general is in charge of the multinational headquarters of 700 in norfolk, virginia who are focused on deploying to afghanistan, new technologies to counter-explosive devices. general, it's an honor to have you on the shows in thank you for hosting me. >> so let's start. the new defense strategy will reduce the number of u.s. troops in europe. what will the impact of that change be and what do both sides have to do to adapt to this new reality? >> i think it's changing. we have to adapt. we have the iranian crisis which we all have to deal. we have a change in the strategic environment across the world. and we have the new -- did not come as a surprise out two of reasons. first, we may have had the during the libya campaign. and second all european allies have been in contact with the u.s. administration to develople strategy. it's not a surprise to anybody. >> one of the -- there are several subordinate issues. one is obviously european governments are not in a position to increase investment. secretary gates last year went to brussels in his speech criticizing europe for not doing mo

the patriots beat old dominion 63-54 last night in norfolk.

this after beating norfolk last night. 18-10.st will host norfolk again this coming wednesday night. got a question for you. missing collegiate football these days, guys. as for mobile, alabama, 63rd annual. senior bowl highlights. north quarterback curt cousins out of michigan state. nice, 40-yard catch and run to arizona. state's gerald robinson. the crash with that touchdown as you saw. and the north prevents the south from rising again. finally, pro golf, from abu daby. united arab emirates. tiger woods. felt his round of 6 under 66. the 14-time major winner played consistently today. he has a share of the lead with newcomer robert rock. woods and rock. tied atop the leader board at 11 under. so that's sports for now. and we'll have a lot more for you tomorrow. >> 117th ranked. and tied with tiger. not bad. >> yeah. >> sometimes it's your time, right? >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, >>> one granny takes a wild ride for a presuper bowl event in indiana. she took a daring leap of faith and slid down a zip line. the woman was o

norfolk southern. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corp persuasion -- corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again from columbia, south carolina, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. thanks, south carolina, for giving us one of the wackiest weeks of the campaign. john house man came to south carolina then he left. rick perry came to south carolina and he left. rick santorum, who lost in iowa seems now to have won there, and newt gingrich, who finished out of the top tier in both iowa and new hampshire is staging a remarkable comeback. i spoke to him yesterday. if mitt romney wins on saturday, you stand by your statement if a that if he wins in south carolina the republicans will nominate a moderate who will lose to democratic barack obama in the fall? >> i think it becomes harder but he's not doing well enough to be very convincing. if you add the conservative vote together between santorum

norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >> this rock has never stood still. since 1875, we've been there for our clients through good times and bad. when their needs changed, we were there to meet them. through the years to insurance to investment management, from real estate to retirement solutions, we've nopewedel n de ideas for the financial challenges ahead. this rock has never stood still, and that's one thing that will never change. prudential. >> corporate funding is also provided by boeing. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broad contrast -- broadcasting, and by contributions to pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. was it only a week ago that we were wondering what was going too happen in south carolina? well, the political world has shifted and reshifted multiple times since then. newt gingrich, who used debates and big ideas to score a major wi

norfolk southern, one line, infinite possibilities. >> corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by prudential financial. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen:good evening 6789 after new hampshire and before south carolina, the battle lines are now well drawn in the republican primary race. the candidate who has won over the most voters, raised the most money and earned the most focused attention from the white house, is former massachusetts governor mitt romney. he's focusing his attention on the president, as well. >> i understand the president, last night, was speaking at a fundraiser in chicago. and he said, "i can promise you change is coming." and he's right. and the name of that change is mitt romney. gwen: but not so fast. before romney can take on the president directly, he has to win more than a single caucus and a single primary. and, lest we forget, newt gingrich, rick santoru

norfolk southern, one line, feign knit possibilities. -- infinite possibilities. >> corporate funding is also provided by boeing. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. once again from manchester, new hampshire, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: hello from the granite state. we are here this week to bring you the best of our reporting close up. we all have been out trailing candidates from des moines to manchester, counting photo finish caucus results, tracking the latest underdog surge and watching how when stakes rise, so too do the attacks. mitt romney is still favored to win here but his path to victory is not as uncluttered as it once was. let's start there. this has been a long week for the massachusetts governor. former massachusetts governor, hasn't it, dan? >> it's been a long week and also a pretty good week for him. he won the iowa caucuses by a huge marriagen of eight votes we now call land slide. he picked up the endorsement of john mccain, one of

. >> british police say young woman's body was found at the vast royal estate at norfolk where queen elizabeth and her family celebrate their holidays. >> a murder mystery on the grounds of the royal estate. it is a palace beloved by the royal family for 200 years. is the place they always have their christmas celebrations. it is where the queen and her husband still are now. they were informed last night and on new year's day? walker in the area -- on new year's day, a dog walker in the area found the body of a woman on the estate. keep in mind, it encompasses thousands of acres and these remains were found about 2 miles from the main royal residence. but today, police were calling this murder. they have been quiet about the details, and are releasing very little information. they have much of the area blocked off. >> we have a lot to establish. i do not want to make any sort of gases or any set -- any sort of gases or suppositions. -- guesses or suppositions. >> apparently, the remains have been there for a long time and that is all they are releasing at this point. the body was fo

british police say that a woman's body was found on the vast rural estate in norfolk where queen elizabeth and her family celebrate the new year's holiday. it was just a couple of miles from the queen's country home. >> a murder mystery on the grounds of the this is state -- this estate. the palace is beloved by the royal family for years, and it is where the queen and her family have their christmas celebration. they were informed that a dog walker in the area found the body of a woman at's human remains on at the estate. the remains were found about two miles from the main royal residence. today police were calling this a murder. they have been very quiet about the details, both the queen and the palace. they have much of the woodland blocked off. >> i cannot tell you a great deal, honestly, because we have a lot to establish and we do not want to make any sort of gases or -- guesses or suppositions at this time. >> police are investigating this murder. apparently the remains have been there for some time. that is all they are releasing at this point. the body was found at technically on

he was living in a house in norfolk with two fraternity no r connect 57600 and says [captioning difficulties ] >>> the investigation to the murder of congressman cummings nephew is still under investigation. >>> the day the earth shook literally. the earthquake was felt for hundreds of miles. hear the people who helped >>> the drugs that marylanders abuse is prescription drugs. jessica cartalia talks with a former addict who almost lost her child so she could get high. >> reporter: elkton maryland, population 16,000, a little town with a big problem. a hot bed for prescription drug abuse. >> it's so bad here, like very, very bad. >> reporter: prescription painkillers once ruled her life, now 22-year-old stephanie barry is clean raising her young son in the cecil county town of elktin. >> when did you think you realized you had hit rock bottom? >> when i lost every, my son was with my mother. i lost my home, my car, i had no job. i had nothing. >> reporter: stephanie was part of an alarming trend, over the past decade the number of people living in cecil county admitted to treatment centers f

graduating from high school in norfolk, virginia. he served with the 82nd airborne division and was discharged in 1946. he then attended virginia tech studying engineering and was commissioned in september of 1949 and served as a fighter pilot during the vietnam war. he subsequently graduated from the u.s. air force, experimental test force at edwards air force base. and was assigned to the fighter branch of flight test operations and participated in flight testing of all century series fighters. he performed the zero launch program and flew an f-100 in the first jet crossing from england to alaska. he retired in 1977 with 32 years of service and flew over 550 combat missions in korea and vietnam. his decorations include the air force cross, silver star, legion of merit, divisioned flying cross, bronze star, and the air medal. francis sanza was a driver for eisenhower and patton while serving with the medium automotive maintenance company. he was chosen by general patton in 1944 during preparations for the allied invasion of german o

ocean city will warm up in a hurry. 28 in baltimore. 40 roanoke and norfolk. where rain has fallen the clouds are just beginning to move in. yes, we're about an hour and 20 minutes from sunrise, we start to get that morning light in the next half-hour so it should be pretty. hopefully you can get a camera and see the pretty sunrise. especially looks to the south. that was the storm from texas yesterday now moving through the lower tennessee valley and ohio valley. could be strong storms to the deep south, georgia and the carolinas. it will push that heavy rain our way. the heaviest is the dark hours tonight. snow in the northern plains comes behind this storm. rain develops in the afternoon for the ride home. by daybreak we're windy and warming up tomorrow. here we show rain but could be a burst of snow as the arctic air moves in. could be tricky in spots friday morning. then we're windy and cold and snow showers over the weekend. 45 with the thickening clouds this morning. the rain developing this afternoon. the heaviest rain tonight. steady or warming in the

chris caught up with astute in norfolk and spoke to commander ian breckenridge, the sub's commanding officer. >> she was quite mean, she is a big step forward from our previous classes of submarine. i served in both classes and was privileged to command hms tireless, so i have experience of direct comparison. she is bigger 10 meters, 35, 40 feet longer, two, two and a half thousand tons heavier. speed wise broadly similar to what we have had before. little bit slower than our american friends, you have more power in your submarines. on the human side, everybody on huge change. so no more hot racking hot bunking. my controller systems on board we have platform management that allows touch spin control of a lot of the systems in the submarine. on the nuclear submarine a lot of clever stuff done there. life of the boat will be on the order of 25 years. she'll never need to refuel. that is a big step change forward. used to be 10 to 12 years. i can carry 50% more weapons. my communications i think we are now into the 21st century. i have more satellite, more back-ups, a much cleverer sys

freezing richmond, 41 norfolk. the further south you go warmer stuff. these are the high clouds, this should allow the early morning sun to get through for most of us. the clouds will be thickening up in a hurry. don't plan on another nice day like yesterday. clouds spreading on in. we have two things to talk about, this storm system here, spreading heavy rain our way later today, overnight and gone by tomorrow morning. there's the arctic boundary, that catches up behind it. this is going to be the leading edge of much colder air that will arrive on friday morning and there may be enough moisture left over for a quick shot of snow before sunrise on friday. then it's going to start to feel a lot more like winter. our future trend highlights the rain for the commute on the way home. hopefully the wiper blades are working, you have rain gear and it will feel like a raw end to the day with temperatures rising overnight. there's actually warm air behind the system. heavy rain after midnight, early tomorrow morning. again, rising temperatures, we'll have a wa

it's not fun for a lot of the local snow lovers. 29 in boughtmore. 30 in ocean city 46 in norfolk ande are on the edge of the cold and the moisture and it looks like it's flaring up across the mountains across west virginia. the high country beneficial inches up to snowshoe and he the got rain down to the south. this is our future trend on the adoneis model. a few models have been trending farther north. not sure it will make it toward p.a. line but near baltimore we will be be on the edge of the precip and during the daylight temperatures will be above freezing. no stickage expected. we expect to have some stick on the grass and a better shot in annapolis than baltimore and that's during the evening. it gets out by midnight and tomorrow back to a warming trend there. may be a chance of a light snow our mixture. we will bottom out to around 31when this ends by light snow this morning. here's angela with a look at whapping on the roads. >> reporter: overnight -- at what's happening on the roads. >> reporter: we have one lane blocked on liberty road traveling between washington avenue a

little rain in the midatlantic toward norfolk and again no new precipitation due in any time real soon. just that cold air shifts and boy it's a few hours away right now. again a little balmy for another few hours, winds turning new york west and then the air temperatures will continue to hover and drop through the 30s tomorrow. take a look, sunny skies through the afternoon and we will cloud back up little thursday, thursday less windy. offer night down to 37. gusty winds, cold er late. the high temperature comes just after midnight in the mid50s and them tomorrow night check it out. mid20s getting more january like. as so often has been the case it's not that the cold is coming in and settling in. we will see a bit of a bounce back thursday, mid40s. another cold shot friday and saturday. that could bring in a rain, slash winter mix type situation into saturday morning. then we will warm again sunday and monday back in the 50s. back and forth we go. >> like the yoyo. >> coming up a tv legend in the middle of a big career revival. >> and here is bill weir with a look at night line. >>

a barrage put away the norfolk sharks. sharks. nearly 6,000 fans at the arena last night. they're home again tonight, against visiting rochester. hey, we've got that pro golf now. >>> united arab emirates. birdie putt, amidst round 66. 14-time major winner played consistently today. and he has a share of the lead, with newcomer, robert rock. rock is an englandman. so it's wood and rock at 11 under for the tournament in abu dubai. that's sports for now. we have got senior bowl and the blast later on tonight. and we hope to have highlights at 11:00. >> so tiger is making a comeback? >> seem like it. but there's a long season to go. so can he stay consistent? >> okay. thank you, stan. >> sure. >>> be sure to watch the cbs primetime lineup. it's 48 hours mystery. coming up tonight at 11:00, on wjz, a man gunned down in his driveway, just weeks before becoming a first-time father. we'll have all of that for you tonight at 11:00. thank you so much for watching. for bernadette and stan, i'm andr,,,,,,,, if you have high blood pressure, like me, and get a cold... ...you need a col

. >>> general titus was borned in new jersey, graduating from high school in norfolk, virginia. he served with the 82nd airborne division and was discharged in 1946. he then attended virginia tech studying engineering and commissioned in the united states air force in september of 1949. served as a fighter pilot serving f-51s and f-86s during the vietnam war. he subsequently graduated from the u.s. air force experimental test pilot school at edwards air force base in 1954 and assigned to the fighter branch of flight test operations and participating in flight testing of all century series fighters. he also participated in the nato lightweight fighter trials at french flight test center. he performed the f-100 zero launch program and flew an f-100 in the first jet fighter crossing of the north pole frl england to alaska. he retired in 1977 with 32 years of service and flew over 550 combat missions in korea and vietnam. his decorations include the air force cross, the silver star, legion of myrrh ret, bronze star and the air medal. francis jeep sanza was a driver for general dwig

touch of fog down toward the norfolk and northeastern areas. alexandria at 40 degrees for college park, 41. 34 columbia. upper marlboro, fairfax county, reston down to 41. there's manassas, our cold front at 27. outside this morning, good- looking capitol dome with our michael & son weather camera. temperatures 39 under clear skies. wind chill this morning making it feel like 32. we're watching this big rainstorm. in fact, severe weather is possible this morning across parts of texas. you can see the heavy rains, the thunderstorms here. upper level storms coming into west texas hoping to provide the lift and the energy for all of the rains we'll be seeing moving up toward the east and the northeast. right now, we've got clear skies. the clouds out to the west and kentucky and southern west virginia, they'll stream in here later today. still not too bad. partly sunny here for the lunch hour. we'll see the clouds starting to increase here late this afternoon. tonight, the clouds will move in. by 11:00, maybe western maryland seeing a couple of ra

i am current chairman of norfolk neighbors. i wanted to say over the last few months, i will be speaking in favor of the development. we have been negotiating with trader joe's and cbs, and i think mainly the big issue most people will be talking about is the liquor license for cbs -- we have been negotiating with trader joe's and cvs. they came back with some really creative solutions that would help our neighborhood. we have some real problems places in our neighborhood, and we felt this was a good situation for us. based upon their dealing with us, straightforwardness, they have talked to us, they come back and ask us what we would like to have, what we would like to see, we are in support of the proposal for cvs to be part of this. >> thank you. [reading names] i will keep calling names. if you heard your name, please start coming up to the microphone. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am a neighbor, and i'm very much in support of this proposed project. i do my primary shopping at trader joe's, and right now, i have to g

the patriots beat old dominion 63-54 last night in norfolk. this is george mason's first win at odu in eight years. they are now 11-4 on the season. they're 3-0 in conference play, and they'll take on georgia state at the patriot center saturday night. good to see the team carrying on without jim larinaga, so good job. >>> a dog who was feared dead after he was swept away in a deadly avalanche is now back home with his family. ali and his owners were cross country skiing on saturday when the avalanche occurred. david gallard was killed in the accident. his wife survived. the family thought the dog was killed as well. but the welsh corgi showed up at the alpine motel where the family was staying. rescuers say he was tired and hungry, but he will be fine. some stories to tell. >> how did he get out therefor? >> move quickly. >> there you go. this forecast -- i'm shaking my head, tom. temperatures in the teens just a couple of days ago. it's going to be 60 today? >> unbelievable. two days ago the high was 35. yesterday got to 50. today we may hit

locally howard beat norfolk state 73-50. >>> to the pros, the wizards have not been too professionalterday bullied by a 2-5 t- wolves team. thing started off well for the home team. t-wolves led by 14 at the half, cruised to a 21-point victory matching the wiz afterwards most lopsided loss of the -- wizards most lopsided loss of the season. the only question is flip saunders' message falling on left ears? >> he's been hard on me from the past, but he's a great coach coming from me to another man. he stresses the fact about what we got to do and what it takes to win. we get out there. sometimes we lose focus on what he says. >> i don't believe it's a disconnect. i think what happens is that we are a very fragile team. we start out and we don't score the first four minutes of the game and it sucks thing if right out of us. >> we've got to have something to let yows know a type of pride that you don't -- you know a type of pride that you don't want to keep going 0-8. it's nothing but pride, see if you got the heart to play. >>> don't go anywhere. we're not done. the redskins london flet

after the close tonight, norfolk southern turned in better than expected profits, but shares were down another 3% from this closing number. and that's tonight's "market focus". >> tom: even though the stock market is close to six-month highs, many investors continue avoiding stocks. last year, while stock exchange traded funds attracted $39 billion, investors pulled $121 billion out of stock mutual funds. we spoke with charles biderman, c.e.o. at trim tabs, which tracks money going into and out of stocks, and began by asking him about investor confidence. >> the retail investor is scared that individuals have been selling for four years. hedge funds have had net reductions for fours years. there have been only two sources of money for the stock market. the u.s. government has been printing $100 billion a month of new money and some of that is finding its way into stocks, and companies have a huge amount of cash on their balance sheets, so that has created an environment where there's no volume because there are no buyers. >> tom: so what are some of the economic implication, let alone

in norfolk, virginia, mason up by 7. byron allen find as cutting mike morrison. monster dunk.son added 10 points and 9 rebounds. odu making a run here. kent bazmore splits the defenders and gets the floater to go for 26 his game high 17 points. george mason leads at the break 34-31. second half byron allen with the ball, drives strong to the bucket, plus one and the foul. allen finished with 14 points. just over a minute to go, george mason up by 5. bazmore tries to dunk but mike morrison says i don't think so. take a look here, it's blocked and the ball gets stuck between the rim and the back board. george mason defeats old dominion 63-54 improving to 11-4. >> tomorrowtown hockey. just two days after taking an elbow to the head, niklas backstrom was back practicing with the team. he said he will make the trip to california for the next two games. >> yevgeny in russia playing for a gold medal. pick it up with 40 seconds, no score. sweet pass but yo han gustavson makes the save. see again. the teams combine for 66 shots in regulation but no score. we go to overtime. in o.t., lo

temperatures up to 29 right now, 36 out towards ocean city, richmond and norfolk. temperatures in the 40s on the other side of the mountains from pittsburgh to charleston. a sign of what we really do expect. a big surge despite the flareup of clouds, we should break some sun a little bit. we'll at least mix it in today and we'll work our way up to 56 degrees. that's about 15 degrees above normal. we are entering the time frame, the second and third week of january are typically the coldest time of the year, typically. it's not always the case, but we should be working our way back to the coldest temperatures. and if we really get this surge of arctic air that's been building, it will come at us and there will be a second part to winter. so don't get lulled by this. 5:31. let's go to the roads with angela. reporter: thank you, justin. good morning, everyone. getting ready for the friday morning drive. it is friday and it's going to be a good one. so far very quiet out there, especially for those of you coming in from the north on i- 83, the harrisburg expressway cle