compressions. >> after a few seconds, we arted to get a little pulse back. it became stronger. >> reporter: how does the baby look to you? >> pretty face with a huge heam toma in the forehead. >> it was diffilt. when you see children, it is very difficult. you think of your kids and what if that was one of your children down there and what you would do. >> reporter: this happened at the interction of georgia avenue at aspen hill road. at the time of the accident, police say the striking suv has a full green light. at the time of the accident, they say the mother and the little girl were in the crosswalk. >> what some people don't realize when you have a solid red hand telling you not to cross, when you do so, you are like a motorist in a vehicle going through a red light. >> reporter: this is a risky crossing.

you have 30 seconds. but there are eight lanes of traffic. five going this way, three going that way, plus, a edian. and if you're walking with little kids or pushing a stroller, that can slow you down. we saw some people this morning whoarely made it. why, i only have eight seconds left now. suzanne crawford and her child walked through this intersection on a regular bas. >> right now it's not safe. it is dangerous. will. >> reporter: but you cross it anyhow. >> i cross it anyh. but it is still dangerous. >> reporter: because you have to get over here. >> i have no choice. >> reporter: the little girl and her mother from pennsylvania, they were here a visit. police say the little girl is in serious condition. she's expted to survive. that accident, it is still under investigation. back to you. >> pat collins, thank you. the suspect behind e wheel of a deadly hit and run car

crash near dupont circle appeared before a judge today. news4's jackie bensen is live outside the courthouse with new details out what happened inside the courtroom. >> reporter: the suspect has been hold pending trial. she has to give up her passport and agree not to drive. she is charged with involuntary manslaughter. the early morning incident near dupont circle in which kiela ryan was struck and killed as she was getting out of her parked car. a witness pursued the striking vehicle. a lexus suv. and got the license plate. gave it to the officers who responded. that vehicle, according to court documents, was traced to an apartment building in chevy chase, maryla. dor he'da davidson was found in the driver's seat of the car. court documents indicate the victimkiela ryan who was out

celebrating her birthday, was thrown some distance by the impact with the lex. the vehicle was found to have front end damage. prosecutors unsuccessfully argued that davidson who describes herself as an albanian translator on the website, the pros,.com, should be held without bond. documents indicate she was found incapacitated and apparently der the influence of an alcoholic beverage. the keys for the vehicle were in her hand. the engine was not running. the documents also say the bicyclist was brought to the scene and positively identified davidson as the driver of the sprek struck miss ryan. the witness told officers, quote, that is definitely her. now, davidson is still here at the courthouse. she must remain in a holding cell until her huand is able to go to their chevy chase home, get her albanian passport, bring it back here and surrender it to the court. at which time, davidson will be free to go until her next court

appearance. back to you. >> jackie bensen. thank you. the younger brother of dskins defensive albert haynesworth has died after a motorcycle crash in nashville, tennessee. police say 23-year-old lance mccoy crashed into a car that pulled into his lane. witnesses say mccoy was speeding, going up to 100 miles per hour. the driver says he didn' see the motorcycle before the impact whh was so fierce, it spun his vehicle around 180 degrees. mccoy was the youngest of three sons of lin haynesworth. haynesworth has left town now for tennessee. it is not clear if he will return for this weekend's dskins game. a serial burglar crime spree in northern virginia may have expand. this latest crime is the home burglary in the waterford area of loudo county. investigators are looking into whether it is linked to 87 crimes in fairfax and 14 in prince william coun. authorities say there are

significant similarities. aaron gilchrist is just back from northern virginia. he has the latest. >> reporter: the burglary in loudoun is like many of the others. early in the morning while people are home, the burglar is gone in a flash. the sheriff said it happened deep into western loudoun county where widepen spaces are the norm and crime isn't front of mind. massive home spread far apart along waterford lane. right now deputiesbelieve one home was entered around 3:30 in the morning. >> the dogs alerted that something may have beegoing on. at that time they discovered some electronics and a purse had been taken from the house. >> reporter: the sheriff said this time, the burglar entered through an unlocked door and grabbed e items while the residents were home. he was gone in a flash. >> unfortunately these days you have to do that. you leave your doors, your garages unlocked. you're subject to this kind of activity. >> reporter: it is too early to tell if there is a connection but simpson says the characteristics match. there have been 87 incidents in fairfax county. more than 50 of which are home

burglaries. the others are car thefts. earlier this tweak hay market area was hit with e same crimes. sml items or small amounts of cash snatched under cover of darkness while people sleep in their unsecured homes. >> we suspect this person is comftable with the area. they're walk around during hours of darkness on foot or bicycle, covering large areas, tting, listening, watching the area. watching for police cruisers. whatever it may be. >> reporter: that's as far as the chief could go. he said five plus weeks aer this all started, the is no real suspect description. in the meantime, the same warning for residents from all three counties. lock your windows and doors, keep your valuables out of view in your house and your car. turn your alarms on and report anything suspicious to police. >> i hope they'r listening. aaron gilchrist with the story. thank you. commerce department employees are taking administrative leave or working from home after a fire broke out in the building last night.

firefighters evacuated the herbert hoover building. the blaze was on the third floor in an area. firefighters wore full hazmat suits and got sprayed down the water due the particles in the area. no one was hrt in the incident. >> the international monetary fund and world bank leaders meet here in washington this weekend on the streets outside their meeting, there were call for change. >> we are here and we're on a mission -- >> members of jubilee usa network and others protested in northwest. they demanded that economists break the chain of policies which according to demonstrators are harming the world's poorest citizens. e protesters used thousands of colorful paper chains to help make their point. the group also plans to march outside the white house. president obama focused on the positive in today's jobs

report. it is the last report before the mid-term elections. the report shows the unemployment rate holding steady at 9.6%. the president commented on the number during a visit to earnest mayor block. a small brick and masonry business. he noticed that employers in the private sector added 64,000 new jobs in september. july and august, the private sector job number were revived upwards. we've now seen nine straight months of private sector job growth. in all, more than 850,000 private sector jobs gained this year. the president also noted that overall, 95,000 jobs were lost last month. mostly due to government layoffs. he said the layoffs would have been worse thewithout the federal help that states received. and he said republicans in congress consistently opposed that help. coming up at 5:30, meet the prs moderator david gregory

will be on to give us his take on the jobs report. a picture perfect day across our region. can it hold for the weekend? let's find o from chief meteorologisdoug kammerer. >> it does not get much better thanhis across the area. temperature climbed into the 70s. some areas approach the 80-degree mark and i think we're going to see similar conditions right on through the holiday weekend. let's take a look. currently 78 degrees. dew point, 42. humidity only 28%. winds out of the west southwest. it is just gorgeous out there. 77, hagerstown. baltimore at 75 degrees. sa saint mary's county at 74. high pressure, really the only thing you see on the map there. there are no clouds out there in the sky almost at all. just fantastic weather from our area, all the way toward the rocky mountains. good nigh wake-up forecast,

about perfect. 70 degrees around 9:00. 66 by 11:00. very niceonditions by tomorrow morning. temperatures in the city around 55 degrees. when we come back, a disturbing discovery. investigators search for a killer after a virginia businessman is found murdered inside his home. a freeze on foreclosures. why several major banks are temporarily putting the brakes on across the country. after three years of searching, he's found the right spot. the local location that will soon be home to tiger woods' learning centefor kids. [ music throughout ] [ male announcer ] looking for a complete picture of your money?

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a toddler is recoving this ening after she and her mother were hit crossing the street. it happened around 10:30 this morning at the intersection of aspen hill road and georgia avenue. the child was taken to the hospital. she is expected to survive. no charges have been filed against the driver. a d.c. judge has granted bond for the suspect invved in thursday's deadly hit and run crash in dupont circle. police say the woman who hit and

killed kiela ryan. the judge alwed davidson out on bond as lng a she surrenders her passport and does not drive. today the jobs report shows the unemployment rate holding steady at 9.6%. the president noted that private sector jobs had grown for nine straight months. he spoke during a visit to earnest mayor block. a small brick and masonry business in bladensburg, maryland. >> the flip side. a lot of people have be hammered with allergies. me for one. >> rag weed. just a couple we ago, we were dealing with almost no rain. needed it so badly, it was horrible. we have the rain. we've had the rain now and it is not nearly as hih. you're still suffering. >> still sufferg. >> we're feeling it. >> red, itchy eyes. >> he was crying earlier. i felt really bad. >> that's those mushroom caps.

>> we'll take a look outside and show you how nice the day is. it will coinue to be beautiful. look at this toward annapolis. the sailboat show going on. this gets bigger every year. what a beautiful day it was for this. and this, going right through the weekend. if you're thinking about making plans this week, you're not sure what to do, head to annapolis. they're going to have a lot of events going on there. and right there, right there in annapolis. right by the marriott down there toward annapolis. just beautiful down there. right now, beautiful across our area as well. well the chesapeake bay or the potomac, it will be perfect out there if you're thinking about doing a little boating. 78 degrees, the the win out of the west southwest at 12 miles per hour. a picture perfect friday afternoon. and tonight is really going to be a great nig to go out and about. 75 right now in frederick. 77 in manassas. look at culpeper. high pressure just socked in across the area. last week or the last coule days, 2 low pressure.

now it is high pressure. you can see what a difference that makes. we're just looking at fantastic conditions. nice and warm. men of sunshine. th will be the scenario playing out through the day tomorrow into the day on sunday as well before thing get a little bit iffy monday. if you're thinking about maybe going toward skyline drive, checking out the fall foliage. moderate color. a pretty good dry for you. with men of sunshine, it will be quite gorgeous out there. you can always check it out. nbcwasngton.com and then search for fall foliage. the forecast, clear skies. nice and mile. a perk friday evening. 68 to 74 degrees. tomorrow morning. we're going to see the number a little cooler in the suburbs but quickly warming up. don't worry about that. if your kids have an early morning association game, it should be a-okay. mostly sunny, just about perfect. 76 to 80 degrees. as w move through the next four days, how about 75 sunday? how about 78 on monday with a slight chance of a shower still watcng out for that as the system will try to make its way

down. a really nice holiday weekend. >> the timing couldn't be better. >> iteally could not. >> thank you. on wall street today, stocks were on the rise and ended in a pretty big way. >> here's cnbc with more onhe closing sgel the rest of the day's top business news. >> this is your cpbc news now. a big day on wall street. markets closing at a fresh five-month high. the dow gained 57 points closing above 11,000 for the first time since may 3. the s&p 500 up 7 and the nasdaq higher by 18 points. the jobs number was the big story today. employers -- government pay roll fell and private hiring slowed. the unployment rate was unchanged at 9.6%. economists were expecting better news. bank of america halting foreclosure proceedings in sales and all 50 states amid revelation that's the industry sign hundred of foreclosure

documents a day without reviewing their contents. the bank said it will not lift the moratorium until it has assessed all documents in question. and mercedes logs its best month ever. the cars were up 13% in september and deliveries in china nearly doubled. up next, privacy on the web. the new initiative to protect teenagers from cyber criminals online. >>housands have lost weight because of it but now a popular diet drug is being pulled off the market. >> take a look at this wrt band. it has become a weapon in the fight against cancer, helping raise money for research. wait until we tell you how much money is a synctaxes 60 percent. property

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cancer research. megan mcgrath has the emotional story behind the fight. >> it was a sea of pink around the statement as the susan g. komen event began. they're going to walk 60 miles over the course of three days to raise money for breast cancer research. an emotional morning at nationals park. people from all walks of life bondering togeth to fht breast cancer. for some, it is very personal. they walk for themselves. >> my mother had breast cancer and then i had it. i've been a survivor for 16 years. and it just made me look at life differently. i celebrate life every single day. >> reporte others walk for loved ones lost. >> my mom. it's emotional. onof si girls.

my mom has been diagnosed. >> i'm walking for my aunt patricia smith, my aunt, my girlfriend, and my, one of my good friend's mother. >> a lot of people. >> a lot of people. >> i lost my neighbor two weeks ago. connie. a four-time fighter and finally it overcame her. >> so this is important. >> very important. the names of the people who are walking here. >> reporter: the susan g. komen walk for the ce raises money for cancer research and prevention. over the next three days, 2,000 people will walk 60 miles. it will take them from the nation's capital to gaithersburg and back again. a small sacrific they say, to help find a cure. >> we're going to it. >> easier than having cancer.

>> because we can. that's our mantra. >> reporter: the walk wraps up on sunday at the national mall. last year they raised $5 million them hope to do the same thing this year. megan mcgrath, news4. >> breast cancer awareness organization is getting some heat about how much it does to help the cause. the keep abreast foundation has been selling wrist bands that have been wily popular with teens. financiadocuments show the foundation raised almost half a million dollars in 2008 but less than $7,000 went to breast cancer research. keep a breast makes it clear, however, that its mission is only about raising awareness. not funding research. still ahead, here we go again. metro plan to shut down several stations for repairs. we'll tell you how could it fect your plans for the weekend. new informaon about a suspiciouseath in fairfax. police are now calling it an

apparent homicide. i'll have the details coming up and he is setting his sights on d.c. what tiger woods plans to do here and how it could help kids inur area. >> hi ashley. >> reporter: good evening. as we travel around the region, we've got big delays. it is not as bad as it could be but it is congested. the inner loop is congested from arlington boulevard to silver spring and then through it. your delays stretch all the way toward gen belt and into that sunshine through college park. as you travel along 270, you have a lot of company. it was heavy. as you can see here, here's the pace arod the capital beltway. both sides are jammed up. ring ring. progresso.

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i'll fast forward through headlines. police in loudoun countyre investigating whether a home burglary in the waterford area is related to dozens of other crime in fairfax and prince william counes. there are 87 cases in reston, fair oak, mclean and the mason areas of fairfax county. and 14 in prince william county. police believe may all be connected to one man.

today, bank of america became the first bank to halt the sale foreclosed home in all 50 states. the company says it wants to check the foreclose document for potential flaws. there is growing concern that mortgage lenders have been evicting people using flawed papers. and demonstrators rallied in the area where leader are meeting themselves want leaders to break the chain of policies which they say hurts the poor. and the meetings continue tomorrow. let's fast forward through the weather. >> sunshine, just a spectacular afternoon. that will lead to a nice night as wel. a great night. a few high school having homecoming this week. plenty of sunshine, windsout of the west southwest at about 12 miles an hour. we're looking at high pressure right now and not a cloud in the

sky. that means tonight, clear ses. and cool conditions but not bad. 55 in washington. 51, warrenton and going to a high tomorrow to around 80 degrees. how about that for a saturday? >> a local business owner found murderednside his home. >> now his deathas police looking for a killer who apparently struck in a quiet fairfax neighborhood. >> reporter: investigators remained on this scene well into the morning. we understd the latest is left, you can see the vehicle up on the property. we are learning more about the victim and more about the crime itself. police say a family member discovered the body of 61-year-old young inside his home at about 4:00 p.m. thursday. and while investigators are now calling his death an apparent homicide, less is being said about the cause of death.

>> at this point we know the victim died of trauma to the body. we don't have the exact cause yet. >> reporter: the victim, a local businessman, owned or had interest in a number local establishments. according to neighbors, he and his wife kept mainly to himself. >> last week i was coming back from shopping. the geneman a hi wife, they were lking their dog. he turned around and waved at me and smiled and that's it. >> repter: now amid the stately home, there is a send of angst. >> all the police cars, i didn't know what to make of it. >> based on what we've seen so far, it doesn't seem random. it doesn't seem connected to the burglaries in the area. at this point, the homicide detectives haven't connected to it any other homicides. >> reporter: police are still searchg for the victim's vehicle missing from the scene. a 2002 lexus 270uv with

virginia tags, xyw 8197. >> if anyone sees it, please don't approach the vehicle. beery cautious. definitely call the poli rig away and let us know where it is and we'll check it out. >> reporter: police aren't saying whether anything other than the victim's vehicle was taken from the area of fairfax county. the investigation continues. we're live. back to you. >> thank you. police are investigating a shooting involving two neighbors. it happened arou 7:30 this morning in wood bridge. one person was shot in the ankle. the victim was taken to the hospital. they are both expected to recover. police arrested the gunman. they're not releasing any name or motives at this time. police in manassas charged two people with child endangerme and dug possession. they were call to a motel on automotive drive after getting report of an overdose. they found a 2-year-old girl had

ingested marijuana whi in the room with her mother and another man. 22-year-old nicole core bet and 25-year-old fernando booker were charged in the case. the child is now in cps custody. she is set to be okay. >> you may have noticed extra security around amtrak stations. it part of a security test called operation rail safe. amtrak is holding this high security exercise along with their counter parts in europe and britain. there is no threat and the test is not related to terror threats in europe. amtrak officials say there is no reason for alarm. they do this several times aier. the unemployment rate hasn't gotten worse but it not getting any better. thiss a development that could end up hurting democts in the mid-term election. >> but president obama is stepping it up to make sure his party stays in power. david gregory joins us.

how doe it match one what democrats were expecng or hoping? >> what they've got is some private sector job creation. but not nearly enough to affect the overall unemployment rate and that's the real difficulty here. all of the effort on the part of the government, the administration, is to get the private sector. businesses aren't hiring. what is that drag? we have some uncertainty because of the tax code. the bush era taxuts which will expire unless congress does something about it which they'll probably do later in the year. these are all factors. if you're a democrat running in this circumstance, its not good. because so many americans are frustrated. they're out of work. look at the dow. it closed up above11,000. yet so many people are out of work and long term umployed being a real problem. >> the president hithe campaign trail yesterday to try to help democratic candidates. he was at bowie state university in prince george's county to help martin o'malley.

does the president have coat tails now t help other candidates? >> it depends how popular you're talking about in the state. in maryland he can ha a big rally. he was in chicago campaigning for the candidate for his old senate seat. as we see the president there. at this int, his job is to get democrats to get out and vote, to understand what's at stake here. the balance of power in washington. some of the republican ideas. that's what he can do now. in states where he's popular, he can get people out to vote. >> they place him out there strategically. >> right. that in some districts, he can't do any good and he wants to be careful. there are also democrats who have run away from him and this f they did it eay enough, they might survive. the senate debates series with the candidates hoping the

fill president obama's former linois senate seat in an extremely tight race. that's coming up sunday morning right re on nbc 4. d.c. residents living overseas will that be able to cast their ballots. a computer science professor and his phd students were hire by the board of elections. only 36 hours, they were able to hack intthe server, find out how everye voted, and change all the votes. this was only a test and no real votes were impacted. the test made a lasting impression. >> the danger of the internet voting is that we just don't know how to make a system like this that is secure, given the limitations have today's technology. >> d.c. residents living overseas can still download ballots but they'll have to mail them in.

if you're planning the take metro over the weekend, some may be closed. the lower level of metro station will be closed. track improvements will be made. red line center will not be affected. that means you're going to have to take a shuttle between them. expect delays of about 40 minutes if you plan to take blue or orge line. everything should be back to normal for tuesday morning's commute. >> holiday for some. ey'll be working o.t. this weekend. > coming up, a lesson in larceny. a father recruits his kids to steal and the crime is all caught on camera. will. plus, a little pig with big ambitions. how the farm animal disability helped turn him into a celebrity. hey ove, i'm gonna need a bank. any ideas?

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a casino parking garage with his three kids. moments later, one of the children securies off with some packages. police believe the father used the childrento help steal two lcd monitors and a laptop from a vehicle. not all relationships end happily ever after. now the's a muse about just that. the museum of broken relationships pays tribute to those trinkets left behind. the exhibit is in croati the artist responsible for it wanted to display the remnants of the broken romances. they say many of the objects look ordinary but are full of meaning, which is the case for most break-ups. and a two-legged pig has become a celebrity in a village in china. the pig has learned to walk on its two front legs. although it is a little bottom heavy so it requires a helping hand or two to get started. the animal's name translates in english to strong-willed pig. its owner is a farmer.

he said he has grown quite attached and proud of the pig and turned down an offer from a circus for it. pat and doreen, just try to top that. >> i don't think we can. you have to love him. here's a look at what's coming up at 6:00. >> we have a lot coming up. this is the story that will get your attention. thermostats handed out by ll petco to try to conserve energy, it turns out they could be a fire hazard. and somebody has been charged with an election fraud scandal. hope continues to grow for the rescue of those 33 trapped miners in chile. it could come soon. anwe have a great story about a horse. "secretariat" is a new movie and a legend based in our region. those stories and more coming up at 6:00.

>> i didn't realize there was a local connection. i will see it. still ahead, a big announcement from tiger ods. the golfing great picks a place to build his new learning center and it is right here in the district. and coming up in spts, the story of the dematha kicker who is honoring the past every time he kicks a ball.

i'm bob ehrlich. i'm not the kind of guy who likes to hang on the sidelines. today maryland's in trouble. we're worse off than wwere four years ago: dangerous debt, highetaxes, not enough jobs. we need real leadership to turn this state around. fix theudget -- honestly. grow all businesses -- really. excellent schools -- everywhere. protect the bay -- finally. it's why i running --

to make thetate we love not jt good, but grt. now let's get down to work. a suspicious death has become a murder investigation in northern virginia. a family member found the body

in his fairfax mansion yesterday. his gold lexus suv was also missing. c. residents living overseas will not be able to cast their ballots over the internet. the city's board of elections tested the online voting system and determined it wasn't secure enough. computer science professor and his phd students were able to hack into the server in only 36 hours. the voters living overseas wil have to mail in those ballots. metro riders should plan for some delays over the weekend. the farragut west and mcpherson stations will be closed starting at 10:00 tonight while they do track improvements and the lower level of metro center will be closed. no orange or blue lines will pass through any of those stations. a beautiful day out there with men of sunshine and bright blue skies. take a look at this. nothing but sunshine. currently winds at 12 miles an

hour. 75 in frederick. sterling at 76 degrees. salisbury, coming back from salisbury university ts weekend, it will be a nice one. no matter where you're coming back from. it will be a fantastic weekend and here you go. 80 tomorrow. 78 on sunday. 78 on moday. with just a slight chance of a shower. >> thank you. tiger woods in 2007, he is bringing his learning centers to two d.c. charter school. >> one lation. >> the other is on hay street northeast in the park side. it was friday afternoon. school kids don't want to be sitting? >> some assembly. then tiger woods showed up. >> reporter: the ninth grade class at the charter school on capitol hill broke into the school chant after the friday afternoon assembly.

letting out some pent-up energy after tiger woods selected their school east of the anacostia river to become a tiger woods learning center for math, science, and media technology. >> you haven't experienced what you had to offer let us come in here and share with all of you what we think we can do for you. for your lives and your careers, whatever direction you may choose. >> reporter: as is typical of tiger events, it was carefully program with students reading questions prepared in advance. >>hat type of experiences did you get out of your education and do you wish you had a learning center when you were younger? >>he announcement was delayed earlier this week because tiger was playing monday in the extended ryder cup. his message that in golf and life you don't always win but you always try hit home with students. >> i think the words will stick with me. there have been time that i

don't think i can make. i. >> athletes don't usually come to schools. and we have this role model, this athletic role model and he inspired me to do it. >> it will help us to succee in life. we may not be able to go. >> reporter: the tiger woods foundation will provide funding for a series of learning expeences during and after school and even on weekends to enhance the academic program of the charter school. and students from other city schools will be eligible to take part in the tiger woods program. back to you. >> thank you. time for a little high school football now. >> that's right. >> this is like almost a small college game if you will. this is a big time high school game. really as big as it gets for high school football. for years, dematha has been the premier private school program in the area.

but good counsel knocked them from their perch. this year they come in second. while dematha ranked 14th after a loss to gonzaga. the stags hoping to avoid losing two straight in the same season for the first time in 16 years. where this one could come down to the kick game, dematha has a prty good kicker, don't they? >> yeah, hello. we're talking about dematha's senior kicker michael. as he very special kid. last year he was an all state she can. he has already received one scholarship offer from the university have akron. he had interest from miami and ohio. when he needs to make a kick, he makes the big kick. if it come down to a field goal, he has a leg up. a kicker is either the hero or the ghost. he plays the rol of hero. in a game earlier this season,

his foot was the difference. booting a career long 49-yard field goal, he gets his kicks when the pressure is on. >> everyone is looking at you. it is a pressure kick. no one likes to be you on that kick. three seconds left. it comes down to you. >> he is a tough kid. a good athlete. determined, a gamer, kicks well in pressure situations. and what i like about it, i can have fun with it. i can yell at him. i know when he's moody. and kickers are moody. and i know at. >> that's john moylan and he knows a lot. especially about kicking. >> you pick up. your upper body stayed up. stay down. >> reporter: the former dematha principal has been coaching for 54 years. four of those spent grooming his protege. the grooming --

>> smik a competitor. that's what i like about him. his helmet off. i say you need a hair cut. >> he is more like my grandpa and he go. it is a really good relationship. he teaches me a lot about the school and kickingnd what he's done the past few years. it is good to have someone around you teaching. and he is a really goodguy. >> reporter: on game day, he wears a pat on his number 8 jersey in honor of former dematha standout art doyle. doyle also wore number eight in the early 1950s. in 2007, he passed away after battling lou gehrig's disease. art and michael never got the chance to meet but michael believes he has a connection. pointing to the sky every time he kicks a field goal. >> i'm proud to wear number eight. is great. i love it. i met his family and his wife and i think it is something special. >> i think it is great. we respecthe guys who have come before s. they put us where we are today.

mike is a great character. over 3.0 in the classroom. he come from a great family. >> a really complete student athlete. that's what i'm so proud. about. >> reporter: michael brant 84, an elite kicker honoring the past one kick at a time. i also asked coach macgregor about any misconceptions about kickers. we talk about them being weird. he said i love kickers. sotime we go down on offensive lay and tray to score. he's been coaching him for all four years. that special kid will be a college scholarship athlete next year. coming up tonit our game of the week. it will be a good one. >> thank you very muh. it could come down to the foot of michael. very nice. >> it can make all the difference. >> definitely. we'll see you at 6:00. a lite hockey. the washington caps open their

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just how safe is your child's research information on the internet? many parents are worried aut online safety and now a national watch dog group is calling for stricter guideline for chides surf the web. jay gray has the details about the crackdown. >> reporter: more kids and teen are getting online and so is their personal information. >> issues about pricy have come to the fore in ways that have never happened before. >> reporter: in the research, it shows that 92%of parents believe their kids are sharing too much about themselves online. and three out of four parents asked, believe social networks are not doing a good job of protecting the privacy of kids. >> clearly, parents are worried about what informing thei children are sharing online. how secure that information is, and who might be collecting it

and for what purpose. >> reporter: common sense is caing on the industry to streamlineafety policies. >> privacy statements should be cleared and simple. >> reporter: and congress to limit online company and social netwk from selling personal informing to advertisers and third parties. >> we believe the should be new laws and regulations that say do not track ki. >> reporter: the chair of the federal trade commission supports stricter internet safety measures but also has a strong mention for kids who log object. >> respect your own privacy and that of others. be mainful that your posts, your videos have consequences. >> the first and some believe most important step to making the web a bit more safe for some of its youngest users. jay gray, nbc news. internet watch dog groups say it is up to parents to keep a close eye on their kids' internet use. that's it for news4 at 5:00.

news4 at 6:00 starts right now. the largest bank in the country t all foreclosures in the sale of foreclosed homes on hole indefinitely today. >> the driver accused in a deadly hit and run accident was still behind the wheel. keys in hand when the police caught up with her. and the tragedy for the brother of albert haynesworth. >> we begin with bad numbers on the jobs report. that could add up to big losses for democrats in a few week. good eving. i'm doreen gentzler. >> jim vance has the 6:00 off. the unemployment rat held steady at 9.6%. the labor department figures showed overall, 95,000 government jobs were lost last month but private sector employers added 64,000 new jobs