openly insulting her. >> reporter: and riley put up with that? >> let it go.orter: a lot of blended families have rough starts. but this newly grafted branch of the harkey family tree never had a chance. >> i don't think riley made a real effort with his boys to say, "this is a wonderful woman. i want you to grow to love her like i love her." i think he just said, "here you go." >> reporter: riley seems to have been better with pecans than people. >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: soon enough, john was off to college, and bruce was shuttled off to live with his mother in nevada for a while. that left only bonnie's teenaged daughter connie at home. >> riley never adopted connie. she was an afterthought. she was never brought into the family. >> this is sounding less like the brady bunch and more like the ewings -- to that. >> you know, it -- just the ewings without the -- the culture. you know, it was really -- just constant drama. >> reporter: the boys took different career paths. john became a businessman. bruce had a number of different jobs. at various times he w

riley rejects that. saying these two things are similar is like saying a ride on a horse is like a rocket ship to the moon. they get you from point "a" to point "b" but nothing else justifies lumping them together. that's the point we have to make when the government comes into court and says the court has ruled on this, 40 years ago, they ruled on a case and that's the answer here. it's not the answer here. this is different. and the second riley moment, i think, is the courts and this is the court's own language, that there is a quantitative and qualitative difference about that cell phone that triggers a different

joshua riley lived with anthony winfrey's mother in lanham and back on april 9th riley was babysitting the little boy. police say when anthony's mother came home, she found her son unresponsive. an autopsy showed the cause of death to be blunt force trauma. leon: an aid worker was killed by a u.s. drone strike. 73-year-old warren weinstein is one of two hostages killed in an attack on al-qaida. this happened in january along the border between afghanistan and pakistan. u.s. forces apparently were unaware that weinstein and an italian national were being held at the location targeted in that strike. alison: and the charles severance trial is moving to fairfax. severance is accused of killing three people in alexandria. and for the first time today a potential motive. the prosecution says he randomly killed nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruthanne lodato because of a prior custody dispute. after that they say, he turned his anger towards people that he calls utopian elite. leon: holdup on day two of the john hinckley freedom hearing. prosecutors and lawyers are at odds over what condition s

commissioner riley? >> yes, my question is what kind of authority does the dph have over these massage parlors? i know you can shutdown a restaurant if they are not in compliance, can you do the same thing? >> so previous to the state law, the dotdz had department of public health was permitting and we had authority to revoke or spend them. when sb 31 went into place it took away the authority for businesses who had cmtc certified practitioners. now we would he about able to go in there and close it if there is something illegal. >> if there is something illegal you would follow up on that. >> if there is a high risk violation we would bring in the staff for administrative hearing and we would have to hear testimonies from the police department and the establishment and we would hear that process and if there is evidence we would revoke their permit and they still have an at some point to go to the board of appeals and appeal that division. it goes through an entire administration process. >> if there wa

so, commissioner riley? >> yes, i want to mention that -- [inaudible] the petition on this establishment. [inaudible] >> >> can i put up a diagram to show you the process? i just want to clarify that before sb 731 went in place and before people went through the dph process they all went through this process. this is something we've been doing since the health department took over since the police department. basically what happens when you come in to get an application from the department of public health and there are certain conditions you need to meet. you need to have a business license and then we ask you for referrals. you can see the referrals are going to the planning department for a referral and that will determine making sure the location that if you open your business that it abides by the zoning code and if you need to go through a different process. the building department would have to fill out a referral form and they go in and do an inspection to look at making sure the electricity and plum

commissioner riley? >> yes, when does the speaker have for the practitioner to have the same permit. if they operate under the same premises can it be done? >> first of all it's incredibly difficult not only on the permitting side. we had to convince the planning to let us have this permit for people sharing the permit. for the actual implementation is very difficult. >> that's too bad. >> commissioners, any other questions? >> i have a question. >> commissioner sarkissian? >> i wanted to go back to the amnesty program and it's a little bit fuzzy in my mind. could we talk a little bit about what's going to take whether hospital or massage practitioners are going to be able to continue operating while they are complying and how much time are you proposing to give them. >> so sf govtv if i can just put the document on screen again. at the bottom you can see we are going to require that practitioner submit an application to dph permitting process within 90 days of the effective date of the ordinance. so you

commissioner riley? yes. commissioner sarkissian? yes, commissioner white? yes. so we have 5 in favor aye and two nos. so that recommendation to the direction of the legislation is going in passes but then the commission is going to review the final draft at the april 27th meeting. >> correct. with that, i think that concludes items no. 3 and 4. >> yes, thank you all for committing the time you did and efforts before this meeting we received a number of very thorough letters detailing this issue and i appreciate that from the community and also appreciate the engagement of the supervisors office and the department of public health and so, it goes on from here. so thank you all. >> commissioners we will move on to item no. 5 which is the directors report. so in your, i do not have a written report for you tonight. in your packet though i do want you to know that, in your packet, i don't have a copy of it myself but there is a calendar of events for small business week. hang on just a moment. maybe item no. 5 or 6. so very excited. >> i didn't get it either. >> sat

. >>> new details on an alleged bomb plot at fort riley military base in kansas. john t. booker jr., the 20-year-old kansas man, is accused of planning to kill american soldiers there. he is being described as mentally ill and acting strangely days before his arrest. this as we are hearing a second man, 28-year-old alexander blare, has been arrested for failing to report a felony in connection with the alleged bomb plot. we have more about the other man charged and are joined from our west coast news room. >> reporter: according to the federal complaint, these two men shared the same extremist views and were kind of business partners in booker's plan to carry out a suicide attack at fort riley. the complaint saying blair loaned booker money to rent a storage unit to stash his bomb making materials, and if blair is convicted of a felony he could spend three years in prison. booker meantime could get life if he is found guilty of the charges against him, including attempting to provide material support to isis. he had been on the fbi's radar ever since he joined the army in

right now, riley is being held without bond. neighbors are stunned. >> i feel for the kid man there's nobody to speak for him. like who is there to say stop. who is there to say don't do it? leon: maryland bureau chief brad bell will have reaction from the child's grandfather coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. alison: major developments in the case of charles severance. the man charged with three murders in alexandria. a judge ruled today that his case will move to fairfax now. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live in alexandria to explain the reason for the change. jeff? jeff: alison this is an intense argument that lasted for quite a while this morning. at several points today, charles severance himself loudly forcefully objecting to the idea of moving this trial from alexandria. but ultimately, the judge siding with the defense attorney's claims that these three murders caused such a great amount of fear here in alexandria that residents could not give charles severance a fair trial. practically from the moment c

you have the riley case and you should be pushing for riley moments in your cases just it went down on the fact that he went into a phone booth. read your cases. it is just not the possession right. it was used by somebody else which is a violation of that right to exclude. very often seizures and searches are mixed. they were look at the other side. this is a seizure and this is a search. searching can happen in a standalone way. the the case where law enforcement used a thermal in a -- thermal imager to access the heat profile on the side of a building. it it made things that were otherwise imperceptible perceptible. literally a thermal imager takes heat waves imperceptible to the human eye and moves them to into a different place in the spectrum so that you can he -- so that you can see the heat as visible. in ordinary life no one can see what the heat on the side of the building is but it made visible what was there to four and visible. that was a search. there are alternatives. or they really looking hard? you could call that a search but the more granular and scientific about tak

riley. the fbi claims booker was trying to put his car bomb together this morning when he arrested not far from ft. riley. but the bomb was a fake, he was busted in a sting. >> pierre thank you. >>> now to new troubles for the secret service tonight. a developing deadline, with an officer accused of attempted burglary. >>> and in new york city four people found dead in their home. and tonight, a warning about the invisible killer carbon monoxide. >> reporter: the call came in at 3:15 the couple in their 80s and two others killed by the colorless, odorless gas. neighbors, startled by the scene. >> i heard four people died. it's a terrible thing. >> a great couple. that's all i can say. >> reporter: each year 400 deaths are attributed to carbon monoxide. only half of the states the u.s. require detectors. back here in new york police say this does not appear to be foul play. just a tragic accident. we are just learning that two were found dead inside a garage with a running car. looking to be

riley rejects that. saying these two things are similar is like saying a ride on a horse is like a rocket ship to the moon. they get you from point "a" to point "b" but nothing else justifies lumping them together. that's the point we have to make when the government comes into court and says the court has ruled on this, 40 years ago, they ruled on a case and that's the answer here. it's not the answer here. this is different. and the second riley moment, i think, is the courts and this is the court's own language, that there is a quantitative and qualitative difference about that cell phone that triggers a different constitutional perspective on whether or not account be searched to use for arrest. it goes through four examples of the difference. to paraphrase it quickly, a phone stores more pieces of data that reels more about a person. text messages and e-mails and pictures and apps. and when you look at that it reveals more about a person. the second is if you only look at one piece of data on the ph

riley. the fbi claims booker was trying to put his car bomb together this morning when he was arrested not far from ft. riley. but the bomb was a fake, he was busted in a sting. david? >> pierre, thank you. >>> now to new troubles for the secret service tonight. a developing headline, with an off-duty officer accused of attempted burglary. police saying he kicked in the door of his ex-girlfriend's home. now placed on leave tonight. >>> and in new york city, four people found dead in their home. and tonight, a warning about the invisible killer, carbon monoxide. this new case comes just days after the other tragedy. another family lost as they slept. linsey davis now. >> reporter: tonight, four people are dead from carbon monoxide poisoning. the call came in at 3:15, the couple in their 80s and two others killed by the colorless, odorless gas. neighbors, startled by the scene. >> i didn't know what the heck happened. i heard four people died. it's a terrible thing. >> reporter: each year, mor

appear before a judge right about now on accusations he plotted to detonate a suicide bomb at fort riley. an investigator says he admits he went into the arm sore he could commit an insider attack. >> a tornado smashing a town to smithereens. and so many many people left with nothing at all. just ahead. we'll speak with a couple who survived by hiding inside a restaurant's storm cellar, covered in the wreckage. two more candidates set to join the race for the white house. former secretary of state hillary clinton scheduled to make it official this coming sunday. in florida, senator marco rubio expected to announce his plans the day after. >>> i'm greg jarrett in for shepard smith. we begin with breaking news. yet another black eye for the secret service. word of another agent in trouble. details coming in right about now, and here's what we have learned so far. police in d.c. say they have busted an off-dutyq service officer for breaking and entering. the suspect faces a misdemeanors charge of destruction of property. the agent assigned to the secret service foreign mission branch. this

riley and commissioner tour-sarkissian mr. president, we have quorum all right. so as we start off every meeting with general public comment this is for general public comment regarding any issues that are not on today's agenda if anyone in the audience has an issue to the think the agenda would like to speak on public comment do so now. >> seeing none, item 3. >> item 3 is the discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on file the planning code massage establishments this is an ordinance amending the prado to order the massage as defined contain a conditional use for the findings for public convenience and welfare so and today, we have deanna in commissioner chan's office. >> welcome and thank you for hearing this item and visiting us back to speak on the legislation to start the presentation i'm going to go over the amputee program there's changes and provided to you but if sfgovtv if we can show the projector? >> sorry. >> there you go. >> so for the a.m. necessary program we want to speak about the intent of the program

today he tried follow through with a suicide vehicle attack at forts riley him of the first infantry but officials were watching. >> arrested when he turned up at fort riley accompanied by two federal agents, but he didn't realize the device was a fake. >> mr. booker faces two counts, providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization. >> the foreign organization is i.s.i.l, the islamic state group that's taken over parts of syria and iraq and has supporters all over the world. according to the fbi they have been tracking booker since he posted on facebook, getting ready to be killed in jihad is a huge adrenalin rush, i'm so nervous, not because i'm scared to die but i'm eager to meet my lord. i had en enlisted, to carry out attack on fort rile yeah, same as hasan did in 2009, in which 30 people died and more than 100 were injured. >> a continued and ongoing threat to our nation's security and the need for law enforcement and the public to remain vigilant. >> and the fbi said booker was introduced to a fake sheik planning attacks on the united states. if convicted booker

riley commissioner tour-sarkissian and commissioner white so mr.ice president that is the motion 7 zero to recommend to commissioner chan to extended land use hearing from may 4th to the 18 allowing the land use commission to have one more hearing on may 11th. >> correct thank you. >> thank you and thank you for everybody to coming out this amnesty wouldn't have happened if you didn't come out you know two weeks ago to listen to this you should be commended for our advocacy on this so thank you all right. everybody thank you very much. we'll are hearing more from you and vs. >> mr. president, shall we move on to or shall we take 80 a moment. >> we'll take a breatherer recharge our water or glass. >> recharge >> i didn't have speaker cards to be with great if you signed up. >> mr. president, item number 4 discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on file number 150017 planning code the castro street commercial district 24th street noah valley neighborhood and commercial and the upper market commercial transit

>> catherine riley, project manager. i was not there at the time we did the development. i can't speak to that. the design for development was we looked at recent projects come forward at mission bay as a whole. i don't know that they ever got into detail of the building frontage. 90 feet was the base height and we found it at 45 we are getting individual parcels were getting into a level of detail that they were probably not at when they did broader design for development study. most likely, yes. it was always there. i wouldn't be surprised that they didn't get into that level of detail when they were getting these very broadbrush policies. >> so besides kaiser, what other kind of signage are we talking about? >> it would be kaiser, block 40, the kilroy that came before you last month. three other buildings gladstones which is a non-profit, biotech that works with ucfs and real estate biotech and one has a ufc outpatient clinic as well and last building that was designed. it probably will not benefit from this. if you do the aerial again. it's the last building at the fa

commissioner riley? >> yes, when does the speaker have for the practitioner to have the same permit. if they operate under the same premises can it be done? >> first of all it's incredibly difficult not only on the permitting side. we had to convince the planning to let us have this permit for people sharing the permit. for the actual implementation is very difficult. >> that's too bad. >> commissioners, any other questions? >> i have a question. >> commissioner sarkissian? >> i wanted to go back to the amnesty program and it's a little bit fuzzy in my

riley is being held without bond. also in prince george's county this noon the trial of officer jerry thomas is expected to wrap up today. thomas is charged with misconduct. he's accused of striking a handcuffed juvenile while in police custody back in 2012. that incident was captured on surveillance video. happening now, metro taking new safety steps in response to that deadly metro smoke incident back in january. the board of directors met this morning and sam sweeney is live in northwest d.c. with metro's plan to keep passengers safe. sam? sam: jummy, good afternoon. i just walked out of where metro officials met with board members to establish initiatives to help keep passengers and employees safe. so far this year metro habit even come close to their goal when it comes to keeping passengers and employees safe. in today's metro meeting, board members and metro employees expressed deep concerns for metro's safety. when it comes to injuries involving metro riders and employees, the numbers for the year are up more t

and you should be pushing for riley moments in your cases.onal fourth amendment rule for search incident just does not apply the con context. that's the riley moment where the court says we need a new rule and that opens the door for new opportunities.>9m and some court courts have already gone in this direction and so, from a right standpoint, there's a lot of argumentsmy that can be made as to what's a search, what's reasonable. pushing against the doctrine as its7 exists now with riley at your back and jones at your back and other cases that are suggesting that the courts are open to do lots of creative things, so i'll emphasize that part and then not talk about the@b- exclusionary part. oh, i'm out of time. i should move on to someone else. >> i will probably use the same internal clock to figure out when i'm out of time.mga and i may not be the most helpful to defense counsel with their cases because i'm sort of a one note johnny. i've never tried a case or defended a case but i'm a one note on how to argue your fourth amendmentçó issues

riley. after he bought what materials to make it and drove what he thought in a bomb in a van, he was arrested. officials say he was under such close watch there was never any danger and they say he appears to have some mental problems. no comment from his public defender, lester. >> pete williams in our washington newsroom, thank you. >>> it took five years but today the purple heart and defense of freedom medal were awarded to the 47 victims killed or wounded in the 2009 ft. hood shooting. it took years of lobbying to get the benefit the awards come with because the military originally classified the massacre as workplace violence because the shooter was a fellow soldier. >>> still ahead as we continue here tonight, a face of autism you don't often see. parents who do everything to get their children the help they need, but what happens when the kids grow up and that help is suddenly taken away? we're going to take a closer look at that. >>> also the discovery just off the u.s. coast that

. >> reporter: just outside fort riley, kansas this morning the fbi says agents put handcuffs on a 20-year-old topeka man, john thomas booker who thought he was about to set off a powerful car bomb. but it was made of material he didn't know was nonexplosive provided by the fbi. >> we face a continued threat from individuals within our own borders who may be motivated by a variety of reasons to take extreme and terroristic steps against our folks. >> reporter: authorities say booker, who'd been in rotc in high school, enlisted in the army a year ago. but the fbi says three weeks before he was to report for duty he posted on facebook, i will soon be leaving you forever so good-bye. i'm going to wage jihad in hopes that i die. agents say he told them a short time later that he wanted to commit an insider attack against american soldiers. hearing that the army rejected him. for the next several months two fbi undercover operatives say he showed them isis propaganda videos and said he wanted to commit violent jihad with a suicide bomb attack at fort riley. after he bought what materials t

. >> reporter: the murder suspect, 29-year-old joshua riley, the boyfriend of the toddler's mom. in that apartment, police say he killed that little boy. emerson scarlet lives right above where it happened. >> i don't know. just shocked. like i did not see that coming at all, you know. you don't hear about that type of stuff too much around here. >> reporter: anthony winfrey on his mother's facebook page today is pictured with wings. the message, though there's pain in our hearts, we know we'll see you soon. we love you. john winfrey was the little boy's grandfather. >> well anthony was my -- he was our grandson. that's, you know -- that's a very deep part of our life. >> reporter: and then for something like this to happen. >> it's incomprehensible. >> reporter: police say in this goodluck road apartment yosh wa riley was babysitting little anthony while his mother was at work. when she came home, the little boy was unresponsive. he died later at the hospital. they say he had been beaten to death. >> when you have a toddler that dies at the hands of someone who's been entrusted

riley kansas, eerily similar to the ft. hood massacre in texas. at about the same time he took to the internet to declare his jihadist acespirations and cheer the murder of americans in iraq. he spent time last year in a mental health facility, but he apparently did not give up on his dream to attack american soldiers on behalf of isis. this morning federal agents arrested him without incident in topeka. just about an hour and a half ago, the shocking details were given of the case. >> the criminal complaint today alleges that he has spent months developing and attempting to execute a plan that would result in his own death. it's alleged that he planned to pull the trigger of the explosives himself so he would die in the explosion. >> agents say booker's targets were soldiers at ft. riley, an army base near the college town of manhattan, kansas. the attack was imminent according to federal agents. they say booker had over a period of months acquired materials to make a bomb, rented a storage unit to stash it all and had made a video to be poechted

woodruff: federal authorities have charged a topeka man with plotting a suicide car bomb attack at fort rileyjohn t. booker allegedly planned a strikein support of the "islamic state" group. he was arrested today near manhattan, kansas. the f.b.i. said security at the base was never breached. >> woodruff: tiny towns in northern illinois picked up the pieces today, after a tornado struck late thursday, killing two people. at least one twister cut a path through fairdale and rochelle, some 80 miles northwest of chicago. 70 or more homes were destroyed and fire officials reported just about every building in the area was damaged. the local sheriff lost his own home. >> it was pretty significant damage. houses that are affected are severely affected. they're gone for the most part or uninhabitable. there's no -- doesn't appear to be houses with minor damage. it's pretty much just devastation where the tornado went through. appears to be a quarter mile or wider than that. >> woodruff: some people were trapped in wrecked buildings for 90 minutes after the tornado struck. officials said today they'r

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