the barns of wolf trap, but the barryville leaders say they had their names first. >> the two barns sat right where they are today and the house sat over closer to main street. >> chip shooty grew up in barryville and said these barges have been fixtures in the towns for year. the 100-year-old dairy barns have been refurbished and turned into a new community arts center called the barns of rose hill. >> the property was named after smithy's wife. >> but that name is target of a lawsuit by the wolf trap foundation which says it's too similar to its barns of wolf trap. >> the idea that someone would buy a ticket for an event of some kind here in the barnes of rose hill mistakenly thinking that they were going to wolf trap, my goodness. >> ann lessman is chair of the barnes of rose hill and says the community has a deep attachment to the name and she doesn't think they should have to change it. after a six-year fundraising campaign the barnes of rose hill finally opened its doors the first week in september with a different event every night. it was a few days after that when they recei

wolf tram says it's operated the barnes at wolf -- wolf trap says it's operated the barnes more than years now. for its part the rose hill people say their name dates back about a century and refers to the property and the buildings on which the new art center was built. they don't think ticket buyers will confuse the two places. >> the idea that someone would buy a ticket for an event of some kind here in the barnes of rose hill mistakenly thinking that they were going to wolf trap, my goodness. >> we'll keep you posted on what happens at that meeting set for next week. >>> on a nice day people have been known to line up for quite a distance to grab some grub from their favorite food trucks, but the mobile meal vendors have been a sticking point in d.c. d.c. worked on a 30-year-old ice creek truck rule which says if there -- ice cream truck rule which says if there's not a line in front of your truck, you have to move on, but a new proposal says the trucks could stick around if they feed the meter line or not. >> there's traffic all the time. so just because there's not line now doe

the change made to the barns of rose hill to end that lawsuit. we'll have that for you. >>> with the deletion of three little letters, so ends the battle of the barn. you probably already know wolf track operates the barns at wolf trap. another cultural center was calling itself the barns of rose hill. thought the names were too similar, so they were suing. now, the rose hill folks have agreed to drop the name the and wolf trap agreed to drop its lawsuit. >>> a michigan student was once honored on his high school's wall of fame for his perfect behavior. now he's doing school work from home after being suspended by his charter school because of the length of his hair. the 17-year-old is a leukemia survivor and he decided to grow out his hair so he could donate it to an organization called locks of love after he found out a sister of a family friend was also battling cancer. despite that, he has no plans to cut off that hair. so folks, is the school out of line for suspending j.t.? he is growing that hair for charity. or does the school have to enfo

the barn itself as a total loss. police in hartford county are trying to determine whether to stabbings are related. both of them happened in edgewood on saturday night in the 17th block of mead would court. investigators say that cases are similar and both victims said they were walking in that area and were caught up in a dispute. one of the victims is in stable condition after undergoing surgery. >> strange whether to take out the old and bring in the new year. yesterday it was 60 and a very nice day. not quite as warm today. a beautiful morning but we clouded up this afternoon. you can see three bands, one running from new jersey to delaware and the eastern shore and another from eastern pennsylvania right along the interstate 95 corridor through baltimore and washington d.c. another band between hagerstown and cumberland. everything is moving east. but some colder temperatures are coming in so somebody is going to get some snow. we will deal with that in your forecast in just a minute. >> it would not be dead ne

your eagle eye was not meant to be limited to the narrow confines of the barn yard but to seek out your unfulfilled potential and spread your wings. you ain't no chicken. this is the message to each of us today. i don't care what you've done up to this point in your life. i don't care if you've had chicken parents, attended chicken school, even if you had chicken teachers, chicken assignments and even some of you have some chicken jobs with chicken managers arpped -- and supervisors. don't think chicken thoughts and don't dream chicken dreams. think like an eagle. ok? all right. all right. [applause] wasted time and potential we will never be able to recover the time wasted. i repeat, the greatest tragedy in life is wasted time and wasted potential. even at my age i wake up every day with this notion of discovery, wanting to know more and to do more. that's what this is about. don't sit on it because if you sit on it, it will go away from you because god will say hey, you ain't using it, i'll give it to somebody else. ok? the wealthiest place on earth really is the cemetery because it's

. >> you can see part of the barn that came from that -- that came from the barn down there. >> treesown, power lines down. just in that swath. >> reporter: in denver snow was the problem. it fell at the worst possible time, in the middle of rush hour. the roads left drivers completely helpless. and frustrated. >> people are trying to get up this hill and can't make it. most of them have to turn around and after a while they just - >> reporter: today more wild weather. several states across the midwest are bracing for a major storm that is expected to bring the heaviest snowfall of the season. but the snow probably won't leave 20 feet on the ground like in cordova, alaska. a winter that arrived late for many now packing a big punch. abc news, washington. >>> a lot of wild wet weather out there. we've been watching what happened in north carolina. are we seeing some of the residual effects? >> the energy rolled up the coast. we're picking up a inch to two inches of rainfall. at any moment we'll show you that. temperatures up to 50 now in elkton. the winds out of the east/northeast at 5

the barns of rose hill in virginia. wolf trap wants rose hill to drop the words the barn.wolf trap says it has operated the barns at wolf trap for more than 30 years and it sees the -- it says the name is infringing on its trademark. they say they don't have the money to fight the lawsuit if it does go to court. >>> about $150,000. we have one part-time employee. the whole board is volunteers. >>> rose hill supporters say their venue's name dates back a good century and refers to the properties and buildings on which the new arts center was built. wolf trap's attorney says in addition to the similar name, the barryville site offers similar education and arts programs but adds they hope to work out a settlement. >>> the local band is hoping you will help them make it to the big stage this month at the grammys. ♪ ♪ won't you come on over, stop making a fool out of me ♪ >> that's a little bit of the sound of black alley, the group from d.c., one of 200 acts vying for a chance to perform on the music awards show. the grammys will air live february 12th, 8:00 p.m. right here on

responded to the two-alarm blaze, which included the rescue of several horses and other barn yard animals. investigators are now searching for the cause. a homeless man is behind bars, accused of setting a motel fire last week. police tell 11 news they believe 48-year-old barrie lee murphy started the fire at white elk motel during a fight. it happened just before 9:00 last monday night. none of the people staying at that motel were hurt. >> ravens fans fired up this morning after sunday afternoon's big win to close out the 2011 regular season. >> not only did the win over cincinnati give the team the division championship, it also ensured that part of the road to the super bowl will come through baltimore. 11 news reporter kim dacey joins us live from m&m bank stadium with fan reaction. >> as you said, the ravens win yesterday means they will be playing a home game right here at m&t bank stadium during the playoffs. they also get a bye week for the first week of the playoffs. that's next week. fans were, of course, elated at the big win yesterday, even though the game was in cincinnati.

if i catch you lying, i'll take you out behind the barn. we just never lied to each other. h. >> the truth, according to manson. when bp made a commitment to the gulf, we knew it would take time, but we were determined to see it through. today, while our work continues, i want to update you on the progress: bp has set aside 20 billion dollars to fund economic and environmental recovery. we're paying for all spill- related clean-up costs. and we've established a 500 million dollar fund so independent scientists can study the gulf's wildlife and environment for ten years. thousands of environmental samples from across the gulf have been analyzed by independent labs under the direction of the us coast guard. i'm glad to report all beaches and waters are open for everyone to enjoy. and the economy is showing progress with many areas on the gulf coast having their best tourism seasons in years. i was born here, i'm still here and so is bp. we're committed to the gulf for everyone who loves it, and everyone who calls it home. >>> the only thing i did at that ranch is i said don't

but he escaped into the woods on foot. they think barnes came to the national park to hide out after a new year's eve shooting near seattle. he was wanted for questioning in a house party shooting that left four people wounded. more than 200 officers were involved in the search. authorities also recovered the weapons they believe were used in the shooting. randall pinkston, cbs news. >>> take a quick break. up next, an arrest in the los angeles arson spree. how police found the suspect who may be linked to dozens of suspicious fires since last week. this is the "cbs morning news." last week. this is the "cbs morning news." [ female announcer ] fashion or food, it's all about taste. and the chefs at lean cuisine are loving tangy lemon, peppery poblano, sweet butternut. we're roasting, and grilling to create must-have meals with no preservatives. lean cuisine. be culinary chic. new pronamel iso-active is a toothpaste in a can. the gel transforms into a foam and surrounds your teeth. pronamel iso-active helps protect against the effects of aci

. >> this will add and come let phases within and two of towson circle, the barnes & noble, the trader joes, et cetera. >> reporter: it's considered to be one of the best entertainment companies in the world and can build anywhere but there was something appealing about towson. >> it's so nice to come. oh, there is a university here. oh, there is shopping. there are homes. this is a fantastic opportunity for us. we're excited to get into ties project, enough so that we moved it into our calendar. >> reporter: the cordish company will have five new restaurants and a parking garage. >> this is an eyesore. it's in a strategic location to act as a catalyst. >> reporter: with the recontract closing, he questions whether the entertainment come plsm can be is being sees -- complex can be successful. >> this will be a five-star product. we think the row john will respond to that. >> reporter: he cease the new center as a win-win. >> we're allowing people to come here, but they're going to be -- the other businesses coming and people coming. the windows work here. we also have bridal, special o

the family who owns the barn was able to rescue the livestock.it took about 60 carroll, frederick andd, - montgomery counties to knock down the fire. when it comes to news in your neighborhood... see it.. shoot it.. send it. you can upload photos and videos to our website. go to foxbaltimore dot com and click on the ""ee it, shoot it, send it icon. you can also send photos directly from your cell phone to "pics at foxbaltimore doo com." after a month of tire slashings and burglaries ... the dickeyville community is fighting back.the last straw ... many cars and homes in the quaint neighborhood in west baltimore... were tagged with a symbol for the edmonson avenue bloods gang.now those that live there are hiring off-duty police officerr.and taking drastic measures to keep criminals out. 01:01:19 () "we're going to have security cameras up, alerts...we are very, very angry" 01:25 01:2501:00:00 "viitimized by juvenile delinquents that are constantly moving through our neighborhood." 00:05 00:05some dickeyville residents say their district 8 councilwoman helen holton.... hasn't responded

when we were outside across the barn there was like a big crash, like way in the back of the house. > what did it sound like? >> it sounded like breaking glass and a bunch of things falling. like a vase just -- >> it was a loud sound. >> yeah. >> detective karbon showed skyler a drawing of the foley farm and ask skyler to place an "x" where he believes the sound originated. >> like somewhere around here? >> skyler placed the "x" just outside the first floor bathroom, the same room where dar foley had been shot. >> it appeared to us that skyler watty may have heard the shotgun blast that killed dar foley. >> detective karbon was also thinking this -- the one other person in that house at that time was tom foley. >>> coming up -- >> he wanted the house. he wanted her money. and if he divorced her, he lost everything. >> was that a motive? and was tom foley the killer? >>> from the mouths of babes. or in this case one articulate 10-year-old boy, came what seemed like a case-breaking revelation. >> it was like a loud, loud sound. >> detective karbon believed 10-year-old skyler watty was a

it is the barnes and noble on them street in georgetown. it closed on new year's eve. the company lost its lease on building. is no word on what business might move in there. >>> it is going to cost you chance in millionaire. >> the price of a powerball double to $2. be something? >> better luck next time. she started off the new year striking it rich. , january 15, she will be paying for that power ball ticket. >> it is not going to stop me from playing. >> that is what lottery officials want to appear. the starting price will not to $40 million. --customers >> it is a big turn off and now plan to switch to a different game. the price may be going up, the winning are improving. the numbers chosen will be going from 39 to 35. what will this arlington resident do if she is the winner? i would thank god, first and foremost. isthe next drawing wednesday with an estimated jackpot of $30 million. parade drewr's rose someands of spectators and protesters this year. occupyere thousands of protesters. 70-foot octopuses symbolizing corporate greed. no problems were reported. >>>

frederick, and montgomery counties to put it out.these are pictures from chapel road..he family who owns the barn... was able to rescue the livestock in it. when it comes to news in your neighborhood... see i. shoot it.. send it. you can upload photos and videos to our website. go to foxbaltimore dot com and click on the "see it, shoot it, send it icon. you can also send photos directly from your cell phone to "pics at foxbaltimore dot com." paltimore city ends 2011 with the lowest number of murders in over 30 years. years.there were 196 murders... making it the first time the city had fewer than 200 homicides... since 1978. city leaders credit increased enforcement with the drop in crime. last year... there were 223 murders. policeecommissioner fred bbalefeld says a number of factors have played a role in bringing the city to this point. the first is suppprt from mayor stephanie rawlings-blake. bealefeld also oints to the introduction of targeted enforcement... that's where officers go after criminal... with guns.... in hopes of getting violent repeat offenders off city streets. a new year's eve

a massive search turned up the body of benjamin barnes in mt. rainier park. it is believed he died in the cold hiding from authorities. >> reporter: the man hunt for suspected gunman benjamin barnes is over. authorities at mt. rainier found his dead body in a creek. >> a number of our tactical search teams were able to reach the body and confirm that it was benjamin colton barnes. >> reporter: the 24-year-old was discovered in a cold, snow filled section of the national park wearing jeans and a t-shirt. >> the condition he was in and the clothing he had on him, he was not equipped to make it a night or two in the winter. >> reporter: officers had been scouring the area for the iraq war veteran who may have suffered from posttraumatic stress disorder. authorities say barnes shot and killed park ranger and mother of two margaret anderson early sunday morning when she tried to stop him from entering the park. >> there's nothing she could have done. that guy had some high-powered weapons. nobody was going to win that gunfight. >> reporter: officers exchanged fire

and you will see him in an exist or in the grounds or a meeting barn or the farm area. so, you can meet and greet them and they can get exercise. >> we are talking about winter hours, but it doesn't feel like winner. >> it is. it is half price. it is awesome. half price admission. $25 for adults. and we're hoping friday, saturday, sunday and monday. so all of this weekend. so, thank you for the warm weather. we appreciate it. you have ordered it just for us, but definitely come out on for that and the breakfast series. you can sign-up on-line for that now. we have a polar bear breakfast

the barnes and noble.it us... in louisiana. they came to see us in florida... nice try, they came to hang out with us in alabama... once folks heard mississippi had the welcome sign out, they couldn't wait to get here. this year was great but next year's gonna be even better. and anyone who knows the gulf knows that winter is primetime fun time. the sun's out and the water's beautiful. you can go deep sea fishing for amberjack, grouper and mackerel. our golf courses are open. our bed and breakfast have special rates. and migrating waterfowl from all over make this a bird watcher's paradise. so if you missed it earlier this year, come on down. if you've already been here come on back... to mississippi... florida... louisiana... alabama. the gulf's america's get-a-way spot no matter where you go. so come on down and help make 2012 an even better year for tourism on the gulf. brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. >>> president obama wrapped up his three-day post state of the union swing i

. >> police say after he disappeared, he went to a nearby barn, took a nap, then went to the barn owner's front door and asked for help after the nap. >> how does the pilot get out of the tree? he was pretty high up. >> once authorities were called, he was taken to a hospital in green bay, wisconsin, because he did suffer some minor injuries. >> that's incredible. minor injuries for landing upside down in a plane. do you think when he woke up from his nap he was like, where did i park? how did i get here? >> where did i park the plane? >>> gayle, i know you're a big harry potter fan. this story might break your heart a little bit. see this guy here, martin henderson. he's 37-year-old, a little person and actor who has been in the harry potter films. he's facing the rest of his life in a wheelchair because he was attacked. he believes he's been a victim of dwarf tossing. >> no. >> yes. he was out for his birthday back in the fall and was picked up and thrown randomly by somebody outside of a bar. when he handed, his back and leg went numb and he's not walked properly since that time. there

you can see part of the barn that came from that barn right down there. >> trees down. powerlines down. just in that swath. >> reporter: in denver, snow was the problem. and it fell at the worst possible time. right in the middle of rush hour. the roads left drivers complete le helpless and frustrated. >> every time it snows, people try to get up this hill. they can't make it. most of them have to turn around. after awhile, they come to a can of worms. >> reporter: today, more wild weather. several states across the midwest are bracing for major storm. it's expected to bring the heaviest snowfall of the season. it probably won't leave 20 feet on the ground like in cordova, alaska. >> that town had to special order shovels to deal with the snow. >>> we're following another story that's been unfolding overnight in mississippi. a judge there has stopped the release of 21 inmates who had been pardoned by the outgoing governor while the pardons are being investigated. >> reporter: in mississippi, they came searching for their tough on crime former governor, haley barbour. it

. >> i'm at the barn pretty much seven days a week and ride a couple horses there each day. r so hours each day. >> reporter: that's the kind of commitment it takes to reach this festival. riders and horses came here to new jersey from every corner of the country because the festival is literally on the path to the top. >> the united states equestrian federation is responsible for the training, selecting and coaching of the international teams, particularly those that compete in the pan american games, the olympic games and the world equestrian games. >> reporter: and here's how the competition works. each rider memorizes the course, a series of moves. the rider gives very subtle commands. so subtle, it seems as though the horse is performing on its own. >> the rider that rides with a little bit more finesse and has a little bit better rapport with the horse will be the one that winnings. >> no wonder dressage is often called ballet on horseback. >> winning a 65.4. >> actually won! i can't believe it! yeah. i ended up taking the blue ribbon. >> bonnie and her horse won in the

they have a farm, and they say that champis likes living in the barn and just kind of learned how to ell, what's ridiculous is that these dopey sheep are going where a 2-pound rabbit is trying to push them. come on. >> look at the sheepdog. he's not doing anything. >> well, the sheepdog knows, the sheep aren't going anywhere. they're penned in right now, so i'll just let the bunny have its fun. >> look at them go. he's pretty quick. i know rabbits are fast but what cracks me up is the dog is like i don't have to do anything. he is just staying by the owners. the dog is not working, the rabbit is doing all of the work. >>> people have all sorts of strange talents. and thanks to the internet, we get to see a lot of them. like here, young alyssa, from petoe, oklahoma. alyssa's weird and strange talent is you say a word and she can say the word backwards in less than three seconds. >> fireworks [ speaking backwards ]. >> baby. [ speaking backwards ]. >> that's cool. >> it's weird. >> burger king. [ speaking backwards ]. >> mcdonald's. [ speaking backwards ]. >> whoa. >> it sounds like she

thy tuy think -- the hay is in the barn that's not something we subscribe to. have you to be confident if aren't both teams expect -- coming to the game with the great deal of confidence. >> you can see the championship game here on channel 2. mark ibanez and joe will host the pregame show starting at 2:00 p.m. sunday. followed by the live point after show. >>> how about this? several online sources say the a's are interested in having manny ramirez. he was reinstated from the retired list but whoever signs him must deal with his 50 game suspension for violating the banned substance policy for the second time. >>> war see you then. before we go we want to give you another live look at what's happening in the streets of san francisco. it's a story we have been following since early this morning. it's a day of action by occupy protesters. this crowd, hundreds of people marching on montgomery toward market street, they have been marching all day. we will stay on top of this and bring you updates. >> and thank you so much for trusting us.

investigators are still trying to determine the cause of a barn fire that went to two had a alarms sunday afternoon. we're told the blaze broke out just after 1:00 in the 2600 block of jennings chapel road in woodbine in howard county. it took 60 firefighters to bring this blaze under control. luckily no one was injured, and officials say bystanders were able to rescue all the horses inside that barn. with the start of 200 -- 2012, same-sex partners will be included in their partner's health insurance plan. two county police officers fought for more than a year to be covered under the same plan. under the new provision, any county employee legally married in another state will be able to extend their healthcare benefits to their same-sex partner. it seems gas prices are headed back up after dipping to $3.23 or lower per gallon during the holidays. a.a.a. reports gas prices are back up to a national average of nearly $3.28 a gallon. the cost of a gallon of regular unleaded here in maryland is just under that national average, coming in at $3.26 a gallon. but there is hope for declining fue

on jennings chapel road.the family who owns the barn... was able to rescue the livestock in it. when ittcomes to news in your neighborhood... see ii.. shoot it.. ssnd it. you can upload hotos and videos to our website. go to foobaltimore dot com and click on the "see itt shoot it, send it icon. youucan also ssnd photos directly from yyur cell phone to "ppis at foxbaltimore dot com." city offices are closed today... in observance of the new year's holiday... but drivers will still have to is reminding drivers... that parking meter enforcement is still in effect..here is also no street sweeping today. mayor steehaaie rawlings-blake pulls the plug on baltimore's ggand prix... after racing officials fail to ppy the city 1-point-5 million dollars inn back taxes.the mayor imposed a december 31st deadline for the grand prix to repay its pebt... but that never happened.one state lawmaker saas he's ddsappointed by he news. he hopes some type of agreement can still bb back next year. (anderson) "this is something that we just have to work out way through because i think in the long run...

the barnes family enjoyed it. >> having fun. haven't had a snowball fight in years. >> reporter: with winter just starting, there probably more of this to come. >>> getting to sports now, alabama is the champ of the college college football. they boat the lsu tigers last night 21-0. jeremy shelley kicked five field goals. >>> in hockey, a tough game out west for the wash caps. they lost to the l.a. kings last night 5-2. alex ovechkin went scoreless for the second straight game after a seven-game scoring streak. >>> we still have plenty ahead, your weather, traffic and all your top stories. fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. it is tuesday. we are taking a look at 395 at duke street there. you can see the moisture in the air. a little foggy out there this morning as you head out. just keep that in mind. good morning. i'm sarah simmons. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's say hello to tucker barnes. that is my area a little bit, a little bit of snow on the ground. >> how much it you get, about an inc

the c&o canal park. she was shocked by 24-year-old benjamin barnes. hooting and at a new year's party that wounded four. officials held more than 100 people at the visitor center for evacuating them in the middle of the night. barnes was found dead phasedown in the snow. a collective sigh of relief among professionals when they learned of the alleged shooter had been found. now a family is mourning the loss a bad mother and the park ranger -- of a mother and park ranger. >>> police in queens, new york, are investigating sunday night's fiery attacks as bias crime spirits 80 worshipers were inside an islamic center when a molotov cocktail was thrown at the building. two other places were attacked as well. no one was injured. police say it is too early to tell if they are linked. >>> investigators arrested a man in connection with multiple suspicious fires in los angeles area. 24-year-old harry burkhart of germany resembles the person of interest captured on surveillance video. most of the fires were set on cars and it caused $3 million in damage. >>> mer

i think that the hay's in the barn philosophy is not one we subscribe to. >> you always studying. you always studying the guys, defense. i'm just like the coaches. i'm studying too. i'm watching film looking for flaws. i mean, that's part of football. >> at this point, going over the game plan. the entire game plan over the week, now a chance to really, you know, wrap my head around it totally. and just get it game ready. >> i believe the intensity has already gone up another notch. just what our practice is. our preparation. those guys doing some talking. i think the intensity is already going to be there. >> reporter: jim harbaugh says he believes this week of preparation is one of the best the players have had all season. and alex smith says in part that's because the nerves aren't there. the anxiety before the first playoff game is gone. even though the stakes are higher, this is more back to routine. mindi bach for nbc bay area. >> thanks so much. >>> on the eve of the south carolina republican primary, newt gingrich is now neck and neck with front runner mitt romney. gingrich

let's get a quick check of the weather with tucker barnes. >> wisdom, welcome. >> thank you. >> nice to have you here. >> getting freezing fog, freezing mist. it is out there and just enough to cause some problems on the roadways. temperature here are going to be very marginal over the next couple of hours. we are at 33 at reagan national. for the next few hours, very touch and go here. my advice for to you, if you can just wait it out. out. temperature right now, 33 degrees. humidity, 89%. pressure is way up. freezing rain changing to rain during the course of the day. high temperatures eventually in the mid-40s. so things will gradually get better here. we do have icy roadways with a light freezing fog and mix out there at the moment. more details in the forecast in a minute. back to you. >>> congresswoman gabrielle giffords is topping our stories this morning. arizona lawmaker announcing she is resigning from congress to focus on her recovery. later today, she will finish that meet and greet in tucson that was cut short last year when a gunman opened fire killing six and wounding 1

palm beach gardens, the barns & noble. this is "hardball" on msnbc. ee . i want to update you on the progress: ee . bp has set aside 20 billion dollars to fund economic and environmental recovery. we're paying for all spill- related clean-up costs. and we've established a 500 million dollar fund so independent scientists can study the gulf's wildlife and environment for ten years. thousands of environmental samples from across the gulf have been analyzed by independent labs under the direction of the us coast guard. i'm glad to report all beaches and waters are open for everyone to enjoy. and the economy is showing progress with many areas on the gulf coast having their best tourism seasons in years. i was born here, i'm still here and so is bp. we're committed to the gulf for everyone who loves it, and everyone who calls it home. >>> president obama wrapped up his three-day post-state of the union swing in michigan today. he's polling strong in that state. let's go back to the scoreboard. according to the new "new detroit free press" poll, obama leads mit

to the barn screeching. president obama puts his signature on the economy bill that could see terrorist suspects held indefinitely without trial despised saying he was unsure of some aspect it entails but critics say pass examples show obama has not always been true to his word. recession alarm bells and gloomy prediction sound of the start of a new year for the u.s. the region's leaders warn of tough sacrifices and this most severe test in decades twenty twelve marks ten years after the common currency made its way into people's wallets. and israel's secrets could soon be put under the turkish lancets anchor as new satellite is said to patrol the skies in two years at the moment israel is the only country that isn't penetrated by the likes of google earth. thus they had lines i'll be back shortly with more updates meantime here's some sports news with . thanks for joining us this is sports they plan to head over the next ten minutes or so including the story. as you were among chester city missed the chance

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reporter: we just had a briefing before we came on air here and they're trying to tell us the severity of barnes, the danger and power he poses. they have not officially named him as a suspect, but the only person of interest in this shooting and, obviously, the shooting earlier this morning, when it comes to the new year's eve shooting. barnes has a military background, definitely familiarity with military weapons. we were told that the car he owns was found at the location. that had a cache of armor, also other weapons and survivalist gear, what they're telling us, the pierce county authorities are saying. and so, this is a guy that definitely knows what to do with weapons and has a background. we're going to have some pictures later this evening for you as well of a tattooed barnes with his shirt off, posing with weapons. we've just been handing some of those pictures. we'll try to turn those around for a little later, but this person definitely has some power and danger, and they want to make sure that if he is out there and is in these mountains right now walking around, that hundreds of pe

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one eye on the europa league while trialware has become one of the most dangerous players among the barnesforward during six goals and making three assists nowhere says he is already used to living in exotic russia and is enjoying his time. it on issues that are made by the off when i go to my national team my team mates ask me a lot about football in russia but the first questions are about the cold weather and racism about them but i tell them you guys don't worry these both aspects are fine it's even harder when crossing guard an african they follow russian for will because of me and sisco's so you do do maybe at playing here so they are all very interested in the russian premier league. with the growing ambitions of the cross in their side the dollars player in the league doesn't want to stop progressing as his long term dream of helping direct and plainly english premier league is still beyond his reach but producing the foreman says in russia could become the stepping . still in his career but i do want to say russia's top flight is of a good standard and can help you get to the top

in a tree, and apparently the pilot climbed out of the plane, came down in the tree and napped in the barnn. investigators say he had been drinking. imagine that. he was taken to a green bay hospital with minor injuries. >>> and to long island. a homeless teen is one step closer to a $100,000 scholarship. she's a semifinalist in the intel talent search. she says no matter what happens she's still going to brown or yale. let's talk football. nfl playoffs. tim thebow's fans may believe gd is on their side. but they still have brady. remember the recent skit bhen jesus visits the locker room. >> who you play next in. >> the patriots. >> that's going to be a tough one. this doesn't leave the room. if i'm the son of god, tom brady has got to be the guy's nephew. he's a miracle worker. coach bellecheck. let's just say -- they're coming at you both ways. you can watch the playoff free view in today's paper. so tom brady, you can't discount jesus' nephew, right? >> he has not won a playoff game in four seasons. i think it's going to be a tough game for the trots out there. he says if the broncos w

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inside the barnes and noble in williams burg, during a 4 day period when he was allowed to be on his own. he said he watched him, look at the book titles, and when he walked away the agent took a photo of the book which included stories of assassination of william mckinly and jfk. when asked why he took a photo the agent said when a would be asag looks at a book about the person when he tried to kill, it creates concern. >>> the judge heard from barnes and noble clerk who told the court, john hinckly asked him if there were any new books about the kennedy assassination. he said it was late summer early fall and said the encounter was memorable because the man seemed detached he thought it was odd. he told the court he was sure it was hinckly after looking at a picture of him on wikipedia. when the clerk was told he was not in williams burg in august and did not shop early evening hours, would he want to back out of his identification. that question was asked by hinckly's attorney. now that you know he wasn't there in august he doesn't shop at night and those are the two times you said