so, you have to, you might have a different set of rules for the stairwell, requiring outside source or something. which would then be more important in the higher buildings. you have that issue, so, just i want to bring that up that that might be considered, and then you are talking about the return air, coming in and so you are assuming that a system that just might push in the air and go out from some of the other source within. and so it will go out, and not in the corridor. >> right. and that, and i think that it paul's design or in tent, the air comes in from the core and it gets relieved, either through the exterior openings or the windows or the exhaust shafts that are serving the other functions as well. >> okay. >> and you mentioned that is the air pressurization idea, thank you very much. and you know, we do the exact same thing that we are proposing for the corridor and we do it for stairs as a requirement of the building code for high-rise buildings, it is the same idea. if you are a pressurizing that stair so the smoke can't go in and then the stair is safe. >> the idea

in the building when the man and his girlfriend walked into that stairwell. investigators say ylang heard a noise, turned and fired his gun. the police commissioner and new york city's mayor are calling the shooting an accident. >>> new this morning, president obama expanded the military in afghanistan. u.s. jets, drones and bombers would be able to carry out those combat missions. >>> this morning, we have a happy update for one little girl that was featured on wednesday's child back in 2004. she was just 4 years old back then. now she's 14. in about an hour, her sister, yolanda greenfield will adopt her on the 28th international adoption day. that's great. barbara harrison will be there when a record number of our wednesday's children will have their adoptions finalized in d.c. superior court at 10:00 am. >> how about that? >> that's great. >>> two men locked away for 40 years for a murder they did not commit. >> how the key testimony that sent them to prison helped set them free. >>> plus an update on the window washer, fighting for his life after an 11-st

the stairwells are pressure arrived surrounded by concrete and large enough to accommodate three peoplet once. $4 billion tower has separate stairwell for first responders. >> you kind of go what am i doing here. >> as you get through the site and you understand the security process you can see plenty of security here. >> very exciting. very historic. coming back to this sight after all that happened i think it's great. >> the building is 60% rented right now. when it is full the developers he have mate 10 no 15,000 people will likely work there. >>> quick thinking during a scare at a daycare. when a daycare owner saved this little girl's live and it's ms. something we all need to know. plus. >> i tomorrow first supporter the story and we're still on it. >> the world is a sadder place without my mom. >> police say a driver who was high on drugs killed her. but that's not all. the shattered family sought the driver might never go to jail until now. >> i'm investigative reporter charlotte huffman. dramatic new developments in a gut wrenching i-team investigation demanding justice up next.

. >> what is the standard now for allowing the smoke into these corridor and stairwells? >> what is the standard for that? >> there is not one defined in the building code. >> i understand that, and the reason that i asked if we are allowing the smoke to get into the corridors we are actually changing the people's perception of what is happening in those corridors, the layman people, may not recognize it, and this is not, this is safe. and there is smoke in here, but this is safe. >> right. >> that is one of my concerns, about allowing the smoke into the corridors and only into the stairwell, and i can tell you from experience, and in my college days i lived in an apartment and there was a fire in the corridor and where there was a fire somewhere, once i saw the smoke i didn't go in the corridor i went out the back and through a window, that is throughout, and i don't think that layman's original public, general residents living in those buildings, will recognize, oh, this is safe enough for me to go through. >> that is a good point. >> you know, in modern and fire protec

i don't want to hear nothing about a dimly lit stairwell. i don't hear nothing about them being startled. this young man should still be alive today. >> the officer, peter liang, has been placed on modified duty pending the outcome of an investigation. akai and his girlfriend had decided to take the stairs because the elevator and a housing project was so slow. he leaves behind a two-year-old daughter. president obama has signed his historic executive order granting temporary legal status to over 4 million undocumented immigrants, protecting them from deportation. on friday, obama followed his action with a rally in las vegas, where he repeated his call for congressional action on comprehensive reform. >> las vegas, i have come back to tell you, i'm not giving up. i will never give up. i will never give up. [cheers] i will not give up. [chanting] so we are not giving up. we're going to keep on working with members of commerce to make permanent reform a reality, but until that day comes, there are actions that i have the legal authority to ta

bring air and light and more visitors below to gallery spaces now lost beyond narrow, underground stairwells. at the historic castle today, smithsonn officials say they envi to 20-year timeframe tha includes dig and laying an earthquake barrier under the renovated cast itself. >> completed in 1855. never has undergone a complete renovation it's due. >> reporte the new garden space also will add light at night. >> you come here in the evening, there's not much light around here. the's really kind of a -- it's not a welcoming kind of appearan here in the evening. >> reporter: t smithsonian is funded by congress and private donations. officials today acknowledged actual work may not begin for a few years. in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >> i love that building. >>> all right. from restoration to new digs. two years ago, the national church's museum moved out of d.c. to a brand new space at the national harbor. well, now that museum is moving to a new address. board members announced that they are looking to a space back in washington, but they don't yet have a timeline here for the move.

into that stairwell.ng heard a noise, turned and fired his gun. the victim was shot in the chest, and died at the hospital. the new york city police department and mayor are calling the shooting an accident. >>> thieves have been posing as utility workers and later breaking into homes. the burglars may be from out of town, using cars with license plates from ohio, pennsylvania and north carolina. police say they use women as lookouts and coordinate using walkie talkies and target certain homes while the owner is away. more than a dozen incidents were reported in september and october. if you notice any suspicious behavior, call montgomery county police. >>> today, police will canvas the neighborhood looking for clues in the death of a postal worker in maryland. tyson barnett was shot and killed while delivering mail. he was working in the fairmont area after dark when the shooting happened. there is a $125,000 reward in this case. the canvassing will happen starting at 9:00 this morning. >>> students at u

. >> once we started her out of the hotel, it was just a walk down the stairwell, out the east side stairwell a waiting van. >> so we scrambled to find a 24-hour emergency dentist, which was about 40 minutes, 45-minute drive. >> we all loaded in the cars, caravanned up to the 24-hour dentist, where we spent the rest of the night. >> baby girl, we're here. we got a dentist and he's opening up his shop and we're going to go in and get that tooth fixed. >> as the dentist examines coco, a few elijah rising members head out to purchase new clothes for the victim. they immediately organize a plan to get coco to a safe place and begin lining up people to help start her new life. >> she has almost no teeth that have not been infected. they're chipped, decayed, broken. this child has been walking around with a raw nerve in her tooth exposed for, she said, a year. >> so she was probably dealing with infection, fever, i mean, pain, and i don't know how she expected to turn a trick in the condition she was in. >>> coming up -- >> wow! what a difference 12 hours makes. ameriprise asked people a simple que

were being moved up the stairwell would hurt them outside fiver 6 stock to go off. rapid fire >> reporter: that can cross the gunmen in the library inches and ordered him to put down his weapon. he shot at the officers and their return fire >> reporter: the suspect is dead and several but the sec into a nearby hospital. >> james: president obama will take his plan to prime time. this plan could change the rules of deportation was would affect millions of people living here in the united states. by mid people illegally living in the united states will be protected any moment could be left alone >> james: they're as good as the bow arm of the universe itself for a tuition hike today. never cybele's or as a one protester the road less door to build and filled if we continue with our program you might get 25 percent you identified 85 million of the funds less new money into a half there is money. >> james: 247 magnitude or gray was reported the loss was caused. no worm in it- rich their to earthquakes and 0.6 earthquake were reporter around 10 will take a quick break co

the stairwells are pressurized surrounded by the enhanced concrete and large enough to accommodate threence. there is a separate stairwell for first responders. >> safest place they offer in the world. >> in lower manhattan, it's a symbol of resurgence for an area that is slowly recovering. cbs news, new york. >> and more tenants will move in early next year and an observation deck opens next spring. thank you for watching wusa9 news at 5:00. wusa9 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> will this midterm election be a referendum on the obama factor? i'm andrea mccarren at the white house. what the administration is saying coming up. >>> you're looking at targeted door to door -- it's all about the ground game here in northern virginia in one of the closest races for congress. i'm peggy fox. i'll have the story coming up. >> time has run out for unvaccinated children in prince georges county. i'm scott broom at the barack obama elementary school. coming up, a warning to parents of unvaccinated children. they will not be allowed to go wednesday, unless their shots are up to date. >> on election

obrecht, you'd be happy to know that our little stairwell excursion put jake in better spirits. >> driven your progress, herr doe, you should be out of here in no time. >> jason: did i just get you in trouble? >> elizabeth: with her? please. i could cure cancer and she'd still find a way to reprimand me for costing the hospital money. >> jason: well, she would have a point. >> elizabeth: oh. so, i see your sense of humor wasn't affected by the accident. >> jason: do you think i was funny before? >> elizabeth: i don't know. the brain works in mysterious ways. >> jason: well, i am glad i can make you laugh, because you have a beautiful smile. besides, there's enough bad news to go around in this place. >> sam: thank you so much for coming. >> silas: of course i came. now, what's this about danny being sick? >> sam: see for yourself. it says that danny's leukemia is back. [ tapping in distance ] >> ava: morgan, is that you? i-i was just texting you. >> nina: ava... it isn't morgan. it's me. >> julian: you didn't call me here to discuss my social calendar. so, why are you looking for ava,

this is a construction zone, apparently construct crews were renovating this stairwell but the crazyhing, the cat was buried under the bricks. apparently because of builder negligence. and these are good samaritans that are actually there breaking the ground to let the cat out. >> oh, that's heartbreaking. >> but how awesome that these people came to the rescue. how in the world did they even know? >> well, you can hear. it is believed that the cat may have been there at least a week, maybe as long as two weeks. these guys decided, we're going to do the job ourselves so they took hammers, crowbar, drills, their own hand and able to break enough of the floor to let the cat out. >> there he is. pulled him right out. >> isn't that cute? what a cute, precious moment. >> oh, that poor little cat. look at that little face. >> i can't believe that someone did this intentionally. i can't believe somebody had the heart to do that. >> it was taken to the hospital. cat is totally fine, trying to figure out if it has an owner or a way to give it a forever home. >> this guy flying a kit box. the

. >> got some clothes and walked down the stairwell. go the in the stairwell it was really smokey and then firemen were carrying out senior sit accepts on that he back. >> although several senior citizens needed help getting out of the build nothing one was injury. flames were first reported here at 2:30. because fire was contained to one apartment on the eighth floor not everyone in the 250 unit, 31 floor building was told to get out. >> the whole entire building is not evacuated, there are floors above the fire that were shelter in place there was no smoke conditions and no danger to their lives. we had the building manager recommend those people remain in their units. >> reporter: fire was brought under control by 3:00 after causing extensive damage to the apartment, where the fire started. a total of 16 people have been displaced, as for a cause, right now that is still remaining under investigation. reporting live tonight from second and spruce streets in society hill, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, todd, tha

there is a separate stairwell for first responders. >> safees office space in the world. >> reporter: it is a symbol of resurgence for an area slowly recovering n new york, chris van cleve, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> things got heated at the race track last night as an argument between a couple nascar drivers erupted in a brawl. this happened at texas met or speed way after triple a texas 500. that is jeff gordon in the red, brad in the white, and another driver, kevin havvick may have ebbs gated the whole thing. crew members from all teams got involved. things got physical as you can see. you can expect nascar to find all of those drivers, although, they like that kind of thing in nascar. they don't discourage. >> there you go. >> there it is. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" wearable technology to keep your kids safe. >> three on your side jim donovan has information about parents worried about newspapers speak out. tom corbett has been something of a disaster. tom corbett cut spending on education by a billion dollars... it's time for a change. elect tom wolf, and you'll get

that would sort of easy a little bit of our decision making because the elevator pushes out the stairwell. >> just to be specific it will be focused on the issues for example, the elevator itself will not entirely for the project to make it more praufbl so for the height and scale will not included. >> it is related in terms of overall philosophy that and second thing this is sort of a question commissioner president wu and i don't get the documents the city attorney is not here anywhere but i want to make sure we don't have issues because of the online. >> commissioner johnson in response to that no code requirement to have the plans or the packet linked to the agenda we do that as a occurredcy. >> and so everyone knows commissioner president wu and i reviewed the plans so and then on the height so this is the there's a guardrail on the top a rooftop patio and i'll ask the zoning administrator do we have an issue with the height there is a back and forth on the height that changes the building can you clarify. >> two issues that were raised one is the issue the guardrail and there are ce

face what happened that night right here in this stairwell. >> sharon: phyllis, stop, please! we need to talk. >> phyllis: gee. what do you want to talk about -- how you played god with so many lives, a god who sacrificed a young woman just as she's starting out, her whole future ahead of her? >> sharon: i remember. >> phyllis: remember what? tell me, sharon. say the words. >> noah: you know, you and mom just must have got your wires crossed. >> nick: how? i told your mother i was gonna come home and drive us all to

over the phone saying according to her brother- in-law, the fire spread too quickly and near the stairwell trapping mary with her two daughters upstairs. the father used a ladder and got the oldest daughter out. >> you're in shock. you don't expect to lose your sister or 7-year-old niece. >> reporter: neighbors left flowers for the young girl and mother. >> emily was a strong little girl and her and mary were extremely close. so i'm thankful that emily didn't leave without her mother. >> reporter: that family member told me amly's sister sarah suffered burns to her arms and is still treated at a hospital but is expected to be okay. >>> topper has designated tomorrow a yellow alert day. coming up find out >>> the only station with weather alert days, wusa9 first alert weather. >> tomorrow looks to be one of them. >> yellow alert tomorrow. i would maybe set the alarm five minutes early for a commute tomorrow morning. it looks like a wet commute to work and a wet ride home as well. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, high temperature 68 despite the clou

four incidents took place within minutes in a hallway, school shower and a stairwell. >> that's not surprising because i saw a girl get mucked in the bus on thursday. >> reporter: -- mugged in the bus on thursday. >> reporter: the 15 and 16- year-old suspects were charged and transported to juvenile detention. bruce johnson, wusa9. >> we are waiting to hear from d.c. school officials about the robberies. >>> a georgetown university student who had resip in his dorm room will spend a few -- ricin in his dorm room will spend a few more months behind bars. daniel milzman gets to have some credit for time served. police arrested the 20-year-old milzman this past march after he admitted he made ricin in the room he shared with another student. >> he made a mistake and i think he really, really has showed the court that he was -- he felt really bad. >> everybody in georgetown is not supportive. >> definitely not. that's for sure. >> a judge gave milzman three years of supervised release. during that time he has to complete 400 hours of community service which he will spend tutoring underprivileged s

four incidents took place within minutes in a hallway, school shower and a stairwell. >> that's not surprising because i saw a girl get mugged in the bus on thursday. >> reporter: jacob boss, a 9th grader at wilson senior high with his parents mark and jennifer boss. >> it's a huge school. >> i'm not surprised about it. >> i'm sure that the administration will have handled it and will handle it and parents will be notified. our child was on a field trip, so we didn't know anything about it. >> reporter: it's unclear if parents were notified of the robberies by e-mail. the 15 and 16-year-old suspects were charged in all four cases and transported to juvenile detention. bruce johnson, wusa9. >> a spokesperson for d.c. school chancellor kaya henderson has told us they are working on a statement about the wilson high robberies and as soon as we get that, we will share it with you. >>> let's go to virginia where police are investigating a homicide. this is live video near woodbridge senior high school and prince william county police tell us that the victim is an adult male. let me correct myself.

not seen it, i encourage you to go to the national portrait gallery, to , theortheast corridor o stairwell over there, it is just a spectacular installation. the battle of cedar creek should not be considered an accident or afterthought. cedar creek was a culmination and a capstone event. amidst other events occurring at the same time, the significance of this moment on october 19, 1864, is often overlooked. to fail to consider one of the 10 seminal moments of the war is to fail to look at what stopped on that day and what follow that -- followed that day. cedar creek is one the least recognize great moments in civil war history and the larger history of the united states. the greatest victor of this battle -- let me go through a couple of these images with you. the greatest victor of this battle was was president lincoln. president lincoln had coming up on him the election. sheridan's victories coupled with his successes in the deep south provided the republican incumbent with great news to share with the american electorate. he always commit himself to the preservation, but his first tas

in housing of a stairwell. michael brown had lit a new energy for police accountability. i reck when rodney king happened. our hearts were broken when we went to semivalley and watched a trial jury acquit those police. this was violence after that, but we kept on going. and the federal government came in and those misman were convicted. so before you think this is over, remember remember what happened in rodney king, we went from seemi valley to the federal government, this will not end in the valley here. we are going to keep on going. we have told this family we are with them until the end. and we have told them we are going to do it with dignity, and we told them we were going to do it to finish cause, that's why we are here today to let michael brown sr., and liz know, that we may have lost one round, but the fight is not over. and brother sha heed, any time you want a fight, sometime you can even get knocked down in the round. but i have seen champions get up off the mat and still win the fight, we took a blow last night. but that's all right we have gone to the corn

philadelphia fire commissioner says the fire started on the second floor then spread through the stairwellinvestigators are looking into exactly what caused the fire. >>> comments made about women and sexual assault got him in hot water in september. >> tonight, the president of the lincoln university in chester county is out of a job. dr. robert jennings turned in his resignation today. >> don't put yourself in a situation that could cause you to be trying to explain something that really needs no explanation. >> some parents criticized jennings' comments as appearing to blame women for sexual assault. the school named valerie harrison interim president. >>> authorities are now treating the disappearance of the lehigh valley mother as a criminal case tonight. 33-year-old jessica padgett was last scene at the duck duck goose day-care center. investigators are searching for surveillance video or anyone who may have come into contact with padgett. >> the state police are treating this as a serious matter. we're treating it as a criminal investigation which means that a lot of work is being d

the nearly $4 billion tower has a separate stairwell for first responders. >> you kind of going whatm i doing here but as you get through the site and you understand the security process you can see there's plenty of security here. >> very exciting. very historic. coming back to this site after all that happened i think it's great. >> so far that building is 60 percent rendered. when it's full developers estimate 10 to 15,000 people will work there. >> ♪ >> bad news for anyone working shift work. still to come here on "eyewitness news," how it could be hurting your brain. >> plus, a scare in phoenix. the frightening comments a man-made at a courthouse that sparked this emergency response. >> and in weather, tomorrow morning when the polls open it's going to be chilly but mainly clear skies will be around, the temperature 47. it will get warmer. details on that coming up with the seven-day. >> and she is at it again. taylor swift's new album is flying off the shelves at a record breaking clip. we'll tell you who she'll bump off the top of the charts when >> i'm investigative reporter

and raced up a stairwell to the third. passengers by rushed to help rescue the victims. this man did not want to be identified. >> what did you hear? what did you see? >> kids screaming. flames, smoke, glass busting, popping sounds. >> reporter: carl johnson told us he raced into the front of the burning home up to the second floor. but not to the third floor rear bedroom where the four-year-old boy was found. >> i didn't know what to do because i couldn't get past all the stuff was falling down. i didn't want it to fall on me and then i'm trapped in there, you know what i mean? >> frustrated fire officials say this death did not have to happen. that live saving equipment was in place and was working. >> we saw smoke alarms in the property in 2011. so they had smoke alarms. but most important thing to remember with smoke alarms you also have to have a plan to get out. >> reporter: two civilians and two firefighters suffered minor injuries in this blaze. the death of the four-year-old little boy represents the 29th fire fatality so far this year. that's five more than all

. >> we were on the first floor, we heard two shots, while we were being moved up the stairwell, we were on the third floor, i her from outside about five or six rifle shots go off. >> at this second it is unclear if the wounded were shot by that gunman. all three were rushed to the hospital, one of which remains in chris will california condition. classes are canceled today at fsu. >>> it could be a rough morning for travelers at philadelphia international airport, baggage handlers have pulled out the picket signs. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from mobile three with the very latest information, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i actually spoke to the strike organizer a short time ago and she said strike was in the supposed to start until 7:00 but it looks like these baggage hand letters have already gone on strike chanting we're on strike, hours before they had planned to do that. more than a hundred baggage hand letters at philadelphia international airport had pledge to step off the job demanding better benefits and higher wages. the passengers here hope the

i have on the ground floor is that it looks a little bit odd how they have a door opening into a stairwell, but dbi will be addressing that. >> it is a large door. >> the other issue was as i remember, story poles are usually requested by planning commission. >> no, it is not, it has not been a routine practice. >> no, when it has been done, they have requested it so that they can see it, and sometimes it is negotiated between the neighbors to see exactly what the volumes are. >> i see, not in the recent time i can't recall a lot of or any recent cases where the commission has requested the erection of stotterry poles and continued the item and gone out to do a site visit and come back at a later date and deliberated and not the kind of the current planning commission. >> used to be a lot. >> no, i mean that is true, and i remember reading it is minutes from the older planning commission hearings and they used to do a lot of field trips together. >> thank you. >> mr. duffy? >> commissioners i don't have too much to say on this case. apart from the permit is a site permit has been issued as

how a second teen gets to work breaking city park property, light by light from the ground to the stairwellausing between 20 and $30,000 worth of damage. >> he just kicks them over. >> reporter: marie shore works at a store on main street. >> they did such a nice job with the park. i mean it's really nice. >> reporter: she saw the video for the first time tonight. >> i don't recognize them. yeah, that's bad they're doing that. >> reporter: business owner brandy, of little apple says area businesses have been concerned about vandalism from the start but didn't expect it so soon or so costly. >> it's a shame. it was made for the community and there's even parts for the kids to be shade skateboarding and the basketball court and already people are choosing to vandalize and destroy something made for the community. it's really a shame. >> reporter: that business owner is hoping that the community can find a way to prevent something like this from happening, again, in the meantime if you know these vandals call police. karen? >> all right, jenny, thanks. >>> skyfox over the scene earlier this ev

. >> what's happening here may not be the best, but it's better than a stairwell or a bus station or a van or a park. >> reporter: now thankfully we haven't seen anyone sleeping on a bench here in mcpherson square tonight. as an observation, earlier in the evening it was a little bit warmer. the winds have picked up. it's gotten a lot cold are. if you go out late tonight or -- colder. if you go out late tonight or early tomorrow morning, bundle up. >>> yet another twist tonight in the long running investigation of d.c. mayor vincent gray's 2010 campaign. the washington post reports gray turned down a plea deal offered from prosecutors weeks ago. the post quotes unnamed sources as saying that offer came in september and would have required gray to plead guilty to one felony count. gray's lawyer reportedly told prosecutors gray would never take a deal that required him to plead guilty to anything. the mayor who has already denied doing anything wrong told the post, "i've made clear all along what my feelings are about this whole situation, so i'm not about to change anything. what woul

helping himself to water, then sfaking cinder blocks against the stairwell door. and tonight, that high speed chase during into a slow speed standoff. that man still barricaded behind the door. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >>> matt, thank you. >>> and from washington tonight, a group of extraordinary americans honored with the president medal of freedom. among them, ethel kennedy, fofrmer nbc news anchor tom bro shaw, stevie wonder and meryl streep. the president praising her unmatched ability to bring a character to life. we should mention that tomorrow night here, i sit down with meryl streep on the big holiday risk in front of millions of americans and it's on the way. we'll see her here tomorrow night. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the secrets of holiday shopping revealed. our reporter, and the shoppers side-by-side. how the shopper saves 55 bucks with the same list. it all comes down to one thing on your phone. >>> also, look at these pictures coming in tonight. the massive tornadoes, the homes in its path. fam

he was patrolling a dimly lit stairwell, when he killed a 28-year-old man. the mayor called it a tragic miake. >>> the allegations mount against bill cosby. more women came forward with stories of sexual assault and now a man who works with cosby is speaking out, claiming he made a history of paying off women. here is joe fryer. >> reporter: the latest allegations for bill cosby comes from a former nbc entertainment employee frank scotty who told the new york daily news saying that he would invite model news his dressing room as he would watch the door. >> he gave me information regarding the woman of the owner of the modeling agency and he said any time she calls you do whatever she wants, reserve the seats and bring her into my dressing room. >> scotty said he never witnessed what happened behind closed door. he was asked to send money to some women, up to $2,000 a month in money orders. >> made me suspicious because i didn't know what it was for. but why would he do that. they could have been friends. he said how would scotti know if a woman was a model o

he then grabbed her in a stairwell and then took off. >>> a high-end heist in union square two people crashed a car into the chanel boutique on maiden lane at about 3:00 this morning. the passenger then got out and stole a bunch of handbags from the store. the two then drove off. >>> new surveillance video shows it only took a few seconds for a cleveland police officer to open fire on a boy who was holding a toy gun. the 12-year-old is seen walking near a playground in cleveland last saturday. he points that pellet gun at people several times. officers say they told the boy to raise his hands three times believing that the gun was real. he appears to still be holding that toy gun when the officers get out of their car. shots are fired a couple of seconds later, tamir died at the hospital. the officers are on administrative leave. >> a young girl with the love of the movie "frozen" had one complaint. the fight for her little sister that's going all the way to disney studios. >> and a live look at chairs already lined up. we'll break down the doorbuster deals worth lining up early for.

sound of gunfire will recall the first floor we heard two shots but what we're being moved up the stairwell on the third floor we heard fiver 6 rifle shots go off rapid fire >> reporter: order and the pull down his weapon is to comply with the command the into an open fire at officers and they returned fire and killing the suspect that tried to secure the capital they describe sing dozens of officers the suspect as did several victims were taken to nearby hospitals >>mark: who are more about the victims of who the shooting was >>darya: uc tuition hike their approved the plan guest today is to the to the not like it linked arms and carried signs outside the meeting. they're chanting against the tuition hikes they're arresting one protester for breaking a glass door of the building it was approved if jerry brown and lieutenant governor both wanted to look for other ways to reduce generously cost the group of students and activists were taken over will recall at uc-berkeley because of the tuition battle the group said it will stay there until the regents agreed to drop the tuition hike plan. >

reinforced concrete are in the stairwells.is designed even if hit by an aircraft, the people at the top should be able to exit safely. with these reassurances and the eyes of the world on them, there is a first resident, and many more are expected to follow. >> it reaches into the sky 1776 that is an important day in american history, the date the american declaration of independence was penned. this is building is symbol of america. live in new york, lana nash. back to you. >> turning to accuweather there's a warmup coming after a blustery and chilly weekend. sky6 live hd overlooking the center city skyline this noon. the winds are dieing down today and by tomorrow we could be topping 60 degrees, meteorologist david murphy is live at the big board with those details. david. >> reporter: hardly a cloudy in sight across the region action although we have clouds welling up to the south and in parts of delaware and south jersey a little bit more cloudy than to the north. you can see from the motion of the clouds we have winds run

police say man followed 80 years of student and as stairwell and reach under certain and grab right away injured but emotionally scarred. the search area and find anyone suspect described as an african-american male and is 26 ft. tall thin medium build. a medium length dreadlocks red bandanna barker such accounts with tattered sneakers >> : in the formation to please the line the weapon in the war ends credit card fraud japan card noted mr. on the back >> : corner one get on board with the new the chip technology blame the press conference yesterday changing over will prevent businesses consumers becoming victims of fraud >> : provide tremendous level of security for consumers reduced likelihood of identity theft are different things consumer using a new credit card a sense wiping and inserting the card >> : should help prevent skimming bay bridges like what happened at target russians have a telex sent toward switchover or could be held liable for fraudulent charges >> : one news on the set and i protest versa nationwide as people continue to voice their anger over michael brown shootin