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breaking news in downtown bethesda. an underground fire there has led to power outages and wisconsin avenue has been closed. it's happening right near the metro station in bethesda. tepco reports about 1,000 outages right near the shops and restaurants. no injuries reported at this time. good evening. i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen. >> there are some doubts about the pictures taken after bin laden was killed. craig? >> recently we found out that president obama has invited former president george w. bush to travel with him thursday to ground zero. bush declined that invitation saying he was going to return in

september to commemorate the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. meanwhile, as we begin to hear more details about the killing of osama bin laden, we are also hearing more about the stateside secrecy that was essential to pull it off. after eight months of reconnaisance and planning, it took nearly 40 minutes for the s.e.a.l.s and special ops to take out osama bin laden. originally senior white house officials said he was armed and used his wife as a human shield. tuesday a clarification. >> a woman, bin laden's wife, rushed the assaulter and was shot and not killed. osama was then shot and killed. he was not armed. >> the out kocome would have liy been the same. in an interview, he said not taking his life was not an option. >> if he suddenly put up his hands and offered to be

captured, then they would have the opportunity, obviously, to capture him. but that opportunity never developed. >> white house officials say there were 17 or 18 people inside the compound at the time of the raid and many of them were armed. there was a firefight, but so far officials have not said whether gunfire brought down this black hawk helicopter. it crashed during the raid. as more details surrounding the mission emerged, we are also hearing about a stateside meeting of sorts. they are talking about their ability to keep a secret. >> over several months, we were in the process of planning it, and there were as many as 16 members of congress who were briefed on it. not a single solitary thing leaked. >> reporter: but now many of those congresspeople have some of the same questions about americans ally, pakistan. they want to know how the world's most wanted man was able to live, perhaps for several years, near the capitol of is m

islamabad in a mansion near a military school. there are already calls for hearings and also some calls to cut off aid to pakistan. from the white house tonight, craig melman, news 4. doreen, back to you. >> the senior ed tore said he believed the white house will reveal photos of bin laden after he was killed. they want to put an end to any conspiracy theories. the white house, though, is being cautious. steve handelsman on the debate over the pictures. why not release them? >> first of all, everything is working out so well. what conspiracy theories? what rallies in any single place in the muslim world will people say we're sorry that osama bin laden is dead, or we're angry at america for killing osama bin laden. nothing like that. so what would you put them out to counter? who's saying you didn't kill him? and besides, this is the era of

pho photoshop, what's a photo going to do? the d.a. is almost a perfect match, so whoever is going to buy that is almost perfect proof than you can get from a photo or video. >> so you don't think the world will feel a revenge for release of these pictures? >> we don't know what they're going to do. it's president obama's call tomorrow. they might release a picture, maybe something not so inflammatory of bin laden dead, maybe his body wrapped in a sha ro -- shroud and given what was a style burial. maybe they'll put that out, maybe not. why do anything, is the question. what do you have to gain by putting it out that you haven't gained already by not putting it out? >> what about the possibility of the photos leaking? we heard the vice president being so impressed that this

stayed secret. >> this is s.e.a.l.s. you'll never know their names. if they took photos, which i'm sure they did, those are going to be closely held. this was all rehearsed. not only did they build mock-ups, too, we're told of the compound, they rehearsed what to do about the photos. and so those photos won't leak. >> steve handelsman, thanks. >> nice to see you. up tonight, some storms moving into the area, we're told. doug is here to tell us what we can expect. doug, what can we expect? >> our severe threat greatly diminishing this hour. a couple showers moving into the region, and now heavy rain moving into northern montgomery county, western howard county and all eastern portions of frederick county. there is a wider view here, and here's washington. here's the charlottesville area. notice the showers that blossomed into this area.

no real thunder or lightning from this. you may see a couple rounds of thunder and lightning, but the big deal tonight is the rain, and that's going to be an even bigger deal as you wake up tomorrow morning. i'll explain. tomorrow we're getting our first look from the ground at a house that exploded in virginia. also, neighbors explain how they pulled out the homeowner. jackie bensen reports from prince county. >> one look at this home in virginia andou wonder how anyone could have survived the gas explosion that caused this monday morning. someone did survive, thanks to caring neighbors. >> 8:05 in the morning, big boom. i was like, what was that? looked to the right and, holy crap. there was a blown-up house. we started screaming, anybody in here, anybody in here? we heard a scream. i'm calling for him. hey, man, i can't see you. you got to keep saying something.

i need to follow your voice. so i make it upstairs where -- the stairs aren't even there anymore so i have to climb around beams. i got you, i got you. i have to throw boards out of the way. i see his leg and i yell, i need help here. >> other neighbors also rushed to the house. >> it was a good thing, too, because shortly after jose found him and pulled him out, the fire started right where he was. >> reporter: the homeowner is expected to be okay. he was at the newly renovated house to meet new rental tenants. the moving van which they had just unloaded their belongings is still partially buried in the rubble. they were not there when it happened. jose said he had no hesitation in helping. >> i have to say a lot came from my mom and dad. >> reporter: the home remains cordoned off with a chain link fence. the home the owner spent five

years renovating must now be demolished. jackie bensen, news 4. we turn now to the quest for the stanley cup. the operative word there being "quest." linds lindsey is here to tell us about it. >> this is quite surprising. the players took their foot off the gas. the capitols were finally able to take the lead in the second opportunity, but with a golden opportunity, they came out flat in the third. they have to win tomorrow night or their season is over. the caps not wanting to fall down 0-3 in the second period. tied at two, the caps have the advantage. matt green winds up the slap shot, duane roland stops it but there's a scramble. the caps take a 3-2 lead but they still had to play the third period. moments after the lightning tied it, they have another scoring opportunity.

wayne thompson to ryan malone. the puck goes past. it's good because there was no kicking motion. the caps fall 4-3. bruce beaudreau wasn't expecting this. >> some of the guys, we panicked a little bit from the line, but that comes when you're down 2-0 in the series, and you're pushing and they're coming on pretty hard. they played a great third period. >> coach bruce beaudreau on the brink of elimination with game 4 tomorrow night. live from tampa. >> thanks, lindsey. still tonight, outrage over students being tattooed in a school art class. court documents give a new picture of the suspect in the lu lululemon murder case. a woman suzes a strip club a[ male announcer ]ip club washington, d.c.

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court documents in the district reveal allegations of domestic violence against the suspect in the lulu murder case. her name is britney norwood. a former boyfriend filed a stay away order against norwood back in 2007.

the man said he feared for his safety. his new girlfriend at the time filed another report against norwood for stalking. investigators say stay away orders are relatively common and do not indicate a tendency toward the kind of violence seen inside the store in bethesda where janie murray was killed. one year ago, the yeardley murder shocked the community and beyond. she was killed in her apartment. for those closest to her, it's still hard to comprehend. >> there's not a day goes by that i don't think of yeardley, but it's the good things i think about her. >> i think it definitely helps you appreciate life more. she lived life to the fullest. i feel like she was always trying to make everything the best it could possibly be, and i think just appreciating that, going on from day to day is really important to remember.

>> yeardley love's mother gave the circle of friends bracelets and pendants to help them hold onto yeardley's memory. a strip club in maryland is facing a gender discrimination lawsuit. the gazette newspaper is reporting that a woman named eri erica wiggs is seeking an injunction for charging women more than of a cover than men. she was charged $20 to get in while her husband was only charged $10. the club has not yet responded. the fascination of twitter. can it become an addiction or some other form of addiction? psychologists weigh in. also, with his son newly married, prince charles is now in washington. doug has detail

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>> when people pay attention to it, it just makes you feel more connected and full of life. >> it's the same effect as dopamine. >> twitter allows conversation in 140 characters or less. first lady michelle obama led by example this afternoon in her effort to help kids stay active. ♪ >> she paid a visit to deal middle school in d.c. as the students were dancing on the football field. they did choreography from a remix video by beyonce, part of the first lady's "let's move" campaign. her visit there was a surprise. >> she's got some moves, it looks like. >> and a great day to do it. >> tomorrow they would have to take that into the multi-purpose room, wouldn't they? >> the multi-purpose room. the stage, the gym. what else? >> the cafeteria.

>> that is so true. yeah, tomorrow everybody will be indoors because we've got some rain that will be moving across the area. you may want to call in ahead of time if you're going to the airport tomorrow because we'll have that much rain, at least early in the morning. live doppler radar showing where that rain is. most of it to the west of the i-9 a correspo5 corridor, so ifn mon montgomery county, right along 70 and 270. mt. aerie, gaithersburg as well, you are experiencing some heavy rainfall. at least you were, about 15 or 20 minutes ago. 68 degrees the current temperature. winds out of the north-northwest at 16 miles an hour. that wind has shifted. that means it's going to cool down. and we're going to cool down in a hurry. 68 right now, 63 in sterling, 68 in hagerstown. you walk outside and you say,

doug, what are you talking about? it's still pretty nice outside. but these numbers, 43 in pittsburgh, 40 in columbus and that's the cold that's filtering through here. you're going to need the coat, you'll need the boats and that brawl also. 55 by 9:00, 56 by noon. temperatures in the 50s all morning long, and with that rain it's going to be a very chilly morning. 1:00 a.m., that's where we see the shower activity. watch what happens around 4:00. more of an increase here, and 7:00, everybody is seeing that rain, and it should stick around the area till noon before finally moving on out. tomorrow morning, cloudy. rain likely. some areas it will be on the modern side. 49 to 55 degrees. watch out for ponding on area roads. mostly cloudy tomorrow afternoon. rain showers until noon and then getting out for the most part. 59 to 63 degrees. a much cooler day. about 25 degrees cooler tomorrow

than where we were this afternoon. 68 on thursday, 70 on friday, 71 on saturday. saturday looking like the better day of the weekend as it looks like sunday will have a few more showers as well, but nothing big. >> you have to allow extra time in the morning. >> most definitely. how the generosity of some strangers will make the prom a reality for some girls who lost everything in last week's tornadoes.

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it's notimpossible. i am -- improbable. but not impossible. >> the caps are beat up. ken white ten stitches after taking a puck to the mouth. that third period is when the c kacapitols failed to take a lea. they are on the brink of elimination after losing their third game 4-3. it started with some controversy. first period, no scores. caps shoot from the blue line. his shot wide. it banks for an apparent goal. take another look. it should be an easy call for the refs, but here's the deal. the play was reviewed because the capitols had too many men on the ice. they had six. bruce boudreau, irate. an opportunity wasted.

so late in the second period, tied at 2. it was amazing the caps could do this. ovechkin gives it to matt green. there's a scramble. ove comes back and the capitols take a 3-2 lead, so they're in business, but they still have to play the third. they can't play the puck from their zone. they end up with the puck and they hit an amazing goal. it's tied at 3. they have another scoring opportunity. they pass to ryan malone. it's considered a good goal because there was no distinct kicking motion there, and that would be the difference. the capitols fell 4-3 to the lightning. they now trail 3 games to none in the best of 7 series. so game one they weren't getting to lose pucks, game two they struggled on the power play, game 3, they lost the energy

that finally got them tied in that third period. how do you explain this one, dan? >> this is crazy. you probably remember before this series that the head coach for tampa bay said this is like david taking on goliath. after three games, it looks like david resides in tampa bay. after the third straight game, they the found a way to beat the capitols. two goals in 21 seconds by the lightning was the difference. >> they're uncanny when they want to get a goal. it's like they snap their fingers or hit a button. they just dial it up. you can see it's like they're flipping a switch, you know. it's like, when they're down, they know they're going to score or something. i don't know what it is. it leaves you flabbergasted. >> you have to be focused on every shift, and if you're not, bad things happen. it's another learning experience for us, backs against the wall.

nothing to lose now. we have to win tomorrow. >> we lost all three games, so, you know, it's -- again, it's not over. they win three, we can win three. it's going to battle. >> game 4 here in tampa tomorrow night, just three teams in 163 tries have come back from a 3-0 deficit to win their playoff series. long odds. lindsey? >> whoa, never say never, i guess. that's going to be a tough one, but we'll see if they can respond. another note, the nationals lost tonight to philadelphia 4-1. >> the caps got them right where they want 'em. don't worry. >> i hope you're right.

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a mother down in hampton, virginia is furious that her daughter got a tattoo from another student during a high school art class. the teacher allegedly watched it happen. tainicia says a student used sewing needles and a mechanical pencil to tattoo her arm. she said two other students also got inked. a school spokesperson says it is addressing the incident as a serious health and safety matter. prince charles wrapped up a busy day in washington today. the british royal arrived for a three-day visit. this afternoon he attended a session with british royals.

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