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then a much later version where there were more additions outback. apartment after apartment. i cannot picture how these ten apartments can out of a one-family house, but they did. we are now in what is known as mrs. pope's parlor. she would take tea here. planned the day's events when the popes were in residence. she would assign the butler and cook the duties for the day. anything to do with running the house, mrs. pope handled. we are now entering what is known as the butler's area. the butler would have had a service staircase. it burned away during our bad 1987 fire. the staircase would have allowed the butler to transport the food to the second floor, where the dining room is. we will see that space shortly. if you were a visitor to the pope villa in the early 1800s you would not have seen this area. it is completely closed off. it contained a couple of service veterans, the kitchen the butler's work area. again, all of this was concealed . if you've visited here, you would not normally be in this space at all. we are now in a room that used to be two rooms. these were v

the driver is to believed to be in a subaru outback with d.c. license plate bt2586. virginia governor terry mcauliffe -- some republicans called for an investigation after a video surfaced showing a planned parenthood official discussing disposal of body parts. governor terry mcauliffe says he is disturbed by the video that it should but that it should not be used for fodder for political attacks. coming up, what arlington county police are letting victims do. first, times up, new developments that could turn a cash grab into charges. devon: heat advisory going into effect sunday. the forecast coming up. jeannette: metro is several stations on the orange blue, and silver lines. the stations are now closed and will not reopen until monday morning. shuttle bus services being offered during that work. the deadline is now up for anyone who could return cash after the rear doors of an armored brinks truck malfunctioned, calls lending it to open inside the tunnel, sending cash flying. the police say that in a drivers who picked up the cash had until this afternoon to turn

the motive for an alleged his outback steakhouse in silver spring. police say driver david miller on his horn, shouted foul language, and then grabbed a wooden baseball bat from inside his car and used it to repeatedly clock the other driver over the head. according to court records, the victim had led all over his face ears, hands, and chest. one eye was swollen shut. paramedics rushed him to the hospital. miller said he swung himself defenses. a number of witnesses strongly disagreed. you don't buy the story? >> no. reporter: this is miller potts rockville home. he chose to not share his side of the story. neighbors are stunned by the alleged parking lot pummel. >> wow, that's real shocking to me. i've never seen that side of him. reporter: today i also called miller posit defense attorney, who told me by phone she thought this was not a new story and proceeded to hang up. miller faces up to 35 years in prison. evan lewis, abc 7 news. anchor: a young child alive tonight thanks to frederick police and fire crews. someone noticed an infant locked ins

in 2009 one estimate suggested 1 million from eroding the outback. for farmers the camels had become a best. >> we had really big problems by the camels, damage to infrastructure, which meant that we could not run our normal beef management programs. >> between 2009 and 2012 australia's government paid for a toll, 200,000 wild camels were shot and their carcasses were left to rot. only after did the original number of the camels did get revised down. at peak there were maybe 500,000. there are many who felt that it was weightful. >> they can be used as meat animals. you can put camels in yards and truck them out. they didn't have to fly around in a helicopter and shoot. >> gary mostly butchers cows, but he butchers camels like this one too,. >> camels low in cholesterol and it is a good meat. >> he thinks that the government should subsidize the capture and killing of camels for meat where there is a demand. many believe it was a huge waste of camels and. >> many have been marking ramadan away from home. turkey hosts close to 2 million syrians who ar

in 2009, one estimate suggested a million were roaming the outback. for farmers wild camels had become a pest. >> we had a real large problem with camels, a lot of damage to infrastructure which means we couldn't run our normal beef management programs. >> australia's government paid for a cull. almost 200,000 wild camels were shot and their carcasses were left to rot. only after the cull did the original number of wild camels get be estimated down. many think the original numbers were deliberatelily inflated and shooting and allowing them to rot was wasteful. >> whether tourism racing or meat animals you could put cam else in yards and packed them out. you didn't have to fly in helicopters and shoot. >> gary butchers cows but he kills a few of them like this too. >> it is good meat. >> dan thinks the government should subsidize the killing of camels for meat, which there is growing demand. here too there is little support to reduce numbers andrew thomas al jazeera alice springs. >> more than 1.6 billion muslims are celebrating the eid holiday. the ce

a million were roaming the outback. >> we had problems with the camels a lot of damage to infrastructure. which meant that we couldn't run our normal beef management programs. >> between 2009 and 2012, australia's government paid for a cull. almost 200,000 wild camels were shot and their carcasses left to rot. only after the cull did the original number of wild camels get revised down. at peak there were half a million with 300,000 left today. many think the original numbers were inflated and that shooting camels and leaving their carcasses to rot was wasteful. >> whether it's in tourism racing or for meat animals. they could put camels and yard and trucked them out. they didn't have to fly around in a helicopter and shoot. >> he butchers cows. >> this is the cleanest in the world. it is a good meat. >> he thinks the government should subsidize the capture and killing of animals for meat for which he says there is growing demand. here to, there is little support for a new cull to reduce numbers. many think the original one was a huge waste of money and opportunities as well as camels. >>

them many camels were freed and they thrived np 2009 one estimate suggested a million were roaming the outback. the farmers wild camels have become a pest. >> we had really big problems with the camels. a lot of naj to infrastructure. which meant that wedamage toinfrastructure, which means we couldn't run our normal beef programs. >> almost 200,000 wild camels were shot and their carcasses left to rot. only did the original number get culled down. perhaps a million with maybe 300,000 left today. many think the original number was inflated and leaving the camels to rot was wasteful. >> whether it's in tourism racing or meat animals. put camels in yards and get a truck in there and trucked them out. they don't have to fly on an helicopter and shoot. >> gary buches cows but catches a handful of camels. >> camel meat is low cholesterol. it is a good meat. >> he thinks the government should subsidize the growing of camels for meet. there is little support for a new cull simply to reduce numbers. many think the first one was a huge waste of money as well as camels. >> a reminder you can always keep

in 2009 some suggest a million were roaming the outback. for farmers, they have become a pest. >> we had big problems with the camels. a lot of damage to infrastructure. we couldn't run our normal beef management programs. >> between 2009 and 2012, australia's government paid for a cull. almost 200,000 camels were shot and their carcasses left to rot. only after the cull did the original number get revised down. many think the original numbers were inflated and that shooting camels and leaving their carcasses to rot was wasteful. >> they could have been put camels and yard and got a truck and trucked them out. >> mostly he butchers cows, but he kills a handful of wild camels like this one. >> it's low cholesterol. it is a good meat. >> dan thinks the government should subsidize the capture and killing of camels for meat. here too, there is little support for a new cull to reduce numbers. many think the original one was a huge waste of money and opportunities as well as camels. >> nasa scientists have unveiled closeup photo snaps from a spac

that car has entered into a 2,000-mile race across the australian outback. it will compete with 29 other students from around the world. arc tan weighs just 400 pounds. it can go 50 miles an hour just using solar power. that will be cool to see. >> it will be. >>> coming up he helped leads the raiders to a super bowl victory. coming up how the fans are mourning the death of kenny stabler. >> but first apple is expanding beyond its headquarters in cupertino. the other south bay city that is dealing with the rapidly growing company. >> good morning. we are looking at the morning commute and we have to mention the golden gate bridge. golden gate bridge is open but doyle drive is closed at least part of it. >> a lot of cloud cover over us again associated with this low that is pretty much around sacramento. it will keep us on a cool side. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. >>> san francisco's minimum wage increase is tied to the rising prices at chipotle. prices at chipotle in san francisco are up 10.5%. the company says this happened as the city's minimum

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october called the bridge stone world solar challenge, it's a 2000 mile race across the australian outback that includes dozens of solar cars made by teams by 25 countries. >> pretty soon it's going to start hovering. >>> a story coming to us from the east bay. one man says -- i'm sorry, we are following a story in the east bay. one man resorting to any means necessary to protect himself in his house, how he hanged to scratch and claw and bite his way to safety. >> we've zoomed our traffic cam am if over here, this is the bart station by the coliseum. i've seen no trains come through. reports of major delays right now on that fremont line heading past this area. we'll explain what's going on, where and why coming up. scratch and claw and bite his where and why coming up. remember the saying "taking a bite out of crime?" >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >>> do you remember the crime dog taking a bite out of crime? one man in tennessee took that concept to a whole new level. the chattanooga man says another guy came to his door claiming to have car trouble, once inside the a

in just months it will be zipping through the australian outback. that car is covered in solar cells. >> imagine trying to have your car on that energy. >> students have gotten good at this. they finished their last car that placed fourth. this car takes it to the extreme. >> differences is that the driver was on the right side. iet created a problem, now, the steering wheel is off center. >> everything has that. for us it's complicated. >> with the work, getting to be the 1 that drives it sounds glamorous. turns out, it's gruelling. >> we wanted to be more aggressive so made the compartment smaller. >> temperatures can reach 100 degrees and a scout car warns other drivers and looks out for, yes, kangaroos. >> so there is low visibilit >> i think it's one of the greatest things the school offers. >> that is neat. >> yes. pretty cool. >> sandhya patel is here with what we can look forward to. >> good weather. this is where you may see isolated thunderstorms, los angeles only 75 degrees. so cooler for l.a. 73 oakland. clouds lingering here. 68 in san

in just months it will be zipping through the australian outback. that car is covered in solar cells. >> imagine trying to have your car on that energy. >> students have gotten good at this. they finished their last car that placed fourth. this car takes it to the extreme. >> differences is that the driver was on the right side. iet created a problem, now, the steering wheel is off center. >> everything has that. for us it's complicated. >> with the work, getting to be the 1 that drives it sounds glamorous. turns out, it's gruelling. >> we wanted to be more aggressive so made the compartment smaller. >> temperatures can reach 100 degrees and a scout car warns other drivers and looks out for, yes, kangaroos. >> so there is low visibility. >> i think it's one of the greatest things the school offers. >> that is neat. >> yes. pretty cool. >> sandhya patel is here with what we can look forward to. >> good weather. this is where you may see isolated thunderstorms, los angeles only 75 degrees. so cooler for l.a. 73 oakland. clouds lingering here. 68 in sa

i went way into the outback in australia to talk to little groups of people. i will go anywhere to talk to folks. >> anywhere i can go to tell them about this, communicate to someone that play be in cry cyst. i want to get to those folks before they get to the top of the building, before they put that gun to their head, before they get to that bridge. >> the district approved the suicide barrier last summer. it hasn't been billed built yet. long overdue. >> long overdue. people come from all over the world to see this bridge. they want to look down. i want to look down, but a gentleman who lost his daughter after i retired, he approached me and said kevin can you handle my case. he said you have a view or a life and he swayed me right there. i felt ignorant, yes, so i am all for it now. >> back to the guardian of the golden gate, what is your relationship with garcia. >> he's a lot of fun. his mother is absolutely hysterical. >> it's got to be pretty powerful for you. >> yes. i get emotional from it. >> you can find out more about kevin briggs. look for it on

i have been feeling outback ground questionnaires since 1983 when i join greenspan ber a's it as anything you need to impersonate anybody 92. jim: this is one out of 15 importance. -- >> this is one out of 15 american, if the hack had been done for profit, would we have seen some sign of this information on the internet. >> i think so but we have to be careful, the last thing i want to see is chinese break the rules of engagement it would shock me in the chinese are de-- behind this breach. but, if they wanted to, stay more aloof, i don't want them to change rules of engagement, we can't pin it on them. david: define that term, the black internet or black web. >> the dark web, that is a part of internet there no real advertisement, no domain name. it is an ip address, things you don't find on going to old searches, it would be shocking to me, i that chinese are probably behind this, it would shock me, be a breach of what they normally do if they released this. david: bruce, our intel chief, general jim clapper has gotten in trouble before, for things he said, essentially admitted it was a

in 2009 one estimate suggested a million were roaming the outback, but for farmers wild cameras have become a pest. >> we have really big problems with the camels with a lot of damage to the infrastructure which means we couldn't run our normal beef program. >> australia's government paid for camels to shot and theirs carcasses left to rot. there are 300,000 left today. many believe that the original numbers were deliberately inflated, and shooting camels and leaving them to rot was wasteful. >> they could be used for racing, meat animals. they didn't have to fly around in a helicopter and shoot. >> most he butchers cows, but he'll pusher a handful of camels too. >> it is a good meat. >> they believe that they should subsidize the capture of camel for meat. there is a growing we manned. many believe the original number numbers brought waste. >> paying tribute to 25-year-old driver jules bianchi who died in a crash from japan's grand prix. he has been in a coma, the news of his death the family said that jules fought to the very end as he always did the day that his battle came to an

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it was first suggested that a million were roaming the outback, but for farmers wild camels have become a pest. >> we've had problems with the camels with damage to infrastructure which meant we could not run our normal program. >> so between 2009 and 2012 australia's government paid for 200,000 wild camel were shot and their carcasses left to rot. only after the original number gets reviseed down. many think that the original numbers were deliberately inflated and shooting camels and leaving their bodies to rot is weightful. >> we should utilize them in tourism, racing, for meat animals. theythey didn't have to fly around in helicopters and shoot. >> gary mostly butchers cows but he kills a handful of wild camels like this one. >> camel meat is low in cholesterol, and it is a good meat. >> he thinks that they should subsidize the capture and killing of camels for meat which has a growing demand. many think that the original number was a huge waste of money and opportunities as well as camels. alice springs. >> let's get all your sport now. >> thanks very much. formula one drivers have

in 2009, one estimate suggested a million were roaming the outback. for farmers, wild cam els had become a pest. >> we had really big problems with the cam els. a lot of damage to infrastructure, which meant that we couldn't run our normal beef management programs. >> so between 2009 and 2012, australia's government paid for a cull. almost 200,000 wild cam els were shot and their carbass left to rot. after the cull did the original number of wild camels get revised down. at peak they were probably about half a million with 300,000 left today. many think the original numbers were deliberately inflated and that shooting camels and leaving their carbass to rot was waist. >> we are prepared to see them utilized whether it's in tourism, rating or as for meat animals. they could have used some portable yards and put camels in yards and got a track in there and tracked them out. they didn't have to fly around in a helicopter add shoot. >> gaerp dan runs an area that mostly butchers cows. >> it's low cholesterol, arkansasbly the cleanest in the world. >> dan

take part in the race this october in the bridgestony world challenge, a race across the australian outback that includes dozens of solar cars made by teams from 25 countries. >>> be prepared to get goosebumps. the popular book comes to the screen. the father of all fright will play the wild author in the film adaptation the 3-d film makes comedy a little scary, it definitely gives you a '90s throeback. >>> we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. we're taking a live look at the bay bridge. in and out of that throughout the morning, so we'll keep you up to date on the chance for rain in the north bay, as we go into the evening. >> good news. >>> the miami sea quarium needs a name pinches now the animals is healthy and growing, but she still doesn't have a name. the public can choose their favorite of these five names -- ellie, emoji -- >> no. >> gigabyte. >> no. >> junebug? >> sure. >> prodigy? >> no. >>> the voting will take place until august 14th on the miami's aquarmium website. >> thank you for joining us. our next newscast -- >> you can also get us the latest on nbcbayarea.com. see you

it is a super output -- outback. jonathan: let's turn our attention for a manhunt underway for -- he was stuck inside the carbon the suspect took off the many crashed into a tree. john gonzalez has more on the officer's recovery in what we know about the suspect. reporter: the suspect's car struck the tree right here. it landed right here in the front yard of his home. you can see the tire marks in 20 of broken glass here in the grass. the woman who lives here actually ran after the suspect. we want to show you something down the street to put things in perspective. way down the road we placed an orange cone 100 yards for much -- from us. that is how far the is prince george's county police officer was dragged. police saying this happened around 5:40 yesterday afternoon. the reason for the stop is still unknown but police say that while the officer was talking to the driver of that two-door gray sports car, for some unknown reason the driver sped off with the officer still stuck in the door. we spoke to a neighbor wh

the driver in a cold subaru outback with d.c. license plate dt2-586. jonathan: time running out to return cash from a crash at the baltimore tum. rear door to an armored brinks truck malfunctioned and open and that sent cash flying. drivers have until saturday afternoon to turn it in with no questions asked or you could face charges. coming up the disturbing accusations that landed a montgomery county teacher in jail and out of a job. kellye: a man learns a sentence for driving high on p.c.p. and striking and killing a pedestrian. why some feel the punishment is not enough. >> i didn't ask to be shot. i almost lose my life. jonathan: a local shooting victim falls behind on her bills but "7 on your side" steps in to help her keep her home. jonathan: "7 on your side" coming up big to help a victim from losing her home. kellye: she was the shooting victim of 2012 and struggled to work. she couldn't pay her bills. jonathan: with help from "7 on your side" the family can stay in their home. joce sterman joins us live to explain how. this is a great story. j

, many camels were freed and they thrived n 2009, one estimate suggested a million were roaming the outback. for farmers, wild cam els have become a pest. >> we have really big problems with the camels. a lot of damage to infrastructure which meant that we couldn't run our normal beef management programs. >> so between 2009 and 2012, australia's government called for a cull. almost 200,000 wild camels were shot and their carbascasses left to rot only after did the numbers get revised down. at peak they were probably about half a million with 300,000 left today. many think the original numbers were deliberately i hope operated and that shooting camels and leaving their carcasses to rot was wasteful. >> whether it's tourism, racing or for meat animal they could have put camels in yards and brought a truck in there and trucked them out. >> didn't happen. they fly around in a helicopter and shoot. >> gary daan mostly butchers cows but he kills a handful like this. >> the meat is low cholesterol, arguably, the cleanest in the world. it is a good meat. >> daan thinks the government should subsidi

, many camels were freed and they thrived n 2009, one estimate suggested a million were roaming the outback. farmers -- for farmers, wild camels have become a pest. >> we had a lot of damage to infrastructure. we couldn't run our normal beef management programs. >> so between 2009 and 2012, australia's government paid for a cull. almost 200,000 wild cam els were shot and their carbass left to rot. only after the cull did at a time original number of wild cam els get revise down. at peak probably about half a million with 300,000 left today. many think the original numbers were deliberately inflated and that shooting camels and leaving their carbass to rot was wasteful. >> we are prepared to see them utilized in tourism, rating or for meat animals. they could have put camels in yards and got a track in there and tracked them out. they didn't have to fly around in helicopter and shoot. >> gary dan runs an abatwa. he kills a handful of wild camels like this one. >> low cholesterol. they are the cleanest in the world. it is a good meat. >> dan thinks the government should subsidize the capture

in just a few months it will be quietly zipping through the australian outback in a in a race with vehicles powered nothing but sunlight. the car is covered in solar cells. >> imagine running a toaster and trying to have your car run on that amount of energy. >> but stanford students have gotten good at this. their last car placed fourth in the race, luminose. that design was all about arrow dynamics, and the new car takes it to the extreme. >> the major difference is you have the driver on the right side and battery back on the left side. the previous car had a driver in the middle. it reduced drag by 10% but created a new problem. now the steering wheel was off-center. >> if you think about it, every car on the road has that. it's very complicated. >> with all the work that's gone into the car, getting to be the one to drive it would be game more, but it's kind of gloomy. this car is definitely not built for comfort. >> we wanted to be more aggressive about the design so we made the compartment inside. >> temperatures can reach up to 100 degrees and forget good mirrors. a driver warns oth

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in just a few months it will be quietly zipping through the australian outback in a five-day race with vehicles powered by nothing but sunlight. the car is covered in solar cells. >> imagine running a toaster and trying to have your car run on that amount of energy. >> but stanford students have gotten good at this. we were there two years ago as they finished their last car, called luminose. it placed fourth at the race. that design was all about aerodynamics, and the new car takes it to the extreme. >> the major difference is you have the driver on the right side and battery back on the left side. the previous car had a driver in the middle. it reduced drag by 10% but created a new problem. now the steering wheel was off-center. >> if you think about it, every car on the road has that. for us, that was very complicated. >> with all the work that's gone into the car, getting to be the one to drive it would be glamorous more, but it's kind of gloomy. this car is definitely not built for comfort. >> we wanted to be more aggressive about the design so we made the compartment inside. >> t

i would look at, it's not on here, but if texas roadhouse is, blooming brands, blmn, that's outback, a casual dining name that has a lot of flexibility in recovering. >> any time you've had a selloff in chipotle, it's a buying opportunity. i happened to be at one last night, 9:00 at night and as usual the line is out the door. these guys have pricing power along with starbucks. with some of the buys on them, those are my favorite names. they have so much pricing power at starbucks, they can raise coffee prices whether coffee is going down or up, doesn't matter and that's power and they have it. >> chipotle, the stock has pulled back. jeffrey gundlach told us yesterday that he was short, that he was thinking of covering it, though, because it started to have the upside move. though he still says it's overvalued. >> that's his opinion. i mean when you look at name, all they do is crank and they still have room to grow. they're still expansion possibility the name. and in he's going to cover, that might be an interesting thing to see how many other shorts in the name. there's plenty of

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october called the bridge stone world solar challenge, it's a 2000 mile race across the australian outback that includes dozens of solar cars made by teams from 25 countries. >>> lots of changes happening in oregon, ever since recreational marijuana was legalized, one in particular is starting to raise eyebrows. you can now board an airplane in oregon with up to an ounce of marijuana as long as your flight has to stay within the state. how is it possible? airlines are regulated by the federal government. the tsa website says security officers do not search for marijuana or other drugs. if they find drugs during a screening they will hand it over to law enforcement. in oregon that officer will now check your ticket and send you you on your way. >> a new definition to the mile high club. >>> delays of up to four hours, miles of backups, the main route on to the golden gate bridge is about to shut down. how is this going to affect your weekend plans? we are back with team coverage right after this. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a s

stafford and personal services on the bill also would carter will take part in a result of the australian outback with ruffles of a " vehicle. >>mark: isn't that amazing? >>darya: official unveiling the 5530 it weighs only 400 lbs. and has half the wind resistance of the cyclist. >>mark: it will take as australia and then they will race in october for the 2,000 mi. race. >>darya: they should use the solar plant. >>darya: the popular bay bridge like a rock on anywhere for a while everyone loves them the sublimate his contract was approved on wednesday and keep the lights on for the next decade the bay area told of their probe attended 2.1 million out, the contract before the fighting to maintain and was first installed to about 13 at the anniversary celebration it was suspended in marked stockout track and install more durable lives that will live again early next year just in time for the super bowl. >>darya: that is a for us this morning in is going to be a tough one to multiple. >>mark: with the clothes starting at 10:00 tonight stay with us on air stay connected with our kron 4 mobile app,kron