he is concerned about getting his the case is already received. that could certainly complicate the selection of 12 jurors. jerry sandusky flashed a smile. the 68-year-old is charged with 52 counts of sexual abuse. many of the alleged victim s claimed the alleged abuse happened at his home, on the road, or at penn state. in court the judge asked potential jurors if they had any connection to the school. individually, they were shown a list of possible witnesses among them most of the alleged victims are also expecting to testify. until now, they have been identified by a number, but the judge ruled they needed to use their names. this has been a the most difficult time of his life. six jurors were selected today, including a woman. the judge ruled jurors would be selected from the area home to penn state s main campus. opening arguments could begin monday. they say they hope the trial brings closure to victims. chris thanks. we want to let everyone know we will be
perkins now. 6:00 hour and it is starting to warm up. it is the fifth day of the year so how many days are left in this year. it s leap year. don t try to trick me. darn it. tricked me. that is your trivia for the day. let s take a look at what is going on out there. here is a look at ?ent nell radar. we ve hay few little flurries overnight it is diminishing as we have avenue been saying we expected it to. it is just going away. even when we had was light, nothing significant. interesting to see some of the snow continuing to fly around. it is flirting with us but not giving us anything substantial. right now, reagan national airport is reporting a temperature of 34 degrees. relative humidity is at 73%. your winds are out of south at six miles per hour. i think they ll pick up later on today. it could become rather gusty later today as well. so here is what your forecast looks like. good amount of sunshine. a little bit warmer after a high of 35 yesterday. how about
lose electricity there. power is back onlineful those of town are feeling the impact. john schriffen is live to tell us what s happening. reporter: for anyone just walk in, it would be hard to tell there was a massive power outage a few hours ago. that outage caused major headaches, delays and lines that were wrapping around this terminal. that were backed up to where we re standing. take a look inside this terminal. you can see the power is back on. things appearñr to be backçó to normal but that power outage that authorities say isçó still under investigation, now has thó lingering effects. with no power to check on computers were down, escalators were stalled, and passengers grew frustrated waiting in line after line after line. how long have you been waiting here at the airport? about an hour and a half. it feels like longer but an hour and a half. reporter: melissa was trying to get home to kansas city but her four young kids were growing impatient waiting
card more than $25,000 in late payments, penalties, and fees. a second visa card has an overdue balance of 22,000. brown is chairman of the council s economic development committee, and is deeply involved in financial affairs of the city government. in an interview with news4 thursday afternoon, an interview that he asked to be held outside of his government office, brown did not try to explain away the personal debt problems. clearly overspending on three of my credit cards that i have. i take full responsibility. my wife and i have made arrangements with the creditors to fulfill my financial obligations. and we re now living within our mean in a very disciplined budget. and this won t happen again. at the end of the day, i take full responsibility. reporter: it s unclear how or whether brown s personal financial problems will affect his campaign to become the second highest elected official in a city with mounting debt problems itself. d.c. councilmembers such as kwame
leonard bruce has lived in rockville s lincoln park neighborhood almost his entire life. he has endured many hot summers, catching a cool breeze on his front porch. today he is watching his grass turn brown. you can t water your grass and stuff like that. you can see the grass turn brown already. it s from the heat. reporter: that s thanks to this torrent of water that climbed 100 feet into the sky. rockville s main water line ruptured, two million gallons of water lost in a geyser active for six hours. we have two broken sections. it happened right near the joint. two sections have to be replaced. reporter: crews spent tuesday digging up the old cracked pipes and around 1 made the first attempt to install the new line. problems forced crews to bring in new parts and begin again. we should at least try. always forcing people to restrict water, but we can at least try to help out the whole community. reporter: rockville residents are temporarily getting water from