three prince george's county police officers in two indictments. the first involves the owner of a liquor store in college park. he is accud of paying off officers to ensure the transport of untaxed cigarettes and alcohol. also conspiring to distribute cocaine. chris gordon joins us from u.s. district court in greenbelt with more. >> reporter: good evening. publicer is advance representing two of the proffers county branches of government have been arrested in less than a week. last friday was prince george's county executive jack johnson and today, three members of the county police force. fbi agents executed search warrants and arrested three prince george's county police officers and six civilians on corruption charges. i asked if this investigation is connected in any way to last week's arrest of county executive jack johnson and his wife leslie. >> we have ongoing right now, a

series of related corruption investigations here in prince george's county. we're not going to talk about wh if any connections there might be among the investigations. >> reporter: this was the scene in laurel, maryland, at the home of prince george's county police sergeant richard delabrer who along withorporal chong chin kim is charged with conspiracy to commit extortion by interfering with commerce. the officers allegedly took payments from the owners of liquor stores. the mhis. in a could be spearcy to transport untaxed alcohol and cigarettes in maryland and virginia. if convicted they could be sentenced to 20 years and forfeit property. >> this investigation has been ongoing for some time. it has been a joint corroborative effort with the prince george's police department who have been of tremendous assistance in the investigation, including the

arrests today. >> reporter: the second indictment charges two woodbridge men with conspiracy. agents searched the home of the police officer sinisa simic arresting him and another suspect, it cod result in a sentence of life in prison with a minimum of five additional years of the gun charges. >> public officials hold positions trust and are held to the highest standard. they should be an example to the citizens they serve. >> the indictments charge these ofcers crossed the bright line from catching criminals to assisting criminals in committing serious criminal violations. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney last friday said the arrest of jack johnson was just the tip of the iceberg. he was asked, today's arrest, do they constitute the rest of the iceberg? he seemed to indicate that this is an ongoing investigation and that he anticipates more charges and more arrests. we're live at the u.s.

courthouse in greenbelt, maryland. back to you in the studio. >> okay. thank you. ounty executive jack johnson was back in his ofice after his arrest last week. despite the distractions, he made it seem as though it was business as usual. derrick ward has more on this story. i think it would be a tough argument to make that this is another day at the office for the county ecutive. amid all those charges and th ongoing investigation. he did talk to reporters this morning and he tried to ensure county residents that despite all of those things, he still had the business of running the county at hand and the last days of his administration. after the end of theast week, a day at th office must have been a welcome respite for county executive jack johnson. under the term of his releasering hasto wear an electronic monitoring bracelet and only travel to work or his attorney's office. he said today, he's had plenty of contact with his supporters.

>> a whole lot of company visitors this weekend from neighbors and church folksnd all prince george's have received more than a thousand telephone calls. >> reporter: his wife leslie johnson left their home a short time before he did. johnson gave no indication that he won't finish out his term which ends on december 6. >> one time, the citizens of prince george's county should know that i'm going to remain strong. i'm going to finish what i started. eight years ago. >> reporter: the county executive would not speak about his arrest friday or the continng federal bribery or the evidence of desuction charges that he's facing but did he speak about his post arrest state of mind and the encouragement of the supporters. >> messages from all the churches reminding me to stay strong and be faithful and have a spirit of toughness, which i

have. >> reporter: now among things he said he would be working on today. county spending for the upcoming year and also helping with the smooth transition for the next administration. we're live in upper marlboro. back to you. >> thanks. prince george's county executive-elect spoke for the first fwim the scandal tonight. he answer ad few questions saying his focus is on the future. >> the alleged acts of a few in no way should deter the direction of all prince george's county who are ready, eager, and i would say excited about the means toake this county, or to take this county from good to great. >> reporter: baker said he expects the justice system to play out and to deal with the charges. we'll have much more on the raid coming up in our next half-hour. we'll hear from police chief roberto hilton. two more charges we

dropped against ingmar guandique. he is the man on trial for the murder of chandra levy. this comes on what could be the fugitive day of testimony in that case. in other developments today, jurors heard from another cell mate of the defendant. and an audio message from former congressman gary condit was released. we're learning more about the make-up of the jury. pat collinss at d.c. superior court with this. >> reporter: the felony charge against ingmar guandique dropping like flies. first nine. then six. then four. now today just two. two more felony charges against ingmar guandique off the books. dropped. attempted kidnapping charge. dropped. attempted robbery charge. taken off the table because the statute limitations has run

out. left in play, two first-degree murder charges. this as another cell mate of guandique testifies this time for the defense. appearing at superior court to a closed circuit television hook-up, jose. he says he was in jail with ingmar guandique in the big sandy prison in kentucky. he said he ner heard guandique mention the name chandra levy. he said i didn't hear him say anything about what he was charged for. he called to counteract armando morales, another guandique cell mate called by the prosecution. morales testified that guandique confessed to him about the murder. 29-year-old ingm guandique charged in the murder of chandra levy. the skeletal remains of the 24-year-old intern found in rock creek park in may 2002. she had been missing for about a

year. also toay, some messages left on chandra's phone by gary condit. the married california congressman linked to the intern. >> six days since i haven't heard from you. maybe you're out of the country or something. give me a call if you get this message. >> reporter: condit has repeatedly denied havin anythi to do with chandra's disappearance. when he was called to court, he refused to talk about his relationship wh chandra, saying it was a private matter. but an fbi expert said he found condit's dna on chandra's underwear. more information about the jury in this case. four men, 12 women, including four alternates. the average age, 47. e jury includes four government workers and two journalists. five have college degrees. five have some post college

education. that jury should begin deliberating this case tomorrow. back to you. >> pat collins. a big monday night match-up. the washington redskins at home agait the philadelphia eagles. the division rivalry will shine in the spotlight at fed-ex field. traffic at lando already getting pretty heavy. donovan mcnabb should be feeling pretty good out there tonight. he just signed a five-year contract with big money. fans athe game will be keeping an eye on the skies. it might rain before the game is oh. doug is out at fed-ex field. looking like it might rain out there tonight? >> do you think, was it? $78 million will make him a little warmer tonight? >> him, yeah. i don't know about everyone else. >> reporter: everybody else will be on the cold side. lindsay said is it like 42 out here? no. it is 52 but with the add

humidity, it is feeling coer. the winds out of the east at five miles an ur. we're oking at mostly cloudy skies. 48 in frederick, 49 down toward the air force base in clinton. the temperatures are not going to fall all that much. that's the goonews. we're seeing a little breeze out here and that makes it feel even colder. what will we be seeing? satellite and radar showing the clouds and the rain making its way toward us. thatain will continue to move into the area over the next couple hours. do i expect rain by this time tomorrow morning. for the most part though, we may see some sprinkles. a little on the foggy side but some rain wi be heavier during the afternoon, during the day. tomorrow could be a little bit of a rainy day. and you guys, a little earlier i thought you were ready to handle thside line stuff but you're

both shivering like me and we're all cold. up you would have put on acoat. >> i don't think that's true. >> here's the weather man. he know how cold it will be. he is the only person on the field without a coat. >> and without a tie? >> i'm manningup here. >> manning up? >> manning to go. >> that's what donovan mcnabb is hoping tonight to do tonight. no longe are we talking about a benching. >> we'll be talking about the offensive line as well. donovan mcnabb 22 times. and the number one rated quarterback in the nfl. a raging high rise fire in china. the investigators looking for three people who vanished in ohio are losing hope that they'll be found alive. we'll hear from the first

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there was horrible deadly fire in china. at least 42 people are dead.

investigators believe the fire may have been triggered by the renovation work. building the housed a number of retired teachers. some of them managed to escape by climbing down the scaffolding around the building. > police say the missing family members of a kidnapped teenager may be dead. officered found sarah maynard bound and gagged inside this home in cntral ohio yesterday. police arrested 30-year-old matthew hoffman on kidnapping charges. investigators say there was a lot of bld in the family home. the sheriff wants to stay optimistic about finding them but that is getting harder to do. >> you have to be just realistic. there is a possibility that these folksare dead. >> sarah maynard was taken to the hospital and treated for injuries that are not life threatening. a teenager in california whose school told him to remove an american flag from his bicycle went to class today with

a patriotic escort. this mning more than 500 bikers escorted 13-year-old cody alicia to school. all of them riding with flags on their bikes. cody said he was overwhelmed by it all. >> it means a lot to me. it is really nice tt all these people are supporting me. and just -- >> what do you think of the message you're sending with this? >> i thi everyone will remember this. >> school officials originally told cody to remove the flag. they said se other students had complained. they've since change their minds. congress returned to capitol hill for a lame duck session. meanwhile, freshman members returned for orientation. there has been a lot of speculation about how old guard republican there's adapt to the tea party members.

>> reporter: here come the tea party. rand paul of kentucky. >> in a starting move, senate gop leader mcconnell caved in to a tea party demand. he will ban republican ear mark for pet projects that can drive up the deficit. a move he opposed until today. >> earlier this month voters across the country that they are counting on republicans to make tough decisions. they gave us a second chance. with this decision, i'm telling them they were right to put their trust in us. >> reporter: house speaker to be john boehner said todayering would ban ear mark. these were the newcomers on the house side. almost all republicans. they'll be in the majority. many of them are tea partiers. >>'ve never health public office before. and i came to congress because folks want a smaller federal

government. >> looking forwardo getting a smaller federal balance. >> reporter: next week, a test on taxes. president obama signaling he let rates stay the same for all brackets as republicans demand. >> we want to make sure no american sees a tax increase. >> reporter: that will be started today in the house and the senate. final votes for current lawmaker. beforehe tea partiers take office. but they are challenging president obama tonight to match the republican move and ban ear ma. from capitol hill, news4. president obama plans to meet with congressional leaders from both parties at the white house thursday night. he's invited four leaders fm each party to join him for dinner at the residence. >> coming up tonight, a report that more full body scab and passenger pat-downs could add up to holiday delays at the airports. a new project to save d.c.'s

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he's worked out a pretty good deal. he's figured out how to be at the football game. >> don't you think the weatherman should know when he needs a coat or not? >> they've already given him a pretty hard time about that. what's your story?

>> my wife asks me all the time. hoy, how should i dress? how should i know? i guess i should know. i tell you what, i just ran couple steps. all those step over there, wen all the way to the top level. i'm feeling much better now. much warmer. no problems here at all. it is a verycool night as the redskins get ready to take on the eagl. obviously the parking lot is very full right now. a lot of people dressed for this weather for sure as temperatures will be in the upper 40s to about 50 degrees by the time the game is over. it is nice if people like it cool. you can open your windows for sure if youe one of those people that like to open your windows. 59 degrees, the high temperature today. right around average. this morning work that low around, actually around 48 degrees, a lite above average. today will go down above average.

we're still a 58 degrees. humidity at 77%. so the more humid the atmosphere is, when it is cooler, itoes make it feel colder. that what we're dealing with. the winds should not be a problem. the winds are out of the east at five miles an hour. 50 in baltimore, 50 toward annapolis. 49 at the air force base. around the clinton area. manassas is the cool spot, normally is, about degrees. what will we be seeing? on radar, no rain expected right now over the next couple hours. you can see where the rain is. back toward the west. back toward harrisonburg. danville, virginia, close to the richmond area off to the west prg rain will continue to work its way in for tonigh for the game, i expect nice conditions. nice game, nice weather for a football. coolnd cloudy, we will see the clouds connue to thicken and lower. and maybe a couple of showers by the time the game is ending by around 11:00 or 11:30.

if you are making your way to the game, you mayeed the umbrella on the way out. for the most part, any rain that does fall at that time will be rather light. where is the rain now? that storm is a pretty potent storm system. it will bring us a half inch of rain. as it does, we will see some of those temperatures fall behind the storm. it will be rather windy behind the storm. 46 toward cincinnati. that area of low pressure making its way up to the north and et toward our area. it will pass us just off to the west. that puts us where e most rainfall will be falling. about a half inch of rain in most locations tomorrow morning. and en right through e day tomorrow, we may see some periods of moderate to maybe heavy rain. it will be a quick mover in behind it. very windy conditions starting tomorrow night into the day on wednesday. we could see winds gusting upwards of 20 to maybe 30 miles an hour. wednesday will be a rather cool day.

then a lot cooler air moves in as another system moves in on thursday and friday. mostly cloudy and cool this evening. 50 to 55 degrees. winds out of the east ative miles an hour. overnight, we'lltart to see that rain move in. by tomorrow morning, expect wet roadways. 49 to say, 44 degrees. through the day, expect moderate rain at times. ahead of the storm on the warmer side. we'll fall back below average thursday into friday. highs on wedsday, still warm with that west wind. 58 on thursday, 52 on friday. as we move into the week, right now it is not looking too bad. we are going to be watching temperatures that will climb as we move into next week. maybe into the upper 50s. to near 60 degrees on sunday. a quk look at what's going. on i'll tell you what's going on with the players but i'll leave the sports to the sports guys

who will be up in about 20 minutes. >> we'll see you in a few minutes. thanks. chief of police called it an outrage. new reaction to the arre of three officers and an fbi bust in prince george's county. the search continues for the mother who abandoned a newborn baby in a church parking lot order the weekend. a new incentive to help catch the shooter targeting military facilities in virginia. for the first time since the vietnam war, a soldier will receive the highest military honor from the president in person. coming up in sports, the redskins going up against not only the eagles but the number one rated quarterback in the nfl. th team hopes there are no lingering effects from the bye week. also, don van

jack johns hopkins went back to work today. he and his wife were charged. and the new tea partiers arrived on capitol hill today. the established republicans gave them a surise gift. the senate minority leader -- mitch mcconnell called for a ban on republican ear marks. prosecutors in the chandra

levy murder trial dpped two more charges against ingmar guandique today. now only first degree charges remain. closingrguments in that trial could begin as early as tomorrow. more now on our top story. the fbi arrested nine people including three prince george's county police officers in two separate investigations today. >> in one case, a 25-year-old is facing drug charges. in the other, a45-year-old sergeant and a 42-year-old corporal have been charged in an investigation involving alcohol and cigarettes. julie carey has our port. >> reporter: irs police spent hours inside several prince george's county liquor stores all owd by this man and his wife. agents carted evidence to waiting vehicles. inside they filled bos with liquor and beer. they accused them of paying two

police officers to help transport cigarettes and alcohol that were untaxed in virginia and marynd into his stores. the two officers are larnlgd alon with two other county men in the scheme. both worked for him providing offduty security. the police chief said his department helped the fbi make the arrest today. >> i'm outraged. at the disgracefulconduct demonstrated by three of our office here's tarshed our badge for their own greed and personal gain. >> reporter: back at tick tock as investigators gathered evidence, customers and liquor sasmen found locked doors. this beer salesman who deals with them said he is not surprised with the indictment. >> i believe it. he seems like he would do anything to make a buck. >> reporter: and this customer who didn't want to be identified said he alway buys his cigarettes at the store for well below what he pays elsewhere. how much would cigarettes be

here compared to somewhere else? >> like 35% off. >> reporter: similar raids were carried off around the country. at discount liquor and in greenbelt. today investigators also converged on melhi's $2 million home in clarksville, maryland. the police chief said this chase prompt a full scale review of the department policy about offduty employment of officers, including which jobs are appropriate. >> there are locations and places our officers areeing contracted to work. the u.s. attorney for maryland said there could be more arrests in this case. >> reporter: the fairfax county police are looking for the mother of a newborn bof cabrch . someone left the baby girl outside st. raymond's church in springfield. a church found her in the -- a church mber found her in the parking lot.

she was in towel in a gym bag. doctors say she is healthy but police stay mother may need medical tang since sheikely did not see a doctor before ging birth. the fbi is offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the rash of military related shootings in our area. agents say the same gun is connected to five recent shootings in our area that targeted pentagon, the marine corps museum and military recruiting centers. the fbi believes the shooter either lives or work in northern virginia. a marine, a teenager from our area, killed last month in afghanistan, has now been laid to rest. lance corporal terry honeycut . was laid to rest this afternoon. he graduated from north point high school last year in waldorf, maryland. his parents say he wanted to join the military after high school to, in his words, make a difference in the world. lance corporal honeycutt was 19

years old. fear that a 100-year flood could devastate much of washington, d.c. is prompting officials to construct a $5 million levy that would go up right across 17th street and hold back the water near washington monument. tom sherwood has loo at the plans. >> reporter: the summer of 2006. torrential rains flooded the irs headquarters and other buildgs displacing thousands of federal workers. they couldn't move back for six months. but that flooding would be minor compared to fears that a 100-year potomac flood could, shown on this map, devastated much of downtown d.c. the water filling the geographic bowl that helped shape the area. >> the question is, how bad can it get? and kit get a lot worse than what we're planning to deal with here. and clearly, there are absolutely huge storm that occur maybe once every 500 years. >> reporter: federal and city officials monday moved to head off any calaty while planning to build the $5 million movable

levy. it will span 17th street near constitution avenue. a wall that in the worst case could hold back 19 feet of water rushing toward downtown. >> otherwise, what would happen is there would be a massive amount of flooding that would affect the businesses and people who own home in that area. and if anybody has ever been through a flooding event, that's the impact we're talking about. >> reporter: in the past, officials had planned to use barriers and sandbags. but federal rules imposed after the devastation of katrina in new orleans require a more substantial plan. and the year-long construction of the site could have a big imthat can on daily commuter sites on 17th street. >> we're very sensitive to the fact this is a highly used roadway will we'll tray to minimize the disturbance as much as possible. >> reporter: news4washington. >> without the 17th street 11y, about 2,000 property owners in the area would probably be forced to buy flood insurance. and officials said that could cost about $1500 for each

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it's not raining tonight so doug didt to have wear a disguise out there. >> reporter: on friday you remember i said the game will be okay. the rain will hold off. thank goodness. you don't want to be on the side line when you predict a dry forecast. it will be a pretty nice night out here for the game. the fans are starting to come in. most look like they have on just about enough clothing. if you're not here yet, i would say put on an extra layer. wind out of the east at five miles an hour. the human is up making it look cooler. temperature across the region are in the upper 40s to around 50 degrees. that's where they'll stay. what is going to change is the fact the rain will be making its way in over the next 12 hours. the rain down to the south and west se it will start off very light. oncet gets going, we might see some light to moderate rain

tonight through tomorrow morning. then more rain in the forecast during the day tomorrow. some of that rain could be on the moderate side. you will definitely need not just the jackets but also the umbrellas as you work your way through your tuesday. nopefully after a redskins win. a lot of stuffoing on right here. they're letting in the fans. we're letting in our sports team. >> problem. >> do you know who has the best deal? the hoggettes. >> they're very smart. very smart. >> big news to talk about in the sports world tonight. as far as the redskins' defense, one heck of a time trying to could not guantanamo michael vick and the eagles' offense. >> the biggest news has to be donovan mcnabb. a brand new contract, five years long. the question is, who will protect h during the five years? the offensive line has not been so good. can they improve tonight? we'll tell you.

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lindsay and dan are out a fed-ex. we get us another division win and that puts us in pretty good ape, doesn't it? >> very pretty. >> isn't that funny to think about? everybodhas been whining for 15 days. mcnabb has been benched and all of a sudden you're talking playoffs. mcnabb is here for another five years. >> so many different story lines and it seem like there are stakes really high on both ends. you've got michael vick, and donovan mcnabb arving today after signing five-year, $78 million. $40 million of that guaranteed. thatou know has to be a lot of relief off his shoulders. >> it is really interesting because people were speculating about whether or not he would be here. apparently the offer has been on the table for a while. mcnabb as we learned a short time ago, the last time he did a

contract extension, signed one of the longest contracts. not in terms of years but in material of paper. there were so ny pages of verbiage because of th radio shows and tv shows, it takes a long time to work through it. >> we were will when he signed that initial contract in '94, it was literally the longest contract paper wise for anybody in the nfl at that point. that may have changed now but i find it facinating. it is because of all the extras you get. you can say this is the kind of guy the redskins hope to have. it is curious, the timing. >> apparely, when he met with shanahanhey reinforce they had believed him. they were could not vingsed the deal would get done. >> tonig it will be mcnabb and the guys taking on the eagles. not necessarily for the division supremacy but whoever wins this game, you would think is right there with the giants and these guys very much looking forward to getting back on the field

after a long, long break. >> guess for the fans and the people on our side. it seems like a long time. we feel that we just played, bodywise a how we feel. at the same time, we recovered from a lot of the injuries we had. a lot of the aches and pains. and now we can get ready to play another game. >> we've had a few bye weeks and each seem different. everyone rests physically. they rest tir minds and they're sharper. they come back and it is just sloppy. i think we've had a good week of practice so i expect it to be good. we'll have to see. >> well, i must admit, listening to kyle shanahan there, i'm little surprised to see what got done in the timing of it. a lot of people are not. it is classic redskins. one blogger wrote, this is the biggest apology since kobe bought t ring. >> a really good point. you look at it and it seems like

an expensive bd-aid to a lot of people out there. saw you the drama that it caused donovan. people were looking at the organization saying do they have any belief in him, and then th. and people wonder, does he have five years left? >> he'll be 39 years wloeld the contract is up. the benching early, a bump in the road when you invest in second and third round pick and you make the trade. the first big thing you've done during your tenure, you don't want to say it is a failure already. you're investing in it. you're investing but you want to make sure you protect that investment. donovan mcnabb so far really has looked like a rag doll. specially last time they played. he couldn't stay on his feet because the offensive line was just awful. let me take you back to that game. the eagles know what the redski' weakness is. their offensive line. they did not protect mcnabb and they didn't do much to protect. six on the total day. you can say that mcnabb at times gave the team a chance.

he didn't have a chance to escape. first four weeks of the season, mcnabb sack jst six times. the last four games, 17 total times. this line has been working extra hard because they know, improving their game is a priority. >> some of it has been in third and long situations. and we can help with that by first and second downs. take some of the situations how far back. so that's definitely an isue that we need to get better at. >> the russians aren't slouches. so people making plays. u go to detroit. and who figured detroit wou cause that much havoc? it is the positioning. and not being in a position to make the block or maintain the block. we've got to do better. >> clinton portis has a gat point. the line will have to play well because the eagles' defense is

so strong. donovan knows that he has to be on his game and the line better back him up. >> i hope they're feeling good. he might have to run around. >> feeling much better. >> speaking of feeling good, michael vick is feeling great. he is the htest quarterback in the nfl. the number one rated quarterback in the nfl. peyton manning, tom brady, he is ahead of everybody. michael vick looks like the michael vick of old. remember the redskins did beat the eagle earlier in the season. in games he has started and finished for the eagles, they are a perfect 3-0. michael vick is passing and running better than he ever has in his career. kevin started the season as the quarterback. michael vick was the back-up. then kolb got hurt and vick stepped in. he made tight hard for andy reid to benchhim. after getting hurt himself, he missed three game but he's come back with a vengeance.

most recently leading them to a win tow cos. he believes the eagles take te can be very special. >> i mentioned the super bowl. potentially peyton. don't start putting words in my mouth saying who i think will be in the super bowl. but think it is important that we get off to a great start. this game. just going on a run for the next couple games. you have to set goals and that's what we try to do here. >> that's michael vick. i thought it would be an interesting story line that we would talking about with all the donovan mcnabb stuff. if the eagles have vick, maybe they don't want kevin kolb. that won't happen with the new contract for mcnabb. >> you think about all the other things, the possible lockout and how that plays in, i think the question most people have is really, is this the real zmeel did the redskins really have

true belief in mcnabb? could we see other move coming down the line? >> ney talks. >> 40 million guaranteed. that's the exact psalm number as albert haynesworth. they were trying to unload him. >> we know that donovan mcnabb will be the king of this town for the next five years. but there was a time that he wa the king of syracuse. and we have dug up a little photo over donovan mcnabb from his time in syracuse when he was with the artist. billy ray cyrus, who is actually performing tonight here at fed-ex field. look how young donovan looks. >> not just donovan but billy ray cyrus. i see him out on the fld. and let's be honest, he is known mostly for being miley cyrus' father. >> and for achy break heart. >> that' old school. donovan mcnabb look like he baez 180 pounds in that picture. >> the story behind that is donovan was the king of syracuse and they want him to be there to

impress bil an you can see the reaction. >> that was le achy breaky heart was like vanilla ice's one song. >> yep. >> are we tossing back? >> i think you just did. >> i don't know where we're going now. >> one thing about billy ray, he had the mullet back. i don't know if you saw it. he had grown it, literally down to hi shoulder blades. >> he is single again. >> whoa, whoa! he has the mullet now? tonight? >> yes. >> he was singh out there earlier. >> did you s her eyes just pick u she loves herself a good mullet. >> i love nascar and that fits right in. >> this is why these guys aren't on the radio. a little heavy on the bully ray cys. >> funny picture thoh. donovan mcnabb. i'm a little worried about the timing of this new contract.

i keep hearing with the four touchdowns after he got benched? i don't want thought good enthusiasm about this new contract to interrupt that mojo he might have had going. >> they say it wot be a distraction. it's been on the tableor a while. we'll see if that's true. >> thanks, guys. coming up, we'll hear from the first living recipient of

coming up tonight at 11 clog, facebook has unveiled the next generation mail system. it hopes to change the way we communicate online. and leaders on the east coast converge on our area to talk about the future ofi-81. and we'll tell but the dangers of buying pet medications online. those stories and more tonight. >> thing may look a little different at the security checkpoints at airports this season. the tsa has rolled out full body scanners and pat-downs. some believe it an invasion of their privacybut the government says it is trying to keep them safe. >> reporter: chris travel he week and says the tsa took it too far recently when she opted for a pat-down instead of going through the full body scanners. >> when she went up my skirt,

that was too much. >> reporter: the office used the front their home in a more vigorous search. some passengers call it molestation. officials insist, it is n about safety. >> we could be on a plane on which somebody is prepared to blow themselves up and us up. >> reporter: almost one year after the suspect tried to bring an airliner down with a bomb in his underwear, ofcials are faced with trying to search those private areas. many airports now use full body scanners. technology some call invasive. >> we really want them to see our bodies, essentially unclothed, that doesn't seem to be appropriate either. >> there are privacy protections built in. the pers who sees the image is not even at the gate where you go through. >> reporter: the images aren't saved. others worry about radiation. officials insist levels are lower than what passengers have

in flight. and they have the see something, say something campaign encouraging passengers to report anything out of ordinary. what some are saying, there is nothing dinary abo the trip through airport security these days. >> some are now calling for congressional hearings onhe matter. meantime some organizations are calling for an opt-out day urging peng to mick a point by refusing to go through the full body scanning machines. it could slow down security lanes on where the busiest travel days of the year. the medal ofonor is this nation's highest military decoration. it is awarded to service members who go above and beyond the call of duty in battle. because of its nature, that medal often i award posthumously. but tomorrow an army staff sergeant named salvatore will receive the medal of honor for

his aions in afghanistan. is very much alive. he is the first living member of the armed services to receive the medal since the vietnam war. he earned the decoration after his squad was ambushed in 2007. the sergeant pulled a wound american soldier out of line of fire. then he stopped enemy fighters from counting away a second wounded member of his team. he spoke to brian williams today. the sergeant said the medal is too big to carry alone. >> i can't do that. it not for me. if i'm the one up there to get it, that's fine but by no mean is that mine. i for all these people from iraq anafghanistan. all these unsung heroes. >> we invite you to hear more of the interview with serant hunter next. coming up here on "nbc nightly new news". >>