i'm alisa weinstein. >> susie: we've got more tips for teaching your kids the abcs of finance on our web site. look for alisa's "kids and cash" blog on our web site, nbr.com. >> reporter: i'm diane eastabrook in chicago. tomorrow, i'll tell you how trucking companies are shifting into high gear, thanks to an improving economy. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for thursday, february 23. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org susie: join us online at nbr.com. there, you'll find full episodes of the program. you'll find complete show transcripts and all the market stats on our facebook page at bizrpt. and don't forget to follow us on twitter @bizrpt. test

our clerk is alisa somera. clerk miller: -- supervisor mar: we have three items. could we move item number three to the beginning? with no objection? could you please read item number three? clerk miller: item number three, creating a new definition of student housing. supervisor mar: supervisor wiener? supervisor wiener: thank you. today on the agenda, we have legislation creating a definition of housing, where none existed before, and clarifying and creating some rules, so we are creating additional housing and converting it to student housing. i am going to be offering some amendments to this legislation. we were not able to get them reduced to writing by today, so i would like to continue to march 26. that would also give us some time to back into the discussions, because i know there are some folks in recent days that have expressed some views, so i've afford to hearing from people who would like to discuss the legislation. please feel free. colleagues, we do have several from the planning department here. barring that, i would move to continue this. >> let's

alisa miller. >> please turn on it -- please turn off electronic devices. documents should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will appear on the february seventh board of supervisors agenda, unless otherwise stated. supervisor mar: thank you. please call item number 1. >> hageman, ordinance amending the planning and administrative code to provide a contribution option to the developers of the public murphy in establishing a public art work trust fund. supervisor mar: thank you. the sponsor is supervisor david to -- david i.g.. supervisor chiu: thank you. i have a couple of technical clarification amendments. then i would like to ask for this item to be continued for another three weeks for the following. i had a conversation with mayor lee about one of the amendments at our last meeting, which was around the extension of 01% public arts requirement, which currently applies for projects over 25,000 square feet in the downtown c-3 area, for that to be extended city-wide. the planning commission had asked for that to happen. at the last meeting, i mad

alisa thomas, racing to the bucket. she misses. hawkins is there, just strapping to get the board. that puts maryland up by two. here we go. last chance for duke. in the corner, they swing it over to haley peters. but that is blocked by thomas. maryland wins a thriller 63-61. the terps' first win over a top five team since january of 2009. >>> talking baseball now. mike cameron's nationals career over before it even started. the 39-year-old outfielder told the team that he's retiring. the nats signed the former all-star to a minor league contract in december hoping he would give the team some stability in center field. cameron's decision comes six days before position players report to spring training. pitchers and catchers report to the complex today. >>> finally, jeff gordon involved in a crazy crash down in daytona. it was the budweiser shootout last night, the annual exhibition kicking off nascar portion of speed week. two laps to go, and there was trouble. jeff gordon in the 24, gets into kyle busch. busch is okay. gordon is n

to row and had said his failed test was due to eating contaminated meat the spaniard will also now alisa's twenty eleven zero to tell your title and will remain barred from. the sport until august after receiving a backdated two year ban the case has taken months to resolve after various the pails something cycling chiefs have criticised. is fundamental to be less time between sports justice and sports and media events it is comfortable no bird will come to our camp cycling for eighteen months he was cycling everywhere he was cycling in spain portugal italy where he won the giro he was cycling in belgium he was cycling in france he was cycling in argentina he won two stages just a few days ago the son louis two are in the future it is absolutely necessary. just like any type of justice need serenity and even though the case was extremely complex the outcome of the type of case comes. well current tour de france champion could tell evans has defended cycling's record recent record in tackling doping contador is the second rider to be stripped of the tour de france title following forward la

. >> reporter: alisa was just 8 months old when her 34-year-old mother sylvia stanley went missing in downtown modesto in 1986. shermantine and his accomplice are believed to have killed more than 20 people. crews will continue searching at this well, and then they will move to another well about a quarter mile away to check for more remains. outside of stockton, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. investigators have set up a hot line. you can call them at 209-468- 5087. we've posted that phone number on our home page, at ktvu.com. >>> 7:03. construction work was temporarily shut down at a san carlos site after crews found a skull and other bones. they were digging along prospect street yesterday when they unearthed the remains. you are looking at video from the site. we actually shot this this morning. the san mateo sheriff's office says a forensic anthropologist is now working to identify the remain. there is the possibility the remains could be part of a native-american purr rial site. >>> 7:04. in fairfield, police shot and injured a woman who they say was

but at the time i vaguely remember there were so many misconcepti misconceptions, alisa, and that's whywrite the book. for example i remember it was a big drug-filled house, yoregy-filled house and activity in and out of the house and you're saying none of this was true. >> absolutely. >> you were friends. >> the headline that lived with me is "live freaky, die freaky" as if they had brought these murders on themselves. that was a horrible, horrible headline to see every day. as if to say their daughter, that none of that was true and people in a way were blaming her for these murders and it was crazy. it was horrible. >> they were truly just innocent people. >> insoenlt in their own home, you know, in for the night, expecting to wake up to another day. >> some of the things which are coming out along with this book, there were recordings that were kept by the family. we have one of them we want to play because i'm sure no one's really heard it before. >> roman will be here in two weeks. he's doing a film out of a book called "rosemary's baby," which you should read. it's a fantastic bo

. >> alisa clark on this monday morning. we are tracking cold temperatures outside. in the teens and 20's. a cool start day the workweek. this will be the coldest morning all week. 17 in huntingtown, manassas aldie. 23 and chevy chase and arlington. 21 in la plata. 45 this afternoon. increasing clouds close to sunset. pleasant today. upper level energy tomorrow causes may be a dusting of snow west of the blue ridge. otherwise no accumulations locally. agreed snow showers possible. highs in the 40's southeast of town. back to you. >> thank you. 6:01. it could still be weeks before we know exactly what killed whitney houston. the pop star was found dead saturday in a beverly hills hotel bathroom. >> the music world paid tribute during last night's grammy awards. >> ♪ and i will always love you ♪ >> that is jennifer hudson singing what was her best known songs. it was one of the thousands of memorials to the blood singer. jummy olabanji is live in the newsroom this morning with much more. >> yesterday her life was celebrated in los angeles at the grammys mla, here local

. >> winter will be captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> alisa clarkcome back. it's been very busy on the highway this morning. 66 in vienna we started with two accidents, both on the shoulders. out of their legs to get into vienna, you are in the high seat. we are great otherwise. left side of the screen is 270 headlights are southbound edsall road. just volume. 66 traffic on the right side of your screen. looks good around ballston. looks good on the beltway to the 14th street bridge and beyond to the pentagon, a great sctrip into town. >> we expect cold temperatures will anger. >> throughout the weekend. good morning, doug hill. >> we will be reaching nearly 50 degrees today. very pleasant. starting with sunshine and clouds. old man winter is coming back this weekend for a visit. let's look at the camera in annapolis at the naval academy. a few clouds of to the east. we will have sunshine. 37 degrees in annapolis right now. colder north and west, as usual. upper 20's like 27 in frederick 24 in martinsburg. warmer south and east, 33 degrees in washin

alisa menendez, host of powerplay on sirius xm radio. and susan, ladies, nice to have you on.ublicans need something to politically arm themselves with in the face of good american economic data, and the constant source for concern for everyday americans is perfect for him now. how big a problem could this end up being for the white house, talking political pocketbook politics. >> it does feel like dÉjÀ vu. if you remember back to 2008 gas issues dominated the summer gas prices. they didn't end up mattering as much when november rolled around. prices had dropped. as you said, not surprising republicans are focusing on gas prices. it is a good issue for them. unfortunately rather than opening this up for a conversation about america's long term energy independence, they're having a conversation that's predicated on nonrealities. right now, domestic oil production is at an eight year high. the obama administration is actually opened up domestic oil production at the same time they have been talking about our long term energy independence future. republicans want to act as though

this is 16-year-old alisa because tsa bustamante. killed this little girl and burr lead here in a shallow grave. it has been a stunning story. in a statement to her family before the sentencing she said this. quote if i could give my life to bring her back i would. i want to say i'm sorry for what happened, i'm so sorry. those are contrary to what she said about the killing a little while ago. she said it was, quote, amazing. a very different tune before she had the sentencing. we'll have a live report coming up later this hour. bill: arizona is fighting to keep its tough new immigration law intact. now it goes to the u.s. supreme court. and the arizona governor jan grew eri brewer is here live to make her case. >> this ad administration as you can tell from my reaction has been hostile to people of faith, specifically christians and catholics. i'm not going to stand for it and i'm going to call them out on it. martha: republicans hitting the white house over the controversy for paying for contraception in the new healthcare law. the

we got a call from the deputy chief of staff for operations, alisa. a point to get my husband's resume out to several vfw contacts. we are very grateful for that. >> are you expecting a job offer or opportunities within your state? >> well, we are a blended family, so definitely it would need to be something in-state for custody reasons. we are hopeful. you know, it's not every day and not everyone has obama as a reference. >> but you're a long-term republican, right? is this going to sway your vote? >> actually, we're still undecided. we haven't really been happy with the presidential race this year. republican and democrat. i'm not really sure what we'll do. >> even if he gets a job? >> it's nice but -- well, i mean, it is, but we're one person. there are still, you know, lots of americans in my husband's position that, you know, doesn't -- that don't have jobs. if something were done about h1b and it was, you know, under his, you know, power or whatever you want to call it, then that could possibly sway my vote. but that's the real issue still. i m