. >> yeah, this is the dulles airport united terminal, and we could call this guy an unruly passenger, and this is shot by a pro skater on the way to a competition. kevin said that he thought that the passenger identified as philadelphia, p.a. native donald gee may not be the best guy to get a fight into. he takes a seat and then starts threatening the pilot. kevin cowolski said that cops were on the way and then this happened. oh! yeah, he gets up from his seat and then just starts slapping at this pilot. within seconds he is taken down by a number of different people, and looks like other united staff members, and while he is down, gee is still running his mouth. eventually the airport police show up and arrest him. he is charged with public intoxication and simple assault. after they have the cuffs on him, they lead him out of the gate and out the door there. and the guy who shot this video says, yes, the man he was acting very unruly, but he felt like the pilot egged him on a little bit. we talked to united and they said that violence against armed employees is not acceptable, and

renovation to become the first registered terminal and one of the must modern and sustainable terminals and the united states. the public art program continues its 30-year legacy of integrating art into the airport environment with the addition of five new commissions that are as bold and dynamic as the new building. >> this project was completed in record time, and we were able to integrate the artist's early enough in the process that they could work with the architect said that the work that is completed is the work that really helps complement and instill the space as opposed to being tucked away in a corner. >> be experience begins with the glass facades that was designed with over 120 laminated glass panels. it captures the experience of being under or over clouds when flying in a plane. depending on the distance or point of view, it can appear clear for more abstract and atmospheric. the subtle colors change gradually depending on the light and the time of day. >> i wanted to create an art work that looks over time as well as working on in the first glance. the first time you come here, you may

united airlines. we're going to improve the center checkpoint in terminal 3 and expand the front gate as well. shortly after the competition of this building we're going to do terminal b. terminal one will be valve improved and fanned and the t two experience will be carried throughout the whole airport. we look for the lobby area to be improved. we're very pleased as well to be moving forward on a four-star hotel 4 hundred rooms the air train system has been designed to stop right in front of the a bordering area the same area where the hilton used to be. and this project will be completed in three to four years. i want to thank the staff for putting this together so quickly. and it insures a high-level of performance and thank you to the staff who helps to us make this large investment. and thank you as well to our labor partners bill knapp we have an outstanding relationship to insure that labor is continued on the big projects. we have an excellent partner with our strong supporter and here chief of staff is here >> good morning. i'm brian i'm the district chief for our congresswoman. we o

united airlines. we're going to improve the center checkpoint in terminal 3 and expand the front gate as well. shortly after the competition of this building we're going to do terminal b. terminal one will be valve improved and fanned and the t two experience will be carried throughout the whole airport. we look for the lobby area to be improved. we're very pleased as well to be moving forward on a four-star hotel 4 hundred rooms the air train system has been designed to stop right in front of the a bordering area the s

the types of communication in which intelligence is most interested in the united states typically do not originate or terminate in the united states. we are interested in communication between senior officials on the border -- on the borderlands. and their associates down the war -- down the road. making those off-limits to surveillance from the united states, the united kingdom, those are the sorts of things we are most interested in. host: we are talking with nathan sales, a graduate of duke, worked with the justice department in 2001 through 2003 and is currently a teacher at george mason university in fairfax, virginia. one more call, one more tweet, jack, northport, alabama. caller: i keep hearing everyone talked about the oversight that there is and how much of it there is, but i was listening to those questions from the other day. the story of the fbi came up twice, the atf came up one time. the irs asked over 300 improper questions to make sure that their election was run fairly. and there is supposed to be oversight and everything they look at behind closed doors on the internet? our phone calls? of p

unit report. it was a mistake or intentional in the california national guard tried to serve termination papers to one of its members in the hospital just hours after a suicide attempt. instead of sending support, the investigative unit has learned the california guard sent a process server to master sergeant jessica brown's hospital room to deliver firing papers last november in front of our cameras. brown accused her leaders of failing to properly handle a sexual assault she says happened to her during a training mission. >> i didn't want to die, but i couldn't handle any more. >> what is this action at this hospital in this emergency room ultimately say about the california guard? >> that they don't care about their people. that they are more interested in getting rid of what they concede to be problems within the organization? >> tonight, the investigative unit is back with more controversy behind the gates of the guard. is this retaliation and is an emergency room the proper place to serve termination papers? chief investigative reporter tony kobe less ski has the tough questions 11:00. >>> c

unit report. was it a mistake or was it intentional? the california national guard tried to serve termination papers to one of its members who was in the hospital just hours after a suicide attempt. instead of sending support, the investigative unit learned that the california guard sent a process server to master sergeant jessica brown's room to deliver firing papers. she accused leaders of failing to handle a sexual assault she says happened during her training mission. >> i didn't want to die, but i couldn't handle it anymore. >> what is this action in this hospital in this emergency room ultimately say about the california guard? >> that they don't care about their people, that they're more interested in getting rid of what they conceive to be problems within the organization. >> tonight the investigative unit is back with more controversy behind the gates of the guard. is this retaliation and is an emergency room the proper place to serve termination papers? chief investigative reporter tony kovaleski asks these tough questions tonight at 11:00. >>> time is 5:21. coming up, this looks like any house you'd see on your average street

the types of communication in which intelligence is most interested in the united states typically do not originate or terminatethe united states. we are interested in communication between senior officials on the border -- on the borderlands. and their associates down the war -- down the road. those off-limits to surveillance from the united states, the united kingdom, those are the sorts of things we are most interested in. host: we are talking with nathan sales, a graduate of duke, worked with the justice department in 2001 through 2003 and is currently a teacher at george mason university in fairfax, virginia. one more call, one more tweet, jack, northport, alabama. caller: i keep hearing everyone talked about the oversight that there is and how much of it there is, but i was listening to those questions from the other day. fbi came up the twice, the atf came up one time. the irs asked over 300 improper questions to make sure that their election was run fairly. and there is supposed to be oversight and everything they look at behind closed doors on the internet? our phone calls? lose mynally, i hate to civi

termination. and the third part is if they don't tell the truth to the united states congress. if they intentionally misrepresent the united states congress, and three-fourth office the commit can he determine they knowingly told a fallshood, that's termination. >> earlier today the internal revenue service principle deputy commissioner, put out a report there was no intentional wrongdoing at the irs. he is going to ensure accountability in the future and no more of this "be on the lookout" tarring. are you happy with that? >> no. the with had benghazi, and a false representation as to what transpired. congressat hearing and stonewalling. we have the irs scandal. stonewalling. the bottom line is this. we have duties as members of the united states government to have oversight abilities of the expect branch. we need to know what is going on to make proper funding decisions as a consequence of what we learn. we are the conduit by which the american people learn what is going on. and so we don't take at face value what they said. it may be true but we need verify. >> do you think

units are about one-third complete now. discussions are underway with the police department, not to terminate the mou with the police department, but to continue a relationship and an agreement so that services under the agreement for safety of our residents and surrounding communities can continue, but we ask the city to provide the funding for those services. nine of the actions, in addition to those that are completed or underway, must be coordinated with hud's technical assistance that's going to begin in july and the hud required recovery agreement and action plan due to its troubled /tkez /tphaegs. /hudz is providing technical assistance in finance to reorganize the staffing department, train on the budget process, operating audit and reconciliation of financial records. this will begin in july. hud is also providing technical assistance in procurement, wait list and admissions management, housing choice voucher operations, administrative plan, the public housing admissions and continuing occupancy /prapb and the annual phap planning process. on government oversight, the comprehensive [inaudible] technical assistance tak

it is a terminal offense to be united states with out a citizenship.you are a senator or wouldfor a reform law, that make you more likely or less likely to support that official for reelection? republican said 49% less likely. you know what? that is kind of what is happening in the house of representatives. in the senate, what occurred was republicans and democrats came together. as theyou saw, legislation developed, you see a democratic majority yielding and yielding to wear a republican minority in order to crack the border to get the 60 votes yesterday. in the house of representatives, unfortunately, all we are is a republican response in the judiciary. we do not have a bipartisan response in the house of representatives. when i asked them in goodlatte when are we going to begin, he says well, luis, you had a chance to work with my majority, and you do not reach a bill, so i am taking up these bills. well, that is not exactly the way it works in washington, d.c. he is a chairman of the committee. he can at any point resounds a luis, i understand you

i formally terminated that position today to run for the united states senate. i intend to win this race. i don't intend to be an unemployed loser on october 14th. >> i almost forgot when lonegan wanted to announce a proposal to end all state affirmative action programs he decided the best place to do that was on martin luther king jr. boulevard in newark on martin luther king day. all this is not exactly boosting lonegan in the early polls. head to head between cory booker and steve lonegan it's 54% to 27%. chris christie is widely expected to win re-election in the landslide. after all, governor christie night have provided steve lonegan good old christie coattails. that is not happening. christie avoided answering direct questions about lonegan's chances including this exchange. >> governor, what do you think of the steve lonegan candidacy for u.s. senate? are you disappointed there aren't any moderates in the party running? do you think that hurts the party's chances? >> you know, listen, again, that's another way of asking the second part of terry's, so no

we also do the hospice care for the terminally ill and supply medical supplies all over the united states>> but how much of my $10 will go -- >> it goes all directly. i'm calling from the charity. >> that's great, then. >> reporter: according to the attorney general's office that gave us these recordings, those phone call statements are one great big lie. the callers were telemarketers being paid to make the call. the state of iowa fined the telemarketing company $35,000 for making false representations. as for donations of other charities, the cancer fund of america claimed on the 2011 tax filings, it sent $761,000 in so-call so-called gifts in kind, not actually cash, to churches, some hospitals and other programs around the country. when we called or e-mailed those other charities to check, many of them said they did get something, things like these supplies. but several of the groups told us they never heard of the cancer fund of america or don't remember getting a thing. the cancer fund also takes credit for serving as a middleman, brokering transfer of another $16 million worth of g

on based on the information this primary unit is broadcasting will then decide whether this pursuit needs to continue or whether this pursuit needs to be terminated. these things happen very quickly and you travel several blocks while you're trying to make this real time decision. >> thank you. i think that explains a lot. >> yeah, and given that scenario if you could just summarize the main aspects that are going to be different now on a high level -- or maybe that's -- is that simple enough to do? >> the changes really are more to the point where the officer who is in pursuit will still have to follow the same protocols. to that it has not changed. where we have made significant changes is if the suspect vehicle starts to drive towards a pedestrian or a crowd of pedestrians we could use our patrol car to move in front of the suspect's vehicle in order to protect their life. currently we don't have that ability so we would somehow move our vehicle or another patrol vehicle out in front in order to protect human life. that is the major change to our policy. we're always constaftly doing a balance and that's what we refer to as the balance test wh

trade the natural airport and was evacuated today a suspicious package at a terminal date prompted the evacuation with a canine unit hazards material although it did not contained hazardous conditions. the rhine has canceled several roles and washed away by the flooding the area has been hit by on landslide as well. 14 helicopters are on standby for a rescue operation. >> jacqueline: we are seen a couple of los 70's hanging out around but bay area out in fairfield and santa rosa. it is windy out there with sea breeze winds picking up this afternoon. with 30 mi. an hour range. 28 months gaullist and 38 mi. very windy out there but the good news is it will die down tomorrow. slacking off with a little bit of salt near the coast line. fog. fog along the coastline in east bay shore portions. and south bay clearing by in a clock it will pull back through the west of the morning. it will stay on the cooler side with just a low 60, 63 and set for cisco and low 60s but still memorable results today. 70 and oakland and castro valley with east bay in an belly's upper 70's here. 77 and danville and pleasanton and 75 for liver

termination. starting july first-- shares of rupert murdoch's news corporation will trade as two different empires. the profitable entertainment units of his company -- the 20th century fox movie studio and the fox television network -- will become 21st century fox. the company's publishing arm-- harper collins and the struggling newspaper business will remain under the news corp name.this is a split that investors have been clamoring for.it becomes official on june 28. dish backs off its bid for sprint nextel corp.the satellite t-v provider said it was "impractical" to try and meet a tuesday deadline to submit a new offer. this means that sprint will most likely be acquired by japan's soft bank corp for $21.6 billion.sprint is the nation's third largest carrier. a new study finds many americans are overpaying for their smartphone plan, by about 52 billion dollars a year. analysts say cell phone plans have become more complex, throwing off consumers. "what happens is that people could understand minutes and messages...you know, we understand whats a minute...how long calls are....we understand what a message is, but gigabytes is thi

supplies for the patients and we do the hospice care for the terminal terminally ill and we supply hospice supplies all over the unitedtates. >> but how much of my $10 will go to -- >> it goes 100% to the charity itself and i'm calling directly from the charity and not a telemarketing agency. >> oh, that's great, then. >> reporter: according to the iowa attorney general's office that gave us these recordings, those phone call statements are one great big lie. the callers were telemarketers being paid to make the call. the state of iowa fined the telemarketing company $35,000 for making false representations. as for donations to other charities? the cancer fund of america claimed on its 2011 tax filings, it sent $761,000 in so-called gifts in kind. not actually cash, to churches, some hospitals and other programs around the country. when we called or e-mailed those other charities to check, many of them said they did get something. things like these supplies. but several of the groups told us they never heard of the cancer fund of america or don't remember getting a thing. the cancer fund also takes credit for serving

terminated. so fart( no explanation from th university president, despite if you have a tip for.jñ our investigative unityarea.com. >>> someone paid 80,000 bucks of estate that you can't build on our live okçóin,fá and it's bar bigger than your average car. we'll tell you where and why. >>> the obama administration knows syria'sxd govert used chemical Ñiweapons. so what happens next? >>> and good evening. i'm jeff raqbó in the nbclpq ba area weather center. winds todayt( increasing our fi danger from 22 to 46 miles per hour. and a live look outsidee1 ofok sky camera in san francisco shows clear skies. let you know about increased the fogçó rollk3 back in just aw minutes. >>> i'm kimberly tere live in the east bay witht( the detailsf a rear end crash that ended with the fatal shooting of a young man. that story coming up. >>> who is in charge in san jose? first the police chief, and now the fire chief. willie mcdonald is leaving the bay area's biggest city and joining the las vegas fire department. mcdonald has served as san jose's chief since 2010. he says his new position in vegas is a unique profession

unit broke. a santa fe professor no longer works at the university. school leaders will not see if jeffrey mathis resigned or if he was terminated. the female student says mathis made unwanted advances during a late-night visit to his office. mathis counters saying it was consensual. >>> 4:36 right now. family and friends will remember one of the last survivors of the san francisco earth quick. winnie hook passed away on tuesday. she was 107 years old. she was a character. this is a photo from a dinner in 2012 honoring the survivors, a memorial lunch will be held today in hook's honor at john's grill in san francisco. her passing leaves just two remaining survivors of the quake, 107-year-old william dellmunth and 111-year-old ruth newman. >> happy long lives. protesters say they will be back. some of the people who occupied a farm on octavia street in san francisco say they plan to take the land back tonight. they'll be meeting up at 6:00 to try to retake that lot. yesterday morning we showed you some of the protester literally being pulled out of trees by police and forced to leave. they are upset over proposed development set f

unit first exposed that university leaders failed to discipline the kines yolg. he said it was consensual. the student said it was assault. he didn't say if mathis resign, or had been terminated. the president has repeatedly decline to explain why san jose state chose not to discipline mathis. if you have a tip for jena or anyone else in our investigative unit, give us a call or send us an e-mail. following up on another story we broke on nbc bay area, the exodus of administrators in one south bay school district continues to grow. tonight we're learning 20 people have already left the district. distractions and interruptions thatle say is taking attention away from students. in a district that is already struggling academically. nbc bay area, in a few minutes there will be a board meeting this very evening. >> that's right. to show you how fast emotion is involved in this, after our original report aired two weeks ago, a petition was launched and tonight at the meeting, parents expect to present more than 1,900 signature in addition vote of no confidence against four of the seven board members here. only the we hear for the first time from one of those board members. they sa

united states and overseas. including, quote, the originating and terminating telephone number and duration of the call, but note white house defended the program as a critical tool that is subject to strict controls. a good way to catch terrorists. >> it's called protecting america. >> reporter: in fact, it's already proven effective, argued the chair of the house intelligence committee. >> i can tell you why this program is important. it was in the last few years, this program was used to stop a program -- excuse me, stop a terrorist attack in the united states. we know that. >> reporter: so how does it work? it's a secret process. the national security agency wants the information from verizon business network services. the fbi makes the request to the secret intelligence court with federal judges. if a judge says okay, the telephone company forks over the information. but if the government wants to look through that data, say, because of a terror concern, it takes more court permission. how long has it been going on? since the bush administration. >> as far as i know, this is the exact three-month renewal o