department of public works. you can see repairs are under way right now. reporter: and our complete coverage continues with sky eye chopper 13 and captain jeff long with more on the repairs. jeff? reporter: work crews are on the scene. they ve got the work load up. you can see next to that gentleman, the pipe. that s the 24-inch pipe that broke. and as i move around here a little bit, you re going to see the broken piece of the pipe laying down there in that hole. and it s coming up in just a second. you can kind of see it there, coming into view. now, the bricks are part of the manhole. and a lot of those were blown away. but you can see the gentleman is standing by with a manhole cover. that was blown off of its location, over those bricks by the force of that water. there was a lot of debris on the road. cleanup is going to be extensive. so they can repair that pipe and get water back to this neighborhood. reporting live, i m captain jeff long. and of course we ll ye
. debt ceiling. congress can t agree on ending the government shutdown. and there s a bigger problem looming. the ongoing feud in washington and how it s impacting families of fallen soldiers. hello, everyone. here s what people are talking about tonight. the federal budget standoff is in its eighth day but there s a bigger fight to come over raising the debt ceiling. if congress missing this deadline the impact on americans could be worse. we re in washington where tensions are high. reporter: president obama and house speaker john boehner appeared before the media on tuesday. we shouldn t have to fight this hard to keep our government hope. what the president said today was if there s unconditional surrender by republicans he ll sit down and talk to us. reporter: neither offered much progress. they want to pass a spending bill and a debt limit increase without amendments. we may have our differences democrats and republicans but we should not hold the fu
A curious wooden contraption that mysteriously appeared at the Rural Life Museum of Trappe in August has left both historians and locals baffled, with no consensus on its purpose.
Sheffield DocFest has announced the jury members for their five competition strands. The 31st edition of the festival invites audiences and industry to engage in conversation and meaningful discussions around this year's theme 'Reflections on Reality' - in Sheffield, 12-17 June 2024. In addition to announcing the jury members for the competition strands, the festival