so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds and sights of the animals that we study into a brand-new context a context that really allows people to appreciate an esthetic way of the idea that we might live in the world without these sounds or sites. >> in the scientific realm it is shifting baselines. we get used to less and less, diminished expectations of what it was. >> when i came along lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harbor would clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just literally there 200 years ago 150 years ago. you see the object and say what is that. you come out and hear these intriguing sounds, sounds like i have never heard in my life. and then you step closer and you almost have a very intimate experience. >> we could link to different institutions around the globe maybe one per continent maybe two or three in this country then once they are all networked, they begin to communicate wit

the best method to use and eliminating the enemy sniper. the teamill determine any patterns that might have an established and conduct map recon's the aerial photos to determine travel patterns. the sniper must ask himself how what i accomplish this mission if i were he? once a pattern has been established, the sniper will determine the best location in time to engage the sniper. he should also request the following actions -- coordination of routes and fires of the unit in the area, additional fire support, additional sniper teams for mutual supporting fire and some of the likely engagement areas to receive the enemy sniper. one example is the use of a mannequin in a gillie suit laced in an open area to entice the enemy into engaging it. this will give the sniper the opportunity to detect the emmys location. all of these elements should be in place no later than 12 hours prior to the expected engagement time. always keep in mind during a counter operation, the sniper must ignore the larger battle going on around him. his only concern must be to con

to go by quick. >> we really play together as a team. hopefully we're going to grow as a team now. >> we need to use our young guys. used to be a young team, the and now we've got the mix. >> after the wizards competed on the national stage on christmas day, the

those and take a deeper look at the investigation if i may to our point you you were previously mentioning we're using our small project team to deal with the legalization permits that i know that our department are working on to manage we're pulling outing those out of the accuses to get in and out the doors quickly. >> thank you. >> so on the outreach i think for a lot of particularly not so much the small builders when you do this kind of program which have been first of all i want to commend the department for you can thinking outside the box i know for years and years you've been hearing complaint about what treat this is as the same and downtown this is a go step forward in my schools they use architect that are not necessarily they work in town a so on and so forth is there an outreach program to the professionals it start there the building dictate the miranda of work that is going to be done in their home if you do on within the effective it is going to be a lot less of a journey and courage the hoernlz to walk within the envelope. >> so right now the outreach is public information current and folks come into i com

to work. >> reporter: organized teams use the stolen cars to commit other crimes. i-team cameras roll officers pull this vehicle after spotting it driving through several gas stations and speeding. they suspect the riders may have been searching for a vehicle to steal. >> one in the chamber, 11 in the magazine. >> reporter: police find marijuana and a gun on the guy. >> a drug ring and now homicide. >> reporter: w.a.v.e. team members say they've noticed thieves getting bolder. >> they caught this man sliding into her car while she pumped gas, first stealing her purse. when she goes inside to pay, they take the entire car. >> reporter: that car theft one of 244 already this year in prince george's county. that's down slightly from last year but police say it's also a reason to keep the keys with you in your hand or pocket while fueling up your car and why you should avoid those early morning warm-ups in the driveway. scott mcfarland news 4 i-team. >>> to watch those caught on camera we invite you to our website at nbcwashington.com, click on investigations. >> just

what also struck all of us to team effort was how consequential this report truly was and is literary significant this work was. and so before we do it's actually the story of this publication that is the contested difficult, english story behind the report released. i think one can say that it reveals as much about negative influence as the central intelligence agency as the documents within. so let's start there. what are the precedents for reports during the bush administration on the cia at the ready a maximum a sickly there is nothing, we had a special commission link and too bad intelligence. this led to the iraq war, but we have generally very little oversight being performed by either congressional committee. so we come down to this. and of course, i think that we here really aggressive pushback. okay it's the sport in seven, the preaching thing that was unleashed on them but if we go back to the beginning we discover that no actually the cia invited them. and it all goes back to the destruction of a waterboarding session by an unidentified cia agent and we subsequently discov

use of my arm. >> really? the team uses another type of brain stimulation called transcranial magnetic stimulation. it is powered by a magnetic coil and used by the toam -- team to measure the brain after tdcs. >> we will register your brain to the motion capture. >> it's quite a get up. all >> nice and relaxed. [laughing] great. >> how weird. it feels like you are flicking me in the head. >> i would like to you do a small muscle contraction. >> we are trying to send a lot of information to your brain. don't get scare federal your hand twitch, okay? >> okay. oh yeah. that's the first time i felt it. >> the single pulse of magnetism. the shock is only 100 micro seconds or so. it causes activity in the brain that goes all the way down to muscles. >> it was totally involuntary and caused by stimulating my brain. the team uses this technique to measure muscle contraction and the motor evoke potential in the participating stroke patient. it is hope those who receive tdcs will show greater improvement than those who didn't. i don't feel different but you can feel it compared to the tdcs. this is a lot more intense. >> right. just to clarify this is different with tdcs

plus, get a $300 bonus with a two-year agreement. . >>> we're going to grow as a team now. >> young guys, and old guys, now. used like a young team, and now we have the mix.

teams locked out of playing fields. tesoro says it's due to 400 striking refinery workers meaning 600 players on 48 themes have not been able to use home fields. >> we're not trying to stop little kids p playing baseball. this is for us. >> 15 teams i had to tell them to go back. >> a school person told abc7 news the potential strike was december cussed in january, and representatives agreed all activities should be suspended but the president of one of the the leagues says she's never consulted. >> six months ago a big earthquake in napa. just ahead, a look at the recovery process and why it's taking so lock >> abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings continues reporting from afghanistan. tonight, women who risk their lives from peace. >> overnight temperatures dropping below freezing in bay area locations this morning how strong it's going to be tonight in the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd

use social media to send us your winter storm pictures. be sure to use the hash tag cbs3 storm. >>> and our morning team will be starting extra early 30 minutes earlier tomorrow to bring you the latest on storm conditions. "eyewitness news" this morning starts at 4:00 a.m. >>> also tonight, we are tracking a developing story. police sources tell "eyewitness news" an arrest has been made in the bus stop murder of a woman in north philadelphia. surveillance video captured the january 13th crime. kim jones was shot once in the back of the head while waiting ton a septa bus at 12th and jefferson. sources tell us the suspect was run one of her workers at turning points for children. charges have been filed against the suspect. >> police in mt. holly new jersey charged dennis pozniak with the murder of his girlfriend and her father in the home they shared. 24-year-old nicole wilson and 52 brian wilson were murdered sometime friday into saturday. the medical examiner ruled they were bludgeoned to death. pose pee yack were found with several cuts that were self inflicted he's awaiting a psychiatric evaluation and being held oh and a million dollars b

this proves the americans are out to get us, to overthrow us to encircle us and to dismember us. president obama and his teamhave given a different explanation. they have said well we -- president obama gave a speech, actually saying over time we need to try to develop this new model. and the chinese say, well no, no you need to accept it now. our president spent an hour and a half with you at the summit talking about it. we don't need to over time move toward it. and susan rice ghei a speech at -- gave a speech at georgetown over a week ago. she said something similar, we need to operationalize and move toward the new model. so we, too, on our side we're kind of giving lip service in public. yes, u.s./china relations are just filled with cooperation and happiness. we work together on north korea and iran and a hundred things climate change. but, oh, when you start examining the details, somehow north korea still has nuclear webs, somehow the hong kong election system did not get fixed, it's not going to be a free election. there are a whole series of things that when you put the microscope into the agreemen

that's why we have to understand how birds fly, so we can use the principles that they use to succeed to build better robots. >> the teamy studies birds, they are bringing the research into the lab. >> a method that we use to visualize the flow field is having particles in the air. once we illuminate with a laser, it's vis ilt. they trace the air flow and they measure that. >> here is a small machine, it's a flapper. simulating a bird. i'll turn on the laser and the mid particles. it will move depending how the flapper moves its wings. >> it was invisible to us with goggles on. a high-speed camera captures the air patterns. an algorithm is used to reveal the direction and magnitude of the area created by the flapper. >> of course, it is just a stand-in. >> would you like to hold. >> absolutely. we studied one of the smallest parrot species in the world. they are smart. >> eric trained roo and other birds to fly from perch to perch and through the laser beam. >> you want to look good. >> personal grooming. initially i started with a small distance. once i see that they are distance. >> to protect the birds he had to desi

to change that rule? >> peyton manning championed it. he wanted each team to prepare their balls before 2006/2008. everybody usedtballs, both teams. so in the last several years -- >> why did peyton get to change it in. >> because the quarterbacks like the balls the way they want. when you have to use the other team's footballs, they might not be the way he wanted him. he said let's have each team have them the way they want. >> the nfl comes in and cal date it, weigh it and all this other stuff. and yet it's not the same. you can't really pick what you want. >> well, the way this thing -- all this thing's turned out with the new england fiasco, they're going to change that drastically. i'm sure you'll see guys with machine guns protecting the balls at the super bowl tomorrow. >> or maybe the nfl shouldn't give them to the ball game or whomever they give them to. in criminal law, it's called chain of custody, you know, with evidence. you've dgot it here and you follow it until it gets into the courtroom. they don't have that in the nfl. you've got the ball here, the ball there, the ball boy gets it, 90 seconds,

stint she introductions us to a scientist out to change the i'm phil torres. i'm an entomologist. . that's the team, let's do some science. bsh [ ♪ music ♪ ] >>> hey, any, welcome to "techknow" i'm phil torres, joined by crystal dilworth, and shini somara. you are about to take us on a journey, an experimental matthews. >> this is an emotional piece. we followed the retrieval of grace's umbilical cord blues cell, and we had access to where they condition those cells for treatment in the hope of saving her life. let's take a look. >> reporter: it was just after 8:30 by the time sara matthews, her mum and baby grace stepped out of the pick-up truck. and into the north carolina night. this isn't the first time they have come to the ronald mcdonald house mere duke university, and it will not be the last. they are here for little grace. >> when did you find out that grace had the condition? >> it was a 20 week ultrasound, went to find out if it was a boy or girl. waited for the doctor to get us. she came and told us that she had bad news. >> reporter: grace had brain. >> me and my husband had been marri

teams locked out of playing fields. tesoro says it's due to 400 striking refinery workers meaning 600 players on 48 themes have not been able to use home fields. >> we're not trying to stop little kids p playing baseball. this is for us. >> 15 teams i had to tell them to go back. >> a school person told abc7 news the potential strike was december cussed in january, and representatives agreed all activities should be suspended but the president of one of the the leagues says she's never consulted. >> six months ago a big earthquake in napa. just ahead, a look at the recovery process and why it's taking so lock >> abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings continues reporting from afghanistan. tonight, women who risk their lives from peace. >> overnight temperatures dropping below freezing in bay area locations this morning how strong it's going to be tonight in the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajama

to look at things, the small things, you know. >> come back out here, now! >> not long after harper's interview, the use of force team to subdue him. >> he was threatening us with throwing feces, spitting at us through the door. >> you going to talk to me, you hear me? you no good mother [ bleep ]. >> duane harper is a person that sometimes don't think before he reacts. >> i told you now. >> harper's current release date from segregation is in 2009. >> if you talk to a lot of cats that really, really know me, they'll tell you that i overreact. i let my anger and my, you know, things get to me that i shouldn't have, and as a result of that, i'm still here. >>> when we return -- >> i'm not going to live with child molesters. i'm not going to live with punks. i'm not going to live with rats. i'm not going to live with that kind of people, because i have a choice, because i have nothing to lose. >> we meet some of the castle's most notorious and violent inmates. >>> and later -- >> you've got a lot of time to examine yourself, think about the things that you've done, think about the opportunities you had in life and squa

to africa. >> this is their job. they get up in the morning just like you or i get up in the morning. >> reporter: organized teams useur i-team cameras roll we spot this car going through gas stations and speeding. they suspect the riders may have been looking for a car to steal. police find marijuana and a gun on the guy. >> possible connections to a car ring drug team, and now a homicide. >> reporter: cameras caught this man sliding into a woman's car as she pumped gas. first stealing her purse. then when she goes inside, they take the entire car. that car theft one of 244 already this year in prince georges county. that's down slightly from last year, but police say it's also reason to keep the keys with you in your hand or pocket while you're fueling up your car and why you should avoid the early morning warm-ups in the driveway. scott mcfarlane, news4 i-team. >> i know you want to watch and you can. to watch those car thefts caught on camera go to our website on with nbcwashington.com and click on investigations. >>> how would you react if there was a tree about ready to fall on your house? when "news4 this week

to get a date edge. the same thing that's happened in professional sports and basketball specifically. when we started using analytics, we were one of the only teamsgive us a big advantage. 2005, 2006, where one of maybe three or four. we still a huge advantage. now in 2015, every nba team uses analytics to a great extent. your advantage, traditionally it's gone. you have to find new things. >> that's the point's rebound and blocks analytics. >> advanced analytics. >> your doctor has a longer term contract than any of her players a rigid. -- your players ever did. you are looking at mental health analytics. you are ahead on that. >> i'm investing in new things. in terms of health analytics, i've invested in a couple he called cabell sports that monitors heart rate and a lot of other things wirelessly so we can capture it. i invested in a company that takes sports view video to the next level, where rather than just taking cameras and capturing video, and looking for motion and a, goes the exact opposite. it takes cameras, captures video, and turns the whole thing in the data so you can then take almost like an oculus rift type view and look to say

us to make adjustments for structure and strengthen nuclear enterprise. involves pay for some rpa pilots and increases in the number of cyber teams. it also supports 1.3% pay raise for our airmen and continues to support violates people programs. however, sequestration could drive total force end strength down another 10,000 airmen. further reductions would leave us with a team that has an incomplete roster, that is too small to meet a demanding schedule and allows little time to practice and provides no downtime. our airmen deserve better than that. now let's move onto the operation and maintenance account. next slide. fy 2016 oem continues path to recovery while bipartisan budget act stops decline for readiness levels, readiness is not a short-term physical and will take years to rebuild. to continue on that path to readiness recovery we have funded all the necessary readiness components. includes hours and wss to capacity. investing in ranges, simulators, critical skills training combat exercises and advanced weapons schools. the increase allows us to ramp us support 60 steady state isr caps. it supports vital space programs est

used violence and intimidation to win elections. >> punjab is hoping to use and raise money for their olympic team. >> reporter: this female travelled 100km from her home town to compete in what is known as india's rural olympics. this is a big deal. preparing for the 400m sprint. >> translation: this is part of my training for an upcoming national event. crucial to part of the national team. they win a medal for india. >> competition is tough. they want to impress the coaches who over the years fostered dozens of olympians on the track. >> translation: podium winners are nationally recognised athletes. one participate won a medal but couldn't train here. this competition is not just a small event, it's a national meet of the highest standard. >> not every ech is serious business. beating the competition brings the participants reward. >> for 79 years, this brought athletic talent to india's attention. it's not just about launching a career in sport, but a remind are of traditions that unite people across the region. >> since 1933 people have been coming to sheer and compete in main stream sport and traditional fiats of strength. >>

to come on "action news" including sports. >> jeff skversky brings us story of a basketball team honoring former player and helping to heal a difficult loss when "action news" comes right back. >> patriots came from ten points down. russel wilson to jermaine kearse that's one of the most incredible catches i've seen. somehow kept control of the ball. brady can't believe it. a second to go at the one. both give the fwool marshawn lynch. intercepted by butler. maybe worst call in history of sports. patriots win super bowl, 28-24. >> hi a vision that i was going to mack a big play and it came through and i'm blessed. i can't explain it now. >> what a play for a rookie to make a play like that and whip us the game it's unbelievable. >> an easton high school ryan has come. >> every time they suit up they honor one of their own. >> eastern high school girls basketball team is nishltz nb. nicole born 30-year-old home of two died earlier this month from rare complications of coming down with the flu. >> we keep her in our heart. >> an athlete, somebody healthy. >> the coach is among those that came up with the idea for the team to

news 4 was there when the fairfax county fire department learned how to use the etec last summer. d.c. fire tells the i-team all members are to be trained on the etec but couldn't provide any training records for this specific item within the past two years. instead, it gave us training photos of the motorized emergency recon vehicle which can get to trapped passengers in less than four minutes, and the rescue cart which d.c. fire says was designed with metro in mind because it can fit between rails and over electrical boxes. the i-team found all this equipment could require leaving the wheelchair behind. >> the doorways on the edge of the train aren't wide enough for a full-size wheelchair to get out. >> i'm terrified for them. >> dara baldwin with the national disability rights network says she's particularly concerned about c spine or quadriplegic riders because they can't be easily separated from their chairs which provide life support. >> you would have to leave that person who is a quad or someone who can't move and shouldn't be moved, you would have to leave that person. >> reporter: metro says fire

to face charges of stealing gasoline on the taxpayers' dime. accused of using a government-issued cred cd for fill ups. the news 4 i-team found millions of dollars have been stolen by federal workers across the country using those cards to buy gas for personal use. >> generally we don't catch them on the first time. they have been doi it for a little bit. >> tonight on news 4 at 11:00, the i-team takehouse inside the investigations. see how agents catch gas guzzlers in the act. >>> right now, you can sign up for two popular events in our area, active duty and reserve members can register for the 40th marine corps marathon. military members gediou when you rejgister online. the rest of us re through the lottery system. it will stay open for ten days. it will be october 25th. about 30000 runners are expected to participate this year. >>> you can also sn up for a chance to get tickets to the easter egg roll. the yearly tradition will be monday, april 6th. you have until noon this thursday to enter for a chance to win tickets through the lottery system. we put all of the information you need to know on nbcwashington.com. th

team, sharing the ball defensively and having some fun. >> my main message to them is, whether you're an individual is having a tough time or us as a team, you have to make it happen. to make it happen, you have to come out aggressive right from the start. >> yeah, definitely tonight. three weeks ago, it was hailed as the win to boost georgetown's resume, a 20 point victory over then, fourth ranked villanova. complete with a court storming. wildcats have been stewing ever since today. it was pay back. the story of the hoyas. hoping they can get another win against villanova. struggling to score, rivera know, isaac copeland, yes. turned it over, too. darren hilliard, nova on a 15-2 run. they led by 17 in the first half. georgetown guys shot 1 of 17 from deep. villanova, josh hart. villanova pays back georgetown. all right, let's take a trip around the area. tough year for buzz williams and the hokies. but adam smith, he had a nice pump fake and drills the 2. he had 19. but what a nice back door cut here by monte brandon by the flush, 21-36 at the braining. and did i say there was a guy named monte brandon in the game? off the steal, formu

to win. >> gaining ground on the teams in front of us we have to win four five, six in a row because everyone'sying so good and the teams, too, stringing them together that's a big climb for us so we're very happy. >>> the capitals on a roll right now. back at it tomorrow right here on nbc 4. they will take on the flyers in philadelphia. puck drops in that game at 12:30. they owe the flyers a butt whooping. >> yeah. looking forward to that one. what are we looking at tonight, tomorrow and the work week? >> mainly all rain by 1:00 a.m. isolated spots of freezing rain and slick out there early tomorrow morning. rain comes to an end by 7:00 a.m. and then after that it's cold with only limited sunshine. chris, we talked about this earlier. average high is 50. we're nowhere near that for the upcoming. >> 20 degrees below for most of the week. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, welcome... welcome to "inside the nfl." i'm greg gumbel, the human microphone. with just a week to go before super bowl xlix, the nfl is facing yet another scandal. and this time, it actually has something to do with football.

now to a team that used to regularly play in european competition but now finds itself on the verge of bankruptcy. italian former winner of you way at a cup and european cup now rely on their own players to pay for travel and accommodation to play against genoa. the club currently has debt of $224 million. >> it seems to me that they don't want to understand what happened to parma could happen again in the next months or years. it's not just the parma problem. there are several clubs in the same situation. >> italy's 206 world cup winning captain is facing 10 months in jail for breaching a court order to keep out of his property. the 41-year-old's property was seized due to alleged abuse of planning regulation. the former world player of the year was caught swimming in his pool having broken into his house. the jail sentence has been suspended until an appeal is heard. >> greece's government made the decision that after sunday's athens' derby. >> we're at the beginning of the end, and everyone must understand that football violence cannot continue any longer. >> now, fifa is saying it

baseball team that became the first ever to written a championship with all african-american roster has been stripped of its title. espn reports the jackie robinson west little league team from chicago used players from outside the area to super team and met with neighboring baseball districts in illinois to recruit talented players. the coach has been suspended. the tomb now has to vacate every win from the 2014 tournament. the championship will enawarded to the runner-up a team from las vegas. >> little league is about the community so this is especially shocking. >> it is supposed to be. >> apple is surging. >> there were a lot us terroristed flying public last year. >> i was one. first, the market is lower today were the dow is 55 or 5 points and nasdaq and s&p are trading lower and the nasdaq turned positive and we can thank apple for that. apple is higher this morning trading up $1.23 a share to $1.35 higher and apple closed at a record high and the company worth $700 billion is the first united states again to cross that mark and makes it more available than the entire span be stock market. >> airlines lost more bags and butch more passengers and flew more light plans but there we

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to 15 below zero. team coverage tonight on this frigid friday. shomari stone will join us in a minute to talk about how people are braving the elements. >> we begin with doug though. doug if i heard you correctly, earlier, rough tonight but even worse tomorrow night, huh? >> that's exactly right. a cold night tonight, a cold start to tomorrow, then most of the day tomorrow won't be too bad. then the snow comes through, then the wind really starts. take a look outside right now. our current temperatures. 16 gaithersburg 18 out to dulles. manassas around the 16-degree mark. 14 in huntingtown. we're on the cold side for sure. one thing we don't have a whole lot of wind. tomorrow a wind chill advisory -- rather a wind chill watch in effect. wind chills 15 to 25 below zero in the d.c. metro area. close to 10 degrees below zero. that all comes along with some wind. how much win? winds gusting to 60 miles per hour during the night tomorrow night into the early portion of sunday. we're in for brutal cold. we could break a couple of records. shomari stone is in georgetown with the

us get to bowl games. they see us beat top 25 teams. they have seen our players go to the nfl. they see how we do things. people have interest. >> one local senior heading to temple haddonfield high school wide out a corner back jake robinson. how about penn state. we will tell but them when we return. >>> for parent national signing day is a day their parts burst with fried for athletes their hard work pays off. for james franklin it is like christmas morning. two shiny new presents are right here glassboro's jujuan johnson wide out caught 42 passes for 804-yard and nine touchdowns. he will be join, with his buddy just down the street paul the sixth irving charles who scored ten times. he is part of what es pn says 14th best class in the the country. >> we have a great class coming up. this should be the the class that changes everything. we want to do that. we want to bring penn state to what it used to be. >> i'm really pleased. we have added depth, we have added talent. i think we got really good fits. >> and how about st. joes prep, six members of the bakhtiyor state championship football team signe

to a news 4 i-team investigation. a d.c. fire employee is sche court this morning to face charges he stole gasoline on the taxpayer dime. he's accused of usingonly governmt employee to face similar e news 4 i-team found millions of dollars have been stolen by federal workers across the country using those cards to buy gas for personal use. >> generally we don't catch them on the first tank. they've been doing it for a little bit. >> tonight on news 4 at 11:00. the i-team takes you inside the investigations. see how agents catch gas guzzlers in the act including one man who stole more than a quarter of million dollars of taxpayer funded gasoline. >>> google taking steps to give apple pay a run for its money. cnbc landon dowdy here with the story for your money. we saw it coming. >> that's right. we sure did. google is teaming up with at&t, verizon and t mobile to try to get people to use the mobile payment service instead of apple pay. it will be preinstalled on android. currently you have to download and install the app. you may want to make an extra stop at krispy creme. they're giving away one free original glazed to nut to the first 1,000

to stop little kids from playing baseball. we are only striking for us. >> i have 15 teams i had to say, go find extras. >> advertisetory the leaguehey said it should be suspended but a president of a league was never consulted. >> there is anger over a plan to keep track of employees who work at fine arts museums in san francisco by using their fingerprints. under the proposal a clock will use a person's thumb print to record when they come in and when they leave work. employees are concerned their prints could be stolen by hackers. the now seem and legion of honor have used this since 2012 but now they want did use it for all workers. supervisor has promise the to introduce a resolution to halt the use of this. >> national park services is asking nor director cooperation in protecting the harbor seals along the marin county coast. it is puppy season and that starts on sunday. two areas will be closed with no surfing or shipping or diving. if you see a seal stay at least 100 yards away. never pick up an abandoned pup, it is probably waiting for mom. >> sea turtle is catching a ride back to san diego on a training flight. >> turtl

us. and that is what that vehicle represents to us. >> reporter: but the san leandro police department see it differently. >> it will stop those bullets. it will allow us to assemble a rescue team. police acknowledged the medivac does have various gun ports but it's a way to officer protection quicker than before. >> so we can get our firefighters, officers, first respondsers in close to the scene and provide assistance quicker. >> the initial funds may come from grant money. but how are you maintaining these tanks. by the way, oakland has a bunch of tanks why don't you borrow some from oakland. >> our hopes are that you don't have to use this. but the one thing it is equipped with medical facility almost like an ambulance inside. >> reporter: now it is true that neighbors agents do have something similar but this will be the first of its kind in the area that will be able to treat people on the scene. it'll cost $1 million a year to do the upkeep, expect to it have within the year. >>> prosecutors presented evidence that albrett claims he was framed to the people he facilitated the sale of cocaine and other drugs. closing argumenting could begin as early as tomorrow. >>> the t