paul island, smack in the middle of the bering sea.at's rudder snaps off, the four men on board are in trouble. >> i got a phone call that said, hey, we've got a fishing vessel that's trapped in the ice in st. paul, and we need you to go up there. >> gooth and her crew will have to fly 600 miles to get to the ship, which will take them six hours. meanwhile, the coast guard cutter rushes toward st. paul island, muscles in as close as it can, and tries firing tow lines across the ice to the alaskan monarch, but it doesn't work. lieutenant commander's gooth's chopper is half an hour from the island when she begins hearing radio transmissions from the two ships. >> we hear the captain from the monarch telling them we're coming close to the rocks, we're putting our survival suits on. when we heard them say, "survival suits on," that keys us to say, this is not a salvage anymore, boys, we'd better be ready for a rescue. >> by the time laura gooth maneuvers her chopper over the bow of the monarch, four crewmen are ready to leave the ship. whi

sea was bad >> i watch deadliest catch i know about the bering sea >> i was a thousand miles north ofuple months. >> was there ever a time you were like i am not sure i am going to do this. >> well, i was going to give it my best and i was too determined to ever think about quitting or giving up but there were times i wanted to throw my arms up and say i want a hot shower, clean clothing, fresh food but i never actually took the idea seriously >> what was your most memorable moment. >> cape horn was memorable you know, i think every blue water sailor wants to sale cape horn at one point in their life butnorwahls and whales and giant icebergs. >> we have seen a couple pictures this morning were you able to take a lot of pictures or you just had to capture it in your memory because you were busy. >> right yeah, well, i took pictures as often as possible but i lost cameras and things broke and so, the last camera i had, a lot of pictures were taken was a cheap $90 digital camera is all i had left. >> so when you came back into annapolis and received this heros welcome what was going thro

ago pro bono, i was asked to take a look at the drawings regarding the stack issue and the -- the bering will issue. i still will say i'm doing this problem a. they have offered to pay me and i do not want to get involved with the charge. the drawings that have been submitted to them to show that the roof deck structure is what is supporting the deck. and also supports the framing when they remove the bearing walls. there is a a provision set that shows these structural members that were on the original on top of the red supporting the deck are being relocated in the attic space. that is apparently part of their religion permit you approve but i was here during the hearing and i did not understand that not only did you delete the deck, they have moved some of the structural framing members from above the roof into the attic space. the new detail that i am not sure you know you approved show structural members been put in the attic to support this. the building department is looking at the revision and they are ok with that. i have to have something there to support the wall. i'm not sure

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with more choices and fewer calories, america's bere companies are delivering. >> ♪ take a load off bettya classic song. legendary singer and drummer levon helm died of cancer. he started out with bob dylan's band. in recent years he enjoyed success playing soullo shows. he was a great spirit of that generation, 71 years old. >> we want to look at traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> let's head over to adam caskey with a look at what's happening outside. >> beautiful through the first half saturday. damp the second half of saturday and mainly sunday. it's 41 in manassas, 41 in culpeper, 53 in the district, 48 right now in hagerstown. the fall today will burn off by 9:00 a.m., then bright sunshine and a few scattered clouds 74, very comfortable. comfortable tomorrow. there's a great event going on. it's called the family and youth casting call where you can bring kids fishing for free at the fletchers' cove on the canal from 10:00 a.m. through 3:00 p.m.. mid 70's by the end of the event. after 4:00 p.m. tomorrow, showers and storms. off and on rain into sunday. we could see two inches

with more choices and fewer calories, america's bere companies are delivering.tioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> ♪ >> the competition continues to heat up on dancing on abc. the team last night was motown. >> smokey robinson, author reeves, the indentations all performed before. and all the teams hit the dance floor at the same time doing the cha-cha during the motown marathon. there's katherine jenkins, no. 1 yet again. if one point away from a perfect score. >> i am more than happy with 29 points. if i never get any higher than that, that's fine, i'm so happy with where we are right now. >> that neon vest would look really good on you. >> i like it. >> jaleel white in second place. gladys knight is in last place. tonight the bottom two couples will dance for the judges, who will decide who goes home. that's 9:00 tonight on abc 7. i really hope it's not gladys knight. >> she has to stick around for motown. 6:25 right now. still another 30 minutes coming your way. >> marion barry's latest controversial comment. if what the council

sides asked the lay judge to be dismissed for saying on line that the anti-muslim extremist,ander bering breivik, deserves the death penalty for the bombing and mass killings in july. he says the killings were in self-defense to protect norway from muslims taking over the country. >>> today the university of maryland student accused of plotteding a shooting rampage will be in court. alexander song will be there district court today for a hearing. he's accused of posting comments about a planned shooting rampage on campus about five weeks ago. police arrested him earlier this month after a psychological evaluation. song is suspended indefinitely from the school and is prohibited from returning to campus. >>> rick santorum says he will not formally endorse mitt romney now that santorum is a spectator in the race for president. during a conference call with supporters, he was also asked if he would get back in the race. he suspended his campaign last week. santorum said the best anyone can do is stay tuned. >>> romney is moving forward and starting to think about who he'd pick as a running

the search of those missing bere zums today at daybreak. >> very sad story. >>> also, the guy in wisconsin who gets phone call after phone call after dancing with the stars. fans calling to vote for their favorite contestant, but, sorry, wrong number. that must be so annoying. >> i would be annoying as you know what to get those calls. >> i wonder if he's enjoying it. >> i doubt it. he'll be a contestant next season. stay tuned. >>> classes are canceled today in woodward, oklahoma, as the tiny town tries to cope with the monster storm's aftermath. dozens of homes and businesses were destroyed by those powerful winds. >> five people, including three children died when the twister touched down. ginger zee has a look at the damage left behind. >> reporter: imagine seeing this at dusk. a wicked tornado on the horizon. we were there in winoka, oklahoma, as this tornado was born. >> you don't see it touch all the way to the ground but it is a full tornado. you can see some of it at the base and the top. when those two meet, that's how they form. >> just touching down. watch this. then they multi

you are bere its final flight. the granddaddy of a program. it was the next wave of a space race that had americans holding their breath. a craft so futuristic and exciting president ford told nasa to name it after captain kirk's ship from the legendary show "star trek." >> space, the final frontier. these are the voyages of the starship "enterprise." its five-year mission to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life. >> we did go where no man had gone before and today we take you to washington where just minutes from now the "enterprise" will take off for new york city. let's start in miami. john zarrella kicks off our coverage. i'm ready for some spectacular pictures. >> no question about it. this ought to be sensational. it was supposed to be named the "constitution" but with the power of the trekies they got the president to change the name to "enterprise." around 9:30 a.m., it will take off. this is rodney dangerfield of space shuttles. built in the '70s as you said. it was the very first space shuttle to fly but it never flew in s

and the bering sea is shut down with a lot of ice. we'll see those pictures on that deadliest catch, we'll be seeing some of those pictures as soon as they put that into edit. >> i like the heat. thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> top of the hour and suzanne malveaux. no grand jury will be used in the case involving the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. that decision came just a short time ago from special prosecutor angela corey. her office says the decision should not be considered a factor in the final determination of the case. an attorney for the shooter, george zimmerman, calls it a courageous move. while an attorney for trayvon martin's family says the family is trying to have patience. >>> north korea thumbing its nose at the world. any day now could launch this rocket which would violate a u.n. resolution. much of the world sees this as a possible test for a long-range missile that would be capable of reaching the united states. now south korea is warning that the north is trying to provoke an angry international r

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. >> you remember back in 2009, danville pilot sully surgical bering safely landed that plane on the hudson river after bird strikes knocked out both engines. >>> we're learning a lot more about some of the secret service agents who have lost their jobs in the prostitution scandal. and as ktvu's allison burns reports, more agents could be getting the ax today. >> reporter: members of congress getting briefed on this scandal expect more firings or resignations as a result of lie detector tests come in. three agents have been ousted so far. here's a facebook post from one of them. supervisor david cheney was protecting vice presidential candidate sarah palin in 2008, and commented on the post -- i was really checking her out, if you know what i mean. the new york post also has one of pictures of one of call girls who exposed the scandal. she's a 24-year-old. on capitol hill, members of congress are demanding to know how the agency let this happen. >> it's a stunning thing. it's actually disgusting. there has to be an investigation to see how this could have happened and those responsib