chocolate milk to a middle school. emotions are running high regarding health care reform. and tonight, some members of congress are getting extra security. good evening, i'm jim vance. >> and i'm wendy rieger. dori doreen gentzler is off today. democrat steny hoyer said at least ten democrats have been threatened. steve handelsman has more on capitol hill. >> reporter: wendy, thank. good evening. for many around here and america passions incited by his health care reform debate have not cooled. as the senate debated, police reports piled up. a brick thrown through the window of denies slaughter'sous in buffalo. and a door smashed at democrat gabriel gifford's off in tucson. in virginia, a tea party blog

posted democrat tom pierello's home. in fact, it was his brother's home. roughly ten democrats have been threatened. members are to be on alert. >> to take precautions so they do not subject themselves or their families to physical harm. >> reporter: democrats want health kerosene as a done deal. but what house democrats passed it sunday, they also passed a set of changes, higher taxes on the well off. lower taxes on union health plan that senate democrats hope to okay this week. but republicans are objecting. >> more taxes and more mandates and more burdens. >> it's a sham perpetrated on the american people. >> reporter: and to slow the process, republicans are prop e proposing amendments like banning the sale of viagra to sex offenders, daring democrats to vote no. >> if this bill goes through

without this amendment, your tax dollars are going to be paying for viagra for child molesters. >> reporter: democrats are crying foul. >> i think it's pretty clear, there's a lot of game-playing going on. >> reporter: and much worse, some democrats are calling for republicans to denounce it. th up here on capitol hill, he has said, this has gotten out of control, but a senior house republican, eric cantor of virginia had already done that, saying these attacks need condemnation. he called the reprehensible behavior. live from the chill, i'm steve handelsman. >> virginia congressman tom pieriello is responding.

and a threatening letter was sent to the home in charlottesville. he released a statement to say while it's too early to say anything regarding political motivations behind this act it's never too early for political leaders to condemn such acts of violence. both local authorities and the fbi are investigating who may have cut the gas line outside of that home. there were no injuries. >> police are investigating the story and we're following breaking news in this case now of a woman who was found shot at close range in fairfax county this morning. it happened in a normally quiet mt. vernon community, just off route 1. jackie bensen is on the scene now. >> reporter: well, jim, we're in arlington. i'm going to show you the scene here. just over an hour ago, police may have ended their search for the suspect in the shootinging. you can see the gold colored nissan maxim ma down here. a man was found dead of a

self-inflicted gunshot wound. that vehicle fits the description of the one used in the point blank shooting of the woman in the mt. vernon area this morning. now, police have not given us any information at this point except to say, investigators from the fairfax county police department who are investigating this morning's shooting are here on the scene. this happened just a short time ago. this discovery was made. the body of a man inside that gold nissan maxim ma which fits the descriptionf the suspect vehicle they're looking for from this morning's murder he was found about 5:00. police very quickly taped off all the streets here around columbia pike and south quincy. they're not allowing anyone into that area. they set up a tent and you can see there are a dozen detectives. and crime scene detectives on the scene right now. a sheriff's deputy in fairfax county has been arrested after police say he engaged in sex acts with a female prisoner

while she was in the hospital. police say the prisoner was taken to the fairfax county hospital on march 8th and deputy james heinz was designed to guard her. they say heinz and t woman had when they called inappropriate contact. the sheriff's office learned about the alleged incident almost ten days later and investigated. they turned the case over to the fairfax county police who arrested heinz this week. the snowplows were a godsend just a few weeks ago with the blizzards. the plows pushed snow on the mounds on the side of the road. now that the snow has melted a new problem has aridge and there's an unusual fix. aaron gilchrist has more. >> reporter: it's a mess lining the road. >> a lot of this was vehicle traffic, snowplows on the se of the road. as they move, they'll pick up

dirt on the side of the road. >> reporter: today, amongst the muck, inmates from the sheriff's inmates office. scenes of nonviolent inmates circling the county looking for displaced dirt and trash. >> there was some substantial divots alongside the road. with the spring weather it will start growing again. >> reporter: v-d.o.t.'s operations manager showed us where a backhoe fouled up a section of the road. >> when you have snow this deep, they can't see. >> reporter: it went on sewer drains and tore up concrete curbs, in addition to sod damage. for v-d.o.t., it's about priorities. >> right now, this is not a safety issue so this is not a priority. we will get to it because it's the right thing to do. but it's not a priority. >> reporter: what is a priority? potholes. this stretch of kingstown had so

many, crews had to completely resurface it. since march 1st, 13,000 potholes have been filled in fairfax, as part of the governor's state wide effort to make roads safe. there were a lot of neighborhoods that saw a fair amount of damage from the snow cleanup as well. if some of that damage happened on your property, fairfax county wants you to to step you. where v-d.o.t. can't get to it quickly and where the sheriff's department hasn't picked up the slack, the county is asking homeowners and businesses to step in. >> if they can assist with putting sod back down where it's still alive or cleaning up branches if they're able to, in their yards or in the streets next to them. >> reporter: and eventually, if v-d.o.t. is responsible, the agency says it will level, seed and wait for spring. some fairfax county, aaron gilchrist, news4. >> you can file claims in d.c. and maryland. for details go to

nbcwashington.com and search plow damage. when you get a day like today, you might be inclined to wonder what snow? what are you talking about? good stuff, isn't it? >> excellent stuff when you consider today's one of the warmest days of the month. up to 68 degrees, the temperature. we do have rain that's going to start heading our way. 66 is the temperature right now in bethesda. burk and benning all at 66 degrees. the temperature has fallen slightly. all that warmth today making some of us sneeze. 195, the pollen count. that puts us in a high range. right now, leafing, maple and elm. frankly, tomorrow's pollen count will be higher, too. we're still going to have the warmth but cloud cover. overnight, mostly clear, with temperatures dropping to the low and mid-50s by 11:00. sun sets at 7:05. still, though, a starry night

until the clouds get here. again, rain is on wait. i'll tell you when it's going to move in. how much we're expecting and when can we get rid of it. of back to you, jim. >> thanks, veronica. coming up in the broadcast tonight, new information about a road rage incident in virginia that involved a dump truck, a jaguar and a gun. a maryland dairy processor says it made a mistake and sent tainted chocolate milk to a middle school. >> more than 1 million baby slings being recalled because of claims linking them to infant deaths. scientists getting a close look at a volcano erupting in iceland. andray blatche called out by his coach. mike shanahan talking to tim tebow. and it's the caps and the pen begins later

>> announcer: you're watching "news4 at 6." a dairy processor in fret drik, maryland, is acknowledging it made a mistake that led to two students getting sick. it mistakenly sent chocolate milk tainted with a nontoxic chemical solution to west frederick middle school in frederick county. two students complain evidence feeling queasy. officials say they were aware of the bad milk with a sign that warned employees not to distribute it. that sign was lost. and six cases were mistakenly shipped. the consumer product safety commission said babies can suffocate in soft baby slings. erica edwards with our report. >> reporter: baby slings, a new parent staple. the baby is snuggled close while allows mom or dad freedom to move around. >> it's good for them it comforts them. it lowers their blood pressure and calms them down.

and good. >> reporter: if babies can contract inside the slings in the wrong position, they can suffocate. 14 infants have died in the slings over the past two decades. the problem covers when fabric covers the baby's nose and mouth or when young babies are cradled in a position. infants under 4 months old don't have strong neck muscles. their heads can tilt forward. >> if they get in a position where they didn't breathe, they can't get out of it. >> reporter: sling maker infantino has called 1 million slings in the u.s. three infant deaths last year where-w linked to the infantino slings. >> it's important to cut the straps and a portion of that so infantino don't sell this infantino sling rider at your

garage sale. >> reporter: in addition to offering replacement products, infantino says it will work with the consumer product safety commission to develop safety standards for slings. currently, there are no safety rules for the baby carriers. >> if you have one of the slings, you should contact infantino for a free replacement. call 866-860-1361. the website is infantino.com. the postal service is moving towards cutting back mail delivery five days to a week. today, the postal governing board agreed to go to the postal commission for opinion on dropping saturday delivery. the change reportedly would save more than $3 billion a year. only express mail would be delivered on saturday. post offices would also remain open. congress would have to approve any changes.

after games in 10 of the last 11 days, the markets dropped. and the dow industrials were off about 13 points. nasdaq was off 16, closing at 23 if 98. the s&p 500 off 6 points to close at 1167. coming up tonight, we'll have an update on a dog that was left to die in a dumpster in d.c. there's a volcano in iceland that's putting on quite a show.

>> announcer: you're watching "news4 at 6." scientists have been able to get a closer look at an active volcano in iceland. this volcano erupted last weekend. the eruption has sent smoke almost three miles into the sky. geologists are concerned more eruptions could trigger activity at another volcano nearby. which possibly could result in widespread flooding because it

would cause ice in that area to melt. >> wow, what a sight. hey, veronica -- >> yes. >> -- we had a beautiful day. is this going to continue? >> well, the mild is going to continue for another day because tomorrow's go to come just as warm, if not warmer, wendy and jim. but it's not going to be as pretty. we're not going to have the blue sky around. look at the for sithia. yeah, it's out. we've got a lot of leafing with maple and elm. high temperature of 68 degrees during the afternoon. 48 was the low temperature, how we started out. it's going to be comparable, maybe not quite as chilly tomorrow morning. today, though, with that 68-degree reading, it is the sixth warmest day out of the

month. right now, falling off at 66. you can see high clouds already ahead. th's that cloud cover that's going to thicken. dew point temperatures at 2 degrees right now. it's still breezy out there, we had that northwest-westerly flow. fairfax city at 66 degrees. columbia heights at 66. a little chilly, though in prince george county. 65. and chillier east of the other, baltimore at 64. annapolis at 65. pax river, too, 65 degrees. leesburg, virginia, in and around the neighborhood, 68 is the current temperature. down two degrees. hey market, virginia, 65 degrees. again, still breezy. as we look back over the last 30 days, the rainfall has been 25% below to normal. but, of course, it was 60 days back and 90 days back and

include the blizzards and all that precipitation that put our rainfall normal to 25% above. right now, we're running just about a half inch below normal for the month of march. how much are we going to get out of the next weather system. anywhere between half and three quarters inch of rain. you can see that moisture already around northwestern illinois. and coming out of lincoln, nebraska. for tonight, we're clear, we'll see the first drops of rain tomorrow after about 6:00 or 7:00 p.m. there's that storm producer, a big snow producer out west. whopping totals out of the storm. this morning, they had anywhere from 12 to 18 inches of snow on the ground. as you might expect, this did disrupt travel in a big way. at the airport, thousands were stranded overnight. the worst is over. they're going to get sunshine back. right now, mid-30s across the area so plenty cold. that's some of that chilly arctic air making its way into

our area by the weekend. the weekend's going to be, for the most part, dry. but chilly when youonsider the highs. here we are, over the next 48 hours. more cloud cover. tomorrow morning, rtly sunny. first drops of rain probably comes after the evening rush then we're pretty wet for thursday night. even friday morning, too, pretty soggy. yes, we know. back on the futurecast, that is the possibility of some snow for northern areas of west virginia, western maryland. all the way up into the high spots of pennsylvania. probably not going to be, of course, sticking around, but pretty conversational. but it's back to dry conditions for friday night so that rain should be out of here by early afternoon on friday. 54 to 60 degrees. temperatures falling off into the 60s here this evening. breezy, with that wind out of the northwest. solar winds to start the day. cloud cover around.

sun up tomorrow at 7:05 by a range in temperatures between 40 and 47 degrees. and another mild one tomorrow. but showers will be coming in. and then it's not going to be so mild because into the 50s for friday. it's going to be a pretty nasty day. in fact, i think temperatures will be falling from the mid-50s to about 50 by the afternoon. windy, as well, though, as the system moves out. cold to start the day saturday. look at the saturday morning temperature, 33 grees, in the 30s, too, to start out monday. we're still going to be wet from late sunday into early part of next week. wendy, jim? >> thanks, veronica. coming up tonight, we'll tell you about a road rage incident in virginia, in which more than a dozen shots were fired. and a look at that plan to develop whiteflint park. and a ban to keep talkers from talking on hand feld cell

phones. there's a new report out that states that gorillas are near extinction. the redskins have made a decision on where to hold training camp. the caps are shorthanded against the penguins

>> announcer: you're watching nbc4. live from the area's leading news station, this is "news4 at 6." back now to the sto tore for this half hour, a man accused of firing more than a dozen shots during a road rage incident on i-95 in virginia. >> police say it started yesterday afternoon when a dump truck merged on to the southbound lanes of 95, near the exit for 123 and woodridge. they say the driver of the dump truck and the driver of a jaguar began going at each other. >> reporter: gabriel is a small man. 5'4", 140 pounds. now, the woodridge resident is

in big trouble with the law after he got out in traffic on i-95 and opened fire on this dump truck. even more astonishing, this 2-year-old daughter was in the back seat. >> you can hit any incident bystander, you have another factor that there's a 2-year-old in the car. >> reporter: state police say it all started here on mile marker 160 on a busy, crowds i-95. they say the two drivers got into some sort of altercation as the vehicles were trying to merge. then the altercation continued all the way down 95 south. the incident continued for another mile, with the dump truck ramming the jaguar. he got out of his car and police say he fired 13 rounds with his handgun, striking the dump truck at least four times. >> they were at a height of a level, had they're not been anything between the driver and this rounds, yeah, the driver

would have been in jeopardy. >> reporter: he game to the courthouse on second degree murder and child endangerment charges. state lice say this should be a lesson for all motorists. >> we encourage folks don't engage in this kind of behavior. don't make eye contact. stay ay from the gestures. this could have ended in tragedy. fortunately, it did. >> the dump truck driver involved in that incident was cited for recs driving. the state of maryland is a step closer to banning drivers from talking on hand held cell phones while behind the wheel. today, the state senate narrowly passed a bill that would require drivers to use hands-free devices. motorists who were caught breaking the law would face $40 fines. that measure now moves on to the house of delegates. >> montgomery county residents are reacting to an ambitious new

plan that would transform rockville park mere whiteflint. the plan would turn it into a major residential and commercial boulevard that's connected with walking paths, biking trails and public transportation. the development could take 20 years. >> at this portion of the pike, we have a strip mall on steroids. acres and acres of asphalt. this is not the highest and best use of this land. >> we're talking about 9,800 new reasons, on top of 5,000 residences that have already been approved. that's a lot of people. where are all of those people going to walk, drive, more importantly? >> planners estimate that 50,000 people would work in a redeveloped whiteflint, and they hope they can persuade about half of them to stop relying on their cars. sales of new homes fell to the lowest level ever recorded last month.

for february, sales dropped 2.2%. that makes the fourth month in a row with a decline. the commerce department says the seasonally adjusted sales were the worst since record-keeping began nearly 50 years ago. experts say one reason was the stormy winter weather that hit much of the country. in the northeast alone, home sales fell 20%. and in the midwest, they dropped 18%. in addition to weak home sales, there are still millions of underwater mortgages what that means that the loan has a higher value than the home itself. today, bank of america announced plans to modify thousands of loans to help those troubled homeowners. michelle franzen has our report. >> reporter: bank of america the nation's largest mortgage lender, announced it will launch a program to permanently modify severely underperforming subprime and balloon payment loans.

mortgages where owners owe more on their home. this program would help an estimated 45,000 homeowners. >> this is a group that's actually most troubled. it's our pay option customers, our subprime customers, and the 2-1 hybrids. and the customer most in need. >> reporter: it would forgive up to 30% of the principal amount on the loan. under the plan, homeowners must owe more than 120% of the home's value and be 60 days or more behind in mortgage programs. they developed the program along with massachusetts after homeowners. they're now expanding that program to 44 other states and other banks could follow. >> i think we'll see the bank of america move give coverage to the federal government to encourage banks. >> reporter: nationwide underwater mortgages flooding the housing market with foreclosures.

currently, there are 7.5 loans where owners are delinquent or in the foreclosure process. in recen months, many homeowners have opted to walk away. neighborhood property values and stays with the homeowner. >> the consequences are dire. you really, in effect, when you walk away, have locked in your loss. >> reporter: losses that are adding up to a whole new level of pain for homeowners and the housing market. michelle franzen, news4. the united states mint today unveiled its america the beautiful program for quarters. 56 quarters will depict national parks and sites around the country. five of the quarters are being released. yellowstone park, yosemite, the grand canyon and mt. hood national forest are featured on the tails side. a 1932 john flanagan portrait of george washington will be heads.

united states mint will release five every year until the program is completed. comin up tonight, we'll have an update on a dog viciously attacked and left for dead in a dumpster. a report says gorillas are in danger of becoming extinct. here's to the believers.

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>> announcer: you're watching "news4 at 6." and good evening, veronica johnson here in storm center 4, we're wrapping up what's been a really nice day throughout. sunshine, the blue sky and the warmth up to 68 degrees today. looking at some cloud cover, though, in the satellite and radar perspective here. don't have any rain. but some high clouds have started moving in from west to east. clouds from central virginia and up north. we're clear tonight, more clouds more. i still think we should be okay for check out the nearly full

moon in the southern sky tonight. not only that, you'll be able to almost connect the dots because pollocks, operating start po pollocks form a star in the sky. in the 50s by midnight. tomorrow, partly sunny starting out at 48 to 49 degrees. some locations like in prince william county, 41 degrees. same thing around frederick, 37 to start the day in martinsburg. so a little on the chilly side, with a high temperature tomorrow around 68 degrees. there san 80% chance that we're going to see rain showers coming in late, i think during the evening hours, 7:00 or 8:00 p.m. or so. leaving out about midday friday. giving us anywhere from half to three quarters inch of rain. and more rain for sunday, into the first part of next week. again, that rain on sunday is during the afternoon as well. so most of the weekend will be dr but definitely on the

chilly side, with highs between 50 and 55 degrees. new research reveals the gorilla population in the congo basin is diminishing faster than believed.u.p. and interpol say poaching and illegal logging may cause gorilla extinction in 15 years. it also says that hunters are killing the gorillas for meat. a report eight years ago suggested 10% of the gorillas would remain by 2030. the u.n. is calling for greater scrutiny of european and asian companies who extract timber minerals from sent tram africa. we have an update on a dog badly injured and found in a dumpster last august. the dog's name is trooper. the humane society says trooper has made a full recovery. he was duct taped in a trash bag that was found in a dumpster. it took about five months to

trooper to recover. but now, the humane society says she needs a home. >> ahh. >> what you got? >> they are the hottest ticket in town right now. >> pittsburgh and the caps? >> oh, yeah. capitals at home tonight. that is going to be a very fun game. we'll have the latest on the brooks laich injury. an explosive situation between wizards head coach flip saunders and his best player, andray blatche. we have an update. and mike shanahan w

>> announcer: you're watching nshgs "news4 at 6." this is in fact the game we expect to see in several weeks. >> oh, yeah, could be certainly a playoff preview. they're both so good, it could be which in the latter stages of the ploffs. the caps and penguins tonight. the teams don't like each other. pittsburgh has what the caps want, which is the stanley cup, and after tonight, there are only nine regular games in the playoff season. and then lindsay czarniak down at verizon. brooks laich takes a puck to the face. he won't be on the ice tonight. what is the latest on his situation? >> reporter: we were ableo talk to bruce boudreau before ey took the ice, he says the good news is brooks will be able to practice on friday. he did, though, say, it could be possible that brooks would have

to wear a visor, which i know for a lot of these players, if they don't choose to, can be a bit a pain for them. i know it's killing brooks to not be a part of this game tonight. but as you said, anytime the capitals face the pittsburgh penguins, it's a huge contest. the capitals, though, you could say, have a bit of an edge, they're 3-0-1. the last four times they faced pittsburgh here at verizon center. as these games go, you know, it usually comes down to two players, alex ovechkin and sidney crosby. the last time these t players met, by the way, is when canada beat russia in the 2010 olympics. sidney crosby has had three goals in the games that these two teams have played together, including two the last time they met before the olympic break. but the capitals have won both contests. and ovechkin had the hat trick, that was on super bowl sunday. still, ovechkin says playing the pittsburgh penguins is just

really a talent. >> it's not a good team. and i think everybody can say this game, going off the fence here, with a lot of attention. >> do you anticipate that game having playoff-like intensity? >> just regular season. but i think it's going to be atmosphere like the playoffs. >> you know, they're a good hockey club and it's a challenge for us to step up and we'll see what happens here. but it's justnother game for us. it's like you said, no more important. >> if i was sitting on the couch and watching this game, i'd be anticipating it greatly because every time ovechkin plays against crosby, it so manies like something special comes out of it. so i don't see why it should be a different today. >> reporter: and bruce boudreau knows the last time it was actually the ovechkin hat trick. i remember he said it, bruce

saying, he could seeit. and ovechkin had the twinkle in his eye. being here, i can see signs here right now, i don't think there's a greater player with the collective capitals fan base than sidney crosby. you remember last year, they handed out pacifiers. this is always an interesting matchup. they both are tied with 45 goals, ovechkin and crosby on the year. so it should be an intense game for sure. >> tied leading the league with 45 goals. you're going to get just a little bit of the taste tonight of what it's going to be like for playoff hockey. a lot of guys downplaying it. but other guys like mica number saying, this is going to be almost identical to what playoff hockey is going to be, right? >> yeah, because they got to get that mind-set now. this time last year, the team was in a different place. they were still trying to get that chemistry to maybe enter the playoffs.

now, they are so far beyond the other teams that are still trying to get the playoff spots that they really entered a final ten-game stretch with a lot more confidence than we've seen in years past. they're trying to make sure that the mind-set is with that. and that they're set up ready to go mentally. >> great point there, lindsay czarniak, enjoy the game. fine-tuning by the capitals as they take on their rival penguins. andray blatche has been the best player since they traded away the big number 3. blatche has been terrific. last night, they handed out a press release touts blatche as the most improved player of the year which absolutely makes sense. but how about this for ironics, the same night they're promoting the best players, in a league award, he basically tells his head coach to shove it and quits on the entire team. that according to his head coach flip saunders. however, blatche said that is not the case. this is last night, wizards

hosting charlotte. andray blatche barely broke a sweat because he was benched less than eight minutes in the game by not playing defense. down by three. 15 seconds to go. al bolton drains the 2. in ot, it's all arlotte. jackson cuts to the basket. chandler for the dunk. the wizards fall 95-86, the 12th straight loss. the loss the least of the wizards' worries, though, here is flip on blatche after the game. >> took him out of the game. wanted to talk to him about not getting back on defense. not cross-checking where mike got handled. he didn't want to hear it, don't come and talk, you don't want to be coach, you're not going to play. coaches went up to him three different times said he didn't want to play. 15 years, never seen anything like it, never. i mean he could be -- at me,

whatever, you never leave your teammates hanging out to dry like that, no matter what. not especially when you lost 11 games in a row and you have a chance to win the game, uncalled for. supposedly your quote/unquote, key player just says he doesn't want to play, i don't care, you can be upset with me. but don't leave your teammates hanging out to dry like that. you don't do that. that's one of the greatest things about the sport. you look to the right. you look to the left. it's being in the tremp he tren the players. right now, those teammates, he's lost their credibility. you know, being in a trench. what's going to happen when things go bad. i mean, you can't do those things. you can't do those things. i'm the most disappointed i've ever been in 15 years with a player. most disappointed. >> an unbelievably strong statement, to put that in perspective. he's coached peoe like latrell

spreewell who choked his head coach. stephon marbury, and this is the most disappointed he's ever been? >> and he's also coached garnett where he made the point of saying one of the best players in the league for many years. you call garnett over and say, this is what i need you to do, garnett is saying, whatever you nee nee need. andray blatche needs to listen. >> he's only 23 years old. the first word that comes to mind, a punk. he was acting like a punk. but here's this, according to blatche, this is all a big misunderstanding. blatche refused to accept total responsibility for the incident and had a much different version of the story than his coach. here blatche on the phone from indiana where the wizards play tonight.

>> you know, with the treatment, i heard say something and sat down on the bench. i was frustrated. i didn't want -- you know, i didn't want to make things worse. i just sat down. i sat down for the rest of the game. i didn't come become in. >> what assistant coach is passing the story along that said you didn't want to play? >> i don't know. none of them come and talk to me. he said there were three coaches. i can honestly say none of them came and talked to me. >> he said you left your teammates down. that you let your teammates out to dry. did your teammates say anything to you about that? >> no, how can they? how can he say that when i never said i didn't want to play. if anything, it's the total opposite. >> have you talked to them? >> oh, yeah.

at breakfast, and one of the coaches said i owe the teammates an apology. i saidhe coaches are wrong because i never said i didn't want to play. >> change your mind at all? >> no. no, it doesn't. not at all. >> i think even if he felt like he was wronged -- he. >> he just got to say coach, my bad. >> and he's in the starting lineup tonight. yeah. socie so the wizards are saying he's in. maybe they hugged it out. we'll see how he performs on the court tonight. redskins coach mike shanahan spoke at the meeting in orlando. shanahan says he plans to visit with the top four or five