burke when you're talking about some of the regulatory compliance. and you'll find this shocking, but across the board we continue to hear about over regulation, duplicative regulation which is inhibiting our ability to be able to make common sense decisions, increasing costs. when we're talking about the forests, don't they actually filter water for us? isn't that one of the clean sources coming out? >> that's correct. excuse me. that's correct. if you think again of the forest as our watershed, it's accomplishing several things. it's allowing the water to proceed to streams and rivers gently and carefully but also filters it. on our farm, for example, under crp we have filter strips that are grassy areas that filter the nutrients before they reach the streams. on our forested areas in compliance with many of the farm bill programs, again, not regulatory compliance but incentive-based voluntary compliance we are leaving forested buffers under the bmps which protect the water quality, and i'll second your concern about fire. even though we speak for

burke was noting about water quality issues. if these forces burn, what type of impact is that going to have on water quality? >> that's absolutely devastating, sir. if you look at what happened after some of the big fires in colorado to the denver watershed in particular the costs are astronomical. those are individuals paying a great deal more in the city of denver because they're relying on water from other parts of the state to be clean and healthy. the fact of the matter is when these trees burn and the soil is scorched it doesn't hold the water, it doesn't filter the water and we have tremendous impacts on our reservoirs because they fill up with sediment. >> would it be accurate to be able to say if we do not folsom of the prescriptions mr. burke and others are speaking to now, to manage healthy forests, we can literally sterilize the stoil with high fire through these areas. when we're talking about protecting our water, protects our watersheds in the west where we have maybe 12, 14 inches of rainfall that comes in a tot

burke has these problems in virginia. he told me the trees that i have with pine beetles were at the mill before the beetles woke up pore winter. >> i yield back, mr. chairman. >> i'll recognize the gentleman from plachlt for mr. sutherland. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. schwab continuing on the note from my good friend from colorado, you had mentioned in your testimony that our nation's loggers are in trouble. in a recent study completed indicates we have lost close to 40% of logging capacity here in the united states. i personally know many of these small family-owned businesses and know they contribute greatly to communities wherein employment is hovering between 15% and 20%. we would prefer promoting job creation and chick stability here in the united states. could you quickly elaborate on the major challenges you face, you know, today in your history. because i know your family business, i know the impact you have on your community and i know it's a sacrifice for you to be here. i mean, what are the top two biggest

burke. mr. dye, proceed when you're ready. >> chairman thompson, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear today on behalf of the national association of state foresters, as stewards of more than two-thirds of america's forests and state and private ownersh ownerships, state forests receive outreach and financial assistance as well as wildfire protection in partnership with the u.s. forest service, nrcs and other agencies. my comments are endorsed by state foresters who -- my written statement includes a complete set of priority recommendations from nasf. the development of state wide forest resource estimates and strategies was an important outcome of the 2008 farm bill. these forest action plans provide an analysis of forest conditions in each state and delineate a priority role and urban forest landscape issues and areas. common among the threats, to forest identified in the forest action plan included, forest pests, invasive species, fuel loads and wildfire, loss o

he turned edmund burke's vision in any direction he chose.imbued biblical subjects lie the fifth plague of egypt with the awesome power of nature's destructive forces. the swirling mists of the alpine blizzard that the carthaginian general hannibal and his army encountered while crossing into italy merged the sublime with the vaunted genre of history painting. turner was always attentive to his career. he had opened a gallery of his own where he could show his works-- and keep the sales commissions. the 31 year-old painter was appointed professor of perspective at the royal academy. he used that pulpit to promote the possibilities of landscape painting as equal to history painting, urging his students by saying-- (reader) "to select combine and concentrate that which is beautiful in nature and admirable in art is as much the business of the landscape painter in his line as in the other departments of art." (narrator) turner lived through one of the most patriotic periods in british history. the french revolution descended into violence. louis

we went to the biggest name ed burke longest serving alderman in the city council there when sweetheartd us to come talk after council meeting look what abruptly happened when we did. he zipped past the camera. >> why so touchy? he remembered he gave stamp of approval to advance this sweetheart deal more than 20 years ago >> they told me first to tell you >> back when this started tragedy struck a city council three alderman died of heart attacks the last two happened three weeks apart. in those days salaries were lower and pensions less they even said nothing before the window the alderman used heartfelt moment to sign a resolution pushing for better pension deal for themselves. young mayor daley just starting a dynasty his allies now in springfield powered through the pension for the aldermen perfect timing for a mayor who needed to city council support >> the daily administration purposefully got alderman pensions so you would fall in line? >> that was before my time it is interesting you can look at that and a couple of ways. >>you can say they sweeten the pot to bring new people an

master le ran a university in burke. autria godfrey is there with more of the accusations leveled against him. >> le is such a successful instructor here in springfield that he was in the process of expanding. he has a new studio on construction in burke virginia, but tonight he stands accused of molesting two under-aged students, one at his studio, one at his home. >> he did not seem to be a particularly nice person. >> he is accused of inappropriate sexual misconduct with two underage students at his martial arts academy. fairfax county police began investigating last june when a former student accused him of inappropriate sexual contact from 2003 to 2005. the detectives then can across a second victim who says that he had inappropriate conduct with her in 2008. >> i cannot imagine that. >> not wanting to be on camera, one parent, whose daughter goes to a different martial arts school says he is disgusted to hear of the charges. this person said that his method of training raised eyebrows. >> running in the snow barefo

he turned edmund burke's vision in any direction he chose.imbued biblical subjects lie the fifth plague of egypt with the awesome power of nature's destructive forces. the swirling mists of the alpine blizzard that the carthaginian general hannibal and his army encountered while crossing into italy merged the sublime with the vaunted genre of history painting. turner was always attentive to his career. he had opened a gallery of his own where he could show his works-- and keep the sales commissions. the 31 year-old painter was appointed professor of perspective at the royal academy. he used that pulpit to promote the possibilities of landscape painting as equal to history painting, urging his students by saying-- (reader) "to select combine and concentrate that which is beautiful in nature and admirable in art is as much the business of the landscape painter in his line as in the other departments of art." (narrator) turner lived through one of the most patriotic periods in british history. the french revolution descended into violence. louis

burke. please go ahead and proceed when you're ready, dye. >> state foresters deliver outreach, technical and financial assistance as well as wildfire protection in partnership with the u.s. forest service, nrcs and other usda agencies. my comments this afternoon, recommendations for the 2012 farm bill endorsed by state foresters that support the conservation and management of the nation's forest. my written statement includes a complete set of priority recommendations from nasf. the development of statewide forest resource assessments and strategies was an important outcome of the 2008 form bill. these forest action plans provided analysis of forest conditions and trends in each state and delineate a priority role and urban force landscape issues and areas, common among the threats to forests identified in the forest action plan included forest pests, invasive species, fuel loads and wildfire, loss of forest to development, threats to urban and community forest. the forest action plans also

the other was from burke, virginia. canadian investigators also say they have one piece of evidence that may help determine which man was piloting the plane. >> reporter: this is the aftermath in fauquier county where two small planes came together in the skies. for the first time, investigators paint a preliminary picture of what happened monday afternoon. >> the bonanza, the beechcraft, came apart into at least two pieces. the main structure of the front seats, the engine and the main wings, was one main piece. the aft part of the aircraft came apart in a few other pieces and land away from that primary location. >> the beechcraft plane caught on fire killed in the crash where 57-year-old paul gardella of burke who worked as a flight instructor and jails mike duncan of bethesda. a doctor with the national transportation safety board. duncan on the far left and others were honored by the president after leading the medical team that inspected the site where 33 chilean miners were trapped recommendations that helped sav

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burke might want to get into it. the ninth district court ruling on making forest roads point source. can you kind of explain a little bit how best management practices versus just going to get an mps permit to be a point source. what's the best workable solution and how big of a problem was this issue. >> sir, being from the neighboring state ohio, wednesday as you may be aware, i want to cite we have an excellent program in that strait and other states surrounding states do also very similar. bmsst is handling small water in quantities to promote sedimentation of the states waters. all state ace cross the nation have varying degrees of this program. but it's something that the state forestry agencies have handled for 35 years or more. we recognize the importance of it. and we feel that this is being handled in anything further would simply be duplication and added expense. >> would you agree that just going and forcing producers, farmers whatever to go out and get an mps permit and set certain levels it doesn't rea

burke, you mentioned that right now unchts s dnchts a doesn't recognize that as biobase. can you tell us why that is the case? >> well, the way that -- the way the legislation has been incorporated or the regulations that have been drafted, there is language that requires that it be a new product with a certain date and if you look at products, for example, that come off of my farm, an example would be hardwood that's made into pallets, there are pallets that come from overseas that are made of hemp which compete and get the labeling and also would be what a federal agency would have to procure over and instead of the products that's made locally on my farm. and i think that's an unintended consequence of the legislation and our recommendation is that the playing field be leveled so that all biobase products, whether they're traditional or new, would be recognized that would create more jobs and stimulate the economy. and that's particularly important in the forest industry at this time because the forest industry is still struggling with one of the worst downturns since

he understands the corporate culture of burke shyer and i said so it's a man, right.es it's a man because he has women manager we got that out of him but we wanted to know his thoughts on the economy and what it would take to get the economy back. until he said household formation and people moving back into owning homes we will not see this economy come back. what would hurt tonight he believes that a value added tax. if that were to be instituted. it's not a good idea and what about raising the minimum wage. you heard calls from some points of the economy people talking about raising that minimum wag wage. he is against it. and here's why. >> problem with raising the minimum wage is it takes people out of the labor force. a market economy is brutal in many ways. it's wonderful. created this country. done wonders for the country over all. but if you set a minimum wage that is too high for the ability of the person that the market has to hire all you have done is driven them from employment. >>reporter: 70 plus businesses so he probably doesn't want to be raising cert

we'll go to a live shot southbound on i-275 at clarks burke. -- 270 at clarks burke. you have off and on delays but the lanes are open. more on the situation on the beltway at 6:11. >>> at the top of the hour, we are following breaking news now. two deadly stabbings in the district in just one hour. >> the investigation into one of the stabbings is tying up the commute. delia goncalves is live in northwest with the latest. delia? >> reporter: an update for you, andrea. traffic is flowing smoothly about four hours into this investigation here on 5th and florida in northwest. the crime scene tape has been cleared. however, the only indication of this crash is this pole, this light pole that is sitting in the middle of this corner here. apparently it appears that the car carried this pole, uprooted the pole from somewhere and take a close look a little further down the block. you can see it appears and as our cameraman is zooming in, kevin king zooming in to give you a closer look, appears that could be the source of where this light pole was first knocked over by this v

now getting wet again in alexandria, over toward fairfax city to burke, near chantilly. south of there, woodbridge to dale city, quantico, getting moderate showers. so it's a wet commute along i-95 coming from the south, heading toward the beltway. and farther to the east, a few sprinkles northern anne arundel county, rather calvert into southern anne arundel, that is going to be moving toward the metro area, too. over the next hour. right now, we are in the low to mid 60s so we're off to a cool start. we'll hold steady in the 60s throughout much of the morning. throughout the rest of the day today. yes, have the umbrella handy. occasional showers through mid morning, we'll still be in the 60s. by noontime for your lunch hour, you may need an umbrella, as well, as you dart to lunch. we'll have it near 70 by then. heading back home, by late afternoon, maybe thunder and lightning. low 70s by late afternoon. a closeup look in ten minutes. danella? >>> good morning. for now thing are looking not so bad at all. really nice actually traveling along i-270. we'll head up togethe

>> reporter: one point behind them, william levy and his partner cheryl burke for a booty shaking samba. >> it's really good when you work so hard. it feels good. we got a perfect score. >> in third place donald driver and his partner peta murgatroyd with a samba one judge called an a plus. >> just forget the two 10's. we'll get it. we'll get it now. we're ready. we got a lot have you tricks up our sleeves. >> reporter: katherine jenkins and her partner started off and then a misstep got them a fourth place finish. >> we've been working really, really hard. i think she's one of the strongest dancers on the show before we find out who makes the finals we'll get some musical numbers. in los angeles, george pennachio for abc2 news. >> always tells the truth. >> 80 at bwi. this is an interesting shot. you can see it. we had this humid day. you can see the smoke and some sun is coming out late in the day, so looking better to finish this day. in annapolis the mid-shipmen, the freshmen class getting their sea trowels underway. and the weather was decent for them. summit ridge, clouds mixed wi

. >> coming up, stephen straus burke cranks out a big >> thousands of girls on the run taking part in a 5 k race at george mason university. today's race was the premiere at springtime of and for the girls on the run program. 3500 schools participated. girls on the run encourages preteen girls to live a healthy lifestyle. >> in arlington, there was a big turnout at the annual pace of arlington. >> more than 35 restaurants took part with the tons of great food. there was lots of fun activities for families. if you were out there this afternoon, he might have seen several members of our staff. we are pleased to be a part of this. >> when we are coming up at 6:30 a beautiful area, beautiful ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly at you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer

burke. please, go ahead and proceed when you are ready. >> chairman thompson, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear today on behalf of the national association of the state foresters and two-thirds of america's forest in the state and private ownership, state foresters deliver outreach, technical and financial assistance as well as fire protection and partnership as well as the forest service and other u.s. agencies other recommendations for the 2012 farm bill endorsed by the state foresters that support the conservation and management of the nation's force. my written statement includes a complete set of traer eddy the commissions from the ansf. it is a lot of the statewide resource estimates and strategies was an important outcome of the 2008 farm bill. these action plans provided analysis of the conditions and trends in each state and they have a pretty role in urban force landscape issues scenarios. common among the threats identified in the action plan inc

we may as well use it for the broadest burke as possible, which is helping our city become a better city, a city that knows how to do everything better by using technology and encouraging the brightest minds in innovation to help us. i will be there. i will be watching all the ideas that come forth. we will ask you as part of the audience to help us with the challenge, and then we are going to ask you to give us even more ideas that you might have as to how to improve our system. muni is on the front line today. we launch it today. then, we invite the audience of the whole bay area to submit their support for the best ideas possible as to how we improved our city. with that, thank you, and congratulations for your 16th year in san francisco. let's roll the video. [applause] ♪ >> well, all right. isn't that exciting? let's give the mayor another round of applause. thank you very much. >> the public wants to access particular information about your house or neighborhood we point them to gis. gis is a combination of maps and data. not a graphic you see on a screen. you get the traffic for t

so they went out to a whom on burke avenue. abc2 news roosevelt leftwich has more. >> reporter: county police are calling it a possible sexual assault. it happened across from towson u. detectives isn't several hours trying to find evidence. police say they received a call at around 4:25 from a person in the house. someone in the house had been aculted -- assaulted. they're still investigating meantime, neighbors say the house was full of people tend went on into the wee hours of the morning. they have a vague description. the condition of the victim at this point is not known. reporting live in towson, roosevelt leftwich, website whoib whoib -- abc2 news. >> will the sun be sticking around for the memorial day? let's check in with wyatt everhart. you did a survey. nine out of 10 of your friends will be at the beach. >> they're all going to the beach. where are you going for memorial day weekend, the beach. it will be hot around here. we're on the eve of the kickoff of the big weekend and not a lot of activity now but there are

. >> i hope common sense will tell you no amount of shoes is going to make you look like brook burkeburke. >> reagan painter was shopping for bargain deals at his lot ca k-matters noechl it issed a lot of items remaining and he bought the items and donated it for charity. >> this year we'll have enough hats, clothes, and flovs. >> there won't be any needy people cold this win termination i don't think. >> painter said the items amounted to $200,000. w he could have made money, instead decided to help people. >> our time right now, 5:26. coming up, remembering the fod father of go-go. what members of d.c. are saying about the life and career of chuck brown. >>> also ahead a new vision of the new moniment. the proposals for giving the landmark a new makeover. >> you're look at current temperatures. you can see it's a little cooler this morning in some places. how warm it will get today next as part of your "weather & >>> looking at a stories making headlines this morning at 5:29. the d.c. community is mourning the loss of music legend chuck brown. the godfather of go-go. that in just m

the passenger of burk. paul wagner joins us new with more. paul? >> reporter: the last few hours, we have been able to learn the pilot is an internist who recently took a job with the national transportation safety board as the chief technical advisor for medical issues. officials say dr. duncan was at the controls of the plane when it collided with a single- engine piper that just took off from culpeper airport. according to online records, the beachcraft was built in 1979 and co-owned with a woman identified as candace duncan. it indicates it was in compliance with federal regulations. with the doctor's connections to the ntsb, the investigative agency asked the canadian transportation board to probe what happened. the pilot of the piper, 70-year- old thomas probin, survived the collision and was able to land in a field. he walked away with minor injuries and he is an investigator with the federal aviation system. the weather was clear when the planes collided on monday and one of the planes caught fire after the impact. at the bethesda and buc h

edmund burke said it this way. all that it takes for evil to triumph is for good men or women to do nothing. in other words, democracy is not a spectator sport. the great country you have today will only be that way with your direct bearing and involvement. in 2012, my daughter was serving as a platoon leader in iran. in that year, 70% of the voters in iraq, after 25 years of tyranny, came to the polls to vote, and had to worry about snipers and oppression. yet in that same year i was running for attorney general, only 45% of the people in virginia cared enough to come out and vote for their governor, lieutenant governor, and attorney general. i tell you, that is not acceptable. that is not a live and vibrant democracy. many people your age today are serving in korea and germany and afghanistan and iraq, and places around the country. so i tell you, stand up for them. honor their commitment by standing up for the american ideals. learn, sir, vote. make a difference. -- learned, served, vote. make a difference. [app

. >> reporter: william levy and cheryl burke fox trotted their way to perfection. >> when i saw a 10 and the third 10 thought what. >> reporter: they came back for triple nines. one point behind them, roshon fegan and chelsie hightower. the only two left that have been in the bottom two. >> it feels great, per fblght. we've been working hard. >> reporter: tied for third, donald driver and peta murgatroyd. >> i told her i needed her shoulders and it worked. i just didn't want my booty to hit her in the head. >> reporter: then a wardrobe malfunction. >> so it shouldn't be bloat knee. >> we think it was sabotage. >> reporter: maria menounos and derek hough landed in fifth place. >> to get two 10's, i literally thought i was going to die. >> i'm not done yet. i just thank you so much. just this far has been incredible. >> reporter: al the excitement will soon turn to sadness. tonight there is the dreaded double elimination. los angeles, george pennachio for abc2 news. >> coming up, caught on tape, a nightmare shown on a highway. we'll show you more of this dramatic crash. we'll tell you

. >> reporter: william levy and cheryl burke are tied for third along with donald driver and peta murgatroyd we're trying to match them now. >> as the weeks go by, i think i'm getting to be a better dancer. >> reporter: in fifth, roshon fegan and chelsie hightower. judge carrie ann inaba gave them a hug. in sixth place, jaleel white and kym johnson eye try to approach the judges with things i can apply. >> reporter: in last place melissa gilbert and maksim chmerkovskiy. >> the only thing that will keep us in the competition is if we're not in the bottom. >> reporter: gavin degraw returns to the ballroom but not to dance. this time he will be singing and one more couple goes home. george pennachio for abc news. >>> a common pesticide may influence brain development in children. what lasting changes could affect your child's development. as the weather warms up, some women want to show some skin. we're working for you tonight with some tips to tone up. >>> a disturbing study finds the number of babies adictsed to pain killers is soaring. in 2009 more than 13,000 babies were born with neonatal

the winner is anybody's call, william levy and cheryl burke had the cha cha. donald driver and peta murgatroyd melted the judges. but it was classical singer katherine jenkins and mark ballas who wowed with their latin infused paso, with a perfect score. all season week after week, those eliminations, some predictable. martina navratilova probably had better moves on the court than the dance floor. and tv host martina navratilova and -- maria menounos and derek hough. and then they were sent home. then menounos spent much of the season hurt and in main and still near the top spot. america will soon know whether it's a singer, actress or professional football player who will be the "dancing with the stars" champ. it could all come down to what happens tonight. each finalist will perform a 24-hour routine. talk about pressure, this contest feels very, very close. reporting for abc2 news. >> just hours away now and, kelly, i have a feeling that our blogger was tossing and turning last night, not getting much sleep because we now will know tonight, so stay tuned.

this is from a lobster. [ laughter ] he said, "we've been brooke burke fans for many years now. a great job co-hosting 'dancing with the stars.' we always bought her sexy swimsuit calendars. it's unfortunate that she thinks so poorly of us. but alas, we remain fans and shall forever until her last blessed breath on this beloved earth." [ laughter ] >> steve: think that was from -- >> jimmy: from a lobster, yeah. here is a quote from george eliot, who is actually a lady who wrote under a male pen name. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yeah. she's a famous british novelist. she said, "it is never too late to be what you might have been." i like that. very inspiring. here is another one from george eliot. "unless you're wilford brimley, then you're pretty much stuck being the crotchety guy who looks like a walrus." [ laughter ] a little mean. why would she have to say that? [ applause ] >> steve: you think she saw into the future? >> jimmy: that's all. i don't know. here is a quote from former president franklin delano roosevelt, a.k.a., fdr. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he said, "the only thi

there is something hefty about burke and the founders, something durable. i also trace liberalism's ancestries, but it does not go back to venn ferrell in thinkers. rather, it goes back to jean jacques rousseau, the first limousine liberal, and to karl marx, the world's chief theoretician of column tock rah si. more recently, there is our stealth socialist in the white house whose inspiration seems came from saul olin sky, the community activist, who in his youth i am told stole hub caps, and at times he stole whole automobiles. the intellectual history of the left is full of pose yours, him from program in artists and inwe tempts. you would not expect russo or marx to be capable of boiling an egg, let alone throwing it. imagine either with a molotov cocktail. marx would probably drink it. he was always a quarrelsome drunk who drank cheap stuff. along the road to liberalism's demise, there were historic moments as i record in my book. there were two civil wars in 1948 and 1972. in 1948 the more sober and acceptable liberals won. in 1972 the zanies won. and

southbound on 95, heavy rain on woodbrige, pushing burke and fairfax station, that will approach thetern edge of the beltway shortly. temperatures in the 60's. sunny breaks later this morning. rain this afternoon, highs in the mid to upper 70's. >> it's not having a sizable impact except that it's forcing people to slow down on the highway. that's not a bad thing. it has scared away a lot of construction crews. us. is helping let's go to virginia. focused on maryland's last time. more of the same, rain, road spray, a little ponding because down. rain that's coming but no accidents and no construction really. we will keep an eye on it. back to you. >> thank you. 4:42, 63 degrees outside. >> day two of the special session maryland, what lawmakers expect to tackle. >> a health scare on "dancing with a heyou're going down!cing with it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them. former university maryland student accused of posting online threats has a in upperoday marlborough. alexander song was arrested in threateninglegedly spree ona shooting ca

burke said, i have 4,000 acres of timber on my farm. the whole family has about 18,000 acres of timberland. we maintain our own roads. when we cut timber, we try not to have large timber fail. we take out a retainer up front. they pay us and amount of money to make sure that if there are any stream crosses the were disturbed, there to be put back the way they were. -- they are to be put back the way they were. we can handle this. being in the conservation districts, we speak of being locally-lead. it is also a volunteer movement. having guidelines to go on. i see this as a non-issue. >> many of us do as well. is that ok, mr. chairman? >> just a very briefly, you have all made excellent points. hasnation's chief forester said that voluntary forces are doing the job. i have the resources to back up that information. >> without objection. >> i would ask that could be added to the record. >> absolutely. >> the real issue is that forest owners estimate the cost to be almost $6 billion, if this was a regulatory action that came down from the

and today it finished below $29 a share that means marks at the burke has dropped off the world's 48 richest people's list and is been replaced by mexican billionaire. even so face book is moving ahead with plans to expand and tonight is a big step closer. and the park city council unanimously approved the final environmental impact reports the city says the benefits far outweigh the problems this book is now and prove to have all 9400 employees which is almost three times its current work force. so i think this book that's a good neighbor and a proven already to a good neighbor. and i don't think you did anything that actually protected myself in terms of the pollution that the cars are going to have in my neighborhood. as part of the deal facebook will cap the number of employees to drive to work make for improvements and pay the city millions of dollars over the next decade. >>> a massive new cyber weapon a computer virus so sophisticated can turn on the microphone, a computer to listen to conversations. can such information from your cell phone. stephen martin on the apparent tar

. >> that was roland burke. >> edvard munch's "the scream" is arguably one of the most recognized images in art history. it is also very much a part of pop history, used on everything from cartoons to t- shirts. now it has become the most expensive, fetching $120 million. >> edvard munch's "the scream". >> the unmistakable image of edvard munch's "the scream." of the four images that exist, this was the most sought after. he wrote a poem on the frame. it was auctioned in an evening in new york. the timing was delivered to heighten the sense of occasion and attract wealthy investors in asia who were just waking up. seven bidders began competing. the opening offer was $40 million. the price just kept on going up. >> $106 million. >> it was an intense competition between two telephone bidders for 12 tense minutes that drove the final selling price to eight high.ia historic it was sold for $120 million to an unnamed buyer. the price far exceeding the auction house estimates of $80 million. the seller was a norwegian businessman. his father was a friend of the artist. more than 100 years afte

now, before brooke burke sends that cranky british judge to yell at me or i get an angry call from kris complaint is not against the spokes people, it's against the company. it's not even a court ruling or an admission on wrongdoing. i'm no expert but if you're trying to sell a product, how about a little demonstration of the end result. >> glh means great-looking hair. just spray it on and it instantly covers your bald spot, leaving you with great-looking hair. >> that's what i'm talking about. i don't care who you get to sell your sneakers, it's going to take more than kim kardashian to top what we can agree is the most talked about ad. ladies and gentlemen, the shake weight. >> this is not a workout, this is a revolution. this is shake weight for men, and it's going to kick your butt. >> the shake weight. federal trade commission has spoken and we've heard them loud and clear on the ridicu-list. "early start" starts right now. >> good morning to you. welcome to "early start." i'm zoraida sambolin. >> and i'm ali velshi. ashleigh banfield is on assignment. did you sleep well last

now, before brooke burke sends that cranky british judge to yell at me or i get an angry call from kris complaint is not against the spokes people, it's against the company. it's not even a court ruling or an admission on wrongdoing. i'm no expert but if you're trying to sell a product, how about a little demonstration of the end result. >> glh means great-looking hair. just spray it on and it instantly covers your bald spot, leaving you with great-looking hair. >> that's what i'm talking about. i don't care who you get to sell your sneakers, it's going to take more than kim kardashian to

tough here as we look in and around just west of annandale, really, and this storm is moved up between burk and franconia and west of annandale and some we can kind of estimate and this is the last six hours, how much rain has fame. not bad for the eastern suburbs. the district is getting it and we found some heavy doppler estimated rain totals including not too far from gainesville, another 2 1/2 inches of rain and that is that prospect we v prince william is saturated and with that 2 1/2 inches, not far from the fairfax-loudoun county line and in to northwest, we picked up .8 of an inch and that is some thunder rolling out there and we're beginning to see a trough moving toward the northwest and some drying is occurring to the south and east. the storms might be moving back over areas in the west and they got hit yesterday. be cautious of the rain occurring tonight and into is going to begin to settle down. we could do this again tomorrow and we're up to 82 degrees tomorrow and not as much coverage tomorrow and a little less widespread on friday and can not remove them from the forecast j

as of now, hay market, burke also getting in on some of that moderate action as we go through the remainder of the morning. also visibility issues and boom, i just got the update in baltimore so we do have only about 8 miles of visibility there. let's get a check of traffic with lauren. good morning. how are the roads? >> do expect a lot of reduced visibility across the region. might be a good morning to turn on those low beams. we do have a water main break that continues to block all but one westbound lane right at windsor mill road. and no delays on that west side and it will remain clear as you travel that outer loop all the way up to 83. and if you are traveling on 83 here's a live look just north of 695. fortunately everything will be up to speed. we do of course have all that construction as you make your drive on to the jfx that's blocking one lane in both directions but everything up to speed. great progress and it should be finished by early june and 895 also going to be clear. here's a look at odonald street. that's a look at your abc 2 time saver traffic. back over to you. >>> l

. >> for mike burke whose firefighter brother was killed on 9/11 there's symbolism in the timing of this. >> it's coming close to the anniversary of bin laden's death. so it's a poetic justice. >> the title of tallest building has been reclaimed by a skyscraper soaring over downtown, symbolizing the rising from ground zero. >> this is g.m.t. i'm george. the headlines. a damning report by british parliamentary committee judged the media tycoon, rupert murdoch, is not a fit person to run a major international company. across europe there's been may day rallies and uprisings in protest of austerity programs. well, business news with aaron now. listen, we've been talking about recession and all that. but one country never actually suffered. that's australia. but things are slightly different now. >> yes. some are saying, look. the reserve bank. i can get away with that, i'm australian. >> but today interest rate cuts were made. half of one percent. they took the main rate down from 4.25 to 4.75%. i think it's important also to stress perhaps that the headache for the policymakers of recent t

shane burke of baltimore was rock climbing with his friend.team had to help him rappel down from the side of a cliff. burke was stuck up there for a couple hours but wasn't hurt. he says he thinks it might be a while before he tries to climb again. >>> doug is at nationals park because -- why wouldn't he be? >> what are we doing in here? >> really. >> hey, doug. >> that is exactly right, jim. my question to everybody else out there, why aren't you here tonight or really over the last couple days? been looking out here, we had the 1:00 game the other day. not too many people in the stands. guys, the weather has been fantastic. come on down to nats park. tonight military appreciation night. if you're in the military, have a valid military i.d. even if you're retired or reservist you can get in for free tonight so that's the good news. plus you get an extra ticket. you can get two tickets to tonight's game as we take on the pirates behind me. i was talking to the pirates -- the pirates' skipper a little earlier about their game. he is saying, hey

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. >> mark burk hosts the server night at a stake house. >> the second woman shot inside a church diede continues to help others. >> a new plea for help from a man held by al-qaeda in pakistan. >> more news and your first traffic report in a couple of minutes. ♪ so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we don't care anymore? we just eat whatever tastes good? excuse me? [ man ] like these sweet honey clusters, they're awesome so no way they're good for you. but i guess that's okay right? actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? ya know? cancel the gym membership. bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> good morning. it's coming up on 5 o'clock. there's that super full mon this morning -- moon this morning. sharon is watching the roads and marty is in first warning weather sglchl >> it's 14% --

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