released from the brig to what he callsle lesless less restric confinement. now, he may pardon him. i know of no instance where the executive has granted a pardon, pretrial, for military criminality that involved a p d pending case of murder. reporter: in another murder case that has yet to go to trial, matthew golsteyn was accused of killing an unarmed afghan man. an act he admitted to on fox news. did you kill the bombmaker? yes. reporter: he said he did that because the bombmaker was someone that could not be allowed to walk away free. my husband killed an enemy combatant that was going to do arm. reporter: and the team caught on video urinating on the corporati corpses of fighters. it does not base a pardon. they are granted as a matter of grace and granted irrespective of the guilt. reporter: the wheels of justice turn slowly. and the process of collecting the paperwork on these cases only began last friday. the pardon system will have to set a speed re
here is how it looks on the drive down highway 24 in lafayette, headed towards orlando. we say the rain has ended, here in the studio perhaps in the golden gate bridge but there are parts of the bay area where it is still coming down. showers are getting ready to move into the peninsula in the north bay and there are still decent rain in parts of the wine country and, in the east bay, scattered showers around san ramon over the 680 corridor and in the south bay. you can seek from time to time, we will get more rain and then, we will get even more rain. details in the forecast a few minutes from now. stomach get ready for rolling power blackouts, pg&e says that could happen is wildfire season. utility announced it will be de- energizing high-voltage transmission lines in some circumstances to prevent fires. but, that could limit how much electricity is making its way into major cities. reporter: massive and destructive wildfires are the new norm in northern california and, p
apart. over east bay, it has mostly eased up for for now. we will wake up to some sunshine on monday. but that will change, there is more rain moving in monday night and tuesday, and we will cover the details in the forecast in a few minutes. sorry about that. wet weather did not appear to dampen the enthusiasm of the race today, about 40,000 people turned out. the race is known of course for two things, people running in unusual costumes, and some people running in nothing at all. this time for the 108th annual race participants did not allow a little rain to stand in their way. what wins out every time is a bunch of people you love just together, having fun. in a beautiful place. but having fun! that is way more important than the rain every time. absolute. as for official results? gabriel geay won the men s race with a time of 35 minutes and one second, caroline rotich of santa fe took the top spot in the women s division. speaking of running, the sharks beat
future weather caes the mainly dry morning. after 1:00 or 2:00, here s the chance on the high-resolution forecast model for storms developing. not everyone will be hit by a storm. between 2:00 and 7:00 this evening, better keep a weattoer eye the sky. we ll keep yo posted on nbc washington, as well. ahead of at chance, it s going to be toasty warm. high today, 88 degrees. cooling off maybe with day to cool off maybe with the sprinkler. weave roadwork but nothing to worry about. in the district, two things happening. northwest, inbound new york aven at 7th, lanes blocked by an accident. police on the scene. and northeast, 44th, south of a nannie holland boroughs. to the spur, 26 miles per hour, kes you 27 minutes. that s what we t like in morning. thank you. we begi withe possibl road-rage incident this montgomery county. fellow lords riders fellow riders said it was one of the hardest things they ve seen on the road. they were biking when a silver suv started honkin
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