crews are working on lorton road over giles run. vdot estimates the cost of repairs for roads and bridges will add up to more than $10 million. >>> the damage caused from last month's earthquake has reached more than $80 million in one county. a 5.8 quake oppose the epicenter was the town of mineral. $63 million of the damage was done to the county schools. at least two school buildings have been closed for the rest of the year. >>> a disturbing attack against a jogger. detectives spent the night searching for new clothes after the woman that was attacked told him that she was sexually assaulted. >> this happened yesterday morning in arlington on army navy drive. john gonzales as the latest. >> o'clock 30 in the morning many of walking and jogging in this arlington neighborhood before work. children are getting ready for school. >> i walk the street probably every single day. >> a 37-year-old female dog was attacked by an unknown man on the sidewalk. he knocked her to the ground, a kidder several times and sexually assaulted her. >>

he had ideas about what he wanted to play, and consulting with giles, to see what he wanted to play. i knew what i was going to play because on to play the song as i had written it. basically, it was all laid out and we just kept doing takes until we got a pretty good live vocal that we could maybe make a little better with a few overdubs. i like to make several passes and decide on the take. i like to sing the song five, six times, while the molecules are still moving in the room and your voice is still in that place that is really warmed up and you feel like you really have a hold on the song. tavis: we opened the show with a piece from the record "good night, old world," but when i got the cd, i appreciate this. i am a black man, obviously, born in mississippi. tell me about the track, "emmett till." >> i am from birmingham, a very tumultuous generation that we share, from totally different sides. really the story of an that till -- a em emmett till is a terrible tragedy in a story that we are aware of. i was actually listening to npr and we're talking about it and it made me reme

to ride a glock a one minute of thirty three point one three eight seconds to beat his own mark and giles jorge lorenzo and danny draws will start from second and third respectively in sunday's race stone early overall championship by four to four points from the run so with six races still to go this year. now a russian basketball club has reaped the benefits of the ongoing n.b.a. lockout san antonio spurs forward there's your own blair is said to play in samarra this season the first american stars account in the country during the labor dispute so i need to old will join crassly karelia after averaging a few instances. a hundred pounds for this last year and agent happy walters saying his trifles will also against the great competition in russia which will help out new dimensions to his game the contract also contains an opt out clause meaning blair could report back to the n.b.a. at once it is lifted. in boxing many. marquee sense to add another chapter to their rivalry the pair preparing to give the fans they know they remember as they face off on that wealth in las vegas. mark is du

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republican debates averaged more than four million television viewers including contributor nancy gilesand something weird is going on in the audience. >> your state has executed 234 death row inmates more than any other governor the modern times. ( applause ) >> reporter: applause at the number of people executed in texas? >> this whole idea that you have to prepare and take care of everybody. ( applause ) >> but ongman, are you saying that society should just let him die? >> no. >> yes! >> reporter: and how about these guys? applauding even before ron paul answered the question. now i haven't been to church in years. but i seem to remember the question of, am i my brother's keeper? and something about thou shalt not kill. so how is it that not one single candidate, some who claim their spirituality has been a guiding force in their politics-- how could they not challenge the applause and maybe suggest that their invited audience take a step back from the blood lust. i totally take it for granted that one of the founding principles of the united states is freedom to express an opinion.