percent con city not to exceed $45,000 because arrest welcome aaron. >> i'm aaron although, the program manager thank you sherry reign for the lead in earlier i'll be belief this is my brief discussion before starting the co a as the national council on aging i'll provide a brief background even though sherry reign mentioned it and paul will present 4 to 6 provider we have as a brief background on september of 201070 o san francisco received $8 million from the national telecommunication to the 3wrbd uses this federal grant was known as broadband and known as b faup for 3 empowers and ended in september of 2013 dos graciously received a little bit over $3 million felt $8 million we installed over thirty computer and tech labs the labradors are located in senior unit and adult care and alzheimer's adult facilities at the end of the b top grant the city of san francisco recently continued to program the sf connect we've received funding from - for a fwi month period for the federal versus city fiscal 3 components an online support community technical support for the computers and

prison, we were with inmate aaron brown on what was for him an unusual day. he had visitors. >> aaron. >> just glad to see you, always. >> hi, dude. what's up, man? >> vicki and keith have played the role of surrogate parents to brown for more than 15 years. as a teenager he was friends with their own children. >> he just would call to talk to my boys, and the boys at the age they were were never home, and we developed a friendship, and i loved him. he just seemed kind of lost and lonely, you know, and then the crime happened. it was very heartbreaking. >> the crime occurred when brown was 16 years old. he's now serving two 50-year sentences for the murders of his mother and stepfather. >> aaron brown bewilders me. he sat in wait with a shotgun until his parents came home one night, and as his mom walked through the door, he blasted her with the shotgun, shot at his stepfather, missed, and ended up chasing his stepfather around the house shooting at him until he finally killed him. and i wanted to know why. >> weeks earlier before he grew out his hair and beard, we interview

county. >> i'm aaron gilchrist with our other breaking story. a shooting on i-295, one person is dead another in the hospital. megan mcgrath liv megan, what do we know so far? >> aaron, you can see the scene behind me here. the black suv in the middle of the road riddled with bullets. no traffic is moving on inbound 295, all lanes are closed as police investigate. this happened at around 8:45. between 8:45 and 8:55 this morning so rush hour. 295, of course, a very, very busy highway. there were lots of people around when this happened. now, what police believe occurred here is that this suv was traveling in virginia there is another vehicle following the suv. they then believe that they came into the district on 295 and right around 8:45 that's when someone in the other vehicle opened fire on the suv. there were two men inside one of those men was killed he is still inside the vehicle here on the scene. the other person was transported to the hospital with bullet wounds. now, there were a lot of people in the area obviously, because of the hour the middle of rush hour. lots of pe

now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron mate. aaron: welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the national conversation on policing african-american communities is focused on cleveland today after a major federal settlement and a controversial verdict. the justice department has reached an agreement with cleveland over a pattern of what it calls "unreasonable and unnecessary" force by police. a probe last year found "chaotic -- unlawful abuses across hundreds of cases. the federal settlement could lead to independent oversight and revised policies. this comes just days after an acquittal in a case that helped launch the probe. on saturday, officer michael brelo was found not guilty of manslaughter for the fatal shootings of two unarmed african-americans in their car. in november 2012, brelo was one of 13 officers who fired 137 rounds at timothy russell and malissa williams after a 22-mile long, high-speed chase. the incident began after officers tried to stop russell for wrong term. more officers were

democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron mate. aaron: welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. four years ago this month, president obama announced u.s. forces had killed osama bin laden in a raid on his hideout in pakistan. >> at my direction, the united states launched a targeted operation against the compound in abbottabad, pakistan. a small team of americans carried it out with extreme eric kurtz and capability. no americans were harmed. they took care to avoid civilian casualties. after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. aaron: but now, a new investigation says the official story is a lie. in an explosive report, the veteran journalist seymour hersh alleges a vast deception on everything from how bin laden was found, to how he was killed. according to hersh, pakistan detained bin laden in 2006 and kept him prisoner with the backing of saudi arabia. in 2010, a pakistani intelligence officer disclosed bin laden's location to the cia. hersh says the u.s.

, but say they were. the second bomb went off. young aaron hern went down. the 14-year-old from martinez was cheering on his mom that april day and on this day, aaron's mother says she is pleased with dzhokhar tsarnaev being condemned to death. >> i guess my first reaction was kind of good, i'm glad. >> reporter: tsarnaev stood with his hands folded, head slightly bowed, no reaction upon hearing his fate. his lawyers had no comment as they left the courtroom, but they maintain their client was led astray by his dom nearing older brother, tamerlan. >> the defendant was an adult who came to believe in an ideology of hate and he expresses those beliefs by killing, maming and mutilating innocent americans on patriot's day. >> reporter: boston's police commissioner said he is satisfied with the sentence, along with the message it sends to terrorists. >> they are not going to blow up our marathon, not going to blow up our city and not inflict any type of terror in our country. >> reporter: three people were killed. aaron hern, one of the 260 who were injured, his mom says news of the

police are under to get this case solved? >> aaron, we don't get too many quadruple murders in the city of washington. certainly not in a big $5 million mansion close by the vice president's house so it's a high profile case and they're putting a lot of resources in it to try to solve it. >> pat collins, we know you're headed out to do more digging and we'll have more on the news at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. >> thank you, pat and aaron. >>> in about an hour d.c. mayor bowser and police chief lanier will give us an update on this mansion murder mystery. you can watch it right here on nbc 4. if you haven't downloaded the nbc washington app, you should do that right now. as soon as we get any update we'll send out a breaking news alert to you. aaron? >>> new admit day,d at midday, a man died in waldorf near the st. charlestown center mall. the charles county sheriff's office says deputies arrested the person who shot the man and woman there. they say the shooting started with a domestic dispute. that woman in serious condition. >> this afternoon, the man who flew his gyrocopter across d.

begin at the tomb of the unknown soldier. i'm aaron gilchrist with the more on the message president obama is expected to deliver. >>> sunshine and a warm south breeze for now. when will we worry about those afternoon thunderstorm chances. forecasts coming up. >>> i'm barbara harrison with a security scare that brought the bomb squad to the national mall just ahead of last night's memorial day concert. what we know about what alerted police to the suspicious vehicle. news 4 midday begins right now. >>> a somber ceremony is about to begin to mark memorial day at arlington national cemetery. we have a live picture to show you this morning. president obama very soon will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier, a moving tribute to the men and women who gave their lives for our country. president obama will also speak this morning after he lays that wreath in the cemetery's memorial amphitheatre. the white house is reminding that this is the first memorial day since the end of combat operations in afghanistan. 10,000 american troops will stay in afghanistan in other rules through

way released a new report on how the federal government is responding to climate change. aaron? >> thank you. >>> 6:06. people run for cover as tornadoes tear through texas. this morning new details on the damage left behind. >>> right now a stranded cruise ship free after getting stuck on a coral reef. why there still may be a few more days before passengers can get back to shore. >>> and a live look outside from the storm team 4 city cam. it will be a perfect day to have some lunch on the water maybe or anywhere you like to be outside. >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> welcome back. 6:10 today. only is hosting the fourth annual ride of silence to honor people killed or hurt while rising. it also raises awareness about sharing the road with bicyclists. it begins at 10:00 tonight at harris teeter. >>> more severe storms expected in texas today. tornadoes hurt at least one person and destroyed buildings. you can see the tornado in the ominous black clouds under ft. worth. outside of austin, debris flew off the roof of a hotel. part of a fence also hit somebody in the head. >

of any developments that come out of that press conference. now let's go to aaron gilchrist. >> mark thank you for that. as mark said we'll follow that news conference set for 11:30 and fill you in on the details as we learn them. news 4 will stay on top of this breaking story throughout the day. look for updates on the nbc washington app. >> i'm melissa mollet. a new report says the co-pilot who cashed a germanwings plane in the french alps tested a controlled descent before the crash. andreas lubitz tried that descent several times, this report says on this same plane while alone in the cockpit just hours before the march 24 crash. investigators say that descent was so gradual no one on the plane even noticed. the crash happened on the return flight. all 150 passengers and crew died. authorities say lubitz suffered from depression in the past. they're still looking for a motive. barbara? >> a big announcement in baltimore. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake says the justice department is now investigating baltimore police. >> i will make sure that whatever they find we need to

. hi i'm aaron romanowsky i'm a professor of physics and astronomy at san jose state university. i'm alex filippenko.i'm a professor of astronomy at the university of california, berkeley. i'm richard vo. grad student at san francisco state university. i'm beth johnson. i'm a physics undergrad here at san jose state university. i'm brenda norrie and i'm the student correspondant for this story. thank you all for being here today. thank you for coming down to be a part of this. i think it's important that we've gone back to the time where we're thinking about what's out there. and we want to care about it and we want to get there and we want to try to understand what's going to be there when we get there. what's taking us so long to get back to this? this is really the study of our origins.and people have this innate curiosity about the universe.but for some reason there hasn't been enough emphasis of it in schools. and what the press now does with the hubble telescope and other observatories is really great. they're bringing the cosmos back to the kids and i like to say that astronom

. >> yeah, we have some rain beginning to move in, aaron, on the storm team 4 radar. beginning to get a few sprinkles in maryland. amelia segal is right in arlington, with we'll hear from her in the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:11. the area in green showing that as well east of washington, north and west of us. so this area of rain beginning to move in and pavement is going to start to get damp here over the next hour or so. there is quite a chill in the air. only in the low to mid 50s. shenandoah valley and the mountains. mid to upper 50s to near 60 in the immediate metro area. right near 60 near the chesapeake bay waters. rainy and cool morning. damp. wet afternoon. and then a warmer pattern begins to move in just in time for the memorial day weekend. next weather and traffic on the 1s, amelia has your drive time forecast. now a look at the commute. melissa, everything going okay so far? >> everything going okay so far. we have a little bit of volume building here on 95. this is because of some road work. we got a report that it's 95 northbound here at dumfries road, one la

shut down this morning. megan? >> reporter: well aaron, yeah we have a couple of road closures a stretch of reedet has closed as well as a portion of martin luther king avenue in glenarden area. you can see the police activity we have on the scene, investigators are trying to piece together what happened here. now, it was about 2:30 in the morning when a call came in for a car crash in the 3200 block of reed street. when police arrived, they looked into that car and that's where they found a man dead. now, i spoke a little while ago to a gentleman who works in the area. he works as a security guard and he heard the commotion as he reported to work this morning. he heard multiple gunshots. >> oh, man, had to be about seven or eight shots. a lot of shots. >> reporter: then what? >> then i saw smoke coming from the parking lot area. >> reporter: and the 3200 block of reed street is closed for the investigation. also martin luther king is closed between johnson avenue and ardwick ardmore in the glenarden area. police saying that's going to remain the case for an hour or two, at least

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. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. we are learning a little bit more about the man under arrest in this case. israel shimeles of alexandria virginia is charged with operating a vehicle on a revoked license. his car left unattended got the attention of capitol police on routine patrol. they spotted a pressure cooker and noticed the odor of gasoline. that's when the bomb squad came in to detonate several items which set off this loud bang. this all happened during the time of the memorial day concert festivities down on the national mall. capitol police reiterate there was never a threat to public safety. their officers simply spotted this car on routine patrol. now pressure cookers have been used in the past to become explosive devices. most recently, during the boston marathon back in 2013. that is the latest from the national mall. molette green. back to you. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air ♪ >>> the police activity did not stop the 26th annual memorial day concert. thousands gathered on capitol hill. they honored the men and women in uniform w

estaba al pendiente de este caso de aaron matÍas. _ de alondra diaz aranza: cÓmo describirÍas el estado de Ánimo de ambas? alejandro: notamos a alondra serÍa. ya no querÍa saber mucho de las entrevistas. sabemos que han sido varios dÍas que ha estado muy cansada, vimos a una mamÁ bien contenta y feliz de poder tener a su hija de regreso. ya maÑana estarÁ de regreso houston. jorge: en el mismo despacho de la jueza la alegrÍa de alondra diaz contrastÓ con la de alondra luna. una decisiÓn equivocada ivÁn: y grandes sorpresas a la puerta del juzgado con la firme decisiÓn de ser responsables. s descubrieron _se descubrieron fallas en el proceso. la jueza determinÓ que alondra debÍa irse con una hija que _ debÍa irse con una mujer que no era su madre. se les que no existieran la policÍa lo sacarÍa por la fuerza. alondra: esta seÑora no tiene vergüenza. ivÁn: para ello la acciÓn de la juez merece una sanciÓn. _ para ellos mostraron las sesiones en las que su hija fue interrogada sin la presencia de sus padres. alondra: me dormÍ en el suelo. ivÁn: aseguran que la

he shot and killed aaron wood fork back in december of 2010. >>> the man charged in the kidnapping and killing of hannah graham is now charged with capital murder. jesse matthew may face the death penalty if convicted. 18-year-old graham went missing last september after a night out with friends. her remains were found five weeks later. according to prosecutors new forensic evidence led to that. >>> james kirkland failed to properly take care of his 87-year-old mother. she's in the hospital in serious condition. he ran for the montgomery county council months ago. pat collins went to bethesda to talk to him at his home. >> james kirkland, tell me about your mother. >> i don't think i have a comment, pat, sorry. >> did you abuse your mother? >> no. bye. >> montgomery county police say that kirkland's mother slept in a plastic chair instead of a bed. they said she wore compression socks for so long doctors had to surgically remove the socks at the hospital. >>> you won't see a new elementary school going up in the willows burg area. the contract was terminated to build that proposed

you. >>> 11-year-old aaron hernandez from martinez was badly hurt in the boston bombing. he was standing at the finish line waiting to see his mother complete the race. ken pritchett spoke with aaron's mom and dad. ken is live in martinez with that part of our coverage. ken? >> reporter: well, we talked to alan and catharine hern. they say they feel somewhat removed from that day living in martinez, compared to some of the other victims living in the boston area. the news of the jury's decision certainly brought them back, but they are, as you will hear, still trying to process it. >> trying to process and really think what is, what is the right thing? what is justice? what is what people expect? i don't know. it's hard. >> had a more physical reaction than i thought. it wasn't so much what i thought about it, because i still don't know what to think about it, about what's right or wrong. >> reporter: catharine was running in the boston marathon, alan waiting at the finish line with their children. their son aaron, 7 at the time, suffered a severe injury in the blast. the family

. >> reporter: well good morning, aaron. at least 10,000 gallons of sewage has spilled. there are signs here posted warning people to stay away because this is all happening right behind homes on huron drive. this could go on for days. the problem being a cracked 14 inch sewage line. it's a big fix. wssc is working to redirect the waste water around that pipe. they're setting up temporary pipe from the leak to the nearest manhole. wssc is telling us that getting that bypass system operational could take days. in the meantime, some sewage has gone into oxon hill creek. forest hills elementary is nearby. so wssc said they're concerned about sewage getting into the creek and they tell us they're monitoring that situation very closely and aaron and eun, they're telling us they want to stress to everyone, they want to stress that this pill is not -- spill is not impacting drinking water. >> all right, thank you. >>> it's 5:02. we are hearing what led to this brutal beating inside a metro station. the man seen in the video is telling his side of the story. albert langeberg said the trouble st

mcgrath picks up the story in college park. megan? >> reporter: well, good morning aaron. police thought that daron wint was in new york city. but they missed him there. they were able to track him to a hotel in maryland. we received information that that hotel is the howard johnson's on route 1 in college park. you can see over my shoulder here the police officer who has been stationed here outside of that hotel all night long. we are expecting more activity here later on this morning. u.s. marshals perhaps coming by to take a closer look here. the fugitive task force was preparing to move in and arrest wint when they saw him getting into a car with several other people. u.s. marshals followed that car into the district of columbia and they pulled it over in the 1000 block of rhode island avenue and arrested wint as well as arrested several others who were with him. now, also stopped and impounded by police was a small box truck. wint has been charged with first degree murder in the deaths of the savopoulos family and their housekeeper, vera figurera. police say that he murdered

this is aaron marie daley. thank you very much for being here. she has developed a book called "generation rx." did i say that right? >> yes. >> this book literally just came out. it's a story of dope, death and america's opiate crisis. you lost your youngest brother, pat, five years ago. i'm so sorry about that. >> thank you. >> i know it was a hard journey for your family. tell us about pat. >> sure. he was exactly the person that you would not think that this would happen to. which is why when he became addicted to painkillers in high school, all of us were completely taken aback. he was that kid just fun-loving. he was well loved. he was so funny. full of joy, light. he fell into painkiller addiction when he was in high school. that very quickly progressed into heroin abuse. many users often go down that path as the pills become too expensive, and they make the switch to heroin, which is cheaper but provides the same high. >> you say he was secretive about this? >> very secretive about this. he was able to maintain his appearance for a lodge time. eventually we did find out

. that started in lannan, maryland overnight. good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. our cameras were rolling as police detectives searched wint's home high and low looking for clues. our megan mcgrath is working the story and will bring you up to speed with all the overnight developments in a few minutes. >>> but first, some major changes in the weather this morning. the temperatures are going down. you can see on storm team 4 radar the rain is starting to come down as well. let's get right to tom kierein with what's happening right now. >> if you're about to what it the road for the memorial day weekend, traveling up 95 north and south you'll be running into rain as well as west heading out 270, out 66. and along 81 as well from hagerstown through the shenandoah valley. it is wet this morning. all this area in green is light rain. inside the beltway and right around the immediate metro area a few scattered sprinkles are beginning to show up. but the traffic tracker driving on 95 south of washington and seeing the road getting a bit of a sheen, getting

. headed across it headed back over to annapolis. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. >>> 6:01 and while you were sleeping, d.c. police ended the manhunt for a man they say killed a d.c. family and their housekeeper. daron wint behind bars this morning. you look at new video of the detectives and agents processing the scene where they arrested wint on rhode island avenue northeast. they pulled him over for a traffic stop. the search has taken investigators from d.c. to maryland and new york city and we're learning about a hotel connection in college park. megan mcgrath is tracking how police caught wint. megan? >> reporter: well, aaron, as you look over my shoulder here you can see police officers here are at the howard johnson's in college park. we have had officers here all night long keeping an eye on things. police thought that daron wint was actually in new york city and they hoped to make the arrest there. but they missed him. they then tracked him to maryland and sources tell news4 that the marshals received information that he could be found at the howard johnson's on route 1. now, t

evening to be outside with the grill. aaron and angie, as you know, when it comes to grilling you don't sell the steak, you sell the sizzle. >> that's right. >> and you sell the tease. thank you, chuck. appreciate it. ten minutes after 5:00. while you were sleeping there was an earthquake that rocked parts of japan. kristin wright is gathering details at the live desk and will bring us the details in a moment. >>> and how to make football safer for high school players. >>> preps are underway for the national memorial day parade here in the district this morning. they could impact your day even if you're not headed to the celebration. road closures you'll want to know about. >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> 14 after the hour. and d.c. police say they're searching for whomever helped daron wint hold the savopoulos family and housekeeper captive. the four detained last week have been released from jail and police aren't saying who the four people are, only that they have not been charged in the murders. court documents reveal the crime required the presence and assistance of mor

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millions of low-income people. we asked henry aaron if that met our sponsibilities to tseho couldn't afford medicacare is wouldn't be a problem if all stes provided benefits as generous ashose in say the upper third or upper half of the distribution. sometates provide meager medicaid benefits-- fewer than 10 days a year ofospitalization severe limits on the number of doctor's visits one can receive-- so that evenoderate illnesses may not be fully protected under the medicaid program. in addition, the population that may be served by the medicaid program in many states is quite narrowly defined. so notwithstandi e fact thamedicaid is the fedel health program for the poor millions of poor americans are not covered by any benefits at all they don't have government protection or private insurance because they're unemployed or because they work in jobs that don't provide such coverage. about 15% to 20% of the american population at the present time has little or no health insurance protection either through priva insurance or government programs. in the 1970s, medicare and medicaid costs mounted

father aaron was on a military bomb squad in afghanistan in 2011. he was searching for an ied he planned to disarm. >> i was looking for it and i stepped on it. >> reporter: aaron lost both legs and recently completed three years of treatment at walter reed. doctors said he and his wife's only realistic chance of getting pregnant was through ivf, in vitro fertilization. >> i was speechless. >> reporter: speechless because just days later before they could get to their first ivf appoint ment cat was pregnant. >> as soon as i saw it, i knew exactly what it was. it was a positive pregnancy test. >> it took about eight pregnancy tests for aaron to accept it wasn't a fluke. we had four different brands, different kinds of tests. >> the only other happier moment in my life was seeing her when she was born. >> reporter: the causey family has been through so much, but there is no bitterness, no regret. >> look at when i have to be grateful for. how could i be resentful about any of. this. >> reporter: they think about their friends, staff sergeant wade and mandy. >> he died when she was

evidence. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. amtrak's northeast corridor back open after last week's derailment in philadelphia. the latest on the accident and the possible safety changes. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. heating up to the 80s and we could get scattered afternoon thunderstorms. >>> and what president obama does not want police to purchase. news 4 midday begins right now. >>> a developing story in prince george's county, a man found dead on reed street off martin luther king, jr. highway in glen arden. it started as an accident investigation now it's a homicide investigation. megan mcgrath is live with what we're learning. good morning. >> reporter: barbara, what i can tell you at this point is that the driver was going eastbound on martin luther king, jr. highway when someone opened fire on his car. that bullet-riddled bmw crossed over the other lanes of traffic, went off the road. the driver didn't make it. . the 911 call came in for an accident but when police looked inside the car they found a man dead. delonte brown works as a security guard in the area. arou

morning, aaron and eun. here in front of the capitol, it is chilly. temperature is 54ing thes degrees, a bit of a breeze. clear skies, one of the reasons why it's so chilly. you can see the beautiful moon. just a sliver in the sky, in the eastern sky right now. your commuter forecast for today, looking good. biggest concern for the commuter will be sunglasses. plenty of sunshine throughout the entire day today. but again if you're walking to work, definitely feeling the chill in the air for the morning drive. temperatures around 54 degrees. of course, dry roads. coming home a temperature around 71 degrees. not as breezy as it was yesterday, so really nice day overall. tom's back in ten minutes looking ahead to the weekend timing out the storm chances. but for now, over to melissa with breaking news. >> breaking news, amelia. once again we're talking about 95 southbound here in virginia at dale city. all of our main lanes are blocked, and we have a two-mile backup on the access road as police are trying to get folks around this crash. we just got off the phone with police actually. they'r

for aaron harang who strikes out the batter. double play. throws out another runner. lows out two guys in the fifth inning ryan howard every once in while he'll get a bad pitch. and he did. and he put it in the seats. that's a homerun. that's two runs in the phillies go on to beat the pirates score there four-two. >>> all right. tom brady threw his age has gone to the nfl players association and they have filed an appeal of his four game suspension. the patriots have also had their attorneys file against the nfl on team penalties. the union is going on the premise that the conclusions are incorrect. sure. if that's the case, then tom brady should give up his text messages. come on, tom give them up to the equipment guys. the eagles have signed all their draft of the drakes pi the signing of third round pick jordan hicks this guy is a smart guy. he will also continue to work towards his master's degree at texas. >> i think it's the culture at the university of texas. um, you know, you've got guys like -- i've seen emmanuel acho back every single year working on his master's. you kn

amazing sight. stay with us. news 4:00 starts at 5:00 a.m. >>> good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist and now at 5:00 a.m. it was a murder mystery until a former police officer came forward why he's being credited for solving a rockville's couples murder. >>> if you take the arlington memorial bridge team coverage of the closure that could put a kink in your commute and a live look at storm team 4 radar and where the rain is moving across our area. some people are even waking up to a flash flood warning. tom. >> yes. the radar is showing that the lingering heavy downpours we had overnight are now in the eastern shore but they left in their wake some standing water. watch out for that. getting a few lingering sprinkles here and there. metro area, the roads are beginning to dry out. and the morning commute may be complicated by some flooding right along the little putucson river, watch out for the high water there when you are approaching any streams or creeks. now here's the hour by hour timing. by noontime you might get a light shower in our eastern suburbs. after that b

to his brief. >> his brief. >> his report. >> so i know aaron is writing his belief pretty close to the hearing but if we set up a paragraph e-mail it to the commissioners. >> mr. star will send it out on friday for the legislation maybe that's the thing in lieu of the commissioners friday summaries in lieu of sending the notes. >> similar to what you're reading. >> it's a brief summary but i'll send you both. >> intersect cd. >> okay. >> commissioner richards. >> i think, too commissioner johnson or so point you have them intend to up even right after you speak that's great. >> actually i'll do it

it was all good. >> yeah, cole goes eight innings allows one. aaron harang will be on the bound. >> nba playoff kyle korver will miss rest of playoffs for at plan tan with hawks. they're down two. game three in west today andre iing dam acalling for a ball golden state teammates finds them iguodala former sixer with six points curry drops 40 for 73s tonight they lose by 45. houston we have big problem. 301 series league. nobody is overcome a 3:40. >> how about this in golf he took the european tour. miguel jimenez on par 3 second hole for ace. woo. that's a record 0-1 for how jimenez is and how about the fans there. heeds gooking sharp. got the up and down, got the moves: i got the dance. you name it she can do it all. >> you make that shot you have to bend. >> our philadelphia zoo special is is up next with rick williams and cecily tynan "action news" continues 6:00 tomorrow morning with nydia han, eva pilgrim and chris sowers, for melissa magee jeff skversky, come on jeff don't worry about it, and the entire "action news" team there he is behind me. have a good night, oui see

young passengers in his balloon, 14-year-old troy wells and 10-year-old aaron whitaker. >> on that particular morning, we had what you call microbursts or wind shears that just come out of nowhere. a sudden wind that just fouled everything up that morning. >> a spectator on the ground captures the moment when the smokey balloon is driven off course by a 60-mile-an-hour blast of wind. >> there's smokey up there. >> despite bill's desperate efforts, there's no way to avoid a 700-foot radio transmission tower. >> my first thought was to get over it. i had no option except to go up. can't steer a balloon. >> bill fires his burners past their safety limit, trying in vain to fight the wind, but he can't rise fast enough to clear the tower. >> oh, he hit the tower. he's on the tower. >> when we hit the tower, the balloon exploded. virtually. and it was like hearing an amplified scream of a mad woman and a mountain lion and everything you've ever heard scream all at once. >> he tore a hole in him. >> the fierce winds quickly ripped the balloon to shreds. >> it's tearing. >> when it happene

bombing is aaron hearn. he was 11 when he was hurt in that blast. you may remember first lady michelle obama visited him after the blast and he got to throw out that pitch at the a's game. two years later he's doing better. aaron still requires ongoing care and quite a bit of rehab. >>> did something actually hit the train? there may be new evidence in that deadly amtrak crash in philadelphia. investigators are trying to determine whether an object struck the train before it went off the tracks. the fbi is examining damage on the train's windshield. they're also investigating whether high-speed contributed to the crash. eight people died in tuesday's derailment. >> it turns out it was a bay area man detained by the secret service yesterday outside the white house. the u.s. park service is prosecuting ryan mcdonald of vacaville for playing a drone over a park north of the white house. that is a violation of federal airspace. mcdonald has been cited and ordered back to court next month. >>> well the way we vote is changing. mail-in ballots, a lot of people choosing them. it could cost yo

victim of the boston bombings is recovering and looking forward to his 8th grade great lakes. aaron was 12 when it happened. here he is visiting the bombing site after it happened. surgeons removed metal from his legs. >>> the crew tearing down candlestick park has been using drinking water to keep the dust down despite the drought. thousands of gallons per hour. but apparently, they had no choice. the san francisco public utilities commission says state health regulations forbid the use of reclaimed water for aerial dust control. the puc says it's now working with the contractor to try to figure out some conservation solutions. >>> a new bus lane could be added to the bay bridge but it would be headed in the reverse direction. planners say it would look something like this. a movable barrier would separate an eastbound lane and turn it into a westbound lane. the reversal would only be for buses on the morning commute. >>> four to seven inches would be shaved off each lane to make room for the new contraflow lane and zipper barrier. the idea would be to run more buses into san francisco

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football pro aaron hernandez is getting into trouble behind bars. prison officials have disciplined the convicted murderer for acting as a lookout for a fellow prisoner. that felon had been caught beating up another inmate. authorities believe the dispute is gang related. hernandez is serving a life sentence at a correctional facility in massachusetts for the murder of oden lloyd. the new england patriots will not appeal its deflate-gate penalties. owner robert craft made the announcement yesterday saying he's tired of the back and forth rhetoric. the nfl slapped the pats with a 1 million-dollar fine and took away draft picks. tom brady's appeal of his four game suspension is still ongoing. >> all new in the next half hour of "action news" the cruise ship that departd from south boston and ran aground in bermuda. hear what caused it to get stuck. >> and a fresh prince alum and "dancing with the stars" champ can add tv show host to his resume. that is next. at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver dai

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community understands the policing some think that aaron warned about. at the same time the legal system has been utterly converted to strip the citizen of its most his or her most cherished constitutional rights. we can start with the rights of privacy. section 1021 of the national defense authorization act. it was appealed and overturned that permits the military did carry out domestic policing in essence forms and extraordinary rendition on american city streets seize american citizens who are deemed to be terrorists and hold them without due process in military facilities. the inability on the courts to deal with wholesale surveillance surveillance. we know this because of the courage of edward snowden. all of our information is captured downloaded and stored in perpetuity in good government computers. once you have a state and i covered the state in east germany once you have the state that has the capacity to monitor a citizen 24 hours a day you can no longer use the word liberty. that is the relationship of a master and a slave. the ability of the executive branch to call t

member aaron mcgaughey grabs the kids' attention and never lets go. >> are you stoked? >> yeah! >> ahhhh! >> this one stunt where they pull aaron's tooth out with like a hotrod or something. and i thought it would be real funny if we did a motorcycle video. >> and as fate has it, rowan happens to be at an age where loose teeth are in abundance. >> when rowan's front tooth became loose, ruby really wanted to do it. and i wasn't sure about it, so i pulled that out with a string and kind of imagined what that would be like to be pulled out by a motorcycle, and it really didn't seem that bad. it came out pretty easily. and as long as he gets the motion going from the right direction. >> i saw the video of my dad pulling it out like that and it made a crazy noise. and i was like, wait a minute, motorcycle. we should pull his tooth out with a motorcycle. >> of course! who wouldn't think of that? >> my dad was standing right there and i was like, dad, we should do it! >> when the next tooth over became loose, i was like, got it. let's see if you can do it. >> ruby hatches her scheme with dad's

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. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. people on capitol hill are wondering do you hit them hard overseas in iraq and syria, do you get local police involved to track isis sympathizers in this country? how do you get to this group that's so adept at using social media. listen to what dianne feinstein saying talking about their influence right here in the united states. >> you know isis now has a presence in 11 states. it's a force that we really haven't seen before. and we have to begin to cope more seriously with it. and that includes social media. >> reporter: and it includes trying to make inroads with the islamic communities here on capitol hill. is some say they can -- some say they can get the message out much easier than the federal government. we have raised the security level at 3,000 military bases, after what happened in texas. more of a general threat to recruiting stations and bases. >> tracie potts, thanks. >>> tomorrow a federal appeals court is set to hear arguments over former virginia governor mcconnell's corruption conviction. it is expected on the short, lasting an hour.

. they win four-two. aaron harang, best pitcher on the staff so far. >> this is his first year here so he and other, they have a plan and able to go out and execute. >> i'm going out there inn a having fun. i know what i can do. i know my limitations but i know how to control myself in tough situations. >> that is because it is not his first rodeo according to ryan hour. cavilers are moving on to chicago, cavilers smoked this team lebron james with the score, 15, they win last night, 94-73 and they win four to two. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> 4:26. we will continue to follow development in the amtrak train derailment investigation, we are back live with the steve keeley after a quick break. >>> plus we will tell but this local, elaborate robbery spree, that caught the eye of federal officials. >>> this morning on the fox 29 morning news we are back live at the scene of the train derailment the as investigators work to determine what happened during the crash. >>> very sad news out of music world ledge up, absolute legend bb king has died. >> we have heard many