. >> this woman is 42 years old, named rainey. and this lady, pat wuddel?f aids. hiv rates in washington are estimated at 10 times the national average according to the centers for disease control. did you ask anyone what we have so much of it here and why we cannot stop it? >> i did not get any precise answer. [unintelligible] >> this photograph shows rainey a few hours after she died. mortuary workers shroud her. this seems to be a one of the more sensitive ones. >> it is to show people what is going on. >> does rainey -- did she know that you were going to do this? did she give you permission? >> this is a place that i went to for weeks before i even pulled the camera out of my bag. i wanted to understand more and get to know the people and be effective. i literally spent weeks going there before i pulled the camera out of the bag. >> and did you spot rainey as the one? >> i photographed a few people. i took a lot of photographs. but this was some of the most compelling images. >> last photograph in the book is the washington monument behind a temporary

you're looking at a very rainey day. here is how markets are likely to open. somewhat of a brighter picture on the futures front right now with dow futures up about 36 above fair value. nasdaq futures up about 8 above fair value and s&p 500 futures up about 4. we get the final look today at the u.s. economy and how it performed in the last three months of 2009. the second revision to fourth quarter gdp is out at 8:30 in the morning new york time. forecasts call for growth to be revised down slightly to 5.8% from the previous estimate of 5.9%. just before 10:00 in the morning, the final measure of consumer sentiment for march will also be out. analysts are looking for a reading of 73, down from 73.6 last month. so the bureau of labor statistics releases its monthly breakdown of state unemployment numbers at 10:00 in the morning. this report, by the way, is for february. fed governor kevin parsh speaks about central bank independence at 4:30 in the morning and at 4:00, st. louis fed president james bull yard speaks in washington. fed governor tarullo speaks at t