how he died. sources say more investigation is needed to determine what happened. this is ali mohammad. a 27-year-old man who died after he was beaten outside the club 9 bar near ninth and u streets northwt. husband father said the medical examiner can't tell him how his son died. >> i just go to the medical examiner's office. they told me about the investigation. i want to know what was the cause? 27 years old. i'm just asking the media to try to assist the truth. that's what i need. >> then they couldn't confirm howhe died. is that what they told you?

>> yes. >> reporter: thedid not say he died of a beating, did they? >> nobody tld that. >> reporter: it happened around 2:30 this morning. police say a man was denied entrance to club 9. they say he left and returned and thw a brick through a window. they say he was chased down and beaten by five people who worked with the club. those fi men arrested and charged with second-degree murder. but sources say, if the cause of ali mohammad's death is inconclusive, that could greatly impact the outcome of this case. ali mohammad's family said he had no health problems. they said they want answers. they want justice. those five club emoyees expected in court tomorrow. back to you. >> thank you, pat. a former prince george's county police cadet is suing the county for $1.5 million.

steven at that academy dismissed him last area for speaking out against cheating that was endorsed by an inructor. the classes allegedly were given answers to exams before they took those exams. the lawsuit also says police tried silence the man as retaliation for voicing his complaints. his lawyers say he was leto after a medical board declared him unfit for duty. the county spokesman has declined to comment. two people are okay after they were trped inside this van after a crash inrockville that happened around 1:15 on marinelli drive between route 355. it flip over. both the driver and braeng pinned inside and it took rescuers about half an hour to get them freed. both people were taken to the hospital. no charges filed. today family and friends said goodbye to a rockville man who was killed, trying to cross

rockville pike last week. the funeral was this morning. for 2:00-year-old adam who was killed along with his friend sunday morning. police have not charged the driver. the man park his car at a commuter lot this morning. he tried to cross the street and he was hit and killed by a vehicle. people that we talked to in the area say there is no crosswalk there. derrick ward has more on this. >> reporter: take a look behind me. this is dumfries road. here where this busy commuter lot is, there are several fast food establish mts. no cross walks or stoplights here. imagine trying to cross this road when traffic isn't as heavy and moving at quite a good clip and low light conditions. a worst-case scenario. what ayed out this morning, fatal consequences. 38-year-old miguel of manassas

died in the middle of dumfries road after 6:00 a.m. he was crossing at this commuter lot and headed for work. >> he tried crossing the street. >> reporter: there are no crosswalks here but it is heavily used by pedestrians who park in the lot and try to cross the street for a bite or a cup of coffee. this was a fatal choice for him. >> i just heard the screech. next thing i know, it hit the pedestrian. and it is real quick. >> reporter: police say the driver of the blue dodge ram stopped after t accident. they continue to search for anotr vehicle. >> the white box truck. not too much information to go on. the damage will be underneath the vehicle. we're not considering ahit and run. the driver might not know he was involved in the accident. >> reporter: there are signs alluding to crosswalk but no

crosswalks. >> several aidents. several accidents. accidents with cars i haven't seen in pedesian accidents but several cars. even my own son was involved in an accident trying to cross that. >> reporter: he was working on improvements for this lot. safety improvements, overdue says one commuter. ? they need toet this done right now. >> reporter: they are grieving. >> we feel that he is not here anymore. >> reporter: now at this point, no charges have been filed again driver of that truck who did remain on the scene. however, police are lookingor and want to talk to the driver of the white box truck. we told but the improvements going on here. the victim was actually part of the construction company that was working on it. among those improvements, traffic lights at the intersection outside the commuter lot. we're told they're still 90 days away.

back to you. >> thanks. two montgomery county police officers are on ainistrative leave after a man died in cuss dix last sunday police were call to an apartment building for the report of a man acting suspiciously. when officers arriv, they say 65-year-olkareem abdul ali was standing in the stairwell when they tried to get him to leave, they say he began to put up a struggle. eventually police used a taser and pepper spray to subdue him. he was taken to the hospital suffering cardiac arrest and he died three days later. his family wants answers. >> if a mistake was made, we would like to know. if they believe they were valid, we would like to know. the point is we don't. >> family members say he was diagnosed with schizophrenic and he was taking his medication. using mro this weekend could create some problems in terms of the time that it takes from one place to another. track work is being done on four

of the five lines. on the orange line, trains will be single tracking between 53 and andhe west falls church station. on the yell line, one track between the pentagon stations. on the green line between the navy yard and the anacostia stations. and on the red line, delays between the shady grove and the twin brook stations. the city of alexandria is working on a bill that would penalize cab drivers for being rude to customers. the city counc will hold a hearing and it might vote on it tomorrow. that bill wants to improve the city's taxicab service. a friendliness clause could lead to the suspension or the revocation of a cabbie's cense if that cabbie is found to be rude to a customer. lawmakers also want to enforce a quota of dispatch calls per driver. they may require all drivers to have credit card capabilities.

the results of a new poll suggest a swift and starting shift in the political winds. if the mid-term elections reflect the poll results, there could be big changes on the way. steve handelsman reports. >> reporter: the stunning news come months after the tea party emerges demanding lower taxes and smaller government. today's poll finds one-third of all likely voters now support the tea party. a third. tea party sarah palin. >> enough is enough. we'll get america back on the ght track. that toward the exptionalism that ronald reagan used to speak of. >> reporter: an exceptnal wind would be to harry reid. he trails in some nevada polls. the tea party republican sharron angle is hammering him on the 14% unemployment.

>> my job is to create jobs. >> it is not your job to crea job. it is your job to create policy that's create the confidence for the private sector. >> reporter: that's the argument. joe miller in alaska. all tea party senate candidates who could win. the tea partier christine o'donnell is in trouble in delaware. president obama nt to help put chris coons in joe biden's old seat. >> i understand some of the excitement has faded since election day. don't let them convince you that we have not made progress. we have made progress. >> reporter: the obama agenda could stall. 33 tea party candidates have a good shot at winning house seats and helping take republican control of congress. tea party candidates are promising pressure whoever

controls congress to roll back tax, spending, government gular sxlag health care reform. i'm steve handlesman, news4. the pentagon is warning gay troops that speaking up could still get them in trouble. there is a legally uncertain environment while the obama administrati appeals a court ruling which struck down the don't ask don't tell policy. it banned gays from serving openly. >> in the memo, the top personnel chief says troops might suffer what he called adverse consequences for thselves or othe if they change their conduct and then the court decision is reversed. still ahead, t miners in chile are keeping theirips sealed as to what happens in the two months they were trapped underground. i'm jackie bensen.

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if you live near railroad trags, you're used to hearing the occasional sound of the train. but some people say the horn are going off in the middle of the night for long periods of time. it is happening in the 1200 block of "w" street northeast near new york avenue. jackie bensen has our report. >> reporter: the sound heard in the overnight hours since sunday has been driving sheila absolutely out of her mind. [ sound effects ]

>> i'm used to the train. i don't have any problems with the train. >> reporter: she has lived in the 1300 block of "w" place northeast next to amtrak's ivy city facility since 1960. some of her neighbors have lived here even longer. so they are familiar with the routine sounds of the place which is primarily used for train maintenance and storage. this they sayis not routine. >> it is loud, abrasive, disrupting. i'm quite sure there are old folks on this street, okay? and why should they have t put up with that? >> maddening. about every 10 to 15 minutes. a loud burst. >> repter: sheila said she and other neighbors are losing sleep and growingncreasingly frustrated. >> they moved down the track, blow the horn and it is could

not stand for six or seven hours. >> reporter: residents we spoke to say they realize there is probably a good reason for the excessive use of the train signal but they really would have like to have some advance notice as to when it would start and when it was going to end. news4. >> from amtrak, the word is they're going to look into it. some of the men rescued from that mine in chile are now out of the hospital and back home. at least three of the men were released late last nig. doctors say others are expected to be released throughout the day today. they say most are healthy but three had dental surgery. two have a lung disease common ininers and one suers from pneumonia. the miners have made a pact not to speak to the media about the ordeal unless they are paid for that information. talk of peace talks between the taliban and the government of afghanistan today army general david petraeus confirm that nato has

provided safe passage for taliban leaders to travel to kabul for the talks. they described the negotiations as preliminary. he declined to provide details of nato's role in the talks. he told reporters in london today that it would be quite difficult for a senior taliban leader to travel to kabul if nato forces did not permit it. president obama is sug congress aprf a $250 payment for soci security recipients for next year to make up for a second year their checks will not be going up. they say there will be no raise beuse inplaying the has been so low. a similar payment was made last year when there was no increase for the cost living. coming up, a hey speed chase followed by a shootout. plus, police are warning about a controversial legal product. it is called k-2. some kids are overdosing.

an escaped convict. it was after a minor traffic violation in saw paulo. police discovered it was stolen and he was a convicted burglar. he took off weaving in and out of traffic, crashing into officers on motorcycles. he hit at least nine cars.

he sent other drivers running for cover during his attempt to get away. >> wow! >> sounds a little like a soccer game to me. >> but there's no goal. so we have a lot of wind out there right now. a lot of wind out there. not a whe lot when you compare to it what they're seeing in boston and parts of n england. they're looking at 40 to 50 miles an hour winds. >> it was affecting new york la laguardia. we did have some winds today. they were really not all that bad. a pretty good night out there for this evening. i think we're looking at a pretty good weekend. the winds will stick around. here they were. the winds were blowing the trees. people still out and about getting in a nice little afternoon stroll. you needed the jack and to

bundle up the kids. for the most parts, it wasn't all that bad as we did see men plenty of sunshine. you can see the clouds till well off into the distce. we're seeing a mixture of clouds and sunsne. the sun beginning to make its way down and it will continue to do so. 65 degrees was the high. 50 was the low. weave continued over the past couple of day to predict temperatures below that 50-degree mark. mother nature doesn't want to allow it. we have stayed above 50 degrees since may 11th of this year. that's more than five months above 50 degrees. i think tonight though is going to be the first night that we go bew 50, at least at the airport. you're saying we've been below 50. yes, you have. that's the airport number. most of us will be in the upper mid 40s. winds outf the northwest at 17 miles an hour. still gusting 20 to 30 miles an

hour. temperatures, 55 now in frederick. sterling coming in at 58 deees. 60 in la plata. at reagan national, 31-mile-an-hour wind gusts. 18 in charlottesville and 16 toward quantico and frericksburg as well. we'll see rather windy conditions overnight tonight and into the day tomorrow before we see the winds subside during the day on sunday. a few showers left toward front royal. that will be about it. they will slide to the south and east along 66. if y are on 6 maybe a quick shower to get the windshield wipers going. the syst is continuing to move through. it willmove off to the east. the main system is well to the north, actually, toward main. only 48 degrees with 40 to 50-mile-an-hour winds. that was the high.

the really warm air is well back to the west. it really strengthening overnight but well away from our area. we didn't see a lot of rain out of it. only about an inch in our location. some of the first snows of the season coming u to some of the mountains. high pressure mong in for sunday. that will make it a very nice day. a calm day. and back into the 70s aoss the area. a couple thing to do this weekend. out toward some fall color, how about near peak color in the appalachians. it will be great for skyline drive. maybe toward warrenton, a great event there. the international gold cup races 62 to 65 degrees. a great event for the kids. and something he will, the leukemia society, 13th street and pennsylvania avenue. 55 to 60 degrees. the checkin time is 5:00. and tonight, this evening,

chantilly taking on centreville. i think they pick the other game. partly cloudy this evening, isolated showers. very chilly. 43 to 49 degrees. winds out of the northwest a 10 to 20 miles an hour. a little windchill out there. we'll see the temperatures in thmid 60s. gusts once again, up to 30 miles an hour. not bad out there. and on sunday, just a great day. 73 on sunday. then 68 on monday. still pretty nice. and then the frontal boundary through tuesday. could it give us the chance of a shower. we'll call it 67. the high temperature will remain. >> warm water and a little honey

works for me. >> i have to get something. still to come, the first speed cameras. and serving up new lunch items with vegetables hidden inside. >> reporter: leesburg police are warning parents about a potentially dangerous substance responsible for at least one teenage overdose. i'll have the story coming up. people are worried that this once noisy pizza shop is about to reopen. i'll have the story coming up. coming up in sports, donavan mcnabb and the skins' offense trying to feigned their groove. on the other side of the ball, lorenzo alexander already has. plus, gilbert arenas a little

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a northern virginia child overdoses on a substance called k-2. it is also called spice and it is sold legally in stores because technically it is incense. >> however it also contains a

synthetic form of marijuana and that is responsible for at least one overdose in this area. as jane watr reports, buying it is as easy as buying a candy bar. reporter: k-2 also known as spice is being marked as an aromatherapy product. but this mixture of herbs and spices mimics marijuana. in other words, since athletic ig pot. police are sounding the alarm. >> like any other drug, they can overdose, it will cause uncreased sweating, vomiting. >> reporter: police say a teenager recently overdosed on k-2. and the synthetic marijuana was found on other teens. it is not illegal. >> it is available. selling about $35 for a gram. it is branded as incense but the store owners know what the customers are buying it for. >> reporter: the leesburg police believe it is only being sole in a handful of stores and they

plan to ask those store owners to remove it from their shelves. but at least in one instance we found it was being sold literally under the counter. at this coenience store, we walked right in and asked for k-2. and the clerks brought it out from hiding. >> do you have k-2? how much is it? cash only? >> yes. >> you don't take credit cards at all? >> we o. but this one we don't have on the system. that's why. we can't scan it. >> reporter: because the product is ew, the community at large knows little about it but word has spread among teens via social media. >> it's amazing. kids will always find something. how creative they are in finding some substanc that they feel they can get a high on that is going to produce problems. >> what we need is to find out who is making it. we need to go after this company. >> repter: right now police say all they can do is make parents aware of it and work with state lawmakers to make it

illegal. in leesburg, jane watrel, news4. >> rate now it is banned in only two states. it has turned up in college park. authorities stay national poison control center reported 1,500 overdoses in the first nine months of this year. police in prince william county say a 79-year-old registered sex offense is in trouble with the law again. he is charged wh sexual battery in connection with an alleged incident that happened yesterday afternoon. a 15-year-old girl told police she was walk to high school when drove up offering her a ride. she got in and said the suspect touched her inappropriately. he was released on $5,000 bond. >> you mate want to slow down next time you're going through college park. they've got new speed cameras. they are set up near the intersection of paint branch park way and trolley trail.

for now if you're caught speeding, you'll receive a warning. after november 15th, you can expect a $40 fine. this is the first in a series of cameras planned for college park. traffic problem in tyson's corner this weekend. route 123 on chain bridge road as it is known will be st down beginning tonight at the beltway. crews are going to take down the bridges that cross over chain bridge road. traffic will be rerouted on to route 7. it is expected to reopen by the rush hour on monday morning. general mor is recalling more than 300,000 vehicle. if you own the sedan, there is a problem with seatbelts. they say it may not restrain people in the front seat during a crash. the recall affects the 2009 and the 2010. at a time of year when gas prices are usually dropping, you'll find they've gone up more

an 10 cents a gallon. this despite the fact we're using less gas than we were a area ago. analysts are attributing it to investors. they're buying oil futures because the vall because the value of the dollar is so low. $2.92 a gallon. in the maryland suburb, $2.81. in northern virginia, $2.86. analysts expect the price to drop again before thanksgiving. some peel in georgetown thought they won the battle last winter when the district shut down a noisy pizza parlor on their quiet streets. now the fast food someplace about to reopen and the neighbors are not happy about it. to sherwood has our report. >> reporter: last winter, mayor nty's administration delighted residents when it shut down the pizza parlor. it drew noisy crowds and piles of trash. >> it was a nightmare for us.

we could not sleep. for months and months, we were woken up at 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning and it was a very difficultrocess to close they will down. >> reporter: now residents are horrified that the noisy neighbor is reopening in a matter of days. under a new license and food service, along with the prise to operate responsibly as late as 3:00 a.m. on weekends. >> it will reopen and be under a new name. same ownership. and everybody is concerned that they're going to relive the nightmare that they put up with for a couple years. >> reporter: the neighbors say the reopening is a shock and a surprise t them. an architectural fir nearby said it fears a crowdedaly will again hurt its business. >> parking so we couldn't get in and out to do the normal business or even to go home at the end of the d. >> reporter: d.c. attorney peter nickels tells news4, he understands the frustrations but

said legally the sthi to allow a business to be there. >> this restricts the hours, the time of operation. if at any time they violate these conditions, we canshut them down. we doenl have to go to court. >> reporter: he said he'll try another way to shut it down. >> it seem it is the best we can do for the momen i'm looking at longer term to rezone that area of potomac street so that it is a residential and not a commercial ne which would then prohibit any of these establishments from being there. >> reporter: tom sherwood, news4, washington. d.c. mayor adrian fentys now disavowing any write-in effort on his behalf. he has release ad statement urging voters to back the primary winner vincent gray. fenty had already expressed support for gray. he has been under increasing pressure to say something about it so his brief statement a few minutes ago is his clearest yet on this issue.

coming up, quick thinking 6-year-old help save the life of his grandparents. parents will do ything to get

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ited states brought eight dogs scued. they were brought from southeastern ohio this year. officer found more than 500 officers at a location that included chickens, roosters, turkeys, boars and reptiles. the humane society is working the find a home for all these animals. we're going to find out what kind of weekend we're going to have. is a od one, rate? >> it is a great weekend. a 50/50 weekend. saturday will be maybe a six out often on the scale but i think sundays a ten out of ten. outside, the sunas made its way down. it is a little onhe cool and windy side. if you are beginning to make your way outside, just remember, the 61 degrees currently. winds out of the westorthwest at 17 miles an hour but gusting upwards of 30 miles an hour across the region. 55 in frederick. 57 in manassas.

quantico and pla plata at 69 degrees. the winds, 39 miles an hour. 28 down toward andrews air force base. annapolis at 24 miles an hour. a very windy night tonight because of an your of low pressure. actually a couple areas of low pressure in the area. they will continue to move out over the next couple of days. a chiy night and rather breezy. 43 in frederick. 46 in fredericksburg and upper marlboro around 45 degrees. highs tomorrow into the 60s just about everywhere. normal high, average highs around 68 to 69 degrees. a little below average. don't worry, we'll make up for that nicely. back into the 70s. >>thanks. the 6-year-old boy in tennessee is being credited with saving his grandmother's life. the boy's name is van bowen. he was at home with his grandma

when she suddenly became sick and couldn't move. the boy is only 6 years old. he was not able to get in touch with his mom. but he didn't panic. he just picked up the phone and dialed 911. after explaining to a dispaxer what was wrong, he then sat patiently untihelp arrived. >> what's going on there? >> my grandma can't walk. >> local police calling him a hear over. his mom said heill be getting some extra ice cream as a reward. we have reporters down there checking out a report for the possible that van is sang, ice cream. that's all you got? is that it? >> they need an x-box or something. >> pretty good. i don't know. >> not bad at all. a little college football and pro football coming up. the terps going to death valley to get ready for the tires. the offense should, emphasis on

should, be able to make some progress on the colts' defense. on the defensive side of the ball, mr. everything. outside linebacker lorenzo alexander doing it and doing it well.

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the skins aren't getting a lot of love out there nationwide. i think they win this one and the eyes will op up. whoa! >> i thought you were predicting they would win this one.

>> i won't say that but i won't be surprised. >> you're right on. all the game have been so close. i don't think there are a lot of believers out there inaterial of the redskins. do you know who does believe in them? the people who know in vegas. >> the ds makers? >> yeah. the colts only favored by three. i think that's a really good sign. they're going to be right in this thing. final walk-through for the redskins this afternoon as they prepare to welcome the colts to town for a sunday nighter. defensively, the skins could be without rocky mcintosh who hasn't fully practiced all week because of a minor concussion. he is likely to be a game time decision along with albert hayneswoh. offensively the redskins should have all their starters on the field. donavan mcnabb and his crew trying to put together a solid game. mcnabb has shown he can produce when the game is on the line but his overall numbers this season, less than sparkling. he is a 21st rated quarterback

in the nfl. just three spots ahead of jason campbell. sunday night, the redskins facing the colts defense. his avere at best when asked about them, donavan just being donavan. >> i think the best defense is no defense at all. >> you've got toove that. it is not one particar defense. a lot of defense presents different thing. you have to be able to answer the calls. you have to be able to get the ball or whatever itmay be. but you have to come up with a great scheme against different defenses that you can probably have success with. >> they're the type of team that is used to playing with the league and they're a pass rush oriented tale. they have to find some good pass rushers on the team. a team that the defense bend but

don't break. but very good at what they do. >> all right. that's the redskins quarterback donavan mcnabb. if there is one player you want to be a fan of on this team. it is lorenzo alexande he is the redskins' starting outside linebacker. he might be the most versatile player on the roster. he has gone from offensive line to defensive lin back to offensive line. and now to linebacker. and the guy is just -- in his fifth season with the redskins, and he is on pace to have his st productive year in the nfl. he is a special team. look at this. thiss a knockout blow. lang the wood to people. mike shanahan called this hit one of the best he has seen ever. alexander, who is apppriately nicknamethe one man gang is used to doing a little bit of everything. >> it has been a long road for me being undrafted. to find the home here.

you can achieve anything by working hard and staying humble and believing in god and eventually opportunity will come. it is abouwhat you do when you have it. i've been able to go out and make the plays. i love it. i'm learning more every day. the coach is helping me out. aying around, you get to move around so much. dropping, rushing, really throwing people off. and i just love being out there and making plays like that. >> all right. that's outside linebacker lorenzo alexander. i still can't get used to that. i'm so used to him being a lineman. i say this with love. he still looks a little like a lineman. >> i'm not sure that's enough love. you'd better work on that. >> i have to share this one redskins story before we go. peyton manning is so good that defensive coordinor jim haslett used to be the defensive coordinator. this was years ago. peyton manning with you a sophore in high school and he used to go to the saints

practice facily because they used to play for the saints and used to play for the receivers. haslett said peyton manning as a sophomore in high school was the best quarterback in the field. isn't that crazy? >> that's great. and he's only gotten better since then. >> the redskins are going to have something to deal with. that game of course right here on nbc 4. talking college ball now. maland started 4-1 just once in the last nine years. tomorrow afternoon in south carolina. the terps have a chance to move to 5-1. all they have to do is get by 2-3 clemson. don't let that record or the three-game losing streak fool you. maryland has four wins. but they're all against parable teams. west virginia was the one good team they played and the mountaineers made turtle soup out of the terps. this weekend we'll find out if the terps are for real. they have played well against the tigers going 6-3 versus clemson. last season, clemson was the

only acc game the terps won. it's hard matching up. they're very, very good. we tried our best to give them game last year. i mean, it was really an act of god we won. and i thank them for it quite a bit. but i felt it was one of those ings where the ball bounced right, to be honest. >> they're going to need the ball to bounce right again. maryland and clemson at noon. smu and navy in annapolis at 3:30. the wizards fined gilbert arenas for that faked knee. do you remember that? how much do you think he was fined in don't cheat either. don't en look up. >> $15,000. >> $25,000. $50,000. >> that's t enough. >> you're right. because he makes about $18

million. fined $50,000. we found outhe lied about being injured to the headcoach. iron clirk he really did injure his groin last night after just 3:25. the wizards are saying he is day to d. let's hit the helipad for a couple re. rieger hasn't seen that. >> i haven't been here before. caps and nashville. he has an upper body. how about jason campbellack in the starting lineup after getting yanked? they are playing the 49ers. and game one of the american league championship series is tonight. it is in texa the yankees and the rangers. c.c. sabathia, the starting pitcher for the nkees. c.j. wilson is ing for the rangers. >> i think. so. >> the first time. >> thanks. dug has the final check of

the forecast after this. and we'll show you unusual and rather creative way to ge people to pay their taxes. good evening. we've got big delays around the area. a 48 night out there. the capital beltway looking a little better on the inner loop but still very slow on the inner loop. by the time you meet one the college park area, the pace starts to improve. 95. very hey out of springfie. th pokey pace does continue for the better portion of the trip. [ male aouncer ] martin o'malley sworn in.

inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemploymen o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chepeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will raise taxes again. whether he does, is up to you.

and a school has taken aew approach to getting kids to eat vegetables. >> reporter: tyler clifford cannot get enough of today's school lunc but what he and his classmat didn't know, that bite had five hidden vegetables. >> tomatoes. there were also zoo keeny, cauliflower, karats and sweet potato. >> the dip. >> you like it so much you licked it clean. and i can't believe it has squash. >> undercover beans, squash, sweet potato. and another six stealthveggies. >> how many of you liked that turkey sloppy joe?

>> what happened when they were told about the hidden health? they only gasped for a second before taking another bite. >> you're telling me that vegetables can taste good? >> it seems hiding the od stuff can make a great eeater even the pickiest sixth grader. >> to seehem actually licking things clean that had vegetables in them. >> it is all part of a nationwide initiative to help kids make healthier choices. cornl university was recently award ad million dollars to study school lunches. researchers found sometimes it can be as easy as placement and presentation. >> they're putting it under a light.

agriculture secretary tom vilsack said this time of behavioral studyn school lunch room could help improve the diets of millions of kids across the country. kristen dahlgren, n news. let's get a final check the forecast. >> my wife hides the broccoli in the smashed potatoes. >> for you. >> to make sure i get my servings. >> i'll show you what's happening. a little on the breezy side. we'll see the winds continue. 20 to 30 miles an hour. so wat out for that as you're waking up. 59 degrees outside. winds out of the west northwest at 15 miles an hour. it will sy breezy and look at the day tomorrow. men of sunshin but still, seeing winds upwards of 20 to 30 miles an hour. sunday looking beautiful no matter what you want to do o sunday. it will be great with a high of 73. >> that sounds good. coming up at 11:00, some breaking medical news. the fda has just approved botox as a treatment for people with

chronic migraines. and kids questioning whether disney world is really the happiest place on earth. and how redskins tighten chris cooley turned his mother's diagnosis of breast cancer into a way of helping other women dealing with that disease. that's at 11:00. this is the treasurer of saboo city in the philippines. she is not your typical tax checker. if you want to work in her office, you'd better like to dance. she said dancing is not only good for your health. it makes you more productive. she said she has proof of that. ever since she began staging dance routines in the office, the taxcollectors have doubled their daily collections. one could argue it is not necessarily due to any changein the worker's level of effort.