you can see isaac hull here was the captain during the first victorious battle. up top is "constitution" fighting the cyan and levant. this beautiful jug features "constitution" herself. "uss constitution" had three victories during the war of 1812. she was undefeated but she was only a single ship among the mighty british navy. the real significance of the victories was the feeling throughout the nation that we could stand up for ourselves. this was an unpopular war when declared. but when "uss constitution" the ship built here in boston got those victories and emerged undefeated, it really helped to rally the country behind the war effort, and when we survived the war, we were not a part of britain again. people really felt that we had accomplished something, we were more of a nation and "constitution" had defended the document for which she was named. following the war of 1812 the "constitution" had many different assignments. she served in the mediterranean squadron, served as flagship in the 1820s, but in 1930, the ship was under repair and there were fears

isaac hull here was the captain during the first victorious battle. up top is constitution fighting the cyan and levant. this beautiful jug features constitution herself. "uss constitution" came out with a great record, but she was only a single ship among the mighty british navy. the real significance of the victories was the feeling throughout the nation that we could stand up for ourselves. this was an unpopular war when declared. the ship built here in boston got those victories and emerged undefeated and it began to rally the country with the war effort and they were not a part of britain again, we were more of a nation and constitution had defended the constitution for which it was named. following the war of 1812 the constitution had different assignments and served as flagship in the 1820s, but in 1830 the ship was under repair and there were fears that constitution might not be properly repaired. there was a notice in the newspaper that constitution would be scrapped because it would be too much money to repair her. that wasn't really true. t

. >> smith: ray hull is a tower climbing veteran. before cell phones, he worked mostly on tv and radio towers. >> any major tower company knew who i was, knew who my dad was, my granddad. i'm third generation in that line of work. >> smith: but with the boom in cell phones, the industry suddenly changed. >> there was a big push for these cell companies to start expanding out and covering the dead areas, everybody trying to outdo everybody. >> 15, 20 years ago, a good tower company might... might build four towers a year. now timelines are radically different. so instead of contracts to build a tower, you have contracts to build 40 towers. >> smith: the increased pressure almost killed hull. >> it was a cell phone tower for nextel. >> smith: hull was hired by the subcontractor and given a strict deadline. >> the only problem with that is the equipment was in texas, and we're in fremont, nebraska, about 20 hours away. >> smith: he was worried the drive would make him miss the deadline, so hull called the subcontractor. >> they said we

he's a bigger guy and michael hull went down. the other michael started screaming for help and a couple came out, scared away the attackers. >> reporter: police are investigating this as a possible hate crime. the victims wonder if their sexuality motivated the beating because the attackers didn't ask for anything and didn't take anything. it's been a rough time for the couple lately. june 7th their logan circle apartment burned down in an accidental fire. they lost nearly everything and now this. >> they had to go in right here. he's got some stitches across his head and they put a metal place in his face. >> reporter: hull is a full- time growing an unstructuror. on monday and wednesday evenings he's here at yoga -- yoga instructor. on monday and wednesday evenings he's here at yoga classes. money from the classes he was teaching are now going to a paypal fund to help pay for his medical bills. >> we can use this opportunity to help educate other people in the community who might know who did this crime about what a wonderful p

he's a bigger guy and michael hull went down. the other michael started screaming for help and a couple came out, scared away the attackers. >> hull and his partner say the attackers asked for nothing, stole nothing from them. >>> the president of the martinsville speedway office a plane that crashed at the blue ridge regional airport sunday. laura evans is everywhere at 11:00. >> clay campbell was one of seven people on that beechcraft as it was returning from a race in ohio sunday morning. no injuries are reported. the airplane tried to land around midnight when the trouble began. the cause of the crash is unknown, but the faa will not be investigating. an alert for fairfax county parents to not, some child care providers may not be licensed to watch as many children as they do right now. the state of virginia allows a provider to supervise up to 12 children, but fairfax county only allows seven. recently the state notified providers they need to check with their county about their licenses. there is a grace period in fairfax.

if you look in this case you can see this amazing silver urn presented to captain isaac hull. after his victory over the "guerriere" the people of philadelphia took up a subscription, contributed funds, and the silver maker made this enormous, beautiful urn which created their reputation as silver smiths for the nation. isaac hull gets the urn where the british prisoners might have ended up in shackles on "constitution's" deck. so this urn was made by the silver smith's fletcher and gardner and it became their signature piece. it really made the reputation as a company. they put it on their trade cards. and it became their example of the fine craftsmanship they were capable of. in the final gallery here, we follow the crew members that we've met throughout the exhibit, and learn a bit more about what happened to them. you met david dubias who was serving aboard "constitution" at the age of 8. he was part of the final victory over cyane and levant and part of the prize crew to take one of the captured british ships back to boston. but along the way, they were recaptured by the

if you look in this case you can see this amazing silver urn that was presented to captain isaac hull after his victory at the gerier, the people took up a subscription, contributed funds and they made the urn. isaac hull gets the urn where the british prisoners might have ended up in shackles on constitution's decks. so this urn was made by the silversmiths fletcher and gardner and it became their signature piece. it made their reputation as a company and they put it on their trade cards and it became their example of the fine craftsmanship they were capable of. in the final gallery here, we followed the crew members that we've met throughout the exhibit and learned a bit more about what happened to them. when you met david dobias who was serving aboard constitution at the age of 8, he was part of the final victory and he was assigned as part of the crew to take the captured british ships to boston and along the way they were recaptured by the british. he was imprisoned in the caribbean and he ended the war as a prisoner of war. eventually he was exchanged and he returned to the unit

, we saids 60, 40 by 60, but 40 by 40 hull that was blown into that ship. >> -- a hole. >> two garbage barge. what we didn't know when wekno pulled in, because ofecau intelligent shorts false, al-qaida had been there for a year, watching the ships, watching the boats that came out, where they came up, how long they stayed alongside, ands that third boat we thought was the third garbage barge came to the sam spot where the previouse one thad been, and detonated, killing 17 of my sailors.s >> this is before 9/11, when wee thought we were what, maintaining the peace in thatn part of the world? >> we were the 27th ship to pull in, we were trying to do engagements with the government of yemen to build military tomil military connections and government to government connections, tragically, wew underestimated the threat that al-qaida represented in that country and that port, and tragically, my crew paid the price. >> and you say that you still talk to many of the members,me right. >> yes. i stay in touch with them on almost a daily bye basis. they are heros. do we do enough to say they are

b-g-e says they have fixed the rupture near hull and howbert streets after a contractor broke the gasin. for safety reasons the area was evacuated early monday...but residents were allowed to return a few hours later. new hope for a neighborhood riddled with crime and vacant housing. housing. we told you last week about the efforts of community activist herman pittman to revive his west baltimore neighborhood. pittman fought for years to rid his community near west north avenue of drug dealers. monday they broke ground on a new housing project that'll house dozens of families in newly built apartments. the mayor says it's all part of a plan to rebuild the area and show residents that progress is happening. 7:01:37"each time we break ground on a project together we are sending a strong message that people and businesses are investing in baltimore again." again."the project will include 64 new apartments.the city says it will be completed in june of next year. the doctor found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in michael jackson's death... is asking an appeals court to re-test the evid

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crews are still on the scene near hull and haubert street after a contractor who was performing a utilityepair in the street ruptured a line early this morning. for safety reasons everyone in the area was evacuated. hazmat crews are still checking businesses and homes in the area...making sure they are secure. we're performing evaluations checking for odors of natural gas in many of these homes. fortunately no one has suffered any injuries as a result right now and bge they are here on the scene and we're collaborating. our efforts with them to get this leak under control." control."residents in the area are still advised ánotá to use their gas utilities until officials have given you the ok. construction... begins today ...on... a.... new race course ... for the... baltimore grand prix.../. the... first step - is... placing thousands of cement blocks ... for fencing....// but... organizers... promise... to keep... disruptions... to a minimum..../ minimum..../ melinda... roeder... live from mckeldin square... downtown - with... more on... construction plans. melinda? some of the biggest c

weird artifacts, a hull hull of a washing machine.o first discovered their home was destroyed when they saw a photograph of it. to see it up close was really stunning for them. they really felt like this gave them some sort of a sense of closure and set them up to be able to maybe start looking to the next phase to rebuilding and being ready to start a new life. they are going to rebuild right back in their neighborhood on that same plot. >> on that same plot. people on their screen are looking at images of the home of ted and kate stufaunae who you sent a camera in with. so they willingly shot this video of their own house. i know there is one chair that is very important and it is where ted sat when he first saw the fires. >> reporter: that's right. ted sat on that chair watching the fire come down the hill when they made the decision it was time to get out. they went back. the chair is still there. the fabric on it long gone. really just a metal frame. ted is an army surgeon who served in iraq and afghanistan and has seen a lot of

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they put underwater vehicles down there to see if there was any damage to the hull.y said that are not. they'll have divers come in friday to check out the hull, as well, to make doubly sure that it's fine. but they intend full steam ahead first week of august, shell expects to be drilling there if they get all of their permits approved by then. >> i saw those wildlife pictures that you were showing and you think of the awful pictures from the "exxon valdez" and then of course there was bp and the worst oil spill ever now in the u.s. with a ththe permit acondo well. what is something that you can't 100% control? >> you can't, but i've read a heck will of a lot and they have gone to enormous lengths. they have 15 ships going up there with these two rigs dedicated solely to the collection and processing of oil. they have planes and helicopters that can spray disburse ants. if worse comes to worse, they can burn it off much more readily in the arctic as well because it hanging together in that cold water. the one big question is whether it will be tested. >> amiguel of

crews are still on the scene near hull and haubert street after a contractor who was performing a utilityr in the street ruptured a line early this morning. for safety reasons... the area was evacuated. hazmat crews are still checking businesses and homes in the area...making sure they are secure. we're performing evaluations checking for odors of natural gas in many of these homes. fortunately no one has suffered any injuries as a result right now and bge they are here on the scene and we're collaborating. our efforts with them to get this leak under control." control." residents in the area are still advised ánotá to use their gas utilities until officials have given you the ok. 3 today ... new hope ...in a... neighborhood... beset... by crime.../ and... riddled with... vacant housing.../ housing.../ we... told you last week... about... the efforts ...of... community activist... herman pittman ... to... revive... his... west baltimore neighborhood.../ pittman ... fought ...for years... to rid... his community... near... west... north avenue ...of... drug dealers.../ tonite... a... groun

hull... and... how-bert street.../ after ... a... contractor ... who... was doing... repairs./..uptured... a line... early... this morning.../. for... safety reasons.../ the... area... was evacuated..../ but... residents were allowed... to return... a few hours... later.. organizers of this year's baltimore grand prix are beginning construction of the track. but as melinda roeder reports they're also making a promise - to avoid many of the disruptions that caused troubles last year. year. melinda: organizers will have about 30 days to set up more than 2-thousand concrete barriers for fencing... and about 15-thousand tires to serve as crash barriers. that's in addition to the bleachers and stands that will fill the inner harbor. but they say they'll be able to get it all done... faster - and with fewer frustrations thatn last year. (nats from last year's race)it takes months to prepare for a weekend worth of street racing. the track - carefully designed - marked --and fenced off frrm the crowd.07:08:24 "a 2 mile race track would ordinarily take you a couple years to build. we're f

baltimore in the constitution earned the name old iron sides as british cannonballs bounced off her hulles in 1812, which are our flejingly fleet met with the royal navy were defined by american ingeneral knit and boldness, traits at that live on in today's sailors and marines. as america's early successes began to wane and as the war moved into and past the second year, the british regained the initiative even as has been pointed out attacking and burning washington in the late summer of 1814. just a month later american determination turned the tide once more in the combined effort at sea and on land. stop british forces at north point in baltimore. while the details of these battles have dimmed, they still burn as brightly in our collective memory as the rocket's red glare of september 1814 when francis scott key in this off-told history stood on the deck a british warship and watched and waited to see if if our nation's tattered flag still flew here over fort mchenry after a night of unrelenting fire. when dawn showed that flag still there, his experience became a central part of our

composes today into a beautiful civic plaza with a grand entrance to amtrak's magnificent new train hull>> it would link capitol hill with the up and coming noma neighborhood. >> our biggest concern right now is that there's not enough input from the community itself. >> transforming union station and this neighborhood will take more than twenty years and as we said, $7 billion for the amtrak portion, a billion and a half for this neighborhood. and they say they will see community input as that process moves forward. in union station, armando trull, 9news now. >> the pentagon is setting up a new website to list the names of americans who have won the medal of honor in the last eleven years, so everyone knows who really got that. the decision comes on the heels of last month's supreme court decision that invalidated the stolen act. that law made it a crime to lie about receiving military decorations, but the justices said that was a violation of free speech. defense secretary says the website could eventually expand to include other military awards and honors. he spoke to a congressional

blames himself for being distracted but also said destiny played a role. 32 people died after the hullas gashed by a reef and the cruise liner took on water. last week a judge lived the captain's house arrest order but said he -- judge lifted the captain's house arrest order. he's accused of manslaughter, causing a shipwreck and abandoning the liner while passengers and crew were still onboard. >> sinking of a luxurious yacht in lake tahoe still a mystery there were more than a dozen on the yacht shortly before it went down in the tahoe keys marina. not clear what happened to the 86 foot vessel neighbors report hearing the sound of tearing metal sunday night. the 3.2 million dollars yacht had three bedrooms, three bathrooms, fireplaces and a helicopter pad. >>> breaking news in the midwest. fire crews are battling to control burning railroad cars. derailment forced 100 people to he . >>> critical meeting that keeps -- keeps one bay area college in session. the deadline to find the solution. >>> serious charges facing a san jose principal. why prosecutors say her failure to alert police

b-g-e says they have fixed the rupture near hull and howbert streets after a contractor broke the gas main. for safety reasons the area was evacuated early monday...but residents were allowed to return a few hours later. home values continue to be a concern in maryland, but one part of your property is about to become more valuable this week. joel d. smith is streaming now in canton to show us how your driveway and a panda could be making you money soon.good morning joel d. 3 3 that brings us to oor question of the day:would you rent out your driveway to the public? we'll take your calls in our 7 o'clock hour. you can also go to fox-baltimore dot com and tell us what you think... sound off through facebook or send us a tweet.. at foxbaltimore. coming up... one man's proposal... takes a turn for the worse. worse.we'll show you what his girlfriend did... just seconds before he was about to pop the question. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((bump out)) ((break 1)) 3 çia÷ i hear you're having a tough day, so i brought you a freshly made sandwich. you made me

but on the underside, clearly visible, is the chunk of rock that gashed the hull. >> it's a big rock. it's somewhere between 70 and 80 tons so we'll cut it into three pieces to take it out of there. >> reporter: the first piece did come out this afternoon. when it's all gone, salvage crews will build a platform under the ship and cranes will slowly pull her upright. then air pumped into massive steel containers welded to either side will-- if computer models are correct-- refloat the wreck which italian investigators are desperate to have a look at. it's a crime scene? >> i think it's what they call a crime scene, yeah. so everything we do has to be approved and they monitor very closely what we say we're going to do that we actually do it. >> reporter: everything on board is potential evidence in multiple lawsuits, starting the kr the criminal case against the captain who's already been charged with manslaughter. just this week, anthony, captain schettino gave the first interview he's given since his arrest in which he offered a very unconvincing apology, according to most italians,

interior planks to get to the frames to map the shape of the ship, so our plan is a little damage to the hull as possible but to do what's necessary to get a good thorough recording of it. >> when these were recovered in the early '80s, most of them recovered them, they were taken to a conservation laboratory in maryland, and they were documented and conserved and then they were put on display. so you see a wide range of materials here from the ceramics and apothecary bowls and a dinner plate and a bowl. this is actually a tin grog cup from one of the sailors and it is believed to be from one of the african-american sailors, caesar wentworth, and you can see the c.w. inscribed on the side of the grog cup. we don't have any smoking gun evidence that this is scorpion, but all the clues put together indicate that it very well could be. then you have this dental tool. it was used to pull teeth. then you have pieces of clay pipes, another pair of surgical scissors. >> why is it important from your perspective to preserve this boat under this muddy water here? what does it matter? >> well, part of

it used fiberglass to fabricate hulls for boats. it was sophisticated, it was state of the art. but then they shifted several years ago because they saw the direction of this wind power development worldwide and they started producing fiberglass blades for wind power. they have a wonderful facility in warren, rhode island, and they are on the verge of expanding, but again, as my colleague has pointed out, because of the uncertainty of the tax credit and because of many other factors, they have been able -- unfortunately, they have had to reduce some of their work force. we want to see them start growing again. we want t.p.i. to be as it is a world leader in the production of this type of technology. it is sophisticated. these are good jobs. they are manufacturing jobs. they are american jobs. they are the kind of work that we want to be doing worldwide so that when you go anyplace in the world and you look up, you will see a blade that was made in warren, rhode island, not in someplace else, china or elsewhere. we have a challenge in rhode island, 11% unemployment. so these jobs

. >> reporter: you can see the stone, there's a big rock lodged in the hull. >> look at the size of that reporter: six months ago we were at the scene of the wreck. the ship still lies there, as if the tragedy happened yesterday. for many who were on board, memories of that nice of chaos are just as immediate. >> we heard a big boom. we looked at here other and simultaneously said, that's not normal. >> during that time that we were being thrown around, that's the time i actually felt we could die. >> reporter: shortly after the grounding, the costa cruise lines made its offer to the inconvenienced passengers. >> it says we're prepared to offer you a check for $14,000. what was your reaction when you heard that offer? >> i thought it was grossly insulting. it almost seemed like they want to do do this very quickly and get it done so that it could all go away. >> reporter: neither family had a clue that when they bought their tickets they were agreeing the cruise line would have very limited legal liability. >> if one of my loved ones gets killed on a xhempl airliner in the united states,

such was the force of the collision, a huge chunk of rock, the size of a car ended up embedded in the hull of the concordia. within moments, the engine room director reported the engine control room and the electrical panel were under six feet of water. the severity of the situation was kept from passengers. >> translator: everything is all right, please do not panic, go back to your rooms, it's okay, it's just a motor problem an the technicians are trying to fix it. and a lot of people were not believing it, but a good majority of people actually believed them and listened to them and went back to their rooms. >> but within an hour, passengers would be fighting the rising waters, desperate to escape the doomed costa concord concordia. >>> the second the costa concordia hit the rocks, water rushed into a gash about the width of a football field. the ship lost power, its pumps didn't work and neither did the computer designed to calculate the ship's stability. this video was taken on the bridge in the minutes after the collision. the crew rushed to maintain control of the ship as five suppo

such was the force of the collision, a huge chunk of rock, the size of a car ended up embedded in the hull of the concordia. within moments, the engine room director reported the engine control room and the electrical panel were under six feet of water. the severity of the situation was kept from passengers. >> translator: everything is all right, please do not panic, go back to your rooms, it's okay, it's just a motor problem and the technicians are trying to fix it. and a lot of people were not believing it, but a good majority of people actually believed them and listened to them and went back to their rooms. >> but within an hour, passengers would be fighting the rising waters, desperate to escape the doomed costa concordia. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usa

such was the force of the collision, a huge chunk of rock the size of a car ended up embedded in the hull of the concordia. within moments, the engine room director reported the engine control room and the electrical panel were under six feet of water. but the severity of the situation was kept from passengers. >> everything is all right. please do not panic. everybody go to your room. it's okay. it's just a motor problem and the technicians are trying to fix it. a lot of people were not believing them. but there were a good majority of people who believed them and listened to them and went back to their rooms. >> but within an hour, passengers would be fighting the rising waters, desperate to escape the doomed costa concordia. great shot. how did the nba become the hottest league on the planet? by building on the cisco intelligent network they're able to serve up live video, and instant replays, creating fans from berlin to beijing. what can we help you build? nice shot kid. the nba around the world built by the only company that could. cisco. [ male announcer ] why not talk to one of th

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such was the force of the collision, a huge chunk of rock the size of a car ended up embedded in the hull of the concordia. within moments, the engine room director reported the engine control room and the electrical panel were under six feet of water. but the severity of the situation was kept from passengers. >> translator: everything is all right. please do not panic. everybody go back to your room. it's okay. it's just a motor problem, and the technicians are trying to fix it. a lot of people were not believing them. but there were a good majority of people who believed them and listened to them and went back to their rooms. >> but within an hour, passengers would be fighting the rising waters, desperate to escape the doomed costa concordia. ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. just one removes more stains than the 6 next leading pacs combin

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such was the force of the collision, a huge chunk of rock the size of a car ended up embedded in the hull of the concordia. within moments, the engine room director reported the engine control room and the electrical panel were under six feet of water. but the severity of the situation was kept from passengers. >> translator: everything is all right. please do not panic. it's okay. it's just a motor problem and the technicians are trying to fix it ch and a lot of people were not believing them, but there are a good majority of people who actually believed them, listened to them and went back to their rooms. >> reporter: but within an hour, passengers would be fighting the rising waters, desperate to escape the doomed costa concordia. [ mrs. hutchison ] friday night has always been all fun and games here at the hutchison household. but one dark stormy evening... there were two things i could tell: she needed a good meal and a good family. so we gave her what our other cats love, purina cat chow complete. it's the best because it has something for all of our cats! and after a couple of week

with respect to the ecb, the one thing i will say it when he had the jackson-hull moment, it was a while before they implemented the significant steps with qe. >> what is the bond market expecting in terms of the jobless numbers, and they're expectations are different from the bond market and the government's report. >> the government is pretty clear on that. we're at the all-time low yield. we're within ten basis points of that, so i don't expect that the fixed income markets are expecting a whole lot of economic improvement based on any central banks activity or the data in the next to several days. we'll see what that has to say about the economy as well. >> steven, thanks for joining us today. a late day swoon hits stocks in the final minutes. >> bill, throughout most of the day, the do you ended right at the lows of the day and so did the s&p, energy stocks were a decline late in the day. we had earnings concerns out there, and i know central banks are the major concern, but look at building material companies like masco. cautious commentary, armstrong was disappointing yesterday, t

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. >> the ron paul shadow convention across the river from the rnc in 2008 was a huge hull hullabaloo. they made a ton of noise, ron paul said they were there to send a message, but ultimately, what was the message? it was kind of a lot of sound and fury signifying mostly nothing because they did not have anything to do. i mean, ultimately, the real republican deal was across town with john mccain and sarah palin and none of the 10,000 ron paul fans in minneapolis had anything to work on, anything to get done there. no matter how excited they were. this year, the ron paul campaign has not planned a shadow convention. they are doing a preconvention rally ahead of the real convention in tampa, but that's tt, and maybe there's a reason the campaign has not planned a parallel we don't care you're holding a convention nearby blowout. maybe it's because this year at the real republican convention, ron paul supporters might have something to do. quite a lot of the ron paul folks going to this preconvention rally in tampa, the day before the convention, quite a lot of them are going to be in t

a beautiful civic plaza with a trolley stop and a grand entrance to amtrak's magnificent new train hull>> reporter: burnham place would link capitol hill with the up and coming noma neighborhood. >> our biggest concern right now is that there's not enough input from the community itself. >> you're watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. we are lavishing praise on monika samtani. i'm jessica doyle. andrea roane is off today. >> she's one of the funniest people i've ever met. i'm mike hydeck. monika samtani will have traffic momentarily. >> and the always sparkling howard bernstein with your weather first. >>> we're looking at temperatures that are going to soar. got some high clouds out there mixing in. 75 degrees at national. we'll heat up quickly, 93. a think a few more clouds mixing in. any storms should stay generally north of us with highs today near 100. heat advise friday from noon