that's why he rammed the car? >> what it looks like this guy, i don't know, maybe he's on something, we're not too sure the suv is owned by someone who works at walmart. a completely random thing, but this guy felt like he had been getting followed and decided to ram it. he thought people were inside. >> that's mean. >> a bit crazy. >> that too. >> sounds like this driver of this pick-up truck is under the influence of something or has a medical condition. either way he needs some help. >> according to reports the driver has been identified as 55-year-old donald young. he will be charged with felony criminal mischief. >> the woman in this video is about to lose it on the guy behind the camera. >> you got a problem? >> you're dragging that kid down the road. >> good. >> this video posted by philip. this taking place in charleston illinois. >> i'm the [ bleep ] business. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> i'm not racist. >> the way i raise my kids. you don't [ inaudible ]. i'm not none of you all [ bleep ]. >> was she holding

from saying that data was four months to all of a sudden changing it's tune. >> supervisor director ram what we've been saying the difficult is helpful to our data enforcement and what's not clear how best to get the data while it is our experience we've had from other cities you've seen from other cities is it so challenging to get the data if rent requiring it there are a number of ways to get the data and staff said in previous hearings requiring the data from the legislation is one way but other ways of getting the platforms to collect the data we also become for acutely warrior aware there is a number of platforms that don't collect the data they not acting on a host between the rental. >> the staff testified before so maybe they can respond can they address the issue of do you building that this law can be enforced without the booking data. >> good afternoon emily rogers thank you for the opportunity i've been looking forward to clarifying any comments from the previous board about a month ago i said that will be helpful to have the information and that information could be gather

thank you to director ram and the head of the mayor's office of housing and thank you mr. lee with that i'd like i'm going to turn it over to mr. updyke. >> thank you, supervisors good afternoon john updyke director of real estate first, i want to thank you for the opportunity not only revenue the sale of van ness but how it fits as supervisor kim mentioned our overhead do space strategy so thirty van ness i'll briefly describe that a hundred and 80 foot square feet office building we have above a corner walgreens and commercial uses we acquired the building in 2001 it was built in the 1920s as 3 separate 2 story buildings and in 1965, 3 stories were you added to the 2 stories and seismic retrofits done an important site underutilized in its current form and function the city use are dpw department of public works and the did you want and the department of emergency management and others those uses and what they do and the services they delivery to the public can be delivered for intellectually through better destine more sustainable properties and until a viable designati

on this site that has the exception of the tower site but that makes sense difficult issue director ram is that the fact that rincon hill wanted to if turnout the way it was the previous commission regrets they approved it the way it is why is the thing doing there it doesn't makes sense what is the next layer the discussion is that adhering to the basics policies by which we create city gentrification in 83 when the director making reduce initiate the downtown plan how to identify and maintain a balance for awful well knowing that much much taller building will i've got to tell you sprout up in the san francisco landscape we know coming down from the freeway of oakland rincon hill one was a huge mistake we're starting to go into the new york way of building no one will build in new york because they sit too close to the freeway with no breathing room around them this building falls within the con narrations so what did we do about height and bulk and tower situation and more than bulky mentioned by still creating streets and visibility without starting to block the city off i mean, i t

>> that would be a question for director ram. we're not prescribing anything so i will refer to director ram on that. >> thank you. good morning directors the current zoning buzz allow for 750 feet in height because of the growth of the transit plan requires under zoning 2/3 of the site be nonresidential so office or hotel that would require changes to any of those items would require board action would require legislative change that would have to go to the board and be signed by the mayor. >> i have another planning question. i saw in the memo that when a discussion about -- i think it's 536 howard the one that is wrapped around by parcel s which is zoned at 450 feet. in the memo it was stated that tpja if there was a property ownership with the owners they raise the height of the parcel to 750 feet as well there would likely not be a lot of operation. i'm curious about that because i know the shadow studies was part of the transit center and impacting parks north of the city. so i'm curious if you have thoughts on that i know

she rammed the patrol car again and pushed it down a small embankment. deputy richard wilson fired out of his windshield into the windshield of the truck to stop the driver. the driver was not hit. she was taken into custody. >>> did i mention the weather forecast? >> i think you did. >> another warm day on tap tomorrow, but thunderstorms could be around as well. >> that's right. tenacious topper is up with more on our yellow alert. >> temps in the mid-80s in may and you end up with thunderstorms at some point. futurecast tomorrow at noon, okay in the morning, 82 already by lunchtime. that's with some full sun. you need your sunglasses to start the day. then to the west showers and storms beginning to develop in martinsburg and winchester along i-81 at 2 p.m. and then boom, by 4:00 we got pretty good showers and storms moving through much of the metro area in time for rush hour and for you to pick up the kids from school. 81 in leesburg. see all the orange and yellow? that's pretty heavy rainfall. at 6:00 showers and storms still move across 95 into prin

. >> isis says, this video shows iraqi troops racing out of ram add i.t retreat follows days of intense fighting between iraqi troops and isis millitant. the battles left hundreds of civilians and soldiers dead. and there are reports that isis is caring out mass executions of iraqi security forces. >> ram add i cells despite intensified air strikes in recent weeks to save the strategic city. some military analysts believe it is time to consider a new strategy. >> clearly at this stage the 2,000 or more air strikes coalition forces have done in iraq has not reversed the tide of isis, but slowed it, and there must be some grounds component if isis is to be defeated in these cities recaptured. >> the pentagon says it is too early to make definitive statements about the situation on the ground, in ram add i. but spokesperson did concede isis now has the advantage. local officials estimate about 8,000 people fled the violence in ram dollars i in the last few days. >> this woman says chaos violence terror, are spreading on the street. iraq's prime minister has

police say she used her truck to ram a police cruiser and run him off the road. according to the cops, witnesses saw her speed in front of another vehicle to ram that cruiser and then stayed ton vehicle, kept pushing it as it spun off the road. the officer fired some shots but didn't hit the woman or anyone else. police say witnesses did help the officer arrest the suspect. she's now facing first and second degree assault on a law enforcement officer. >>> a former fbi agent accused of assaulting a police officer failed to appear in federal court this afternoon. charging documents reveal davis made violent threats at the agency last thursday and claimed she wanted to die of police brutality. davis was so combative she was in no condition to be brought to the court hearing. she's posted disturbing rants on facebook against police, the president, and the fbi whom she says determined she was bi- polar. >> i'm a former special agent with the fbi. this is what my mug shot looked like when they arrested me a few years ago. i'm going to run for the president of the unite

the police chase began with a traffic stop, a driver jumped an officer rammed his patrol car and sped off. he hit another patrol car and blew a tire. just before reaching the oakland end, he crashed into a mini van carrying four people, he tried to run and, but was caught by police. >> i saw him running and i was screaming that he hit my kids and he was trying to get away and the officers got him to the ground. >>> the two passengers were also arrested. the family in the van was not injured. >>> police have arrested three young men accuse of a hit and run crash that killed a man in san francisco last month. the three suspects were arrested yesterday morning in san francisco hayward and santa rosa, a they are 19 years old and one is 18. police say the men were racing away from police, when they hit and killed 4 #-year-old bridges and he faces charges of homicide, robbery and evading police. >>> a teacher from middle school is on leave this morning as there are student claims that he showed pornographic images on the screen. a dozen students were working on a classroom project during a

police say the suspect was wanted for a domestic violence attack and rammed his vehicle into two cruisers. >> reporter: i'm prince george's county bureau chief scott broom in landover where the suspect was shot by two sheriff's deputies last night in the parking lot of the rice elementary school. >> he used his vehicle a number of times repeatedly to ram the deputies' vehicles and, of course, they responded because they were in fear of their lives. >> reporter: killed in the confrontation was 34-year-old lionel lorenzo young see on shots from his facebook page who was due in court today after his girl friend swore out a protective order against him. prince george's county sheriff's department inspector general mark spencer said the girl friend called 911 before 10:00 last night saying young was threatening her. dispatchers told her to get in her car and get away. that start a pursue that ended here the rice elementary school after crossing the d.c. line and coming back. today young's physical and friends gathered at -- family and friends gathered at the school bewildered. >> never know to

the driver who rammed into them, the palestinian driver, was killed there at the scene.rrol. >> rosemary we now have this new information into the cnn newsroom. north korea claims it now has the the ability to miniaturize nuclear warhead. let's get straight to will ripley joins us from toeky kyo talk about this latest development. will, what does this mean? >> well national defense commission chaired by kim jung-un, supreme leader of north korea investing tremendous money in their nuclear arsenal and military and their weapons programs. when we were in north core car i talked to a high level official. not only does north korea have nuclear weapons. he said north korea has a ballistic missile capable of reaching the united states. while i was in the country, the news broke that north korea had tested a missile launch from a submarine, submarine difficult to trace and could move potentially closer to, to what north korea considers its main enemy the united states. and u.s. homeland now. this announcement, north korea can miniaturize nuclear weapons, fit them into a missile

cohen there are other forms and director ram that there are other forms we should work on and have working groups for other meetings i have even the mayor's office mayors working group i've participated i think we can think that the meetings and groups we can get creative we did some of the redevelopment agency leads to the neighborhood plans and the discussion were extremely helpful i wanted to key off something that was said in the opening comments san francisco is boom and bust from the gold rush so world-class 2 we say had two two changes physically and culturally in san francisco when i look at those two eras one thing i noticed their hugely different the gold rush was chaotic people looked at you like you were crazy down to world-class 2 that was highly regular minded in a lot of cases institutional planning of large sections of san francisco we have hunters point because of world-class 2 and i think if you look at those two times i'm hopeful commissioner president fong looking at generations down we can say yes, we can't control all the elements people are coming for tech that's a l

of life issues so we had mohammed nuru give a presentation we had the planning department and john ramave a presentation and olsen lee from the mayor's office of housing give a presentation so my way substantive is give 8 out of 10 john ram 6 out of 10 and olsen lee it out of 10 today it is a shame that san franciscans have to go on our streets and see so many people homeless and it is a shame that the supervisors sit here and don't think outside the box when it comes to our children i see the fluff and the rain drop but not the practice illicit i when i worked for accident presidio i created the infrastructure group the real estate and property management group i understand what goes into doing things and maintain a standard your supervisors was ask yourselves do you really cater to those that need help most do you really care about our seniors especially our seniors who really contributed to this nation in the 50s and 60s and 70s and 80s today, we have at technician i didn't and the fluff i'm asking you do you center compassion and is your heart in the right place you very much. >> t

and that's from ramming my wife's condo with my truck. i'm nothing like rambo, but he is one of my heroes. that kind of makes me feel like a bigger guy. >> normally your older inmates are treated with a little bit more respect. they -- i guess it doesn't even really matter what race they are. they just come in here and they kind of have that respect given to them due to their age. the other inmates look out after them. take care of them. make sure they know the rules and the regs they have here in the jail and kind of follow them along. >> we take care -- we look out for him. he is a good old guy. we look out for the older dude, you know what i mean. he is all right. as long as his name isn't ramblow, i'm cool. >> ha, ha. >> while stanwick provides the inmate with a good laugh, his tattooed face illustrates some of the pain in his past. >> basically it's just so i don't have to shed any more tears. i've been through a lot of stuff where i am tired of crying. >> salaiz's tears began at age 16 as his girlfriend was giving birth to their son

as is on the case in these types of crimes, the jeep used to ram the store was stolen. but it could provide some clues in the case. ken, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the driver in a suspected dui crash that killed four people in gilroy has been released on vehicular manslaughter charges. the 23-year-old was driving this blackford mustang on leavesley road last night. the chp says that he was speeding when he hit this curve and lost control. a neighbor heard the crash, called 911. police arrived on scene followed the skidmarks and found the car 50 feet down in a ditch. >> when it went off the road it hit the canal bank over there made the vehicle go airborne and overturned in the air. >> the driver was the only one who survived the crash. a 24-year-old man and three 18- year-old girls all died. police found alcohol and drugs inside the car. >>> devastated parents of the 12-year-old boy who was hit and killed by a muni light rail were back at the crash site today. andrew wu's mother and father were grieving at the intersection of lakeview and san jose avenues in san fra

he tried to stop the truck and it tried to ram his car. the chase was on ending in daly city with this crash and a diesel spill that they are trying to clean up now. the three people in the minivan they were injured. they were sent to the hospital. they are expected to survive. as for that suspect. once he is out of the hospital and is in jail he will face serious charges including assault on a peace officer. live in daly city, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> some california farmers are getting cut off from their main water supply. the drought so bad right now, water from the san joaquin river watershed will no longer be available to delta farmers. the farmers have had these water rights for centuries some back to the gold rush. this is the first time they have ever been cut off. for farmers it's a devastating>> we are in the delta. blow.so we have never had a situation where we have had a lack of water. >> farmers use 80% of the water drawn from land in california. >>> it is 5:32. let's get another check on our weather. >> for the third thursda

when he tried to stop the truck, he says it tried to ram his patrol car. the chase was on ending in daly city. >> at least diesel fuel on the street. an accident team is conducting an investigation making sure we properly clean up the scene and there's no further fuel spilled on the street. >> reporter: police say san jose avenue will be closed for two to three more hours at least. as for the three people in the minivan, they were taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. their injuries are minor to moderate. the suspect once he gets out of the hospital is going to be facing several charges including assault on a peace officer. live in daly city, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> a major setback for some california farmers. late last night they told they were getting cut off from their main water supply. the drought is so bad that water from the san joaquin watershed is no longer available to the delta farmers, who have had the water rights for centuries some back to the gold rush and this is the first time they have ever been cut off. with the drought

louis rams are looking at inglewood. any or all of those three teams l.a.ake move to they have not had a pro football team in 20 years. will they come? that is key to the financing and the viability of these potential moves. scarlet: the teams always want some help from the public sector. tax subsidies. metro l.a. is a bigger market in terms of the number of people and therefore dollars. an la-based team should be able to command higher ticket prices and tv rights. you can make the argument that they don't need as much in public subsidies. small cities have said they will not offer a dime. person is paying money to clean up the old landfill. the big difference here is what is called a personal feel license -- rich people buy these things. it's the equivalent of a season ticket. l.a. has a lot more rich people in it then san diego or oakland or st. louis. carson plan revolves around having these personal feel license is sold. san diego's financing component is a much smaller percentage. can they sell enough of these seat licenses to make the financing plan w

the people of ram mad day before i let you go suspect they stay and live under isis control or try to flee to baghdad? >> they tried flee and looked like ramadi might fall and baghdad wouldn't let them in because basically, those sunni tribes are often seen you know by the shia-led government as sympathetic to the islamic state, even if they are not. but what we are hearing, which is a change this time is the islamic state is not letting people leave. neighborhoods are being shut down militants are going house to house looking for government collaborators or pro-government tribesmen. and executing them in the streets and we can't confirm any numbers at this stage but anecdotally sounds like there is a massacre under way in ramadi now. >> horrific situation, mitchell prothero thanks for an update on the ground for us. >>> an important amtrak update four. the railway has just announced that there will be full amtrak service restored on that part of the corridor busy line between new york city and philadelphia happen in time for tomorrow's commute. the investigation still ongoing. servic

and i actually rammed him like you would ram down a door with a battering ram into a car. the guy went down. >> but the attacker just pops back up. >> when he got up, i was a little concerned, you know, that maybe this guy is on drugs or something. >> get on the ground now! >> on the street, people are passing slowly by as sergeant colombo finds himself in a full-on brawl. >> i could see the people looking. i know they want to help. but i'm getting the feeling that they're a little bit scared. i don't begrudge any of these people for standing by. >> and close by, a woman who just happens to have her camera catches the fight on tape. >> this cop needs some help. god. >> this guy, he's feeling no pain. at one point, i had my elbow on his head and his head was on the ground. and i was squishing his head into the pavement. that's when he was grabbing my genitals and squeezing. and i said to him, just stop. i said, i'll stop if you stop. >> but he doesn't. >> tried to get the handcuffs on him. and when i did attempt to do that, he's, you know, trying to thwart me. and that's wh

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camouflager uniforms aircraft ufirearms a watch list of things like drones and explosives and battering rams. >> where have we seen this? >> i have not seen a battering ram, but irany is, we -- irony is we already have a federal police department called fbi overreached by this dang. >> dang. neil: it went too far. >> gives police this sort of stuff because police within tro far. >> why did they go too far in ferguson in baltimore they burned down the cthis,s then what happens when they occur. they call in national guard last time i checked that is a military organization. neil: they use that stuff now what are the limitations of firearm -- .50 caliber or higher how does that restrict or limits. >> the average cop in uniform on the street is never coming into a contact with a .50 caliber. to train s.w.a.t. personnel they have .50 caliber and why? god forbid we have a terroristics dentterincident. or that previous segment that was a small war out there. you let local police departments fight the crime in their area because they know the area best. to put it under federal organization, are they

witnesses say she used a pickup truck to ram a calvert county police cruiser. shots fired in this seemingly quiet part of maryland. >> reporter: it's a more rural area in calvert county but the attack essentially happened on somebody's front lawn. you can see the police cruiser narrowly missing trees and going through a fence. when you see this scene it's very clear the officer was fortunate that things were not worse. calvert county sheriff mike evans. >> nobody expected this totally out of the blue. >> from his cruiser, richard wilson shot a gun, trying to get the driver of the toyota pickup truck jamie destroyed, to stop. according to the witnesses, stroud sped up and passed the car to ram wilson's cruiser. >> hopefully, we'll get answers to what caused this. was it drug related? that's our biggest problem right now, drugs. >> in the meantime people are applauding the witnesses who helped wilson make an arrest after stroud got out and charged the officer. >> the citizens inform the police of what's going on because it's so important if they have the aid of t

that is why they went in with that battering ram. they are confident they will get him. they went to three different places after getting more tips, they are hoping more tips lead to the fourth place abe they will find him this time but unless he comes on his own they will to have go get him and they are hoping somebody watching right now will either recognize those pictures or necessary him and maybe he has asked for help will call police and help the public instead of this guy. >> that is for sure and is there that $10,000 reward. >>> gruesome discovery in tinicum township. >> person walking a dog stum old cross a suitcase yesterday with the body inside. the body appears to be man in his 20's. sky fox near second street and essington, delaware county coroner is now looking into how the the man died, and who he was. >>> a grandmother in upper darby is in big trouble, police say this isn't her first run in with the law. prosecutors have charged her, carmeta with child endangerment and lying to the police after police officers received word that a three-year old boy was h

a driver bumped a police officer and rammed him and sped off. he blew a tire.hase went inside the tunnel. before reaching the oakland end of the tunnel the suspect crashed into a mini van and hurt four people. >> he hit us. the next thing i know the cops jumped him and got him to the ground. he was trying to get away. >> that driver was arrested and he was taken away by ambulance. as you can see here, the two passengers were involved. the family in the van was not hurt. >> police have arrested three young men accused of a hit and run crash that killed a pedestrian last month. the three suspects were arrested in san francisco, hayward and santa rosa. two are 19 and one was 18. police say the men were racing away when they killed 42-year- old bridges in the financial district. they're facing charges homicide, robbery and evading police. >>> caltrans releasing more information about a fractured steel rod in the tower of the new bay bridge. take a look at one of the more than 400 rides in the base of the main tower. it failed the strength test after being exposed t

police say at one point the suspect car crashed and the driver tried to ram the officers here it one officer fired shots. no one was hurt. the jays continued into prince george's county with the suspects ditching the car and running. police confirmed that three men were arrested. leon: news for anybody hoping to visit the washington monument today. it was closed this morning after officials say an article problem caused issues with the elevator. no visitors read the monument at the time. repairs are underway and it will reopen as soon as possible. good thing known was stuck of the top this time around. alison: unnerving. let's get to the weather. with heat and humidity and another chance of storms. leon: doug hill tracking all that from the storm watch weather center. doug: what you are hearing right now, i recorded yesterday afternoon. it's the same pattern. 92 right now at reagan national airport. kind of cloudy out there. let's get a live look from one of our hd weather cameras. this is a great school in fairfax. very few showers and storms actually formed compared to this time ye

they were air lifted out and were checked out by medical personnel we were standing by at ram's horn.they going to be transported to a hospital? >> they don't need to go to the hospital. from what i understand they've been checked out by paramedics. it's really good news. they're alive and well and they're going to be reunited with the family. >> reporter: sheriff's officials tell me they're family is being debriefed about what stranded them. after the debriefing the father and the children are free to go home. a successful search and rescue mission that ended two days after it started. so lots of smiles and people around here. they have family out here greeting them as well. >> so amber, is the assumption here that maybe something happened when they were off roading that truck and the truck was disabled and they had to hike their way out. is that the working theory here? >> reporter: yes, it is. i spoke to some of the deputies and they tell me that's the thought but they cannot confirm that at this point. their focus is on giving the family medical attention. they were checked out ev

right now three teams are in talks to move to los angeles, the raiders, the chargers and the rams. one of those teams could play home games in an existing stadium during the 2016 season while a new stadium is built. nfl commissioner roger goodel wrapped up the owners meeting in san francisco by saying the league is significantly further on relocation than they have been in year's past. when asked about the raiders roger goodel said he hasn't heard anything new on plans in oakland. >> we need to have a proposal from the people here about how they will keep the raiders here in oakland and do it on a basis that is going be good for the community and the team. long term. that proposal is necessary to have soon. >> the rams are in discussion to build a stadium and the raiders and chargers are planning a joint stadium. >>> many juicish organizations are concerned. they asked -- jewishs ors are concerned. ktvu's rob roth is outside the meeting in san francisco live now with more. rob? >> that meeting today the issue was when does freedom of speech crossover into hate speech and at the sem

the boston bound cruise ship temp rarery lost power and rammed into the channel bed.none of the passengers were injured. officials say a rising tide helped free the ship. it is now off the coast of bermuda waiting to be inspected. napa is cracking down on leash law violators. more police are making sure dog owners are following the rule. someone must be holding the leash. first time offenders will receive warnings and after that dog owners will receive citations. the rules don't apply to off leash parks. >>> norma and chuck ward have cared for 30 foster kids in their home in the last eight years. yesterday the county of santa clara awarded them to foster parent of the year award. they say the best part of being foster parents was getting to adopt their first foster angel. >> it's good to be part of the family and to know that someone loves me. >> that's a beautiful family. they admit there's challenges to being foster parents includes issue with the biological parents. the recognition is part of foster appreciation month. the number of children in to foster system is

the officer tried to stop the vehicle and allegedly the vehicle attempted to ram the patrol vehicle. >> with this pursuit, i understand that i don't know how fast the person was going, they were blowing through stop lights and stop signs. >> yes, and ended up here in daly city. >> they slammed into the mini van. >> from what it looks like there were three in the vehicle, a 16-year-old, 20-year- old and a female adultment their inyour's are not known at the time. >> what -- injuries. >> what about the driver of the dump truck. >> he was taken into custody and has been transported to the hospital for minor injure eats. >> you have your special -- injuries. >> you've the special investigation team. >> there's been a diesel fuel and lots of fuel has been spilled on the street. the investigation team is outdoing their thing, we continue to monitor the investigation as far as the accident. >> thank you for joining us live. we know your busy. the intersection of san jose and floinoy will be shut down. >>> a suspect who barricaded himself in an apartment surrendered last night. officers were

he at some point rammed the vehicle according to sheriff's deputies. she called 911 and they told her to go somewhere safe. she picked a shopping center nearby and what happened was a police chase that went into d.c. landover. they finally cornered this guy at an elementary school middle school here in prince georges county and he tried ramming the sheriff's deputies vehicles according to sheriff's deputies. that led to them firing their weapon and they said that they were dealing with a violent man. >> our people are aware and being communicated that this is a violent confrontation by a lawless individual right from the beginning, you know somebody who would threaten the life of a loved one, our people are aware of this and they're listening to the communications and then their own observations of his behavior at the scene confirmed that in fact he's a violent person. >> reporter: coming up on news 4 at 5:00 we are going to hear from family members of this victim or the man who was shot and killed by sheriff's deputies and what will happen next in the

deputies say lionel young rammed a deputy's vehicle with his truck. and our maryland bureau chief brad bell smoke with young's mother. he is live in landover with what she is saying about this. brad? brad: she is not happy. she wants answers. this happened at 10 seven last night. police were called for a domestic situation. there was a pursuit. the pursuit ended up here in the parking lot of the cora l. rice elementary school. as you said, that is where the sheriff's deputies claim that a man by the name of lionel young rammed their cruiser, refused orders to stop and then was shot dead. we have a photograph to show you of 35-year-old man. he does have a history. he was due in court today for a hearing on a peace order that was filed late last night. now we talked to his mother. his mother said she just needs to know what happened. she says she finds it hard to believe that her son was acting that way as the sheriff's claim. >> being around the kids. brad: just about an hour and a half ago, the sheriff's department had a brief press conference to expl

he drove his car and rammed his vehicle a number of times into the deputies' cars. >> reporter: when deputies discharged the weapons. both now on paid administrative leave. >> i really can't respond. all i can say is my family is hurting right now. >> reporter: young had a serious criminal history when he was younger and appears that he stopped these violent infractions that he had done when he was a younger teenager and his early 20s. coming up at 6:00 we talk with prince georges county police officers explaining to us what the first steps in this investigation will be. reporting live outside of prince georges county police department i'm tracee wilkins, back to the studio. >> thank you. >>> afternoon heat and muggy and showers. feels like summer out there. doug? >> and it's going to continue through the day tomorrow. we are talking one really warm and humid day tomorrow. and it's that way right now across portions of our area. just depends on where you are. show you storm team 4 radar and not a lot of should recalls today and some right through the district earlier and then pushed

. >> rammed his vehicle a number of times in the deputy's car. the deputies discharged their weapon in order to stop the attack by mr. young. brad: brenda young says she has no idea what to believe. she just knows she lost her son on mother's day. >> i would like them to tell me why did you kill my son? brad: the deputies have not net been named. we have been told both of them are veterans of the force. they have been in the sheriff department for five years and six years. in landover brad bell abc7 news. leon: a big apology today from metro after major delays from thousands of commuters. third rail insulators in the tunnel between the rosalyn and the foggy bottom prompted them to close down the tum. it halted traffic for blue, orange and silver line trains. stephen tschida covering the trip from rosalyn tonight where the commuters are still fuming over the problems. stephen? stephen: late today metro issued an apology for the delays and the inconvenience, blaming the problems on the insilllation cover over the third rail which were arcing. the c

they now use cars as battering rams most of them stolen, like the one today. and for the public, it's still a novelty. >> i think people will do anything they can to get anything now. >> that's insane. in this area, too? >> reporter: customers at the shopping center were shocked at boildness boildness boldness of the roshs. after 4:00 in the moshing a jeep cherokee smashes the glass door, three people run into the store. the police agent describes what happened next. they were wearing black hoodies, using some type of tool, smashed open several jewelry glass cases, removes several items of jewelry. >> reporter: it happened quickly. thieves were in the store no longer than two minutes. a veteran officer finds the jeep, he knew where to go. a small road next to the creek where stolen cars have been dumped before but the thieves have left along with the loot. the second crash and grab robbery in palo alto in three month. the photography store hit in mid-february. two men rammed the glass door pushed back the steel chain gate, enough to crawl into the store. they