. >> reporter: reginald dillard, sr. is number 5 on the list to stay here at st. bonifays church tonight instead of sleeping on the street. >> better than being outside in the elements. >> reporter: he holds a part- time job, but says finding a place he can afford in the city is nearly impossible. >> i'm on every list in town to get a one-bedroom place with a kitchen and a bathroom. >> reporter: so while he waits for that call from a landlord, his mission every night is to find somewhere to sleep. >> sit on the sidewalk and i wait and i wait and i wait. >> reporter: reginald is lucky to be on that list. the line to get inside st. bonifays is long tonight. he and 59 others will get a bed inside the church on golden gate for the next seven nights, as well as two meals a day. >> with so many people on the streets, to be able to have a place for them to get dry and to be sheltered is pretty significant. >> reporter: michael pappas says several congregations are working together to feed and shelter the homeless this winter, especially in preparation for el nino. for do

reginald dillard, sr. is one of them. he works part time but says finding affordable housing in san francisco is next to impossible. >> happy to have someplace to come, very happy. i'm on every list in town to get a one bedroom place with a kitchen and bathroom. >> reginald is staying at a church. it will be his home the next seven days. this program includes two meals a day. >>> a new twist tonight in a san francisco tour bus crash. we've learned some of the damage may have been preventible, mark kelly on the important safety step that was not taken. projectiles when that ed through them. the >> reporter: large orange k rails went to protect pedestrians from vehicles instead turned into potentially dangerous projectiles when that tour bus barreled through them. these k rails should have been weighed down with water, but many were bone dry. >> there were some that had some water in them. stop didn't have water in them. so it was really -- some didn't have water in them. so it was really a mixed bag. >> reporter: we've lea

police arrested george edwards for the murder of reginald perry. he was shot and killed near the howard metro station on eighth street west. no word yet on a motive in this case. >> black lives matter! >>> this video shows protesters who caused traffic backups last night. they shut down major intersection in d.c. it's national trance week. the group wants to bring attention to crime, specifically the murders of transgender victims across the country. the most recent in our area 22-year-old zella ziona from our county. >> we're demand respect. we want this to stop. >> the protest organizer jess grobeman was arrested. >>> happening today, a court appearance for the former loudoun county supervisor shawn williams. he faces charges after his pushed his way into a neighbor's home and attacks the neighbor. he was drunk at the time. he apologized and said he's seeking treatment for alcohol abuse. >>> it's a weather alert day. take a look at the "storm team 4" radar. all the ran moving toward us. chuck bell will let us know when it's going hit us. >>> thou

reginald perry shot near r and h streets, the third in recent months. and they stepped up patrols after a single mom and au grad were both called. one calls this morning's sho shooting a setback. >> it's appalling someone lost their life a block from where matt lost his block so recently and a block where p.d. knows there has been illegal gambling and drug activity that has been the nexus for crime in the past. >> there is a 25,0$25,000 rewarr information to help solve this murder. >>> if you're heading out to reagan national airport, you may see extra vehicles around, there's a law enforcement enforcement training part of the c terminal and part of the departures will be closed. there aren't a lot of flights at this time so it shouldn't have a major impact on traffic. >>> students at a local school doing their part to support troops, the sweet way. they're giving thanks. >>> a shorter commute to d.c. is on track thanks to a big decision by maryland governor larry hogan. >>> a heartbreaking story, a >>> a howard university student will have place to liv

reginald kerry lived in northwest washington and was 28 years ago. a short time ago, we spoke to a man who described himself as the victim's uncle. he was too distraught to speak on camera. we know shots were fired before 2:30 this morning here in the -- when police got here. this is the third fatal shooting. her son was close enough to hear that gunfire. you may remember matt was killed during a gun battle on 7th street a block away from here in august. he just got out of a cab and headed to a party when he was hit by a stray bullet. police have done a lot more patrolling and the open air gambling that was fueling so many of these disputes died down. the latest shooting is a step back. >> it's appalling that someone else lost their lives within a block of where matt lost his life so recently and on a block where npd knows there has been illegal gambling and drug activity that has been the nexus for crimes in the past. >> reporter: so far, no arrest made in the latest shooting. police are offering a $25,000 e reward. back to you. >> thank you so much

>> reginald telly. >> announcer: that is correct. >> jimmy: next question. >> in what detention block was one princess leia being held? >> i was unconscious for that part. so you guys -- >> i wasn't born. >> jimmy: any other excuses? what detention block -- >> 51. >> i answered. itas a-23. >> jimmy: yeah, it's a-23. but -- >> announcer: that is correct. >> jimmy: this is already an insurmountable lead. the next question goes to the >> how many skiffs accompanied jabba the hutt's sail barge? >> jimmy: how many skiffs accompanied jabba the hutt's -- >> seven. >> is that your final answer? >> yes. >> it is wrong. >> thank you. >> no! >> jimmy: arden, how many skiffs? >> two. >> that's right. >> announcer: that is correct. >> jimmy: arden, quick follow-up question. what is a skiff? >> well, it's like a thing that like has like -- i really can't explain it. >> jimmy: okay. >> but it carries prisoners sometimes. >> jimmy: okay. all right. the next question is for arden. he has a huge lead, 40 points. there's really no point in continuing but we are going to anyway. j.j.? >> during the battl

. >>> police arrested george edward yesterday morning for the murder of reginald perry. he was shot and killed near the shaw and howard metro station. >>> and there's no word from police on a motive in that kay. >>> it is why a lot of you were stuck in traffic last night. protesters shut down a major intersection in d.c. for nationals trans week of action. the demonstration was right in the middle of the evening rush on 14th street in columbia heights, the goal to bring attention to the crimes and specifically the murder of transgender victims across the country. the most recent, 22-year-old zella ziona. >> we're demanding justice, dignity, and respect. also we want this to stop. >> d.c. police did block the intersection to protect the protesters after several requests and warnings the organizers and protesters were arrested. >>> a former loudoun county school supervisor said he's seeking treatment for alcohol abuse. >>> in upper marlboro a former teacher could get a 25-year sentence today. the judge found andre brown guilt of having sex in september. he had sex in a boy

police arrested george edwards for the murder of reginald perry. many in the district gave muriel bows ear failing grade to red e reducing crime in the city. her job approval is 60% but more than 6 in 10 washingtonians are unsatisfied how the major is handling crime. the mayor told us how she plans to address their concerns. >> they want to see more police and cameras. and police chief cathy lanier's approval dropped from last year. >>> a deadly crash happened just last week. the person hit on chilchillam r in hyattsville. the driver stayed on the scene, the same stretch of road where a church van was hit killing three on board and a 6-year-old. >>> a tractor-trailer carrying hazardous material flipped during the evening rush hour. all highways were closed more than four hours tonight while hazmat crews cleaned it up. traffic is back to normal. >> it's a story you will see only on news4. he was trapped under a 30,000 pound bus for half an hour and lived to talk about it. that bus hit james holmes while he was crossing the street at 7th and massachu

vanessa: isu recently appointed reginald stewart for a new position here vice president for , diversity and inclusion. he starts december 1. live in ames, vanessa peng, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. steve: new at 5:00, medical marijuana debuts today across the river in illinois. about 3300 people throughout the state are approved to legally buy pot. the cost for a quarter-ounce of prescription pot is about $110. there are 8 dispensaries in the state of illinois. a south dakota american indian tribe that's trying to open the nation's first marijuana resort says it burned its crop for fear of a federal raid. the tribe recently had 3 weeks of discussions with authorities. its president says the main holdup is whether the tribe can sell marijuana to non-indians. kevin: chilly start to the day but kurtis, it warmed up. kurtis: beautiful november sunshine kick the high up to around 60 degrees. we are dropping off fairly quickly. aims at 49. creston has 54. grinnell at 40 degrees. clear skies out and about. pretty shocked coming in from temperatures dropping down to the 40's at 10:00 p.m..

reginald dillard said that finding an affordable place in the city is virtually impossible. >> have to have some applies to go. i'm on every list in town to get a one bedroom place with a kitchen and a bathroom. >> dillon is staying a at a church that will be his he home for the next seven day. then program includes two meals a day. >> and colder temperatures are coming tomorrow. >> they are already he here today, as far as the daytime is concerned, but it's not the record that we're anticipating. today you'll feel a difference from this weekend. we're dropping into the 60s for the most part after 70s on the weekend, but the overnight temperatures, you're right, that's where we're going to be seeing the coldest temperatures so far this season let's say by wednesday night even temperatures dropping into the 20s in many of our inland areas. right now as you're stepping out the door, go ahead and grab a jacket. temperatures are in the 40s and low 50s in san francisco. 47 in oakland. 43 degrees in santa rosa. here is a peak at today's high temperatures with the partly to mostly cloudy skie

>> reginald telly. >> announcer: that is correct. >> jimmy: next question. >> in what detention block was one princess leia being held? >> i was unconscious for that part. so you guys -- >> i wasn't born. >> jimmy: any other excuses? what detention block --

elizabeth: iowa state recently appointed reginald stewart for a new position vice president for , diversity & inclusion. eric: still ahead, see what cost metinka: good morning. headed for a high of 60 degrees. today. a little bit of drizzle, patchy fog possible. tomorrow, that is going to be the stormy day. severe in the afternoon. that is going to be followed by a lot of wind. a cold blast of air for the end of the week. elizabeth: it's pretty common for iowa farmers to spend 6 to 8 weeks on a tractor nearly non-stop during harvest season. eric: after that long most want to leave the fields behind. but in sac county one guy's soaking up every second this fall, because he almost didn't live to see it. my this is iowa report introduces us to the farmer who's grateful just to be back in the cab. eric: plenty of iowans love their jobs. but for farmers in the fall? >> this is just like the adrenaline rush anybody gets you know what i'm saying? eric: they'll swear it's in their blood. >> oh yeah. been there all the time. eric: rick meister can't wait to get in the tractor seat when iowa's countr

kevin: iowa state recently appointed reginald stewart for a new position, vice president for diversity and inclusion. it is a job he will start on december 1. steve: in commitment 2016 news tonight republican presidential , candidate ben carson, was back out on the campaign trail today, fighting back against questions surrounding his life story. carson insists that he is being treated unfairly as contradictions surface about stories he wrote in his autobiography, "gifted hands." >> for somebody to come along "oh, this is just a bunch of and say "oh, this is just a bunch of, lies," it's obviously their interpretation because they want to damage you. steve: the scrutiny is not affecting his place in a new monmouth university poll. likely voters in south carolina place carson one-point ahead of donald trump, 28%-27%. marco rubio comes in at 3rd with 11%. questions over the retired neurosurgeon's life story will likely continue tomorrow night when the gop candidates meet in milwaukee for their 4th debate. the debate begins at 8:00, live on fox business network, and fox business.com here in

postal inspector reginald wade says an armed gunman wearing a ski mask held up employees around noon thursday while terrified customers watched. customers reaching over police crime scene tape to mail their envelopes as authorities searched inside the post office for clues. >> i used to feel safe, you know, it's a post office, usually like sometimes there's a security guard here. >> it's federal crime to rob post office and the individuals responsible will be facing mandatory federal prison time. >> reporter: the suspect is described as a stocky 5-foot 10-inch tall man wearing a green hooded sweatshirt. soon after the robbery, fox 29 cameras rolling as police descend on a nearby neighborho neighborhood. authorities would not comment on what led them to that scene citing an active investigation. officials are still looking to whether today's heist is connected to the one in august. >> it's very concerning. like i said, basically the security of our employees is our number one priority so we have taken measures to raise and improve the level of security al i was of our offices nationwi

. >> police are trying to figure out who shot reginald perry. this is the third deadly shooting in recent months. police stepped all. one local leader calls this latest shooting a setback. >> it's appalling that someone lost their life where matt blonsky lost his life so recently and in a block where the police knows there's been illegal gambling and drug activity that's been a nexus for crime in the past. >> there's a $25,000 reward to help police solve the matter. >>> taking different sides of the issue of marijuana this weekend. hillary clinton says it should be reclassified by the government to allow federally funded research. senator sanders said he would give individual states the ability to legalize the drug. if he says that he would move marijuana from the fda's list of controlled substances. >>> a 15-minute trip between d.c. and baltimore. that's one step closer to realitile. if if ed real government just awarded 28 million bucks to a company that wants to build this. a high speed rail line between the two cities. now, the money will be

robber is shot dead inside a chicago store by a customer with a concealed carry license. 65-year-old reginald guild dersly pulled out a gun and tried to hold up the business. that's when the armed customer shot him several times killing him inside the store. no word if the unidentified customer will face charges. >>> trying to change the campaign. they are coming together for a rare weekend strategy session in the wake of the cnbc debate debacle. the outcome to change the format of future debates. kristin fisher is live for us to breakdown the propose tal and they also may leave the republican party out of it all together. hi kristin. >> hey, heather. last night after a two-hour long meeting representatives from almost all of the presidential campaigns agreed to a series of demands that would give them greater control of the debate. they want a two-hour time limit mandatory 30 seconds for opening and closing statements equal speaking time for each candidate and editorial control of all on screen graphics. >> the structure is not leading to the best candidate coming out of the debate. i would

. >> reporter: reginald bernard is the president of a club for bikeriding. >> i have to worry about apeeding car crashing me into a parked car. i just want to ride and get home safe ride everywhere. >> reporter: it's a biking pedestrian path running along san hian degree toward the cooler cooler air see -- leandro toward the coliseum. >> that means connecting the san leandro and ultimately creating connections in between this trail and the bay trail which is not far from here. so people can safely get out to the bay. >> reporter: but in east oakland, the path is short reprieved from traffic in a place that may encourage more residents to take up bicycle riding. >> you and i probably learned on our neighborhood streets. but these days, it is not safe for kids to do that. so this is a place safe in the neighborhood where kids can come out and learn to ride safely. >> it'll be separate from the roads the whole way. it'll be safe, 12 feet wide. there's room for everybody. bicycles going each direction and bikers and little kids. that's the dream. that's the cold. >> reporter: building the

police trying to figure out who shot reginald perry.this is the third deadly shooting in shaw in recent months. police stepped up patrols. they were both killed. one local leader calls this latest shooting a setback. >>> he lost his life recently. and it's a block where the police know it's been a nexus for crime in the past. >> there's a $25,000 reward that helps police solve this murder. >>> a developing story at the university of maryland. the search is on for whoever secretly recorded students during some of their most intimate moments. there have been three cases of voyeurism over the past month. this past week someone know itted someone videotaping him while he used the bathroom. he yell and that person disappeared. they want students to be extra aware. >> often times the bathroom doors are left open so they can't hear whether or not someone's entering the restroom facility itself. so remembering to close the door helps you know if someone is coming in. >> they may think the spying is a joke but a peep iing tom felo can land you i

. >> reginald coleman. personal trainer and former seem my professional boxer. and he held workout sessions at stacy's office. then detective franklin looked at the number reggie called. >> i should have recognized it. i had it in my notes. it was lynitra ross. >> lynitra ross. the woman who claimed she received $10,000 for house repairs within three weeks of the murder. now the trail was warm. very warm. high pulled phone record for all three. reggie, lynitra, stacy. combed through hundreds of calls and texts. until. >> a very interesting sequence of calls actually emerged from that. >> reporter: a sequence. february 14th. it went like this. at 6:42 p.m. reggie called lynitra. at 6:45, lynitra called stacy. at 6:48, lynitra called reggie back. >> called and said are we still doing this? lynitra, called stacy. yes, he's here. i'll have him at the park. lynitra said go up there. until 8:40 when reggie's call was captured on the tower. >> the call at 8:40 p.m. to lyntitra to reggie saying it's done. >> at 9:00 p.m. lynitra sent a text. happy valentine's day. >> is

>> reginald telly. >> announcer: that is correct. >> jimmy: next question. >> in whaha detention block was one princess leia being held? >> i was unconscious for that part. so you guys -- >> i wasn't rn. >> jimmy: any other excuses? what detention block -- >> 51. >> i answered. it w a-23. >> jimmy: yeah, it's a-23. >> announcererthat is correct. >> jimmy: this is already an insurmountable lead. the next question goes to the cast first. j.j.? >> how many skiffs accompanied jabba the hutt's sail barge? >> jimmy: how many skiffs accompanied jabba the hutt's -- >> seven. >> is that your final answer? >> yes. >> it is wrong. >> thank you. >> no! >> jimmy: arden, how many skiffs? >> two. >> that's right. >> announcer: that is correct. >> jimmy: : den, quick follow-up question. what is a skiff? >> well, it's like a thing that like has like -- i really can't explain it. >> jimmy: okay. >> but it carries prisoners sometimes. >> jimmy: okay. all right. the next question is for arden. he has a huge lead, 40 points. there's really no point in continuing but we are going to anyway. j.j.? >> during

reginald dillard is one of them. he works part-time, but said finding affordable housing in the city is next to impossible. >> happy to have someplace to come. very happy. i'm on every list in town to get a one bedroom place with a kitchen and a bathroom. >> dillard is staying at a church, and it will be his home for the next 7 days. the program includes two meals a day. >> about 30 people displaced after a fire rips that you berkeley apartment building. one person was injured after the flames erepresented on dwight way, not far from the cal campus. >> at that moment, i said what do i need to take immediately, and it's everybody out. >> richard nelson lives deathly underneath the apartment that caught fire. he and his neighbors lucky they got out when they did. >> it sounded like an explosion. >> he said he heard his disabled neighbor yell for help. and then he smelled smoke. berkeley firefighters say they're investigating what caused fire inside the apartment that caused part of the roof to collapse, shot 20 to 30 f

. >> good afternoon how you guys doing i'm directly reginald from the coffee comment next door from shindig on irving i run a coffee shop next door i have known them and before he came to his space was a little bit run down and wasn't very friendly any employees would come into early and nerve because people sleeping in the doorway so i've been able to he's let me have meetings in the space with my employees when i needed to i've actually since he's the neighbor and right around the corner had to call him my alarm has gone off he's walked down to make sure the store was okay. i'm all for this all the employees love the space next door and all the people that come to the coffee shop we serve a lot of people in the neighborhood and people love the space the way it looks and he's a great person and his family is amazing his wife they've been getting coffee from us since they've moved into the neighborhood it is amazing i want to see it move on tuesday. >> great, thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners my name is jack i'm a native san franciscan born and ra

but a school spokeswoman tells news 4 that it has a new interim athletic director and his name is reginald bower. these developments come just a week before d.c. schools' landmark annual sporting event and the turkey bowl championship game on thanksgiving. back to you. >>> he spent more than a quarter of a century locked up for a murder he did not commit. now donald gates is getting a $16 million settlement from the district. gates agreed to the deal this morning just as the jury was considering how much to award him in a civil suit. it was 1981. he was convicted in the rape and murder of a georgetown university student. after 27 years in prison he was released in 2009. dna exonerated him. prosecutors eventually acknowledged they used a discredited fbi analyst as a witness during his trial. >>> a sign clearly posted no parking unless you've got a permit. one arlington man had his permit and it was displayed and he was still towed and we'll tell you why they left him with a bill of more than $1200. >>> i'm adam tuss at metro headquarters. metro gets its new leader and what does paul wiedefe

. >> good afternoon how you guys doing i'm directly reginald from the coffee comment next door from shindig on irving i run a coffee shop next door i have known them and before he came to his space was a little bit run down and wasn't very friendly any employees would come into early and nerve because people sleeping in the doorway so i've been able to he's let me have meetings in the space with my employees when i needed to i've actually since he's the neighbor and right around the corner had to call him my alarm has gone off he's walked down to make sure the store was okay. i'm all for this all the employees love the space next door and all the people that come to the coffee shop we serve a lot of people in the neighborhood and people love the space the way it looks and he's a great person and his family is amazing his wife they've been getting coffee from us since they've moved into the neighborhood it is amazing i want to see it move on tuesday. >> great, thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners my name is jack i'm a native san franciscan born and ra

reginald "hats" adams. what a man. his life is gone but his legacy lives on. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois yield back. the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from tennessee, mrs. blackburn, for five minutes. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to rise today and discuss the issue of the syrian refugees and the islamic state terrorists who are coming across our southern border and in relation to this the office of refugee resettlement loophole that exists there and also, mr. speaker, as i begin my remarks, i commend the house and our speaker for speaking out and taking an action to condemn the paris attacks. this administration has announced its intention to resettle 10,000 syrian refugees within the united states in fiscal year 2016. now, i want you to think about that number. 10,000 in the year 2016. they will go to resettlement communities all across the country if the administration has its way. it is important to note that the office of refugee resettlement, or the o.r.r., as it is called, does not simply resettle refugee

. >> good afternoon how you guys doing i'm directly reginald from the coffee comment next door from shindig on irving i run a coffee shop next door i have known them and before he came to his space was a little bit run down and wasn't very friendly any employees would come into early and nerve because people sleeping in the doorway so i've been able to he's let me have meetings in the space with my employees when i needed to i've actually since he's the neighbor and right around the corner had to call him my alarm has gone off he's walked down to make sure the store was okay. i'm all for this all the employees love the space next door and all the people that come to the coffee shop we serve a lot of people in the neighborhood and people love the space the way it looks and he's a great person and his family is amazing his wife they've been getting coffee from us since they've moved into the neighborhood it is amazing i want to see it move on tuesday. >> great, thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners my name is jack i'm a native san franciscan born and ra