Home in San Francisco as they slept home Surveillance Video revealed how it all happened first 3 thieves are seen canvassing the neighborhood with tools in hand until they later chose the clear tome at first they couldnt get in. But the thieves quickly saw an opportunity you can see visibly in the that they turn around and look and notice the lock box and they point to my pilot jump up and get guy excited that there was a lot bikes, the 2 men smashed the lock box open took the key inside and made their way into the home. Thats when the clearance dog help a started barking scared them off still the thieves made off with bens Mountain Bike laptop and their housekeeper susan police some pretty uncomfortable, you know how some their armed man out and the streets with the key our house despite the stolen belongings, the couple say theyre just thankful to be alive but the next cycle that we see going back to is like have they like come in our dog was in there, they went. They probably just p
Were having trouble with daves microphone. Well get back to him in just a moment. Phase 2 of metros Safetrack Program is getting the first workday test this morning. Route options are reduced until july 3rd. The potomac and armory stations are closed. Blue line no service between Arlington Cemetery and rosslyn. Our team has you covered this morning from rails to roads to issues coming into our live desk. Lets begin with david culver live at the Eastern Market station. David . Reporter eun, you can see its busier behind me. This is one of several shuttle buses that have been opening up to let folks load here at Eastern Market. From here theyll continue along the portion of the rail thats not operable via metrorail itself from here benning road buses are lined here waiting for folks to get off metro. Part of the problem is each metro train according to the spokesperson has 800 people on it if its at capacity. Each bus holds 50 people. Youre talking about lag time in trying to get these p
Thank you for being with us this morning. As you can see right here, this is a live picture from ground zero, and new york city. This is where relatives, and loved ones of 9 11 victims are gathering today area marking the 15th anniversary of the terror attack. Now, they are reading names out loud, and memorializing the people who died on that day, more than 3000 people perished in the terrorist attacks. The 9 11 terrorist attack that killed nearly 3000 people, on that day, and destroyed the lives of many more, since then. Jay gray has more from ground zero where that memorial is being held. It was debris falling from the tower, it was pitch black outside. Reporter 15 years. People started screaming, and running and saying run for your life started to run, and run, and what was happening was a tower was collapsing. Reporter the memories, and images have yet to fade. Nor, has the result. Literally, out of the ashes we have rebuilt stronger, and taller. Reporter in new york, washington, a
Erica bryant is in the breaking news center with the latest pictures and videos coming in tonight. Everyone was told to seek shelter as the Severe Weather rolled through. We have a picture to show you of students there camped out in the library waiting. Waiting this storm out as it blew through. Another picture taken from the schools quad as dark clouds started to roll in and move over the campus. In winston salem, you can see heavy wind pushed down trees and also brought down on power lines there. Duke energy again now reporting more than 10,000 outages in that area. But so far, thankfully, weve nod heard any reports of injuries. Some schools in wake county let the students out early today so they could try to get home safely before the Severe Weather hit. Now lets go to meteorologist john ahrens who says strong winds are causing concerns tonight. The storms are long gone but the wind threat will continue. Grounds been hit so much with all this rain, its easy. The toppled trees in thi
This talk is hosted by the emerging civil war blog. It is my privilege to welcome back emmanuel dabney. He comes to us from south of the james. This i95 traffic many of you enjoyed experiencing, he also has had a joy to experience it today. I think he is eager to go back. Petersburg was home to him. Closely connected to his own personal story through his ancestry. He began volunteering, where he became Seasonal Work for a number of years and became a permanent historian. Years been there 14 sharing a story that is largely over forgotten, that if armies that will armies are in one spot there longer than anyone else, and the stories by the people affected by the presence of those armies has gone untold. Emmanuel has brought that story to the forefront. He is to talk about one of the enduring legacies of the war, that is the Freedmens Bureau. Was what isestion going to happen with all these emancipated slaves . The Freedmens Bureau was an attempt to answer that. It was a very complicated