the changes involve i-395 and columbia pike in arlington. drivers heading north on 395 will have to turn left, not right, at the south quinn street signal to get on to columbia pike. there are signs pointed to the new dedicated left turn lane. drivers heading south on 395 will go straight through the light and access the ramp to columbia pike as usual. this is part of the multimillion dollar project to replace the bridge over columbia pike. >>> a bizarre accident with a staple gun leaves a police officer to not work. he retired at the age of 29. chris from our affiliate has more on the staple gun snafu that could cost taxpayers millions. >> reporter: even this retired police officer says the decision to classify him as totally disabled looks ridiculous. he accidentally stapled his own hand. doctors said it would impede him from firing his service weapon. guess what we found him doing? this is retired new jersey transit cop. he's been classified as totally and permanently disabled. one doctor said he could no longer pull a gun. another said a

. >> josh pike has known kunkel's family for most of his life. relatives, he thinks of kunkel as his cousin. >> look, there's my cousin. hey! >> is cecil a racist? >> i can't really answer that. i'm not sure. because of his tattoos? >> yeah, he's got a huge swastika on his head. >> yeah. yeah. no. i mean, that doesn't mean you're a racist, you know what i mean? that doesn't signify that you're a racist. >> what does it signify? >> that i can't talk about. know what i mean? unfortunately i can't talk about that. >> tell me why. >> it's like kind of like our thing, you know what i mean? as far as being a convict. >> while pike wouldn't say what kunkel's tattoos signify, he has an unlikely ally in his claims that kunkel is not a racist. >> i know some real white boys are real racists. he's not one of them. real skinheads, they don't get hot, know what i mean? he's a nobody. you know? >> what do you think when you see a swastika on his head and all that stuff? >> first off, i may feel a little hot, that's natural. but when i look at the person that i

he was biking when he sweefed -- shifted to watch out for a pike -- skate border. >>> a woman lost $2,000 to a scammer who replaced his call back number with the police department. he call and told her he would take her to the police. when the woman got the called the number back she got the phone system and realize she was scammed. >>> tomorrow is the last day to sign up for insurance. >>reporter: for the tens of thousand of california waiting for health coverage it's a week away. you have to sign up by tomorrow before it will kick im. >> do it online. go to a local agent. that's the best way to do. >> you can call the phone center but there can be more then half a hour wait. it will get longer as the dead line nears. enrollment doubles from october to november. last week 23,000 people were enrolling per day. older californians are enrolling more. they need more younger and healthier enrollees to enroll. >> they expected people to sign up. >> we are committed. every californian that does the right thing we'll get them across the finish line. >> tomorrow's dead line is for coverage starti

one thing talk about prop 8 but there's another thing coming down the pike they found out they're fighting against fair housing and started out migrants gay marriage and they thoutd told you they can't do much about that but now they're going against transgender youth. and now we are going to side once and for all we can't be harassed (clapping.) i believe and, you know, clearly i did not know i can't imagine how it is to be a young person to be questioned about your sexiest and given when tommy passed the bill they said they were going to be another referendum and it's going to be one we're going to win because picking on people who they don't think they can fight back young people who can't fight back but we fight back for them and that's what we're going to do. thank you (clapping) and i'd like to introduce a friend of mine who's a colleague of harvey's on the board of supervisors carol rue silver. (clapping.) >> thank you very much john. thank you for the remarks and a giving us a complexities for the evening that we are here i won't say celebrated but oubdz it was thai years ago that

. >> she was going up the rail and getting ready to pike over the top to jump off the bridge.i dove, grabbed her by the waist and took her to the ground. >> wow. the woman told messick she was a victim of domestic violence and felt like she couldn't go on with her life. she is in the hospital and her daughter in protective custody. >>> bargains grabbing web deals by delta airlines by mistake and now the airlines said they will honor pem. fares as low as $25 even though the airlines say the prices on its website and other travel sites were clearly incorrect. delta says the pricing problem is now fixed. >>> the cost of doing business for some road warriors is getting services while traveling and they could add up to a hefty amount. if you break it down the total tax bill for a business traveler is up 58% this year. according to recent study from the global business travel association foundation. the report factors taxes on hotel stays, car rentals and meals. the top 50 u.s. destinations. so in what cities do road warriors and vacationers rack up the most tax burden? chicago was

here at seattle's famed pike place fish market the idea of gm salmon is not tossed around lightly. >>or kara. [ cheering ] >> what would you say to me if i said the words genetically modified salmon. >> no! >> why no? >> welding worried that a genetically modified fish would escape. >> this guy is really big. he's about 28.3 grams. >> reporter: dr. bob devlin is a scientist wit , he's involved with the science and the impact it might have on the environment. >> reporter: you're telling me that these transgenic fish have been able to eat all they want, and they're the exact same egg as those wild type fish. >> brothers and sisters. >> who have been able to eat all they want. >> that's right. >> when dr. devlin first told me that these fish were the same age, i was blown away. i almost didn't believe him. i can see why this would be more economical for a would be gm salmon farmer. they get big faster in half the time. >> one, they waste almost no food. their behavior is so strong to acquired food resource there is very little waste. so for any amount of food taken in, they will grow abo

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a thrillinglist had half pike performance in having's -- heavy snow. the snowfall was not enough to dampen his mood. he could celebrate a fine victory. despite conditions, he was joined by a raft of other .merican winners that's all from us here on the journal. keep it here for more news and updates and visit our website. thanks for watching. >> they perform every sunday morning, the vienna boys choir. in a few moments, they will be singing at this mass in the vienna hospital, a cappella. they had their first rehearsal at 8:00 a.m. joe is exhausted. dorian is coping better. the church is still to the rafters. this event is popular with locals and tourists. ♪ are youngboys children, but they represent the continuation of the centuries- old tradition. ♪ jolyn dorian have put on their winter coats and hats over their the traditional uniform of the vienna boys choir member when they are out and about in the city. for taurus, a perfect photo -- tourists, a perfect photo opportunity. -- vienna isld old, baroque, traditional, just like the choir. the presiden

they happened around that along rockville pike. the burglaries happened at gas stations and pharmacies and restaurants. we are told in one case, the thief did not get away with anything. now, two major events are underway to remember nelson mandela. his body is lying and long lines of mourners. a total of three days, people will be allowed to pay respects. a little closer to home now, a live look at a service underway inside the national could he drew. joe biden biden is among dignitaries attending the service. with what us live happened so far. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. 8000 miles from south africa here at the national cathedral, the u.s. memorial service is well underway for the late nelson mandela. hundreds have gathered here to pay respects and say file goodbyes. this is the program being handed out. invitation-only ceremony. inside, a quote from the african leader. i will paraphrase. i have fought against white domination, black domination, and ideal for which i am prepared to die. live inside, you can see a picture f

snow storm blanketed the midwest, causing this 35-car pile-up that shut down the pennsylvania turn pike. 10 were insured and 97,000 customers in michigan were in the dark. that's down from half a million earlier in the week. electric companies say it may take several days to get everything back up and running. snow hampered efforts to restore power to 100,000 customers. >> we had plenty of snow across the great lakes and new england, causing problems with repair workers trying to get the power on for thousands of people. accidents especially in pennsylvania. over the next several hours it will start to diminish. things will get better. we are looking at cold temperatures. here across the north-west we have showers pushing through montana. we will be getting showers today into friday and will last a day, a high temperature of 46 degrees. after that we are looking nice for the weekend. 47 on saturday. better sun conditions as we go towards monday and tuesday. down towards the southern part of california, we are dealing with red flag warnings. temperatures warm, 80 degrees. look at the are

communication with that organization which is responsible for the federal dollars that are coming down the pike. with that said i'll to continue to co-chair the y came back. we've been getting a lot of transaction particle with collaborating with the youssef and community based organizations and will be glad to continue to serve on the w came back >> thank you. any questions. >> supervisor breed. >> how many years were you on the y came back. >> one year. >> can you talk about your accomplishments. >> we have done some off site workshops and think tangz if you will to better develop the communication as a consultant, if you will, to the youssef. that's been a big part of what we needed to do on the y came back. some of the other things we've done is listen to the community based organizations in a way that we could go back and make and present those recommendations to the i sever. so - >> what's in one sentence what's the mission of the workforce and advisors committee. >> to be a liaison, if you will, to the community based organizations on their on behalf of to talk. how many community based

a red infinity crossed the center line of old columbia pike around 3:00 this morning and hit a chevy tahoe. a passenger was killed, oscar ojehe of wheaton. the driver and two passengers were taken to the hospital. police still trying to figure out why the infinity crossed the center line. >>> in falls church tonight, the search continues for the person who shot a man four times outside of a taco bell on west broad street this morning. the victim was found near a black mercedes-benz. he was rushed to the hospital. he is recovering after surgery. police canvassed the area with dogs and talked to neighbors. so far no arrests. >>> turning to the weather now, it's a saturday that just about as good as it gets for december but here comes the rain. amelia is tracking the forecast. >> adam, a rainy day pretty much from start to finish. i'm tracking the system on storm team 4 radar. the rest of the evening we're going to be dry. the chance of rain arrives around 4:00 a.m. here you see the system off of this moisture will be moving through our area during the day tomorrow. i think we'll see ar

. >> reporter: an eight-car pile-up on rockville pike left ham quadraplegic. >> being able to walk again is just something that you've ruled out? >> ms. gonzalez, i hope some day i will. but it would have to be a miracle. >> reporter: mobt gory county police say the driver was responsible for crossing the median and ramming into him and others. so the state's attorney's office decided not to press charges. he is, however, sue for damages. >> jim was a quarter, three months short, for a requirement for him to receive social security benefits, full benefits. >> reporter: but he still has purpose. how did you survive? why is it that you're here talking? >> because of my wife. she's number one. >> reporter: he tells me one of the most disappointing parts to his story is not being able to finish working the entire extent of the first african-american president's term in office. outside the white house, erika gonzalez, news4. >>> d.c.'s fire chief was not hot seat today as the city council grilled him about the department's equipment issues. the chief testified the city has 100 ambulances, 89

the double shooting happened yesterday morning in marlboro pike. muhyee argued with several workers before the shooting. the victim was identified as douglas arguenta from gaithersburg. a neighbor told channel 4 what they saw. >> like he shouldn't have been there. he was walking in the middle of the street. so then i saw him jump on the side of somebody's suv. but since there was people outside already, so, you know, i wasn't quite sure what happened. i didn't think anything like this happened. >> and the second victim remains in the hospital right now and is in critical condition. >>> this morning, police trying to determine who shot and killed a 19-year-old in upper marlboro. since we brought you the story yesterday morning we learned the shooting happened at a house party after midnight on north marlton avenue. rashard pinkney died in the hospital and an officer who tried to control the scene was allegedly attacked by a 17-year-old. police say she pushed the officer twisting his ankle and breaking his leg. she's now facing assault charges. >>> r

i regret i did so little for the struggle here in the united kingdom, but my friend, peter pike, with 26 years in the anti-apartheid movement before he even set foot in south africa, deserves his voice heard today. i asked him over the weekend what he would say if he were here, and he told me of his memories of a visit. he told me, he reminded me of that -- [inaudible] who believed that god created reptiles, birds, animals, black people, brown people and white people and that they should all keep their place as a species, and he thumped his bible as he told us. he undermined his argument later by declaring he had prove that mrs. thatcher was a marxist infiltrator. [laughter] peter reminded us of the time on our next visit that we were going through the airport in johannesburg, and he asked why the security was building up as we approached the security gate. i said it might be the large free nelson mandela badge he was wearing on his lapel. he said to one of the security guards, is it illegal for me to wear the badge? and he was told very brusquely, it's not illegal, but it's extremely

we're here on little river turnpike just east of columbia pike because there's a transformer that has blown. if you can see across the street there, this is the intersection of pine crest vista and 236 also called little river turnpike. you see those flames in the woods? i went up and took a look at them and they are branches on a wire. they just keep burning. been burning about an hour now. beyond that is a transformer. we're told by the rescue crews that were here a little bit ago that a transformer blew. i imagine there are power outages and there are outages around the area. a lot of things to deal with this morning. i know my kids were celebrating last night when they heard fairfax county schools were going to be closed today. that's good. that will keep people off the roads so we can get this cleaned up later today. but i'll be here out in annandale all morning checking out the situation for you. back to you. >> at least things seem to be cool. >>> we do have power outages for a lot of people in our viewing area this morning as the freezing rain moves in, that number is expected

you are making inroads and your partners are, but is there any major breakthroughs coming down the pike? >> have to make that the last question, simon, but by all means answer. >> sure. i mean, energy efficiency is a big deal, helped by manufacturing process and i think there's just a constant challenge that we have as engineers of optimizing the processor, optimizing all the i.t. that sits around it, the consumption based on the battery why you have you've connected through it. >> simon searing the ceo of arm holdings. thanks for being with us. we wish you continued luck. >>> up next, santa will probably notice fewer my cons in its bag this year, the death of the camera when "press here" continues. >>> welcome back to "press here." the cameramaker, cannon, says it expected to sell fewer cameras this year compared to last for the first time in history. people don't need cameras when they have iphones. don mccaskill has made his fortune through photography, though not as a photographer but as the founder of the website, smudge mug, which allows both amateur and professional photographers

the cuts that america has experienced that have already kicked in, and there is more coming down the pike. there is more conversation about can any change be instituted, and if it's so small could it have an impact. we wouldn't have the crisis in january that we had in october of the whole government shutting down, so there was a large part of the government shutting do you know, but it was so much and so significant and we're seeing the economic impact of that, tens of thousands of dollars according to poor's. so there is a need to getting is accomplished for now. >> thank you, libby casey and mike viqueira. when we come back we'll talk about unfinished business and the rippling impact. we'll talk about the farm bill and the price of milk. this is inside story. >> this isn't a new channel, this is a watershed moment in media for america. >> this entire region is utterly devastated. >> people our here are struggling. >> the fire jumped the highway we took earlier. >> your average viewer want's to actually understand how the health care law is going to help them or hurt them. >> they know

the cuts that america has experienced that have already kicked in, and there is more coming down the pike. there is more conversation about can any change be instituted, and if it's so small could it have an impact. we wouldn't have the crisis in january that we had in october of the whole government shutting down, so there was a large part of the government shutting do you know, but it was so much and so significant and we're seeing the economic impact of that, tens of thousands of dollars according to poor's. so there is a need to getting is accomplished for now. >> thank you, libby casey and mike viqueira. when we come back we'll talk about unfinished business and the rippling impact. we'll talk about the farm bill and the price of milk. this is inside story. >> every sunday night al jazeera america brings you controversial... >> both parties are owned by the corporations. >> ..entertaining >> it's fun to play with ideas. >> ...thought provoking >> get your damn education. >> ...surprising >> oh, absolutely! >> ...exclusive one-on-one interviews with the most interesting people of our

we do have a disabled vehicle at georgetown pike causing the right shoulder to be blocked. as you can see with such light volume, not causing much of a traffic disturbance this morning. overall, very light and an easy commute. coming up, we'll take a look at your route 50 commute. aaron and barbara, good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you, maynard. >>> 4:42 now. not in the spirit of the holidays? the surprising message a sandwich shop owner sent to his employees just before christmas. >>> also ahead, have you finished your holiday shopping? if not, you're not alone. the crowds lining up at area >>> i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. a bomb has kept the former pakistani ruler from his treason case hearing. this is actually happening in islamabad. a bomb and two pistols were found along the route he was taking to attend that first hearing that has now been delayed until january 1st. the treason case extends from his charges. >>> 15 before the hour now. today an appeals court in utah could block same-sex weddings in that case. a u.s. district court judge overturned the g

i think this will be a wonderful guide for us in the future as we review projects coming down the pike. so, thank you very much. >> thank you, director. thank you to your staff. from department of public health, our deputy director. >> thank you, supervisors, and thank you supervisor compass in particular for sponsoring this really important legislation. director garcia apologizes sh

tell our viewers if you like the show please join us again same place same time here in a while the pike. they look like bounty islands where the locals can enjoy the sun and the ocean. but what was buried here years ago. means these people are suffering the consequences. how much more poison lies on the ground. behind this zone there is what we call the callet bank on which there is a deposit of plutonium left by security test which caused the dispersion of radio nuclides despite previous cleaning efforts there remains a deposit of a little less than two kilos of plutonium stuck in the rock and the coral reef is about ten metres down. a never ending legacy. live. live live. live . please please please please. please. please please. good luck for a tour. to build a new. mission to teach me. why you should care only. the president's speech says russia is not seeking to dominate the world and is capable of defending itself to protect these. european parliament resolution. on the association agreement i think you missed opportunity. to persuade. people to break the law. to the demonstrators

investigators were called to the scene of a robbery on marlboro pike.e're told the suspects jumped into a stolen car and drove to a nearby apartment complex. minutes later they ditched the car and one of the suspects started shooting. an officer was hit but he was wearing a bullet proof vest that stopped the bullet and saved his life. >>> a top senate aide facing child porn charges is out of a job tonight. ryan was taken out of his home on southeast d.c. in handcuffs today following a raid by the u.s. postal inspectors. he was the chief of staff for tennessee republican lamar alexander. after the raid, senator alexander immediately suspended him without pay, saying he was, quote, stunned and disappointed by these allegations. >>> turning to our weather now. incredible video out of texas as big slabs of ice come crashing down from the roof of a lodge. nobody was hurt here, but falling ice is a big concern there as buildings thaw out during the day and then refreeze at night. back here at home, temperatures are falling into the teens and it could feel eve

at the headquarters of the mass pike in frankfurt the suspicion is that commands are helped and italian insurance company to sell life insurance policies cars could use to evade taxes and to do with money daunting. if the allegations but come to the financial sector in europe would have another large scale scandal i was in frankfurt. here's a quick look at the numbers from the market starting in frankfurt the dax was down by about two percent to ninety two twenty three cents. us stocks fifty over two percentage points down thirty thirteen advantage over in new york dow jones industrial average was also down. trading right now cause to present it to one percent down fifteen eight seventy one year was actually up against the dollar though one thirty five ninety eight jonathan has been one of the first time since nineteen ninety seven. like that may indicate that the spanish economy is weak and the corner. the figures are all the more surprising as the unemployment rate only rises in october november after the summer tourist season ends. there are still for twenty million people in spain w

chair of yours if you like to show please join us again at same place same time here on one of the pike. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. for a factual standard of living. a life should be. a pleasure to have you with us here today to show. the olympic torch is on its epic journey to such a. one hundred twenty three days. through two thousand nine hundred towns and cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand kilometers. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others face. a limp torch relay. on r t r g dot com. science technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia. the future are covered. we can. choose the consensus you. choose to get to. choose. to. washington now saying it's considering sanctions against ukraine putting its weight behind protesters. look at those who are rallying to defend the government. the president vladimir putin is set to deliver the i knew all state of the nation speech to parliament specifically time to coincide with the twentieth anniversary of the russian constitu

first we catch up with nobuhiro "monster" tajima as he attempts to break his own record in the pikesational hill climb. then we have gopro take us to the andes mountains for a skiing adventure. after that we will travel across the globe on two epic adventures with the team from the north face. next, it's off to the alaskan wilderness

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i think this will be a wonderful guide for us in the future as we review projects coming down the pike. so, thank you very much. >> thank you, director. thank you to your staff. from department of public health, our deputy director. >> thank you, supervisors, and thank you supervisor compass in particular for sponsoring this really important legislation. director garcia apologizes she couldn't be here, but sends me with her messages of similar thanks for the ability to collaborate with our planning department. and it comes at such an opportune time, such an important time for us to really take inventory of the health care services that we have in our city and the health care needs that will bring us into health reform implementation. and, so, this is really provided us with a great foundation of information that is not just for health care planning, for health care services and for health improvement planning city-wide. we've used this tool to be the basis of our city-wide health improvement efforts and i can't thank you enough for giving us the impetus to do this comprehensive plannin

despite the off hours, a buildup of traffic did happen on 495 right there near the rockville pike exit. officials still trying to identify what caused a fire in a moving van that closed off part of i-270 near father hurley boulevard. caught the smoke pouring out of the van. some of the southbound lanes were closed for hours while crews put the fire out and treated the roadway there. now you can get the latest forecast even when you are out the door by downloading the free storm team 4 weather app. it will give you the weather conditions exactly where you are. use the app to send us pictures and video that you might shoot of the nasty weather safely, of course. >> today the supreme court will hear arguments in a case that could determine if airlines can be sued for reporting suspicious behavior. the case stems from an ins tent at dulles airport. air wisconsin airlines reported concerns about the mental state of one of their own pilots as he boarded a plane back there in 2004. he sued the airline for defamation and won, but the a airline claims they should be granted immunity just as the

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on this balancing unicycles and pikes made for quite a spectacle they used a gyroscopic stabilization system which kept them upright even when they were standing on the spot having impressed audiences around the world the researchers shifted their attention from wheels to walking machines having already created one of russia's first anthropomorphic by people robots love was on a roll so why stop at just two likes. meets mushers the walking robot she was built at the time when computers filled entire rooms but despite her ripe old age of forty the old girl can still still says stuff with the best of them she's the results of the institute's work on mimicking nature in an attempt to find alternative transport means each leg has three axes of movement provided by a total of eighteen perfectly coordinated electric motors she was refined over the years to improve her awareness of the surrounding environment and before her retirement she could climb stairs and adjust her gait according to incline and the institute of mechanics had big plans for much of two point zero but. if there was talk

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very much and if you like the show please join us again same place same time here on the well the pike. they look like bounty islands where the locals can enjoy the sun and the ocean. but what was buried here years ago. means these people are suffering the consequences. how much more poison lies on the ground. behind this zone there is what we call the callet bank on which there is a deposit of plutonium left by security test which caused the dispersion of radio nuclides despite previous cleaning efforts there remains a deposit of a little less than two kilos of plutonium stuck in the rock and the coral reef about ten metres down. tests a never ending legacy. steady stream of snowden related leaks no longer surprises but the all encompassing scope of spying still does he even online gamers have not been spared all the while the powers that be are hesitant to rein in the n.s.a. they appear only want to make legal but it's now illegal is it time for an international bill of digital rights. until me the people in my gun are. bringing good stuff for you. because. each should probably. be a

very much and if you like the show please join us again same place same time here on the world the pike. speak your language. program see documentaries in arabic. reporting from the world talks about six of the interviews intriguing stories are you. trying. to. visit. the headlines from international competing. simultaneous pro and anti-government protests in the ukraine capital. tens of thousands arrive from across. me just show their support for president meanwhile some sure business taking advantage of the. bloody in madrid twenty three people have reportedly been injured. the protesters demanding an end to the draft legislation that would see them pay hefty fines for demonstrating that . they seemed about it in the city of. defend their right to stay put.