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if you want to continue into next week, this would be based on the appropriate skilled for the official work. we are clearly not going to have any answers on these questions next week in terms of the substance or concerns about what was raised. the big questions about what is being raised are narrowly interpreted issues as you look at the project and the alternatives that are not having a significant impact. if the commission is concerned that there is an additional impact and we did not identify this, that would be the basis for not certified, which is the basis for a recirculation. there is some little ground before this, and i have not heard any of the commissioners talking about these concerns that thought that this would change the conclusion. but they thought that there was the need for this in specific areas. you could not serve the document to broaden the strict legal scope of what this looks at, and i think that if you passed -- asked dufty, there is no unlimited discretion. and that is what she is -- that is what he is speaking to. and if you are asking for more than is required by

project that foreign policy would not be seriously harmed by the flood of leaked cables, even as officials worked overtime to limit the damage. the damage control started at the state department with an apology. >> the united states deeply regrets the disclosure of any information that was intended to be confidential. >> reporter: hillary clinton had a scheduled meeting today with one of the many foreign officials slammed in the cables. turkey's foreign minister described as exceptionally dangerous. he told her he would bring it up when they sat down. at the white house, robert gibbs condemned the leaks as a crime. >> the president was, as an understatement, not pleased with -- with this information becoming public. >> reporter: citing significant damage to our national security, the white house today directed government agencies to start restricting access to classified information. but it is too late to stop the torrent of leaks about friends and adversaries alike. the cables disclosed that saudi arabia and other gulf states secretly urged the u.s. to attack iran's nuclear program. at a meeting

work. >> health officials acknowledge frederick ssffers from more cancer than most counties in maryland. but why? >> i don't know at this point.3 >> some residents believe they already know the outcome. >> death. it is causing death. to innocent people. >> melinda roeder, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> fort detrick officials say they always test wwter samplee nearby. >> they are confident that it is safe enough to drink. they say that the bottled water

fire officials working to find out what caused a fire. this happened yesterday afternoon.lames were eating away at the roof of the home. nobody was hurt. the fire did $600,000 worth of damage. former president bush is giving a firsthand look at some of the moments of this presidency. mr. bush said these points shaped his life and his presidency. he will speak more on "oprah" and don the "today" show coming up. >> that brings us to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- do you plan on reading former president bush's memoir? >> we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. we have a new accident this morning. one on the harrisburg expressway. traveling southbound, you may start to see some delays there. southbound 95 pass mountain road, this one is clear. the risk an accident wrapping up in hampstead. in the city, guilford avenue between saratoga and blacks to come out double lane closures are in effect for the next month. you cannot see t

a spokesman said that bank officials are working to address the issue as soon as possible. >> a 40-year-old woman who was supposed to provide tutoring to a special city -- to city special education students has been arrested for bilking the school system for thousands of dollars. the charges carry a maximum prison term of 25 years. >> the battle between city hall and the police union continues after the rank-and-file, rejected the latest offer. the police union has been without a contract since june. >> union officials tell us that 95% of its members voted against this new contract last night. we spoke with the mayor and she tells us that, while she is sympathetic with the men and women in blue, it is tough times and some sacrifices have to be made. >> we did our job. our membership has spoken. it spoke as loud as they can speak. i think the numbers of this rejection speaks volumes. >> thursday night after the boy of morefo -- after the baltimore fop voted down the contract, the continued to express frustration with the city. >> our office knows that these are tough times for the city and e

. >> now, weather officials work to confirm a possible tornado. >> hi. i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> it is an absolute miracle no one died. the cleanup is under way right now, as bee take a live look at the aftermath over perring parkway in northeast baltimore. derek valcourt is in baltimore county, but we begin with adam may, in the hardest hit area of the city. >> kai, when you survey the damage here on the ground, it really does look like a war zone. right here behind me, you can see that bge crews are back here. they are trying to restore electricity. and in the meantime, no one is allowed in this neighborhood. >>> the dutch village apartment complex at northeast baltimore, torn to shreds by a strong storm that surprised residents overnight. >> i was asleep. and i just heard the boom, boom, boom. >> and that was your roof? >> that was my roof coming. the glass popping. the glass breaking from my window. >> the tree from my backyard had flew over into my window and shattered it completely. >> reporter: 5

. >>> in the aftermath of the san bruno pipeline explosion 9 weeks ago today in fact officials work onhey call after action reports. the goal is to learn what they can in time for the next disaster. 7 news i team has also been reviewing what happened and what we found raises new questions. not about san bruno response but san francisco's. here's dan with tonight's i team investigation. if. >> communication if. >> yes. this is micky and. >>reporter: just moments after the blast. an off duty san francisco firefighters who lives in san bruno called in to the department command center on turk street. >> i see intense flames and heard large impact. >>reporter: with homes on fire a wide debris field and huge persistent flame. the firefighters believes it could be only one thing. >> it must have been a jet. it went down so. >> did it go down in the street. >> in a residential area. >>reporter: remember the firefighters didn't say he saw a plane go down. but that quickly becomes the story line from san francisco fire command staff. >> mikey called up and said he saw a plane go down in san brun

european officials are working with the international monetary fund to finalize details of a bailout package for ireland and its battered banks. the debt ridden nion formally applied for emergency aid over the weekend. news of that dal pushed futures higher on the street this morning, despe the holiday-shortened week, there's shortage of data ahead. tomorrow the government comes out with an updated reading on gross domestic product for la quarter. on wednesday, look for a list in the struggling real estate sector. sales of both new and used homes should be higher for october. >>> black friday officially kicks off t holiday shopping season. thday after thanksgiving. retailers will be focusing in on wednesday, as well, with personal income and consumer sentimentigures from last month expected to rise. tomorrow is the last day residents and businesses can file a claimor emergency financial relief from bp caused by april's gulf oil disaster. the hedge fund industry is the reported target of a massive insider tradingnvestigation by the s.e.c. according to "the wall street journal," civil

it started when the construction drue crew doing road work above ground on avenue k. officialsd jackhammering and heavy equipment was used during that work and somehow they believe that work caused the debris to become loose and fall. yesterday riders were reacting to what happened here at the station. >> it is not their fault. one of many problems lately. >> the whole thing is starting to fall apart. >> it was not large amounts of debris and thankfully there were no injuries when this happened. yesterday customers were advised to use at routes. metro officials telling us that will not be needed. the station is open and operating for this morning's rush. >> and this incident comes amid calls for major changes to the way met vow run. a task force issued a report yesterday saying the transit agency's structure has led to its decline in recent years. they are creating a commission to hold them more accountable. >> people across our region will spend another day cleaning up that mess that was left behind yesterday's severe storms. storms brought high winds that knocked down trees a

officials are working to better understand the threat. >> we can't presume there are none other thatre out there. what we're trying to do is work closely with our partners overseas to identify all packages that left yemen recently. >> the package is found on ups and fedex planes originated in yemen. they were being shipped to jewish synagogues in chicago. they work with overseas partners to identify all packages that left yemen recently. they want to block those packages from entering the u.s. the white powder they believe was the highly explosive substance petn. that's the same substance used in the plot of shoe bomber or underwear bomber. a small few ounces can cause an enormous explosion. a suspect originally thought to be the package sender has been released by the government in yemen. u.s. official believe they contained this particular bomb threat but they remain vigilant. the white house. >> san francisco giants fans deep in the heart of texas and hoping the team can regain their world series momentum. we'll have a live report. >> that's right. i'm outside the ballpark at arli

. >> we are told that the officials here worked late into the night trying to find a form of work thatveryone can agree on. the south korean president has spoken upbeat progress having been made. we will wait and see. the voices of pessimism are those that are bringing loudest in the media coverage. david cameron, the british prime minister, said that the g-20 is not in an heroic phase. other people have said the confidence and consensus on display at the beginning of the financial crisis is ebbing away. it will be interesting to see what form of work is finally agreed, but at least a few people expect a real breakthrough on some of those corny issues. >> you mentioned currency disputes. the tension is rising between the u.s. and china. >> that has been a very interesting time -- interesting story to watch here. washington has found themselves in some difficulty here. before the summit they were putting pressure on beijing, suggesting that china was deliberately manipulating the currency to help exporters. during this summit, we have seen the same accusations pointed back very firmly a

work. district officials say this all started when work being done above ground created a potentially dangerous situation underground. farragut north remained open for nearly five hours as officials tried to figure out how that large chunk of concrete fell through a ceiling tile above the north end of the platform. >> lucky nobody got hurt. >> reporter: one metro rider who witnessed the concrete falling said it happened right around 3:15. >> we had just gotten off the train and we heard this giant roar and saw the concrete skittering across the platform. we hard a woman scream. no one was hurt that we could tell you about there was a giant dust cloud. >> reporter: district officials say road crews building a median on connecticut avenue between k and l streets apparently did the damage. >> this is very thin here actually, a lot thinner i think than the drawings show. so we basically started digging below the surface, struck something which struck something and then you have a piece of concrete fall. >> reporter: while the station was open, metro did not allow the eight-car trains to stop and pi

officials say work crews will work through the night to get people back in their homes. >> our intentions are to get this site ready in the morning so people can return to their homes. we are in the process of cleaning up debris and will be boarding up some houses, continuing assessments. hopefully by sunrise all the individuals who have been evacuated will be able to return in stages. >> if they do need to keep those shelters open tomorrow night, they are prepared to do that. they are also hoping to have all the roads back open by rush hour tomorrow morning. we will have the status of things tomorrow on 11 news at 5:00 a.m. >> 359 apartments in baltimore city were damaged. in baltimore county, 92 homes were damaged. building inspectors were examined structural damage and electrical issues. barry sims tag along. -- tagged along. >> the whole roof just came off. >> high winds ripped the roof off the dutch village apartment complex. the city building inspector and others had the task of determining if the property was safe for residents to occupy. >> nobody can occupy these houses until roo

european officials are working with the international monetary fund to finalize details of a bailoutckage. the debt ridden nation formerly applied for aid over the weekend. news of the deal pushed futures higher on the street. despite the holiday shortened week there's no shortage of data ahead. tomorrow the government comes out with an updated reading on gross domestic product for last quarter. on wednesday looking for a lift in the struggling real estate sector, sales of both new and used homes should be higher for october. >>> black friday officially kicks off the holiday shopping season the day after thanksgiving. retailers will be in focus on wednesday, as well, with personal income and consumer sentiment figures from last month expected to rise. tomorrow is the last day residents and businesses can file a claim for emergency financial relief from bp caused by april's gulf oil disaster. the hedge fund industry is the reported target of a massive insider trading investigation by the s.e.c. according to "the wall street journal," civil and criminal charges could be filed in a numb

concerning his not being pleased with the work of some north caucasus officials and. unless someone. he shouldn't work there and i will decide accordingly and quote. i believe it concerns a regional officials from north caucasus. did he give you some particular time to get things done a what what else did you talk about when the cameras were switched off of the machine. well let me first comment on the president's words it's unrewarding anyway. today that the law enforcement agencies have been actively batting terrorism and extremism in the north caucasus area. and it's safe to say this work has been a success. with results tangible indeed. in other words we have become stronger. at the same time using only force in addressing terrorism in the north. is next to impossible and this should be. very important components dealt with by regional leaders including the heads of federal power structure. attention should be focused on the fact that terrorism is a disease. and rather social problem. by the situation. unfortunately we have to admit that this has accumulated a huge

harford county officials are working at the scene. police have just gotten to the scene. no word on the cause of this accident. back to you on tv hill. >> okay. thank you very much. captain mike perry. >>> well, take a look at one of the newest and rarest of the zoo atlanta family. lum lum, the zoo's resident panda, gave birth to her third cub about two weeks ago. zookeepers say the newborn baby boy is fully nursing and that he won't be weaned until he's about 2 years old. there are only 11 giant pandas in the united states. 1600 living in the entire world. >> wow. >> pink right now. >> yes. sure is. don't miss cbs's primetime lineup. >>> and the ravens are back on the road on sunday, to face the carolina panthers. you can see the game live at 1:00 p.m., right here on wjz 13. >>> well, a calm day across maryland. the sun setting, as we take a live look outside. >> bob turk has your updated first warning weather forecast coming up next. but look at this beautiful picture. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> pretty sky there. we've had clouds in and out. maybe a sprinkle in a couple of

public officials hold positions of trust. the investigation is working to ensure that public officials abide by all the laws as the citizens do whom they serve. public trust is broken when public officials commit crimes. no public officials get a free pass. no one is above the law. thank you. >> i will invite anyone who has information about corruption to call the fbi. we will be happy to take any questions. >> are there going to be more elected officials are arrested? >> we will not be commenting on who will be charged in this case. there will be additional charges. there will be additional defendants. election day played no role in the timing of these arrests. as you can discern from the affidavit, the arrest was dictated by the defendant. we were following the evidence. we reacted too quickly developing crimes. [inaudible] >> the judge released mr. johnson on certain conditions. one of those conditions was not to destroy evidence. in this case, we have taken a lot of steps today. there have been surges of 15 locations. -- searches of 15 locations. [in

traveled to the united states getting all these contacts in the government and among other officials he worked in the united states for decades and reportedly he became so undercover he reportedly forgot how to speak how to speak russian even and he was g nine the fact that he. it was a russian agent to the point reported we called. trying to make him make him speak russian and see that he was a secret agent it was only one actually passed the secret documents proving this vet. also. actually admitted of being a secret agent so some of the interesting details are coming out in the story even though several months have passed since the stand no itself. it's interesting stuff in the. press can offer reporting there thank you for that. coming up in just a few minutes here in r.t. it's time to hit top gear. russia races into the formula one world with the country's first super carmaker buying a stake in a formula one t.v. . police in the u.k. have launched an inquiry into how the force handle wednesday student marches which turned violent riots broke out in london among tens of thousands of studen

working officials attached one of these to the wheel, a boot. they say that the fine was paid and a numerical code was given. they say that the soon to be mayor received no special treatment. quan said, during that time you can read -- we received several parking tickets. i paid them all immediately. a quan did not address whether she received reminder notices. some say that quan is a stopwatch and should know better. >> it does not matter. i pay, you pay. everybody pays. >> that does not bother me at all. she is human. >> reporter: is this a window on how the mayor will manage the budget crisis? >> i think she will be fine in office. >> reporter: so far this city has placed boots on more than 2000 cars and collected $2 million in unpaid tickets. >>> the only remaining swan at the fine arts center has been moved to a new home. they took the swan to her new temporary home today. this comes 11 days after someone broke the neck of her companion swan. animal control officials say that the bird would be attacked over thanksgiving weekend. >>> there i

. >>> fire officials blame work on a new roof for friday afternoon's fire at the spanish 7" day adventist church. crews were installing a new roof on the church when investigators say the fire from a tar pot ignited the structure and then caused a propane tank inside the church's annex to explode. no one was injured and firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading. now last year a fire at the church destroyed a building housing a youth chapel, dining room and kitchen area. investigators never determined a cause for that fire. >>> not in your backyard. the moment against high-speed rail and how the election could have an impact on california's plan. >>> your help is needed. what somebody did to some birds and what you can do to aid in the rescue efforts. >>> and fresh off the election, republicans look to make good on a campaign promise. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. >>> the rain didn't stop critics of california's high- speed rail from lining up against the increasingly controversial project. as ktvu's diane guerazzi reports peninsula homeowners and elected officials

the state department officials have been working round the clock in an attempt to mitigate what we'reold is the imminent release of the details. phone calls have been made to state department counterparts in a number of foreign governments. we're told the united kingdom is among them. israel, turkey, russia have been receiving the phone calls. the calculation has been made within the state department that an embarrassing and awkward telephone conversation now might go some way toward staving off a far worse situation if the officials overseas were to read the documents on the wikileaks web site. >> that was ian mackenzie in washington. russian politicians agreed that a declaration that blames joseph stalin for personally ordering the massacre in 1940. thousands of captured polish officers were captured by soviet forces month after the second world war began. until 1990, the soviet union played -- blamed the nazis for the killing. saudi arabia says it has arrested about 150 people suspected of working for al qaeda. most of them were arrested in the past eight months. there were plans t

thinks that they're ruling class oh absolutely there are people who come to washington elected officials who work hard and they learn the issues and they listen to their constituents and they find themselves reelected because of that and then there are other people in particular those who are protected in these various gen gerrymandered districts who become kings and become queens and don't really feel the need to pay attention to what their constituents say and in fact if you want to talk about them working long days they complain that most of their time is spent fundraising so they're working long days but are they working on the right things went out to also said that he thinks that you know there is of congress or once they become a former member of congress they should be banned from becoming the lobbyists what do you say about that because lobbyists are you know they're considered this is the evil brew that comes in and attempts every day. with money which is partly true obviously but they're supposed to also bring experience to the table right and they're the ones that are supposed to know

. >> metro officials are currently working on a plan to completely replace the escalators at the foggy billion station with brand-new ones. that, how far, could take up to a year to complete. >>> and it's the murder mystery that captivated the nation. day two in the chandra leavy trial is wrapped up. are we closer to a verdict. >>> one of the people arrested for the murder of a beloved d.c. principal faces a j. the details are coming up next. >> keep it here, fox 5 news at 5 is coming back. [ male announcer ] to thank you for making pizza hut your favorite pizza, we're offering two mediums with up to three toppings for just six bucks each! this offer only lasts ten days ending november 20th so don't miss out! two medium pizzas. only six bucks each, ending november 20th, and only at your pizza hut. >> the expected plea related to the shooting death of a d.c. principal will not happen until next week. it was postponed without explanation. in a plea memo filed in court yesterday, it claimed that cherice lancaster will plead guilty to a robbery and use of a handgun in commission of a crime

executives say the ship's auxiliary power eventually provided most passengers with working toilets and cold water. carnival officials offered everyone on board friday drinks and the option of sleeping on the deck. many passengers say the crew made all the difference. >> with the living conditions that we had, they made the best

. >>> a british royal wedding is officially in the works as buckingham palace said prince william isengaged to his long-time girlfriend. he's given her an engagement ring once worn by his mother. why now prince william said he's been training to ask kate to marry him for some time now. and kate said it seemed like a natural step for both of them. the couple said they're looking forward to having a family. in front of a sea of flashing cameras, prince william and kate middleton made their first appearance together after news broke they are officially engaged. the prince was not hesitant talking about his bride to be. >> brits have a great fun time together. (inaudible) >> the engagement ring belonged to prince william's mother, the late princess diana, an oval sapphire surrounded by diamonds. >> very special to me. it's my way of making sure my mother is here today. >> the couple plans to wed next spring or summer. it will be exactly 30 years after his parents prince charles and princess diana married in a lavish royal affair. kate and william got engaged last month during a romantic

later, should teachers warn parents that the children are l@ >>> a british royal wedding is officially in the works as buckingham palace said prince william is engaged to his long-time girlfriend. he's given her an engagement ring once worn by his mother. why now prince william said he's been training to ask kate to marrhim for some time now. and kate said it seeme like a natural step for both of them. the couple said they're looking forward to having a family. in front of a sea of flashing cameras, prince william and kate middleton made their first appearance together after new broke they are officially engaged. the prince w not hesitant talking about his bride to be. >> brits have a great fun time together. (inaudible >> the engagement ring belonged to prince william's mother, the late princess diana, an oval sapphire surrounded by diamonds. >> very special to me. it's my way of making sure my mother is here today. >> the couple plans to wed next spring or summer. it will be exactly 30 year after his parents prince charles and princessiana married in a lavish royal affair. kate and william got en

are calling the new procedures in case of, but tsa officials are urging cooperation and they say nobody will be exempt. ->> just try to be patient to work with our folks but they are there to protect you and your loved ones. >> officials suggest you get to the airport at >> we all know that now has an expiration date, and so do many other foods. but did he know that your child's car seat has one, too? >> i did not know that. >> i did not know that. >> those mothers are not alone. many parents don't know that their child's proceed has an expiration date, and why it the seat may not be as safe as the date was purchased to that at 11:00, what is the shelf life of the siege, and why the expiration date is important and how to find it. tonight at 5:00, we continue to follow the breaking developments after the massive storm that swept through the area. city and county officials assess the damage and as this storm victims dead and more tonight on 11 news at 5:00 -- and assist storm victims. more tonight on 11 news at 5:00. and now the maryland lottery numbers. >> i am sarah fleischer from 98 rock. it is time to play pick three games. we will g

. >> there were repos this week that montgomery county school officials were working with police on a security plan. >>> let's get your first check the weekend forecast. >> it is looking good out there. >> it is looking great out there. this quiet weather pattern, we've had it all week long. it still with us today and it willtay with through the weekend. today low to mid 60s. we got to 65 degrees this last hour. now we're dropping off. 30 was the case this morning. it was a cold start below freezing from frederick to sterling. look at mansas. starting out in the 20s. well, once again we're going to have anno night like that. it will be cold. frty in spots. we've gone from 55 to 62. prince george's county is at 60. la plata at 65 degrees. and a biggood afternoon to you in fairfax county, franconia and great falls. degrees with a light northerly wind. a littl out of the east east of our area. beautiful skies up and down the east coast today. we've got that crescent moon that we carry all the way through our good nht forecast. we'll drop 54 degrees by 7:00. and then 50 by 9:00 and down t

working overnight to restore power to residents. officials were planning to work overnight to get some of those folks back in by today. >> our intentions are to get this site ready in the morning so people can return to their homes. so we're in the process -- we'll continue to clean up debris. we're going to be boarding up assessments. and then hopefully by sunrise, all the individuals who have been evacuated from this neighborhood will be able to return in stages. >> dutch village is under curfew until 7:00 a.m. this morning so workers can continue to get in and clean up debris. the area is lit up like the fourth of july. we saw some street lights on in that community. that is a good sign for today. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> measuring the human toll. billy to under 50 people were left without a place to live -- nearly 250 people were left without a place to live. the red cross provided assistance for people who were displaced. >> there are costs next to one another. i don't think people will get a good night's sleep. >> a curf

work. >> city officials said the shelters will remain open as long as there is any. storm victims are expected to get help soon i becoming whole again. mayor stephanie rawlings because announced that a disaster -- mayor stephanie rawlings-blake has announced a disaster relief fund a $10,000 donation has been made by the management company of an apartment complex. if you like to make a donation, it can be sent to the disaster relief fund at -- there is continuing coverage on our website, including the voices of the storm victims and the view from above with sky team 11 and a tour of the ground as inspectors assess the damage. learn more about the other device that can help keep you alert. funded all at wbaltv.com -- find it all wbaltv.com. >> yesterday we had blustery winds and sunshine. chilly temperatures remain today. we have a disturbance coming in. we see a few clouds around the area. just get your bearings, here is baltimore. one little batch of cloudiness around the eastern shore. just spotty showers and sprinkles. here were the elevation is high enough, that l

inside, county officials insist work continues. employees are still conducting the county's business even as federal agents go through the executive's papers and computers. in jack johnson's eight years as county executive there have been numerous allegations of shakedowns. earlier this year a prince george's county developer sued alleging johnson and his allies demanded what amounted to bribes in exchange for a million dollars county lease for a new complex. but law enforcement sources tell us that the allegations that led them to lead he and his wife off in handcuffs involve another development. this one a massive project near the green belt metro station. two years ago federal agents raided county offices questioning the county's relationship to the developer of green belt station. jack johnson has just weeks left in office. but county officials say if he is unable to serve they have a chain of successions. >> if he is incapacitated that the deputy chief administrative officer would serve as acting. and we are not sure about whe

work. officials say the company denied her a union rep so she went home and complained about her supervisor on facebook, prompting a lot of other complaints from co-workers. then the company fired her. >> the national labor relations act makes it unlawful for employers to interfere with that communication. >> reporter: the national labor relations board says the firing was illegal, that employees who talk about their work conditions in person or online are protected. >> she was on her own time, on her own resources and that's really what makes the case different. >> reporter: amr's policy prohibits employees from making negative remarks about the company. labor attorneys say the problem is on social media, it's not like chatting with your co-workers in the break room. everyone is listening. >> potentially customers, people who might have avail ethemselves of this employer's services but now are going to think twice because they saw this twitter or facebook posting. >> reporter: a hearing is set for january 25th. in washington, tracie potts, "today in the bay." >>> let's take a look at what'

just good honest hard-working minnesota officials. it's kind of like the nfl. you need indisputable evidence to overturn a challenge. and in most cases just keep track of what's going on at the table. so with that in mind, the franken team set up these virtual offices that would have to every county place. 106 sites and they employed what they call a pony express to get all their data back to headquarters in st. paul as quickly as possible. early on the lawyer's monotone said when we get all the ballots, scan them in, turn into pdf, send them to broadband from worthington ordered that it will do it peterson said hey guys, there's no broadband. [laughter] we can't just shoot at 2.9 million votes just like that. us, the pony express came about. am i won't read it, but there was a guy in the franking campaign named trace, dusty trace. and he was enlisted to assemble these 106 self-contained mini offices in my cardboard cardboard banker's boxes. each side had a rented laptop, a cell modem, two cell phones, dozens of pins, two staplers, five cook words come each of

still, officials say there's work to do. >> we continuously have to look at our teaching and our instruction d make sure we're meeting their needs, no matter what their color or demographic background is. >> reporter: every expert we talked to says if america wants better math test results, there has to be better math teachers, but they're in high demand. even with smaller classes and new innovations, to get the best person at the head of the clas it's no surprise, schools will have to make the financial vestments in those teachers. >> there's no shortage of evidence out there. rehema ellis, always a pleasure. thanks. >>> news tonight abo children's health. the centers for disease control is out with a new survey that shows 5.4 million schoolchildren have been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, adhd. that's 1 in 10. two-thirds of them are taking medications to control it. from 2003 to 2007, the number of kids between 4 and 17 with adhd jumped by 1 million. that's a 22% crease. ers perts say the increase may be due in part to more awareness of the disorder and better scr

they're just good, honest, hard working, minnesota officials. it's kind of like the nfl is what mark elias says, you need indisputable evidence to overturn a challenge and in most cases, just keep track of what's going on at the table. so with that in mind, are the franken team set up these virtual offices really that went out to every counting praise, 106 sites and they employed what they call a pony express to get all their data back to st. paul as early as possible. the lawyers said why don't we get the ballots, scan them in, send them over pdf and we'll do is and peterson was in elias' office and said there's no broadband in this county, we just can't just shoot up 2.9 million votes. thus, the pony express came about and i won't read it, but there was a guy in the franken campaign named trice, dusty trice and he was enlisted to assemble the 106 self-contained mini offices in white cardboard bankers offices. each set of boxes had a laptop, a cell modem, two staplers, five clip boards, each of them with template sheets that chris souter had de

public officials hold positions of trust and the irs criminal investigation is working to ensure that public officials abide by all the laws as a citizens do whom they serve. public trust is broken when public officials commit crimes. irs criminal investigations sends a message with the fbi that no public official gets a free pass, as no one is above the law. thank you. >> let me follow up on the invitation and invite anyone who has information about the investigation to conduct the fbi. the number is 410-265-8080. >> you spoke of additional defendants will there be more elected officials brought up at this time? >> we're not going to comment on who might be charged in the case other than to tell you there will be additional charge and additional defendants. >> what role did election day play in the timing? >> election day played no role in the timing of these arrests. in fact, as you can discern from the affidavit the arrests were dictated by the defendants rather than law enforcement. what we mean is we followed the evidence and in this case we acted to quickly developing crime. >>

. >> reporter: tsa officials say they're working on a system to exempt pilots, who already undergo extensive security checks. asked if pat-downs make him uncomfortable, pistol said -- >> yeah, so it was more invasive than what i was used to. >> reporter: but, he added, they're necessary. almost 400 body scan machines have been deployed in u.s. airports. magnetometers can identify metal but bombs cab made of liquid and other hard to detect materials. the government continues to receive intelligence suggesting terrorists are intent on smuggling bomb components on plane is bound for the u.s. the heightened security could hardly come at a worse time for the travel industry. now worried people will start canceling their holiday trips, depressing an already downtrodden economy. >>> one of those political robo calls triggered the evacuation of several buildings at ft. bragg. army officials apparently mistook the automated call, which was in a haitian creole language, to be a bomb threat. investigators looked into the matter and say it appears to be a call to vote from a haitian political action que