at the live desk, scott mcfarlane. >>> right now at 5:00, a major construction project at the heart of the district. >> it will cause major traffic tie-ups for years. >> reporter: how about a four year long traffic construction project and impacts for that entire length of time. coming up. >> reporter: that's the iii street. imagine it covered over and huge buildings on top of it. and the traffic impact it will cause. coming up. >>> it was the state of the union interview that upstaged the president. a congressman threatens a reporter with physical violence. now, an "abc news" crew was confronting him to get answers. >> do you regret what took place? >> reporter: a rare look at an >>> fast forward through the headlines. manhunt on the way after an employee was shot at an electron electronics store. it's not clear what led up to the shooting but police say the gun marsh ran off after it happened. the gunman is in critical condition. >>> president obama is back after a quick two city store visiting the costco store in maryland to boost workers wages and delivered the same message to work

yard materials as a quote fishing expedition and the memo patterson also suggests staff encouraged mcfarlane to narrow his request for official navy memoranda by convincing the reporter his search would be costly while with unprecedented questions over government transparency accidents like this certainly help feed the scrutiny. of the number one new year's resolution is to lose weight and so it's a night's president looks at a new surgical procedure that may help them. one than one third of u.s. adults are clinically obese and yet according to market data america has one hundred meat million dieters revenues for the weight loss industry are over sixty billion dollars so we're all obese but we're all diety because we want to look like movie stars and we just can't seem to lose that weight that's the conundrum and a plastic surgeon has an answer for it that is nothing short of amazing and he's offering a procedure where he implant a hard plastic mesh things into a person's tongue that makes it incredibly painful to eat and he's solid food he implants it for two thousand dollars a person follo

at the live desk, scott mcfarlane. >>> as we reported 19 minutes ago, a judge refused bob mcdonnell's request to delay his first hearing on friday. >> relating to are loans and gifts he received while in office. some of the outlandish details in the indictment and a look at the legal case ahead. julie. >> there is no dispute the governor, his wife and family asked for and accepted tens of thousands of dollars in gifts and loans. that in and of it semifinal is not necessarily a crime. >> i come before you this evening as someone whether has been falsely and wrongfully accused. >> reporter: former governor mcdonnell began to fight the charges hours after being indicted. prosecutors accused him of taking tens of thousands of dollars of loans in return to promoting his dietary supplement. he say s ts the prosecution's c hinges on whether there was an agreement between the mcdonnells and williams. >> the courts have talked about quid pro quo for agreement and clear it doesn't have to be express promise or written agreement or anything formal. courts in some say winks and nods. what constit

fishing expedition in the memo patterson also suggest the freedom of information act staff encourage mcfarlane to narrow his request for official navy memoranda by convincing the reporter his search would be quote costly all with unprecedented questions over government transparency accidents like this certainly help feed the scrutiny we're going to leave it off there i am liz wall follow me on twitter at was well stay tuned boom bust is next. if you. know opportunity. to construct. a little bit. gangstas you don't want to be. they don't want to blow with no time to look it came be we can see. you just me as i was right in the hood. i. said. i don't want to die i got is really do not want to die young young a. dangerous entanglements in contradictory alliances is the u.s. has. many client states how well do these plain states and alliances serve america's national geo political interests and is washington hopelessly overstretched in its foreign policy commitments. hello there i'm aaron aid this is boom bust and here are some of the stories we're tracking for you today first up did some big name

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and talk about getting out >>> scott mcfar lain halain -- lain -- mcfarlane has the latest. >> we just learned a judge denied a delay for the corruption charges. he and his wife indicted on 14 charges from gifts they received from scientific ceo jonnie williams, that man and tried to get a delay saying one of his attorneys in the case was out of town celebrating his wife's birthday and only reachable by boat. the judge denied it. the latest coming up beginning in about 20 minutes. for now at the live desk, i'm scott mcfarland. >>> let's get right to the weather now. veronica, how low and how long are we talking? >> our temperatures stay sub-freezing in terms of high temperatures the rest of the week. i want to focus in on the overnight period and every consecutive overnight for the rest of the week and can't stress enough it will be icy, folks and slow down and be cautious on area roads tonight. and looking at the traffic across the woodrow wilson bridge, 5:18. when the sun goes down, we're talking slick conditions out there in terms of conditions and windchill readings, 8 degrees in l

i would like to focus on one specific issue, an issue a check of about with chairman mcfarlane the need to provide as strong role for the state's in the decommissioning process where nuclear plan shuts down senator sessions below the fact that the nuclear power plant in vermont is going to be shut out. senator, i would suggest to you that the people of vermont would respectfully disagree with you. many of them of one to shut that down for a long-term. the important point is -- and endo is a governor and is the minister should have been working with the owners the important issue years the role of the state itself in terms of the decommissioning process. right now the rules as i understand it, and obviously this applies not just of vermont, but to the clear power plants over the country which are in the process of being shut down to read what the rules do is allow the nrc to sit down with the companies and negotiate a decommissioning process abuse generally speaking the states to not have any significant role to london share, in the process. they can be observers, public meetings, provid

. >> [inaudible] nancy mcfarlane, mayor of raleigh, north carolina. >> canyon right, mayor of -- virginia. >> luci romero. the great city of north miami. >> meridian, mississippi. >> m summers, lakewood, ohio. >> john ducey. >> wisconsin. a proud packers season-ticket holder. >>>> blacksburg, virginia. >> thank you for being here. this committee, when you talk about helping communities, children, families, it is all- encompassing. we deal with everything from -- we had that whole choking game that we had in las vegas which is kind of an epidemic, discretion drugs -- prescription drugs. we need to raise healthy communities. we do that through families, children. we have four speakers who will address this. i will make some comments at the end about things that we are doing in green bay. i think we are going to begin ok, when and if it is the secretary shows up, if you could step aside. that would be appropriate. i know she is on a time schedule . but i want to get to the introduction of our next speaker. you talk about health. many of us are doing physical health, doing healthy food, but b