it doesn t look risky. i mean, phil, does this look risky to you? nancy? fred? no. well it is. in a high-risk area, there s a 1-in-4 chance homes like us will flood. i m glad i got flood insurance. fred, you should look into it. i m a risk-taker. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. visit floodsmart.gov/risk to learn your risk. hello, everyone. i m fredricka whitfield. you re in the in the ann romney newsroom. burning fires intensifying and being intensified by the stiff winds, and they continue to pick up those flames and then for a second they die down and within minutes the flames are now moving twods the prescott national forest. the biggest fire called gladiator threatens the historic mining town. and the officer on the scene is joining us at crown king with an update. give me an idea how difficult this plays is to battle. well, good afternoon, fredricka. you know, crews have been fighting this fire for just about a week now, and the last couple o
in washington state, an arms standoff is over. the suspect s body found inside a fortified underground bunker. police think peter keller killed his wife and daughter almost a week ago and holed himself up in a bunker he spent eight years building. i talked with agent cyndi west how the standoff finally ended. about 9:15 our s.w.a.t. team used and explosive to breach the roof of the bunker enabling them to get enough of a view where they could see him. they tell us they saw a body, were able to get in there and find this person that appears, we believe it s keller, it appears as though he s been dead for some time. what did it look like inside that bunker? what was in there? well, we haven t actually been able to go in and do a thorough search at this point. we still believe that there s possibly boobytraps, maybe explosives. because his mentality, and we want it to be safe to enter. our bomb disposal unit will slowly take their time to go in and clear the bunker before
cars cruising around the neighborhoods, that are affected, going literally door to door and asking people if they ve seen anything, what their opinions and their observations are. a 25-person task force specially put together to bring this to an end, bring it to a conclusion quickly. we have the fbi and the u.s. marshal s office alerted and involved in this as well. this is san event that is unprecedent 234d our recent history and it is certainly one that is very, very serious and we want to bring to an end very, very quickly. the fbi and u.s. marshals joined the search for the gunman. a spokesman for the police department told me the shooter approached the victims asking for directions. it appears all of these victims were just out walking or out in the yard at this hour. and this is a residential neighborhood predominantly single family dwellings in that area, except for the last victim. he was found as a business. police say the shootings may be classified as a hate
[ chanting ] what do we want, justice. now. thousands rallying in sanford, florida, demanding justice for trayvon martin. naacp are there. they want sanford s police chief to be fired who temporarily stepped down after the shooting. newly released documents in the 2009 disappearance of a utah mother are raising questions about the police investigation. unsealed court records show police found susan powell s blood inside her family s home. a handwritten will saying she feared her husband might kill her was also found. susan powell s father wants to know why jason powell wasn t arrested. last month police said josh powell snatched his two sons from a social worker, killed the children and himself minutes before his home exploded. gop presidential candidates are in wisconsin today jockeying for votes at an event sponsored by the faith and freedom coalition. the conservative forum comes days before wisconsin s primary, and today mitt romney, rick santorum and newt gingr
if you have an underwater mortgage, it s very difficult to sell it it s very difficult to sell a house period in this economy. so if you want to move to a new city to get a promotion, start a career and your house is 30% under water, your options are much more limited than if you could sell it. economists in this camp insist as the economy heals and demand returns, so will jobs. even in hard-hit areas. for s announcement it will hire 7,000 people by 2012 seems to support that. but jeff bodkin can t afford to wait for his old job to return. a family man, he must have a steady paycheck. i hope to finish first of all in september and graduate with flying colors. from there just take off flying in the medical field. hopefully work for a hospital. a former construction worker forced to build a new career in a changing workforce. maggie lake, cnn, new york. and perhaps you re trying to get away from it all on your next cruise. well, not so fast. technology expert, marc saltsman