julie carrie is outside the courthouse in charlottesville, where finding an impartial jury has been difficult to say the least, julie? >> reporter: jury selection is filling a second day here, taking far longer than anyone expected or hoped. just a handful of jurors has been added in seven hours of questioning that's gone on today, and at least three more are are needed before the final cuts can be made reignand a jur be seated. yeardley love's mother, sister and other close relatives were joined in court today by many of the 22-year-old victim's friends. they felted the first three rows on one side of the courtroom. on the other side sat george hughley. he faces several charges here. the case involving two players on uva's top ranked lacrosse team got national attention, and that's what's making so hard to pick an impartial jury right now. the defense have agreed when they questioned jurors and learned they have an opinion about george hughley's guilt, that juror is dismissed. here's the observation from one local defense attorney who's been watching this case. >> it seems that people are sa

news4's julie carrie will join us live from charlottesville at 5. >>> a bill created after casey anthony'surder trial may soon become law in florida. it increases the maximum penalty from one year to five years in prison for knowingly making a false statement to police about a missing child. anthony was acquitted of hurding her 2-year-old daughter caylee last july but was convicted of four misdemeanor counts of lying to investigators. she was sentenced to four years behind bars but set free after nearly three years for good behavior. the caylee bill was unanimously approved by a house committee yesterday. >>> president obama is putting pressure on congress. the payroll tax cuts expire at the end of the month. the president wants to make sure congress hears from average americans. >> reporter: surrounded by people who wrote what 40 additional dollars per paycheck has meant to them, president obama says he sees progress in getti ting convicgress to go al with the pay rowe roll tax cuts. >> until you see me sign that thing, that photograph of me signing it at my desk, you have to keep your vo

julie carrie will have the latest in a live report from charlottesville, virginia, on the news at 5:00. >>> after moments of angry party line bickering, it appears it is a bipartisan deal up on capitol hill to extend the payroll tax cut and extra jobless benefits. republicans backed off their demand for spending cuts to match those tax cuts. steve handlesman has the latest. >> reporter: if the payroll tax deal holds on capitol hill it is a win for president obama and the middle class. >> this tax cut means that the typical american family will see an extra $40 in every paycheck this year. and that's gonna help speed up this recovery. >> reporter: republican leaders tried to spin the deal as their win. >> we were not gonna allow the democrats to continue to play political games and raise taxes on working americans. >> reporter: but the president in which is today was celebrating more good economic news. a bump in u.s. manufacturing, his rising popularity forced gop lawmakers to back down and make the tax deal. >> republicans saw that in december when they held out for spending cuts, res

in manassas, julie carrie, news 4. >> the band is fun. i know.ood for them many. >>> up next, a popular restaurant closes its doors for good fp. >>> and angelina jolie's right leg is everywhere. the oscar spoof right af >>> february, of course is black history month. >> the idea started in 1926 as a period that was set aside for study and celebration. a member of the nbc advisory board told us why she nominated her former boss. he's dedicated to helping educate african-americans in technology fields. >>> a restaurant in herndon, virginia closed its doors for good. they served their final meals over the weekend after 37 years in town. the owner says the restaurant is a victim of the bad economy, and the deteriorating building, the mexican food restaurant was known for its homemade salsa. he promises to reveal the ingredients now that the store is closed. >>> a couple months ago everyone was tebowing. but after the oscars, everyone is now jolieing. imitating angelina jolie's front leg that was front and center on the red carpet. and now tumblr is f

hi, carrie, hey, julie, how are you? hi. hi. hey, sandy. rebecca, how are you? o.k., i guess.e? frantic, as usual. listen, um... i hope you understand you know, i had to find someone for your old job. oh... i didn't know whether you were coming back, and, uh... we're so shorthanded. i... i... i had to replace you. i hope you will understand. i understand. there might be an opening next semester... right after the new year. please, keep me in mind. you know i will. you're so great with children. um, are you going back to college? i hope to. i have a meeting with my advisor at 5:00 today. i have so much catching up to do. you'll do just fine. listen-- are you still giving guitar lessons? i sure am. good, i'll put a notice on the bulletin board. thanks. ramón: héhere we go, now pass back and forth. back up, come on. all right, that's it. rebecca? kick it, kick it! are you really here? i don't believe it! i'm here, really here. rebecca is back in san francisco. she left the farm, she left kevin behind and she's really tired. nancy: rebecca, is that you? yes, it's me. are you all r

july sops. the shuttle was carrying about 15 people when he ran a red light and crashed into a big rig. one of the buses passengers was thrown from the shuttle and killed. >>darya: we're back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside at the james lick. dry roads and a much better for me this morning. we will be right back. faugh the >>mark: the opening day on wall street, dow futures are down 30 points during disappointing retail sales for the month of january. moody's warning that they have cut the aaa credit ratings for france, the united kingdom and austria. but they downgraded credit ratings for israel, portugal and spain. dow futures are down 40. you could see a down day on wall street. >>darya: at least two people responsible for shooting two people and outside of a vallejo mill salon. five people were hurt including a two year-old girl. the search continues for human remains and a mass grave used by the speed freak killers. if more than 300 human bones have already been found. rain postponed the search yesterday. we are three days away from a major shutdown of

there are now over 100 bodies at the gate to be carried to the dead house. friday, july 2nd. the majority of the camp drew fresh meat from which the rebel quartermaster calls beef. but he can't fool the old soldiers with his mule and horse flesh. it might have been pretty good had it been brought in within a week after its death where it would have given us a large enough piece to allow for the maggots. we were too hungry to consider long enough about eating it. so drew chicken feed and a small piece of wormy pork. quite a variety of one day. went out for wood. the first time i had been outside since i arrived here. what a relief to see the outside world and get a breath of fresh air. wednesday, august 3rd. on different battlefields, i have witnessed many horrible sights. but none compare with what i saw today. a man lying on the bank of the stream being eaten to death by maggots. they were from his eyes and mouth. his body was eating raw in several places. we could do nothing with him but let him alone to die a miserable death. sunday, september 4th. attended a funeral who d

every year about july, the floodwaters of the nile would gradually rise, carrying fertile silt down from the headwaters until the farmland had been renewed as the floodwars receded. not surprisingly, the ancient egyptians living with this cycle soon came to equate the regular pattern of the nile and its gift of rebirth with the universe itself. their most important philosophical principles stemmed from that equation. it was the idea of maat-- roughly "rightness" or "order." everything about the egyptian way of life had a pattern, a rhythm, a sense of orderly beginning and end. so too, the egyptians believed, this must be the way of man. man's end on earth was merely a beginning in the next world. when a pharaoh asked, "how long is life?" he was told, "thou art destined for millions of years, for a lifetime of millions." ( ship's horn blowing ) when howard carter returned to the valley of the kings from england in 1922, it was his last chance to find the elusive tomb of the pharaoh tutankhamun. for six years he had searched, but now his support from his sponsor, lord rnarvon, was almost e

. >> oliver: july 1944, on the beaches of guam, he was there beside them. >> >> oliver: carrying thiseavy radio equipment describing minute by minute, step by step the approach to the beach. >> i'll tell you one thing i'm thinking right now of my home and my wife and little daughter. >> oliver: and the battlefield recordings are preserved at the library of congress. >> then one was assigned to cover the marine landings on a fiercely held japanese island of taowa. >> realizing there was great deal of responsibility. >> oliver: as you can see from this riveting film, he stood up in the line of fire as they were hunkering down. >> i think i was too dumb to worry about being shot. >> oliver: captured on film, some of the most intense and brutal combat. footage was so compelling, it was used to make the documents that won the 1944 academy award during world war ii. allied war correspondents operated within the perimeters of censorship rules. >> claiming victims and lots of horror in the war, particularly in the pacific was told. there is no question that all the correspondents, i think war

carrying her. >> gospel singer and pastor marvin winans gave the julie.arted by thanking houston's mother for bringing the service back home to newark. >> i want to thank momma houston, cissy, for your just willingness to forget about everything else and have this service here. [ applause ] that took a lot of courage. and because of that, you brought the world to church today. >> houston made her film debut in 1992 in "the bodyguard." kevin costner recalled her struggle to land the role. >> it's a tree we can all hang on. the unexplainable burden comes with fame. call it doubt, call it fear. i've had mine, and i know the famous in the room have had theirs. i asked her to trust me and she said she would. half hour later she went back in to do her screen test and the studio fell in love with her. the whitney i knew, despite her success and worldwide fame still wondered am i good enough? am i pretty enough? will they like me? it was the burden that made her great and the part that caused her to stumble in the end. whitney, if you could hear me now, i would t

last july he was caught on surveillance video walking out of san francisco's gallery carrying a picasso worth $275,000. he finished a sentence here in california last november. >>> well, it seems that dogs and cats are complicating divorce proceedings in america. lawyers say custody cases are and they are fighting over them. one southern california attorney says cases involving cats and dogs and keeping them are up 15% and judges are more likely to take requests seriously. treating pets more like children than objects breakups and civil sun generals and domestic partnerships is a big reason that the custody fights have become more common. >> how about this, a slice of hollywood is in the bay area. our own christina loren is live on the red carpet at the film festival. >>> and new warnings linked to the widely used prescription drugs. >>> and good evening, i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area center. yes, it's true. rain is making a comeback across the bay area. clouds increasingnd in northern california and not only that, one to three feet of snow in the time line coming up in just minu

jakarta leaving several people injured president of july wade is campaigning for a third term in office in next week's election. a man who saadi was carrying out a suicide bombing in washington has been arrested i mean al khalifa he was attempting to detonate a fake explosive vest given to him by undercover f.b.i. officers he allegedly believed the officers were members of al qaida the moroccan national have been under surveillance by the u.s. government for about a year. six trillion dollars worth of counterfeit u.s. bonds have been seized in italy carried the false date of nine hundred thirty four and were transported from hong kong to do work in two thousand and seven where they were transferred to swiss trust prosecutors say it appeared the suspects intended to sell up eight people have been arrested and charged with making financial operations using fake bonds as a guarantee. in believe us thousands of people have been left homeless after overflowing rivers flood of more than half of the country's districts around alert was issued and the army deployed to help you back away the most soon season which started in january has already cla

in july, 2010, a pipeline carrying tar sands oil ruptured near marshall, michigan. over 800,000 gallons of oil flowed into the kalamazoo river. a year and a half after the spill, the cleanup continues and is expected to cost hundreds of millions of dollars. oil tar sands, unlike conventional crude oil sinks to the bottom of a river, making it especially difficult to clean up. transcanada's first keystone pipeline doesn't really inspire confidence either. this is a brand new supposedly state-of-the-art pipeline. it was predicted to spill no more than once every seven years, but in just a year and a half of operation, it's reported 14 separate oil spills. in north dakota, over 21,000 gallons of tar sands oil have been spilled, and these spills are a warning to all of us that we need to get this right. this is not a subject to be taken lightly. we've seen in my neck of the woods in the northern part of the county where i live in san berno, california, a natural gas pipeline explosion that killed eight people, injured dozens and destroyed 38 homes. the federal governmen

july. >>> nuclear regulatory commission says extensive wear has been found on hundreds of tubes that carryadioactive water near san diego. they were found in unit two the disclosure comes to days after a lube leak at the other unit prompted operators to shutdown the reactor. the warn out tubes are less than two years old. it is not clear what is behind the deterioration. >>> denver is expected to get one of the heaviest snow storms in the city's history today and it could affect flights to and from the a area. denver international is a major hub for american airlines and frontier airlines. the airport has cancelled more than 150 flights, more than a foot of snow has already fallen in parts of colorado and forcasters say it may not stop until tomorrow. the storm has prompted a blizzard warning for the northeast forcing school closures we can't even get a little rain around here. >> no, but if you are heading to any of those areas mike you recommend people use the flight tracker. >> absolutely. denver up to three feet of snow, 40 mile per hour winds, definitely dangerous going around there b

carrying ink flipped over late last night. i have ink spilled all over the highway and leaked from the overpass to the road below. julie wright has more. >> good morning. what a mess in baltimore. the good news is that 95 was just reopened a few moments ago. we do have lanes open both north and southbound on i-95. that is a big improvement as we head into our morning commute. around town, southbound 3 at rydell traffic able to get through now. lanes are open across the american legion bridge. nice and easy headed in towards fairfax. no trouble spots on 395 up and across the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> a deal on capitol hill to renew the payroll tax cut is now done. negotiators announced an agreement late last night on extending the cut for 160 million americans. it means about an extra $20 a week will stay in your paycheck. the keel will cut back the maximum time the unemployed can get benefits from 99 weeks to 73 weeks in the hardest-hit states. this is a reversal for republicans that dropped demands that the ebb tensions be paid for. instead, the cost will be added to the def

carries. thank you. >> item 18, motion to color -- calendar public hearing on may 8, 2012, to consider the adoption of wholesale water contract rates for fiscal year 2012-2013, effective july 1, 2012. commissioner moran: this is a motion to set a date for hearing. can i get a motion? >> so move. commissioner moran: and i have a second. thank you. is there any public comment? thank you. all those in favor? >> aye. commissioner moran: opposed? the motion carries and the hearing will be set. >> the next item is our closed session. if you would call for any public comment on any of the closed session items at this time and then entertain a motion to invoke the attorney-client privilege. commissioner moran: do we have public comment on the items in closed session? seeing none, do i have a motion whether to assert attorney- client privilege? move to assert and second. any comments? all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. >> if you will give me a moment to read the items, we will then go into closed session. conference with legal counsel existing litigation with defendant. 22, conference with legal counsel, existing litigation as defendant. 23, conference with legal coun

julie carey, news 4. >>> now gun control activists have had more success in fighting another gun bill. it lets professors carryns on school campuses. that bill has not made it out of committee. the virginia house also approved a bill today to repeal the so-called kings dominion law that requires virginia school systems to open after labor day. the repeal passed by an overwhelming 76-23 vote. it means school boards would be able to set their own school calendars. supporters of the earlier start say it would improve student test scores. opponents say it would hurt the state tourism industry. the bill now heads to the virginia senate where it is expected to meet stiff opposition. >>> after the break a woman is charged because she allegedly bit a rescue worker who tried to help her and that's just the beginning. >>> also ahead, what d.c.'s police chief has to say today to drivers who are getting snapped by a new speed camera. >> and the controversy at the university of connecticut after a video that says women who are being raped should suck it up. so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we just

july calling for jihad in syria and nobody actually took notice that when the first suicide bombings in damascus took place there were less than twenty four hours before the huge explosions. here are they carry the same fingerprint now the american position is very interesting it just says that her hang on a minute this is a an enemy that we want to fight and suddenly they're operating in the same theater that we're trying to overthrow this government and perhaps it may signify that the americans are trying to understand what the syrian president had said previously that there might be tens of longest hours in the in the region if they keep pressuring the syrian government i would say let the syrians sort this thing ourselves and do not interfere with us the more you interfere with us the longer this drags on and the more bloodshed we will be seeing. iran looks set to expand its controversial nuclear program reports that just new centrifuges are going to be installed at the fortified underground enrichment facility near the city hall earlier in the week domestically made nuclear fuel rods were loaded into the research reactor at the same time the islamic republic is accused of being behind b

july calling for jihad in syria and nobody actually took notice that when the first suicide bombings in damascus took place there less than twenty four hours before that huge explosions. in iraq they carried the same fingerprint now the american position is very interesting it just says that her hang on a minute this is a an enemy that we want to fight and suddenly they're operating in the same theater that we're trying to overthrow this government and perhaps it may signify the americans are trying to understand what the syrian president had said previously that there might be tens of landslides in the in the region if they keep pressuring the syrian government i would say let the syrians sort this thing ourselves and do not interfere with us the more you interfere with us the longer this takes on and the more bloodshed we will be seeing. while the international pressure on syria grows in force it's over for libya as the country marks a year since the revolt against the gadhafi regime celebrations are tainted by ongoing gunfire on the streets and amid claims of torture. also harsh rhetoric from the israeli government towards iran fails to convince many in israel that tech chrono is indee

july calling for jihad in syria and nobody actually took notice that when the first suicide bombings in damascus took place there were less than twenty four hours before the huge explosions. in iraq they carried the same fingerprint now the american position is very interesting it just says that her hang on a minute this is a an enemy that we want to fight and suddenly they're operating in the same theater that we're trying to overthrow this government and perhaps it may signify that the americans are trying to understand what the syrian president had said previously that there might be tens of alarmist i was in the in the region if they keep pressuring the syrian government i would say let the syrians sort this thing ourselves and do not interfere with us the more you interfere with us the longer this takes on and the more bloodshed we will be seeing. now underway here in our t.v. embracing the bogeyman. the chinese aren't going to get. the kind of. they're going to get it. by now winds and white houses comfortably in bed with a steam despite a rising wave of china phobia across the u.s. . and i was. for protestors and bahrain as the anniversary of the country's uprising was met with a bruta

july 12th, 2011. and sterling down nearly a cent against the dollar after bank of england minutes carry at 157.04 is where we stand. that did boost gilt yields. gilt's yielding 2.16. you can see the ten-year treasuries. 10-year bdps we hit currently under 5 president 5. so the yield is edging a little higher for gdps and bund yielding a little higher at 1.94%. chloe. >> thanks for that. after quite a bit of caution on what's going to happen for greece and numbers from hsbc, ultimately many of these key markets as you can see managed to dig out a little bit of gains. closing up to three-month highs. a central report in the local daily that some types of property easing may actually happen in the city of shanghai. that ultimately has triggered a lot of buying into the depressed property captors in shanghai, hong kong as well. australia prut much holding flat. japan and south korea pretty much sitting at around six-month highs. overall, i think investors decided to take what they wanted from the flash pmi numbers given that it was at a four-month high but still at a contraction territory. most everybody seem

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julie carey. >> reporter: 24-year-old carlos ma martin elli came to court convicted of felony murder for driving drunk and crashing his car into a vehicle carrying three nuns. two of them sister charlotte lange and connie ruth lufton were badly injured and sister denise moeser was killed. prosecutors asked the judge to deliver a sentence above the guidelines. >> this man's actions were outrageous. they took a life of a selfless woman who served her community, served her religion as a teacher, had been a missionary, severely injured two other people of cower community. >> reporter: martinelli's blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit that tragic morning. it was his third d.u.i. the bolivia native was also facing deportation proceedings. the case provoked a community outcry about immigration enforcement. but in court today he told the judge he's a changed man. he says he's found god, attends aa meetings in the jail, and is studying to become a pastor some day. he and tearful relatives asked for mercy. >> i really am truly sorry for what i've done to the sisters. i would rather my life be taken than that of an innocent person. >> re

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julie carey reports from manassas. >> reporter: 24-year-old carlos martinelli came to court already convicted of felony murder for driving drunk in august of 2010 and crashing his car into a vehicle carryingee nuns. two of them sister charlotte lange and connie ruth lufton were badly injured. sister denise mosher was killed. in court today he told the judge he is a changed man. he says he has found god, attends aa meetings in the jail, and is studying to become a pastor some day. he and tearful relatives asked for mercy. >> i am truly sorry for the destruction and harm i put the sisters and their families through. i feel horrible for what i have done. i take full responsibility for my actions. and i'm willing to accept my penalty. >> reporter: his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit that tragic morning. it was his third dui. the bolivian native also faced deportation proceedings and the case produced a community outcry about immigration enforcement. prosecutors asked the judge to deliver a sentence above the guidelines. >> this man's actions were outrageous and took the life of a selfless woman who soivgd her community, served her religion as a teacher, had been a miss

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carry out a suicide bombing at the u.s. capitol. >> clayton: even no the fbi have been tracking him for a year, his former landlord expressed suspicions two years ago, calling police in julyod morning, first, i have to ask you what tipped you off and made your radar go off that something was a little off with this guy? >> well, yes, he was, initially, he wasn't on the lease. >> clayton: is girlfriend was. >> his girlfriend was and she did say she might get married my wife recalled. and they did get married, allegedly and moved in. they were living a while a arguments and she abruptly left, left the country. >> juliet: he had male visitors lot. >> yes. >> juliet: what was the behavior there? >> very, what at the call fervent behavior, sort of suspicious behavior and it was not the normal type of relationship. you try to establish, with your tenants. >> clayton: friendly, you say he was-- >> he was defensive. >> clayton: in what way. were there questions you would ask of him and he would dodge. >> i would ask him, why hasn't he signed the lease, as i recall, at one point or i would ask him after he stopped paying rent and threatening to harm me, i asked him to leave. >> jul