right now on first midday, first lady michelle obama is to speak. and then thousands of fans to and from the first home game for the redskins. and tanning beds, making it illegal for teenagers. "news4 midday" starts now. good morning, everybody. welcome to "news4 midday."

i am barbara harrison. >> and i am in for joe krebs. it's friday, september 18th, 2009. the first lady is expected to speak momentarily at an event here in washington, and the focus is women and how they are affected by the health care program. health care is a moral issue. >> health care is about more than the details of a policy, it's about what kind of country you want to be. young people, it's about what kind of country you want to be. we are the only nation on earth that lives with millions of people without health insurance. >> the president emphasized the public option is an essential component of his plan to reduce the cost of health care. you will see a lot of the president this week, because he is sitting down with five

television networks this year. highly unusual, even for a president that uses media to get his message across. authorities are still looking for a man that car jacked a woman in a target parking lot and then led police on a high-speed chase through two states. it started in gainesville, virginia. a man forced himself into her car and then started to drive towards maryland. and virginia officers caught up and chased him into prince georges county. there where there was a crash involving several cars and a police cruiser. >> all i heard was, bang, bang, and boom, boom, and then shortly after the police car did the same thing. he hit my car and kept on going. >> the suspect got out of the vehicle and ran away. the woman inside the car was not hurt. the search continues this morning for a group of men that broke into a fairfax county house posing at fbi agents.

the men broke into the house in the 3400 block of charleston street yesterday afternoon. police say the masked men beat up the man after tying up the adult victims. the woman and baby were not hurt. police say a college student for a samurai sword does not intentionally try to kill an intruder earlier this week. investigators say the student heard an intruder and picked up the sword. according to the police, the intruder lunged at him. he died at the scene. the student has not been charged. we are learning about açó m arrested in the case of a murdered college student. clark was a technician in the lab where le also worked. police say he killed her and stuffed her body inside a wall.

authorities are still not saying why, but eluded to an issue of workplace violence. co-workers reportedly described clark as a control freak that clashed with researchers over the mice cages in the lap. and they say there was nothing in clark's work history that raised regular flags. >> it says more about the dark side of the human soul than it does about anything else. >> we are also learning that police first began following clark on saturday, a day before they found le's body. the police chief told a newspaper that clark was always the prime suspect. nonetheless, t arrest came as a shock to the people who knew him. his friends appeared on the "today" show this morning. >> you don't want to think it's true. and you wake up every morning and there is new evidence that comes about. you almost want to think, is that really the person that you have known your whole life? please let it be a stunt double. >> his friends described clerk

as friendly and out going and a good guy. let's take a look outside right now. still a whole lot of clouds out there, but better weather is moving in for the weekend, we understand. >> that's right. let's get our first forecast from tom kierein up in storm center 4. >> the sun is beginning to try and break out to the south and east as well as north and west of washington, but cloudy as we look at radar. no precipitation around the regi region. there is the view from space. and we have sunshine in charles county. and the rest of southern maryland, and the lower east shore. and shenandoah valley getting sunshine right now. but still mostly cloudy across the rest of northern virginia this friday morning. temperatures across the region are in the upper 70s to near 70 degrees. 70 in washington and mid 70s in shenandoah valley. we will have highs reaching the mid-70s. and out in the mountains, too, sunshine. low 70s there. a delightful september day there

under way. for the rest of the afternoon, becoming partly sunny, and should be mild with highs in the mid-70s with a light breeze coming in out of the southwest, around 5 to 15. improving news for tonight. we will talk about the forecast for the weekend, and look at the forecast for the skins as well as the rams' game, and the football games saturday, and we'll have a forecast for that. a look into next week as well, as we have more changes in the forecast coming after the weekend. we will have details coming up in a few minutes. barbara and keith. >> thank you, tom. let's get the latest on the midday traffic. let's go to jerry edwards. >> good morning, everybody. we will head south. take a live look. we approach the wilson bridge, and doing well to see there is work off the span off the inner loop blocking the right lane to alexandria. no significant delays because of that.

good news there. elsewhere, if you are headed downtown, smooth sailing, at least for the moment, he says optimi optimistly. and all the lanes are open, and no roadwork we can find. barbara and keith, back to you. >> thank you, jerry. it's what football fans have been waiting for all year. this week the skins will have their home opener against the rams at fedex field. thousands of people will pack the stands, not to mention metro and the roads to get there. we are joined live with more on how transportation officials are trying to help fans get around. >> good morning, barbara. the blue line will get the green light. they will have more trains this weekend to speed the sunday commute, especially for those sporting the burgundy and gold. the paper lady's front page news

met another tough day for metro, but the sunday's plan will work in metro's favor. on sunday, metro will boost the number of trains rung the blue line. >> that's awesome. that's awesome. that's a smart move. you see, if the redskins are like metro, then it will be a great game. >> it's an effort to keep all the excitement in fedex field and off the tracks. john reddish will park for free thanks to a friend. >> i work over by the gas station and walk over. >> you don't work her and pay $25? >> no, i am not parking here. too steep. >> it's 25 bucks to use one of the space here. >> no, i am not going to the game. it's too crowded. this whole area is crowded

during the game. >> that wouldn't happen to be because your a cowboy' fan? >> no, no. >> until the redskins start to think smart, then that's when they will become a competitive team. but i love metro. >> todd price loves his car and can't understand why arena drive is onlypen for games. >> you have to go all the way up and use another exit just to get to the mall. i don't think that makes too much sense. >> sense is coming. the cones and construction are going. the maryland state highway admin station, turning arena drive into a full-time exit. that's the good non-game day news.

so if you think it's worth it to park here and pay 25 bucks, don't bring your credit card or cash, you will have to pay with a smart trip card. you will want to plan in advance. reporting live in landover, i am kimberly suitors, news4. back to you. >> thank you, kimberly. >> metro riders -- can you believe how many cowboys' fans she found out there? >> i think there are probably a lot more cowboy fans this this area than peopleanted to realize, but they are probably the renegades of the family. >> i reserve the right to not speak right now. >> yeah, we grew up as neighborhoods down the road. >> yeah, yeah. not too far from houston. but i respect the redskins. let's leave it at that. >> metro riders now. who will take the red and orange lines can expect delays this weekend. maintenance will start on the lines at 9:30 tonight, and on

the red lines they will single track. on the orange line they will be single tracking between the east falls church and ball stun stations. and now it's 11:10. the mixed reaction to pull the plug on the missile shield in europe. coming up, we will tell you what will replace the system and why the decision was made. plus, how a friend several states away helped to get him rescued. and the bidding war in the finals hours. we will tell you how much a dinner date with

developing news out of pakistan this morning. that's where 25 people were dead after a suicide bomber rammed a car packed with explosives into a hotel. it happened in the northern part of the country. it's the second bombing there in two days. the town which sits near the afghan border has a history of violence between the shiite and sunni muslim sects. and a plan called for a system to have been built in poland and the czech republicic. and yesterday president obama said the pentagon has a better and cheaper way to guard against

missile attacks against iran. and robert gates says he supports the about face, but republicans say the move makes america look weak. and former vice president cheney i recovering from back condition. he had lumbar spinal stenosis. it's a narrowing of the spinal canal. his office says the operation was successful. mr. cheney has had a number of medical problems over the year, including four heart attacks. the massachusetts legislature is one step closer to carrying out one of the late senator ted kennedy's wishes. it passed a law that would allow the governor to name an interim apartment to fill kennedy's empty seat. kennedy said the governor should be given the power to appoint a successor so the state could be

fully represented in the debate on health care. mcdonnell faced tough questions. he debated creigh deeds in fairfax county yesterday. deeds criticized mcdonnell for his master's thesis in 1989 %pundermined the family. deeds promised new money for roads in his first year in office, and monnell wants to sell off state-owned liquor stores to generate cash. he criticized deeds for not saying how he would fund his plan. >> i handed out my plan, and here is my opponent's plan. nothinging there. >> i have a long record of getting things done whether i'm the minority or majority. i can get transportation fixed next year. >>nd candidates will debate twice before november's election two more times.

we begin with weather. thomas, what can we expect for the weekend. >> i am surprised you are not frowning and complaining. >> we have solar deprivation. we only had three days over the weekend and in the first part of the week where we got above average with sunshine. here we are, another day, another morning with a lot of clouds around. we did not have any rain, though, this morning. predawn we did have a few areas of drizzle west and north. but right now the clouds still linger over washington. that's the live view from the sky watcher camera. there is a brightening to the overcast, teasing us and taunting us. and eventually it appears that we ought to get good sunshine breaking out here in washington. as we look at the other view over the potomac river. can you see a deck of gray clouds there. the potomac reflecting the gray overcast, and just to the right

is mreagan national airport whee the temperature is 70 degrees. and september, despite the seemingly damp weather we are below average precipitatn wise. well, let's take a look at radar. we don't have any precipitation this morning. we have the clouds that are lingering at this hour. as we take a look at the view from space we have had some breaks in the cloud coverage to the south and east. temperatures right now are in the upper 60s to near 70 in prince georges county. monta montgomery county is near 70 degrees. and a little cooler where there is thicker clouds from the blue ridge across much of northern virginia. but sunshine breaking out in southern maryland. as well as the blue ridge west, where it's cooler.

and then up towards martinsburg and hagerstown. they have sunshine breaking out. in chantilly, the cool was 61. a little sun trying to break out there. look at their monthly rain. only over 1/3 of an inch. they do need rain. out of the mountains, they are getting sunshine now. temperatures are in the low 70s. and eastern shore, the temperatures are near 70 degrees. the wide view showing other cool temperatures around the great lakes into new england. just to the south, it's near 70. really pleasant autumn weather temperature wise throughout much of the eastern half of the country. as we go forward over the next 48 hours, we have high pressure building over the great lakes now. it will push the clouds out of here. by dawn tomorrow we ought to see

quite a bit of sunshine on saturday as the high pressure sinks over the top of us. we will have increasing sunshine in to saturday afternoon. and far to the west, as we get into sunday morning, here comes another front with rain. it looks like that may be drifting through here by the first part of next week. but the timing is perfect for a nice dry weekend coming up. so for your outdoor recreation and work plans, we should have some wonderful weather. and sunny, mild, light breezes coming out the southwest. should warm us into the mid-70s after the sunshine breaks out. and then good football weather, partly cloudy in the 60s for the evening. by dawn tomorrow we should be in the upper 50s. for saturday, it should be great high school football games tomorrow too. afternoon highs climb into the mid-70s with lots of sunshine and low humidity. sunday morning, under a clear sky, ought to be cool.

only the mid-50s. sunday afternoon, partly cloudy in the upper 70s. as we start monday, it looks like we might have an increasing chance of rain certainly by late morning into the afternoon with highs in the mid-70s. here is the forecast for the skins and rams. 1:00 game time. fedex field. should be partly cloudy and in the mid-70s and peaking in the upper 70s throughout the game. next week, tuesday and wednesday we may get more showers with highs in the 70s. drying out again is the trend for the end of the week. that's the way it looks. have a great weekend. weather should cooperate. >> that sounds great. you have a good weekends to. >> i will be back a couple more times. >> thank you, tom. turning now to somebody that is really ready for the weekend, i think probably already has the car engine started. >> yeah, i will tell you, i think we are all ready for the weekend. but aren't we always ready for the weekend? >> not always. >> what is new? >> yeah, exactly. route 118 westbound, a pickup

truck fire. west of 270 near aircraft drive. the westbound side tied up. eastbound seems to be getting biokay. and then work on 270 itself. the right lane is blocked. could not find much in the way of construction at this hour on 95 or 66. that's very good news. you might find heavy approaching the wilson bridge over on the loop. imagine being trapped inside the van dangling over a ravine. the driver lost control while driving and his van went plunging over the cliff. the van could not be seen from the road and nobody witnessed the accident. fortunate fortunately, he was talking on the hands free phone and asked his friend to call 911 and his wife. >> i just described where he

was. and then she said she will call him and try to figure out exactly where he was. >> the prince georges' county fire department got there and had to carefully secure the vehicle and slowly pul it back up. after it was all said and done, he suffered a minor injury to his leg. >> that had to be very, very scary, and then walked away with just a minor injury. >> remember, if he could not tell somebody on the phone they may not have realized that had even gone over. >> and parents can store their child's baby teeth for stem cells. will there be enou swine flu vaccine to go around? and then a game board on the market that will help teach goodmaners. first, let's look at what is hot on nbcwashington.com.

how much would y pay to have dinner with sarah palin? 60,000 bucks, maybe? somebody has offered that. and it's a charity that helps wounded soldiers that it will go

for. sarah palin can choose not to dine with the winner. in that case the winner's bid would be returned. if you are interested in and have extra cash laying around, if you have more than 12 hours left to enter your bid. and everybody is talking about kanye west since the outburst at the mtv awards. and there are many laughs about it. take a look. >> i will let you finish. but beyonce has one of the bes videos of all-time. >> it's not taylor swift he is interrupting as you can see, it's president obama. kanye west has since apologized to swift, but it doesn't look like he will live this down anytime soon. >> for something that stunned so many people, i guess it's good to get laughs out of it at this point. >> i guess so. coming up, a new search

today outside the home of where a girl was kept captive for 18 years. and cameras are finally allowed inside the home. keeping teens away from tanning beds. one local county is trying to pass a new law. >> and tom kierein is also coming back with a full weekends forecast. stay with us. we'll be right back.

right now at 11:30 on news4 midday, michelle obama, the first lady and attending and will speak at an event taking place right now on health care reform. the focus on women and how they are affected by the health care system. mrs. obama will reinforce the message of what the president sa yesterday on the health care issue. and a man car jacked a woman in the target parking lot in gainesville, prince william county. he helder at gun point and started to drive towards maryland. police caught up with him and chased him in prince georges county. the redskins, getting ready for the home opener, and so is metro. the agency will add trains on the blue line to handle the crowds going to the fedex field.

and a couple is accused of kidnapping and keeping the girl in their backyard for 18 years. and they are getting a first look at the conditions inside. george lewis reports. >> reporter: the photos were shot by the building department last month just before the inspectors said it was condemned, unfit for human habitation. and the inside of the house is incomplete disarray, with pieces of furniture piled on top of one another, and papers strewn on the floor. mounds of dirty pots in the kitchen. and authorities allege these are the kinds of conditions jaycee dugard and her two daughters lived enduring the time that they were kept by phillip and nancy garrido, who have plead

not guilty to all the crges against them. now authorities are mounting a new search at the house to see if the garridos can be tied to a pair of unsolved kidnapping cases in california. today investigators will begin to dig in that area also using ground penetrating rad in their search. george lewis, nbc news, los angeles >> police said they found a bone fragment on the garrido's property that they believe may be a human bone. investigators are figuring out if the pair may be linked to other abduction cases. and a boy is dead after being hit by a train. it happened yesterday afternoon in north west wshs. the teen was found underneath the train. resc rescue workers had to cut power to get to him. he died of the injuries. investigators say the teen was a sophomore at bell multicultural

school. and then ryan served more than three years in jail after a 2004 accident in charles county that killed yvonne hutchin sunson. they are shocked to learn that he was arrested two other times this april and now faces charges with driving without a license. >> it's just very frustrating. once he gets out he reoffends again. there no rehabilitation at all. he just completely disregards the law, apparently, if he is going back to reoffending and driving without a license. he just doesn't care. >> his attorney called his client's actions remorseful. many teenagers may no longer be allowed to use tanning beds in one county. the ban wou prohibit teens after the age of 18 from using

tanning beds. tanning beds are widely suspected of causing a deadly type of skin cancer. a briefing on the issue will be held next tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the county health department. time to take another look at today's weather. >> let's talk to tom kierein. we don't see sunshine out there, tom. >> some of the viewers are now in southern maryland and off to the west. not here in washington. there is a view from the city camera showing the clouds that are hovering over the potomac river now, and it's 70 degrees in washington. and you can see the cloud cover reflected on the waters of the potomac at this hour, and as we approach the noon hour, it's going to stay cloudy. right now looking at the radar, no precipitation around the region. and looking at the view from space, this is sunshine here in the shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, but in much of maryland and virginia, still cloudy. although a little sun breaking out in southern maryland, parts of the lower east shore at this time. as we take a look at the

temperatures. we are in the 60s near 70. hovering around 70 all around the region. we will stay near 70 all the way into the next couple of hours. as the sun breaks out we ought to hit the mid-70s. they have had about 1.8 inches of rain there so far this september. and near 70 on the eastern shore. for the rest of the afternoon, we should go partly sunny. welcome sunshine breaking out. mild. highs mid-70s with a light breeze out of the southwest. and then tonight for all the high school games, temperatures in the 60s. sunset will be at 7:11. and 6:53, sunrise time on saturday. and it should be great for all the outdoor activities with highs reaching the 70s. and on monday and into perhaps tuesday and wednesday a chance of passing showers each day. a drying trend for the end of the week. that's the way it looks right

now, barbara and keith. >> thank you, tom. let's get a final check of the midday traffic. >> jerry edwards standing by to see what you can expect if you are heading out. >> not a lot to worry about. that's good news. and here is eastbound 66, the exit from the capital beltway. a lot of the work going on not in the travel portion. it appears we have two lanes getting by the exit ramp and that is subject to change over the weekend and in the future. elsewhere, 395 southbound off the 14ñrth streetxd bridge, lank and beyond, moving along nicely. could not find any roadwork 95 in either direction. northbound 395, smooth sailing heading into downtown at this hour. barbara and keith, back to you. >> thank you, jerry. the world health organization is warning that global production of swine flu vaccine will fall short of the earlier estimates. the seasonal flu vaccines are

being blamed. at noon tonight the cdc will host a news conference to provide a conference on the update of the swine flu and vaccine destination. and now some parents are choosing to store teeth in a medical bank. baby teeth holds stem cells that can be used to treat a number of diseases. sit worth the hassle and the expense? here is dr. nancy snyderman with more? >> 12-year-old abby is missing a few baby teeth. >> right here. right here. and right here. >> her parents are keeping track for each one, not for the tooth fairy, but for one more important. abby has type 1 diabetes, and they hope one day, some day, stem cells from baby teeth might unlock a cure. the idea is not new.

for a few years, many moms and dads have been banking the blood found in umbilical cords right after their baby's birth. but it's costly, and not all of them take the leap. for this mom, health concerns were a far-off worry until their daughter was diagnosed with diabetes. >> we had no idea. >> and her parents are hopeful about stem cells gathered from the baby teeth. some companies see this as an opportunity, running ads like these, which seem promising. >> stem cells hold the potential to replace diseased cells with healthy cells. >> there is disagreement as to whether it will lead in any cure. >> parents do ask me about baby teeth and stem cells. right now there is not

sufficient science to recommend saving and banks these teeth. >> but stem cell banks say they are not taking advantage. >> they will become very significant clinical players, hopefully in the near future. we make sure these people are educated and they understand there are no immediate treatments for this. >> mainly it's an issue of costs. the hundreds of dollars to collect and store the teeth just is not worth it for some, and for others it's important for the mere possibility of cures in the future. with your daily dose of medicine, i am dr. nancy snyderman for news4. >> interesting. >> yeah, interesting to see if it will work out. >> we might have to wait a few years before we see cures that are promised by stem cell research. still ahead, cutting prices on the popular gaming system, or

a popular gaming system. and trading investors hoping for a rebound today. and a story that may make your head ache just watching it. circus acts j

it's the story about tough economic times. the dc library will cut back services and hours. they have to trim 11% of their budget. on the chopping block, book mobile service to schools, and in addition the service will change their hours. and starting october 5th, it will be the other way around. all public libraries will be closed on monday holidays. we are seeing gains on wall street this morning. >> let's check in with mike from cnbc. >> after taking a pause yesterday, if you will, stocks are up today so far. they touched their highest levels of the year. if the rally holds up, this

could be the best week for stocks in one to two months. right w the dow is up 25 points. the s&p 500 up about five points and now adding fuel to the fire today, out of barkley's capital, that is gross domestic product that grows at 5% in the next year, and it expect the fed to raise interest rates again in the third quarter of 2010. meantime, news for those that are fighting the battle of the bulge, there are test results on a new prescription diet pill. some lost 35 pounds in a year on this study. the company, one of three, in the final stages of developing a new weight loss medication. says it will file for fda approval of the drug this year. and then a blog posted pictures much a target add oering the

nintendo wii for $195. i am not a gamer, but obviously that is good news for those folks that are, i guess, and for those that are going to buy them for gamers for the holiday season, i guess. >> yeah, a couple months away from game time. >> yeah, that's true. thank you and have a great weekend, mike. imagine a board game that could train your kids to be poe litiga -- polite. >> a mom created an award-winning game that can do that. nbc's jay gray has the story. >> reporter: the toughest lessons for parents to teach -- >> give that back! >> reporter: and for kids to learn, developing good manners is an age-old struggle,

certainly not a game. or is it? >> brandon likes to gossip and spread rumors about other people. >> amy believes teaching kids to say please and thank you is literally a roll of the dice. >> really, it's simple. i really do want to help kids. >> a former corporate trainer was teaching children's etiquette class at country clubs in north carolina when she came up the ideas for blunders. it's four characters, and they can only make it to a summer party if they get through sticky situations that require good manners. players answer scenario-based questions to move the characters to the pool. >> i wanted it to be fun and create different types of questions, like true and false, and shcharades and multiple choice.

she tookhe concept to this reality, and it's an expensive and risky game. >> we had money in savings, and had being the operative fund, and then we thought if they can't make it to college at least they will have good manners. and the letters that she received that those turned blundered to help kids with special needs. >> i could not believe the difference in his behavior. calmer. eager to succeed. >> kids that want to become winners at life. the time is 11:48.

a look at what is new at the movies coming up. we are looking for people that make the day special in the early-morning hours. if you know somebody like that e-mail their story and a clear close-up picture or video

the emmy awards will honor the best in primetime television this weekend. and we have the expert

predictions on which shows will n big this year. >> "30 rock." >> last year, "30 rock" sweeped the emmys. voters love "30 rock.rock." 30 rock is expected to roll once again. >> there is something in the water in the "30 rock" building that must translate into emmy gold. >> that could lead fellow nominees in the dust. >> why would you deny yourself something you want. >> mad men is nearly as dominant as "30 rock." >> "man men" has buzz. >> it's a very rich and complex drama. a very adult drama.

the look of the show is so intaux indicating. you can't complain about "mad men." >> this time this is a challenge. >> for a number of years where "saturday night live," you take it for granted. t the winners will be revealed on sunday night. jennifer aniston on the big straen again. that's topping our looks at the movies.

jennifer aniston stars in "love happens." it's rated pg-13. if you are up for a comedy, you may check out the "informant." it stars matt damon, who thinks of himself more heroic than he is. the "informant" is rated r. and then megan fox is in a new horror flick "jennifer's body." she will host the season premiere of "saturday night live" tomorrow night. "jennifer's body" is also rated r. >> and then a movie of a town where food falls from the sky like rain. and it stars the voices of anna

farris and james cahn. >> yeah, and al roker, his voice is in there a few times. he is the weather guy in the movie, so imagine that. >> and hi, pat. >> coming up this afternoon, on news4 at 4:00, today's cereal boxes are filled with all kinds of healthy promises. and the question is do the questions in the boxes deliver. and we have the result of the investigation coming up today at 4:00. and then at 5:00 this afternoon, cutting into plastic. it's not only tricky, but it can cause serious injury. learn about the dangers of trying to brik into the packages. i know for myself it's always a frustration to buy something new, and you can't get it open and get it out. it's friday, and the team from

the washington post, reliable source column will be here to tell us what is going on around town. in terms of the whispers. the rumors. >> yeah, there are a few out there. i can't wait to see how to get into those packages. >> yeah, it's frustrating. when i buy the product at the score, i ask the store clerk to open it for me right there. >> that's smart. i figure there is a trick to it, but i have not learned it yet. >> they told me the trick is not scissored, it's a razor. >> have you to have a razor? >> you have to have a razor. >> hands don't seem to do it. >> you have to be really careful. that's what we will talk about at 4:00. see you later. let's get a final check on today's forecast. >> i am happy to report the sunshine breaking news. sunshine is breaking out here in washington after a cloudy period. we are happy to see it. still cloudy. we are getting breaks in the clouds. radar is not showing any precipitation. the view from space showing some

thin spots around the region, quite a bit of sunshine west of the blue ridge. southern maryland and around the lower with part of the bay. as we get into the afternoon hours, we will see where it's right near 70 at andrews crime into the mid-70s. 70 all around the region now. by midafternoon, highs mid-70s with a breeze and partly sunny. and tonight great weather f all the high school football games. and by dawn on saturday, at 6:53, it should be partly cloudy and sunny the rest of e day. highs reaching the mid-70s, and cool sunday morning in the mid-50s. partly cloudy and sunday afternoon. great weather for the skins, and rams game. and then monday, back to work and school. showers may develop in late afternoon. and then ary have a great weekend. see you on monday. a circus drawing huge clouds in moscow this week.

and this features 150 performers around the world competing for the top prize. one of the highlights is a chinese group bouncing around the stage using their heads. their feat draws a standing ovation. >> now, that's talent. >> don't try it at home. >> not at all. no. >> thank you for joining us. tune in with us next monday at 4:55 a.m. >> bye.