good news from maine madam president. good news about our commitment to each other and our commitment to our veterans. it's often said that maine is a big small town with very long streets. we know each other we care about each other and in this case we deeply care about our veterans. thank you madam president. i yield the floor. mr. king: madam president, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call:

the lansdale we are dealing with the water main break at cannon avenue closed between west main street and west second street. alternate, mitchell road. montgomery county ridge road at hard are road we are dealing with an accident at this hour. springfield new jersey in burlington county, burlington jack sonville road at gilbert road another accident as a car went into a pole, alternate route 639. there is a pot hole causing problems in montgomery county, county line road between stump road and kenas road. look the at drive times from 476 through 676, 14 minutes, moving good at this hour and i-95 woodhaven road to 676 southbound looking clear, your ride is 14 minutes. mass transit reporting no delays. erika, back to you. >>> lets get back to the breaking news in lansdale, montgomery county crews are working hard to fix a water main break at cannon avenue and main street before the start of the rush hour. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us with the update the on the repairs. how is it going, jan good morning. >> good morning, good news. work here on the scene is wrapping up

there is that water main break in lansdale so cannon avenue is closed between west main street and west second street, the alternate is mitchell avenue. four vehicle crash in willingboro, new jersey, route 130 is closed a at beverly rancocas road so alternate bridgeboro road to delanco road and then back to route 130 to go northbound. another vehicle crash in springville township in new jersey burlington county, burlington jacksonville road, car in the pole at gilbert road alternate is 639. pennsylvania turnpike westbound, we do have some construction which should be ending shortly from will will owe grove to virginia drive but traffic should pick up there as well. the mass transit reporting no delays. that is your ride now back to you. >>> j.d., thank you. >>> new this fire fire breaks out in the chinese take out rest tur rant in north philadelphia a fire fighters arrived at 2700 block of north broad street shortly after midnight. it didn't take them licensing to get that fire under control. we're told no one was injured in that fire erika? >> ukee, thank you. 5:06 right now. children

how do they decide which water main break gets fixed first?rince george's county bureau chief tracy wilkins look at how they figure out if they will fix your main first, or the guy down the street. >> quite a bit of water was coming out. >> we've had water leaking for the last week or two. >> see where the concrete has come up where the asphalt has come up? >> the last cold snap it just started coming occupy. >> reporter: the avenue versus lucy lane. two broken pipes, two different neighborhoods. the question is -- who gets the repair today? >> they said they had so many water main breaks in the area that they just couldn't get to it. >> looking forward to the strongest point on the water main. >> just needs repairing. >> reporter: marty is an inspector, first 09 scene to access a break. >> i can judge by amount of water or how much damage it's doing. >> reporter: water coming through the ground asphalt has exploded here not the worse that wssc has seen. >> nobody's lost any water, nobody is out of water basically if you can hold to the next a

kittery maine, the summer of 1864. when his ninety-day service was up, he was mustered out, and he returned to bangor for a little while. and then he engaged in a little bit of election campaigning for his former boss, avraham lincoln. and he returned to washington in september and october of 1864 prior to the national elections. he had never met lincoln before being selected in 1860. they actually met in chicago after the republican convention. hamlin had a role early in the administration, and it was advising lincoln on what to do. politically, he understood the decision because they wanted a reach out to the border states and to some of the southern sympathizers. they thought that andrew johnson would make a better candidate. hamlin eventually went back to the senate. he had a great career. but at the age of 54, even then, their life expectancy and their political life expectancy wasn't intended or ever expected to be the on the age of 60 or 70 years old. he was pretty well situated. while it might have stung at the

you aring live at crews mix fag large water main brain break at main street and cannon avenue. cannon avenue will be closed between second street and main street during the repairs. >>> it the has been one week since philadelphia police officer robert wilson was kill in the line of duty. members of the west philadelphia community where he lived will hold a candle light vigil tonight in his honor. our justin finch is live outside game stop in north philadelphia where officer wilson was shot, just continue, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. we know that game stop has given to the wilson family, the amount has in the been disclosed at this time. this is just the latest tribute one of of several we have seen for officer wilson and his family a after he lost his life protecting this store one week ago. >> we appreciate the sacrifice. >> reporter: balloon released a symbolic show of thanks from neighbors at 54th and locust street neighborhood where slain officer robert wilson the third lived with his family. >> this means... unaudible. >> reporter: last thursday afterno

water main break in lansdale cannon avenue is closed between west main street and west second street, alternate would be mitchell avenue. also we are dealing with an accident on the northeast extension, this is milford township northbound approaching quakertown. the right lane is block so you have to go around that a bit. another accident in south injuries any willingboro at route 130 at beverly rancocas road. the mass transit is reporting no delays. the that is your ride ukee, back to you. >>> we've got breaking news in land dale, montgomery county crews 60 are on the scene at main street and cannon avenue. repairs are expect to tie up the morning rush in that area lets get out to jan carabao for more details jan, good morning. >> reporter: ukee, good morning. the as you can sianni probably hear on the scene crews are working very hard to get a fix in place. the goal this morning toys get this stretch of road reopened before the morning rush. now cannon avenue is a fairly busy road just off of main street here in lansdale. police want to get everything up and running before traffic p

main street your main drag here through down, just a block above the septa train station. if you're trying to get to that septa train station probably detour, going to go around the block using mitchell or towamenson, but expect the water crews to be out there for most of the day. no problems up and down 295 or the new jersey turnpike, i know they were doing some construction along the mt. laurel interchange along by route 73. otherwise good shape as you roll down the 42 freeway and head up and over the brennan the walt whitman bridge. looking fine, chris lauren, back to you. >> bob, thanks so. the us military has not said he can actually what caused helicopter crash that killed 11 service members off the coast of florida yesterday. >> as that investigation gets underway the search for those on board does continue. fox's jack ibanez continues. >> the service members presumed dead in a helicopter crash, incident happening tuesday night not far from the air for the base in florida seven marines, four soldiers, were on board, an uh60 blackhawk, as part of a training exercise,

the 10 inch main broke on cunningham drive in berwyn heights yesterday afternoon. that break flooded several homes and left a huge mess on the roadways. crews finished up repairs on the water main this morning and that stretch of road is now back open. kimberly: we are seeing green and a lot of gold in the form of sunshine on this st. patrick's day. alison: unfortunately, this warm weather is not going to be sticking around all evening. lot of changes headed our way. chief meteorologist doug hill is here to explain how low the temperatures will drop. hi, doug. doug: hi there. cold front passed through a bit earlier and the colder air lags behind by several hours. process is under way, falling temperatures west of the metro area. let's get started of a live look at the rooftop camera. plenty of sunshine but high level clouds scattered around the area. don't mind the winds as much when it's 67 degrees like it is

>> . >> well, for people in the north to northeast the main thing will be security. he has to come in and show that he can -- boko haram and those missing school girls that are still missing nearly a year on, people are saying you are criticized jonathon for the fact that you said he didn't do enough to try to find the girls when you come into office, expects to shake up and do what he can to find those girls. it is things like corruption the economy things like power. this is one of the world's largest producers. it is sun openable in today's africa's biggest economy most people don't have access to electricity. you need to be patient with me i have just come in, i will try to shake things up and deal with corruption. and when he was in charged when he came in during the coupe, people said he was perhaps seen as a less corrupt poll six. whatever he does, and then hopefully, most nigerians say they want the country to move forward, those outside the country, read social media twitter, i -- i want to come back home, many people are excited they hope this will be a new

but the main opposition democratic party disagreed. they said the budget will do nothing for economic revival or a fiscal rehabilitation. they claimed it will widen japan's wealth gap and add to the burdens of ordinary people. the draft budgets was approved later by a majority vote. deliberation moves to the upper house on monday. >>> the head of the world bank has welcomed china's new asian infrastructure investment bank. he said it's good to have more institutions that'll fill the growing demand for infrastructure in emerging nations. world bank president jim yong kim attended a news conference in tokyo. >> we welcome it because of the extraordinary need for infrastructure. 1.4 billion people in the world don't have access to electricity. 2.5 billion people don't have access to basic sanitation services. >> 27 other countries say they'll join the bank, including india and new zealand. britain this week became the first g-7 nation to show support. but the japanese government is staying cautious. officials say there's a lack of transpa

- maine cavalry. and they are the ones are going to hold the road. the men of the first maine calvary have some spencer carbines that can shoot seven shots. henry's rifles can shoot six shots. but the rest of the brigade, six and her teeth ohio, have shards carbines. -- sharp's carbines. they have two guns of artillery support under this guy lieutenant james. west point image. and what the confederates are going to do, they come to the village i think at about 2:00 in the morning, this is gordon's infantry. and out here is lee's cavalry. they are going to do a left wheel and drive the federal cavalry off that ridge. the end of advancing about -- about quarter to 8:00 that morning. there is john gordon for you, if you don't know who he is. he is a very dashing confederate colonel. here is general lee's nephew. commanding the cavalry in this attack. and there is long, in charge of the artillery. as that confederate line advances, on the left is clement evans's division. in the center is james walker. an

the jobs, or let's say, the lack of jobs bugging main street. we feel it.ll the sentiment numbers say it. but why isn't the lack of jobs bugging wall street? is it to the traders point that wall street still wants mediocrity? they don't want great news, they like mediocrity even if main street is suffering? matt: yeah, if we've been growing 2.5%, that's exactly what wall street wants. it sucks for the rest of the country because we all know people have to work. people are trying to get work and aren't getting it. i see a silver lining. 20% of small businesses hire full time employees in the past month. people who want loans are getting loans. this recovery, it has to be led by small business if we turn this around. charles: the adp number, they created a lot more jobs than large businesses. the thing is, hitha, and you've been touching upon this, still when it comes to main street, the sort of euphoria resonating from the stock market, there's a complete disconnect. >> there's an absolute disconnect. people are hesitant to get back into the market. they wer

what are the main stumbling blockens that are causing these to go over the deadline? >> well, as we understand it, the general understanding is that the mange issues remain from the iranian's point of view the speed from which the sanctions regime is lifted if the deal is in place. how fast those sanctions are lifted particularly from the iranian point of view, essentially once the deal is signed they want the sanctions lifted immediately. want as faced response to keep the pressure on -- so they abide by the details of the agreement the other issues rett, we understand, to the americans particularly wanted some mechanism in which the sanctions can be put back into place very quickly without any great delays if the iranians are found to be in breech of the deal. all of this is designs to prevent them from breaking out from what we understand would be a very closely monitored regime for at least ten years and getting towards this process of enriching you rain i am that's what this is all about, but clearly they are a long way from this deal, this frame work deal, one t

the main protest is in letpedam town three hours from the main town. doesn't allow them to form unions and leaves little scope for decision making to universities. they want to bring their protest to yangon the former capital and main commercial hub but are unable to do so because of the heavy security presence. police however haven't been able to stop other protests in support of the students from popping up in the city. there are signs the deposit is losing patience. activists say police use vigilantes to break up a protest and arrest protesters. often used by the former military regime. the government says it's listening to the students' demands. it's appointed a parliamentary committee to hold public consultations on the matter. >> the reform process and hearing is being held because of the student strike. it's the result of talks between students, advocates and lawmakers. >> how the government handles the protests will be closely watched. it transitions from military rule to a semi civilian one four years ago and will be holding elections later th

what's bugging main street? what's bugging main street if there are more jobs, a lot more jobs, and people are working, if all the signs suggest that the fed has to raise rates because they're doing so well. what's bugging main street? >> we have a lot of uncertainty. one is wall street versus main street. yes, a lot of jobs but not a lot of wage growth. you have talk about the economy doing so well that the fed needs to raise rates to protect the reputation but main street doesn't feel the economy is doing so well. have you less than great economic signals and have a standstill, and the plunge of oil actually is costing more jobs. a lot of job creation done in the sector, that weighs heavily. charles: since oil started falling apart, when it was down, the market was up, when it was down, the market was down. cheap oil is supposed to be a great knee jerk thing that invigorating our economy? >> right, until this week, the markets assumed that oil was in the process of bottoming and that may not happen. if it does

plus, a water main break. when the repairs will be finished and how many will not have water tonight. a free flight home for a wounded soldier. >> they went out of their way to help us. it's amazing. leon: how the journey marks a milestone. and programs at risk. a d.c.-based nonprofit is out thousands, next. alison: we have breaking news tonight from silver spring where a man is in critical condition after he was shot during an attempted robbery. this is a live look at piney branch road and devon drive, where the shooting took place at 8:30 tonight. the police have not released a description of the shooter. if you have information, contact montgomery county police. stay with abc 7 for updates. leon: another top story, a fairfax county body was found in a wooded area in herndon. alison: there is little information about the victim, but the police confirm it is a man with trauma to his upper body. richard reeve is live in herndon. what have they told you? richard: the people here are shaken up. kind me is the sc

the water main break, it's cannon avenue shut down between west main and second street. stick to mitchell avenue. look at the size of the hole they are working in. you know it will be shut down for a while there's a lot of to fix. stick to missilele -- mitchell avenue. the blue route roadser clear and dry southbound traffic heading toward i-95. light volume to start you off. we have a nasty accident in burlington county. four vehicles were involved. 130 northbound was shut down, that has cleared traffic is moving better right now there matt. >> we begin with breaking news, two police officers were shot and wounded during a protest in ferguson missouri, it happened during demonstrations outside the city's police department. "action news" reporter, eva pilgrim is live in the satellite center with the details. eva? >> reporter: matt, the ferguson was celebration the police chief's resignation and calling for more dismissals. the authorities are looking for the gunman who fired multiple shots who hit two police officers who were there to keep the peace. protesters say they w

>> i think the main purpose now the main aim is to stop the progress houthis are making. >> stop adenalling. >> stopping aden and stopping the fact that houthis are, you know, controlling yemen. this is the idea. they want to stop houthis this is the first aim. the second aim i think is more in geopolitics. they want to send a message to iran that there are other players who can play the same game. >> this is the red line. you've done it in syria and iraq. >> this is our back yard, you you can't play here. >> to what extent is yemen bringing together some arab unity? arab states have a bitter division over all kinds of issues. >> i'm not sure this will bring a lot of arab units. those countries will work together in yemen. every country comes with its own agenda it's own view on what's happening. >> sorry, we have another event. we take you to other developing stories we're following here, that is of course tuesday's plane crash in the french alps. the germanwings plane was owned by lufthansa. there is a news conference right now. let's listen in. >> in our group those observing us in

the main plaza in the park area to the left is the cafe. that center is the lighted floor of the glass floor that will exude light from below and to the right off the screen would be the bridge connection to the tower. the park main plaza would be another plaque with the terrific sponsor opportunity. there is a children's playground in the park that's just to the west of the main plaza. some of the images on the lower part of the crime scene -- scene are the equipment there and it's a charitable contribution. the 13 gardens i mentioned. they ring the park. there are various gardens that have unique flora and fauna. each of these would be identified with signage which talks about the flora and fauna in the park in the garden and would be described as the kind of environment they came from and that they are all suitable for california environment as well and they also would serve as an educational opportunity. alongside that informational signage which we believe would be a digital signage is interactive would be a plaque with the recognition

he has with him not the 20th maine, but his new brigade after his wounding at petersburg. the 185th new york, hundred 90 if pennsylvanian. he is taking casualties. this guy here. look at that. artillery shell takes off his foot. and some toes on his other foot. some of that artillery fire is coming from the yard of george pierce, at the eastern edge of the village. men in those batteries are members of the richmond howitzers and salem flying artillery. here is an illustration of the firing of the last gun. william brown is with the salem flying artillery. one of those shells finds this fellow here. hiram clarke. kimberlin claims him to be the last casualty. don't know that that is necessarily true. but it is a rather tragic story. hiram clarke is from marathon, new york. he is sick with jaundice in the hospital. he finds out his regimen is moving out i campaign, he absents himself from the hospital and joins his resident -- regimen. arching all the way to appomattox, and is hit by an artillery shelled and killed outright. we always knew about this -- this illustration. a c

>> reporter: they could have used some of girard's gung-ho ice clearing on unshoveled stretches of main street's sidewalks. the complaint from neighbors there's stale lot of ice here even 18 hours after yesterday's snow ended. >> the businesses are opened. i understand last night when the snow had stopped late and they weren't opened not being but i mean most everybody's opened now so i think you would have to try to make it safe for everybody to walk around. >> reporter: the cleanup still a work in progress. the consensus it's time for wind to leave. are you sick of it. >> yes. bring the easter bunny, yes, i am. >> reporter: you want the easter bunny hm. >> yes, i do. >> reporter: maybe the easter bunny can help us with the icy sidewalks. we reached out to the borough here of phoenixville to ask them if they had cited any of the owners along any of the main streets here as they have to clean out their sidewalks. we are still waiting for an answer on that at this point so we don't know if they have cited or alerted them that they need to clear their sidewalks. live in phoenixville john

that will be a main selling point. if there's a deal when it comes back to congress. when it comes to congress make no mistake, republicans are lying in wake whether the president is successful coming to terms with iran and p5 partners or if there's a failure. if a deal is struck the first thing congress will do when it gets back from its 2 week recess, is assist the president come to them for approval on the deal that the president made. if there's a failures the house and the senate will waste no time in ratcheting up sanctions, passing stringent sanctions on iran, and the president said he would go along with that. there are majorities in the house and the senate. it's not just republicans, plenty of democrats are on board. a lot of tension, anxiety and doubt about direction this is going in in terms of congress. a key selling point the president is expected to use, the break out time something the white house came back to time and time again, breakout - referring to the time it would take iran if it broke their tword go back on the -- their word to go back on the

. >> exactly because his main power struggle, main stronghold, main forces, main military commandersere all at the air base all fighting together in one single angle and when they all got defeated, right now hadi's defense minister and top commander also have been brought or are on their way to sanna by the houthis. it's a given right now. it was only time especially right now since the houthi spokesperson announced $94,000.0. yea to anyone who hands over hadi, so they're in control of aden and it's a matter of time until this becomes official. >> give us an idea as to the split in terms of yemen's armed forces, because clearly the houthis alone would not have been able to have pulled this off, the seizure of this significant air base. tell us about the role of the armed forces. >> completely, this is -- the houthis have been nothing compared to what they are now. the former president played a role especially before, when the houthis entered the province, they had over three different big gazed and those commanders were loyal to the former president. the brigades gradually did not fi

it's not the main event. it's arriving this afternoon. might have a little bit of patchy ice that melted overnight and refroze this morning. we're below freezing in the 20s. still below freezing noontime cloudy around 30. then after that around 1:00 2:00 maybe a little bit of sleet coming through. maybe a little bit of freezing rain by late afternoon. by then in the low 30s then a warming trend after that. by 8:00 p.m. above freezing. any mixing will be ending. holding steady upper 30s by 11:00 p.m. by this time tomorrow morning the low 40s with light rain falling. much warmer air is moving in. melissa is here. welcome back. >> still have some construction in the way, unfortunately. my trip away didn't get rid of the construction. i wish i could do that. 95 southbound we have the left lane blocked until 6:00 this morning until the typical 5:00 a.m. blockage. taking a look at things overall no major problems when you take a look at the beltway. take a look at 66 and 95 everything looking quite good there. no issues up north. 95 into and ou

out in northeast philadelphia, on robins street another water main break there.n west vincent route 401 closed at saint matthew's road. take shores two trail to get on by. busy morning there. but don't forget, when on the road get updated information about traffic back up with new cbs philly traffic app. you can download the app now on itunes or google play. >> after months of hype, apple unveils its highly and path dollars smart watch. not cleaning prices ranging from 349 up to $17,000. cnet's. com kara tsuboi takes closer look at the watch to see if it is worth all your money. >> apple watch stores away from hitting shelves april 24. now time for apple to convince consumers they need to buy it. >> apple watch is the most personal device, it is not just with you, it is on you. >> apple media event in san francisco, tim cook and other top brass showed off some of the watch's features. >> with the built in speaker and microphone, you can receive calls on your watch. >> all other third party watches, can be download dollars from an apple watch app on a paired iphon

if i go to main line, let's say i get escorted past the main lines, they are going to call me a piece of [ bleep ] rat because i've told certain things to get here. >> is your life in danger? >> yes. if i go to the main line, if i go to the streets and they recognize me as a gang dropout, they're going to try to hit me, which means kill me or slice me or shoot me. >> when he was younger, george might have carried out that very hit. but as he rose through the ranks, he questioned his involvement in the gang. >> it took me from '88 to '99 to figure out that it was a big old lie, big old smokescreen. most of the people who are calling the shots are lifers anyway. and misery loves company. they would like to see you as a violator doing life just like them, caught up in the system doing life. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it. you're moving it. >> i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. whatever the barber says goes. >> i ain't got time to give him, you know, his hair is pretty short. >> a lot of these other individuals were waiting before me. but i'

the 10-inch main broke on cunningham drive in berwin heights. wssc finished up repairs this morning. but as jeanette reyes explains it may take longer to repair the roads. jeanette: more than 24 hours after a massive water main break, crews have taken out a segment of the broken pipe covered up that massive hole and now they're tearing up the roads. it all started with a major water main break late yesterday afternoon on a 75-year-old 10 inch pipe. it took wssc crews at least an hour to arrive on scene. during that time hundreds of gallons of water gushed on to the streets and front yards. one home owner told us he had eight inches of water in his basement. as if that weren't enough now residents will have to deal with the significant road work ahead. >> got an emergency, that's why we're here. no, we're not quite here. we got to take a lot more time at least 10 hours. jeanette: service was restored to 29 homes at about 6:00 this morning including this one here. but things won't go completely back to normal until about 6:00 this evening. reporti

they are the main force in the alliance that took over the capital. their support is key it a deal on a national unity government. zeina khodr reports from misrata. >> it has long been criticized for acting as an independent state. it has been accused of using military force for political gain and labelled as an extremist strong hold. misrata denies that. there is no doubt that this city in central libya is not only powerful within the borders, its influence extends beyond. misrata is located to the east of tripoli. to a large extent the government relies on the libyan dawn military alliance to stay in power. misrata's brigades are the military base and political power that seized the capital last year. misrata has thousands of fighters constituting a large armed group. it acquired massive quantities of weapons, since misrata, just like the armed forces didn't disarm, nor did they unite with other forces. violence escalated and there seems to be a realisation among members of the parliament the general national congress that there is no military solut

the eighth maine regimen under captain william macarthur, a guy of wilmington, maine, was working the batteries these rifles. 2.5 miles downriver from fort polaski. they were cannons that had rifling in them. that allowed a projectile coming out of the muzzle of the canon to work in a spiral, which meant that it would go farther, and would be more accurate. than anything the use before. the union army had access to these parent rifles. the union troops that sent notice to charles olmsted, the commander of fort polaski that we are going to bombard you, and we really think you want to give up. finally, in april of 1862 northern troops began bombarding for polaski. the amazing thing was, they could hit everything they were aiming at from a distance they laid outside of the ability of the confederates to land a telling blow in return. the closer they got to the magazine, the more quickly commander olmsted was able to fly the flag of surrender and give for polaski over to the union. and in effect, inform robbery lee that the blockade of southern ports was going to work, because the union h

that will be the main question of the day.2. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse." i'm francine lacqua. switzerland doagreed to buy -- the price is about 22% on the average share price. the european arm of goldman sachs said its compensation costs fell 20% last year. goldman international paid its employees -- goldman has cut the portion of revenue it pays employees since the financial crisis. the german exchange operator -- new indian security markets being developed. they will invest as much as 5% in the planned commodity exchange. now, let's check in on the markets. manus: thank you. these equity markets are heading for the best quarter since 2009. equity markets are rising today. you have janet yellen saying get it -- get ready for a rate raise. it will be unlike any other rate hike. rates can rise. that is similar to the message from france. equity markets are rising. the market is already reasonably long. oil is going to become a much more developed story over the next 24 hours. iran has about 30 million barrels of oi

and eventually on the side roads and then the main roads. the darker blues indicate a little bit heavier snow. but we don't have any real heavy snow at the moment anywhere in the area. there's northern chester county with at least relatively speaking, the heaviest snow. there's that rain/snow line in south jersey. it goes from rain to the pink which is ice. and then to blue. and the future -- future computer map looks exactly like that radar map with the rain sleet and snow. now we look at the temperatures. and watch them go down. of course, it generally goes up. but the quicker it goes down the quicker that snow is going to be sticking on any of the roads. and speaking of the roads, we'll go to jillian mele and see how they're doing. >> good morning to you, glenn, to you at home as well. i'll tell you where we're just starting to see the snow sticking is right down the street from our station. this is city avenue at route 23. it's just starting to stick. it's not too bad. you'll notice kind of in the center median. and also as drivers turn

it would include removing 160 miles of cast iron and unprotected steel gas mains a year. they want to replace it with more durable plastic piping. the program would support about 500 jobs. >>> now, in making the announcement, the company's president and ceo says we are in a time of unprecedented low interest rates and natural gas prices. the timing is right to make these investments. >>> yeah that's a sound heard all over the place today. nbc 10 in glenside montgomery county where this guy scraped away an ice-coated sidewalk. more snow ice and sleet are on the way. just because it's march doesn't mean winter is over. let's talk to glen "hurricane" schwartz about all of this. >> glepnn it's going to be a busy weather week starting with tonight. >> yes. we had the ice yesterday. some of it melted and now we have a first alert weather day for a combination of things. we've got a refreezing tonight and then for tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night, the first alert for more ice. in this case it's going to be sleet along with freezing rain that will impact the evening rush acr

they want to bring the protest to the former capitol and main commercial hub but are unable to do soause of the heavy security presence. police however haven't been able to stop other protests in support of the students from popping up in the city. there are signs the government is losing patience. activists say police use vigilante to say break up a protest last week and arrest protestors. use of civilian force is allowed under law and often used by the former military regime. the government said it's listening to the student demands, appointing a committee to have consultations on the matter. >> the reform pros i'm hearing is being held because of the student strike. it's a result of talks between students advocates and lawmakers. >> how the government handles the protest will be closely watched. it transitions from military rule to a semi civilian 14 years ago and will holt elections later this year. there are calls for it to allow its citizens the right to assemble as part of a democratic society. >> farmers in mexico are plant be more poppy fields than ever before because of gro

but the main lines are pretty much wet right now. but that being said we're right the at that critical time where the temperatures are right there at freezing. you can go some places might be a little above freezing, some places a little below freezing. so if you go down the roadway and you see something that looks wet, maybe it's an elevated surface of roadway, maybe take your feet off the accelerator and just maybe use a lower gear. but slow down this morning. that's the key. get point a to point b safely. and also watch out for some dense fog in some of the areas. it will create some pretty dense fog in areas. so be careful. >> so just a few seconds left here. do you have trucks out on road were they out overnight doing what if they were out? >> we were out if full force and we're still out there now. we're in post-storm operation, so we're patrolling for any icy spots and we'll be doing some clean up and preparing for the next storm. >> like we all are over and over again. charlie gishler with maryland state highway administratio

secretary of state john kerry says inspections are the main obstacle block ago nuclear deal with iran. record heat in los angeles on the day of the city's marathon as california's drought continues. and selection sunday, the ncaa tournaments surprises and snubs. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> glor: hello, everyone, i am jeff glor:they were hoping problems in ferguson, missouri were in the past. two officers struck by bullets early thursday morning, this afternoon police announced they have a 20 years old in custody. with details here is don dahler. >> authorities say videos like this one -- and tips from witnesses helped them identify jeffrey williams, st. louis prosecuting attorney robert mcculloch. >> what got the police to this point is information that was provided to them by members of the community and i can't stress how important that is in every case but certainly in this case it has been invaluable. >> the two officers were shot after midnight on thursday as a protest was winding down. >> police say williams add admitted firing the shots from th

the main army was still intact. they had the main army. they had canada as well. they still had charleston, savannah guston and florida. lord george germane put forward new plans as to how the war could be continued in 1782. what really changed in britain , and similar to vietnam, was the opinion at home. the opposition parties were gaining ground. the government could no longer rely on majorities. army officers, many of them sat in parliament during this period, and the majority of officers had started to go vote (202) 748-8000 officers had started to go against the war and against continuing the war. and so in 1782, lord north essentially had to resign. he no longer have the majority support in the house of commons. now the main argument for the book is the british victory was unlikely, but it was still a war that could have been lost by the patriots, and therefore everything we learned in high school about why the patriots won is important. the leadership. imagine a different leader to washington. john hancock, also, the person who commanded at the battle of sa

so maine native and life-long resident of maine stephen king was distressed to hear his name invokedage in the governor's campaign to eliminate the state income tax. >> remember who introduced the income tax here in maine. well, today the former governor ken curtis lives in florida where there is no income tax. stephen king and roxanne quimby have moved away as well. >> that got this response the next day from stephen king in a statement released to a bangor radio station, a station that steven king owns. governor lepage is full of the stuff that makes the grass grow green. we pay every cent of our maine state income taxes. and are glad to do it. we see our taxes as a way of paying back the state that has given us so much. governor le page needs to remember, there ain't no free lunch. that got no response from governor lepage. and the next day stephen king tweeted, governor paul lepage implied that i don't pay my taxes. i do, every cent. i think he needs to apologize. and in 2013, my wife and i paid approximately $1.4 million in state taxes, as this is a matter of public record, i ha

main stream. he was able to get supporters of the right wing who fear a left wing government to back him up in the end. >> talked about the peace process being in shambles if netanyahu remains as prime minister, how do you see it? is the peace process dead and if his rejection of a two-state solution with the palestinians is his true position has he been negotiating in bad faith? >> i believe he has been negotiating in bad faith. i don't think he was ever serious about a two-state solution. and in fact his statement the other day contradicts his speech in which he stated clearly his support for a two-state solution, a palestinian state. today he says he doesn't support it. i don't see the zionist union, the other major rival, supporting him in a national union government unless he goes for the peace process. regardless what happens in the months ahead he's going to have to work very hard to rebuild his troubled relationship with president obama and to repair his image abroad. >> good to have you w

what will it take to have electric cars come main stream.is that one of the risks you look out for because it may not happen because for political or other reasons. >> i think there are several factors. how the technology and, you know, the industry of the car we're looking at able to come out with the long range that will take us beyond 150 or 300 kilometers. i think technology is one. in this case that is what we're working to establish a sustainable supply. >> let's move on to talk about the other main part of your business. quinoa. it's becoming trendy to eat it all over the world now. >> yeah. actually the quinoa right now one of the main parts of our business. quinoa has been increasing the demand. today there is one of the main commodities. >> what makes you convinced it's not just a fad? the demand for quinoa in the western world? >> as a matter of fact the modesty --tic we are able and that's what we're trying to do with the challenge is trying to stabilize it the supply and demand. trying to establish use of monetary and traceabili

>>reporter: as we know already, the main opposition candidate has a lead of some 1.6 million votes. in the last few seconds, the results for the north have been released. the opposition leader got 931,000 votes, almost adding a million votes to the total. however, there are still key battle grounds. we're waiting for the results from delta state where the ruling party have their heartland. we're also waiting for the results from the south which has traditionally voted for the ruling party. the other states are likely to go to jonathanthe opposition are in the northeast which have been affected by the boko haram ram crisis. however, it's not enough for the winner to get the majority of votes nationally because they also have to get 25% of the vote in 24 of nigeria's 36 states. if he does not get this this race will go to a runoff in a week's time for the first time in a presidential election in 16 years of democracy, and it will be a huge test for the electoral authority. but as i say, with the states remaining, very likely to go to the opposition. the big question is where will delt