as you know he now lives in middletown. he played high school sports. >> ray clark was led away from his apartment by police last night. not under arrest but as a person of interest. the yale university lab technician spent five hours in custody and submitted a dna sample. police are trying to determine if the 24-year-old is responsible for the murder of annie le. the doctoral student whose body was found hidden in a wall in the lab basement. yesterday police searched through clark's apartment in middletown. you've worked all your life. as the decades have past, the promise of medicare has always been there. and aarp has fought to guarantee none of the benefits you earned were ever taken away. today we're continuing that fight by protecting your freedom to choose the doctors and treatments you need. and to have your tax dollars go towards your care-- not insurance company p) subsidies. you've done your work. and we'll keep doing ours. learn more at aarp.org. proclaims "gq" magazine. did you see that? the interior "positivel

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but at 3:00 in the morning, he did not want to go back to his home in middletown. he went back to cromwell, cromwell is actually a neighboring town to milltown. so that's where he's staying and police are keeping a very close eye on him, because flay don't want him out of their sight, they don't want him to leave, and they're waiting until all of this dna evidence is processed. >> back to thomas kaplan, editor of the yale daily news, thomas, what was his connection to annie le, i know that he worked in the basement where her body was found, he had access to that and it's my understanding that he tended the lab rats, the laboratory mice some of which le used in her experiments? >> well, that's what we think, nancy, it's unclear the exact tie. but we do know that annie did work with lab animals, did work with mice in her experiments, so it's logical to think that they worked together in that setting. >> and what can you tell me about the building now? is it now released to the public? can anybody go back in there? >> it has been reopened, but with extra security, the

. >> reporter: clark lives with his feeian say in this middletown, connecticut, apartment building and worked as a custodial technician in the same yale lab as the victim. police won't confirm whether they are focusing on anyone else, but say they have interviewed so people who have access to the building where le's body was found hidden behind a basement wall. police will not comment on a motive but say as soon as they have sufficient evidence an arrest will be made. randall pinkston, cbs news, new haven, connecticut. >> couric: in virginia today, a judge set november 10 for the execution of john allen muhammed, the master mind of the washington, d.c. area sniper attacks. muhammed, who is 48, was convicted of murdering dean myers at a manassas gas station. it was one of ten murders and a shooting rampage in the fall of 2002. muhammad's police, 24-year-old lee malvo, is currently serving a life sentence. still ahead on the "cbs evening news," remember tarp? the government was supposed to buy up troubled mortgages. it didn't work out that way. that story next. if you've had a heart atta

this is the investigation continues in middletown, connecticut, about 45 minutes away from here. there was a police presence at the home believed to be of a yale medical lab technician. police are not confirming whether or not this is part of their investigation into the murder. neighbors tell us there had been a police presence in that home for more than 24 hours. and as you mentioned, the autopsy report that was supposed to be released today, the cause of death, was withheld and medical examiner's office saying that was due to the request of prosecutors who say they were trying to -- they didn't want to interfere. >> mary, will you back it up again and repeat what you were saying about a police presence at a yale university lab worker's residence? >> in middletown, connecticut, we went to a home that is believed to be the home of yale lab technician. now police would not confirm this. they would not confirm that it's part of their investigation but neighbors told us that there had been a police presence at that home for more than 24 hours. >> when you say police presence, mary

evening a judge did sign a search warrant for the residence at 40 ferry street apartment 1-a in middletownthat's a residence of a raymond clark who is an employee at the yale university. >> joining us is criminal pathologist cyril wecht and jack levin. professor wecht, why would they withhold autopsy results? what information would they not want to get out at this point? >> they want to hear the story of the suspects. they want to hear what he has to say. for example, he'll say, you know, i really didn't do anything. we were just making out or so on and she fainted and passed out and i panicked or whatever. they want to find out was there any sexual activity. they want to find out exactly what he's going to say about all of the physical events in order to see what they can confront him with when they get the forensic scientific evidence. they have all the information from medical examiner. they don't have the dna test results yet. but they've got basic things. was she raped? was there evidence of a sexual assault? they know that. was she strangled? was she beaten? was her skull fractured?

. >> reporter: clark was taken in to custody overnight in his apartment in middletown. he was brought in for hair, saliva and skin samples. clark failed a polygraph test last week. he told investigators his cat was to blame for the scratches on his hands and arms. authorities are clearly trying to build a case against the animal technician but he is still not being called a suspect. >> there's not been an arrest in this case. >> reporter: after a five day search le's remains were stuffed behind a basement wall in a yale research lab. the medical examiner has not yet released the cause of death but they say she was asphyxiated. the family broke their silence thanking the yale community and the police. >> our loss would have been immeasurablably more difficult to cope with out their support. >> reporter: they were planning for her wedding and now are planning for her funeral. >>> this afternoon the dc council will hold a hearings in to problems the firefighters had battling a massive fire in northwest washington. it destroyed a mansion. firefighters reported low water pre

southbound harrisburg expressway the ramp to the middletown road exit is closed overnight. same in the harbor tunnel, two-way traffic in the southbound tube as the northbound tube is closed overnight. again, those overnight construction projects should be getting picked up quickly. as we peek at the jfx, this is the jfx at northern parkway, you can see traffic is light and running smoothly. back to you. >>> 5:10. it struck fast between two islands. new information on the death toll that has risen overnight from deadly tsunami in the south pacific. >>> and many say the organization peta takes things too far. we'll show you the investigation that uncovered, that involves butter and one company's response. >>> "good morning maryland" time 5:13. you know these tough economic times the last thing you want is to fall victim to a scam. that's what authorities say happened to a woman from west baltimore. this is a tough one. the victim claims she got a phone call last week about a delinquent water bill. so the next day a guy dressed in a city uniform, sporting a badge from the wate

earlier this year another father killed his entire family in middletown, frederick county. in that case and this case the families had budget troubles. the daltons had been trying to sell their home for over a year. the price ha had just been reduced. police have discovered the daltons were struggling over money. >> you want to wake up and say it didn't happen. >> reporter: charles dalton was a carpenter but also had a job with montgomery county schools in the evenings as a maintenance man. back to you. >> reporter: thank you susan. >>> wjz is always on. for the latest developments log on to wjz.com. >>> a 25-year-old man is facing multiple charges tonight after attempting to rundown an anne arundel county police officer. it started in glen bernie where he fled the scene of a traffic stop. they located the suspect identified as demicia williams. >> the police became involved in the search for the subject, as they went in searching an anne arundel police officer found him walk ago long. he went over and attempted to strike the anne arundel detective. the detective fearing fo

investigators searched raymond clark's middletown, connecticut, apartment that he shares with his fiancee. the 24-year-old is not a student at yale but was employed by the university. he was led away in handcuffs, questioned for several hours, plus reportedly failed a lie detector test and had defensive wounds on his chest. >> we'll take samples of his hair, we'll take a saliva sample from him. scrape his fingernails. >> investigators say they have been tailing clark for several days. he left the questioning with his attorney. he's not called a suspect, but a person of interest. neighbors, however, cheered as he was led away by police. investigators will compare clark's dna and evidence from his home to the more than 150 pieces of evidence collected at the criminal scene. kelly swoope, abc2 news. >> thank you. >>> even though he apologized republican congressman joe wilson's outburst during the president's health care speech last week still has democratic colleagues upset and passed a resolution denouncing his actions. >> this resolution is not about substance of an issue but the conduct

southbound on the harrisburg expressway, beginning to pick up between middletown road and 695 but again no real problems or incidents. as we peek at the jfx at 41st street, you can see traffic light and moving without problems. looking for a business you know you can trust? let your better business bureau do the work for you with their a-rated video business directory. more details at abc2news.com/bbb. back to you. >>> hey hun, dale's on. that's the sounds you hear across baltimore. dale horn is here, our cert financial planner. mel from sykesville on top of his game, he's involved in current events. this is a good one. could you please explain what is happening between banks and the fdic? have we come full circle? dale horn? >> it seems to be having that -- fdic has always been there to protect us from bank failures. we've had over 120 bank failures in the past two years. so what's happened is the fdic bank so to speak, their fund that goes to bail banks out is becoming depleted. it's just about as low from the ratio standpoint as it was with the savings and loan crisis we had in the l

records show clark is an animal technician at yale and lives in this rented apartment building in middletown, connecticut. the web site shows his office at 333 cedar street, the same building where annie le had an office, the building where she left her personal belongings last tuesday before her final walk to the lab building four blocks away. her body was found sunday, hidden behind a basement wall. clark also worked in that same lab which requires magnetic swipe cards like these to gain access to all corridors and work rooms. but sources say he was not a student. law enforcement sources also tell cbs news that when the technician was first questioned, investigators noticed marks and scratches on his body, most notably on his hands and arms, suggestive of defensive wounds. authorities keyed in on him when he took a polygraph test and failed badly, raising a number of red flags. law enforcement sources say he now has a lawyer. so far there's no comment on the motive, but the cbs source says "there's no romance involved in this." the medical examiner has not revealed the exact cause of death

. >> you made a pit stop yourself this week in your hometown of middletown, connecticut. what's it like coming back home as a winner? >> it was awesome. i couldn't believe all the people there at the home depot. we make store appearances at about every racetrack you go to. there was people everywhere. the race is a good two and a half hours away, and that place was packed. we did about two and a half hours of signing and they kept coming the whole time. it was really neat to see. it was cool to be back at the hometown and see everybody, too. >> i can assure you you're generating quite a bit of excitement near your home state of connecticut. let's look at the big picture now. the chase begins today. as a non-chaser, what do you think it's going to be like when you get in a situation sometime in the next ten weeks where you're racing door to door with a chaser? >> you have to be smart. i don't think it's going to be any different. last week was more pressure to not screw up around a guy trying to make the chase than now, even. at the same point we're still out there to race

no >> reporter: a second search warrant to search his home in middletown connecticut. about 30 miles away. how no carrile was > killed is still a no carrier mystery. prosecutors have asked ri the medical examiner to hold off no car releasing the autopsy results as they continue their investigation. annie no carrier le's family broke their silence, ring speaking through a family friend tuesday night, they thanked the yale community and the police. ring no carrier ring >> our loss would have been immeasurably more difficult to cope with > without their support. no carrier >> the 24-year-old ring no carrier grad student's body was found sunday ring stuffed inside no carrier the basement wall of a university research lab on campus. ring no carrier ring no carrier ring despite the heavy police presence knowing no carrier there's been no arrest has many on this ivy league campus no carrier concerned. >> still not ring nice to know there's someone out no car there that hasn't been caught. >> reporter: police hope ring that will change soon. drew ring levinson cbs news new hav

his home is in middletown, conn. 20 miles from the laboratory where she died. investigators let him go early this morning. they said that the evidence they collected will either will him in or out as a suspect. -- rule him in or out as a suspect. rick, what were the highlights in a news conference? >> we learned that two more warrants were served today on raymond clark, at his home and vehicle. he is under constant police surveillance, authorities have 250 physical pieces of evidence in the laboratory that are now being analyzed. >> if the dna comes back on any one that matches anyone, we are keeping this open on who it might be, we think that the process of the rest will be only a couple of hours. >> the police chief says that an arrest would come soon after that. shepard: what have you learned about what this person of interest actually did inside of the lab? >> mr. clark actually cleaned the cages of the lab animals, according to police. his job was mostly custodial in support of the graduate students like annie le. we now have pictures of dead basement labo

middletown, maryland is at 58 degrees. let's look at the almanac information from yesterday. 78 was the high temperature. that was exactly the average. there was a trace of precipitation. the record low was not 444 degrees. the record high for today is 96 degrees. we will be far from that. it will feel like autumn today. look at the satellite. the cold front is stepping in and that is pushing the cloud cover and all this activity to our south east is capping it down there for the weekend. that is good news for the weekend but by early next week, we are expecting that to open back up. we will get some active weather monday through mainly wednesday of next week, a chance of showers thursday but it is looking dry. for today, mostly clear, sunshine, 74 degrees will be the high. tonight, a comparably cold night, kep the windows open. clear and crisp in the low 50's. as the wind shifts tomorrow, i am anticipating some added clout by the afternoon. total sunshine in the morning but expects some cloud cover by lunchtime and even b

and the southbound direction to middletown road and now, let's look at 95 and 395, you can see the volumeo to wjz.com for tickets. >>> as the flu season approaches, health and other officials are trying to protect school children from the h1n1 virus. mary bubala has more. >> reporter: don, with schools and colleges in session, h1n1 preparations are at the top of the agenda and state and national officials now. 1million have been hit by the virus and several more -- and 500 died. and maryland officials are developing a plan to distribute the h1n1 virus in october. they're also gathering for a briefing on the swine flu. don, back to you. >>> and the baltimore city councilwoman will be in court with or without her attorneys and she's accused of violating campaign finance laws. the charges come from a political survey that the prosecutors say was paid for by local developers. >>> firefighters are trying to find out what happened with a fire in columbia. and crews say they rescued pets and no humans were hurt. >>> stay with wjz-13 and dating and money coming up next. recession may ha >>> wow.

inverig rivechin striweericfrweederk county, there's not much to talk about up there anymore west of middletownut to move in to west virginia and near the pennsylvania border. but in southern maryland over to the northern neck of virginia we have scattered light showers from lusby, just to the north of leonardtown coming to colonial beach and dahlgren here. all moving west northwest a and a few spotty showers in charles county that will cross the river in to stafford, prince william, faulkier counties and even fairfax may see sprinkles in the next few hours. we will be wet late today in to tonight and friday. it will be breezy and temperatures struggle to get close to 70 and saturday is looking better with sunshine some clouds, isolated shower and high of 78. at the bus stop this morning, some spotty showers. most areas are dry. breezy and cool with temperatures in the 60s and northeast wind five to 15. the winds pick up and steady rain arrives late. rainy and windy on the with more rain north. less south. we have readings now low to mid- 60s in most spots. quantico 67. 64 cambridge. 63 winches

howa cliouy scntreght d atte showers from shrock lltoe middletown and to englelk d ane clarksville damascus over to boyds. to the bay activity. shady side and plum point to st. on and denton looking onin southern maryland a few hours in newland tosaint mary's and northern neck. showers today and highs around 70. good morning, angie goff. >>> it is thursday and we are getting closer to the week. we kick off a report with a tie up in virginia. >>> moving to 95 outside, heading northbound, okay to the mixing bowl. no delays so far as you make your way past duke street all the way to the district. let's skip over to maryland and say hello to outer loop drivers. they are doing fine, zipping by at speed at colesville road. andrea, over to you. the fight for a major overhaul of our system is far from over. senate finance committee negotiators resume talks to come up with a bipartisan agreement an the nation sits back to resume debate over president obama's speech. armando trull is live from captiol hill with more. >> reporter: all summer long president obama allowed just about everyone in america,

damascus to germantown and clarksburg, urbana and frederick, middletown and meyersville may get showerivity. it is moving east northeast in to western howard and carroll county. leesburg you have had sprinkles this morning and one or two could pass through. another area is south of washington where we have had shower activity come out of areas of virginia and move in to maryland. go to the weather computer and talk about the forecast. showers this morning. maybe one oar two this afternoon but the next few hours will be the bulk of the shower activity for today. tomorrow upper 70s after struggling to 70 today and saturday looks good. a lot of sunshine and mid 70s. the bus stop, we have rainy patches. otherwise cloudy and cool with 60s. martinsburg 58, 59. this afternoon, cloudy and cool. a spotty shower is possible. highs of 70. northeast winds ten to 15 miles an hour. cloudy and cool tonight. a sprinkle is possible. lows 58 to 64. mid 60s in town. fredericksburg 68. to the north hagerstown 63 and winchester 0. our winds are northeast at 12. a little chill in the air and dew.at 60. the

. >> i want to show you these shot from middletown. the sun is coming up.ies overhead. it will be cool again tonight and it will feel cool. an isolated shower or storms and some extra clouds. it will be gusty. the wind will be up to 20 miles an hour. a breezy afternoon. mild with a stray showers or storms. temperatures will only be in the upper 60 possible for most of the week. >> thank you. >>> facing budget constraints, some local school systems are cracking down on students who are sneaking into schools that are not in their district. the superintendent says he is prepared to hire investigators. >>> for continuous coverage, tune in to our sister station, news channel 8. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your docr through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is power, shared knowledge

middletown and frederick, just some sprinkles. back to the maps the temperatures across maryland show where the rain has been falling it is chillier in the 60s. as we head to the afternoon we will get some sunshine for you and gaithersburg 72. 74 leftover shower in mcknicksville. >>> hello, maryland the focus is on you right now and begin at wisconsin and inner loop where we are monitoring crash activity. we are finding lanes wide open. and one driver on this road. no issues on dennis avenue and university boulevard. drivers are zipping by at a great pace. and ya, over to you. >>> we are looking at your dreams this morning. best-selling author and motivational speaker willie jolly tells us how to make them come true. >> the live better tip for success is to start with your dreams and move on them to make them reality. dreams are the seeds for success and if you believe that dreams are possible then you can start to do incredible things. you see, dreams have power. if you ever heard the speech, i have a dream by dr. martin luther k

he's staying with family in cromwell, which is a neighboring town to middletown. so he is not very far away and we do know that undercover police detectives are now watching him very carefully, because they don't want him to leave the area. >> larry: who is he? >> reporter: who is ray clark? he is someone, we know he's 24 years old, went to brantford high school, he was an honor student, was on several clubs. and when we looked at the yearbook, we saw that he was mentioned as being a member of the asian awareness club. he was also on the baseball team, but, again, he was an honor student. he's listed as a lab technician at yale. basically, what he does is he takes care of the mice. and annie le, as you know, she was a research assistant, she did research on mice. so clark's job is taking care of the mice that she did research on. we know that they worked together, he had access to that building, they knew each other, but their relationship at this point really has not been determined. police are not saying if they were having some type of intimate relationship. th

he is staying with family in cromwell a neighboring town to middletown. he is not very far away. we know undercover police detectives are watching him very carefully because they don't want him to leave the area. >> who is he? >> who is ray clark? he is someone, we know he's 24 years old, went to branned for high school. he is an honor student and was in several clubs. when we saw the yearbook, we saw he was mentioned as being a member offer the asian awareness clurks on the baseball team, an honors student. we're not sure how long he worked at yale but it an employee and listed as a lab technician and takes care of the mice. annie le is a graduate student, she did research on mice. clark's job is actually taking care of the mice she did research on. we know they worked together, he had access to that build iing. they knew each other, but their relationship at this point really has not been determined. police are not saying if they were having some type of intimate relationship, they're staying away from that, the only thing they're saying is they knew each other and they worked

we saw raymond clark being led out of his home in middletown, connecticut and handcuffed.a search warrant on his apartment and also police offered a search warrant on him essentially to take that dna evidence. evidence that was taken from saliva and hair. the police are going to take the samples and see if they match any of the evidence, 150 pieces of evidence they say they seized so far in this case. police say by the end of this week, nell know whether he will be arrested or he will be exonerated. they are stressing that he is a person of interest at this point. lab technician who works at yale. 24 years old. and he had access to the building where annie le's body was found on sunday. and we do know, john, there has been police presence at his apartment complex. police have said that they have known his whereabouts since they took over this homicide investigation late sunday. and at that apartment, neighbors say that the police have been there for more than a day keeping is yokeep ing surveillance. it is believed he lives with his girl friend and a person by the same nam

cnn's tom foreman went to middletown, connecticut. >> reporter: 30 miles from the crime scene, the street where raymond clark lives is buzzing. >> he was decent, you know? his dog was really excited, and she was just like, oh, he's really friendly, don't worry, you can pet him. he's really nice. so, yeah, he was pretty much known to love his dog and walk around with his dog all the time. >> reporter: and you said he was sort of different in that he wanted to know a lot about the people he was talking to? >> wanted to know their full name, where they're from, stuff like that. >> reporter: clark, who is 24, is not student at yale, but works there take care of mice in medical labs. his fiancee and two relatives work in the lab according to police. but police will say little about how clark knew annie le. >> they worked in the same building. they passed in the hallways. anything beyond that i'm not going to talk about. >> reporter: any past troubles for le? >> not going to talk about that either. >> reporter: any video of clark in the building that day? >> not going to talk about what video w

gen from shawan road down to the beltway, and prior to that from middletown to mount carmel.inutes to get through that stretch. the 15-minute ride on the inner loop between 795 and 83's. the pace from just past mountain road all the way to the past the beltway, that is what looks like on the west side. >> temperatures pretty crisp outside. 53 at b.w.i. marshall. 57 on the eastern shore. going to see a good dose of sunshine today. it will warm us up into the upper 60s for the daytime high. winds will also be somewhat of an issue. keeping the breeze around tomorrow. coolest day thursday, grudge will warm up by the weekend. >> another update at 8:55. ♪ ♪ boy, why you so obsessed with me ♪ >>> 8:30 now on a tuesday morning, 29th day of september 2009. right now people on our plaza getting a thrill, because they're hanging out with the one and only mariah carey. she's out with a new album today. we're going to talk about that with mariah herself in just a couple of minutes and find out from mariah what we can expect this coming friday morning when she performs live in concert righ

as they did that, police also executed a search warrant at raymond clark's home in middletown, connecticut and there searched his apartment. he was expected to be released last night as he was, if he cooperated with authorities. police are saying what they are trying to do now is take those samples, see if they match any of the evidence they have already seized. they say that they have seized 150 pieces of evidence. and they say by the end of the week they will be able to determine whether or not he will be arrested or he will be cleared. they are also saying that they are continuing this investigation, that they don't want to have tunnel vision in their words, that they are continuing to look to see if there are any other potential suspects. >> okay. curious, do we have any idea why they targeted him specifically? >> reporter: they would not elaborate on his connection with annie le but we know that he worked in the same building where annie le's body was found. it was restricted access to that building. and they did say that he has been under surveillance for several days. >> wow. mary s

in pikesville and ricer'stown road and another at green mount avenue. 83 southbound, jammed to middletown 8 minutes there and there's a live look at the beltway. and this is brought to you by the radio city music spectacular. the rockettes will take the stage at the first mariner arena december 17th. >>> two days after leaving -- excuse me, a 17-year-old student is found dead in the wreckage of his car. >> reporter: don, traffic was backed up at 693 and 83 yesterday as the police investigated the fatal accident of a 17-year-old high school senior. something was found early in the wooded area monday morning and the 17-year-old was found in his nissan maxima. the dewlapny senior was seen leaving a party saturday night and he was pronounced dead on the scene monday afternoon. don, back to you. >>> the frederick county family will be layed to rest this weekend. financial pressure drove the man to shoot his wife and two children and himself. >>> a racial profiling lawsuit against the maryland state marine base is heading back to the police. when the lawsuit was heard in may, the hearing is set

connecticut state police are now wrapping up their investigation for now here in downtown middletown, connecticut, of the apartment of 24-year-old raymond clark. i wa to step away and let you get a look at the connecticut state police crime unit. investigators began staking out clark's apartment on monday, a day after they discovered annie le's body. raymond clark is also a lab technician at yale. he's lived here for about six months, reportedly with his fiance and the two, according to the couple's website, were scheduled to be married in december of 2011. i spoke with some neighbors of the couple who say they were very nice, friendly. but quiet and kind of kepto themselves. neighbors report last seeing raymond clark's fiancee over the weekend. and neither one reported to work yesterday. the crime scene continues, although connecticut state police seem to be, for the moment, wrapping up their investigation. i'm mark robbins. back to you in the studio. >> all right, mark. our thanks to you. >>> we're joined, now, by abc consultant, brad garret, who is in washington. a person of intere

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police questioned raymond clark iii last night and searched his connecticut apartment in middletown. 3:00 in the morning. new haven's police chief says clark is not the only person they're investigating in the case. >> we're also making sure that there's not other potential suspects and so we'll avoid the issue of tunnel vision looking at everyone that had access to that building and could have been there during that time period. at this point we looked at about 700 hours worth of video. we interviewed over 150 people. some we interviewed a second time. we've got over 150 pieces of evidence seized so far. >> annie le's body was found sunday stuffed behind the wall in the lab where she and clark worked. sunday was to be her wedding day. >>> november 10th set as execute day for john allen muhammad. prosecutors requested that muhammad be put to death the day before, a monday. the judge wanted to make sure government offices would be open on the day before the execution in the event something happened that required action from the governor or perhaps a judge. muhammad was convicted of th

clark has been in a super 8 motel in controlwell, connecticut, near where he lives in middletown.are outside that hotel. we believe they will move in and arrest him. pretty much in conjunction with the press conference expected to take place here at 8:00 a.m. eastern. good news for the family of annie le and anyone else following this case including the students at yale university that apparently this case has been solved. relatively quickly. and that the suspect is about to be arrested. gretchen: swift moves but what is the motive, rick? so many people wondering. was there a love interest here or did he not like the kind of research she was doing in the stories seem to be all over the gamut. >> well, there are a lot of conflicting reports, gretchen or maybe they are similar in nature. maybe there is a combination of motives here. she know she was strangled. apparentfully a violent nature because she fought back if these reports of his injuries are true. there is reports there was an unrequited love interest. he was upset with the way she was treating lab animals. mostly mice. he

which sits right alongside of two major north/south highways in a bedroom community, a miss called middletown, we were expanding the park and ride. we're putting in a bicycle path and pedestrian walkways from some of the neighborhoods so people can get to the park and rid and initiating new bus service for the park and ride, so it's a nice mull tie modal deal, the anticipated cost is $900,000. the project came in at $600,000. what i'm starting to notice, i don't know if you notice in projects in your state, we got a lot of people, contractors hunting for work and anxious to bid. i know senator coburn expressed concern about cost-plus contracts, but we're finding that probably better than any time that i can remember bids coming in under, way under in some case, the anticipation. i don't know if others are seeing that. my colleagues and i had yet. but mr. mihm, any comments on that? >> yes, senator carper, your experience is consistent with what we've seen in other stats,s transportation officials are telling us bids are 5 % to 30% below what they estimated. the economy is in bad shape, but it