jim huli has more. >> scott carpenter was a nasa elite. chose in 1959 as an original astronaut to join the space flight program and the space race against the soviets. >> they are the first rock stars. >> it was the cold war. the american program was struggling. scott carpenter and his colleagues were determined to win. >> it was a special time in u.s. history. obviously, you know, proud of dad for being selected. >> candy carpenter was five when her father climbed that a capsule and soared into space. >> i remember a lot of press, a lot of cameras wherever we went. they are always handling it with great humility. >> carpenter was at the nasa microphone in 1972 giving this send off to his friend john glenn on his first orbital flight. >> god speed, john glenn. the navy aviator would be next, in may that year. the mercury astronauts represented a time. scott carpenter named his cap tulle "aurora 7" after a street where he grew up. scott carpenter used his scientific knowledge in a different way - conducting research at the bottom of the oce

so carpenter and sandoval have turned it to their own advantage. seizing the right kite can help investigators shut down a gang war before it happens. >> it's excellent information for us. these guys keep track of their infantry, their weapons and are able to plan assault attacks. anybody trying to take rank, we find out right away. certain gangs have certain openings. as soon as we see that, we already know who it is. it says greetings, family, i come in the vision. and then it says i come in the vision of our great leader. that's a disciple. >> it not about being worried about us catching it. it's about getting it to the person they want. that's more important than the kite getting caught for them. >> as summer begins, carpenter and sandoval discover a major threat developing on the compound. they've seized numerous kites pointing to a civil war between chicago's largest criminal organization both inside the jail and on the street. >> there are two guys who believe they're in charge. they're housed in opposite buildings but they have followings i

scott carpenter and his colleagues were determined to win. >> it was a special time in u.s. history. obviously, you know, proud of dad for being selected. >> candy was just five when her father climbed into her capsule and stormed into space. >> i remember a lot of press, a lot of cameras wherever we went, and dad handled it with great humility. >> carpenter was at the nasa microphone in february 1962 and gave this send off to his friend john glenn, on this flight. >> god speed, john glenn. >> the naval aviator would be next. >> scott carpenter became the epitome of the home town hero. he named the capsule "aurora 7." this school at city park bears his name. >> scott carpenter not only explored space, but used his knowledge in a different way - conducting research at the bottom of the o. scott carpenter spent 28 days sitting at the bottom of the pacific in sealab. >> it was 300 metres below the surface, off the coast of california. it was a lab designed to test how long human being could live under water for extended periods. he's the only person who is both an astronaut and

>> reporter: yes, you know, we talked to candy carpenter just a while ago, the daughter of scott carpentershe lives here in the boulder area. she's inside for the services. she said her dad was just a humble man. he did so much for the country, but he just maintained a great attitude about his place in history and his place in america, richelle. >> it will be a wonderful celebration of his accomplishments and his life. jim, thank you so much. >>> more than 10,000 people are rallying in france today. protesting new taxes, demonstrators are riled up and tear gas is raining down on them according to a "la monde" reporter. we're at the protest in france's western city. >> reporter: several thousand people here in northwest france. they're furious about this ecotax that president hollande wants to introduce. he's already backtracked slightly. he said he'll suspend it for more talks, but the people here want it scrapped all together. they say it will jeopardize their livelihoods. the area has been hit hard recently by factory closures, mainly in the food processing business. they say that they'r

today hundreds said goodbye to scoti carpenter. we have more on the final salute. scoti carpenter was an elite, chosen as one the mercury astronauts to join the space program in a space race against the soviets. >> they were the first rock stars. >> it was a cold war. the american program struggled, carpenter and his colleagues were determined to win. >> it was a special time in u.s. history. very proud of dad for being selected. >> candy carpenter was five when his father climbed into his capsule and soared into space. the time is etched in his memory. >> i remember a lot of press, a lot of cameras wherever we went. and they handled it with great humility. >> carpenter was at the nasa microphone, and gave this send off to john glenn on this historical flight. >> god speed, john glenn. the navy aviator would be next. >> it represented a bold time for america, and scoti carpenter was the epitome of the home-town hero. he named his capsule "aurora 7" after the street where he grew up. scoti carpenter used his scientific knowledge in a different way, conducting resear

scoti carpenter died this month and his furniture was hold. he's being remembered as one of america's first seven astronauts. >> scoti carpenter was one of the nasa's elite, chosen as one of the original "mercury" astronauts in the space race against the soviets. >> they were the first rock stars. >> it was the cold war, the american program struggled. scoti carpenter about and his colleagues were determined to win. >> it was a special time. obviously proud of dad for being selected. >> candy was five when her father climbed into her capsule. the time is etched in her memory. i remember a lot of press, a lot of - cameras, wherever we went. and they handled it with great humility. >> scoti carpenter was at the nasa microphone in "62. giving this send off. "good speed, john glenn." the naval aviator would be next. the mercury astronauts represented a bold time. scoti carpenter was the epitome of the hero. >> he named his capsule after the street where he grew up. >> scoti carpenter not only explored space, he used his scientific knowledge in a d

you may know scoti carpenter's voice better than his face. he was the man behind the nasa mike in february 1962 who uttered the famous words "god speed john glenn", sending his friend soaring into the sky, february 1962. john glenn is here to give the eulogy. with scoti carpenter's passing john glenn is the sole survivor of the original mercury 7 astronauts. >> it is another college football saturday. there were key nca match ups. darren hays will have that and more in sports. >> why honey bees are dying in canada and the devastating impact it could have on our food. o >>> honey bees in canada are dying. it's putting crops at risk. some blame a nicotine-based pesticide. many factories insist it's safe. >> this area is a paradise for bees. the natural vegetation and plant diversity. >> a third generation bee keeper this man is known for the quality of the honey bees he raises to sell to other beekeepers. he's finding far too many of his carefully nurtured charges devastating and dying. >> bees sitting on plant leaves, hundreds of bees, running

scott carpenter being the fourth american to travel into space. he is being laid to rest in boulder, colorado. a family member told me a short time ago that carpenter was an altar boy here many, many years ago. carpenter was among the "mercury" astronauts, the "mercury 7", the first to fly into space. he was the fourthman to travel into space and went up behind john glen. they were good friends and neighbours during the early days of the nasa space program. john glen is here, among the astronauts here from nasa as honorary pallbearers. carpenter was the man behind the nasa mike in february 1962 who ordered the famous words "god speed, john glen", sending his friend soaring into the sky, in february 1962. john glen is here to give the ooulolgy for his friend and with carpenter's passing john glen is the sole survivor of the original "mercury 7" astro nauts. >> more than so,000 people are rallying in france, protesting new taxes. officers fired tear gas. the government promised increases of $4 billion to reduce the national deficit. >> tim friend is

one of america's first seven astronauts, scott carpenter is being buried this weekend.im houli has more >> reporter: scott carpenter was one of nasa's elite chosen in 1959 as one. original mercury astroknouts. in the space race against the soph youths. >> they were the first rock stars. >> it was the cold war, the american program was struggling. carpenter and his colleagues were determined to win. >> it was a special time in u.s. history. obviously, you know, very proud of dad for being selected. >> candy carpenter was just 5 when her father climbed into his capsule and soared into space. the time is etched in her memory. >> i remember a lot of press, cameras wherever we went and dad just always handled it with great humility. >> carpenter was at the nasa microphone in february of 1962 and gave this send-off to his friend, john glenl on his first oritial flight. >> god speed. >> the naval i have a 80or would be next. >> scott carpenter became the epitome of the hometown hero. he named his capsule the aurora 7. this bolder elementary school bear his name. >> scott carpe

crafts, local 3; hod carriers, local 166; building inspectors' association; the northern california carpenters regional council, local 22; carpet, linoleum, and soft tile workers, local 12; plasterers and cement masons, local 300; glaziers, architectural metal and glass workers, local union no. 718; international alliance of theatrical stage employees, moving picture technicians, artist and allied crafts of the united states, its territories and canada, local 16; international association of bridge, structural, ornamental, reinforcing iron workers, riggers and machinery movers, local 377; pile drivers, divers, carpenters, bridge, wharf and dock builders, local union no. 34; plasterers and shophands, local 66; united union of roofers, waterproofers and allied workers, local 40; sheet metal workers international union, local 104; teamsters, local 853, by implementing specified terms and conditions of >> clerk item 32: 130800:[lease - airport concession domestic food and beverage - burger king corporation/gate 74, inc. - $400,320] resolution approving amendment no.1 to the domestic terminal food

but sandoval and carpenter have seen gang members break that cardinal rule time and time again. they've personally recruited many informants from the maniac latin disciples, including this man, who we're calling poncho, to protect his identity. poncho has been in and out of jail several times. at one point, sandoval helped him work out a plea bargain on a drug possession case. >> you know, i was in a bad situation and the man came and saved me. i owed him for that. >> he keeps us informed of what's going on, inside and out. >> poncho takes sandoval by surprise when he brings a fellow member of his gang in the foal. they'll be working alongside each other as paid informants. >> what happened is we've known each other so long that he felt a vibe from me. he came to me and he was like, hey, man, you know, what's up? i know you're doing this cause i see it. and me being the man that i am i said yeah, man, that's what i'm doing. he was like, well, man, you know what, i want to help out, too. >> right now it's the beginning helping each other out. let's see when they have the first di

. >> it had never occurred to me that i would want to be a carpenter. >> reporter: amy judd, a collegeup a hammer 15 years ago when she couldn't find a job teaching. >> it took me 80 swings to finally actually hit the nail, but when i did, that was my light bulb moment. >> reporter: the economy is expected to add nearly 200,000 carpenters by 2020. >> it'sis part of the problem a stigma that it's a man's job? >> of course. >> i don't think it's made clear for women in high school to say this is an option for you. you can go into the trades. you can be an electrician, a carpenter, a mason. >> reporter: last year the labor departmental indicated close to $2 million -- department allocated close to $2 million in grants for women in nontraditional education like construction. >> if you like just being creative or designing things or problem solving, you can make a really good livable wage. >> reporter: the average wage for a construction worker is $26 an hour. amy judd now has her own business and half of her eight employees are women. don't know what to get someone... but michelle miller,

buck a carpenter. you can be a mason.o all this kind of stuff. >> reporter: last year, the labor department allocated close to $2 million in grants for women in nontraditional occupations like construction. >> it's not always necessarily having to wear a tool belt to carry heavy things. if you like just being creative and designing things or problem solving you can make a really good livable wage. >> reporter: the average wage for someone working in construction is $26 an hour. amy judd now has her own business and half of her eight employees are women. michelle miller, cbs news, burlington, vermont. >> brennan: french police have released video from a daring jewelry heist. it happened last july at a luxury hotel in cannes. a lone thief with a gun grabbed $140 million, in rings, earrings and pendants before calmly walking out the door 30 seconds later. he and the jewels have not been seen since. not everything is as it seems on one of the most famous buildings in the world. scott pelley explains the capitol illusion next.

. >>> the town of boulder, colorado remembered a hero at the funeral of astronaut scott carpenter.arpenter was the second american to orbit the earth and one of the original seven astronauts chosen for the mercury launch. john glenn attended the service. carpenter died last month. >>> imagine driving 2800-miles from new york city to los angeles in under 29 hours. three men from atlanta did it to set a new cannonball record. 28:50. the car was equipped with radar detectors, police scanners and a bed pan. >>> turning san francisco into gotham city. >> get ready for a population boom. the reason a 26,000 new people are expected to move into a east bay city and why recycled railroad tracks are paving the way. >>> lullaby have pain relieving powers. the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can she's got it all. including 25 em-puh-guh's highway. what? em-pe-juh, muhpuhguh? muh-puh-guh's? muh -- em-puh-guh's? em-p

. >> as a carpenter you have to let them know what's expected and they need to know the stuff to getng on the trades. >> the main thing they need to know is how to carry the stuff on the job and the hussle. >> you can't work with the gloves. >> my part is a small part. my part is the best part. the part that really teaches them how to go out and fish rather than go to the fish market. my job is how to teach them to fish when the fish market is closed. >> this requires i thinking. when you go on the job site they will pay you 20-15, dollars an hour you have to think and figure stuff out and get the jobs done in a record time. >> one of the things we try to teach with the construction trades is your attitude going to work. how employers look on new workers and it's about profitability and productivity. it's not how much swings it takes to drive, you know, ita about do you have the right attitude? can you show up on time? can you make the company money? >> 12.5 times 15. >> i don't want you to use the calculator. >> the students go through approximately 420 some hours of training. we op

. >>> the town of boulder, colorado remembered a hero at the funeral of astronaut scott carpenter.penter was the second american to orbit the earth and one of the original seven astronauts chosen for the mercury launch. john glenn attended the service. carpenter died last month. >>> imagine driving 2800-miles from new york city to los angeles in under 29 hours. three men from atlanta did it to set a new cannonball record. 28:50. the car was equipped with radar detectors, police scanners and a bed pan. >>> turning san francisco into gotham city. >> get ready for a population boom. the reason a 26,000 new people are expected to move into a east bay city and why recycled new at 10:00 a population boom heading for contra costa county. a's development bringing thousands of new residents. when the pentagon started colleaguing navy bases there were high hopes of what would replace them. progress has been slow. in concord it's shaping up to be a different story. it's an increasingly rare sight in the bay area. thousands of acres of open space, an open canvas for developers. in 2000 fire th

what is the first man to orbit the earth, carpenter is the second.cott carpenter died earlier this month from complications of a stroke. he was 80 years old. >>> heartbroken family and friends say they their last goodbyes to andrew hoffman. andrew hoffman was laid to rest after he and the girlfriend were shot to death inside his home last week. >> reporter: family and friends say andrew hoffman was the definition of a hero. rather than focusing on how he died, they would rather focus on how he lived. the blue line stands one short saturday as officers who well the casket andrew hoffman is carried inside the cathedral. >> it's a tragedy for the family but also a tragedy to the force. >> investigators say the killer took his own life after shooting the pair. >> we just want answers. we want to know why. >> well family and friends try to make sense of this, his work family say they plan to remember him as the hero he was everyday. >> we use the word hero in this job, and sometimes that word is used loosely. however, in this case he is a hero. not only t

carpenter died on october 10th at the age of 88. the public service will follow a private family funeral. john glenn is scheduled to speak at the memorial service. >>> thousands of people in france are protesting against new taxes. the government has promised increases of $4 billion to reduce the national deficit. >> reporter: several thousand people here in northwest france, they are furious about their so-called ecotax that the president, president hollande, wants to introduce. he's already backtracked slightly. he's going to suspend it for more talks, but the people here want it scrapped all together. they say it will jeopardize their livelihoods. the area has been hit hard recently by factory closures mainly in the food processing business. they say they're being under cut by cheap labor elsewhere in the european union. they're particularly angry about germany, who they say is under cutting them. but they have taken a knock recently, and the focus of the protesters has been on this ecotax. just a week ago there were violent clas

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police arrested carpenter and searched for other possible trespassers. none was found. carpenter was charged with burglary and kidnapping. >>> charging prayer at the start of government meet beings. tear -- meetings. >> reporter: for the past 14 years, the town council of greece, new york, has started its meetings with a prayer. usually led by clergy. >> we ask to the name and to the merit of jesus christ. >> reporter: on wednesday, the supreme court heard arguments whether the town's prayers are constitutional. >> i don't think they were asking that there not be prayer. i think we're asking for it to be inclusive. >> reporter: susan gallaway, a town resident, who is jewish, and linda stevens, who is an atheist say the premeeting prayers violate their rights because they emphasize christian beliefs. >> when you are told by a pastor to stand up, bow your head and pray to jesus, it can and -- and you don't do that, it can be intimidating if you object. >> reporter: the town hall settled the issue, 30 years ago. that ruling said opening prayer is part of the nation's fabri

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we reached out to cheryl carpenter, the lawyer for the homeowner, and to the dearborn heights police, but neither return our request for an interview. we want to welcome you both to democracy now! dream hampton, what do we understand the story is now? rocks that is part of the problem. the dearborn heights police oppositet has been the of transparent. we're calling for transparency on this case. we have been calling for transparency. i find it problematic the media continues to refer to ted way for as a 54-year-old -- >> your naming him. that is the name of the man who shot her? local voice of detroit, a paper, named him four or five days ago. you are reporting the homeowner, the 54-year-old homeowner shot renisha mcbride. records show that homeowner is 54-year-old ted waifer. i think he does not deserve and indemnity. you is neither a minor or a rape victim. i'm not accusing you of tried to collude with the dearborn police, but i have not seen media protect the shooter in this way. even if it were an accidental shooting. when accidents are reported, they often name names. i find that

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kenneth carpenter was charged.abc 2 news. >> tonight the state has a message for a local county. >> it's called the storm water remediation fee and the state's largest counties are supposed to collect it from you and businesses with drive ways or parking lots and other services that rain water rolls off and into the chesapeake bay. >> in the news room as the fight heats up. >> yeah, the state's ten largest counties were supposed to put a law in place by july 1st this year to set up a system to collect a fee from residents and businesses depending how much impervious surface they have. carol county was one that did not put a new tax in place and soon could pay a big price for that. >> regulars got the news that carol county's resistance to the rain tax was being met with a serious threat from the state's attorney general's office. >>> they had enough. they were already upset about the taxes in our state. the storm water remediation fee was the last straw. >> had our house on the market. >> pressurevwwm from the stat

scott carpenter died from complications of a stroke.n dc former nominee bob dole was on hand to meet the veterans. they travelled from wisconsin to california free of charge paid for by honor flight. and their mission to honor the veterans. >>> the georgia bureau of investigation is looking for a gunman that opened fire on a mayor. the mayor in georgia was hospitalized with gun shot wounds. it is our top story in america. georgia, 23-year-old mayor christopher wroit was outside of his home and someone shot at him and hitting him in the leg. detectives are not saying if he was targeted. texas, a three-year-old boysaved by his grandmother. he was dressed as spider man when he went trick or treating. they had to cross a busy street and it was dark. and a car hit them. >> my mom yelled hurry and pushed my son and wife on the curb and she saved my son's life. >> she is in critical condition. the driver likely will not face charges. washington d.c., it is like taking candy from a baby, sort of. not taking it per se. they are giving it to us.

of the list the iron workers local 377 and 78 the operating engineering and the local 34 are the carpenter local 22. the labors 2 61 the cement masonry and i b w locals. all right. brothers. with that i'd like to introduce want and ceo of american bridge joint venture and mike i do thank you for taking care of of our workers (clapping) >> this is a tiff act to fellow thank god i'm not last. good afternoon it's a pleasure to be here. the bridge is kind of like my little girl. before i started on this job i moved here from the east coast and it's changed my lifelike many of you. the bridge itself build a lot of partnerships. the bridge facilitator the unique marriage of partners not only with reporter to those partnership certainly the design with t y listen and on the owner side with the partnership that involved the ct c and, of course, caltrans. the early days of the job the sas project we had a meeting here in oakland and the department oversight committee delivered the message to get the last key piece done as opposed to. and roar the san francisco bay bridge to seismic safety before th

carpenter was charged with trespassing. >>> there was a lockdown on three schools. they were locked down after a nearby burglary. a him on oak street was burglarized. the burglar kicked the homeowner in the knee and took off. >>> we're learning about the more than 2,000 children in foster care in baltimore city. so many are harder to place teens. over the last few years though the department of social services changed the way they approached the numbers, changes that already made a big difference. >> at one pont about a year ago i would be worried. how will i make money. i'm at a place right now where i'm not worried about it. >> reporter: a lot of things have changed for dijon thomas. he's part of the kids in baltimore's foster care who's 18 and up. >> i'm proud to say i'm in a place that i'm comfortable. >> reporter: it turns out things have not only changed for dijon but the -- whole city. a tremendous decline. the director said 60% of her case load is over the age of 12. >> my predecessors across the country, frankly believe the thing to do is to bring a kid in

internal revenue a carpenter here for over 20 years oh, binge get the hook. i live in san francisco since 1999 and bought in the bayview because it's a great working-class neighborhood and has a diverse population, please don't help to sing this (clapping) >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm mary i'm a resident of bayview. i live here. i've been here for a little bit more than a year. i started hearing about the plans for this shelter in the early spring and right about that time we got an e-mail from supervisor cowen. saying that the shelter was going to be put on hold until the concerns and questions raised by many neighbors was addressed i thought the process was working well. but since then a few weeks ago i heard the plan is going forward. i don't know that any questions or concerns have been addressed. and so i guess my main question is about this issue since i'm new to the neighborhood is the question of progress. even though i didn't share some of the concerns i would obtain to this. there's an openness to dialog but

my goal is to get into the carpenters union. thank you >> (clapping) >> thank you. i was going to say in full disclosure about 15 years ago i was president of the san francisco conservatism core and i'll tell you that the graduation ceremony they do for the kids that get their diploma through the charter schools or ged eventual is a recharging of the batteries that's a wonderful occasion and annie graduate you on how many years the wonderful core is doing and the men and women helping rec and park so thank you very much. ed >> thank you ann i feel and . >> commissioner harrison. >> yeah. just a short comment. i know ann and janet when i worked for a living. and very supportive of the conservatism core not only for the work they do and the work ethic and the trainings they get from doing those training for rec and park in particular but they teach the folks college diploma and assistance with bank accounts and stuff things they don't teach in school. those are extremely survival tucks so thank you ann for what you do >> thank you ann. >> well thanks for indulging us

. >> it had never occurred to me that i would want to be a carpenter. >> reporter: amy judd picked up a hammer 15 years ago when she couldn't find a job teaching. >> it's part of the problem the stigma that it's a man's job. >> of course, of course. that's part of the problem. >> reporter: last year the labor department allocated close to $2 million in grants for women in non-traditional occupations like construction. >> it's not carrying heavy things and carrying a tool belt, you can make a livable wage. >> reporter: the average wage for a construction worker is $26 an hour. amy judd now has her own business and half of her eight employees are women. michelle miller, cbs news, burlington, vermont. >>> bay area headlines, truckers staged a second protest at the port of oakland today. they're demanding better pay and financial help to meet emissions standards. that could cost $80,000 per truck. unlike wednesday's protest there were no citations issued today. >>> walnut creek police are searching for this man. they say he walked into a bank of america branch in the ross moore shopping c

you need more carpenters, doctors, lawyers, all these people are providing a service to that person. and their job is dependent on the vitality. >> what's the difference, then, why wouldn't a manufacturing worker create those other jobs or any other kind of workers? what is it about tech that creates more jobs. is it that the wages are higher? >> that's right. :ing does create jobs, but not as many as high tech. the reason is that the wages are much higher than high tech and there is more disposable income for the community. they're not always low-paid jobs. some of the jobs are professional jobs and pay very well. >> and you compare this in your book. the reason why i brought up manufacturering, you use austin as an example. texas is doing well because of oil. but austin is not an oil center, it's a tech center. you compare it to michigan where wages were once really high and really good and they can't recover from that. >> that's right. austin is a success story. it wasn't much of an economy in the 80s. if you look at job creation, they were lower than detroit. today wages in austi

first, the carpenters. i know you will make fun of me. i know it. of any american female singer i have ever heard. christmas album is great. second one, james taylor. this guy sings a very mean christmas song. he's got the little hat on and heaven remember it is words. that's a reference to fenway park this year. finally, johnny mathis, a traditional choice. but the man is brilliant. look at the sweater on him. look. those are three great albums. if you want good christmas music, the factor tip of the day gave it to you. i know i will take heat. i have to be honest. i want to wish my jewish viewers a happy hanukkah. have a nice time. get nice gifts. the turkey, the menorah, everything is going on. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. we'd like you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@fox news.com. name and town, name and town, name and town if you wish to opine. brand new word of the day. do not be an avetrol. boo, huh? that's a nasty word. nobody will

he set about driving around the state, listening to old carpenters music on an a-track tape, hittingry town in the state, every possible function, every dinner he could to reintroduce himself. essentially, i think that's what his daughter now is doing in the 21st century version. she's trying to sort of connect to this place that she's had connections to but not deep roots. the question is whether she can replicate her dad's success. >> yeah, though perhaps not with the carpenters music playing, i'm going to guess. >> and a-tracks are gone. >> a common attack on president bush was that he was just a puppet for vice president cheney. your book says not so. explain that. >> yeah, well, i think we kind of overly drew this relationship to the point that it was a cartoonish kind of version of things, one that was a great line on "saturday night live" and the late-night comics. it overstated what was really going on. what was really going on was actually a much more interesting dynamic here between two men who were very close at the beginning. certainly vice president cheney was very influ

we understand he may have been a carpenter. he was working in the first floor of the building back here, this townhome under construction treaty apparently slept -- slipped on some ice, fell and that fall turned out to be fatal. there was a hard hat found near the body of the victim. he is a 56-year-old man. his family is on the scene here. work was a small amount of being done on a cluster of townhomes you're under construction. police say it appears to be a freak accident. they don't suspect foul play but detectives and an investigator for the medical examiner's and weare out here now expect osha to come out and look at this as well. by all accounts, it is just a tragic freak accident at this construction site. >> thank you. turning to the weather now. you will want to bundle up if you are headed to the relatives for thanks giving dinner. a live look outside at the nation's capital where we are experiencing one of the coldest thanksgivings in year. now at your first forecast. 34 degrees? >> that is the temperature in arlingto