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so, what you have now is typically a bill from p.g. and e., a gas portion and an electric portion cleared marked. look at the electric portion. you'll get a usage area and a box at the end. it will break down like this. it says five rate tiers you call them. you get a baseline rate at a cheap amount. you get another 30% amount at a cheap rate. this is your baseline rates, these two. but when you use more, you pay more. and what it looks like graphically is, boy, there is a lot up here. so these rates are where your big expenses come. if you're in these rates, solar can make a lot of sense. they go up very dramatically, 222 cents, 32. let's say we have a case study. you have a $100 electric only. that's $1,200 a year. after 10 years, it's $12,000 if rates don't rise. let's assume that rates rise at the historical average which has been 6% over the past 30 years. so let's assume -- i think that might be conservative, let's assume that. so that means that after 10 years, you'll probably have paid out $16,000 and your bill by then will be

he is also linked to a home invasion in wheaton, and is a suspect in a p.g. county break- in. kayleigh joins us with more. >> state records show that for washington is his most recent address. he was arrested in north carolina bringing relief to many who had been on alert. after three sleepless nights -- >> people were very surprised shocked. >> he is finally getting some peace following an arrest in connection to way frightening crime a few doors down. >> i am delighted to hear that they got the guy. this is a very peaceful, quiet residential street. >> just before 8:00 wednesday morning, the police say kevin ray forced his way into a home in bethesda with a gun, tied up a woman and her teenage son and sexually assaulted their housekeeper. the incident followed a home invasion tuesday in wheaton. a surveillance photo could've been the break that the police needed. >> we gathered the information that help us identify the suspect. >> in 2005, he was convicted of felony sexual offense. records show that he lives in this for washington house, but his brother told us off camera he

. >> during that ride at two years ago, p.g.indicted after beating the student. the police say measures have been taken to make sure that does not happen again. >> the idea is for more accountability. >> for the first time this year, the police will have numbers on the front and back of their helmets to identify them. they will have a big presence in college park but -- >> the hope is that we end the night with a bunch of board police officer sitting around with nothing to do. >> some say there could be trouble. others say students will not back up. >> they have learned from past experience is not a good idea. >> route 1 is all quiet at the moment. that is where things have gone down after games in the past. that said, students have gotten to this part of campus yet fraternity row. the police traced issues back to the year 2000 after a victory at duke. i am embarrassed to say that was my senior year here, did not participate, however. >> they lined the streets at state college pa., to say a final goodbye to a legendary coach joe

he had written an essay about p.g. woodhouse, so i wrote to mr. woodhouse and asked him if i could photograph him and i guess either he called me or -- i know i was on the phone with him and i wanted to go and photograph him at 3:00 and he said why didn't i come around 4:00, and i said well, i could come at 4:00. i said, "i know you watch "edge of night" every day at 3:30 and i would like to come at 3:00 and give you my word of honor, i will not say a peep if you'll let my take a picture of you watching your show." so he said, "oh, ok." so i went and took a picture of him watching "edge of night," and i took many pictures. i thought it was easier for you to choose a picture with "edge of night" on the screen, but as that take progressed, you could see him just sitting on the edge of his chair as, you know, the story was evolving, and then there's one where there's a couple kissing and he's just really into this program. i had a nice time. he is in my "writers and their familiars" postcard book with his dauchsund jed, and he and his wife were very

we're here for increased cost sales some production which translates into increased demand for our p.g. arms. there is some girls since dallas to production which is an additional source of demand for our make over him then look at how corporate which is a proxy for the global economy good or simple still so have some girls on the wall so some regions might be in trouble but you know overall the global economy is growing. and now a quick look at the markets well first and it's heading higher this hour and i got a major boost on wednesday when the u.s. fed reserve kept interest rates at a record low the low cost of borrowing supports the u.s. economy boosting oil demand this hour that is topping one hundred dollars a barrel brant is that around one hundred now dollars and now on to equities asian indices a mixed tokyo's nikkei has slipped into bread sliding down from wednesday's close near a three month high in hong kong the hang seng is gaining value more than one percent this hour streeters come back after the lunar new year holiday and it's less than one hour ahead of the opening bel

it is going i want to bring gonzalo lira back into the conversation he's founder and president of as p.g. group he makes a living doing this so he really is the expert welcome back into the conversation i want to talk a little bit about national security because you brought it up and investors that i talked to as well it's the economic issues you brought up issues like m.f. global the laws also the tough economic times the risks like you mentioned in the euro zone some of the risks in the u.s. federal reserve policies all these things but also what many perceive to be government overreach in security and one recent example we saw as a national defense authorization act in it an amendment which essentially opens the door to indefinite military detention of american citizens do something like this which i know you've written about play into your client's concerns. absolutely the basic problem is not the specific n.d.a. issue. essentially the resending of use for us it's rabbit a whole host of different issues that have been just building up over the years we have the military militarizatio

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p.g. county. about a half inch on the grassy surfaces. right here in the baltimore area, looks like cold spring lane seems to be the northern extent of flurry activity. take ape look around -- a look around the city. ure can see that line. north of us, not a drop in towson. anywhere north. city. south of the city. airport has some light snow. most of it has been right on route 50 there, from annapolis to d.c. on the lawn surfaces. and across southern portions of maryland as well. the western sections of the area haven't seen much at all. in fact, north and west of the city. all of this has been mainly in the form of rain. but in the last two or three hours, from d.c. over toward easton and cambridge, that's where we're seeing the light snow. for the next hour or two, you'll probably see some more. it could be half inch or more accumulations on the grassy surfaces. the streets will be wet. later tonight, any wet streets, if there's freezing conditions, of course, there will be salting if anything happens. but there could be slick spots lat

. >> i lived in a rural area down in p.g. area and the roads were icy down there early this morning. i'm due to work at 6:00 so getting here at 11:00 helped me out today. >> reporter: many workers told us they did not experience any problems on the road but they're still glad they were given the option to come in later. >> yeah. it was a good move. under the circumstances you don't know what this kind of weather, this kind of -- it's tricky to predict. >> reporter: several commuters we spoke to today say they hope officials won't hesitate to make the same decision next time even though those icy conditions didn't happen this time. reporting live from southwest washington, darcy spencer, news 4. doreen, back to you. >> thank you. >>> slippery roads may be to blame for this accident in montgomery county. an oil truck overturned and landed on the side of the road along hawkins creamery road in damascus. the driver had some minor injuries. the truck was eventually pulled out and uprighted. we're told none of the oil in there leak

white, just last week i photographed p.g. woodhouse who was 96, and i did rex stout the day before yesterday and he's 86." i said, "you're not even in your 70's. your a spring chicken." and he paused and he said, "well, come along, then." so i said, "thank you, thank you. i promise you, i'll take a taxi from the airport. i'll have the taxi wait in the driveway. i'll be in and out before you know it." so i went and did him. it was a winter day when i went to do him the first time. i photographed him out in the snow with the employees around his house and we had a very nice time. i spent a few hours, maybe an hour -- i don't know. i do know i kept the blue hill taxi waiting for me. and when i returned to new york, i sent him an album of photographs, and a thank you note. the whole time i was there he kept saying, "oh, it's too bad it's not spring because i usually write in the boathouse. in fact, that's where i wrote "charlotte's web." so i became obsessed about going back and photographing him in the boathouse, which indeed i