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. >> reporter: stevenson university in owings mills, maryland, confirms adesanya briefly attended the school and was a printer on the track and field team. -- a sprinter on the track and field team. he left sevenson in december of 2013. -- stevenson in december of 2013. >> we've been asking the government to give him help. we've been looking for help. nobody has wanted to help us find help for him. >> reporter: adesanya was arrested in late july for interfering and assaulting a police officer. tonight he's in jail without bond and has a preliminary hearing monday. he has a psychiatric evaluation to be completed by then. at u.s. district court andrea mccarren, wusa9. >>> white house press secretary josh earnest says several options are being considered to enhance security at the white house including more people, more technology and increased barriers. >>> turning to the shooting wednesday in canada's parliament building, police say they found no connection between yesterday's fatal shooting of a canadian soldier in to the 0 and the earlier hit and run -- in ottawa and the earlier hit

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reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some relief for commuters came in the form of two new freeway off ramps. they are along the san jose 280- 880 interchange. it is a major milestone for the construction project. it leads to the stevens creek corridor. the two new ramps opened this morning. they are wider and have new traffic signal lights to control the flow of traffic. tomorrow a third off ramp, north bound 280-880 is set to open. >>> warm at the coast today and it will get warmer tomorrow. in pacifica people took to the beach to cool off. ktvu's meteorologist mark tamayo joins us now with the forecast. mark? >> beautiful weather right near the immediate coast line. we have two swells running out there. and just a lot of energy so be careful near the immediate coast line tomorrow with the warm temperatures. you can see right now, no storms. we are in the clear. the fog bank is off shore. 400 miles. and it is heading away from the bay area. fog free conditions for tonight and as we head into your friday. looking towards the golden gate bridge.

. >> and david stevenson shows us two bars one in san francisco and one in kansas city using technology to bring royals and giants fans tonight even though they are 1500 miles apart. >> yes. lefty o'doolittles open back in 1958 but with the strong ties to the team because the giants moved to town around the same time the owners are making room for kansas city fans at the back of the house. we've ventured into enemy territory where they have set- up a live web camera feed from walsh's corner cocktails. that's a baseball bar in kansas city making room for giants fans in that city. they can see in lefties and do friendly hack willing back in forth. we've seen both sides waving dusk brooms to each other. he lives a couple blocks away from the bar you are seeing there on the screen. >> i'm there for dinner and drinks and to play shuffle board all the time so it's pretty crazy. i'm going to see some friends and neighbors and my wife might even be there so it's pretty cool. >> fans are of course out in union square. this woman who attended their games since early days showed us her manager fea

ktvu's david stevenson tells us the creators are hoping the public will help pay to make it permanent. david? >> the lights are set to go on on the bridge once it gets darker. they dazzled thousands but they could be going away for good. >> by day an amazing sight in itself. but the party begins after dark. >> it makes it more fun place to be outside. >> reporter: 25,000 lights on the western span of the bay bridge. it is the largest in the world and it could be soon blinking out for good. >> two year run. and that ends on march 5, 2015. so they will be coming down. what happens next? >> reporter: it took $8 million to put the lights up for two years. they hope to raise $4 million for an improved design that will last for 10 years. >> when the eyes of the world are on the day area during the super bowl this will come back being reflected around the world. they will take over maintenance if the new lights are installed. >> it is inexpensive. 20-$30 a night. >> reporter: all that remains is to convince people to donate by december 31. >> would you be willing to give money? >> sure. >> r

ktvu's cristina rendon talked to those preparing for the parade and ktvu's david stevenson. >> the giants victory parade and celebration and police are hoping fans won't get out of line there as they did last night. >> reporter: 40 people were arrested last night, it marred the celebration of the giants world series win. the violence and vandalism range from fires and graffiti to two shootings and a stabbing. >> the only damage we had was graffiti. >> reporter: the owner of the store in the mission district says he got out lucky. >> the san francisco police department did a phenomenal job. i have been here 40 years and i had luting and other damage. >> police are getting ready for friday's giants parade. having done it twice before this will be a special challenge. >> we will have all of our special operations people working, lots of dogs. in excess of a million people so i wouldn't be surprised if we have a couple million people. >> reporter: there are concerns. police say half of last night's felony arrests involved out of towners. the events are taking a toll on the over time budget. >

ktvu's david stevenson is here now and tells us it's not clear yet whether the suspect wanted to steal copper or possibly sabotage and event involving a high profile bay area talent. >> reporter: a ferris wheel erected for a wednesday night oracle world party stands in the southeast corner of san francisco's treasure island. it's powered by a generator brought in by the company. the aging electrical grid on the island is vulnerable to frequent outages caused by bird, branches, kites and eventually vandalism. >> people want to try to cut live wire. it's not much stopping them other than the locks that are on there. >> reporter: on friday evening, officials said someone used a hacksaw to cut 12,000 bolt wires in this electrical switch box a few yards from if site of the oracle event. >> there's a couple of idea, oracle world was going on on treasure island but they weren't even running off our power lines they had separate generators. the real reason is they may have been looking for cooper. >> what did you think when the power went out on friday night. >> not again. >> reporter: long ti

stevenson was actually running the covert operations cam pain. we don't hold that again him, we consider him to be one of the architects of central intelligence. so when stevenston finds out that donovan is going to meet with british intelligence, he cables head and asks british intelligence to open their doors to donovan. so donovan travels for roosev t roosevelt, both in 1940 and '41. each time writing detailed intelligence reports and giving him recommendations after he travels. so roosevelt decides he's going to create a new bureaucracy in 1941. he's going to call it the coordinator of information. this organization is established on the 11th of july 1941. then pearl harbor hits that december. coi is reorganized, the overt options are put under war information and the covert operations are put under military command and that entity is named the office of strategic it wases. as he's building his organization, donovan is reaching out to people like you, he wants the best and the brightest in our country. he reaches into the military, he reaches

in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> her landlord wants a threefold rent increase. >> i don't even think it's feasible. >> reporter: landlords taking liberty with the law to try to evict tenants. >>> it could be a major reversal the vatican's more inclusive tone when it comes to gays and lesbians and where it comes short. >> how it plays into a closely watched race that could actually make history. >> one of the most exciting races in the ballot this fall. >>> election day is just three days from tomorrow. >> tonight the two candidates running for mayor were trying to connect with voters. more on the candidates and the diverse electorate they're trying to reach. >> reporter: it was more of a bus tour and it all started at this church. >> reporter: the san jose mayoral candidates arrived at san maria logeti one of the hottest races was front and center. both candidates introduced themselves in spanish, english and vietnamese to a crowd of about 600. >> this is probably where the vast majority of my votes are going to come from in this race. >> i think we have a lot of fol

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2news. . >>> the giants win the pennant! >> with that, the giants headed to the world series against kansas city. maybe there is something lucky about even-numbered years. giants won the series in 2010 and 2012. now 2014, they are going back. or maybe it's just the giants come alive in october. whatever it is, the magic of the giants' post season is fantastic. that win last night in the bottom of the ninth was thrilling. giants fans immediately started gearing up for another trip to the world series. ktvu's alex savidge shows us how they are showing off their orange october pride. [ cheers & applause ] >> reporter: as giants fans poured into is the streets to celebrate a return trip to the world series-- >> we're going back! >> reporter: -- the crew at graphic sportswear in san francisco cranked up the printers and started cranking out the official giants shirts. >> most of the people here, they are giants fans, so they are excited. it's a little different than what we normally do. a lot more pride behind these shirts. >> re

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> draining half the reservoirdrought, what happened to all the water? >> reporter: well, officials didn't waste the water. they let the customers continue to tap it till it was used up and then they began the work doing the upgrades. >> live in san francisco, thank you dave s -- david stevenson. >>> armed robberies where the suspect's cell phone could be the main witness. holding up stores across the bay area, and then bragging about the money on social media. [ indiscernible ] [ bleep ] [ indiscernible ] >> 2 investigates discovered photos and videos showing them flashing cash and designer clothes and smoking marijuana and. now there are new questions about whether defense attorneys will be able to challenge the evidence in light of a supreme courtculeing that requires -- court ruling that requires a warrant. >> the warrant requirement hasn't eliminated law enforcement's ability to get consent. so if an officer asks for consent to such their phone that individual may not know they have the right to say no. >> ton

this is northbound on stevenson. looks like we have a bit of a backup leading up to that spot.that and give you an update on this construction spots lingering out they're all coming up in a few minutes. >> coming up, the latest on the breaking news on the northwest side. two women found dead after firefighters put out an apartment fire. we're told bomb and arson investigators are on the scene. and mayor calls a meeting of city leaders to discuss prepared this for ebola. the following is an important paid program about humana medicare advantage plans. welcome to medicare plans made simple. the program that guides you through the medicare options available from humana. understanding all the medicare choices available today can be confusing, and even overwhelming. it can be hard to know if you have the right plan or if you're spending too much money. but humana has a better way, giving you personalized attention and connecting you with the resources and services you need. humana works hard to simplify your health care experience and most importantly, help save you money. it's very

ktvu's david stevenson is there for us tonight. david were there any major issues? >> reporter: as far as issues there were just a couple of minor medical emergencies here at civic center plaza. it's the kind of thing officials respond to almost daily here. as much as fans are looking forward to tomorrow so are police. they're hoping what they learned today will apply tomorrow with a possible win for the giants. dozens of fans. >> we love the giants and we're going to bring the trophy home. >> reporter: and police officers during the big screen broadcast of the game. >> it's a beautiful night. perfect to watch the game. >> reporter: perfectly said as long as fans kept the park booze free and child friendly. the hope was to prevent a repeat of the action that marred the previous world series. >> it doesn't reflect on the whole fan base. that's what people need to unction. -- that's what people need to understand. >> reporter: police will also be looking at the location from one central location. we got an exclusive look inside, besides an hd broadcast of the game the

both thompson and stevenson have set up go fund me pages.ead over to myfoxphilly.com for more information. reporting from bethlehem, thalia perez, fox 29 news. >> we hope for a quick and full recovery for both of them. >>> gun violence the key issue at a round table discussion in bucks county among the speakers congresswoman gabrielle giffords domestic and gun violence advocate along with local leaders. they say abused women are five times more lik likely to die if they're abuser has access to a gun. gifford says a nuisance bill just passed by state lawmakers yesterday is one way to help protect crime victims. >> that protects the rights of all crime victims to be able to call 911 and other first responders as many times as they need during a year. in the past, before this law was passed, they would have been evicted in they called more than two or three times. >> and congresswoman giffords says domestic violence has 35,000 victims each year. >> to your fox 29 weather authority now and cooler temperatures. fox 29's chief meteorologist scott

ktvu's david stevenson was there for the visit. there were politics at play behind today's visit? >> reporter: there were. the visit centered on replacement but also centered on repairing relationships. >> reporter: since march the 11 firefighters at station 48 have slept in a training center classroom. the former station was shut down after it was intested with black mold -- infested with black mold. >> we adapted so far. but we can only adapt so long before the morale take as dive -- takes a dave. >> reporter: mayor ed lee -- dive. >> reporter: mayor ed lee said they will expedite the building of a 92 afire house -- of a new fire house. >> cut the time in half. . >> reporter: the announcement comes after meetings last week after the call for removal of the fire chief. >> i think the general membership is appreciative and very proud to be a member of the san francisco fire department. they know there are issues and they look to me to address them. >> reporter: critics say efforts to build better housing for firefighters dragged on for too long. >> wouldn't do it to someone in pub

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the giants arrived at at&t park early this morning and hundreds of fans waited to greet the team before 4:00 a.m. giants president and ceo brought the world series trophy down to the line of fans to let them share the moment. >> this belongs to you. it is been an amazing run. we are not done. >> the players went straight otheir cars and headed home. -- to their cars and headed home. madison bumgarner drove off as fans were chanting mvp. >> as we mentioned hundreds of thousands of people, maybe a million people are expected to see the world series parade tomorrow and some people are already staking out their spots. ktvu's cristina rendon is live with ideas on how to get there and where the best places to go to watch it are. >> reporter: you can feel the anticipation in the air for tomorrow's parade. all days crews have been working to set up barricades, get the screens ready and the fans are here taking photos of a historic event. >> reporter: the hustle and bustle of market street will be transformed come noon

ktvu's david stevenson is live with how there is a focus on the less fortunate this year. >> reporter: there are big parties plans, stars expected to attend the event but they hope to keep the focus in a big way. [ music ] >> reporter: with a burst of fanfare, sales force kicked off his four day dream force convention. bringing a record 135,000 people to the streets of san francisco south of market district. the focus is on more than new technology and making deals. >> working to stop hunger. >> reporter: sales force is challenging people to create 1 million packaged meals for hungry people around the world. >> i believe that we can spend our time for service to others. >> reporter: it aims to collect a million cans of food. >> huge. we have thanksgiving coming up. it will be a big part of the food we are able to provide. >> tomorrow our focus is on children. we raised $8 million for the children's hospital. wednesday veterans. >> reporter: officials site sales force as philanthropy. >> the biggest impact of tec on the -- techbusiness is the -- tech is the increase in cost. >> the hop

. >> but david stevenson has learned that it's still unclear whether the most incriminating evidenceorter: the cell phone video shows the men enjoying a sweet in the venetian in las vegas. exploring the mini bar and smoking cookies. >> this is some good cookie. >> slang for high grade marijuana. >> but these videos posted to facebook pages help police tie some of these men to a different set of images. caught by surveillance cameras, a series of robberies beginning in january 2011 targets mcdonalds, safeway, rite aid and safeway stores. the suspects four men in all waved guns and stole more than $275,000 in cash and checks from store registers and employees. still pictures from instagram and elsewhere shows piles of money prosecutors say were taken in those robberies. oakland police arrested 23-year- old melvin landry junior in may of last year. federal investigators linked him to three alleged coconspirators using social media accounts including vine videos showing two suspects mixing cough syrup with soda, a pistol and bag of marijuana near by. they're now facing a federal racketee

rebecca stevenson joins us with a look at the forecast. >> a lot of rain and wind. on the west coast windgusts of 40 to 50 k/hr. i'll show you that storm and the north-east, getting around as thunder storms do. >>> welcome back. rain in parts of the u.s. moving in. rebecca stevenson joining us. >> yes, we have been getting gusty winds along the west coast, particularly for washington state. that's where the winds have been blowing 40 to 50 miles per hour. you can see the center of low pressure. it's been tracking cross the olympics, making its way. the center of the low across the northern sound. so that wind is in the valleys, from portland oregon to seattle and it is windy. the wind gusts from the storm on the organ coast were anywhere from 70 to 80 miles per hour. wind gusts getting up to 40 miles per hour. it's a little closer to the south sound of western washington. but it is a warning continuing around everett, southward as the wind gusts easing off. winds and rain fall, an inch and a half of rain along the washington coast of the red in california, over into

ktvu's david stevenson joins us with what he learned about the person who was fired and who is under the spotlight. -deep tails about the actions and the -- >> reporter: details about the actions and the reforms to prevent this from happening again. >> reporter: a year later after the body was found in the stair well at san francisco general hospital a staffer lost their job, two suspended and five other are facing disciplinary action. >> difficult task, it was a big investigation. >> reporter: she disappeared for 17 days. her death sparks multiple investigations. focusing on failures of communication between the hospital and deputies providing security and the search for the woman. >> the sheriff's department seems to have just realized that they were incompetent, they were dallas and deceitful. -- callus and deceital. . >> the fired employee was a dispatcher. >> we developed a six week training program. >> the sheriff's department made reforms in the past year with new policies covering stair well patrols, dispatch and searches. >> it divides into category 4 quaderants. >> reporter

ktvu's david stevenson tells us what today's decisions will mean for property owners and their guests reporter: the pictures are calm and composed but the debate over air bnb style rentals has been anything but serene. for some property owners the extra income has changed their lives. >> it's allowed me after five years of putting up my dental work to have it done and done well. it's allowed us to offer some help to our son who has a huge college debt. >> our fear is that we'll lose thousands of units to air bnb use and those are units we need desperately for san franciscos who live and work here. >> reporter: the expanding industry is helping spur evictions by those who can make more money on vacation rentals than long term tenants. >> i have no problem with someone sharing their sofa. i think when it is your own private space, you are also not going to need to, you're not going to want to rent it out so often. >> the status quo is not working. >> reporter: the city's board of supervisors took up legislation that creates a public register and limits rentals to 90 days a year. critics

responsibility list of sfusd schools that were previous winners light blue ribbons (calling names) and stevenson and others elementary school details the achievement of the 2014 national blue ribbons can be found open the u.s. department of education on the website congratulations to the ma cleaner high school we want to invite you to our enrollment on saturday october 5th at the fab fabulous john school on folsom street come to see what our public utilities offer and attend the workshops and traditionally kindergarten and special education and memorial day that's right and skoorpdz b will all be part of the workshops on that day you can visit wwwsf sfusd e d u back slash - sf schools back slash - for childcare and shuttle bus picks up our schools prepare all year to show should 0 you what we offer we invite the public to come out you won't be disappointed today we were treated to be featured at the dream effort convention host those by the sales i was joined and i by mayor ed lee and k-8 and to be part of the wonderful, wonderful event happening in our city where chairman and ceo mark highlight

in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2. >>> the man accused of fondling girls at a walmartt store indicted today, 20-year-old christopher german, he was spotted on store security monday night, wearing the same black shirt and red tie at work. prosecutors have now charged him with two felony counts of lewd acts with a child. >>> republican candidate kashkari digging in to his own pockets to support his own campaign for governor of california. we caught up with kashkari in san mateo, campaigning to unseat governor brown, he says he's contributing another $1 million of his own money to his campaign, put in more than $2 million. as of september 30, kashkari has $680,000 and has since raised $400,000. by comparison, governor brown had more than $23 million. >>> well, you know it was bound to happen. some people are turning the ebola situation in to halloween costumes. ktvu's claudine wong found out the hazmat suit may turn out to be this year's most controversial costume. >> reporter: halloween is creeping closer. >> about to get crazy. >> reporter: and the search for the perfec

chuck stevenson, abc news. >> abc 7 is helping you separate fact from fiction about ebola. a panel of experts will answer your questions tomorrow night at 7:00 on our sister station, news channel 8. to ask a question, use the #yourvoiceyourfuture. coming up on abc 7 news, another push for support in the race for maryland governor. a big name >> another big name in politics coming to maryland. the campaign in the race for governor. anthony brown's campaign announced hillary clinton plans to attend a rally on thursday to urge voters to the polls. it will take place at the university of maryland college park in ritchie coliseum. clinton was scheduled to attend a fundraiser for brown last month but canceled to spend some time with her new granddaughter. former president bill clinton attended in her place. last week president obama appeared in upper marlboro to campaign as well for brown. overseas, great britain is winding down. n its combatow operations in afghanistan. ♪ lowered theroops flag for the last time today at camp bastion complex in the area known as helmand province.

. >> ktvu's david stevenson spent the evening there, at lefty o'doul's restaurant. >> reporter: yeah,e game ended. a peaceful celebration. folks in the city are enjoying at this moment. giants fans in lefty o'doul's bar, erupted in a mixture of pride, and relief, with the team's nail biting win. >> that last inning was unbelievable. my heart was up to my throat. >> i never gave up hope on my giants. i knew it, we've got this. 3 in 5 years, baby. >> the series was incredible, the last couple of games were awesome. it was a great series. >> i've been a royal fan for a really long time, and watched them be really horrible. it's been so fun watching them fight for every single win. >> reporter: the streets of union square overflowed with fans, celebrating on the sidewalk and in traffic. there was more order inside the dugout store where giants fans cued up for the 2014 championship gear, that had been kept under wraps until the last moment. and again, another live look at the celebration here at lefty o'douls tonight. the streets of union square were overflowing with the celebration. it h

reporting live, david stevenson ktvu news. >> they say they can't shave this beard and we asked them to send us their superstition and boy did you ever respond. first up, picture of a little guy. mom said my little guy wore this giant's shirt to the cardinals and again last night and he will continue to wear it every game of the world series. as a mom i say keep wearing it as long as it's still clean. and let's get behind ice cream. my son went crazy but the days i didn't eat banana pudding the giants' lost so here she is with the banana pudding. we have some bling, we have the toes the shots ready to go and a lot of orange and black on the nails. i have a couple of more pictures here. orange and black striped socks, you can wear these, thanks to andrea garcia and this one i had not seen before, this comes from gail loretta and she said my luck is in my giant's purse and everything you did last night, you will do again tomorrow, just go by ktvu on facebook. >>> some of the talks centered around the bullpen and how the giants could not afford to be behind them as of late. 3 runs in th

splisz because the permit application was wrong and item 7 which is a hearing request regarding stevenson street the parties to that matter have jointly requested that case be continued they're asking for december 17th date so we'll need a motion in order to be continued. >> so moved. >> okay public comment on this item seeing none, mr. pacheco can you call the roll please. >> december 17th is the date. >> correct. >> on that motion from commissioner honda to reschedule the hearing request to december 17th on that motion commissioner fung vice president is absent commissioner president lazarus and supervisor wilson. >> the vote is 4 to zero rescheduled until december 17th item one general public comment this is for anyone that wants to speak on an item not on tonight calendar seeing none, questioning commissioners. >> i'd like to welcome and newest member bobby and congratulate the san francisco giants another great reason to be here. >> i'd like to add my welcome so everyone present can appreciate the outstanding credentials our commissioner has bobby is a partner of the law enforcement

. >> reporter: stevenson university in owings mills, maryland, confirms that adesanya briefly attended the school and was a sprinter on the track and field team. he left stevenson in december of 2013. >> we want to get him help and we've been asking the government to give him help and nobody wanted to help us, to find help for him. >> reporter: adesanya was arrested at the treasury department in late july for unlawful entry and three counts of assaulting, interfering or resisting a police officer. tonight he is held without bond and faces a preliminary hearing monday. the judge did grant the public defender's request for a psychiatric evaluation of adesanya to be completed by monday. live from u.s. district corporate, andrea mccarren, wusa9 -- court, somebody somebody, wusa9. -- andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> right now we've got all those documents on www.wusa9.com. >>> could hannah graham abduction suspect jesse matthew be taking a trip to fairfax county to answer to charges there any time soon? today a bench warrant was issued to bring him to our area, but what does that mean and what ha

just mercy, brian stevenson tells his stories of the prisoners highs represented in the past.an his praise. his organization the equal justice initiative has sought freedom for hundreds of prisoners across the country, the children, the mentally ill and wrongfully convicted, fighting for just mercy in a system twisted by bias and plagued with discrimination joining me now the great brian stevenson. it's always great to see you. be congrats. >> let's talk first about there's some incredible moving and distressful stories in this book. walter mcmillan is one of the big ones, he represented hundreds of prisoners. tell us about his story. >> when i met him, he was on death row in alabama. he was placed on death row for 15 months pretrial. it's the only person i've ever represented who was put on death row before he was convicted of a crime. >> how is that legal? >> it's completely illegal. when i went to talk with his family, they said, we were with him at the time this crime took place because we were raising money for his sister's church. we know he didn't commit this crime that

after breathing attending stevenson university last year where he was a sprinter on the track and field team. >> it's hard being in your house not knowing if the people you're living with is trustworthy and you know they're mentally, you know, disturbed. >> reporter: court records reveal adesanya was arrested july 27th and charged with unlawful entry of the white house complex. three days later he was arrested again at the treasury department and charged with unlawful entry and three counts of assaulting, resisting or interfering with a police officer. tonight white house officials say they are considering a wide range of options to beef up security there including personnel, technology and physical obstacles like additional fencing. as for adesanya, he faces up to 10 years in prison for that unlawful entry. that's a felony charge and another 10 years for harming those two secret service dogs who were back on duty at the white house today. andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> there are a whole lot of documents kepted this to case and you can read them. >>> we've got a tragic story out of western

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the so-called memphis and charleston railroad actually ran from memphis to stevenson, alabama. and then you needed three other railroads just to get to virginia and then at least one other railroad to get anyplace in virginia. why is this named the memphis and charles tob railroad? there is a long standing american tradition of naming railroads after places they don't go. back here in this period of time if you're building the hooterville and podunk railroad and you're trying to attract investors, you're going to name it the hooterville, podunk, and pacific railroad. okay? now, my favorite one is right here. you see that little nub? that is the vicksburg, shreveport, and texas railroad. that does not touch vicksburg, shreveport, or texas. so what we got here is not a system. it's a collection of small railroads. and that's going to be a challenge for any significant rail movement, civil or military. during the war the north added 5,000 miles to its rail system. this is all the south was able to do. and some of this they accomplished by cannibalizing rail from other railroads. s

investigators say the delanco officer basil warren shot a man who tried to steal his truck at his home on stevensonthis morning. that man has been identified as tyshaun fitzpatrick. investigators say he tried to run over warren. there's still no word on fitzpatrick's condition. >>> philadelphia's two dollars a pack cigarette tax takes effect at midnight. governor corbett signed that measure into law. proceeds will be used to fund the strapped philadelphia school district. >> voters said yes to repairs including a new roof at delsea regional high school. students and staff say every time it rains the water just pours in. these are some photos that show the magnitude of that problem. under a referendum approved tonight, about $20 million will be spent on the high school and the middle school. that means new roofs and improvements to the heating and air conditioning. the state will kick in about $10 million worth of funding. >>> starting at midnight the warning period will end and red light violators in abington township montgomery county will get tickets. the fine for running the red light is $100. t

hechos ocurrieron a eso de las cuatro de la maÑana de hoy en la cuadrados cientos de la avenida stevensone que un hombre se encontrÓ en el recinto del conductor intentando robarse el vehÍculo. luego Éste lo persiguiÓ y segÚn alegÓ el sospechoso lo persiguiÓ y la autoridad le disparÓ. esta maÑana un niÑo recibiÓ un disparo, que parece tratarse de un terrible accidente. la policÍa y para llegaron a la comunidad, luego de que reportaron una balacera. fuentes dijeron a nuestros socios que un niÑo de dos aÑos estaba junto con una pistola cuando disparÓ accidentalmente hiriÉndose en la cabeza. el niÑo permanece en estado crÍtico en el hospital, y ahora instigadores intentan determinar las circunstancias que rodean el incidente. mensaje el noreste de filadelfia un auto se estrellÓ contra un edificio de apartamentos, en el noreste de filadelfia el accidente ocurriÓ a las 11:20 en la cuadro 95 00. imÁgenes aÉreas de sus socios, muestran un vehÍculo color oscuro con la parte frontal en el interior del edificio, y mediadores evalÚan los daÑos causados a la tortura del edificio como medida de segurid

ktvu's david stevenson is on the scene. he joins us now by phone. so david, what else have you learned about the situation there? >> reporter: well, tori, the location is la bu na and fulton. the -- laguna and fulton. there were originally reports that one of the driskers was ejected. that's not the case. the collision seems to involve a red toyota corolla and a camry with an uber sign in the window. police are arriving on the scene. they are still investigating talking to witnesses. but apparently the two cars collided. i saw the female driver of the red corolla laid out in the stretcher wrapped up in blanket and a neck brace as firefighters brought her to the ambulance. a very confusing scene. both victims have taken from the scene. there were reports a pedestrian was hit. that does not appear to be the case. police are on the scene talking to other vehicles to find out if they saw what happened here. at this point, the injured have been taken away. traffic is routed down laguna street and traffic in fulton is blocked off as police takes picture,

stevenson mandate, as was given to him and as they made clear in the proviso of the british securitytion unit, was to bring america into the war. after america goes to war, then they're working more hand in hand with donovan. but before that, it came from really, they had a different agenda. >> we disagree, both of us. okay. >> you have a nice bibliog rfy. how did you get your hands on this stuff and could you have done it 10, 20 years ago? >> i was raising my kids 10, 20 years ago, but so much -- one of the things that is interesting to me when i try to tell these stories, and talking about what i have done. i did a book on the uconn gold rush about a detective. i did a book called "american lightning" about the bombing of the l.a. times. these are sort of history that are true stories yet they're written with drama and suspense. the way to do this is you have to be able to tell what the characters are thinking. i look for subjects where there are diaries, where there are memoirs, actual people who talked about what they did so i can say what's on their mind. tunney wrote a book cal

professor bryan stevenson, author of just mercy. i cap lie to you people.le of weeks, years, decades. endless war, corporatist surveillance state that thrives on secrecy and tears of orphans. and now a roving hoard of islamist decapitation fetishes who are raising an african blood virus to see who can kill us first. why go on? we must keep fighting because as frodo taught us, even if the world is horse [bleep], if you dig around long enough there is a pony in there somewhere. well, it turns out, ladies and gentlemen, i found a pony last night in florida. >> we are live from broward college in florida, we have governor charlie crist, florida governor rick scott. our incumbent governor and the republican candidate for governor is also in the building. governor rick scott, we have been told that governor scott will not be participating in this debate. >> jon: he can't not participate. a debate must have at least two parties to be considered a debate otherwise it's a master-bait, it's just one. perhaps governor scott is late. maybe he's late. perhaps the hairle