they knocked on the door and received no answer. so they began to force entry so that they could render care. it was as they were forcing entry that several rounds were fired from the house, through the door, striking two fire department personnel. pair paramedic john homshneider and volunteer kevin swayne. sadly, fire paramedic john homschneider succumbed to his injuries, he was a 13-year victory of the ems and fire department. the volunteer is in stable condition -- sorry, correction, he's in surgery at this time at shock trauma in baltimore. right now, we're here supporting the family as best as we can, and to begin to prepare to send our brother home. >> this is grant walker, the prince george's county fire department. >> good evening. thank you for being here. my name is grant walker, acting president of local 1619. thank you to every single person that has reached out to our local, as well as our brothers and sisters from surrounding jurisdictions and the other firefighters from this department in this very difficult time. it's

nikki is also dropping the doors at. nt deal for johnny mandel and the assault case involving his girlfriend will be presented to a texas grand jury tomorrow. john events are vowing to return to the nfl and says he wants to play this season. lauren: let's get a look at the weather before you had at the door. your wednesday forecast that fox meteorologist maria molina. reporter: good morning to you. tracking unsettled weather in the same areas today. all across the center of the nation track narrative heavy rains specifically around the city of dallas and further north across portions of eastern nebraska and kansas. expecting potential for additional flooding again texas just days after doing with heavy rain across houston in the forecast. we're expecting several inches of more than six inches of rain. albeit a concern. severe weather will be another concern across portions of the texas panhandle. we could be seen damaging winds, large hail and a later turn it is today. temperatures east of the storm system are warm. early

the robber backs off for a moment and runs to the door. but he quickly returns, leaping over the glass counter to try again to reach the door buzzer. just when luis think the nightmare is about to end, he has to fight again. >> when he was almost coming to the door, i think, okay, it's over now. but when he come back, i don't know what i had in my hand, the wood, i just know i hit him many times. >> in the middle of a barrage of hits from luis, the gunman manages to reach the buzzer and unlock the door. luis' brother-in-law throws a chair at the gunman. then a fire extinguisher. >> my uncle surprised me because he's very soft spoken. he's very timid. so for me to see him even move like that, it was great. >> the men race out the front door. and luis' brother-in-law pursues them out to the street. but luis is still in danger. he's bleeding from his bullet wound. >> oh, my god, all around was blood. so that's when i decide to call to the police. >> luis first calls his son, juan, then 911. >> i own a business across the street. and so he call

help arrived. >> when i opened the door, i saw a whole bunch of black smoke and i closed the door back. >>reporter: firefighters eventually breaking windows to the babies both unconscious and in grave condition. >> i seen the firemen bringing the kids out and they was burnt over their body. >>reporter: witnesses say it appears there weren't any adults inside of the apartment at the time, pointing out this woman in the ambulance who they say came running out of this laundromat across webster avenue. fdny officials say they're now looking into whether the children were left unattended and whether proper safeguards were in place. >> checking to see if there's any smoke detectors in the apartment and preliminariarily we didn't see any smoke detectors. >>reporter: now, back live, you can see that fire officials have now boarded up the windows of that apartment. the cause still under investigation this morning, but we can tell you police at this hour are questioning the mother of those two little girls to determine whether or not those girls were left alone. at this point it's not clear whet

he knocked the doors but the pilots did not open the door, they they told him to sit in an extra seatn the cargo hold and on the ground questioned by police and not arrested and not sure what he told the boss when he got home. >> i think someone helped him get on that plane. >> i think so? how do you not know. >> you literally laid down in the plane. >> you could do that when you were loading the plane. >> i don't know if you could do it. >> the forecast,. >> low 80s i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. st 8 weeks of harvoni. with harvoni, there's no interferon and there are no complex regimens. tell your doctor if you have other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or other medical conditions, and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking ami

the payload bay doors are opened. >> the doors coming up now -- the doors are coming open now. >> thatreally beautiful out there. >> we appreciate the updates. >> both doors are opened. the radiators are deployed, to begin dissipating the heat. >> they're all up and up and hunky-dory. -- they are all opened up and hunky-dory. generators look good. >> we want to tell all of you, we do have a few tiles missing off of the starboard pod. i see one. and a triangle shape that are missing. we are trying to put that on the tv right now. >> roger, we can see that good. >> from what we can see of both wings, almost all of the wing is intact. >> within minutes, and assessment is made on the impact the missing tiles would have on the remainder of the mission. at a news conference, later in the day, flight director neil hutchinson answers questions from reporters. >> you asked me if i knew any other tiles might be loose, the answer is no. quite rightly, we are not worried about other tiles being loose. >> is there anything, anything at all that could lead you to say you might not go for the full du

. >> father scully says the doors will probably have to be the next thing replaced. he says they are heavy and in the wintertime, they bring in a draft. but at the landmark status, replacing the doors will be pricey. >> because they want to retain a certain look. and they will make you do more than you want to do. >> the landmark's commission says "we collaborate with

the door won't open. i'm like but this is my -- you know, do you have look a double take, put the key back in. my roommate had wedged my chair from my desk. up underneath the door. >> what are they doing to get in there? >> then later told me, hey, i used your chair. >> for? >> that's all she said. >> i used your chair? >> communal living. >> i do have to say though, i was in the dorm, community style, were other once suites style, you get your own bathroom, mike, just you and your roommate share a bathroom. and i enjoyed having the community, like sense of community, because we didn't like your rooms, so small, cramped, you were always out in the hall whales, always doing stuff with other people. it forced to you to go out, working your sleep style, meeting people, don't ad need to go out. >> was it tough, only child, having to spare space, beds, lynn innocence. >> different. >> i enjoyed it because you weren't lonely. and i had a really great roommate. her name was top dipika. >> like dipika kansas? >> n

all the doors open and close. all the lights work. the doors open. llow colored wood is the natural color of the wood. this door up here, it's pulldown stairs. so like a little doll can come up, come around up top. the shingles are individual. this is real brick. 900 individual bricks. yeah, it's a lot of work. it's a lot of fun. you know. >> with hobby shop security consisting of little more than surveillance cameras, time spent here is a privilege accorded to only the most trusted inmates. >> you know there is no officer in here. officers do walk through here at times. you know the windows, they look through the windows. but while this hobby shop has been here there's been no fights, no trouble in here. >> thank you. >> just a few months away from finishing his niece's present, harrington already has his next project lined up. >> my brother has another daughter that's a year and a half. so will i have to make another doll house for her other daughter? maybe. if i do, well, you know, i'll do it. >> with a 99-year sentence, he'll have plenty of time t

problem is the door is not always closed. it is necessarily, as senator casey pointed out, it is necessarily opened up from time to time during the flight. this is -- this creates the threat. it creates the opportunity for a terrorist who is so inclined to rush that open door, a very well reinforced door is useless when it's open but that is the risk. this isn't just our assessment of this. the f.a.a. has acknowledged the serious nature of this threat. let me quote briefly from their april 2015 advisory. the f.a.a. said and i quote, "on long flights as a matter of necessity, crew members must open the flight deck door to access lavatory facilities, to transfer meals to flight crew members, or to switch crew positions for crew rest purposes. the opening and closing of the flight deck door referred to as door transition, reduces the protective antiintrusion, antipenetration benefits of the reinforced door. during this door transition, the flight deck is vulnerable." end quote. this is not some theory here. this is not objective

the worker there to collect back rent, but the tenant opened the door and the dogs attacked. . >> reporter: that worker had no idea what he was walking into when he and a co-worker knocked on a door inside the morris' house and out came two banned pit bulls in attack mode who bit him over and over and >> i started screaming. >> reporter: unanswered. at one time he thought he would die. >> they opened the door and the two pit bulls rushed out. >> reporter: they were trying to recover unpaid rent from a tenant when the two masked dogs reportedly pushed past a young child who opened the door and burst into the hallway and ran straight toward him. >> i was panting. and one of them, i saw was on the floor. fight off the vicious pair and escape down the stairwell. i thought my life was at stake. >> reporter: pit bulls have been banned since 2010. officials say the two dogs involved in this incident have since been removed from the apartment. action against the tenant is also pending, but both the physical and emotional scars will take some time to heal. in the bronx i'm a.j. ross channel 7 eyewi

and then the officer goes through the dorm, and as soon as the door opens up you hit one, i'm trying to figure out why. >> what is that -- >> just left. >> it is part of the job. >> during the assault, several inmates in white storm try to rush the door, which staff view as an escape attempt. >> the dorm on camera was observed, several of them covering their faces, picking up what could be a weapon possibly. so we have activated the team. >> it is the special operation's response team. >> we have now been tagged to go in that dorm and restore order. >> wait for the phone call. >> all right. >> every situation is different, the biggest concerns and threats right now is we don't know who was involved, we don't know what they have. this is just too many involved. so we were going to use whatever manpower we have, this has to be done fast and safe. they're going to get in their full gear, body armor, guest. in this going to take the m-k nine oc container, for crowd control. we'll take cuffs, due to the number of them. the taser shield. >> because of the potential to lose control of the fl

now they are all walking in the back door. donald trump is the first one to speak at the convention of the presidential candidates. kasich late tore night. so he is probably not on the property. and then ted cruz. looks like it does appear that donald trump has made it. this is a live look inside the podium. 172 delegates up for grabs on june 7 as i mentioned. first time in decades that california is making a difference in picking the gop nominee. >> we will go back to the live pictures as soon as donald trump started speaking. bernie sanders will open a campaign office in oakland tomorrow. >>> a growing scandal of homophobic and racist text messages by officers. >> alex savidge? >> reporter: good afternoon to both of you. the chief says he wants to cut out this cancer of intolerance within the department. he ordered every officer, every member of the department to undergo antiharassment and antidiscrimination training as soon as possible. that announcement made just a short time ago inside police headquarters and there was a n

. >> come on, open up the door. the hands visible. >> but it's the suspect who catches the police by surprise. >> i was a little taken back on the operator of the vehicle. totally out of the norm. >> july 28th, 2008. arlington, texas. detective jesse minton of the arlington police department auto and theft unit is alerted that a bait car has been broken into. bait cars rigged with cameras and gps tracking equipment are used by police departments nationwide to catch thieves in areas where auto theft is a recurring problem. >> we pick a car that looks like cars that are most stolen. we lock the doors remotely. kill the engine remotely. record everything inside with video cameras and microphones. then we deploy them to a place where we have a crime problem or persons stealing cars in the area. we're basically fishing with the bait. >> the bait car, a red chrysler sebring is stolen just down the road from the station. an alert is triggered. when the door is opened. >> once that is received, all i know is it's moving 20

i slammed the door and he bitch slapped me. bleep ] me. >> dicillo has no doubt who's behind the assault and attempted theft of his commissary goods. >> there's a ton of them in here. there's a ton of them in there, heartless felons. i've been a target for them for 2 1/2 months. >> they've been just harassing you. >> how come you didn't tell nobody? >> i didn't think it would do any good. >> no, see -- >> snitches. snitches wind up in ditches. >> we don't believe that. this is your life, we have to keep you safe. no sense of you staying in the pod being assaulted because you don't want to be what they call a snitch. this the guy right here? >> right. >> dicillo identifies members of the heartless felons he says have targeted him. >> take him to medical right now. leave him in the bull pen until we find a location for him. he apparently was the victim, so i'm not locking him up, but i'm moving him off the pod just for his own safety. these three he identified, we still have to investigate them as well. >> tell them to pack those

this mom and wife walked out the door for a dentist appointment but never made it home. at her family says happened at her appointment that took her life. >>> teenaged girls brawling at school all over a boy. the weird weapon one of those teens pulled out that sent girl to the hospital. >> it was the call for help even firefighters thought was a joke. >> i thought dispatch was messing with us. >> they realized when they pulled up, oh, this was no joke. what was stuck 20 feet up this tree crews say they're never going to forget. >>> now, with tomorrow's traffic, here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. if you'll be out and about tonight into early tomorrow morning, we remember they got the vine expressway expected to be closed all this week on the overnights between the schuylkill and broad street. they're repaving the kelly dri drive. watch for those exposed manhole covers and all day tomorrow they're coming to delco, south on i-95 the rode roving penndot crews will be working from the girard point double decker through the he port area down into delaware county. we

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the door will have been open to but in the office i was left with what my wife knew a long ago. aulos that comes with another closed-door. this idea comes up in an essay by david foster wallace of which one day last fall confound these lines distressing. and starting to see to multiplied exponentially until i arrive at the complexity that time speeds we through decay until i go down for the third time it is dreadful. on that night reading to my wife -- to be said in a chair i could hardly get through it. with nine cheers for cancer we open the door and closing on him. but there was something else to do. make plans but we didn't do it it is dreadful. if tele-tv any type of grown-up try to live with that. maybe we laugh at the child's word treatise of my wife had better all we had done together to try to live with all the incongruity of the simple idea we cannot have all. some things that are good for you the notion distresses young people if it would be for them. it is studied to be a grown-up because there is comfort to make choices we do enough rigo on the couch locked in an bec

we seen him through the door, walk the guard over.o we knew he was going down. >> he had the officer at gunpoint. and as you can see up to the control center from here. >> the control officer was arguing with him. i found out later he thought it was a toy gun or something. and we discussed before, you know, we didn't want to shoot nobody or anything unless it was absolutely necessary. so he just shot him in the shoulder, let him know it was real. he let the rest of us out. we went out the roof escape hatch and then used the alarm wires to help us stay balanced on the wall partition that went out to the sallyport. >> what happened is we didn't have the razor wire here. the gate wasn't here. inmates were able to walk this wall right here. over the fence and go down. >> make a mad sprint across the parking lot, and hopefully we wouldn't be shot at from the tower. >> during that summer months, we would assign an officer to the tower until 8:00. there was nobody in the towers, which gave them the opportunity to escape. and now the tower is

they're standing at the door and amassed near the door here. one of the doors to the hotel.to block it. i'm behind all the protesters so i can't exactly see what police officers are doing in front but we're starting to see some protesters throwing eggs now in the direction of police officers who are blocking, again, the entrance to the hotel here and donald trump is set to speak momentarily. we have several hundred protesters. they're chanting now. they're chanting, clapping their hands. trying to make some noise here trying to get into the building or certainly at least make the voices heard and opposing donald trump coming to san francisco, coming to this area and speaking here and spreading his message. a message that a lot of protesters here have told me they view as a message of hate, a message of bigotry and division and certainly the protesters making the voices heard and now on private property again of the hyatt hotel here and trying to get in. >> no. this is truly coming to a head. we saw donald trump able to slip in a side door. again, he's supposed to address the

get out the door early. >> all right. thank you, jessica. >>> that emergency construction on the delaware memorial bridge that jessica was just talking about is expected to cause backups again today. >> crews are working to fix cables on the suspension bridge. nbc 10's pamela osborne is in pensville, salem county, where we're already starting to see some backup there. bring us up to speed, pam. >> reporter: tracy, vai, good morning to you. what we're seeing right now is an increase in the amount of cars on the road. you can see things are moving pretty smoothly at the moment. there is a point where you get out there a little in the distance where you can see police flashing lights. some of those restrictions taking place. i want to give you a look overhead. this is sky force 10 chopper video showing you the conditions that we're seeing right now. again, things moving pretty smoothly at the moment. quite different from what we saw yesterday. you didn't even have to be on the delaware memorial bridge to get tied up in some o

they knocked on the door. and received no answer. so they began to force entry so they could render care and it was as they were forcing entry that several rounds were fired from the house through the door, striking two fire department personnel. fire paramedic and a volunteer kevin swain. sadly the fire paramedic succumbed to his injuries. 13 year veteran of the prince george's county ems fire department. the volunteer is in sta condition. i'm sorry. correction. is in surgery at this time at shock trauma in baltimore. right now we're here as best as we can and to begin to prepare to send our brother home. >> good evening, thank you for being here. my name is grant walker. i'm the acting president of local 1619, the iff local. thank you to every single person that has reached out to our local, brothers and sisters from surrounding jurisdictions and the other firefighters from this department in this very difficult time. it's a tragedy. our firefighter was a close friend of many, a very community member. and we are thankful for your th

mostly dry in the 50s, hovering near 60 for most folks out the door this morning. satellite perspective shows what's going on. we have this area of low pressure off the baja coast and that is spinning those showers our way. also, keep in mind, we saw those 90-degree temperatures earlier this week. that was thanks in part to an offshore flow -- excuse me -- yes, to an offshore flow. we now have more of appear on shore flow and that's -- more of an onshore flow and that will cool temperatures down due to the area of low pressure system. the second low pressure system is going to help to increase shower chances into the evening and into the weekend. so right now, we are waiting for the showers from this system. futurecast times it out. here we are around 7:00 your evening commute and as you can see, we do start to see just light scattered showers not a total rainout, not a drencher. some of the best rain will come through overnight. scattered showers and thunderstorms saturday remain remaining unsettled through sunday. as we advance over the next seven days, take a loo

you see debris starts gathering at the bottom of the door. by now they are realizing they have to whip out their big guns. did you say axe? >> and eventually -- [ applause ] >> this gave him a quick work out. >> trapped in the toilet. still jumped treend mi-- treadml and did 5.5 miles. >> no problem. >>> a night out on the town went terribly wrong in england when this happened. not sure what started the altercation but you see one man gets shoved in the neck. he falls to the ground. as the woman tries to apprehend the man who was just hit, he comes across and gives him a one. this dude lays on the ground and stays there. >> from so many years living in england seeing people get robbed and shoved because people feel like it. >> they are people who echo your sentiment. there's a group who called one punch. they want to end them because they leave devastating results. this victim suffered hearing loss, snapped tooth and unable to go back to work since the incident happened. police are looking for them. >>> moving over to santa cruz police caught

you call an 800 number and a tech nick clicks open the door. there are also apps to let you open the car with your phone. of course, that won't work if the phone is in the car with the keys. >> okay. you can get a discrete metal box to attach to the exterior, stash your key in your wallet or purse or have a friend keep one for you. >> after seeing your report, we should never do that again. thanks, michael. >>> let's talk about this absolutely sparkling weather forecast. >> perfect for playing baseball, sandhya. >> it is, other than the fact that we have the stiff sea breeze coming through here, it is great baseball weather. patchy low clouds right now and expect the gray skies increase tonight. what was just one little spot of fog along the coast this afternoon has increased, as you'll notice on live doppler 7 hd, and the winds are gusting to 32 miles an hour at sfo, 31 in napa. so breezy right now across parts of the bay area. we are expecting the risk of rip currents and sneaker waves to become elevated the next couple of days, so between fri

and pumping up the crowd, and a good way to get the ball rolling out the door. scoring 30 seconds after the opening, and that was about the only scoring the sharks did, and the kings tidied up, and the sharks had five power-play chances, but could not convert. the game remained in 1-1 until overtime, and the kings get the to-one victory. game for tomorrow night, game friday for game five, and game six is in san jose on sunday. there are still tickets available for the game tomorrow, just under $80 for seats in the upper corner, and the most expensive are $350 in the sideline club. >>> new this morning, police are trying to determine the circumstances around a deadly shooting in east tote -- east san jose in the area of windy road near the capitol expressway. the victim drove to the location, got out of the car and was shot. the officers found him lying in the street and they have not release the name, but he has been identified as a 25-year- old that lives in the general area. >> our victim was traveling down the street and becomes engaged with one or more suspec

standing on the outside of the door that need help and only a third on the inside who need help. p >> people contact us and they're not sure where to turn. >> insurance in the past has not paid well for mental health services so it's more out of pocket expense for most people and it's not cheap. >> for those who get services the outcomes are really good. the problem is we don't let enough people through the front door to get the help they need. >> my 18th birthday is in summer 2016 which means i get to vote for -- in the 2016 general election. i did some research and the red a summary of all candidates' positions on mental health. the only time it's really been mentioned is when dodging questions of gone control. >> do we need to do a better job in mental health? you bet we do. >> it seems there is nothing like a mass shooting to spark interest in mental health. although it's worth noting that governor huckaby's state got a d minus on it while he was in office. you can't lecture people on the issue. it's like passionating electric eyring on english grammar by ying we need to work

against the door, and he's against the door so much they have to shove the door open, just to get inside get to him. the barricade only comes, that's official term, the other man, was in there. they just didn't know where he was. he wasn't holding police at bay or anything, he was height g in a closet, and now he's been taken to homicide. with us as always chief inspector scott small who has had very long shift was on the lead stories last night in the dinner hour now here with us now, this is a strange case for sure? >> it was unusual due to the fact that it happened around 4:00 in the morning and luckily a concerned citizen told us they heard gunshots coming from inside and when police got here they saw clearly someone inside through a window, but when they knock on the door, nobody would answer. so we were concerned that somebody may have been inside shot. that's why they declared it a barricade. then swat came here and found the victim who was shot. >> i see homicide detective just arriving now. but this house has some casino of electricity, probably illegal hook up, strange it looks

i grabbed the train's metal rail just as the doors were closing. and at that instant, the explosion happened. the sound cut through my ears. it was this pain and it was so strong that it seemed it went right through my brain. >> but this nightmare is only beginning. less than a minute later, two more explosions tear through the station. in total, ten timed explosions blast through four commuter trains across the city in a calculated act of terrorism. donna friezen covers the story as a correspondent for nbc news. >> these weren't suicide bombers. they were backpacks placed in the trains by terrorists who placed them then got off the train and left them. there were roughly 20 pounds of explosives in each backpack. and also filled with nails and screws and various shrapnel so there would be maximum damage. and they were all detonated by cell phones. so they had cell phones in them that the perpetrators then dialed the numbers of the cell phones. >> viamoran is standing in the same train car that is carrying one of the backpacks. shortly after the expl

on the door of the refrigerator, right?place that has the greatest variability in terms of the temperature, it is not consistent, because you open the door, you close the door, milk should always be stored on an interior shelf, inside the fridge, and it will prolong it shelf life. one of the other important things you can do, make sure when you bring home fresh fruits and vegtables from the store that you go through them and remove anything that is starting to decay, because it again, it is the ethylene gas that those decaying pieces will give off that will then spoil, i heard you. spoil the rest of the produce. >> how do you know it was us? face. it was me, wait a minute? >> what do they say about the first person who says it? >> he who smells it dealt it. >> that went back to second grade on that one. >> you always go back to second great. >> thank you, steve. thank god, that steve gave thaws report. because, sue, it is devastating when i open my hydrate err and my onions are rotting. quite a problem at my house. >> when

and he opens the door. and i was barely a step into the door and he just sort of kind of pushes me in, slams the door shut. he locks the door and immediately grabs a remote that was right there and turns the stereo up to this deafening volume, just deafening. >> reporter: kristin reached for the door to leave. >> and he pushes me back. and -- and that's when he starts -- >> and then -- >> --making some demands. all of a sudden it's very serious and aggressive. and -- and i -- almost to the point where i thought he was joking. >> reporter: but he was serious. demanded she undress. >> i kept arguing, "i'm not going to do it." he's, like, "you're going to do it." and that's when he runs over and he grabs me by the throat. he's choking me and choking me. and then the second he lets up, i scream as loud as i can. and then immediately he grabs me and starts choking me again. and this time he picks me up almost by the throat and sort of, like, pulls me back into the bedroom that's in the back. >> you're a prisoner

to proposal for the exterior doors on 14th street is keeping the existing doors that are there and adding gasigateing around the doors so we are not making changes to the exterior. the changes are only on the inside. what we are proposing to do, there are three pairs of doors along 14th street and at each we'll add seals aroun all the doors and we are building inside underneath the mesnene a ves boule that has another set of doors with sound seals so a sound like done from the inside so there is no effect on the histtoric elevation of the building. these drawings are ready to be submit today the building department. we anticipate because all the work done on the inside it a over the counter review so it is relatively straight forward approval process >> what is being done to the windows? i think a lot of the complaint were about rattling windows? >> that-eric recollect , you want to speak to that? that also i think will be done from the inside as well. >> what they have now are single pain windows and what gets done now for light purposes is put black cellophane over it. there is a method

suddenly the banging on the door stopped and the gunshots rang out, like 6, 7 gunshots.z: the homeowner shot the two firefighters and his own brother. >> he was in pain. he was asking for help. nobody could get to him at that moment. they eventually got him to roll and crawled down the steps, through the driveway, and into an area of the street where they could get him and carry him to the truck. roz: the police took in the homeowner for questioning, but released him and he does not currently face charges. the case is still being investigated. some neighbors believe he was trying to defend himself. >> years trying to break in. roz: roz plater, abc 7 news. kimberly: more traffic coming at tysons corner and with it more crimes. the police have a surprising new statistic about the surge. jeff goldberg tells us what is being done about it. since the silver line opened nearly two years ago, it is delivered many more visitors to tysons corner. but all the extra traffic has also created significant problems. >> with more people also comes more crimes for service -- calls for se

upwards of 30s to lower 40s going out the door. grab your jacket. >>> right now, thousands of verizon workers in nine states and d.c. are hitting the picket lines. they say they're frustrated over the lack of progress and contract negotiations with the company that has lasted nearly a year. all of this could have an effect on your cable or internet service time if there's on outage. news4's kristin wright is live in falls church, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. workers are lines. they have signs, the signs say "build up fios, not executive pay." and they want to stop layoffs and the use of contract workers and outsourcing. the strike is up and down the east coast. 49,000 customers. if you're a verizon customer in maryland or d.c., the strike could mean delays in getting someone to come out and fix a land line cable or fios service. the company said they've been preparing for a strike for some time. that they have workers who are nonunion to step in. back to you. >>> now to decision 2016, an emphatic paul ryan, the repu

switch in the weather pattern, and outside of the doors right now, partly to mostly cloudy skies, and these clouds ahead of this system that will bring us this cooldown by the afternoon. templars -- temperatures are similar to yesterday morning, 59 in san francisco, empty seven in oakland, and san jose at 58 outside the door. the storm tracker showing you the view from up above, and we have all of this cloud cover. we will be in between partly cloudy skies and mostly cloudy at times with filtered sunshine. temperatures dropping by 5 to 10 degrees. the forecast for santa rosa into the 7:00 hour, into the 50s and in the 60s by 10, 11 the clock intothe low 70s for the lunch hour. mild for the noontime, and in in the second part of the day, mid to upper 70s as opposed to the mid-80s like yesterday. we will have a detailed look at your afternoon highs in talk about the cooling trend and how long it will last, and in the extended forecast, rain.>>> we are looking good on the roadways so far this morning. this is early on this tuesday, taking you outside in showing you the east bay, flowing

someone let those two in to the building because the door outside does lock. the result though is police still have no one in custody and they're worried the next time these two people strike, someone will be more seriously hurt. in jersey city, jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> also in new jersey, police in paterson releasing new video tonight as they tried to identify the suspect in a machete attack. it showed a fight between two groups outside a bar on main street on march 3rd. the suspect swings a machete, causing a severe gash to another man's neck. police also releasing video of the suspect walking in to the bar that night. doctors were able to save the victim's life. >>> now to vote 2016, for the first time in 40 years, a lot of it is courting as in food court. candidates crisscrossing the boroughs today. the bronx, brooklyn, and manhattan. cruz at a matzah factory, kasich at a town hall. there's a joke somewhere about pass the antacid but this is the serious business of running for president. josh einiger with the story. >> the city has certainl

and he opens the door [chuckles] and he's covered from head to toe in feathers. couple of dogs, and one of the dogs had torn up the feather bed. there was something about him that still just commanded respect, even covered in feathers. >> seeing oliver in such a terrible state, stuart decides to stay in oklahoma for a while and take care of his grandfather. >> i was getting to know my grandfather through these cars. he was so proud to be showing them to me and me experiencing his life's work and his pride and joy. >> to stuart, two things become immediately clear. first, oliver knows he doesn't have much time left. and second, he's worried about the fate of those cars. >> at one point, he said, "thank god for you. thank god for you." and i think he was so worried about what would happen to his things. >> stuart's no car expert, but he does his homework and confirms that the centerpiece of the whole collection is indeed those cords from the 1930s, the ones he remembers from his high school road trip. what did the last cord sell for? >> i'm not sure, but maybe not

. >> shut the door! shut the door! shut the door! shut it. shut the door! good girl.ve it, he's putting these folks' relationships to the test. they pose the question -- could you guess your boyfriend's breath? >> i'd rather not. >> that would freak me out a little bit. no, no. >> you could tolerate the breath of the person you love. but i don't want to smell 15 others' stinky breath to pick one out. >> i'm curious. >> one of them is blindfolded and the other is going to lean in and -- >> all right. let the breathing begin. >> oh, yes, exactly. i'm telling you, this is making me gag. >> it is weird. and of all the weird, gross things we have had to watch, this is making me -- so how did it go? >> i don't think he'll be able to do it. >> i think he was a. >> who are you? >> nice to meet you. >> well, he got it wrong. >> i'm going to go with b. >> what did my breath smell like? >> like flesh. >> that's so nasty. >> we are in a situation where katelyn has to save my life based off my breath, i would feel very secure. >> you never know, it could happen. [captioning made p

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stuart: ah, the door is open. - [laughter] >> it's like a clown car, they just keep coming. stuart: that's ap enormous number of people. the last ones out have to be the president and the prime minister. >> you would think. no, no. stuart: they're closing the door. the reason -- now, prime minister cameron wants britain to stay in europe. >> yes. stuart: and there's a vote on that on june the 23rd. >> yeah. stuart: he wants britain to stay in europe, so he has invited pram to come over to -- president obama to come over to england and back up -- >> lucky for him it just happens to be the queen's 90th birthday so he could look like it was a visit by the president and first lady, but no doubt he's called him in to help his cause. stuart: i wonder what president obama's going to say? how enthusiastic will he will -- >> i wonder if he's going to be asked about all the criticism he's received for hid -- his op-ed that's ruffled some feathers, because people are saying you have no business telling us what we should and s

breezy, stray shower out the door tomorrow morning. temperatures mid 40s. up to 53. just a stray shower mainly north. clouds. mixing with sun in the day. tomorrow night is a chilly night at 37. here's your 7-day accuweather forecast. the opportunity for wet snow, spring snow, again on saturday. and then at night, chilly. could be some icy travel where it does rain or snow. on sunday, high clouds. the wind dies down raert -- later in the day. showers on tuesday, near 60. we're kind of settling in to the 50s late next week. the big warmup is about a week and a half away. bill evans will have the latest on the weekend storm threat in the morning. >>> coming up, is low fat milk really better for you? new research on how whole milk can help fight off a serious disease. >> plus, you might have seen this crazy chase on our facebook page. or on live l.a. tv. i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm

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to proposal for the exterior doors on 14th street is keeping the existing doors that are there and adding gasigateing around the doors so we are not making changes to the exterior. the changes are only on the inside. what we are proposing to do, there are three pairs of doors along 14th street and at each we'll add seals aroun all the doors and we are building inside underneath the mesnene a ves boule that has another set of doors with sound seals so a sound like done from the inside so there is no effect on the histtoric elevation of the building. these drawings are ready to be submit today the building department. we anticipate because all the work done on the inside it a over the counter review so it is relatively straight forward approval process >> what is being done to the windows? i think a lot of the complaint were about rattling windows? >> that-eric recollect , you want to speak to that? that also i think will be done from the inside as well. >> what they have now are single pain windows and what gets done now for light purposes is put black cellophane over it. there is a method

they closed the doors and daniel and arch, they had the half time and the coach's were out identify the door and we could hear daniel yelling in here and we came in and everything was taken care of. let's hear it for the chef, daniel ochefu. >> is what up nova nation. i just want to say thank y'all for coming out, thanks for your support throughout the year. could not ask for a better way to go out, nova nation. national champions baby, let's get it. >> and a next up, the shot heard around the world, big, smooth, chris jenkins. >> yes, wow. >> thank you, nova nation. you know, it has been a honor to be part of this team with this great group of guys, and great coaching staff and this is something that they will never ever be able to take away from frustrates. so, go cats. >> has everybody caught up to the nickname big smooth. we like that nickname. >> yes. >> i love. that i could never say that to him until the season ended. i love saying big smooth. i love that. now, the heart and soul of our team, and a guy that stand for everything villanova basketball is all about, our captain, our