some of the storm drains collect a lot of trash. i started cleaning drains in '93. they were horrible because they hadn't been maintained so much. now this is a priority. you have trash, animal waste, and it ends up on our beaches. that is a health risk. that is one of the main reasons why we have to close the beaches after heavy rain. narrator: but even when it's not raining, water still enters the stormwater system, carrying pollutants. here on the west coast, a lot of our storm drain systems are separate from the sanitary sewer system, so if you dump something in the storm drain, it goes right to the ocean untreated. alamillo: we haven't had a major rainstorm in the last year or so yet there's a lot of water in this creek here. i would say 20% of it is natural and the other 80% is runoff. shapiro: the purpose of the smurrf is to treat dry weather runoff, which is coming from storm drains. dry-weather runoff occurs when people waste water through washing their cars in the street, hosing down sidewalks and parking lots, their irrigation systems overspray. narrator:

they spent yesterday cleaning out the storm drains. it is important to keep those storm drains clear because of the rate we have already had. you want to make sure the water has someplace to go. b.g.e. spent yesterday getting ready. they have extra crews on standby as the rain is expected to get worse and combined with strong winds. it is never a good situation. the fire department is on standby with their special operations group in case they have to do any swift water rescues. they have zodiac boats that are loaded up on trucks and are ready to go in case anybody needs help. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> went were coming in this morning, we commented that the j.f.x. was looking good. the exit ramps is where you will find problems as the rain continues to fall. accidents all over the place. 70 has been a problem since 1:00 a.m. it is shut down between 29 and the patapsco river bridge. all traffic must exit southbound on 29. in's switch over to 95 harford county. you c

there are 52,000 storm drain inlets across the city.ot all of them need to be but for those that do, city only has five teams, that's 10 people, to do aal of that work. >> i feel bad that these guys have to work so bad and hard to try to get this done. but if weecan get people to stop throwing trash in the streets, and stuff, it wouldn't wash down in the drains and we would ot worry about it. >> we are back here llve. bge is preparing for the storm tonight. thee have key personnel on standby should we see any power outages during that storm. >> live in north baltimore, keith daniels, fox 45 news late edition". >> all right, keith thank you. if you ake up tomorrow to weather damage in your area. see it, shoot it, send it. your cell phone to pics@foxbaltimore.com. >> and as you head out tomorrow morning, get the latest about which streets re flooded possibly. and then the best detours of course. tomorrow morning on fox 45 morning news. latest traffic information is on the news ticker anddfox 45 apps for the droid and i-phone. fox 45 morni

there's 2,000 storm drains across thh city.h not alllhad to be cleared, the team has five teams to tackle the ones that did. >> i feel bad that these guys have to work so hard tooclear these drains. ii we could get people to stoo throwing trash, they wwuldn't wash into the drains and we wouldn'tthave to worry about itú >> stay tuned for, for 45 morning news for continuing we will talk tt an official from the maryland emergency managementtagency about how they -repared for the storm. thhttis coming up n our 7:00 hour. %-deaths in jamaica including a child when floodwaters swept away a home. the storm swwpt through the %-bringing down ridges.wer and toll could increase because of flash floods and muddlides. >>> again there's a tornadoo watchhin effect in the followiig counties until 1:00 this afternoon.3 anne arundel, baltimore county, baltimore city, carroll, carry owe line. charles, dorchester, oward, kent, montgomery, prince geerge's queen annn somerset, talbot,,wacomico and worcester countiis. a toonado watch in those countii

in terms of storm drains, make sure you do not block one. if you do not want to do your hair, this is a good excuse. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. our coverage continues online. you can get updates. you can track the storm's path. we invite you to share your photographs. this is one here. one of those zero photos. it was taken last evening. there it is. a beautiful shot. you can share your pictures at wbaltv.com. >> a charter bus rolled off the highway, killing one. the bus rolled off a scar around. the vehicle fell 45 feet and landed on 270. four people were trapped. one person was killed. are you tired of playing tricks on your kids to get them to eat healthy foods? one business is trying to market orange vegetables like junk food. they are using splashy packaging. the company is testing carrot than the machines in high school. the new campaign is expected to hit stores nationwide before halloween. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think a marketing campaign can make healthy food more appe

off into local streams, the harbor, and the day. >> they cannot check of the city's 52,000 storm drains so they are urging baltimore residents to pitch in. >> we are asking every citizen to take a look on their street to see if there storm drains are clear. if there is trash on top, sweep that off. the biggest defense against flooding is a broom and a trash can. >> one of the things interesting about baltimore is we never know when we are going to get flooding. we have had instances where streets have flooded due to lack of drainage where there was no streamer tributary. >> the city of annapolis is well aware of its flood zone. business owners started sandbagging downtown wednesday night in hopes of staving off high tides. extra crews are on standby in anticipation of power outages. >> the high winds could bring down trees and power lines. with heavy canopy that we have today, we already have round that is very soap from the recent storms. it is a good recipe for power outages. >> here are few reminders. they are asking you to prepare for possible power outages by making sure you have a

responsibility for draining the highway is the local highway authority. it then flowed into the properties on the left of the picture. as soon as it crossed past the wall there into the property, the responsibility for that drainage shifted to the drainage -- the responsibility of the local water company, which is a private company responsible in part for draining property. it went in through the front doors of those properties, it went down one floor and came out through the back doors, as we can see in the bottom left-hand picture, and drained off. and underneath, as we see in the bottom right, behind some of the properties is also an underground culvert which also burst open causing flooding. that is the responsibility of the local -- a different local drainage authority. there's four different agencies involved with managing this very simple and localized flooding event. you will see on the top right the people looking rather despondently over the wall. they don't care who is responsible; they just want the problem fixed. different jurisdictions have

and the rain was not draining off.hat added to the roof load, as it were, and ultimately helped cause the collapse. >> you had your work cut out for you today. thank you, chief dennis rubin, d.c. fire and rescue. >> and it could be ju beginning. they may have a veryusy night ahead. four car res kus there in the northeast. our coverage of the flooding continues. still ahead, weather may have caused a metro bus crash this morning sending peopleo the hospital. >>> plus all eyes are on the skies. meteorologist veronica johnson will tell us how much more rai we're going to get. [ male announcer ] you can't un-smoke a cigarette. and you can't go back and un-do the times you tried quitting... ♪ ...then started again. but every smoker was a non-smoker once. and you could be again. for many, smoking is a treatable medical condition. so talk to your doctor about prescription treatment options and support. and make this time, your time. > you're watching news 4 at 4:00. >>> check out these goliath groupers weighing 400 pounds. so

they have been busy clearing storm drains like this one.n fact, tonight they say the best defense residents have and trash can. >> at the corner of south followton and coallstreet. >> the rain cannot get it. it floods. >> city work crews are busy unclogging storm drains on mannings bbock, clearing gutters %-debris.th trash and other stopped up drains that could flood neighborhoods. >> the hole innersection is full of watee. and it backs up really bad in here. andd ays there for days, the water does..3 >> each time it floods. >> it has been bad nasty. >> raw sewage washes through gary ruckels front yard. >> nasty and messy and stinky. i couldn't tell what you all is in it to be honest with you. >> plastic, bricks. >> there are aaout 52,000 storm drains inlets or gutters across the city. >> this one is clean. >> not all of hem need to be cleared. >> you have to be prepared for something like this. >> city had five teams, 10 people, to do all the work. so now wwrd from the departmeet of public works, about the trash. >> by law yoo are supposed

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if you have a drain in your yard, this is a man hole, but if it's a drain you want to clear it off and make sure there is no dirt to clog the water out. good idea to come and look at your gutters and your down spouts as well. it's getting late but you may want to make sure they are not clogged with leaves. and if you have patio furniture or anything like that, we're expecting some wind and so folks around here are making sure that this kind of stuff is secure too. >>> i'm scott broom in annapolis where heavy rain is on the way and standing if the way is an old dam that state inspectors say is unsafe. >> this is one of the worst dams. i believe it's 270 feet from end to end. >> reporter: annapolis city spokesman phil mcgowan gave me a tour of the water works dam, suffering from eroding foundations and gaping cracks. but in the meantime, flood watches have gone up. >> we're taking a number of precautions. i think the first that we've lowered the level of the dam to 5.5 feet below the top. there is no imminent threat of a major break down. >> reporter: a failure of the 12-foot dam would r

. >> clogged and overgrown drains can cause flooding. with more than 50,000 drains, the city needs the public's help. >> if you have an inlet in front of your house, the biggest weapon you have is really a broom. just go out there. sweep that material up and put it in the trash can. >> reporter: concerns are high. crews in anne arundel also trying to prevent problems and asking marylanders everywhere to be prepared. >> if there is flooding and torrential rains of six to eight inches or more have a preparedness kit. have a flashlight, radio, water, nonperishable food. >> firefighters say they cannot stress enough. it is very important that if you come across any standing water in the road, turn around. do not try to go through it. we're live in baltimore, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> remember, wjz is always on for updates, live radar and the forecast. log on to wjz.com. >>> moments ago baltimore city schools made an announcement that will bring preforms. wjz is live in northeast baltimore. adam may has details. >> reporter: the

it drains you a little bit. a lot of water, but you just keep moving. >> reporter: but inside the restaurant it's cool for the customers and the help that figured out the secret of staying cool. [ indiscernible ] >> roy's backyard barbecue wouldn't be barbecue without roy.

they were clearing out the storm drains. the risk, is flooding. that is always a risk here in alexandria. they have to be vigilant about cleaning out the drains and of course the other thing people do in old town is they tend to sandbag. of course the potomac is right here. as howard was saying we have that coastal flooding watch in affect. i have seen a bunch of estimates. anywhere from a risk of a five- inch above normal tide line to all the way to two to three feet above normal tide levels. i want to give you a sense of what kind of tide we are looking at today. low tide at 8:00 and high tide at 1:00. and that's the big risk. i want to bring you a sense of the conditions on the roadways today. we have a big puddle already accumulated here and it is only four in this morning so we will monitor the situation old town alexandria all day today and with that i will send it back to you in the studio. >> stay with 9 news now and wusa9.com for continuous coverage of today's weather. be sure to go to wusa9.com for a live look at the storm from doppler 9

with sandbags from the ststorm drains could slow as to not run into the storm drains. you can see how what windy it is. it was also windy yesterday that is the reason why they're taking these precautions. with awarding coverage, jeff bush was there to residents went to pick up some of their belongings. >> homeowners were in white protective suits and picking up the pieces of what was look of their possessions with his not about much. the head firefighters with sifters sifting to what ever they could. jose tubar live in here for 20 years. >> and my home was two stories. now, everything and now nothing. the second-floor went down to >> the safe survive but most everything in sight it was burned. firefighters helped him but there were guns inside but destroyed. and jose found a gold ring that had a sentimental value and one more thing in tact. when buddhist tattoo that was part of a collection from all over the world. and at least he has those two items. >> off and 20 years, and you collect items. and now we have nothing! [laughter] >> his spirits are high despite that is

it started already as a trickle and work crews have spent the day scurrying from storm drain to storm drain clearing them out so all the water that's expected has a place to go. >> [inaudible] >> he owns or ra rug store along the front. he took on 2 feet of water in past hurricanes. he is worried about what is to come in the next 24 hours. the same storm has pounded north carolina is headed our way. >> it is pretty frightening. we are looking for a raincoat. >> residents and store owners on pins and needles this evening. they have not handed out sand bags just yet. in the district they're handing out sandbags right now at new jersey avenue and k st. se. -- k street southeast. >> you can get all of your weather news at the online home of abc7 news wjla.co. >> a number of families were displaced by an apartment fire on 16th street in northwest washington. some people even jumped out of the sixth floor to escape. suzanne kennedy live with the latest. >>> they're trying their best to get residents back into the apartment building you see behind me on 16 street. authorities denied are inve

to drain the swamp that is washington, d.c.t sunshine disinfect the congress. >> yet after three years after pelosi made her infamous pledge instead of sunshine the nation's capital is muggier than ever. there are two democratic congressman caught in. the house ethics committee released a document con guess woman maxine waters violated house rules by allowing her grandson chief of staff to grant quote special favors to a struggling massachusetts based bank in with her husband happened to own stock. >> neither my staff nor i engaged in any improper behavior. >> her trial date has not yelt been set. he entered an off limits baggage area at washington dulles international airport in 2007. he did not plead guilty instead exceeding only quote i behaved discourteously and i shouldn't have. bernice johnson was accused of improperly using funds in the congressional black caucus to dole out thousands of dollars to four relatives and top aid two children since 2005. johnson was forced to dip into personal funds to pay $31,000. now former

we're taking it time to let it drain. we don't want to get sludge on it necessarily. take your time. stand on the side of it. . >> should we let it release for a while? . >> let it release. >> is that the technical term? . >> this is the most important bolt on the whole thing. this is the locking bolt. it locks this thing right in place. so now. >> take your hammer and what we want to do, we get rag build up right in here. the hot water recirculates right in here, the sludge recirculates in here. the sludge sometimes has rags in it. all we want to do is go around the clean the rags. let me show you how. take the slide hammer, go all the way through the back, go around. >> got you. >> during the real rainy season, how does that change the way dealing with this job? is it a lot more stuff in there? . >> what we do, charles, we do this quarterly. every four months we go around and clean all the heat exchangers so we don't have a large build up. . >> go around? . >> yeah. (sound of hammering). >> what i'm trying to do, charles, is always pull it out on the low stroke. >>

commuters the inbound side of this highway from draining. so, as you can watch some of the vehicles making their way through this relatively deep water it's going to have an affect, this higher water taking out one lane basically of inbound florida avenue. it will have an affect on the morning commute before heading to the acf. people heading gown on florida avenue. traffic is getting by but take a look. a free car wash, what do you think. >> exactly. >> hopefully dpw is watching this and maybe can help with the drain. thank you, greg. be safe on the roadways. >>> as howard has been showing us on the radar, all of the rain is coming to our region from the south. they are dealing with flooding conditions in the carolinas. this is what it looked like on wednesday in wilmington, north carolina. a state of emergency was declared there closing schools. this area was hit by heavy rain on monday, as well. and stay with us all morning for continuing coverage of the storm alert. we will be with you for a few more hours bringing you live weather and t

there is a drain out there. this is an endless source of leaks. there are all of these penetrations, so it must be kept immaculately clean. hardwood floors? here is what you do not do. you do not wash the floors with water. they get warped and water gets underneath the finnish and so on. there are special product. but the worst thing you can do is wash them with water. wipe them up. >> at most stores there is a system called bona. it comes with a mop and a spray , and we recommend for all of the installation we do. >> good. we also talked about carpet cleaning, that is straightforward. but one thing wall-to-wall carpet can have done is have it restretched, and if it starts to fold and bubble and so on, you can't have people, and they can knock it back in and restart the carpet and get more time out of it. also, i have this done every few years, go round with blue tape, and every place you see a thing or death, you take this tape and say it needs a touch up there. just walk around and figure out where it goes and have a touch up paint day or two, a

. >> comes in through the different storm drains, out falls, that are along the different creeks. >> reporter: save the bay says much of the trash like plastic and styrofoam is toxic. >> we know visually it is bad but since cities identified 225 hot spots, that is indicative how big a problem it is. >> reporter: no one will argue the bay should be clean but the newman date could be expensive for cities such as south san francesco. >> all the floatables, trash, end up down in these stretches. >> reporter: public works director terry white says the clean up bill for his city could be more than $400,000 a year to get started. >> cities do not have that kind of money to try to control all of that, and that money is the same money that you use for recreation programs, and libraries and police and fire. >> reporter: the state expectscities to install trash capture devices in storm drains and save the bay is working with cities to ban plastic bags, tackling the problem at the source. jim vargas, ktvu channel 2 news. >> san jose police department sharply cut support for policeathletic league

everybody has brain drain the highly qualified indians who emigrated to the us are returning home due to the paul state of the american economy. and the euro's ed sure group of economists and current sex foes gathering in berlin to discuss the single currency claim is heading for clocks view the recent multi-billion euro bailouts of the indebted nations of european monetary union. for the headlines and coming up next it's motion andrews who engages in some intellectual activity this time visiting moskos academy of science and the biggest funded technical museum in russia. on the subject of science that's the theme of this week's moscow oust him from the great space race to medical advances ever since the times of peace the great this country is being. obsessed with technological and biological developments for the day and also here at the russian academy of sciences. the economy was stuck in seventeen twenty full time many in the russian elite pushed by the technological and empty city cheeseman of western europe as time progressed scientific research battle against censorship control

in baltimore, crews spent a lot drains to keep wter levels there are 52,000 storm drains inlets acrossty. even though not ll of thee had to be cleared. -aak he ones that theyy o.o >> i feel so bad that the crews have to work so hard to cllarú these. but f we could get people top throwing trash in the trains. from the maryland emergencyiale management ggncy aboot how they prepared for the storm. that is coming up n our 7:00 hour. >>> tropical storm nicole is being blamed for at least two deaths in jaaaica including a child when the floodwattr swept away a home. the storm ripped thhough tte countty knocking down power and bringing down bridges. ú%ficials say theedeathhtoll could increase because of flash flooos and mudslides. tornado wwtch n effect in the 1:00 this afternoon, a you know a arundel, altimore county, baltimore county, baltimore city. talbot, carlo line,,carroll, cecil,,color chester, howard,,3 mmntgomery, prince george's, queen ann, sooersst, tal bolts,3 and wacommco and worcester county are under a tornado wwtch in effect ntil 1:00 his afternoon. 3 >>> the candidates in th

storm drains are having a hard time handling all this water running down. we'll have to deal with periods of rain through the afternoon and into the evening. in all honesty, it's going to get worse before it gets better. let's see what's happening on the roads. they're already bad enough. >> in addition to accidents, we have several roads closed and flooding. not the morning really to be trying to hurry and go anywhere, just not going to happen. outer loop, liberty road, pretty much traffic is stopped. we had an earlier crash at wilkins, cleared out of the travel portion, it continues to block both shoulders, perhaps rubbernecking going on there, in addition to volume on top of the rains and the reduced visibility. as we look at our maps, this is what we have going on. incident in gambrelsfk because of high flooding water there. ebenezer road, high water reported to be as high as two feet in some places. martin boulevard closed because of high water. we have reports of a vehicle fire, 95 southbound, approaching exit 74. expect it to be a slow ride on the 95

she later admitted to putting drain killer on her face to -- drain cleaner on her face to kill herself. >>> a bell to provide medical benefits and comen satisfaction for emergency workers at the scene of the 9/11 terror attacks -- it seeks to provide free medical could have raj for responders and survivors who were survived to toxins after the attack. the measure passed on a mostly partisan vote. the senate has yet to take up the issue. >>> the way to school for most students is by an mta bus. the mta is looking to improve its service and asking students to rate their ride. >> reporter: they're every where. >> we move 360,000 patrons per day. >> reporter: tens of thousands are getting to and from school. >> the bus would be late. that's about it. >> well, a few. the bus has been very crowded, out of order, out of service. >> reporter: now the mta and a nonprofit are asking to help keep the drivers and system accountable. >> that all of you want to ride and cost to ride as opposed to looking at it as a transportation of last resort. >> it's called rate your ride. >> i think rate your ri

is america's confidence in capitol hill. >> we have to keep that promise to drain the swamp that isgton, d.c. to let sunshine disinfect the congress. >> sean: and yet after three years she made her pledge, instead of bright sunshine, our nation's capitol has more problems than ever. in august 2010 the house ethics committee released comes to that democratic congresswoman maxine waters violated rules by allowing her grandson to grant special favors to a struggling mass masses based bank in which her husband happened to own stock. >> neither my staff or i engaged in my thing. >> congressman was arrested and charged with misdemeanor assault and battery after he entered an off-limits baggage area at dulles international airport in 2007. he later paid a $100 fine but did not plead guilty, instead conceding only, quote, i behaved miscourteously and shouldn't have. >> congresswoman eddie bernice johnson was accused of improperly using funds from the congressional black caucus to dole out thousands of dollars in scholarships to a top aide. she was forced to dip into personal funds to repay

the open but he says out of ideas let us keep president of the russian drain the spotlight will be back shortly after break we'll continue this interview so stay with us to end up. lying. which brightened. from feinstein. starts on t.v. dot com. first . welcome back to the spotlight i'm just a reminder that my guest in the studio today. president of the russian grain union we're talking about the grain. imposed by the russian government. to to protect the prices on the internal part market. this is. the battle here our partners and what's most important our reputation on the world markets the government imposed as was a forced majority and we not only avoid signing any new contracts but we also fail to honor even those that were paid for do you think it was the only possible solution couldn't it have been done differently. i believe it could have been handled in a different way i think it was done in too much for us i think nothing terrible would have happened if the embargo date had been moved forward from august fifteenth click with. september first say. would have changed it would ha

when raw sewage began bubbling up from drains and water began cascading in, reid tried to fight back with a broom. >> trying to come this way to the front of the store. so push it right out. >> high tide flooded pedestrian walkways at the edge of city dock that left the parking lot flooded. city crews closed off a number of streets and sewage overflowed to make a foul stench. owner, ryan got by with nothing more than flip-flops and decided that sandbags would be no help at all. >> our drains are actually backing up with the water that is out here in the street. coming up through the drainage system out here. >> there's no way anybody is going to get any business today in this area. you see nature taken over and that's something to see. good reminder. >> just an example of the many businesses affected in annapolis today, whole foods market up there got the basement flooded in its parking garage. back live here in calvert county, where we've had 8 1/2 inches of rain. we have a house like this one off its foundation. a lot of streets have been flooded here. the good news is, it's not ra

this is a man hole here, but if you have a drain in your yard, you may just want to shovel it off, make sure there is no dirt in it and it's always a good idea to come over and take a look at your gutters and make sure that they are cleared off. although it's obviously getting late for that. and we are expecting some winds too so you want to make sure that this stuff is -- your lawn furniture isn't blowing around. there are going to be sandbags given away in alexandria. let me throw it to scott broom, my colleague in annapolis. >> hey, bruce. you just talked about sandbags and here in annapolis at the city dock they have a pallet loaded of sandbags. this is a big trailer. some of the local merchants have grown used to stacking up sandbags and a high water sign here. this is a normal thing for annapolis as they anticipate the high tides. but what is not normal here is a new anxiety, an old dam near town which has been declared unsafe and the question is how much rain can it take. >> this is where i believe about 270 feet from end to end. >> reporter: annapolis city spokesman phil gallan

is america's confidence in capitol hill. >> we have to keep that promise to drain the swamp that is. to let sunshine disinfect the congress. >> sean: and yet after three years she made her pledge, instead of bright sunshine, our nation's capitol has more problems than ever. in august 2010 the house ethics committee released comes to that democratic congresswoman maxine waters violated rules by allowing her grandson to grant special favors to a struggling mass masses based bank in which her husband happened to own stock. >> neither my staff or i engaged in my thing. >> congressman was arrested and charged with misdemeanor assault and battery after he entered an off-limits baggage area at dulles international airport in 2007. he later paid a $100 fine but did not plead guilty, instead conceding only, quote, i behaved miscourteously and shouldn't have. >> congresswoman eddie bernice johnson was accused of improperly using funds from the congressional black caucus to dole out thousands of dollars in scholarships to a top aide. she was forced to dip into personal funds to repay the nearl

of the glass, if your weep holes get gummed up and the glass finds itself sitting in water, not draining quite right, water and that sealant is dynamite so that makes it fail sooner. so the first thing you want to do is go home tonight and clean out your weep holes and make sure that everything is draining through your windows. but it's only going to last at this point, technology-wise until they come up with a better product and better sealants. 25 years is a wonderful thing for laminated glass. >> in the building department i see people coming in and replacing windows that they have replaced already, they replace with double glaze -- well 10 years ago, 15 years ago, and the seals have improved. but i see many people replacing them again and we will see them being replaced again if they can last another 20, 25 years. whereas the windows in my house might be a hundred years old but they're not double glazing. i think the state is in their push to have energy efficiency, requiring dual glazing, or other similar standards, is actually not looking at the long term durability issues from a l

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and legal residents of our city. >> greta: what is the legal drain?re the illegal immigrants costing you money? >> well, you know, through crime, hospitals, education. our population grew by 50% since the year 2000. but our taxes remain the same. every time we send a police officer, health officer, fireman, code enforcement officer it continued to drain our small budget to the point it was effecting the quality of life in our city. the federal government clearly was not enforcing immigration laws. i took an oath to defend the people of my city and that's what i did. >> greta: did you go to the federal government and ask for help? >> actually, i did in december of 2005. when we realized that we had an illegal immigration problem over 10% of our entire population there illegally. i talked to the department of justice. realized that we weren't going to get any help from the federal government. after a 29-year-old city man was shot and killed, a few months after that, i -- by two illegal aliens we spent over half of our yearly budget in over time in the p

the balance of brain drain. on the great interview was a return to the state of the american economy. international news life for this is all see with me us above all thanks for joining it's so use capsule with a crew of three on board has landed safely in kazakhstan that's after two russian cosmonauts and a u.s. astronaut have been delayed at all but four day as the space ship couldn't unpatrolled the international space station jews have full salaam the returning career will be replaced by another team next month he's shown thomas has been following the story in moscow for us. the preliminary tests say that the flight crew is nominal meaning that they are in good health and in good condition after six months in space and a trying to days in fact the t.m.a. eighteen crew consisting of alexander sort of. go and tracy caldwell dyson they did launch back in april and spent six months in space but the past two days let me give you a little bit of a rundown they were supposed to come back on friday they were in thei

and reverse brain drain highly qualified indians who immigrated to the u.s. returning home due to the full state of the american economy. just joined us at one am here now i'm kevin owen with a top story from r.t. how the three space crew who had to spend an extra day stuck in orbit have returned safely to earth they were held up by a glitch which prevented this soyuz craft docking with the space station but they will be replaced by another team which is already at the baikonur cosmodrome preparing for next month's flight sean thomas has been following the story for r.t. in moscow. the preliminary tests say that the flight crew is nominal meaning that they are in good health and in good condition after six months in space and a trying to days in fact the t.m.a. eighteen crew consisting of alexander sort of. the ankle and tracy caldwell dyson they did launch back in april and spent six months in space but the past two days let me give you a little bit of a rundown they were supposed to come back on friday they were in their capsules ready to go and then the la

into reverse brain drain on the cool to find indians who immigrated to the u.s. every turning no due to the poor state of the american economy. news from russia and around the world this is a city with me thanks for joining it's so use capsule with a crew of three on board has landed safely in kazakhstan that's after two russian cosmonauts and a u.s. astronaut had been delayed in orbit for a day as their special couldn't unhitch from the international space station due to have full salaam they were ten in korea will be replaced by another team next month . thomas has been following the story. the preliminary tests and say that the flight crew is nominal meaning that they are in good health and in good condition after six months in space and are trying today in fact the t.m.a. eighteen crew consisting of alexander stuart all. go in tracy caldwell dyson they did launch back in april spent six months in space but the past two days let me give you a little bit of a rundown they were supposed to come back on friday they were in their capsules ready to go and then the

sweden's parliamentary elections drain the country's democratic system with candidates from a far right party claiming very different tasks and do not. bother a better shape than we were in order to brush our way to decision on the extradition order it's one of its most one terrorist suspects from poland he was detained on friday may be released. norway reach a milestone agreement on their corners in the energy rich parents say what he and then forty years the spirit awards. live from moscow you're watching our team with me and you so now way i've got the latest for you and a look back at the week's top stories but first exit polls in sweden's parliamentary election suggest the conference ruling center right coalition has won but it's not yet clear if this retain the majority a controversial far right party could hold the balance of power with polls indicating it's extremely close to clinching seats for the first time this week and democrats the man sark immigration cots saying it will ease pressure on the contras welfare system that the party gaining ground some candidates have been at

. >> or something sharp and clean the boards so they can drain. and once they're drained, then air dry and reduces the -- >> but what you actually do, the dirt becomes a sponge. the sponge holds the water. and so long after the rain, you still have this wet pocket, dry rotting at the wood. you want to keep everything nice and clean. >> so your regular maintenance is to get out there and make sure it's clean between all the boards. >> particularly a lot of pet. i see a lot of pet hair. that's the one thing. when i inspect with open decks, i will take out a dull screwdriver and i will probe down the joist to see where there's damage. that's where most of the damage that we see start to develop. is right where that space is because of the lack of cleaning in that area out. >> so dave, this is a good time for to us ask you. structural pest control infection. when are you usually out looking at this stuff? >> typically, now we do presale inspections before real estate agents will list them out. and do our inspection we used to do for the buyers. we loo