by his side. the team owner is here. i've been told that dan wheldon's parents are at home in england. for his wife, a plane is going to north carolina to bring her wife here to las vegas. and there's a lot of friends and family surrounding the outside trauma area at this time. >> all right, jamie. and obviously there's no more information available for jr hildebrand, pippa mann or will power, as they are still being treated over at university medical center. with this, we close out the season, scott, like i said, not the way we were anticipating at all. >> absolutely not. i think dan wheldon, just a superb person. a very, very race driver. somebody that i'm going to certainly miss, not only here at the indycar track, but saw him all the time at the kart track and somebody everyone looked up to. >> and will continue to look up to. amazing human being so much enthusiasm.

ill just can't believe what just happened. >> he always had a smile on his face. in fact, he had actually done three television broadcasts with our versus crew, the people that do the races when we're not on. and who knows, he may have had a career there. many people ask me why i always sign off, "til we meet again," because good-bye is always so final. good-bye, dan wheldon.

>> i know we will overcome. i know there are better days ahead. i know because of the man towering over us. thousands gathered in washington, d.c. to celebrate the dream of dr. martin luther king. the search continues tonight for a woman after her mom was found dead on wednesday. modern day malicia. why some americans are take protection into their own hands. first, tonight, the

reverend dr. martin luther king had the official opening top king memorial on the national mall. >> reporter: a large crowd dedicated a national memorial in washington like no other. it is the first to honor a man of justice, peace and color. >> i know we will overcome. i know there are better days ahead. i know this because of the man towering over us. >> reporter: president obama, the nation's first black president connected his own legacy to that of dr. king. he placed sign copies of his speeches into a time capsule at the memorial. a civil rights icon noted how his friend changed the world. >> 48 years ago we have signs

that said white men, colored men, white women, colored women. those signs are gone. they will not return. >> reporter: dr. king's towering 30-foot statue was serenaded with celebration. >> the entire king family was proud to witness this day. >> reporter: and music. at last, this american icon, now sits with the great landmarks in the nation's capitol. the names of 89 fallen firefighters have been added to a national memorial. among the firefighters honor today, a baltimore city fire captain donald hubble. back in february 2008 the 42- year-old died after suffering a heart attack during a train

drill at the city fire department's training acam my. national fallen firefighters memorial is honoring 72 who died in the line of duty from last year and 17 from previous years. now the latest tonight on the search for an 11-year-old. police are searching two parks. annapolis regional park and little bennett regional park. he has been missing two weeks. the boy's mother was found dead wednesday night. curtis lopez was arrested and charged in the murder of the mother. it looks like help is on the way to find lisa irwin. she was ten months old when she was reported missing october 4th. the national guard has been called in to lend a hand in the search. 25 guardsmen are crawling and searching for the infant. the guard is focusing on woods less than one mile west of the

family's home. they are looking for clues that might have been overlooked on the previous searches. if you are tuning in, sad news to report from the las vegas motor speedway. in a fiery crash of 15 cars, 33- year-old dan wheldon was killed in the second turn. the indiana two-time winner smashed in the wall after turn two. the injuries were unsurvivable. they canceled the rest of the race and did a five lap salute. tonight baltimore county police discovered a body found in a dumpster on the 200 block of north charles street. there were no signs of trauma. a shooting in east baltimore left a 20-year-old man dead. it happened shortly after midnight. marcus jones was shot several times and taken to john's

hopkins hospital. two men are recovering tonight after being stabbed in dundalk. it happened in the 700 block of wright avenue 9:30 saturday night. two men were taken to the hospital in serious condition. not clear on what lead up to the stabbings. today turned out to be another fabulous day. lots of sunshine in the forecast. i hop -- hope you enjoyed it. clouds are moving in. change is on the way. let me tell you what's going on. right now we are nice and dry. as we head further to the north you are dealing with rain. if you are travels take you to pennsylvania be prepared for that. some will try to work their way into our area as we go through the overnight. we'll stay mainly dry. temperatures not so bad at the inner harbor. 72 degrees. 70s winchester and kulpeper.

the rest of this evening temperatures stay in the 60s. we'll see increasing clouds. it will be a breezy day and evening. >> thank you very much. today ravens saluting [ inaudible ] there was a moment of silence. the numbers are on the rise. the mission is to protect themselves and their families. we'll take a look at the modern day malicias and see what has them taking matters into their own hands.

it has been ten years since

the september 11th attacks. security analyst say new threats are emerging that we may not be aware of yet. the threats are increasing in our very own communities. it is enough to drive some people to think about defending themselves. christian wolf has a look inside modern day malicia groups. >> reporter: tom morris and daniel are on the hunt to find their enemies. armed with rifles and scope, the key is to keep quiet. >> the ability to hide from forces. >> reporter: these men aren't in iraq or afghanistan. they are in northern michigan. >> the skills i'm learning here i hope i never have to use. >> reporter: you are in a group of ordinary citizens who form their own military force without government help. >> malicia is a constitutional aspect of this country. >> reporter: tom morris' father

organizes the monthly training. they worry government spending and power are spiraling out of control. >> the government is getting out of hand. >> reporter: this is where one team set up camp for the weekend. they used radios to community here and keep watch for the enemy attack. in this exercise tom, whose code name is bubba, is the enemy. >> people are way off defending themselves. >> reporter: malicias have a long history in the u.s. dating back to 1774. >> it has gotten hot in two years. >> reporter: he studies malicias for non-profit organizations. in 2010 splc tracked 230 active malicias in the u.s. that's a jump of 700% in three years. >> keep your eyes opened. >> reporter: within this

underground world, homeland security secretary told us violence is also escalating. >> we see the rise of homegrown extremism. some inspired by al queda. some inspired by other ideologies. but all committing violence in the name of an ideology and trying to disrupt and kill. >> reporter: malicia members we spent time with in michigan say they are not out to hurt others but help when needed. he didn't want to give his last name but said in five years their malicia has grown 25%. he and other malicia members in the group say they are opened to anyone regardless of race, religion or political beliefs. the law center and homeland

security say these groups may be the exception and radical malicias are sprouting into communities across the u.s. with strict antigovernment beliefs ready to strike at almost anyone. >> we are seeing police officers coming after malicia groups. >> reporter: for his father it is not about violence but survival. this weekend the enemy wins. >> i spy with my little cries. >> reporter: bubba captures the other team's flag without notice winning the game but preparing for the worse. >> i think it is fear that all hell will break loose. coming up tonight at 11:00, we'll hear from analyst who say the department of homeland security isn't doing enough to track some of these potentially dangerous malicia groups. we had a beautiful day with

a beautiful sunset. absolutely gorgeous. temperature wise coming in at 68 degrees. humidity 42%. the winds are variable at 7 miles per hour. barometer 29.78. it is holding steady. baltimore had blue skies and cirrus clouds up there. it was a gorgeous day. hope you took advantage of it. also what we had that you didn't see but felt were wind gusts. 22 in baltimore. parkton 24. 21 glenwood. maryland's radar not picking up on a lot right now. highs today came in at 74 at the inner harbor. 72 annapolis. 70 cambridge. these 70s are above average. we'll stay that way going into tomorrow. satellite and radar closer view showing there are showers moving into pennsylvania at this time. it is forecasted to try to drop

in our direction as we go through the evening. the air is dry. i don't think a lot will make it. maybe a couple sprinkles. we'll stay dry through the evening. that's good news. even into tomorrow. it goes into motion and we can see a few clouds more than today. it is a sun and cloud mix tomorrow. we'll stay dry. tuesday we'll have more clouds. mostly cloudy. we'll have a chance for a shower to pop up. the rain will get in here wednesday. that's when you'll need the umbrella. this is what it look like through the overnight. temperature 52 degrees. mostly cloudy. dry and cool. temperatures are still going to be above average. we should be around 46 degrees. no complaint there is. not too cool or cold. tomorrow 72 degrees. similar to what we had for today. just a few more clouds. temperatures remain above average. by tomorrow night we'll do it

all over again. we'll have a few more clouds oat there. i'll put a stray shower possible. temperature 53 degrees. seven-day forecast not looking too bad. still have a couple more warm days out there for monday and tuesday. 72 and 71 forecasted here. you can see on tuesday we have a chance for a couple of showers to move in as we go into the even. as we go into wednesday you can see the temperature, because of the rain, 66 degrees. thursday, friday, saturday and sunday look gorgeous. we'll see a chill in the air thursday and friday. stay with us. we'll be right back.

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we'll be warm tomorrow. temperature coming in at 72 degrees. it will be more like it was today. we'll have a few more clouds.

tuesday, still more of the same. looking good as we go into thursday and friday. >> have a good one. we'll be back tonight at 11:00.