it will take a lot of work to get down to the bottom of the well safely. we also have confirmed that alexandria police department is out here. we are trying to find out if indeed this case is tied to a case in alexandria. it is still very early in this investigation. prince george's county police spokesperson said they are going to have a team of people out here tomorrow to survey the ground looking around for any sort of evidence or clues. that would not release any more information about that call that came in only that they said there was a body at the bottom of a well. they said they will be back here all day tomorrow as they try to determine exactly what they are dealing with. it will be along not for investigators. as soon as we get more investigate -- more information we will bring it to you. >> our other big story tonight a guilty plea for the man accused of shooting at a number of military facilities around our area. >> there is video of not an polanco -- crimes against the federal government will send him to prison for a quarter-century. >> the j

that is the bottom line. look at these temperatures. e numbers have been slow to budge all weekend long. right now, we are up to 33 degrees. that is a good sign. 36 at patuxent naval air station and 44 in ocean city. so parts of the area now definitely in the clear. that being said, you can see much of the region still at or below freezing. in some ways, the very light mist and fog is worse than a steady rain when temperatures are below freezing. because the steady rain will run off. the light mist or fog will adhere to the surface of the earth as it reaches the ground. 30 at dulles. 32 in winchester. we've had a freezing rain advisory which continues until 9:00 a.m. for the immediate washington area until 11:00 a.m. for our counties off to the north and the west. there is your forecast for today. we're in the mid-40s and we'll have showers around here this afternoon as we get a frontal system moving in from the west. things will get better again as we get through the course of the morning. >> thank you. >>> let's check in with julie wri

and let us know that, in fact, the body was discovered at the bottom. they saying this is an arduous process and bringing the body up. this their is a danger going through this. the well may collapse. really on steady ground here as they try to install the body and bring it up right now. this information is coming in to us and we're hoping to get more about who the person might be, although i suspect that that is going to be some time before they identify the remains there. i can tell you that alexand roar police have been on the -- alexander police are on the scene and we're hoping to learn that information as the night goes on. again, the process of removing the body from the bottom of the well is beginning right now. if you want to take a shot, a live shot of the scene, you might see officers, they set up their mobile crime units there and again, you're looking at it live now and there is a lot of officers, crime scene investigators on the scene and more continue to shine and that is what officials are working on. and they telling us that it's going t

>> the bottom line on your multiple questions. let me start first with the rationale. it was our expectation, our hope certainly, that the advantages that a global hawk-like platform provides which we anticipated both would be cost of operation on the one hand and clearly persistence on the other, would play out in practice. the reality is that the global hawk system has proven not to be less expensive to operate than the u 2. in many respects the global hawk block 30 system is not as capable from a center point of view as the u 2. so we had made the choice as the deputy secretary mentioned yesterday to cancel the block 30 program. and the disposition of the aircraft is not yet finalized but it would be my expectation that we would place these assets into storage, usable storage for future possibilities, whatever they might be. importantly, we will retain the block 20 and the block 40 capabilities. and so we will use the global hawk to its best effect but the bottom line is that the delta between the global hawk and the u 2 was not sufficient in order to retain both fo

talk about the race to the bottom. we have a lot of single mothers and fathers i cannot make red because of these jobs. and stand the prevailing wage will be a high topic within the city. it is about trying to make this month's rent. we want to make sure that we can have a city that we can be proud of that can speak on behalf of all of those families. what i mean is that a gentleman from one of the department's spoke about disabled member is getting a flat rate. i think it is a disservice because people are disabled, we should shortchange them in terms of what they need. the nonprofits that have questions, they can work on this together. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> [singing] said the worker man to uncle sam, do you hear what i hear? more budget wage money shining in the night, shining their bright and bold, let us bring them silver and gold let us bring them silver and gold let us bring them silver and gold and gold >> [regular voice] thank you. >> and good morning. i end with a nonprofit social enterprise

the bottom right, this is on the north side of that thomanotomas. these are what the old structures look like. this is what they look like when we see them. also we included a photograph. you are really seeing the boy on the bottom left of where of would beryl had been buried here. you can see where the remnants of the wood around the outside and the hoops that would have held it together. we have removed the artifacts. you could see were the feature was located. these are primarily in santa. that is what it looks like in the field for us as we are excavating. all of these items are in the exhibit at to a one mission right now. this is what is coming out of those features that we just showed you. these are all from the historic address of 47 mina. this was a historic laundromat. the workers also lived at the laundry where they worked. these are things that we are recovering from the rear yard. these are pretty utilitarianism stone where and porcelain storage vessels and a bowlbowls. typical kitchen type of items. we also had an opium pipes bowl that

>> going to be dizzy after this i think. >> we'll reveal the treasure at the bottom of the cup next.e things for that. >>> it looks like this baby porcupine has broken into somebody's office and is trying to get a morning cup of joe. but he's not. that is erwin. he is an educational porcupine at the animal rescue league's wildlife center in verona, pennsylvania. they have to give him like little tasks like this because when you hold an animal in captivity they want them to have activities to keep their brains fresh. they put pudding at the bottom of the cup and erwin is trying to get it. >> he's an educational porcupine. what does he teach? teach like math and physics? >> he has a ph.d. in pudding eating. ♪ >> he's going to be dizzy after this, i think. >> he's crawling over it, spin, he keeps trying. he keeps it up for about two minutes. and he just walks off. i'm done. >> i had enough. this is it. >> we do something similar here at the rtm offices. we do mind enrichment action. put steven's sandwiches on the television and funny to watch him get lunch down. you have to keep trying.

. >> madam chair, and members of the committee, on the bottom of page 4 we note the human services agent budget currently includes $327,000 in this gift fund from the hospital council, and includes four positions that were listed on the bottom of page 4 of the report. these positions are budgeted for a total cost of $307,000, although the funding in the positions are included in the budget. the department advises today the public guardian has not collected any additional revenues from the hospital council, so none of these positions have been filled as of today. we recommend you approve the proposed ordinance. supervisor chiu: think you for the report. why don't we open this up for public comment. i want to recognize ron smith from the hospital council. and >> we are very concerned about patients that are lingering in our hospitals when that is not a good and healthy place for them to be. they are not getting the care they should have because of the delays in the research ship process. -- we server ship process. we estimated and a three-year time, it cost the city and our hospitals $26 m

take a look at the bottom of your screen. ou see your name or someone you know, that means you have money or valuables you know. so log on to wusa9.com and see how much the government owes you. >>> plus coming up at 11:15, we'll have a list of more names. >>> new at 11:00, this story will have you thinking twice before you move furniture around. part of a stairwell gave way inside a three story apartment in southeast tonight. the victim was helping to move furniture when it all collapsed. and that man suffered serious injuries, though he is expected to survive. right now crews are working to shore up those stairwells. the accident has displaced more than a dozen people. the cause of the collapse still under investigation. >>> also new at 11:00, another earthquake has hit mineral, virginia. the 3.2 magnitude quake hit around 6:40, and so far no reports of any serious damage or injuries. however, neta marco lives 10 miles outside of mineral, and she says her dog knew it was coming. >> she started barking like something was out t

to the bottom screecher russia blows up. are today's top stories oil prices at record highs as the e.u. go on iranian crude may come by the end of the month by sears over its impact on the global economy. jobs and prosecutors demand death by hanging for eighty three year old former president hosni mubarak also from power a public protests earlier last year request is already drawing criticism with the party is being accused of attempting to divert public attention. syrian authorities announced they have freed over five hundred fifty political prisoners were withdrawn security forces from residential areas as part of the arab league planned but opposition activists continued to claim the regime concessions are sat . of next is the latest from the world of sport. hello there welcome to the sports and these are the headlines don't panic manchester united boss cirrhotic ferguson says the league title is still up for grabs despite a shock three new loss to newcastle. plus playing again sandman to strike at who has his fifteen gang

>> going to be dizzy after this i think. >> we'll reveal the treasure at the bottom of the cup next.some places there's not enough snow to enjoy the winter sports so mark freeman decided to get on a snowmobile and find as much snow as he can along the banks of the river. >> a lot of grass there. >> if you want to ride you have to ride. off he goes trying to find as much snow as he can. >> oh! >> water skiing on his snowmobi snowmobile. >> who needs grass when you have a river. >> is this a modified snowmobile? >> no. they can do this if you keep up enough speed. >> oh. but he didn't. >> when you lose the momentum it turns into a submarine. >> that's pretty much ruined snowmobile right? >> the belt got wet that's what caused him to lose a little speed and momentum. he pulls it out of the river, drained it out, not very deep, in about two feet of water or so. >> i wonder if he's going to develop something to keep your belt dry so you can take it on the water when there's not enough snow. >> called a jet ski. >> they have things for that. >>> it looks like this baby porcupine has broken

here right at the doors because, remember, the soft structure is the bottom structure. that's going to move the most. then right around the doors are structural members of the house. that's where you are going to find a lot of the damage. this one -- but look at all the doorways again. this building, again, here in the marina. somebody wrote something on there. if you look really close it says, search. somebody wrote that there because maybe they thought somebody was inside, they went inside. we use a different method now. it's in your book if you did your homework. otherwise i'll show you later in the lecture. paint lines are another indicator of how damaged buildings are. if you want to look at the paint lines on this building, it's kind of hard to tell until you get up close. remember, this building is kind of a grayish tannish color, i guess. when you get a little bit closer, this side of the building should be the same color as this side of the building. what happened was this building moved away from the building next door and that's how far it moved. separation be

when you walk down into the bottom of the narrow canyons made of sandstone and you put your hands on the sand stone faces and the smooth shallow scallops that look like champagne glasses, you can feel the shape of the last flood that came through. every place in the desert is a story. every place is a passage way. it's really hard to walk very far in the desert for me because there are so many stories that start opening up and lead you from place to place and place and soon you start picking up the patterns of wind, of rain. you pick up the patterns of people who were there before you because, out there, things seem to last forever. if you put a footprint down in certain places, that footprint will stay for 5 years, maybe even 10 years for somebody who's got a really good eye where you come walking along and you see the slightest depression in the ground and you kneel at it and you figure out that it was a person with about a size 9 foot walking across the desert 8 years before you. everything out there tells a story. that's why i'm here. because i'm looking for stories. i'm looking

there's no doubles in his run, no really big spins until we get down to the bottom. everything is really big, really smooth, and well-executed. his grabs are there and the judges just love it. here's a switch 900 to cap things off at the bottom. that's the biggest spin he does by a full 180. duncan adams right there ended up in third place, great run on the day. >> second place belonged to justin doer tee. >> luke: he's a real risk-taker in the sport, one of the guys he hears about a new trick and he's already tried it. both directions. spinning right and left all the way down the pipe. when he puts together a run up at the top you never know what you're going to see. everything is brand new for this guy. it's beautiful to watch. >> >> todd h.: second place in breckenridge, colorado. the man who dominated the defending champion, kevin rolland from la plain, france. wow is all i can say >> luke: it as full-scale french weapon. look at the size of these doubles. all the way down the pipe. his ability to put together a run and seamlessly execute is beyond comparison. loo

proposal you see before you includes bridging all of those gaps and solving the $95 million at the bottom. the power rate increase has helped you along with of other policy makers, moving ford, a twopenny increase which resulted in $68 million worth of additional revenues to fund both capital programs, prioritizing mission critical programs which you will hear about more. the power rate also helps balance the operating budget of hetch hetchy water and power and the power rates allow us to issue low-cost power bonds. that is a new thing to help balance in the $95 million of needs. taking that global look of both the financial plan and the budget applying it to the capital plan you see for the next 10 years, the capital plan started out 63 short and that is solved by power bonds and power rates. the rates that were before you in november and december that allowed us to balance the financial plan -- this is a slide that will look very familiar to you. it brought on revenues of $2.3 billion and an annualizing one fully to $9.1 million thereafter. that allows for the startup of clean power san

it has a business on the bottom and places on the upper floor. one went to the hospital and crews say there were high levels of carbon monoxide in several units there. >>> and now to a developing story in prince georges county. the police are working to retrieve a body out of a well and that is a dangerous recovery process. >> they found the remains in a well off of old fort road in fort washington. authorities say it could take several days to remove the body. it's at least 30 feet down. that is going to be a lot of work for them. we're told there are some concerns about the stability of the with well and that may have to be re-enforced before someone goes inside of it. >> this is a vacant home. the well is not far from the home, so there is the concern about shoring up the well properly and in case of collapse. >> alexandrea police have a high-profile missing person's case connected to the area. 53-year-old lenny harris disappeared in september. his car was found near fort washington. again, police are anticipating the recovery process and that

when the bottom fell out of the housing market, florida fell first and hard.ome values plummeted, florida closures rose. at the center of it all was people trying to with stand the crisis. >> real estate agents are busy these days. the bank owns this house and wants to get rid of it. >> in some cases, of course, the tenants are living on the property and completely unheir ware that it was in the foreclosure process. that conversation can be interesting. but for the most part, the properties are usually vacant. >> house after house, street after street, 47% of homes here are under water. and half of all sales are homes in distress. no one is commune, not even real estate agents. >> many realtors have gone to the short sale process and the foreclosure process themselves. so this is not anything where it's just a specific niche in this community is having this problem. everybody is. right now, it's just tough. it's tough whether it's foreclosure on a $20,000 house or ads 400,000 house. >> listings on the market show how a tragedy for many is an opportunity for ot

flow frankly is pessimistic about american competitiveness which makes me wonder maybe this is the bottom? i don't know. >> there's a massive shift that is happening at the epicenter of all this. this predates the financial crisis. we're going from a manufacturing economy to a service economy and that's been happening for a long time, it's still happening. so many of the jobs, when the job market does come back, the jobs are going to look different. they've been transitioning for a long time and what that means is there's so much more importance and emphasis now on education. >> some of those service jobs, though, are not going to need high education. when you look at the fastest growing jobs in this country, cashiers, retail clerks, jobs that you can't send a kid to college on, right? so it's a two tiered service sector, one where the knowledge based economy are paid great and a very large number of jobs are created where they're not going to replace the wages and benefits of the manufacturing jobs. >> if you look at the sectors doing so well right now, though, tech, what's happening in

on the top story at the bottom of the hour. >> shep, good evening, texas congressman ron paul is serving out his 129 term in the u.s. house and he is making his third run for the u.s. presidency. but never has the influence of this 76-year-old libertarian lawmaker been more profoundly felt than it is now. just witness the change over the last month in newt gingrich. first, at abc news debate in new hampshire and then this past saturday night after his big win in south carolina. >> dr. paul has a long history of saying things that are inaccurate and false. >> you have dr. ron paul. who on the issue of money and the federal reserve has been right for 25 years. [cheers] >> paul's isolationist or he's prefers to call it noninterventionist views on foreign policy has placed him outside the mainstream of the g.o.p. and drawn boos from republic debate audiences. but he has won 21% of the vote in iowa. 23% in new hampshire. and 13% in south carolina. >> my sense is he will have a lot of delegates. he will probably be third at the end o

had a kiss waiting for me at the bottom of the slopes i think i would be encouraged to ask you a little bit more now the snowy slopes may bring skiers together but our fluctuating weather continues to divide others in the international community where harvests asked people in new york how far they're willing to go to cool down global warming . today legislators are introducing more and more bills to help curb the effects of global warming what are you willing to do to help out this week let's talk about that would you be willing to do not blow dry your hair anymore yes that i'd be willing to that would you be willing to dry your clothes on the line and never use or drag machine i don't know about that though it's about it depends would you be willing to change your behavior like say i walk into any destination that's under two miles instead of driving like what i'm doing today is a yes yeah yeah i absolutely absolutely is a bit so this idea of ritual for me well it's good what about showering for under a minute. i'm always skin and they were pretty much broke sawlogs so the electrical f

the work plan was subsequently developed after the switch to the bottom-up construction. director kim: any other questions? seeing nothing, roll call on the item. >> first and second. [roll call] no members of the public wanted to comment. item 11 is approved. director kim: item 12 please. >> approving revolution -- resolutions to remove local government services as an intermediary for benefits and payroll between the tjpa and tjpa staff. >> directors, this item includes five revolution irresolutions and is a continuance of the item we -- resolutions and is a continuance of the items we discussed last week. public employees retirement system. these are the second steps you approved two resolutions in november. this is the approval of the final contract with calpers. two of the resolutions are for calpers health benefits. one is agreeing to join their system and make a contribution toward employee health and retiree health care. the second one is a resolution that allows survivors of deceased employees, if they were to pass away before eligible for retirement, would allow t

it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news.uy in charge of making sure indiana's elections are legit is now on trial on charges of voter fraud. prosecutors say the republic secretary of state charlie white lied about his address when he registered to vote two years ago. white claims he did nothing wrong. insisting he just had an unusual living arrangement at the time. eric shawn is live, noblesville indiana on the top story at the bottom of the hour. hi, eric. >> hi, shepard, well about those unusual living arrangements, charlie white did register at his ex-wife's house. he also bought a condo for himself and new wife. one of the reasons why prosecutors here in indiana have charged him with seven felony counts. tonight a jury has been selected. we expect opening arguments in n. this trial to begin in the morning. white is charged with voter fraud, fraud, perjury, theft, submitting a false ballot. when he arrived at court, he did what everybody else has to do at courthouses. he took off his belt and emptied his pockets to go thr

here, in rural india, is the bottom and of a global supply chain. -- the bottom end of a global supplyhain. this auction is an early stage of a generation that brings millions. but local activists showed us how little of that wealth comes back here, beginning with child workers in the cotton fields. carly is not at school. she thinks she is 10 years old, but she is not sure. she picks cotton for long hours with her older sister ashi. their arms are covered with scratches from the bushes. >> we came four months or five months ago. now we live here and the work is hard. >> the next step is processing the cotton. it is called a ginning. here, we found children, too, breathing air thick with cotton dust that can cause chronic lung disease at an early age. no signed a protective clothing or masks. local activists called it the horror of the white cloud. it is impossible to say, but the kids look about 10, 11, 12. many come from far away, sent in bulk by labor agents. trade unionists say that they have been campaigning for change for years. >> the company and the government are getting riche

all the information we have is constantly updating all day long, all morning long at the bottom of the screen. >> we want to highlight some of the big delays that you need to know about. the federal government offices will not open until 11:00 this morning. the office of personnel management is asking federal workers to stay off the roadway until 9:00 a.m. they do have the option for unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework. >> the following schools are all opening two hours late. in virginia, alexandria city, stafford county. west virginia, berkeley, jefferson and morgan county schools also two hours late. make sure you watch the bottom of your korean for updates and check out the latest list on myfoxdc.com. >> let's check in with tucker now. hello. >> hey. >> it is definitely icy. i noticed some patches on the overpasses. >> first to freeze. >> got to stay away from that. >> got to be really careful. a little bit of a layer of ice on some of the cars. that will be the theme around here. nothing we can do about it for the next couple of hours. temperatures generally right about freez

slips the can around when he's making his return the moonlight likes up a little so the bottom. and he and he's out. there are four of us. we are from when we come from the same area we're all friends. if catches us and throws us back. we'll go back together the four of us. we have to look for other ways to earn money we have to work outside the area we live to find a bit of money. in mexico we get paid one hundred pesos per day for nine months that's about seven us dollars but now one hundred pesos a day isn't enough food costs about fifty pesos over there for example what we just did here cost fifty pesos before tax we are in a day is only enough to eat twice a day and then the money is gone down where i live the father the son and go for one two or three years to work make a little money buy stuff for. us to build a house in our hometown. sugar see a small house where we can live. here those are the ones that think there is a use their heads. from among those that don't use their heads come back the same. without any money. and. water bottles. so it's good. mexican id. then we

to repair the seals down at the bottom. >> how large is this structure? >> this structure is 547 feet long, 55 feet wide, and 50 feet deep. actually, the total lift would have been about 30 feet, which was the largest lift in the country when it was built. this site was closed in 1961 after a new lock system was built in port allen which is about 10 miles from plaquemine. the reason why is barges and tugboats were being built larger to handle larger commodities. to handle that, they built a larger set of locks and, also, t the entrance to the locks from the intracoastal waterway system is a straight body of water where here in plaquemine we have a curve that's underneath two bridges and so boats had a difficult time making that turn and getting into the lock chamber. it was undecided what was going to become of plaquemine locks here because it was not yet a historical site. it was just sitting up here and closed up. louisiana wanted to run a highway system through here and our local editor thought that we should preserve this site. >> my husband, gary ebe

congested blackburn prop up the table under just behind wigan with any three points separating the bottom. striker samuel eto looks set to play for cameroon again after his country's prime minister helped lift his fifteen game ban. cameron's football federation imposed the sanctions on you after claims incited teammates to boycott a friendly with algeria in november after disagreements over pay prime minister paul buyer a friend of their two has now stepped in and the ban has been lifted even though i could see cameroon reprimanded by fee for the so called political interference however whatever happens as he won't be at this month's african cup of nations after his country failed to qualify. well over the last couple of years the russian premier league has attracted a growing number of foreign plays apart from ed too there's also a spot at moscow's aiden mcgeady he settled into a new way of life since his move from scotland and as part of our look back at twenty eleven here's how he was coping at the start of the season you've been in russia just about a year now believe the start of aug

we're still in the hunt for the club's twentieth league title in the other game bolton moved off the bottom of the table after covering from a goal down to win two one having seen goalkeeper tim howard schools the first with free long clearance for david in goal gary cahill got the other side this is how it affects the table united missing the chance to go level on points in the city why new castle stay seven but are now just a point behind liverpool while at the other end bolton move off the bottom and are a point from safety but it is very congested down there blackburn prop up the table under just behind wigan with only three points separating the bottom five take. the striker samuel eto looks set to play for cameroon again after his country's prime minister helped lift his fifteen gang ban. cameroon's football federation imposed the sanction on you after claims incited teammates to boycott a friendly with algeria in november after disagreements over pay but prime minister paul byre a friend of their two has now stepped in and the ban has been lifted even though i could see cameroon repr

while the other end bolton move off the bottom and are a point from say the but it is very congested down there blackburn prop up the table under just behind we're going to with only three points separating the bottom five teams. now over the last couple of years the russian premier league has attracted a growing number of foreign place in the monk them a spot at moscow's aiden mcgeady he settled into a new way of life since his move from scotland and is part of our look back at twenty eleven here's how he was getting on at the start of this season. you've been in russia just about a year now believe the start of august you came last last year how's your russian experience being so far now over always been good i've enjoyed. i've enjoyed the sawdust and way of life for your obvious it takes a lot by getting your stuff but. i've enjoyed it so far and obviously the football was the main thing the football has been going reasonably well with. us what she always said the difficult part is so i'm to get into the way for here in the language what i'm getting slightly better about as well t

david sirota talk radio host and author of the book back to our future and james pullos host of the bottom line and reform school on page eighty the gentlemen i thank you both for joining me tonight and david want to start with you because you brought up this point in your latest article or your latest column i guess you could say about the media and the massive resources they're spending on sending every single person to iowa how can they afford it. it's a fair question i mean this is the same media industry that argues that it doesn't have the resources to do the basic coverage of state legislatures city councils economics wars this is the same national media that says it's strapped for cash that is sent now according to one report fifteen hundred people to cover the iowa caucus and the iowa caucus is not it's not a news and it's certainly good news that because fifteen hundred people just in the media covering this event seem to suggest that it's not the mean. it doesn't have the resources to cover real news genuine news the news that affects us all every day it's there deciding not to

he wins games. >> and that's the bottom line. >> the bottom line is winning games.ld romo be right? steelers-broncos winner takes on the patriots next sunday. he connects with eddie royal, a 30-yard touchdown, 20-6. first quarter, 1st and goal for pittsburgh. steelers within 7 fourth quarter. ben roethlisberger in that pocket hanging around a little longer. now he has to mobilize. fires toward the end zone. that's a 31-yard score. games tied at 23. going into overtime. it's tebow time. a 20-yard pass turns into an 80-yard touchdown and the broncos are going to new england -- that's right -- he's tebowing. 29-23, denver a winner on sunday. falcons-giants cnfc game going on. eli manning ready. second quarter he was really rolling. and rolling right. and then he throws. hey, that is an intentional grounding in the end zone. 2-0 in favor of atlanta, and after that it was all new york football giants. the conventional score, that was one of his two touchdowns. a 40-yard strike fourth quarter. then the falcons decided to go for it. instead of kicking a field goal, they go