this image was taken 17,500 feet above quantico, virginia and covers 15 square miles. this whole image is at a very, very fine resolution so if we wanted to know what is going on in any spot along this image, say near this building, at this intersection we can generate a moving image that shows what's going on in the area. narrator: simply by touching the screen, antoniades has opened up a window showing a detailed area while still maintaining the broader context. antoniades: and everything that is a moving object is being automatically tracked. the colored boxes represent that the computer has recognized the moving objects. you can see individuals crossing the street, you can see individuals walking in parking lots. there's actually enough resolution to be able to see the people waving their arms or walking around, what kind of clothes they wear. and you could pick the location of where you produce these images anywhere in the entire field of view. narrator: antoniades can open up to 65 windows at once and can see objects as small as six inches on the ground. antoniad

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virginia is in prison and has been condemned by the u.n. and countless activists who say his treatment is nothing short of torture bradley manning is accused of providing wiki leaks with hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables and military documents that shed a light on some of the u.s. government's most horrific of war crimes and even more so.

virginia for around eight or nine months going from two thousand and ten and its use two thousand and eleven when when manning was picked up in baghdad i believe back in may two thousand and ten he was taken to kuwait and then brought to quantico and it was there that he was subject to conditions that the united nations special rapporteur on torture said these are you know this is actually tantamount to torture and the defense attorneys representing bradley manning have have been trying to get the courts this to take a look at actually what he's been subjected to while he was there when manning himself spoke before the court last month to go up and actually draw on the ground you know just his tiny six foot by eight foot cell and show how little interaction he really could have with the outside world and that you know solitary was with the defense wanted to say ok. he should be relieved because it's been over nine hundred days now and the trial itself is actually yet to start the court martial will begin in march so with today's decision colonel lynn said that one hundred twelve days

virginia and elsewhere and as this case kind of plays out. what's the likelihood of this happening which is i think the likelihood the case being dropped. is slim to none. as i said no you know i don't condone what private manning did i think he had to get a fair. result. so i don't think the case will be dropped but his treatment and confinement at quantico is just inexcusable and i think there have been a number of people like myself former military officers who. have credit for the illegal pretrial punishment. but again i think you know it ought to be a fair and just punishment and not one this is vindictive very interesting i do don't mean to interrupt you but we have some breaking news actually in this bradley manning case i am just hearing that the judge has ruled that bradley manning will be awarded one hundred and twelve days off his sentence on grounds of pretrial the conditions that he faced prior to his trial we've been reporting on that a lot and that are taking a lot of his supporters that are fencing that the conditions in which

virginia is in prison and has been condemned by the un and countless activists who see his treatment as nothing short of torture bradley manning is accused of providing wiki leaks with hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables and military documents that shed a light on some of the u.s. government's most horrific of war crimes and even more so the reaction to those revelations has revealed the u.s. military is under impunity from said crimes many people including myself see bradley many as a hero who put his life on the line to provide the truth to the american public the u.s. government however sees many as a traitor and is charging him with aiding the enemy something that could land him the death penalty by the time he's scheduled to be court martialed spent over a thousand days in confinement much of which in solitary might be a lonely one happy birthday bradley stay strong we haven't forgot about your buddy set. a little more of you never seen anything like. on this show i've talked about israel and palestine as it relates to war peace and human rights and because i've covered t

virginia is in prison and has been condemned by the u.n. and countless activists who see his treatment as nothing short of torture bradley manning is accused of providing wiki leaks with hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables and military documents that shed a light on some of the u.s. government's most horrific war crimes even more so the reaction to those revelations has revealed the u.s. military is under impunity from said crimes many people including myself see bradley many as a hero who put his life on the line to provide the truth to the american public the u.s. government however sees many as a traitor and is charging him with aiding the enemy something that could land him the death penalty by the time he's scheduled to be court martialed spent over a. thousand days in confinement much of which in solitary might be a lonely one happy birthday bradley stay strong we haven't forgot about your body said. the little. you've never seen anything like that. on this show i've talked about israel and palestine as it relates to war peace

specifically because of the treatment he was subjected to while he was at the military brig in quantico virginia for around eight or nine months going from two thousand and ten and to two thousand and eleven when when manning was picked up in baghdad i believe back in may two thousand and ten he was taken to kuwait and then brought to quantico and it was there that he was subject to conditions that the united nations special rapporteur on torture said these are you know this is actually tantamount to torture and the defense attorneys representing bradley manning have have been trying to get the courts this to take a look at actually what he's been subjected to while he was there when manning himself spoke before the court last month to go up and actually draw on the ground you know just a tiny six foot by eight foot cell and show how little interaction he really could have with the outside world and that solitary was what the defense wanted to say ok he should be released i mean because it's been over nine hundred days now and the trial itself is actually you have to start the court mar

. >>> the judge ruled his confinement at a military jail in quantico, virginia was more rigorous than necessary. man something accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of classified military documents to the web site wikileaks. >> lance armstrong tried to make a large donation to the same anti doping agency that stripped him of his title. the ceo tells 60 minutes the representative for the disgraced cyclist back in 2004. that offer was rejected because at the time it was considered a conflict of interest. in the meantime armstrong will give a tell all interview to oprah winfrey. this comes amid reports that he is considering admitting performance enhancement drugs. >> a man was arrested after he climbed up this roller-coaster. he planted an american flag on top of it and told police when he arrived he wanted to raise awareness to sandy recovery. there are plans to tear it down even though it has been a symbol of the storm's devastation. that's your 5@5:00. >>> it's a sfirps for the white house effort for assault weapons ban. joe biden will meet with jun control organization and gun vi

, virginia. manning's ordeal included being held in a six by 8 foot cell for a least 23 hours a day and being banned from lying down or even leaning against the wall unless was sleeping. his attorney argued his imprisonment was so harsh and inhumane, that either his charges should be dropped or he should be given 10 times credit for the nine months he spent there in any sentence he received. in her ruling, judge lind agreed with the allegations of unlawful abuse, but said manning will only get one to one credit in the reduction of any sentence. in a statement, the bradley manning support network said -- a u.s. military contractor has agreed to pay a more than $5 million settlement to 71 former prisoners who suffered torture at the notorious abu ghraib prison in iraq. engility holdings becomes the first u.s. corporation involved in the abuses at abu ghraib to compensate its victims, eight years after the scandal first broke. filed in 2008, the suit accused engility of -- one of the plaintiffs, an

quantico, virginia, your forecast. temperatures now at 39 degrees. looking for a high of 48 with full sunshine, a clear sky, and temperatures back down to the 30s by 9:00, 10:00 this evening. don't need to worry about rain today or tomorrow. the only precipitation chance that we have coming to us over the next several days might be able to wring out a few snow flurries on monday as some arctic air really moves back in. today, high pressure down to our south will provide that southerly breeze. sunny and nice today. temperatures above average again for a time. then we get pretty chilly again overnight. back into the 30s for most. we have a little bit of cloud cover coming our way tonight with cold front number one. that arrives here during the course of the day tomorrow. the main impact for tomorrow will be to switch our winds back around to the northwest. 10 to 15 miles per hour. that will take a degree or two off our afternoon temperatures for tomorrow. monday morning temperatures for folks heading out to the mall super early will be in the hid-20s.

we send people from west point and combating terrorism center down to quantico, virginia, to the fbi academy, and they teach each new agent and new analyst instruction on terrorism to reinforce the kinds of things that are taught at the fbi academy. to come here and be informed about what we are doing to counter terrorism and where that is going. i'll tell you a little bit about that. i do want to state for all of you and especially for c-span these are my personal academic opinions and not the position of the united states government so they have that disclaimer out there. although, as you'll hear as i'm talking about it, i think it should be the position of the united states government. >> we know of osama bin lot and hiding and others hiding in various areas and in other places until the middle east. frequently they are communicating with each other on the internet. here are some of the clip from their web pages. by reading the web pages, we are able to actually go through. we have people that speak five different languages. we were able to translate and see what the terrorists ar

we send people from west point and combating terrorism center down to quantico, virginia, to the fbi academy, and they teach each new agent and new analyst instruction on terrorism to reinforce the kinds of things that are taught at the fbi academy. to come here and be informed about what we are doing to counter terrorism and where that is going. i'll tell you a little bit about that. i do want to state for all of you and especially for c-span these are my personal academic opinions and not the position of the united states government so they have that disclaimer out there. although, as you'll hear as i'm talking about it, i think it should be the position of the united states government. enemies and far enemies by looking at the research and documenting what they are saying among and between each other, and it gives us important insight. the second thing we combine that with is what is known as the database. it is maintained by the defense intelligence agency in washington and it consists of all of the captured battlefield documents. american and other persons pick up on the battlef

quantico, woodbridge heading into springfield. looks good. there's just a brief slowdown on 395 to get through landmark. yellow line commuters though on the metro rail. yellow and green, there's been a switch problem outside l'enfant plaza and still delays there. back to you. >>> howard has a 50 on the forecast. and that's getting us in the mood for spring and that means nats. nats weekend is upon us. >> mark lerner is here. official the team looks fantast -- first of all the team looks fantastic. >> a magical year last year. i still pinch myself. but no, we're ready to go and hopefully we'll go all the way this year. >> but you've got the competition is looking at what you did. and with the seven player trades that are coming up there. >> the -- rays had a big trade last night. it's going to be quite a season. i think the pennant race is going to have start april 1st. >> who's going to be the biggest competitor? we always talk about philadelphia and whoever. who are you looking at? >> you never know who's going to break out. >> we thought it

the group points out the academy and labs are located at quantico and agencies like the c.i.a. are nearby. >> we feel confident that as process and decision is made on the merits that virginia will be. >> both prince george's and in maryland say that will be successful as well. there is no timetable for a decision yet. >> as parts of the nation deal with a spike in flu season we're getting a better idea how bad the problem is in our area. >> what we've learned is that those who came to the c.v.s. hoping to get a flu shot, they got turned away. this c.v.s. promises flu shots every day but today they are out of the regular flu vaccine. >> it is a bad year. >> high demand for the flu vaccine is affecting local frarmcies. >> i'm going to get mine. >> i've been doing it for the last 10 years and so far it works for me. >> here in the district, 310 flu cases have been con confirmed and we're only partly through the flu season. flu conditions could quickly escalate warned by the mayor. he wants to be prepared for the inauguration and the thousands expected to be arriving. so far 95% o

we have significant fbi assets in virginia at quantico and manassas and having headquarters that's in close proximatity to the training centers and other fbi facilities makes a lot of sense from a cost standpoint. with the budget, we're dealing with rough budget issues. i think we'll be able to put options on the table in virginia that make a lot of sense from a cost standpoint. we're going to make our best case, and i'm sure maryland will as well. all we want to happen, and yesterday i had a meeting with the northern virginia delegation, if it's a very objective process that looks at what is best for the fbi and its mission, we feel comfortable that the answer will be the right answer. >> senator tim kaine from virginia, you came in when you were running for this office and you're here again, and we appreciate it. >> i look forward to more. >> we'll be right back. >>> it's your look at what is new and note worthy in the week ahead. it's your capitol run down for the week of january 14 #th. monday, the u.s. supreme court takes up boyer versus louisiana, looking at how death penalty ca

we did find two separate accidents northbound on i-95 in virginia as you make your way up towards quantico. both have been pulled over to the shoulder. icy conditions already reported northbound along i-95 so be very careful there out of frederick and stafford. coming across the american legion bridge, no trouble spots to report right now between montgomery county and fairfax. here we are live south capital street headed inbound towards the douglass bridge. 295 at the 11th street bridge all running with ease right now. that will changes athe weather pattern continues to get closer to the d.c. area. here we are live southbound at the d.c. line. let's pop up our maps. we'll show you what else is happening out there. already receiving word of icy conditions for our friends traveling out of la plata and waldorf this morning. take it easy out there on five and 301. out to the west on 66, our very own jason smith reporting. railroad crossing gates are stuck in the down position along 29 out in gainesville before you reach 66. police are out there to help direct you through. that is already stack

virginia state police are on the scene in the southbound lanes. part of this, there are only two lanes getting by. the other lanes have not been plowed yet. you will want to watch out for that as well. also, the on and off ramp is where we're seeing a lot of problems where people have a tricky time getting either on or off the interstate because of the elevation or because there coming upon a very slick spot very quickly. some of the good news, we have seen the hove lanes open back up. we sell plows and salt trucks out. -- saw some of the plows and salt trucks out. so far things are not looking too bad. we have seen a few fender benders. people seem to be losing control in spinning out. watch out and keep an eye on the road as you head up this morning. >> you get out there and think there is only half inch or a bit of a dusting and my area. the secondary roads can be tough. it can make driving difficult. >> good morning. we are still on 270 southbound. right now we are in montgomery county headed to the rockwellville -- gaithersburg area. we are p

near quantico. back to you. 5:34 is a time. hear that maryland ok, at leastking from the map perspective. let's go to brianne carter now, is in maryland. we saw her, she goodn the road grade >> from frederick, maryland. the interstate. we have gotten off into a side parking lot. it is already very slushy here in the parking lot. traffic seems to be moving relatively well. right now, starting to feel rain coming down. freezing rain or sleet at the moment. we have already seen some ice in the parking lot that we are standing and. -- heard of any major incidents in this area so far. down prettycoming .ard right now, we are just feeling rain. none of that freezing rain or sleet mix in with it. as has already been the case with the slippery conditions we are feeling here in the parking lot. -- hoping that traffic will continue to move at speed. so many salt trucks have been today.the major roads keep this mess at a as much as possible. out here on the roadways, you want to be careful. -- it could get worse. schools across the area h

lanes begin but delays begin as you head out of quantico. >> have a good weekend. we want to update on a story that we showed you yesterday. this was on tuesday. we were told a woman stole this train before driving it a mile or so then crashing it. now investigators say the woman accidentally started the train while cleaning it. she is hospitalized with serious injuries but she's expected to pull through. >> coming up at 5:00. a family is trying to rebuild their home after hurricane sandy and runs into red tape. why they couldn't cash the check for the damages until 7 on your side got involved. >> a woman attacked and robbed at a grocery store. >> coming up at 6:00. frequent fliers you may not be happy to learn about a spending requirement from delta. you have to shell out on tickets before you get the benefits and what can get you >> breaking news coming in from maryland. health officials are confirming a child has died from the flu. it is the first flu death of the season. because of privacy concerns no further information will be released on the child. we'll hav

yonathan melaku pleaded guilty to firing at the pentagon, the marine corps museum in quantico and two recruiting stations. his new lawyers say that he's been diagnosed as schizophrenic and they want a judge to determine whether the sentence is. >> you can soon get your hands on collectors' items from president obama's inauguration. we will share a live picture of the committee member bilious store on f street in northwest. the ballou high school marching band and others will be on hand for the grand opening this afternoon. the store sells everything from clothing to buttons and posters and lots of other items. party planners say 40,000 people are holding tickets to the two official inaugural balls and it is the lowest number since dwight eisenhower was first sworn into office in 1953. the president and first lady scheduled to attend only and those two. >> a lifetime of presidential protection is once again now a part of the office. president obama has signed into law a measure granting george w. bush and himself as well as future presidents a lifetime of secret service protection. thi

of virginia. all right. so the highs today going to be cold. but if we get to 33, we'll break that horrible little thing we have going on of being subfreezing all week long. here's a check at your time line. you can see that we'll keep a few snow showers into the eastern panhandle today. the rest of us will have sunshine. it'll be cold. you can see your sunday weather is probably going to be sunny. then clouds coming in late. it's monday we're thinking we're probably going to have some issues. let me break it down for you. as we think about monday morning with cold air in place, 29 with you get up. there's a chance we'll have slippery weather here. freezing rain possible as you start out your monday. then that morning rush, of course, would be affected. the other day i want to break down for you is thursday. thursday is the day where we could see some of that weather kind of crazy with some heavy rain by the afternoon and highs well into the 60s. so that is the weather scoop. cold this morning, co

in virginia, 395 looking at the main roads, not so bad. off the beltway to the 14th street bridge, treated and mostly wet. on 95, northbound passing quantico dumphries, and toward the truck scales, three accidents. 270, a , and a crash on southbound rte. 80 in urbana. colesville road in downtown silver spring, continuing, arlington boulevard and old georgetown rd. bethesda, looked at this. some of the secondary road getting out of the neighborhoods will be tricky this morning. it is a winter wonderland. river road and seven locks here. allow plenty of distance between you and the car in front of you. back to you. >> thank you. we have a couple more delays. two hour delay in alexandria city schools and anne arundel county schools. all the information is at the bottom of your screen. >> also on our website at wjla.com. 5:24, 19 degrees. a live look outside our studio in rosslyn. you will wake up to a winter >> 5:00 hour 263 < 10 months before voters head to the polls a new poll shows a dead heat in the virginia governor's race. a survey foun

includes inwood, west virginia and and just outside teens.ter, and cortin 21 degrees in frederick, 30 degrees at reagan national. in the low '30's south of ofhington and in parts maryland, including , fredericksburg, and quantico. will climb into the upper today, so it will feel like yesterday afternoon. i see some clouds now and we continue to see a few high clouds like yesterday. today's the coldest day all week. from year. going up we're not talking 60 degrees soon, but you will notice an uptick in the gradually, baby steps, day-by-day, all the way e weekend and into early next week. of a very dry weather pattern as well overall. i don't see another shot at rain snow until maybe the end of next week. so not decided but next friday. then it looks like rain. a lot can happen between now and then. more in the seven-day forecast coming up. now to jamee with a look at traffic. >> it's ok around the beltway in maryland and virginia. 66.oblems on in springfield, interstate 905, center, and hov lanes looking quiet. reports of a potential in the hov lanes approaching the beltway. i only see

we have 20s out into parts of west virginia and ohio. it will start to feel more like january around here and the tripping sprung time temperatures we've had. winds will be with us all day. it will be a very blustery day at times. winds can gust as high as 50 miles per hour. looking right now at gaithersburg, just hay wind gusting to 45 miles per hour. 39 in baltimore. so again, very persistent winds. wind advisory until 6:00 tonight and got to be concerned about some tree limbs. we're getting reports of trees falling. locally heavy rain last night and you add 50-mile per hour winds on top of that and that is likely to cause some issues. here is good news. most of the rain out of here and anywhere between about an inch and two and a half inches across the area. heaviest rain to the north of washington, north and west where we're still dealing withed intoing issues this morning. we should see plenty of sunshine today. later tonight as we get into the nighttime hours, a little upper level low. a little piece of colder energy will work its

it you're taking i-95, nice and clear. 26 minutes from quantico to the capitol beltway. >>> thanks danella. back to eun and aaron at the capitol covering this inauguration day. hey, you guys. >> pat, thanks so much. >>> you know what, it's not a secret that inauguration day means very tight security here in the district. >> in fact, keeping people safe is one of the city's top priorities. a no-fly zone is in effect within a 30-mile radius of the capitol. the potomac and anacostia rivers have areas shut down. meantime, because the crowds will be smaller, six bridges and freeways closed last inauguration will be open this time around, including the third street tunnel. the estimated cost for all of this security, about $120 million. >> professionally and -- >> this morning, extra law enforcement officers now on duty for inauguration events, police from across the country were sworn in as deputy u.s. marshals. american university hosted a security briefing yesterday. a lot of folks said their work will be much different if their normal jobs. >> we do have special security details back home. b

66 from virginia. everything good on that ride. inside the beltway the pace is good too as you head for the teddy roosevelt bridge. 95 corridor. leaving fredericksburg headed for quantico into woodbridge and springfield. boy sharply different from yesterday. everything open as you make that drive up to springfield to get to the beltway or continue on to 395. still the caution for you certainly along secondary roadways and out of your neighborhoods for the ice out there. back to you. >>> all right bev. thanks a lot. the capitols starting off their season like the wizards did. but that's in the good. >> not at all. plus the lady terps step out for clemson after softening on the tarheels -- stomping on the tarheels. the latest coming up. >> now the facebook question of the morning -- >> barbara cotter wrote on the facebook fan page -- >> log on to our facebook fan page and leave your guess. we'll have the answer in our 6:00 show. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. 5:22. your weather first and we've got clouds across the area. but

here's a live look at i-95 northbound in virginia at route 1. so what's happening is out of stafford, are you jammed. it's to be expected. it's slippery out there. we'll take you over an hour and a half to get from quantico to the beltway. i -- i just urge you give yourself extra time. aaron and eun? >> all right. a busy morning for you. thanks. >>> and that is "news4 today." thank you for starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with weather, traffic, and breaking news. (woman) 3 days of walking to give a break cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful