the army corps says dnr built the jetty and maintains it. dnr says they gave the county a grant to build the wall in 75 so they own it. the coast guard points to queen anns county government but they say it's not their property. >> you can see the tip out there. >> reporter: keith doesn't want time wasted on arguments, he wants to shine a light on this wall in his friend's honor to prevent anyone else from feeling the darkness of losing someone they love. >> he was a special guy. he loved people. he had a big ole smile. he wouldn't want this to happen to another family. >> the wreck was investigated by dnr police, alcohol was not a factor. dnr rep tells us the county could aplay for a grant to pay for them but the county would have to install and maintain them. >>> you are driving along, minding your own business when a tree falls on top of your car. it happened to a man in rhode island. how the driver is doing after this scary close call. the dog napping caught on tape. where mr. macho was taken from and how the thieves were caught. take a

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licensed tree removal trees are licensed by the state through dnr. they have to have a license to deal with this sort of stuff. you can search that on the website and find out everything you need to know. these are tons of fly by neat operations. they are storm chasers that come after a storm, waiting to capitalize on your misfor chan. tang a few days, breathe and get the work done right. joce sterman, website woab -- abc2news.com. >> state farm says take a look around your home and write everything down. board up holes and broken windows with plywood. remember to save all of your receipts for home repairs, going to a hotel, all the food you had to toss. take a picture of the damage and how long it took to clean the mess up. this is what christian gave us from the governor's office, the maryland sherns rj strags ition -- registration. >>> well, searching for power is like digging for gold. we want you to be safe and sound from using saws to spending another night in the dark. manny locke is in your neighborhood tonight. >> reporter: we're still heari

former police sergeant dnr -- drew peterson first got attention when his wife stays sip went -- stays sip went missing. police took a second look at peterson's third wife. today that trial got underway. drew peterson's murder trial is already off to a dramatic start. the former suburban chicago police officer is charged with killing his third wife, kathleen savio, who was found dead in a bathtub eight years ago. >> we're trying to stop them from framing drew. >> reporter: the jury had to be removed from the courtroom twice and the defense asked for a mistrial which was defense. the defense said kathy slipped and fell, hitting her head on the bathtub, case closed. it was originally ruled an accidental drowning but when his fourth wife disappeared, kathleen savio's body was exhumed. throughout this case peterson has displayed confidence in jail. ,ed in the courtroom, joking with his attorneys. >> this is going to be a spectacle. this is going to be all about drew peterson. this is the drew peterson show. >> reporter: among the first witnesses, prosecutors are calling savio's neighbor an

a tree expert should be licensed by the dnr. you can get free bids on major repair work and check the references. >>> here we tend to look out for one another and in a time like tonight we need to find a friend and we did. >> i'm generally the man with the plan. >> reporter: dave starts extending his cord. he pull itself down through here. um through here to make sure one side has power, shares with the other. >> we all pick pitched in and worked as a team and came together as a community to help. >> if they need more juice for his fridge he has it tonight. >> it's fabulous. think it's really cool. >> reporter: in joe needs more power to watch the news he has it. >> this isn't the first -- we had the same thing in winter. . >> reporter: and he said this is the way neighbors are supposed to behave. >> i pulled in one day and he asked me -- can i borrow power. it'll be out longer than what i thought so i was like yeah, surprised it's still out. . >> reporter: after the stringing of the power from one side to the other more power o

check to see if the home improvement contractor is licenseed by the expert should be licenseed by the dnrthree bids on major repair work and check references as well. always good advice because you hear about it when there's a big storm. now time for a check on the weather. >> we will stick joce sterman on those guys. you don't want her knocking on the door. bel air looking beautiful. sunshine and sunshine will go to work allowing for temperatures to get into the 90s. 69 downtown. a pair of 7s in dc. wilmington at 67. so very comfortable morning. temperatures in check and humidity in check and dew point the 60 degree dew points are a bearable number. when you get to the 70 and beyond we talk about the opresencive heat and humidity. -- oppressive heat and humidity. we have a front down to the south. big old storms over michigan wisconsin and that separates really major heat down to the south. we had triple digits heats from st. louis through jackson and back towards st. louis. again daytime highs this afternoon into the 90s toward the west. watch how this high pressure expands towards the

. >> the disregarded material that dnr found was marijuana. it's unclear who owned it. >> what we found is the area of or begin of the fire was a suspected marijuana grow area, where it looks like somebody had been cultivating plants. >> nearly a month lather -- later the brush fire is still burning but not contained. >> because of all the draught -- drought condition it's difficult. >> the department of natural resources says the marijuana that was recovered was given to the drug task force, they burned it. it is now up in smoke. i'm kai jackson. >> the department of natural resources says it will continue to monitor the hot spottings -- spots. >>> pret ty soon baltimore city police will get help from thousands of electronic eyes. the new systems will allow businesses and residents to incorporate their security cameras into the city watch system. officers will be able to access registered camera systems in an area near a crime. >>> the man charged with killing unarmed florida teenager trayvon martin is speaking out about that faithful night.

dnr lt.r one was wearing a life jacket. 5:49:04 the channel is out where the boats are searching. so that would be the deepest point of the river.it's an area search teams targeted once the sun came up...5:53:12 we're doing the best we can with the assets we have. a k-9 unit attempted to catch a scent but strong winds hampered efforts. those same winds created low visibility underwater. while it may have slowed search efforts... it didn't stop them.5:54:51 we'll keep searching until we find him. joy lepola fox 45 news at ten. crews ... stopped searching... after sunset...//. the... search... resumes tom'w. 3 baltimore city police...need your help... fighting back.../ investigating... a ...triple shooting... this morning... in... north baltimore... that... left... one person dead. police say... two suspects ... entered... a home... near lothian... and... turnbridge road.../ the... suspects... then shot... three people... inside the home..../ a,... male victim... was shot in the head.../ he...

i-i think you know the dnr large mines department is going to figure out a way to permit this thing. and they'll have a bunch of mitigating measures and stuff to try to reduce the risk and the impacts, but it'll go to permit once they file. >> narrator: if the pebble partnership does get its permit and the mine is built here, in this valley, it will have a much wider impact than a single mine. after pebble, it would harder for regulators to turn down other mining claims. >> if pebble mine is permitted and they develop a port and the road and the power, it would be a game changer for that region of alaska. and there are so many other claims around that i just think it's just step one out of hundreds of mines. so i would see no end to mining in that district; it would go on for a century or two probably. >> it would be a huge and very, very fundamental change in the way of life forever. if this particular mine is permitted, the whole land use in that region would go not progressively but relatively rapidly to a mining district. and the question is, who has the authority to make that de

and the dnr here in wisconsin has this chronic wasting disease program where they give you four tagsgerman mouser that my dad brought back from world war ii now that's a weapon of war, but that's what we have been using -- >> this is literally the deer hunter. this is very frightening. >> go ahead. >> 7.9 millimeters. >> the thing about the ar-10 -- i'm disabled so i sit up at the head of the valley and the rest of the gang they drive the whole valley and that's hard work. and drive these deer out where i'm waiting for them and it's impossible to hit more than one deer with a bolt-action rifle. now with the semi automatic i have hit or three at once. and i have a ten-round clip which works well. >> okay. claire, i get your point. but isn't there also a difference between a ten-round clip and a 100-round? >> i have no problem -- i have got no problem with the clip capacity ban. my 20-round clip that came with it is impractical, it jams so i don't even use it -- >> all right. claire i get his point but i think even he is saying you know -- and that's all this is is a -- the magazines t

how are we going to mapping dnr manage this? because this was not a competition for money, we could provide an unprecedented level of technical assistance and support. so because new york was not competing against connecticut, we could provide new york with a level of technical assistance as necessary or as appropriate as they wanted. and it didn't matter that we had to provide that same kind of technical assistance to connecticut. connecticut's needs were very different, and so they weren't competing. so we had to think about the way we did our work very, very differently. so we created teams to address each of the states. they were too big, the requests were could complex and comprehensive so we didn't just handle it in the office of secondary education. we brought in folks from the policy shop and conferred with the folks that are doing "race the top" we conferred with our lawyers, our budget folks, our title 3 folks, we have our title 2. teacher quality folks, all of these different program offices that are traditionally sil

i think there's a real danger what some congressmen and others have said dnr one of the real dangers is what could screw the whole thing up is infrastructure and the lack of infrastructure, and if there's -- whether it's using regulation or not changing legislation, i think that there's a chance this thing could be stymied and it could come from washington, although it was initiated by the market. >> john, do you agree that this potentially cuts against obama even though on many ways this happened on his watch? whether he had anything to do with it or not is a different question. >> i think the politics of energy are hugely important in the national dialogue in the corporate dialogue, and it will be a major discussion factor, i think, as the campaign carries on. i know on many, many points of view in respect energy policy in which everyone can be right and everyone can also be wrong. what do i mean? energy and the development of energy -- and i'm talking all kinds of energy, not just oil and gas -- could be the basis, as was suggested, of a whole new era of president spirit, changing