killing a woman with her suv and then taking off this this morning she's oust jail. good morning everyone, welcome to "news4 today." i'm aaron gilchst. it is saturday, october 9, 2010. first a quick chk on our forecast. chuck bell is here with us this morning. nice cool start to the day. >> yes, indeed. did you have a nice ek? >> yes. how about yours? >> no complaints.

it felt like october. mperatures cler than average five days in a row cooler than average. we've not had a stretch of days cooler than average more than five days in a row since february. unbelievable. alright. so outside on your saturday morning a nice clear sky overhead as you look over e ronald reagan washington national airport. 55 degrees at the airport. 52 inrince george's county. a lot of spots in the 40s. waldorf, la plata, port tobacco in charles county, maryland. fauquier county, manassas and out towards sterling, virginia also in the upper 40s. nice cool start. later today, tons of sunshine, temperatures will average 10 degrees higher. near 80 degrees. sun comes up at 12 after 7:00. goes down at 6:37. it's a saturday. ate fall. send in your college football forecast. pitt is at notre dame.

if you d't see your team featured send me an e-mail and i'll do my best to get a as many foball forecasts as i can. oklahoma has the week off. >> what will you do? >> i'll watch for someone else's game and cheer for them. we are following a developing story out of pakistan this morning where suspected militants attacked and set fire to 30, more than oil tankers that were carrying fuel for nato. this is the sixth attack in just over a week. take a look at this amazing video shot by local tv. no specific group has come forward to claim responsibility. this is in response to the country closing some border crossings into afghanistan. pakistan shut down the crossings after u.s. aircraft accidentally killed two pakistani soldiers. a toddler is recovering in the hospital and expected to survive after she and her mother were hit crossing the street in

maryland. this happened yesterday morning at the intersection of aspen hill road and georgia avenue in aspen hill. the mother was pushing the 17-month-old in a stroller across the street when they were side swiped by an suv. the driver had a full green light. a nurse happened to be close by and perrmed cpr on the toddr. >> there was a baby laying in the middle of the intersection being attended to by a citizen. >> the by wt to the ground. was not breathing or moving. i started to give cpr. >> after a w seconds we got a pulse back. >> after the nurse performed cpr the child was taken to hospital. no charges have been filed against driver. the driver in a deadly hit-and-run accident in the district is out of jail this morning just hours after being arrested. 30-year-old jorida davidson facing manslaughter charges

after hittin kiela marie ryan. >> reporter: 30-year-old jorida davidson was wearing sunglasses when she left the d.c. courthouse in the mpany of a lawyer a family members. 14 hours after she turned herself in at a police station. >> do you have a comment, miss davidson? sir, do you have any comment as her attorney? >> no. i'm just standing in for he attorney. you can get your comment from him. >> reporter: davidson was charged with voluntary manslaughter for a shocking incident thathappened about 1:30 a.m. on thursday morning in dupont circle. kiela marie ryan was celebting her birthday with friends. she just stepped out of a parked car when she was struck by jorida davidson's vehicle. a witness follow the suv to get

the tag number. prosecutors sayhen officers located the lexus davidson was in the driver's seat. court documents allege she was incapacitated and under the influence of an alcoholic beverage. the document detail the dramatic moment when the officer brought the bicyclist to chevy chase. the witness positively identified the defendant as the driver of the vecle that struck miss ryan. the witness said quote, that is definitely her. the prosecution argued that davidson is a flight risk because of her albanian citizenship. she had to surrender her passport. davidson will be placed under what's note as hh intensity supervision. the judge ordered her not to drive. jackie bensen, "news4 today." >> the investigation continues this morning into a myerious murder on a wooded estate in fairfax county. the body of 61-year-old young

yun was found in his home by a family member. police call it an apparent homicide and said he died from trauma to the upper body. missing from his home a gold lexus with virginia tags. police ask that if you see the vehicle or have any information contact them immediately. after yet another burglary in northern virginia police are questioning if a serial burglar may be expanding his territory. the latest burglary happened friday morning in the waterford area of loudoun county. investigators are looking into a possible link between 87 incidents in fafax county and 14 in prince william county. all happened over just the past two months. the latest break in is similar to towers. it happened duringhe early morning hours while the residents were asleep. the burglar came in through an unlocked door and took small valuable items. >> we suspect this person is comfortable with the area. walking around during hours of

darkne. on foot or bicycle covering large areas. sitting, listening, watching the area. >> investigators say even with the large number of incidents they still haven't been able to get a good description of the person who might be responsible. a northern virginia family asking for your help finding two mewho took advantage of an 89-year-old woman and stole her car. she got lost in leesburg and asked for help. she met two men who she thought were good samaritans. but they were anything but helpful. >> these peop charged her and then take her car. >> reporter: carole stevens is the niece of an 89-year-old fairfax county man who had her silver mercedes-benz stolen by a couple of men who acted like they were trying to help her. >> it's very sad. they obtained the trust of the person. they know they are elderly, they

are confused an that they are having a problem and then they take advantage of it. >> reporter: stevens says on thursday of last week her elderly aunt was driving on route 7 andlost. she ended up in a parking lot in the leesburg area. two men approached her and offered to help. one of the men drove her hem in the mercedes another her in a sepate car. >> she was confused and anxious and tired. d was frightened. >> reporter: when theyrrive at the victim's falls church area home she paid the men a substantial amount of cashand went inside. her niece said the next day she realized the men tok her home. >> two be suspects offered to take her home, they end up taking her car they took cash. they had the opportunity to be good samaritans and yet chose to be villains. >> reporter: fortunatelyhe woman was not hurt by the

scammersut she and her relatives scared because they know where she lives. >> i hope they can be caught so that they don't do this to some other elderly person. >> reporter: the victim's niece said as a result of this incident someone is with her 24 hours a day and that mercedes-benz is still missing. we have a traffic alert this morning. plan on taking the metro this columbus day weekend? farrah gut west and mcferson will be closed. lower level of metro center will be closed. red line service will not be impacted. no orange or blue line trains will pass through any of those three station. up have to take a shuttle betweenstations. you should be prepared for deys of up to 40 minutes if you're taking the blue or orange lines. everything should be back to normal for tuesy morning's commute.

and the d and yellow lines will be no picnic this weekend. add at least half an hour to your ride on the d line between shady grove and twin brook. and yellow line 30 minute delays between huntington and braddock road station because of landscaping work. you might need to find another way to find a way around town. 27 routes in maryland and virginia that usually operate on weekdays will not be in service on columbus day. other routes will be operating on an enhanced saturday schedule. still to come this hour another disappointing jobs report. the impact the latest numbers could have on next month's election. and major progress and efforts to rescue those trapped miners in chile. when the men may finally be out of harm's way.

♪ and we'll celebrate the birthday of a music legend, john lennon.

> and welcome back. it might be a rough weekd for democrats who are looking to the

latest jobs report to give them some good news heading into the mid-term elections. yesterday's report shows while the private-sector added 55,000 jobs the feral and local governments cut almost 160,000. do the math. 95,0 jobs were lost last month. and the unemployment rate is holding steady at 9.6%. the 14th month at that level. republicans are seizing the new data to attack democrs as mid-term elections approach. the report also shows there has been a sharp increase in part time workers. the jobs report is so bad news for college students and recent college grads who are not just looking for jobs they trained for but a job period. we he more on what the jobs report means for the nation's students. >> any questions? >> reporter: like most college seniors, kelsey is consumed with finishing her degree but the journalism major spend most of her free time searchingor work

in one of the toughest employment markets in alst three decades. >> it's stressful becaus i know everyone is looking for a job right now. >> reporter: at her school job fair could network and distributed an impressive resume but that may not be enough. the unemployment rate for adults 20 to 24 years old is nearly 15% and that's almost 50% higher th the national average which means she's competing with her fellow seniors and alumni who had been unemployed since she graduated last year. >> i'm finding i'm smitting my resumes in thin air. >> reporter: the pressure on students is spreading. career counselors say even freshmen are getting a case of the job jitters. >> not being able t know that there's a job out there in the

futu for me made me realize that i have to already plan ahead in order to succeed. >> reporter: how did you me up with those figures? that plan includes an early visit to the career center. >> in the summer we saw at orientation majority of new freshmen had resumes which in my experience is unual. >> reporter: the outlook for job growth isimproving. students should still be aggressive. get internships and realize their first job may not be exactly what they want. >> i'm not in any position to turn down a job. >> reporter: young adults who all have the right stuff at a very difficult time. bank of america putting a temporary halt to foreclosed homes in all 50 states. bank of america employee signed foreclosure documents without verifying their accuracy

several attorney generals have raised concerns. bank of america released a statement saying all their foreclosure assessments are accurate. after being trapped underground for two months, the chilean miners are two days away from being rescued. two of the three drills have stalled but plan b drill has continued to go down the 2,000 feet to the small sbras the miners have been living. if everything goes well they could be pulled out beginning tuesday one by one. get them out a lot earlie than they were thinking. >> what an amazing ordeal for all those people. >> great to hear from them when it's over. for us you would like to know about the forecast. >> get out in the wide-open spaces. >> two thumbs up kind of weekd. forecast, all the details are

coming up next.

today marks the 70th birthday offormer beatle john lennon and at the rk and roll hall of fame fans got to take a trip back to the musicians childhood. a time capsule is on display including childhood pictures,

some drawings and writings and even some of his high realize it not. >> reporter: he teamed with p l mccartn mccartney. when the fab four broke up,

lennon set out on a n course. >> he createdery experimental work that some of it is the most groundbreaking music in the history of rock and roll. ♪ >> reporter: one of lennon's solo works became an anthem for global peace. >> when he became a solo artist he felt a freedom to express hielf a little bit more, to do music that i i think was coming from his heart. >> reporter: the world mourned lennon murder, but the spirit embodied in his music lives on. >> it's a rare artist who is able to cover both end of the spectrum and to doo in such an excellent way. such a prolific figure in

music and pop culture. >> hard to believe he's been gone so long already. 30 years nting. so for our weekend weather everyone has ordered up a little bit of sunshine and mother nature has decided to play i want easy for us. >> areou taking credit? >> i'm delivering sunshine. i'm not done taking credit. don't worry. outside we have a clear sky out there on a saturday morning, hopefully your weekend off to a good start. getting ready to go out on your weekend morning, run or jog or bike ride, dog walk. whatever you're planning to do with your saturday morning. clear skies out there. delightfully cool. nice little taste of fall outside. very crisp airut there. 55 degrees the temperature. here in washington the dew points in the upper 40s and low 50s so not terribly humid. winds light out of the southwest at 3 miles per hour. a lot of spots up in the 40s.

49 degrees in falls church and arlington 45. up in the panhandleof west virginia temperatures in the low 50s. and generally speaking we're in store for a very quiet weekend of weather. so that is welcomed news. 50s and 60s around much of the eastern seaboard. look at the extent of the clear skies. from new york to new england across the mid-south and into the deep south. september-like weather. temperatures running some ten degrees warmer than average for today. getting toee a little bit of a cool down tomorrow. a very weak cool front will slip down through here late tonight and into early tomorrow as it goes on by. take little bit of the heat way. today up in the low 80s tomorrow. upper 70s to near 80. that's still well above average. gradually that front will sneak up north. might kick off a few showers but probably not until monday afteoon. for today plenty of sunshine. highs in thor 70s and low 80s.

morning sunshine tomorrow, some afternoon clouds coming in, second half of your sunday a very pleasant day. temperatures upper 70s to 23450er8 degrees. monday, columbus day a lot of folks have the day off especially if you work for the government or bank. temperatures will be in the upper 70s to 23450er8 on monday. there will be a chance for a few showers around. we'll keep you posted as the weekend wears along. doesn't look like a washout. just a few showers for moay and tuesday. cooler on wednesday. back in the low 70s. weather front has a chance to bring cooler weather in as we finish the week in. noon kickoff, 68 degrees for illiis and panthers. florida state in miami taking on u temperature about 78 degrees. light north breeze. th've had some classics over the years. wide left. wide right.

you name it. if you would like to see your college football forecast send me a note. we'll keep getting them on. the capital season is under way and it began with some scary moments. dan hellie with more on this sports in a minute. >> reporter: good morning. your "sports minute" starts with the capitals and last night a strange beginning to the beginning of the season. just over two minutes into the game, ondrej pavelec clapses on the ice. the game delayed for more than 20 minutes while medical personnel attended to him. he was taken to the spita the thrashers score the game winner in the second period. caps lost 4-2. home opener tonight against new jersey. wizards pre-season road show continues in chicago. the bulls too much as they began to pull away in the second quarter.

beat the wizards 107-96. to high school football our game ofhe week in only maryland. good council hosting damascus. these teams need every minute of this game to settle it. second quarter, 14-0. number 5 is fuller. watch him go. break being tackles. picking up blocks. 95 yards for the touchdown. cuts the lead to just seven. with over a minute to go, game tied at 28-28. then from 23 yards out, that's the ball game. damascus beats good council 31-28. th's your "sports minute." i'm dan hellie. everybody have a great weekend. >> 47 a 27 after the minute. pepco telling everybody to change their thermostats. and good donald be the next commande

a prominent businessman found murdered his own fairfax county home. this morning hi killer is still on the loose. good morning and welcome back to "news4 today." i'm aaron gilchrist. kimberly is off this morning. it's saturday, october 9, 2010. the news is just ahead. first, those a quick check on

our forecast. meteorologist chuck bell is here with us this morning and looking for a warm, sunn day. >> absolutely right. a nice one out there. temperatures way above average for this time the year. feel a whole lot moreike labor day weekend than columbus d weekend. outside a beautiful clear sky. temperatures in the 40s and low 50s. there's a check of it. you can see there's hardly a cloud to be foun anywhere this morning. 55 degrees downtown. 49 degrees in leesburg this morning. 45 in manassas. leonardtown down in st. mary's county low 50s. 51 degrees down there. take a checkn the map. 56 at the naval academy in annapolis. at the inner harbor in baltimore. tons of sunshine on the way for your saturday. temperatures running way above average up to near 82 degrees here in washington today. sun comes up about 40 minutes or so from now. 7:12 this morning. goes down at 6:30 this evening. nice stretch of weather. few more clouds coming back

tomorrow. slight cool down. back up to 23450er8 degrees on monday with a little chance for rain showers on monday, monday night and into tuesday. doesn't look like a big deal just yet. saturday and sday, clear sailing. >> looks good. in our headlines now a heads up to pepco customers. there' a potential fire hazard supplied by the energy company. the batter i judges can leak causing the thermostat to overheat. about 13,000 customers havthis particular model. pepco says the thermostats should work fine without the batteries. the batteries are only used for the thermostat's clock in case of a power outage. no actual fires have been reported. police in fairfax county are asking for your help to find the murderer of 61-year-old yun yung yun. his body was found on thursday night in his home. derrick wardas the latest. >> reporter: a family member

discovered the body of the man inside his home around 4:00 p.m. on thursday. investigators are calling his death an apparent homicide less is being said about the cause of death. >> we kow the victim died of trauma to the per body. we're waiting on confirmation of the exact manner. >> reporter: a local businessman had interest in a numb of local establishments. but he and his wife kept mainly to themselves. >> we used to talk to each other rarely. apart from that, that's i they were busy. >> reporter: now, in these stately homes on wood acreage there's a sense of angs but there was a murder in their midst. >> all these police cars and so much rushing. i didn't know what to make it. >> what we inveigate sod far it doesn't appear to be a random event. doesn't seem to be connected to

the burglaries. the homicide detectives haven't connected this. we do believe it isolated. >> reporter: police are still searching for the victim's vehicle. it's lengs us suv with virginia tags xyw-8197. >> if anyone sees it please don't approach the vehicle. be very cautious. definitely call the police right away. let us know where it is. >> reporter: derrick ward, news 4. >> police aren' saying if anything besides the victim's vehicle was taken from that home. another burglary in northern virginia has police questioning if a serial burglar may be expanding his territory. th latest incident happened friday morning in the waterford area of loudoun county. investigators e look emergency to the possibility that it is linked to 87 incidents in fairfax county and 14 in prince william county. all have happened over the past two months. the latest break i is similar to towers. it happened during the early morning hours while the

residents were home asleep. the burglar came in through a an unlocked door. investigators say they still have not been able to gate good description of person responsible. the driver in a adly hit-and-run in the district is out of jail this morning hours after being arrested. 30-year-old jorida davidson faces manslaughter charges after police say she hit24-year-old kiela marie ryan in dupont circle early thursday morning. ry was out celebrating her birthday when she washit as she stepped out of a pked car. a witness on a bike followed davidson's car long enough to get a license plate number. police tracked down that number and found davidson drunk still in the car. she was placed under high intensity supervision and her passport haseen taken away and been deemed a flight risk. a 2-year-old is recovering after eating some marijuana in prince william county. police arrested 22-year-old nicole corbett and fernando booker and charged them with child endangerment and drug

possessi. police were called to a motel in manassas on an overdose call when they discovered the toddler had ingested the drugs. we're following a developing story out of pakistan this morning where a suspected militant attacked and set fire 230 more oil tankers that were carrying fuel for nato. this is the sixth attack in just over a week. no specific group has come forward to claim responsibility. this is in resnse to the country closing some border crossings into fghanistan. pakistan shut down the crossings after u.s. aircraft accidentally killed two pakistani soldiers. the tea rty is organizing in virginia this weekend. tea party groups across the state are coming together for the first time at a convention in richmond. more than 2,000 people are sign up to attend what they are calling the largest gathering of tea party members to date. they represent more than two dozen tea party groups across the commonwealth. the state's former governor and george allen scheduled to

address the crowd along with state attorney general ken cuccinelli who is challenging the president's healthcare reform law. big news for the upcoming elections. d.c. residents ling overseas will not be able to cast online ballot the security of internet voting was tested. but they were habl to hack into the servers, find ou how they voted and change the votes. >> the danger of internet voting is we just don't know how to make a system like thishat is secure given the limitations of today's technology. >> now for those who want to vote. d.c. residents living overseas ca download ballots and have to mail it in. usually it's people working hard to get donald trump's approval teen get hired but could the role soon be reversed?

the donald was in scotland to receive a doctorate in business. after picking up his degree he told journalists the united states needed better leadership an addressed speculation he would run against president obama in 2012. >> tim recently i would have had no interest but somebody has to do mething. not only having to do with o country but your country. there's bean lot of talk about me running. >> trump also said it was too early to say who his potential running mate would be and laughed off suggestions he might run with sarah palin. 22 number before the top of the hour. still to come, he went to jared's. now he might be going tojail. another rip told the nationwide foreclosure crisis. it's being called the foreclosure fraud scandal and it coulcost the country's biggest bas millions of dollars. the latest details straight ahead.

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after a few minutes of chatting them up he calmly pit on his hand and walked out. his water bottle, they are checking it now for dna and fingerprints. fbi agents in connecticut and poli shut down a truck stop after reports of suspicious activity and possible explosives on a truck. police were tipped off by truck's owner in california who had an argument with the driver on friday. police questioned the man and woman who were in the truck in connecticut but found no explosives. on wednesday two men in a nearby new haven were found in a mercedes that looked to be pipe bomb ammunition and gas masks. big news now on the housing market. bank of america has halted sales of foreclosured homes indefinitely. the nation's biggest bank said it has to review pential flaws in foreclosure documents including agents signing forms without reading them. >> reporter: bankf america

says it will actually continue to feclosure on homeowners behind on mortgage payments but just won't sell the property until it can verify the foreclosure documents are accurate. >> the bks do have to get their is dotted and ts crossed. at the end of the day it's forcing people out of their houses. >> reporter: it follows a week of foreclosure fraud accusations leveled not only atbank of america but at jpmorgan chase and allied gmac. after an employee in texas admitted to robo signing. that is approving up to 8,000 foreclosures a month without reading a majority of the paper work. >> the fear is that if this practice isaking place at a couple of the servicers it may be taking place at all. >> reporter: with one in every seven americans wita mortgage behind on payments or currently in forlosure the consequences for the banks might be enormous. >> we'll probably see borrowers

awarded some form of compensation for the fact they were removed from their property. >> reporter: banks are expected to repossess a record 1.2 million hos this year, one million more than last year but might have to hang on to the homes a lot longer than first thought. 16 before the hour now. "the today show" is next here on nbcwashington.com 4. let's see what they are working on. >> reporter: good morning. coming up, hard times. the sobering new jobs report. the nuers tell us what many americans ready know about the economy. what it means for you and for the mid-term elections now just few weeks away. also one school, four students who committed suicide. were they all bullied to death? the families of two of those teens say they were and blame school oicials for not protecting them. we'lhave details on that story. in chile, holding their breath after months buried underground

33 trapped miners may be on the verge of being rescued. hardest part is bringing them out. and dora explorer, was her exploited. the girl behind the voice says she was. she's suing for millions. we'll tell you why when see you later here on "the today show." 15 now before the hour. we're in for a nice warm saturday. >> we love . we love it when the forecast works out so you can enjoy your weekend. if you're making your plans to get outside and eny it plan on using the sunscreen not the umbrella. all the details are next.

weome back. chuck once the sun is up it will be picture perfect saturday? >> yes, indeed. no complaints. yesterday was a nice way to get the weekend started pap lot of people when you have a monday off, a lot of people assume the weekend starts on friday. a lot of people took advantage of that. what a nice day yesterday. today more sunshine once again, even a little bit warmer. temperatures today nearly 10 degrees above average for the cond weekend in october. hard to believe it's october already especially the way the weather has been cooperating. there's a check of your outside view this morning on your saturday from our city camera view vus capitol dome in the distance. beautiful morning. very clear sky overhead. temperatures have cooled int the 40s and 50s early this morning. 55 here in washington itself. the dew point is at 50. humidity %. not much in the way of fog right

around town but some of the sheltered rural areas might have a little touch of fog here and there especially out towards the shenandoah valley and panhandle of west virginia. not a wide spread fog problem. 64 in frederick, maryland. 55 degrees here in town. 56 in anapolis. 51 in southern maryland. 46 degrees out towards manassas andhe blue ridge in the 40s this morning. 40s acss the cool spots across the mountains dwn into western parts of the ohio valley. 50sll the way around that general area of cooler area and as a result nice day. high pressure is large and in charge of our weather. hardly a cloud to be found. this little week cool front will be sliding here overnigh takes a couple of degrees off your temperatures for tomorrow afternoon. bring few extra clouds in as well. very nice weather. feeling like september for sure around here. temperatures going to be well above average. a little bit of a cool down coming our way as that front slid ever so slowly to our

south. milder weather promises to us have a fairly nice way to get the week started. relatively warm area. ripple in the atmosphere, area of blue is potential rain at 6:00 tomorrow evening. late tomorrow night into monday might see a shower or two in the west virginia mountains an portions of southern pennsylvania but by and large nothing in the way of rain chance until monday ternoon. so for your saturday mostly sunny. quite warm today. temperatures well above average. upper 70s and low 80s. tomorrow morning sunshine giving way to a few clouds. nice and toasty warm by mid-october standards. highs tomorrow upper 70s. chance for shower on monday afternoon and monday night. another chance of some cooler weather returning next weekend probably going to feel more like october than this one. michigan is take on michigan state in an arbor today. >> do they st. that way? >> that's how they say it.

northwest winds 5 to 10 miles per hour. good day for football. their stadium now in michigan holds 109,000 people. i assure you it wil be a sellout. and trojans of southern california going up to palo alto to take on stanford cardinals. the coach is great out there in stanford. played quarterback for michigan, i think. >> do you just know that? >> i know a lot. i follow college football. n't ask me anything about nfl and baseball is off the limits but college football i got it covered. still ahead this morning, mo thrilling finishes from baseball's playoffs. >> ondrej pavelec is down. >> some scary moments from the capital season opener. why this goal tender had to be carried off the ice on

and a fly ball hits deep to right field and this ball is out and over the seats. >> if you went to bed early last night, you missed one heck of an end to this game. rick ankiel homered in the 1 19 inning to beat the san francisco giants 5-4. game two of the national league

division series. the series is now even at one game apiece. the capitals open tir regular season hoping to erase memories of last season. and one of the players deals with a personal tragedy. dan hellie has that and more in sports. >> last night a perfect example why it's impossible to make a living betting on sports. the capitals who were almost perfect in the pre-season lose to a team that didn't win a game. their season opener down in atlanta did not go as planned. challenges lose to the thrashers 4-2. strange happenings early in the game. thrashers goalie ondrej pavelec collapses on the ice. he just falls out cold. lays motionless on the ice 30 minutes. he was in the hospital and talk task game last night. the caps came right at them. later in the first, a little tick, tack, toe.

light put the capitals up 1-0. controversy in the second period, thrashers up 2-1. there's a be scramble. green tries to clear with it his hand. you can do that but can't pick it up. the referee said he made an illegal move. so a penalty shot for the thrashers. here comes cane. thrashers down the capitals 4-2. "good guys" back at verizon tonight for their home opener against new jsey. albert haynesworth in tennessee with his family as they grieve the death of his half brother who was killed in a motorcycle accident thursday night. the redskins do not knowf haynesworth will be ailable to play against the packers on sunday. mike shanahan did say he expect trent williams to play barring any set backs. the wizards suffer their first setback in the pre-season in chicago. wizards guard got a warm reception in his return to the

windy city. played several years for the bulls. john wall driving in the first arter and hitting it wide-open in the corner for the three. it was a quiet homecoming for the former jayhawk. later in the first, john wall doing what john wall does driving everybody. hangs and hits the little floater. amixed bag for wall once again. 11 points in the game for the number one overall pick. the bulls start to take control off trouble. kick it out. corbett had 17. bulls down the wizards 107-96. baseball playoffs now. the phillies battle back to beat the reds and theytake it 2-0 series lead. let's goal philadelphia. roy oswalt trying to follow up on dock holliday's no-hitter. brandon phillips says don't think so. no hit this, my friend. goes into the left field seats. a solo bomb. reds up 1.

oswalt allows four runs in four innings of work. bottom of the seveh, cincinnati 4-3. jay bruce, lost it in the lights and that was costly. chase utley comes in to score. jason worth comes in to score and the phillies rally to beat the reds 7-4. they lead that series two games to non high school football and game of the night was a dan die. wcac rivals. damascus and good council going right down-to-the-wire. game decided by a field goal. maryland's head coach loking for some studs and needs them. how about this guy? kendall fuller number 5 from good counl on the kickoff return. and th is what you call wheels, my friend. good blocking too. a convoy goinginto the end zone. he scores 95 yards.

cuts the lead to just seven. what is it with the 5s? number 5 re, darion 71 yards. michael brett from 33 yard out does it. good council loses. that's your morning sports. i'm dan hellie. everybody have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> i love a good high school game. no doubt. i have to work on saturday mornings so i don't ge out. but i marched in the band so like to go out and -- >> did you. >> there's some great high school marching band. >> what instrument did you play? >> trumpet. it was loud. >> that's all it takes. >> the neighbors too, boy that was loud. >> that's it for