> he is always talking about that you to 3%, and many those are the small businesses that create jobs. we tax them at the level he is talking about, that will give us enough revenue for one week. what about the other 51 weeks? let's get serious, mr. present. put a proposal on the table. we have to avoid this tax court. gerri: to that point, the president is asking for $1.6 trillion in new revenue. when you make of th? is the number that the gop and hous