this past thursday his body was found in a well in port washington.een shots say he had in the head. -- investigators are looking for the killer. >> we're marking the first night since the camping ban went in effect at the occupy d.c. site. park police have threatened to arrest protesters that do not comply, but many tents remain at mcpherson square. find john e we . nzalez good morning. >> that's right. most of the tents are still here this morning, many of them vacant. protesters haven't left. they are awake walking around. they say they have gone four months with a lack of warmth, a lack of food, and now they will f sleep.a lack o the protesters chanted, marched, taunted the police. at one point draping a tarp over major mcpherson statue. but police avoided confrontation and did not step in overnight. last week the park service announced it would 6 -- ban camping. >> this is free speech. we have no other way to reach our government. now protesters say will stay. some are now holding a sleep strike. here.have a right to be redressing our government.

rejas en el condado montgomery, según las autoridades, kevin ray de 33 años, y con domicilio en port washingtono 25. >> reportera: kevin ray ha sido acusado de cada tres hogares en bethesda, temple hills, en los dos últimos el sospechoso amarro a dos ocupantes, y abuso de dos incluyendo un empleado mezcla, en las tres ocasiones, se dio a la fuga en vehículos de las víctimas, y luego utilizó la tarjeta de crédito para hacer compras, y a sacar dinero efectivo, uno de los autos a unos sido hallado. >> carecientes peor que la anterior, puede ser importante detener antes de que diera o matar a alguien. >> reportera: durante el fin de semana la policía prellezo donde el señor se estaba quedando,. >> encontramos varias pistolas, pelucas y máscaras. >> reportera: las autoridades creen que él tenía un cómplice que la ayudó en los asaltos. >> el segundo sospechoso no entró en las viviendas con kevin ray él se quedó de la ayuda vasca para. >> reportera: va ser acusado de las en primer grado, asalto a mano armada, y el uso de un arma de fuego durante un delito grave. se encuentra en un centro de retención

four friends charged after a hunting accident that left a man in the hospital in port washington, maryland. the victim was hit in the chest and stomach with buck shut. hunting is illegal in that area, so police say he and everyone he was with will be charged. >>> gun sales in virginia hit a record high in 2011 with shoppers buying more firearms in december than ever before. mandatbackground checks on gun buyers show more than 320,000 gun transactions last year. >>> bre riders have to wait for wireless internet. the wi-fi proposal has been tabled at least for now. the service's ceo is not convinced riders will use it or the service would be reliable. >>> it was the worst airshow accident in american history. now the crash in reno last december is prompting the national transportation safety board to hold a hearing. the ntsb wants to determine how much risk is too much at airshows. the crash in reno killed 11 people and badly injured about 70 more. there are different types of shows, some riskier than others. regulations might take that into consideration. >>> it's a girl for beyonce, witnes

harris's body was found at the bottom of a well in port washington, missing since last september. johnson confessed to shooting harris and they believe the motive was robbery. >> new at 6:00, the congress has approved the extension to keep the faa operating. it will allow them to move it from a world war ii-era traffic control system to one based on gps technology. it will extend their operating authority for several years instead of just months at a time, a process that has been in effect since 2007. "there is renewed concern over possible threats posed by iran against the united states. terrorist attacks come and the potential of them, were discussed on capitol hill today as tensions continue to mount. scott thuman is in the newsroom to explain. >> the sobering message coming from defense officials tonight testifying on capitol hill that iran is poised to launch an attack on american soil if they feel so. this is a back-and-forth that has ratcheted up a few notches over the last few months and it appears to now be even more alarming. on capitol hill today, talking about a threat

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police discovered his body inside a 20-foot well outside this occupied home in port washington last reported authorities say the body had been there for months. >> he was in the well for extended period time. >> least on the body after an anonymous caller made this statement -- >> if you go there you will find something and we're working on identifying the individual. >> the 53-year-old was seen last september and this man was found using his atm card. >> he was always helping people. >> his car was discovered weeks later in prince george's county as police now search for suspects. friends and family are searching for answers as to why something so horrific happened to someone always willing to lend a hand. >> these people around here don't have any sense of feeling for anybody. that is the type of person that did that to lennie. >> this is an active investigation between the two departments of their asking anyone with information to give them a call. they say they are offering a reward of up to $38,000 in total for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. >> thank you.

. >> a bizarre selection by a would be robber in port washington today. the man entered the elementary school in oxen hill and tried to rob the front office. happened around 2:30. students were still in school, but something scared that thief and he ran off without any money. >> and it's ridiculous. somebody in there who has the money. >> you worried about pedophiles and you worry about the robber, the rapist, and then you have to worry. another thing that they shouldn't have to deal with. >> while they search for the suspect, they don't know if he was armed or they don't have much of a description, either. >>> microsoft now teaming up with the d.c. government to bring increased technology and computer skills to city residents. 9news now visited one d.c. school where microsoft will be making its people available to the students and teachers. >> our kids are the same kids at every school in d.c. >> every student lucky enough to get in has a computer in the classroom and a computer that goes home with them. >> our students come to us performing at the botto

late last week an unanimous caller told police they would find a body at the bottom of a well in port washington. >> do you have any sense of what the motive would have been? >> we don't know. >> is there any sign he was having any financial problems or any enemies? >> we had none of them. it was a total mystery to us. >> police spent nearly three days excavating lenny harris' body, from 23 feet down at the bottom of the well. they finally recovered his remains saturday night. >> when you are standing on the edge, you are looking down a 3 story building. >> when lenny harris disappeared, they were working on a joint project to get the young men to pull their pants up, keep it around their waist for a whole month, and take them to a basketball game. lenny harris may be gone, but michael johnson says the project will continue. bruce leshan, 9news now. >> and here's a look back at the time line in the harris case. he was last seen september 21, back near the charles houston recreation center. then after 1:00 a.m. the next morning, this man tried to use harris' atm card at an atm on king street. his

his body was pulled out of a well on saturday in port washington. an autopsy revealed the activist from alsx sx -- alexandria died from a gunshot after he disappeared. he was last seen leaving the charles houston recreation center in oldtown. an anonymous tip last thursday led investigators to the well. police released surveillance pictures of someone using harris' credit card and an atm in prince george's county just hours after he disappeared. harris was president of operation hope ofr a community based nonprofit. >>> d.c. police want to hear from the people who called 911 following a deadly crash yesterday morning. officers were investigating reports of gunfire on otis street northwest. they spotted a suspect vehicle which was a burgundy mini van and chased it. a few miles later the chase reached taylor street. >> when the suspect vehicle crested the hill he began to lose control. he hit a tree. >> but the mini van didn't stop after striking the tree. all three people inside were thrown out. two young men died and a 17- year-old suffered life- th

. >>> yesterday, search teams were in port washington looking for the body of shakita bell. she was murdered in 1996. her boyfriend confessed to killing her and burying her in the woods off old fort road. police have been unable to find bell's remains. no word on what led to the renewed search. bell's family said they would like to give her a proper burial. >>> a 4-year-old boy from waldorf, maryland, caused his family's home to go up in flames. investigators say the child was playing with a lighter and he lit a mattress on fire tuesday. the flames spread from the bedroom causing major damage to the duplex. no one was seriously injured but the fire did spread to the home next door where neighbors say they barely escaped. >> a lot of smoke. and it was hard to breathe. and i was trying to run. we have five animals. i was trying to run and get the animals out so they wouldn't get hurt. it was pretty scary. you don't leave lighters and matches out to where a child can get them. >> the house where the fire started is going to be torn down. the neighboring home will be repaired. >

. >> a community activists body has been down at the bottom of a port washington well and was shot to death. lenny harris boxy body was pulled from the bottom of the well on saturday. >> for the second time in less than one week, a cracked rail causing problems for metro. metro is blaming these on temperature swings. a golden retriever puppy recently shot and killed in frederick county, md., is behind a bill for animal abuse registry. this seven month old puppy was playing on her farm when someone shot her four times. they want to establish a state registry of people who abuse animals. >> every day there is something that reminds me of her. >> it she struggles to talk about her puppy without crying. some good can come from her death if heidi's law is passed. >> it is a legacy of hope where heidi can live on. >> we are not trying to brand somebody for life. we want to put up the warning flag. >> they drafted heidi's law so anyone can keep track of people abusing or neglecting animals. they would remain on the registry for 10 years. >> they should not allow of users to have another pet.

excavation crews will begin digging for the body found at the bottom of a well in port washington, maryland. there's speculation the body may belong to linney harris, an alexandria activist missing since september. >>> brittany norwood will spend the rest of her life in prison. a judge sentenced her to life bout parole for killing her lulu wood co-worker last march. she tried to cover it up by telling police she and jayna were attacked while closing the store. >>> a law makes it illegal to camp at the protest site on federal land. it makes it illegal if they attempt to camp after this weekend. >>> it's meant to give you directions or help a driver after a crash. in virginia, onstar directed them to a pair of midwest makers. it happened in loudoun county. >> it's a damn shame my brother would do this to his own parents. >> reporter: steven smalley is ashamed. his brother and brother's girlfriend are in jail facing drug charges for allegedly having a portable midwest lab. >> they showed up at my parents' house out of the blue. we haven't heard from him in three or four months. onstar reported

and those ports to eastern washington and beyond. that's $80 billion in cargo through that critical corridor every year. our record of success with transportation projects is strong. from the 2005 voter approved gas tax, we are close to completing all 421 statewide projects. 88% have been completed early or on time. 91% on or under budget. that's real accountability. and we can do it again. educate ourselves. educate the public. then let's build a better transportation system than the other guys. [ applause ] the people often ask me if we can come back from this great recession. i tell them we can, we will, we are. our ports and their good paying jobs are booming. international trade is surging with year-over-year exports up nearly 30%. our second biggest export is agriculture. new free trade agreements with south panama will open markets for washington. our life science sectors are spreading beyond puget sound and vancouver. they are spreading around the globe. our software and i.t. industries are thriving. including a double-digit

investigators are searching for answers after a gruesome discovery in port washington.bandoned on old fort road. not clear to the body wasngs to or along it there. the body may not be until this evening. the woman convicted of killing a a bethesdat herlemon store will learn fate today. authorities want her to spend the rest of her life behind newschannel 8 will have an in-depth report coming up at the top of the hour. let's find out what is happening on the road with lisa baden. there is a power outage in silver spring causing forkinds of confusion commuters. georgia avenue and colesville road and 16th street, police are directing for the major intersections. i will direct you through the rain. look at the impact out of germantown through gaithersburg rockville. are live at falls road and we take you to virginia on northbound 95 slowing from the shirlington and then to go to thetagon 14th street bridge. it is not raining everywhere, just a few isolated showers but is raining it is coming hard it is down culpeper. we have rain in the forecast and thunderstorms through cl

he's going to have to kind of porting there from washington d.c. ok let's look at obama's speech in a bit more detail discussing his words certainly about syria we talk to ali mohammed the editor in chief of the website syria tribune standing by for us in dubai thank you for coming on our team today obama said the assad regime or soon discover that the forces of change referring to the arab spring cannot be reversed it sounds like the things that. will definitely be toppled do you think that's the case. i don't really think so he didn't sound so. convinced to me let's remember that not five months or actually more than five months ago he asked. to step down directly but now he did not he was also expected to to adopt the arab league plan for syria he also did not he instead he used wider terms and he did not make any he did not hint on what the u.s. could do to make sure this will happen the fact that he said the the forces of change irreversible is just a wide assumption because every syrian knows that. the country will never go back to how it was

. >>> the national port trait gallery in washington is honoring alice waters the chef in berkeley is,urse, a pioneer of the sustainable and locally grown food movement injuries the portrait hangs down the hall from hillary clinton and around the corner from wilt wittman. >> up next, the crazy video of chinese soldiers in a training exercise. also our new oscar app. watch exclusive live video from the red carpet and go back stage during the show.  >>> in 2008 a massachusetts man had to swim two hours to shore after his boat was thrown in rough seas. he was lucky to make it and thought he would never see his boat again. more than three years later the coast guard found his boat watched up on the coast of spain. it is rusty and covered in barn kls but actually intact. it was left adrift because the seas were to it dangerous. the agency says boats have traveled thousands of miles before but this does not happen very often. strange. >>> and look at this bizarre video of a skill test. those are chinese special forces troops passing a live explosive like a hot

these are the port properties where we could spend them. >> 8 washington is the example project, all of that would accrue? >> that is correct. >> it will accrue, but some goes to the state and city, according to law. that a percentage, a formula? >> yes. >> do we know what percentage comes back to the port? >> we're waiting for the comptroller to confirm that with us. when we get to more specific numbers, we will be back, but the first that is to get the city to noticed the district. >> that is part of the repayment source. >> yes, for the project that we just heard. b>> each time that you bring a new project area, there are specific financial terms, whether they are constructed or funded through the project, but also seeking the board of supervisors's permission each time which property tax can be diverted. that will be a discussion with city, staff, and policymakers. >> jonathan, how did staff reached the number of the projected 45-years tax? >> the 45 limit is the provision of state law. >> great, thank you. >> any other questions? >> one more. when you request the ifd, is there s

washington. he was at hyannis port and he was known to said the wall is not very nice but it's better than the war. and he went would not. his aid, ted clifton, a wonderful man, briefed him on what was going on and he said, we didn't do anything about it. he got word from a couple of people that he better do something about it and one was margarite higgins. and the other person was the man we all know who was in the director of usia whose name i can't think of right now. i think it was -- i'll come back to it in a minute. they said to kennedy, this is something we cannot tolerate. this is something we have to do something about. he sent a message to kennedy what is dying here is that precious quality called "hope." this made kennedy come up alert. these were the kinds of people he respected. much more than the state department people. and if they were getting nervous and said she had to do something, then maybe he did. then he found out the white house press room and the white house mail room was receiving lots of black on brothers, saying that kennedy was like that. he couldn't take it. so he dec

host: let's move on to our next call that comes from port orchard, washington. caller: thank you for taking the call. host: what do you think about the present proposal? caller: i think it is a great proposal. i did not vote for him. i never vote for somebody on the left. if president obama continues down this route of making a saint to doberman, he will get support from both sides of the aisle -- making a sane government, he will get support from both sides of the aisle. host: would he get your support in the fall? caller: no, i never vote for somebody that far to the left. i got involved in the last election by making more than 3600 calls, telling citizens about -- the house was changed because people wanted a change. i think he realizes that he will let their elected unless he does something more than the senate. we need to shrink the federal government. if people misunderstand that, if you were to compensate everyone making $1 million or more, it would only keep the government going for 14 months. if that is not a boulder pushing you at the press of this of

proposed amendment, as well as other entitlement actions associated with the 8 washington street project. phil williams and of port staff is here to answer your questions. the project sponsor wishes not to make a formal presentation but are available to answer questions you may have, as am i.. thank you very much. >> open it up for public comment at this time. we have a group that requested a block of time. if you are ready, now is the time. >> thank you, madam president, commissioners. i am with the loyal opposition today. you have seen a lot of details at a washington, but this is the big issue. do you want to raise the height? spot zoning for one project, when it contradicts one major city policy that has protected the waterfront for over half a century. what am i talking about? we have had a city what consensus for 50 years to protect the northern waterfront from these kinds of high increases. why? we can see the results. we have protected the water from all these years. so if you are going to improve it 50-foot increased on the embarcadero, it would be for significant public benefits. what would it look like?

and for the product flowing from coast ports to eastern washington and beyond. that's a $80 billion going through that critical crestor every year. our record of success for the transportation project is strong. from the 2005 voters approved gas tax we are close to completing all 421 statewide project. 88% have been completed early or on time, 90% on or under budget. that is real accountability. and we can do it again. educate ourselves, educate the public, and then the bills that better transportation system than the other guy. [applause] people often ask me if we can come back from this great recession. i tell them we cannon, we will, we are. our ports and good paying jobs are booming. the international trade is surging with year-over-year exports of over 30 per cent and the biggest export after transportation as agriculture. new free trade agreement with south korea, panama and colombia will open new markets for washington. our exciting global health and life science sectors are spreading not only the beyond the sound tri-cities and vancouver, they are spread

port commission. with its 140 luxury condominiums, 400 parking spaces, and high rise buildings, the 8 washington project is exactly what san francisco does not need, effectively destroying the unique golden gate swim club with its extensive open space and recreation facilities used by residents from all over the city. this project will exacerbate traffic and pollution in and around an already congested intersection. the proposed narrowing of washington street will further magnified congestion. the specific sources of congestion are the parking entrance on washington, the proposed parking entrance on washington, and the two driveways and loading dock along the corner on drum street. it already has many things. plus, the last part would be an ugly alley, a poor way to connect the city with the waterfront. in conclusion, the 8 washington project would destroy a unique recreational facility and it generates and needed congestion and pollution, only to serve those few who can afford the most expensive housing in san francisco. thank you for your attention. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am bill. i have li

washington. someone called police and tipped them to the location in the 11,900 block of old port road. officers lowered a camera down into the well and that's where they found the remains. they haven't released anymore information about the victim. no official word as to what alexandria police's role in this investigation. >>> there's no word if charges will be filed against a griefer who hit a woman democrats nigh. the pedestrian was trapped underneath the car. she did suffer life-threatening injuries and they don't know if she was in a crosswalk at the time of the accident. >>> convicted killer brittany norwood is scheduled to be sentenced this afternoon in rockville. a jury convicted her of first degree murder in the death of her co-worker jayna murray. norwood bludgeoned murray inside the lululemon store in bethesda last march. prosecutors want the judge to sentence her to life in prison with no chance of parole. her family is asking the judge to leave open the pocket she might get out -- possibility she might get out one day. >>> the marine corps museum in quantico and other milit

ports here in south carolina that need to be dredged. out of the eight federal legislators that we have in washington, we only have two that represent us int fight, that is senator lindsey graham and congressman jim clyburn. f we would have had the ports dredged if it was up to them. >> do you see any political shifting going on, the way people think? how does this affect people that are affected by these facts? >> i think this is very good. i think this is very good and healthy for the state of south carolina. a lot of people are asking questions, and a lot of people are understanding exactly what is wrong. that is why the governor nikki haley called some of them democrats. what she was letting people know, the republicans she called democrats understand what the real problems are that the state of south carolina is facing. >> james sanderson good to have you with us tonight, appreciate your time. >> i will be in wisconsin tomorrow with the petitions to recall governor scott walker are finally handed over. how many signatures do the democrats get and is he the only one being recalled? stay with us we're right back. , cheesy chicken & ric

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washington. is not the son generally not in the direction of casting shadows? one of my main causes and as a preservationist i am concerned about the port's billion dollar plus a list of creating on it sound. this has poured revenue like crazy. a comment about the rush parking. 255 will service the ferry building. which brings up another lot. this is a fine development and this is the same development. i hope that in fact this does not become a problem. it is a terrific project for the city. thank you. supervisor mar: is there anyone else who would like to speak? seeing none public comment is closed. supervisor president chiu, , any closing remarks? >> thank you. president chiu: as i said at the beginning, i thought it was important to hold this hearing today in part because there have been numerous public hearings with other city agencies. and planning, the port commission, we have not started that conversation here. the most recent public meeting was last thursday when the planning department voted to initiate a process to consider the site. i thought we have had not an adequate consideration of the community with issues that have been

port. this doc was used by ships to bring newsprint for the washington post. a subsidiary company still owns the dock and owns the adjoining warehouse. the warehouse is still being used, but this riverfront land is now quite valuable. so is the similar robinson terminal warehouse at the north end of old town. the owners of this land and the owners of yet a third warehouse are now apparently ready to cash in, and they have the right to develop this property under current zoning. city planners have suggested a proposal that allows about 20% more density if the future developers agree to waterfront access and street access to the waterfront. why doesn't the city simply buy the properties and make it all parkland? >> purchasing all of those warehouse sites for parkland would be extraordinarily expensive. almost $100 million would be the cost of the plan, if we were to go that way. >> reporter: and, of course, parkland yields no tax revenue where as mixed use keeps much of these properties on the tax roles. some residents of alexandria vehementlily oppose allowing

washington, but it's been a breezy day. that's for sure. wind gusts got up to 38 miles per hour this afternoon. snow across northern p.a. and michigan, ports of illinois and even west virginia there. a few flurries are left over. the snow is really diminished. another front from the north is going to come with a few clouds with it. no precip, but it will actually reenforce this chilly air so it stays cold in the weekend but immediately following the cold air, the wind goes back to the west/southwest and more air comes back. monday and tuesday at least. west winds 10 to 15 and today, the big around 40 degrees. it will be clear to partly cloudy. still breezy and colder than last night. 25, maybe 20 in the suburbs. that's running about four to five degrees below normal. clouds and sunshine a little colder, mid 30s sunday. 33 for the ravens start. 43 monday and showers and drizzle on sunday. a little cooler wednesday, 42 degrees with this rollercoaster continuing. >> checking in with gigi barnett and tim williams with the weather tomorrow morning. >>> final preparations for the ravens still to come. get the inside of the player's state of mind

>>arthur: the earlies, one of the most important port in our nation after the united states supreme court, the u.s. court of appeals for washingtonhwest airlines, and they are saying, listen, these are unfair, the rules are wong. >>randy: what is wrong? i love the southwest airline commercials with football now, and they are even trying to articulate it is okay we should not disclose what we are going to charge you? >>shepard: i glow -- go to mcdonald's and get a big mac the price does not include the tax. that is the argument the airlines are making whether it is valid or not. >>randy: it can be double by the time you are done. or, you want cheese? you want lettuce? that is extra, and tomato is another 25 cents. >>shepard: no tomatoes on big macs, arthur. >>arthur: we don't eat them anymore. fried twinkies? >>shepard: never been to the fair. fried. no fried doughnuts. >>randy: they went back when they stopped putting the tinfoil on the ring ding. >>shepard: retail store offering free clothes to the first 100 customers of the day. of course, there is a catch. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank

washington. >>> at least 10 people are being treated for injuries they received in this massive pileup today. 40 vehicles were involved in a crash near port arthur, texas. that's about 90 miles east of houston. local news reports say fog and smoke from nearby wildfires may have caused this chain reaction. what a mess. >> looks nice now, but often the case is it's always clear when you have fog developing and it burns off into a very nice day. >> none of those problems today here. >> we have very few problems. >> i know you don't like it. we are not complaining. >> we like a little bit of snow. topper, i would like a little bit of snow. >> on a weekend maybe, 3 inches. >> not much. >> my dad said his favorite kind of snow stuck to the grass and trees but not the road. >> we like that, too. >> let's start with the satellite and radar picture combined, a few high clouds pushing through, a little lake effect snow in upstate new york. it's pretty quiet across the entire country, no big storms, no arctic air. temperatures 45 college park, 39 bethesda and still kind of a sprinkling of 30s now, 37 laytonsville, 36 gaithersburg, 39 great falls, mi

washington beat charlotte, 60-52. the colonials win their third straight conference game. all right, let's go to bender arena. american hosting army. jeff jones coaching barefoot in such portery good. drive, gets the tough shot to go. up 26-14 at halftime. second half, it was the troy brewer show. gets a good look at the bucket. knocks this down. eagles cruising, up by 20. later, brewer, wide open. top of your screen. and he buries it. brewer scored 19 of his game high 22 points in the second half. helping au defeat army, 67-55. the eagles improve to 9-0 at home. and tomorrow, afc championship, nfc championship. ravens and 49ers, that's my picks. >> really? >> ravens-49ers. >> i'm with you. all right. >> thank you for joining us tonight. "saturday night live" is next. you ♪ >>> live from oakland university in rochester, michigan, it's the cnbc republican debate. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome to this cnbc republican debate. i'm maria bartiromo.