andrew mccloud, who owns the van dyke, has some sympathy for their situation. >> they do not like the idea that we are there with bigger boats. they have a self-imposed closed season that they put upon themselves. we do not have such a closed season, so we are allowed to fish in their waters while they are not allowed to, which they are understandably frustrated by. >> the vandyke made it back on harmed. after unloading the trawler, the fishermen discussed the incident in a pub. it was symptomatic of a wider dispute. mccloud and his crew live off scallop fishing, an important local industry they depend on for their livelihoods. britain exports an annual 80 million euros worth of scallops. the fishing season lasts all year, unlike in france. britain also sells scallops at lower prices and even exports them to france. the french are angered by the thriving british shellfish industry. in normandy, fnce,he attaches are more modest -- the catches are more modest. they cannot fish all year round, giving stocks time to replenish, but their efforts as sustainability are punishing them, they s

. >> reporter: lillian mccloud waited 30 minutes. some people cut in lines to get on the shuttle buses. >> i'll get there. >> reporter: metro officials tell me there weren't enough transit offices to direct crowd because officers were helping people who self-evacuated in the tunnel. >> clearly as a result of this incident. need to be improved. that may include review with the fire department. >> reporter: metro will review what happened. as for service restored at 7:15 p.m. live here in southeast d.c. shomari stone, news 4. >>> the search is on along h street for the person who stabbed a rider on a metro bus that happened on the x 2 bus at 11th/h northeast. the victim's condition its not known. he was conscious when police got there. 60 people on the bus. no word on possible motive. >> volunteer fire fighter out of surgery resting with a surgically reattached arm. it follows a nasty crash on the beltway this morning. police say a fire struck chum lanham hills, maryland trying to make a u turn in prince george's county after respondin

keith mccloud, whose laurens, iowa, company helps employees position heavy objects in the workplace, says finally, there's a flood of orders to be filled. "i've been here 20 years, this is the businest its been." at this trade show, even the demonstrator models were sold. "we usually don't sell them but he needed it. it was a good deal." the institute for supply management's purchasing managers index asks manaufacturers about new orders, productions levels and inventory to come up with a snapshot of the relative strength of the manufacturing sector. a preliminary peek shows the biggest jump between december and january in 22 months. some say the fiscal cliff uncertainty kept orders on hold. "we closed a lot of business in december. once they finalized that, they ordered." 37 years ago, egemin automation came up with robots to deliver mail in chicago's tallest buildings. now, they can't build these robots in holland, michigan, fast enough - some of the addtiional business an indirect result of healthcare reform. "our technology is automation. so the higher the government wants to make

. >> reporter: prince mccloud rams, 15 months ole. last october, his mom dropped him off at his dad's monasses house. >> i remember kissing him on the forehead and will iting him i would see him later. i never saw him alive again. >> reporter: within hours of dropping presence off, he was dead. pulled off life-support at inova fairfax hospital. the medical exam inner determined he drowned. the hospital officials noted bruises above his left eye and blood in his nose. fox 5 spoke with prince's mom last month when she told us she was convinced that prince's dad, her ex-fiance, had something to do with it. >> what i do know is that people around this man die and it keeps happening. >> reporter: now, monasses police arrested her ex. he's charged with first-degree murder. the investigation revealed that he took out an unusually large life insurance policy on prince. the detectives are also looking more closely at the death of ram's own mother. the police say it was a suicide. and they are also looking at the unsolved murder of ram's girlfr

according to brian mccloud with the harris county health system, that hospital received two patients as of 2:48 p.m. eastern time. no word on their condition and clint van zant standing by with me. we have no word on the students still in those building. there were students in the library at the time of the nirnl confrontation and i imagine there's students in a number of those buildings today attending class. we have seen some images. i don't know if that's the entire population of the students inside at the time. according to our numbers about 18,000 kids attend school there. we saw quite a few there. not 18,000. do you let them out or secure the premises and continue to search for the other possible suspect? >> in a situation like this, law enforcement will contain, isolate and if you find somebody, try to talk them out and talk them to sundaying. negotiate. here working with contain and isolate. contain everybody in as safe an area. >> hang on a second because i want to explain to the audience. we have received a few twitter images from inside the lone star college. you see someo

we have continued to support -- well, we have gloria mccloud out of california. we have supported many, many african-americans who won reelection this year. i will say this, as we look at places like texas and georgia, mexico, arizona, and florida, we're working very closely with more and more women running for legislature. there are amazing women stepping up and making the changes. it is an exciting time. we would like 51% of congress to be women, which is fair. i will take 50%. we do want congress to reflect this nation, meaning that it is important for us to continue doing our work within these communities. that is something you will see a lot more of. >> thank you very much. >> great, thank you. it was an honor to be here. we had a great year and i promise you that we will have many great cycles coming from emily's list. thank you. >> they have brochures out here for you, if you want. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> well, welcome. [laughter] >> i know. [laughter] >> wrapping u

host: thank you very much, gloria negrete-mccloud, deprem california. thank you for watching, in just about two hours the house will gavel in, the new 113th congress, and the senate will do so as well. our coverage on c-span and crmbing span 2, thanks for watching. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> as you've been hearing about all morning, today is the opening day of the new 113th congress and here on the c-span networks we'll have live coverage of both the house and senate floors. the house of representatives gaveling in at 12:00 to -- at 11:00 to conclude the 112th congress and at noob eastern, the 113th congress begins. here on c-span watch the action on the house floor. the senate also gavels in for the day at noon eastern on c-span2. we'll have live coverage as senators take the oath and get sworn. in they'll also set out the rules governing the chamber over the next two years. one potential rule change that may be considered are changes to filibuster rules which allo

we continue to support -- well, we do have gloria mccloud, a hispanic out of colorado, and we supported many, many african-americans and hispanics who won re-election. i will say this. as we look at places like texas and georgia and new mexico and arizona and florida, we now are working very, very closely with more and more women who are running for the legislature. we want to build that bench because there are some amazing, amazing women who are stepping up and making huge changes, both in the hispanic community and the african-american community, and it's an exciting time. we talk about diversity and that we want -- we would like 51% of congress to be women. i think that's fair. i'd take 50. let's get to too 5. i'll be okay. but in that we do want congress to look like this nation, which means it's very, very important for us to continue doing our work in partnership with the hispanic community, the african-american community, the asian-american community and it's a something you'll see a lot more of. >> any eye questions? thank you very much. >> thank you so much. it's an honor to be

. >> reporter: in the daily dash to get her daughters off to school, kate mccloud didn't use to be inhe morning. but it's her new normal now that she's got a full-time job again. after five years at home, kate was eager to resume her career but faced the question that has haunted many professiturned stae moms. >> if you take time off you have to figure out how to get your foot back in the door. i pulled up their site. >> reporter: not just a foot but all the way back in, senior position with daily grommet.com which helps launch unique products. >> making sushi can be tricky, even for people who have experience with it. this takes all the stress and anxiety out of it. >> reporter: some of the products on the website. kate started as little more than a 40-year-old intern, three-month deal part-time for not much pay. >> you don't lose your brain cells because you take care of a child, right? >> reporter: co-founder of the dailygrommet, still loves playing around in the stockroom. >> these balls bounce on water. >> reporter: she championed the idea of temporary hires, saying she didn't mi