a four monthlong audit by the agency discovered hundreds in millions of dollars in inspent accounts. example, in the early part of the decade, v-dot kept 3 1/2% of the allocated money in a carryover account for the next year and by fy 2010, v-dot was carrying 32% of the allocated funds. the bottom line is that there has been money that is in accounts. reporter: the governor ordered his subordinates to come up with a plan in 45 days to spend down the money. northern virginia projects are at the top of the list. i want to get the hotlines on 95 built as as soon as possible and we re trying to do what we can to resolve the lawsuits to get that done and there is no sense. you have to get them built from the 14th street bridge to occoquan itself. that is a top priority. reporter: another priority? expanding i-66 outside of the beltway. one is to limit the carryover money to an estimated 60-day need and vivian watts said that is not enough of a cushion and thinks that that
why i. reporter: if a tree is too close, it s dominion virginia s job to cut the tree and to undergo five years of training. we re experts at what we do. insulated bucket trucks that handle this work. reporter: the power hine had nearly 20,000-volts running through it and that is 165 times more powerful than what runs through a regular electrical outlet. i heard that people can explode from electricity and currents of this, you know, strength. and it s impossible to say. the chances are it s going to be a disaster. few survive. i was sad last time i found out and i couldn t believe it. reporter: with power lines, there are few second chances. reporter: greg would have been a rising senior and today the school system sent out a letter to an e-mail in an e- mail to students and staff informing them of his death. he was a student technology student helping with tech support like around the neighborhood. thank you. we re following new developments in the
calls are disturbing. the woman who eventually died is pleading for help while firefighters search the house. the mother of the victim told a local newspar that she wanted people to hear the 911 call because it may help save someone s life and the fire in spotsylvania county happened more than a month ago and that was after the free lance started digging into the case that the fire department announced it would investigate. it started as a small fire in a downstairs hallway. sandy hill is upstairs. the second floor filled with smoke and calls 911. i think the house is on fire. reporter: the chance for volunteer firefighters arrived within four minutes and began searching the house a minute later. at the same time, hill is still on the phone with 911. which may [ indiscernible ] the second female trapped upstairs. i am in the back bedroom. reporter: two more minutes passed and hill tells the 911 operator she s behind the door and up the steps to the left. firefight
this monster storm. let s get to it tonight. sue palka is joining us with the latest on the forecast. sue is, we re getting ready to kick things off, what is your concern? my concern now is that this might be coming in sooner than we thought. okay. a lot of people might be out on the roads trying to get to the grocery store and get one last run into the mall. once it starts, things will go downhill quickly. it could get slick. a small amount before the trucks get out and we got reports of 160 crashes in two hours and 15 minutes to the south on friday along interstate 81 from stanton to southwestern virginia and if you re listening to us, folks, you don t have much time. i want you to know that winter storm warning is in effect for everyone. means the major storm we re expecting is imminent and we think this could break out. look at radar. what i want to mention to you as you look at this is it s going to take awhile before this hits the ground. it s on top of us. as s
the question now are there other innocent men sitting behind bars? more convicts that could be set free because this prosecutor didn t come clean about the evidence. paul wagner first broke the story and is here with the news edge investigation. paul? reporter: brian, the u.s. department of justice documents obtained by fox 5 showed a prosecutor in the u.s. attorney s office knew there was trouble with the evidence as recently as 2002, but the judge in the case, the defense tern and new prosecutor say that they only found out last week. don and gates, seen here in the minutes after his release from accompliceon, was convicted on the grounds two of his pubic hair s were found on the body of the victim. evidence so strong that the original prosecutor said in an e-mail to the defense, the hair match was the key. without the hair testimony, i doubt we would have gotten a conviction. 21-year-old catherine shilling was walking home from work when a man attacked her on the banks o