>> barnes. >> i know you're barnes. go in, sir.elcome back. >> i said i wouldn't come back and i'm back. i let myself down. >> yeah it is still the same. i guess i'll make my bed up. >> though barnes has been arrested half a dozens times, the charges haven't always stuck. he only has one prior conviction for obstructing a law enforcement officer. >> coming to jail i ain't going to lie. how the hell am i going to get myself out of this situation? and how long will i be here? >> he hopes to leave in a couple of days on bail. but life of hillsborough county is a world of extremes. another young man confined here faces the possibility of never seeing home again. >> just use this time as best i can and hope i get out. >> 19-year-old kendrick morris was found guilty on two counts of sexual battery with a deadly weapon. he is awaiting sentencing. prosecutors are asking for 120 years. >> a young lady was going to the community library, she was assaulted, drug behind the library, beaten within an inch of her life and brutally raped. >> afte

you could say that it's not just dress barn. the growth is all about maurice's and justice, which is their brand for tweens. when you look at same-store sales numbers, they were strong across the board. morisis up 3%. justice up 12% for a total of 8% for the entire company. for me, that's the most impressive thing about this story. high single digits, same-store sales growth. it is not like any of these concepts are brand new. there are 825 dress barns in 47 states. 803 maurice's in 44 states and 917 justice stores in 46 states. yet, those comps were spectacular for a mature retailer. lately, we've seen so much strength from other mature retailers. gap and limited. two other umbrella organizations that were up from ascena. if they were still calling it dress barn and people could remember it. but people didn't know about the strength that maurice's and justice. hey, this is ascena. and then they'd see it. when the company changed its name to ascena, it dropped off the radar screen. it's part of why this rally has taken so many i

they have a barn grant program. they got the ball going. the thriving center of local community, of local food production. here is the farm manager. >> here, for example, the barn had been falling over and it was covered in vines and nothing was going on here. now that we have it restored, everyone knows that this barn has been brought back to life. >> reporter: there are many other barns on the waiting list and need a lot of work. one is in guilford, connecticut. they shall working to raise the fund to preserve that property. this beautiful old historic barn that has been working for more than 100 years. they believe this is worth preserving. it's not just history that's at stake it many the craftsmanship an era gone by. >> when you look at the roof beams and ceiling beemeds and things, they just are wonderfully unique and that's what we really feel is very hw saving. >> reporter: there are a lot of people all over the country that care about these barnes. there are over 660,000 barnes all across the country that are more than 50 years old

the barn was already here. >> so this barn's been here a long time. >> yeah, it's from the late 1800snd it's still being put to good use. >> yes. in the spring in may, we have the playwrights' theater and we have live performances in the barn. and in september, we have the eugene o'neill festival and we also have live performances in the barn. >> so some of his plays are actually performed here in this barn on their property. >> yes, that's correct. >> wow. it does all tie together. this has been an absolutely wonderful day. let's end up here in front of the house and let's get our facts straight. the o'neills lived here only six years, from 1930-- >> '37. >> --to 19-- >> '44. >> then they went to san francisco for two years. >> about, yeah. >> and then they went back east and eugene o'neill died in 1954. >> '53. >> '53. okay. see, this is-- i'm struggling with the facts because what's interesting, a lot of people don't know a lot about eugene o'neill's life and this is such a perfect place to visit, to find out about it because you really get a sense of who he was and what he wrote a

we have been talking with fred barnes. coming up next, a discussion on hacking and cyber security. >> it is 9:17 eastern. jobless numbers show more people applying for unemployment benefits last week. the labor department says weekly applications increased by 8000 to an adjusted 362,000. that is the highest since january. that overall level is still low enough to suggest that the job market is strengthening. the word this morning that air fares are expected to remain high for most of this decade according to the federal aviation a ministration. the forecast says airline traffic is expected to travel to -- double what capacity shrinks. the faa's analysis predicts the number of miles flown by passengers to increase by $815 billion to just over 1.5 trillion in 2013. power, airline flights' grids are being disrupted by particles from the sun. scientists say the largest solar storm in five years is in their words, hitting us right in the nose. there are the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> this weekend, derick two voice to

barnes took pictures of the fire and downlooded the images to her cellphone and computer..of a coat to be cleaned... she found two- thousand dollars.but rather than keepinggthe cash for called the customer right away....he rushed back to the cleaners. 3 "he was just so thankful hat i was honest. i didn't take none offit.. nothing, and then pe before he left, he turned arounddand gave me a $100 tip and said, 'thank you for beinn honest.'" bryanna was grateful for the cash reward, but she says she &ponly did it because it was h pight thinggto do. she says it's not worth losing a job common sense. and common decency. 3 racing against time to rescue a sinkkng horsee what it took to postpone a trip to the glue was... a race it... was... a race ...against the clock../ . at... an... australia be. beach.a woman and her daughter were horseback riding along the beach... when a horre started to sink in the sand. sand.rescuu workers rushed too the scene... where they spent the next 3 hours trying to dig the horse out... before the tide came in.eventually... they had tt sedate the anima

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benefactor and men's warehouse founder cut the ribbon to open the new giraffe barn.e barn includes a birthing stall and medical treatment area. it can house nine giraffes. the newborn replaces an out -- the new barn replaces an outdated facility. >>> the flames are -- the flames are out but the danger remains. investigators search for clues to the cause of a huge apartment building fire in berkeley. live with the warning some say they never got. >> reporter: first neiman marcus in east bay set to open today. it is expected to bring in about $600,000 a year in tax revenue. why didn't people want the store here? that story, next. >>> giving riders a break. what one member of the bart board says should be done with the unexpected budget surplus.

founders of the museum were looking for a place to build their village, they realized they can move barns and black smith shops and houses down to any piece of land. they learned all the communities had water powered saw mills and brisk mills and fulling mills. for that you not only need water, but water that can be dammed u the family that found a museum lived in the next town. there had been mills here even though they are long gone. the river was still here and the dam was still here. they called it after the river instead of the town. they kept showing up in a place in connecticut and go where is this museum they are building? it's in massachusetts. why don't they call it -- we changed the name and opened it to the public and have been here ever since. >> this is called the tug wheel. a big proteller. water drops about seven feet and picks up the speechltd just like blowing on a pin wheel and spins the shaft around. keeps the water hitting the blades of the water peel more. there is no water so the goes down the stream. this is using 50 miles of water a second. it uses about 300 gallo

>> nice hair. >> thank you. >> looking good, tucker barnes.outhbound 270 coming in from 109, no problems to report. light traffic volume there. you will find your lanes are open if you are traveling northbound 395 leaving duke street headed out to the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. raffic. . >>> mitt romney picking up more endorsements. later today, the republican candidate for president will get an official endorsement from the senior president bush in houston. george h. w. bush unofficially endorsed romney last december. also, florida senator marco rubio has endorsed romney two months after the primary in florida. meantime, romney is now getting taxed by the white house. as fox's james rosen shows us, vice president biden called him out on the campaign trail. >> joe biden. >> reporter: campaigning at an engineering firm in iowa, vice president biden unleashed a scorching tax on mitt romney casting the gop frontrunner as an enemy of american manufacturing. >> as governor of massachusetts he repeatedly slashed

. >>> let's say good morning to tucker barnes. >> we're relatively mild. kind of cool, kind of mild temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. either way, it is warmer than it was 24 hours ago. the temperatures will be a good 10 to 15 degrees above normal and we should be nice and dry this afternoon. so it will be one of those days we look forward to all winter. there is your radar. we have just a few clouds out into west virginia and western portions of virginia. it won't be a perfectly sunny day today but it should be mostly sunny and this is the leading -- this is the warmer air starting to get into the area. with winds out of the south and west today, our temperatures will get a chance to really jump later this afternoon. right now at reagan national, 41 degrees. humidity, 57%. a little bit of a breeze out of

tucker barnes is here with us. cherry blossom stamp. it's truly beautiful. we're going to talk to him and see the stamp and the other items you can purchase. we'll talk with him and a representative from the postal service about the dedication of that stamp. >>> then at 9:15 we're going to talk about area rst

he had two large barns that he filled them literally to the rafters with the antiques and still didn't have enough room and at that point started to realize that he wasn't going to live for r and at that point to realize the kids would probably sell all dad's junk. that would all be for naught. what he did was incorporated a not for profit organization and started a museum, the wells historical museum. he hired an architect to design a series of galleries to display the antiques and with pride and fanfare, he unveiled the plan that he was hot for as he said to family and friends. they were underwhelmed. his only son george wells said, and these are his words, not mine, dad, museums are dead institutions. only old people like you go to them. your collection is important, but if you want to get children today and the children yet to come to be interested in it, you need to have a village, you need to put it in context in a living village with water power or running saw mills and the shops where people carry on the old trades that if we don't preserve them will die out. that's how old stu

he had two large barns moved to the property. filled them literally to the rafters with antiques and still didn't have enough room and started to at that point realize he wasn't going to live forever and then when he died his children would probably sell dad's junk and it would all come to naught. so what he did which a lot of people of his class did at the time was corporated as a private not for profit educational corporation and started a museum. the welles historical museum. he hired an architect to design a series of galleries to display all the antiques. with great pride and fanfare he unveiled this plan that he was quite hot for, as he said, to his family and friends. and they were underwhelmed. his only son, george welles said, these are his words, not mine. museums are dead institutions. only old people like you go to them. your collection is important, but if you want to get children today and the children yet to come to be interested in it, you need to have a village. you need to put it in context in a living village w

going into overtime, unc up, barnes the hero.th carolina pulls away and survives. >> there is a better chance that he will play sunday. i did not really expect him to play today. we tried to prepare all week that he would not play, and that is what we are preparing for sunday. if he can play, needless to say i will take him. >> brittney did it again. the n.c.a.a. tournament, there you go, two-handed jam. it is the seventh dunk of her career. the elite eight, florida leads louisville 65-64 in the second half. florida is doing really well in the tournament. >> and kentucky and the tar heels are in the elite eight two, i am happy. >> movie fans are gobbling up tickets atfor the "hunger games," setting a record for an original film. the correct record holder is "alice in wonderland -- the current record holder is "alice- in-wonderland." >> we have not had a lot of rain like this for about three weeks. everything is clearing up in terms of the pawlenty,ollen. as the rain continues it will just wither away at the cherry blossoms. scatt

tucker barnes, you are out there. you got the punk tie too, my friend. >> good morning. -- you got the pink tie too, my friend. >> good morning. this is the pick. week weather-wise to get down here. i'll have all the details on the forecast and let you know what we'll be doing down here at the tidal basin coming up right after the break.  >>> welcome back. we take a bird's eye view of wisconsin avenue this morning and temperatures will be really warm out there. already kind of warm out there for this time of the day as well. but it will be a nice day if you want to get out and take in the cherry blossoms. >> i noticed coming in this morn, not as much fog. i had the top down in my car to sort of enjoy it while i could before i came inside the bunk are here for work. tucker barnes, you are outside enjoying this warm weather. i'm hoping you've loaded up to claritin today. >> yeah, you got that right. and you mentioned the lack of fog. i noticed stars just a minute ago looking out over the tidal basin. it is abso

. >> bring it on, tucker barnes. >>.ucker barnes is talking about all the fog we are talking about. if you are traveling outer loop of the beltway approaching route one, the accident activity is what is tying up the two left lanes. delays from before the baltimore-washington parkway headed out around towards greenbelt. southbound 270 below speed as you work your way out towards hyattstown. no incidents, just volume delays. you will find slow traffic on the inner loop approaching 236. northbound 95 now starting to slow as you work your way north of the prince william parkway and continue across the occoquan. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> a parking change meant to make it easier for handicapped drivers to find a spot has been suspended. the red top meter program was meant to discorning drives would are not disabled from using handicapped smoots. it requires disabled drivers to feed the meter doing away with free spots. but the drivers are allowed to park for twice as long as the stated tim

burned a barn in fairfax. it begin a little after 5:00 at marin stables. barn has been there since 1937. it has two apartments in addition to several horses. they managed to get all the animals out safely. they say an electrical problem may have started that fire. >>> this morning they are cleaning up across the midwest after a series of deadly tornadoes that killed 39 people including 20 in kentucky. you can see one of tornadoes right there. this is in indiana. more than 100 struck across nine states. here is report from one of the hardest hit areas, henryville, indiana. >> the streets and so many homes were empty. a curfew kept the 2,000 residents from a safe distance from the downed power lines and debris. >> at this time we are shifting gears. we're actually turning what we call the cleanup mode. >> the tornado brought winds 175 miles an hour and ripped the roof off the high school. 11 students that hid in the principal's office survived. so did gina scott who works there. >> really, honestly i didn't expect to look like this when we opened up the door

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(yelling back and forth in vietnamese) barnes! barnes! what the f--- do you think you're doin'?! stay out of this, elias. this ain't your show. you ain't a firing squad, you piece of s---! (yelling commotion) my motivation was to remember before it was forgotten. people died and i remembered them very well and i remember growing up in the war and it was a rite of passage i wanted to -- like the man said, i wanted to remember a time when people did this. i did not want that to be forgotten. (oliver stone) i served september of '67 to december of '68 in cambodia. then i was wounded twice and got out of the combat. i got into a court-martial situation with a sergeant. most of them were a---, in my opinion. they never went to combat and never were in the field. there was a lot of resentment, obviously, and i think that comes out in "hamburger hill." i think there's that -- a lot of resentment, but a reluctant patriotism, i suppose. (john irvin) the people i've talked to didn't have an option. obviously, it was possible to evade the draft. the people i met didn't have the means or wil

. >> another three-alarm fire, this one in fairfax that burned an historic barn. the barn has been there since 1937 and housed two apartments in addition to several horses. workers got the animals out safely. >> tonight the search continues for survivors of the storms that swept through the nation's heartland. >> at least 38 people have died. you can see one of the tornadoes in indiana in this video. more than 100 struck across nine states. scott goldberg reports from one of the hardest hits area, henrysville, indiana. >> in henryville, indiana, they knew something was coming but nothing could prepare them for this. >> you could hear the wind, the flashes of light. >> the tornado rolled through so quickly, gina didn't have time to escape the high school where she works. she huddled with her son and ten other students in the principal's office while the roof was ripped away. >> we're all alive. >> reporter: this used to be west liberty, kentucky. the twister that came through is part of a system that brought 100 tornadoes from the ohio valley to the gulf cores. >>

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on this day, he spots an abandoned barn with a mobile home beside it, an ideal location for a lab, and he decides to take a closer look. using night vision goggles and infared spotlights, pennal and his agents plan to sneak up undetected to the barn and see if there's any sign that it's been used to cook meth. >> we're just going to be going in basically to take a look at this place. we want to see what kind of smells we get. we're going to use the ir spotlight, so bruce will get in closer and we'll take a look around. >> narrator: stealth is essential to pennal, because super lab cooks can slip into an abandoned barn, whip up a batch of meth in under 48 hours and then vanish. and if they suspect that pennal has his eye on one of their favorite sites, they'll use a different barn for their next cook. >> we're going to straight down this road right here. >> narrator: to counter the strategy of the meth cooks, pennal and his men secretly plant hidden cameras at prime sites like this one. >> bruce, let's kneel down. >> narrator: in the 1990's, pennal's cameras captured this superlab cook

the burning barn and get to safety where he hid himself.e was one of only six inhabitants' who survive. more than 600 men, women, and children were killed. since then, he has testified that two trials, but the majority of the members involved that they were never convicted. one of the alleged perpetrators of the massacre lives in this house near berlin. he refuses to give interviews. the state prosecutor has filed charges against willie b. and ordered his house searched last autumn. >> we rang the doorbell, and if i remember correctly, his wife let us in. we met him in the kitchen and spoke to him. he was surprised by our visit. he did not know we were coming. and his neighbors in the town in brandenburg were equally surprised when they found out about his past. one community official knew him well and had even worked with him. >> i was shocked because it was so unlike any experience i had had of him. i would never have imagined him involved in something like that. it really was a shocke. >> but why is this case only now coming to light? an

this week it opened their new draft barn. all nine of the draft will be housed at the barn. it has a 25 ft. high ceilings. the oakland zoo was one of the largest collections of giraffes and the country. the unusual way thieves are stealing gas. look! here she comes! ♪ she'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes... ♪ ♪ when she comes. ♪ it'll be spinning new chrome wheels when it comes. ♪ ♪ when it comes. ♪ custom spoiler, race grade pistons, ♪ ♪ gt35 turbo charger. ♪ and they'll all know that it's kevin's awesome car. ♪ bought em! ( clears throat ) sorry. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>stanley: some people in san jose are now drilling for gas for their cars. what is a drilling, i do not mean in the ground. i am talking about drilling gas tanks. you are looking at two holes drilled into the gas tank of and as easy. this is a second set of holes drilled into the gas tank of a different suv, both are in the same parking lot. >>dan: the entire gas tank was empty into the parking lot. >>stanley: this is kevin, he owns signs unlimited in san jose. he has been call

. >> do you think the spotted owls and the barn owl are in on this? >> i didn't even know they speak the -- the english. >> i like how they are based on good intentions. >> it is how they defend attacks in the middle east as well. >> interesting point. >> if obama does it, then it is okay. if president bush recommended this policy, we would probably be hearing screeching all over the country. >> nicely done. a little owl talk. >> i do have to say the impressioning thing is you mention killing birds and i pulled up a local example. i think it is rare you get a chance to use the cully -- the sully. >> are you absolutely right. from owls to howls, has the happiest place on earth declared a war on girt. they opened an epcot exhibit called habit heros. the bad guys real like frys. virtuous characters like calli-stenics and will power is buff. glut and lead bottom are ugly and obese. many were uh febded. -- were offended. i can't believe somebody thought it was a good idea to pick up the bullies left off. and another blogger said the disney fat shame ride.

while lovejoy was speaking a rioter on horseback bolted from the barn and people call out there goes john. lovejoy continued to give his speech. shortly thereafter a horse drawn carriage left the barn, sitting next to the driver was an individual covered by a sun bonnet. the driver who had been camouflaged escaped in another direction. we do not have enough time to relate all of the accounts and stories about all of the underground railroad activities. let me present one last story which lovejoy himself discussed on the floor of congress. he had been accused of buying a ticket for an elderly slave and putting him on a railroad passenger car to chicago. by the mid 1850s the old chicago burlington and quincy railroad had been built and track extended from chicago to the mississippi river. western illinois underground railroad conductors started putting fugitive slaves on real trains headed to lake michigan. towards the end of one of lovejoy's speeches on the house floor he eluded to this episode. towards the end of his remarks he said a single word is to the charge of negrostealing. an

tucker barnes is to our right he will tell us all about the thursday weather details. >> you've got it, good morning we are dealing with fog once again this morning in fact dense fog advisory now extended until 10:00 a.m. this morning for much of the area. let me show you the radar, what i am showing you is the fog that continues across the area the oranges and reds you see areas of dense fog where visibilities are generally a quarter mile or less. bwi marshall, visibility 1/16th of a mile. fog should be with us for the next couple hours let's push to our next map and then gradually see a return to sunshine later this afternoon kind of like yesterday mostly cloudy for much of the day and sunshine by mid-to late afternoon dense fog advisory until 10:00 a.m. this morning today it includes all the counties in northern maryland and much of virginia, south central virginia under that dense fog advisory, 59 washington humidity way up 6% -- 96% winds out of the south, and your pressure is up that will keep things on the mild side next couple days should be dry sunshine by this afternoon highs

i think the horse is out of the barn as you said earlier. we're looking at temperatures tomorrow maybe the quite as warm, but a mild to warm week for the most part of the let's start with spring because i know it felt like spring but spring won't spring till tomorrow morning at 1:14 a.m. that happens when the sun gets directly over the equator and essentially it's equal day, equally night for each hemisphere. we, of course, go into spring in the northern hemisphere. they go into fall in the southern hemisphere. it occurs tomorrow morning bright and early at 1:14 in the morning. it's already been feeling like spring the past month. here's a live look outside with our live weather cam by michael and son. we're looking easterly. so the clouds aren't as dark, but there are some dark clouds off to the west. 72 now, winds out of the south, southeast at 9, pressure steady 30.13 inches of mercury. here's live doppler 9000, some showers getting into frederick weakening and some showers getting into loudoun can. there's one storm that's been hefty --

audrey barnes is in bethesda where the numbers are about to be revealed. >> reporter: let me read them to you. i'm watching them come. in it's 46, 23, 38, 4, 2, and the money ball is 23. once again 46, 23, 38, 4, 2 and the money ball is 23. someone out there is going to bed tonight a very rich person. it all came down to those six numbers. tuesday is when the jackpot first started to creep over the $500 million mark. people have spent unprecedented money trying to win this cash and estimates nationwide are that we will drop $1.5 billion on lottery tickets this week. someone hopefully will win enough to make all of their dreams come true. >> i give mine to church and pay off my bills. >> you know, if i win something, enough to just pay off my condo, educate the kids, give a few dollars to the church and the nonprofits, i'll be happy. >> reporter: all right. so once again let me tell you those winning numbers. they are 46, 23, 38, 4, 2, and the powerball for that mega millions $640 million jackpot is 23. sound familiar to you? >> the only reason i'm standing here is because i can't be he

so we will talk about it. >> tucker barnes meantime, down stairs recovering from his

. >> i am allison seymour looking forward to another nice day tucker barnes has all the details. >> good morning going to be a beautiful day temperatures in the 60s cooler than yesterday and a little breezy, should be a dry thursday. current conditions 57 washington now, cooling off here last couple hours, 58 baltimore, let's see ocean city, 61 degrees, 53 hagerstown. winds picking up out of the north and west a breezy day as mentioned, with breezes, up to 25 miles per hour, sentinel radar, the beam going around and around and looking at clear skies should be in for a lot of sunshine for your thursday. forecast, good one, 64 daytime high in washington, 65 and 61 martins burg, breezy conditions more details on the forecast. in just a minute let's do traffic with julie wright. >>> if you are travelling inbound pennsylvania avenue trying to work your way through southeast washington accident activity involving the over turned vehicle significant tie ups, rolling down the hill from branch avenue again that will be your major tie up in southeast washington but the accident according to v dot

in two hours, fred barnes of the 2012 campaign. and then we will hear eric holder's testimony on capitol hill about the budget -- justice department's budget request. several live events to tell you about. the endowment for international peace will host the libyan prime minister. that is on c-span 3. hear, the justice department looks at consumer protection, focusing on fraud against seniors. that is at 2:15 p.m. eastern. >> i believe it is yet possible that we will come to admire this country, not simply because we were born here, but because of the kind of great and good land that you and i wanted to be and that together we have made it. that is my home. that is my reason for seeking the presidency of the united states. >> as candidates campaign, we look back at 14 men who ran for the office and lost. good to our website, c- span.org/thecontenders, to see video. >> the leadership of this nation has a clear and immediate challenge to go to work effectively and immediately to restore proper respect for law and order in this land. >

first, let's talk tucker barnes. >> let's talk about something even more important. how high our temperatures will go. they will be well into the 60s. nice looking forecast. and julie wright will have a look at your traffic coming up in just a minute.  >>> davy jones, the lead singer of the '60s group, the morchy, has died. >> joan was best known no making music and starting his own tv show but people are also remembering him for this. >> i just want to speak to mr. jones for a minute. >> miss, we are make a recording here. >> i'll wait until he's finished. >> sorry about no one is allowed in the studio while we're recording. >> please. i just got to see him. i'm president of his fillmore junior high fan club. >> davy jones was famous for his appear ones on the hit show the paidy bunch. the celebrity showed up at marcia brady's home after she declared herself a huge fan and she scored a date with the singer to the prom. this morning, fans across country are mourning his loss. >> jones' publicist says he died of a heart attack near his home in indian tow

barnes? >> are you the only one in here? >> i can't breathe. get me out. >> are you the only one in there? >> yeah. >> in that instant in my mind i knew i had to do everything i could to try to get him out. burning alive is one of the worst ways to die. >> i need help. i can't breathe. >> desperate to get him out of the car, the officers try to open the doors with their bare hands. but the smoke and heat are too intense and the driver is pinned. >> help! >> he was wedged kind of under the steering wheel and across the center console and behind the air bag. >> and there's just no way, i couldn't get him out. just could not pull him out. >> i can't breathe. get me out! >> every second that went by it was getting hotter and hotter. >> horrified at seeing someone burning alive on his watch, corporal crosby starts tearing at the passenger door, bending and pulling it away from the car. >> we're trying to create a big space to try to pull him out. >> corporate denton grabs a fire extinguisher from the patrol car. >> we got to use this fire extinguish

a barn door. >> at the border between turkey and greece is the main gateway for illegal immigrants to an estimated 50,000 cross it each year. the majority of those immigrants end up in seven of the eu's 27 member states. the country's pressing athens to secure its borders. it that fails, a return to border controls should be a possibility, since germany. >> of the country fails to fulfill its obligations under the agreement, then there has to be the option of reintroducing border controls. >> but before resorting to that, the interior ministers say they want to help greece deckle its persistent migration and asylum issues. -- to tackle its issues. >> our dw correspondent has been following the interior minister's meetings and joins us from brussels. nina, what more can greece due to police the border? >> it is true that greece has had problems controlling its borders for years now. it is not a new phenomenon. greece has always blamed it on the turkish authorities. greece says that turkey simply lets in it to many people. so it cannot do anything. now the europeans are saying, ok, you

tucker barnes spending the morning outside. marathon with the other folks who are going to be arriving at rfk stadium. getting ready for the big event out there. tucker, how are you doing? >> we expect about 25,000 runners tomorrow. so for parts of the day, people

eep though he didn't know who he was, the chickens in the barn yard absolutely now -- knew who he was and they said to each other, boy, we got to keep this little bird thinking that he's a chicken because if he ever finds out he's an eagle, he'll rule over us. as a result, the little bird became ashamed of his eagle fought -- features and heritage. they made fun of his eagle beak because she had tiny narrow chicken beaks and of his talons because they had weak, scrawny chicken feet. he even became ashamed of his darkness. y'all ain't done none of that, right? and the beauty and rich heritage of his eagle feathers. at one point in his life he even considered cosmetic surgery. he thought about cutting off half his eagle beak and dyeing half his feathers to look more like a chicken. ironically, his greatest ambition in life was one day to hop, skip, and skip on the fence post and cock-a-doodle-doo like the reast -- rooster. but one day this confused eagle was playing and he looked up jarred -- up ward and saw an eagle in flight. sure enough, this lost bird's mind was blown. he said to hi

the barns foundation building, barns art collection and arts education programs. nobody wants a brand-new $200 million building with a bunch of homeless people out front. the thing that bothers me about this is these people have been feeding these people at these locations for several years. now all of a sudden, it's time to move as the barns building gets opened up. i think -- here in washington, d.c. where i work with the homeless, there is a homeless shelter that does have medical and mental and that is the best possible situation, if you can get it. first of all, they're very unlikely to go indoors, a lot of them don't like it. they don't trust it. they think they'll get arrested or think they'll get beat up. but if you can do it, it's a great idea. i'm a little cynical whether the timing of this is just a little too close. >> let me ask you, eric, there is a homeless advocate in philadelphia. her name is sister mary and she said the mayor is really between a rock and a hard place and she applauded the decision, although i think everyone is cautious about maki

tucker barnes is on set here. i guess it really isn't a change. it is just that we have to wait a little longer for it this morning. >> it is moving and shaking around. we talked about how it likes to do its own thing. and it's back. >> it's back. >> at least the potential for it during the morning hours. just like yesterday, it will take several hours for it to lift and it might be mid afternoon before we see some sunshine. >> you are a beacon of light in your yellow tie. >> this is a special tie. i'll show you guys why in a bit. reports of visibility in places like annapolis, less than a quarter mile. you can see it is creeping in from the south and east. most of southern maryland now shrouded in fog. dense fog advisory again. prepare for an extra long commute and take your time if you are on some ofrural roadways. it will be a little on the low visibility side. temperatures, 61 at reagan national. 51 at patuxent naval air station where they've got fog. here is your forecast. affect sunshine, we'll wait for it. it will eventually arrive with tem

let's get our first check of weather with tucker barnes. >> good morning. some last-minute information. wind is a part of our forecast today t will be out of the south gusting to about 20 later this afternoon up ahead of the frontal system. we will be waking up with plenty of sunshine, have a cold front out to the west. that will bring us some rain showers. up ahead of it, get ready for unseasonably mild temperatures. breezy and warm. high temperatures in the low 70s. after early sunshine, we'll see ourselves cloud up but i think the rain holds off until tonight. more details on the forecast in just a minute. back to you guys. >>> some of the top stories we are following, police are questioning a possible suspect in a deadly shooting inside a home in aspen hill, maryland. officers found a young man shot dead inside a home on superior street just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. police believe there is some sort of connection between the suspect and the victim and that there were three people in the house at the time of the shooting. >>> prince george's count