talking to federal prosecutors. they said that it is senseless to publicly and accused him of stalking after having a meal with him an hour earlier. a spokesman said this afternoon, no decision has been made on whether to pursue the the charge of stalking against barry. even though that it is evidence she's the complain at that particular time -- complain at that particular time, because that could endanger the probation that he is now serving on an unrelated tax evasion case. we'll learn more on this on thursday. >> this is a head scratcher. what does donna's ex-husband play? what role does he play? >> there was an argument between that man and mr. barry in the last couple of

weeks. he looked up and saw him in the building, went to security, asked that he be banned from the building, and that apparently increase tension between barry and his friend. >> okay. more to come, shortly. okay. comply kaled. >> yeah. >> well, a mother pleads guilty today to murdering and abusing her 13-year-old adopted daughter. and as digital correspondent, peggy fox reports, people who witnessed and reported the abuse blame the department of social services for not saving alexis glover. >> she was so afraid of her mother that she was going to listen to everything she said because she was afraid she was going to kill her. >> reporter: which is exactly what happened. she pleaded guilty today to felony murder and felony child abuse in the death of her adopted daughter, 13-year-old alexs glover. also pleading guilty to finally -- filing a false report making up the story of the girl running away. they found her body in this creek, died of exposure and drowning. now, it's a death that could

have been prevented, says this group of four bus drivers who drove her to and from school and puported seeing the mother inher unthtrofe k hethcae anr he e torcr wear only a diaper. >> the police at one point asked how cold was she? well now ár -- well you know when it ised cold outside, take your clothes outside and tell us how cold it is. >> in court, it began to feel like the department of social services was on trial. a police officer, they took the stand and they recited a long list of reports made by a neighbor, a school principal, school bus drivers, and others, who witnessed alexis being abused by her mother. >> commonwealth attorney, they call the case a horror story. >> no question, a lot of mistakes were made in this case, but the department of social services along with the police agency and both agencies were taking r sts to ecrrcot at and hopefully it'll never happen again. >> some of the ailments she suffered from was post dramatic

stress disorder may have been caused by the mother. >> no one is going to harm me, my mom is going to kill me, because no one loves me in this house and no one believed me. and i say, honey, we believe you. >> in annapolis, nine news now and wusa9.com. the defense attorney says she is not a monster. he says she was overwhelmed, caring for a difficult child and panicked when she found her unconscious, leaving her beside a creek instead of getting her help. coming up at 6:00, peggy fox looks into a case of khoeuld abuse -- child abuse in prince william county. reports were also ignored. well blare, the man who champion school desegregation was layed to rest today. he served on the board of education and montgomery county's council. he died last week of cancer. he was 75 years old. sky nine is flying over the scene of the overturned van on i-95. it happened shortly before 6:00

this afternoon in the northbound lanes of 95 near brooklyn bridge road. police tell us there were eight people in that vehicle and all are being treated at several different hospitals. and tonight, three people, they were thrown from the van at the time of the crash. authorities, they don't believe any of the injuries, though, they are life threatening. tonight, d. kráflt police are investigate -- d.c. police are investigating a shooting that happened in the 1600 block of 46th place in the neighborhood of southeast. one man suffered life threatening injuries in this. three others including the girl, they are expected to recover. and today, the district, they began recognizing same-sex marriages performed in other states. and the city council, they approved the idea earlier this year by a 12-1 vote. theyed could have blocked the measure, but they let the deadline pass. o penalties are still trying to get -- the opponents are still trying to get the new law overturned. >> one teen dead, another in critical condition after found

lying on the light rail train tracks. this happened baltimore county. the inspector discovered the teenager lying inside the tracks yesterday afternoon. both were taken to the hospital, and one died a short time later. mta is still investigating what happened and says they will inspect the underareas to look for any crews. investigators, they still don't know what sparked a massive fire over the weekend. two people, they died in the blaze. but as digital correspondent explains, staffing problems, as some area fire stations, they are rather at some area fire stations, they were not an issue in the department's response. >> and it had is a tragic fire that turned out a lot of firefighters. many of them, volunteers, filling the gap because of budget cuts here at prince george's county. center it was the 4th of -- it was the 4th of july and they had no idea that they were on fire until the collapse of this structure here and by then, it was too late. >> mark lemon came to see where

the childhood friend died saturday night. trapped in the basement with another man when this house burned down late on the 4th of july. officials, they have not released the names of the victim. and neighboring houses, they were damaged by the heat, and they have volunteered the firefighters from two area fire houses to thank for filling in. and until the cases where paid professionals, they rewe reasined due to the -- edas gnsi de ttho gnetdgbu dgwoes. now, they were operating without their regular su le ntmeof nto professional firefighters. extra volunteers, they covered the gap. meanwhile, the first responders, they came from the marlboro fire house. four professionals were on duty at the night of the fire. although that today, they were deserted, raising the speck tor of what might -- specter if that might have happenedded. >> this is a good example of why, the county, they need to find some ways for them and the ability to allocate the funds and for these type of emergency services. >> even though, the -- even sew, they say what happened here on the night of the 4th of july,

that is an example of how the volunteers, they are able to step up and fill the gaps. in upper marlboro, nine news now and wusa9.com. thousands of michael jackson fans, including some from our area, they are lining up to pay their final respects. now, they were held for fans wanting tickets in tomorrow's public memorial at the staple center in l.a. and on the eve of the pop icon's final sent off, a court has ruled on his estate. here is more from los angeles. >> i have the bring. >> yes, that's right. the bling. >> lucky michael jackson fans, they are getting outfitted for their public memorial. >> and i will wristband you now. and they are water proof. >> they have been driving by here to dodger stadium to pick up the coveted tickets and wristbands for tuesday's service. >> i have never worn anything in my life. and i have won the tickets in this area. >> so they are real. >> more than a million and a half fans registered for a chance to attend jackson whitney, just one of 8,750

names randomly chosen. >> i think that it will be a phenomenal experience and hopefully a great tribute to, well, a wonderful man. >> los angeles police, they are urging those without a ticket to watch the service from home. and all five television networks, they will broadcast the memorial and a mono-- monomental area out there. in court, they just begun over jackson's estates. >> we have no reason to believe that this is going to turn into a nasty fight. >> they followed to oversee that. but the singer's long-term attorney and a family friend should be in charge as jackson layed out in this will. >> do not touch me. >> over the weekend, cameras caught up with jackson's ex-wife, outside her california home. and the mother of jackson's two older children, they are reportedly still deciding whether to fight for custody. row is now expected to attend the staple center memorial. skwraábs's family, they plan -- jackson's family, they planned a memorial service for them.

nine news now in wusa9.com. and cbs, they will have the special coverage of jackson's memorial service beginning at 1:00. and you can watch it right here on wusa. and they are calling the recent discovery of the new footage, a treasury troeb of history. that is 20,000 reels of film were found storedded in an underground bunker that was once their world war ii headquarters in london. now, featured on the films, the beetles in 1996 as john wayne in 1970 at the oscars. they are at a birthday party in 72 and that is out there in that same year. speaking of priceless, you cannot ask for better weather than this. the meteorologist, they sat on the terrace with your forecast first. hard to come back to work today, todd? >> it was. it makes you ask yourself two questions. is it july and are we in d.c.? because it is sort of like being in new england in terms of temperatures. unbelievable tonight. pea tor artly cloudy and

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stkpwhráfrpblgts time now -- time now for a look at the markets. they are gaining more than 44 points, to close at 83.24. nasdaq didn't do as well, dipping down nearly 10 points to 17.87 and the s&p gained more than two points to close at 898 and to change. they can sell the bulk of their assets, allowing it to quickly emerge from bankruptcy protection. they say that this is in the

best interest of both gm and their creditors. gm, they are expected to sell several prompts as well as the -- properties as well as the hummer. now, some consumer groups have opposed the plans because it freezes the company from some of their liability from before bankruptcy. in the meantime, a hybrid battle could be brewing with the toyota prius in the far lead. they were the best selling car in japan last month and their rival, the honda insight ranked forth. now, prius sales in japan jumped 258% last month alone. way beyond the prius is the all-electric vehicle. in baltimore at the maryland science center, a company called alt car not only has the electric car, launching the first electric renting car and car fleeting in the country, taking a look at this span. >> reporter: could a little green bug be the future of the autoindustry? >> all electric, zero pollution,

zero emission. >> it's called the mia300, built on a chinese platform, equipped with remarkable new technology to allow them to power into that much. >> where does the battery sit? >> and give it a range as much as 120 miles, between charges. >> you can see them. do you see the plates? people are saying it's not making any noise, wow, this is cool. when can i sign up? >> that was it. here on. >> reporter: they are already drawing stares at the old car stand at baltimore's interharbor. >> i love it. it all comes down to the battery, you know, that's the thing. how long will it last? >> if you come to the maryland science center right now, you can just take one of these babies on a cruise around the block while they get the bucks worked out, but coming up in the next few months, you'll actually be able to rent one and drive it an and even join -- drive it around or even join a car sharing program. they are still going through crash testing.

for now, they are restricted to less than 35 miles an hour. but advocates say that it is nearly perfect for city dwellers, looking to run errands. they say it is far more advanced than earlier all electric vehicles. >> i do take a little bit of an issue with the golf cart. >> in baltimore, nine news now and wusa9.com. a little bigger than a golf cart. they plan to launch that car rental service on august 1. $2 for two hours, but it's much cheeper for the car -- cheaper for the car share program including electricity from the solar panels that top them out there. well, a nonprofit in environmental research groups wants you to think before you buy another bottle of sunscreen. the environmental group says three out of five sunscreens, they don't provide enough protection for them or they can contain hazardous chemicals. they tested more than 1500 sunscreens on the mart and singled those -- market and singled out those with the best

uva protection with the safest ingredients. not a lot of names you may know here for them getting the number one ranking. and they are second, followed by purple prairie sun stuff and natural sunscreen with green tea. we will probably need a lot of that stuff this week. >> yes. >> we will today and tomorrow. now thursday and friday they look gloomier. >> really? >> a little bit. >> yesterday was a little on the gloomy side. >> for d.c., july 5, temperatures in the low 70s, that's pretty much unheard of. they love it though. it's comfortable. on friday, i received something from the mail carrier, receiving like 28 phone books. and just go to our website on wusa9.com, look at my blog, happening to me every year. >> the 28 phone books? >> right. here is your forecast first. the next three days, they look like this. tomorrow is okay, they have a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm, that is 85. then a slight chance on

wednesday, 83. however, well, you know, thursday, they are mostly cloudy, showers possible, still cooler. temperatures in the low 80s. temperaturewise this week will be pretty nice. but we get to that northeast flow, by thursday, and that will provide us with clouds and the wind goes over the ocean, still kind of cool, and generating a couple showers, even some drizzle. talk about the number of the 90 degree day so far. only three. heck, one occurred back in april, none in may. we had two last month on the second and the 25th. now, what are the average for the number during that 90 degree days for them? the summers are june, july, august. we average 7 in june and 2 in july. and now, we average about 31 days and 90 degree temperatures. again, only three so far in a very cool summer. tonight, clear to partly cloudy and cool, upper 50s, to upper 60s downtown with light winds. onlo twsight, check this out. this is pretty cool, literally. 58 in the falls, 54 out here.

60 in silver spring. 59 out in bouy. we're talking about upper 60s downtown and 67 in springfield. that's comfortable. low 80s out there. low 80s in i have yen -- vienna. so temperatures, they are very comfortable, lots of sunshine and low humidity. a tough day to beat. as i need to say, it was tough to go back to work. 60s and 70s on tuesday morning. winds westerly at tend. partly cloudy and warm, a shower or thunderstorm possible. highs mid-80s, still pretty comfortable and winds northwesterly at 150. most of us won't see the showers. there will be a few around. but not a bunch. a little weak cold front trying to go through tomorrow. satellite picture, the visible picture, looking down. this satellite does not measure the temperature, not the infer red. we are cloud free in the immediate metro area. they are down to the south and

that is where the front is and they are still moving further south ahead of it and a couple of the clouds moving up there. but all in all, quite the spectacular day. high temperatures tomorrow. mid-80s. that's a little below average for us. we're still looking at, well, very comfortable temperatures in the whole east coast. not really hot anywhere. i mean, raleigh, okay, that's not crazy hot. 85 in lexington, and pit pug going 67 in buffalo. that's more function of the clouds and some showers. and the same old system producing showers into courses of northern new england and that's why the temperatures are in the 60s again, once again in boston. the next seven days? 85 tomorrow, slight chance of a shower or storm. and again on wednesday, low 80s. then temperaturewise, we may be too high on thursday and friday. but it might be in the upper 70s again. just keep them around 80 right now. showers and a drizzle possible. then you go back to the july weather. we're in the low 90s on saturday and with some showers and storms possible, and better

chance for storms on sunday. summerlike in the upper 80s. then in next monday. kind of a repeat performance of today. sunshine, low humidity, temperatures, they are in the mid-80s. >> are we going to move that sun ball into the weekend? >> okay. >> you just need to move it around. >> right, i'm still per flexed at how 28 phone books that were suppose to get to howard university, they got to your doorstep. >> the third year in a row. >> i'm reading it. >> yes. >> i need to check it out. i'm confused. >> you got a picture this year. >> yes. i'm seeing them. >> did you? >> i had to. >> what am i going to do with them? >> just drop them off at all the buildings. >> that's be the right thing to do. >> and now, i started to think how many books they got. >> right. >> all right, coming up when nine news now returns, you can call them the donut shop cops. and they are transforming their love affair with the popular pastry into a sweet nesidvbu aress ttuen. tu @

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thing or you could get them recycled. did you know the rubber on the bottom of the shoe can be turned into other products like even the gym name floors -- gym floor? think about it. click on living green. a lot of people in south carolina, they are gripped with fear as investigators, they try to track down the serial killer. police say that they have evidence linking three murders to one man. and susan roberts reports from south carolina. >> reporter: mouse residence of -- moose residence are staying inside. >> they are scared to death. everyone started packing heat. >> reporter: now, he's out on the motorcycle, looking for a serial killer. >> and this is awful. when you start killing older people and children, it's just awful. >> reporter: 100 stayed in, and local investigators are trying to find the man. physical e links the killer to five shooting deaths this past week in this rural community. stpwhrefr day that --

>> every day that we have worked it, we're getting close. >> reporter: a handful of witnesses have caught a glimpse of the killer, providing a description of the sketch. >> salt and pepper hair, he has a ball cap at all three of the locations. his hair comes down, kind of over his ears a little bit. >> reporter: now, the daughter, they are the latest victims, shot here at the family's business on thursday night. police believe that they didn't know their killer, they were simply in his path. >> abby's friends are devastated. >> had she never did anything to anybody. that smile, i'll miss the smile. >> reporter: over the weekend, hundreds attended the funeral, an elderly woman and her daughter were gunned down. >> reporter: police are asking everyone to be cautious and to travel in groups, and look in on neighbors who live by themselves. susan roberts, nine news now and w urbs sa9 -- wusa9.com.

new to come, details of the death of steve mcnair. find out what they are saying about the gun found next to the girlfriend's body. the u.s. and russia agreed to push for nuclear mayor weapon cuts. the latest on president obama's summit coming up.

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mayor, they say that, well, he is confident that stalking charges, filed against barry by a former girlfriend will be dropped. at a news conference today, the attorney denies the allegations by donna white. investigators are still trying to figure out what sparked a massive fire over the weekend. two people dieded in the blaze. and it happenedded on wheeling avenue and upper marlbor orbs. rescue crews tried to get inside to save the victim, but the smoke and flames were too heavy. and a woman, she has now pleaded guilty to killing her 13-year-old adopted daughter. police say that she lied when shed toll them that her daughter had run away back in january. and an internal review found that several county social service employees, they did not follow proper procedures in response to abuse and me tkpwhrebt allegations -- neglect allegations about the child. president obama is in moscow with the first summit with the

russian leaders. they will dominate the talks between the rivals. and there are plenty of other issues to get to. as they report, this is a big first step for them in building that. >> with the stroke of the pen, the leaders of the united states and russia, they reached a preliminary agreement in moscow to reduce the world's two hrarpblest nuclear stockpile by as much as a third -- largest nuclear stockpile by as much as a third. >> by then, we have constructed about discussions of north korea and iran. >> during the first summit meeting with president barack obama and the president, they agreed on steps to try to block north korea's nuclear programs. as for iran, america, they want to build a missile defense system to protebt them from possible -- protect them from recent attacks. they have been outright and they now say that they are open to further talk. >> and this is also a step for them when they are reaching the

compromise on this fairly difficult subject. is center they say that president obama is trying to repair strange relations between the u.s. and russia. now, moscow is also reaching out by offering a helping hand in the war on terrorism. they are allowing the united states to send weapons other and across into afghanistan. they will save the american troops time and money as they continue their new offenses against the taliban. >> russia, their par taeus pace and contributions to this effort, it could be extraordinarily out there. >> on tuesday, they will meet with the former russian president and the current prime minister. he's the number two person in russia, but many believe he's still calling the shots. for cbs news, washington. and also overseas tonight, the biggest u.s. offenses in afghanistan since 2001 keeps boing with the u.s. marines pushing deep into taliban controlled southern afghanistan. thousands of marines are trying

to reclaim villages from the taliban control. and the insurgents, they are fighting back, launching suicide attacks claiming the lives of six service members. so far, more than three dozen insurgents have been killed in the fighting. center at least 140 people are dead in china's far west -f after a protest by members of the ethnic muslim group turned violent. they battled with police yesterday and now they are protesting, gathering in the city on the room key. and on sunday, to demand the investigation. and into a fight between them and for members of their ethnic group and ethnic chinese workers in a factory for them. that is for the outs of the presidents and all of them and they returned to the country yesterday. now, they needed to turn out there when the military, they blocked the runway. they are vowing to try again sometime this week. and thousands of the backwards area converge on the

airports, confronting the government security forces. the former u.s. secretary of defense, they died today. and he served in the kennedy and johnson administrations, and he was often bill fewed for his role in escalating the vietnam war. before coming to washington in 1961, he was president of the ford motor company, leaving behind a wife and three adult children. robert, he was 93 years old. tp-rbz a public memorial and viewings, they are scheduled later this week for the former nfl quarterback, steve mcnair, found shot to death inside a nashville condo on saturday. a relative of mcnair's girlfriend told investigators that the 20-year-old, she recently bought a gun. her body was found next to mcnair's. now, he was the victim of homicide, though they are not ready to label the woman's death a suicide. the monorail trains at disney world in orlando, they are reopening today as federal investigators, they keep looking into the death of the train

operator, happening over the week. and yesterday's double monorail train collision is the park's first fatality in their 38 year history. no one else was hurt in the accident. and no one hurt in an immense overnight blaze at a meat packing plant near green bay, wisconsin. a school was burned into an more than shelter for -- into an emergency shelter for families filled with ammonia that could explode. they see the flames from as far as five miles away. now, they own that plant. it's an annual right of summer, made famous in the writing of the awe thur, ernest hemingway. they are talking about the bulls in spain. and they crowded into the main squared today to celebrate the beginning of the festival, which runs through july 14. now, the first bull run, takes place tomorrow. now to a patriotic symbol, the statue of liberty, going

back into the crown now for the first time in years. they are showing us the view and what it took to get the crown back open. >> the iconic statue of liberty. a solemn century in new york's harbor that is once again offering visitors the freedom to climb to her crown. >> and it has been eight years since the stairway to the the top was closed. because they fear that it will be a terrorist target following the 9/11 attacks. >> just like we open the capitol and we open the washington monument that should are been open years ago. >> they openedded in 1886, for dekaeudz, it was the first -- decades, it was the first sign of freedom. each year, more than two million visitors, they come here. >> we have taken some steps to make it safer. >> the national park ranger, giving us a tour of the island and the statue that many of them featured, none brighter than that. >> that torch, that light, well, that is the light that shines not just for america but the whole world and it's

the idea of freedom itself. >> no visitors have gone to the toárpbl since 1916. since 2004, they have been allowed as high as the statue out there for 879 sandals. >> 150 feet. >> and now, people, they can go as far for them and 125 feet. >> the stairways, they have been renovated with more handrails and renovation. but still 334 steps to the tops, and honestly, they are narrow. and now they are steep and there are a lot of them. >> visits to the crown, they are now by the rez herb visions only, limited to 30 people an hour. now, everyone that gets inside the statue, they must pass through airport style security twice. this morning, this was the first group up. >> i was feeling claustrophobic. >> she said yes. >> lady liberty's promise of the new beginning was honored with a special swearing in of these seven service men from seven

different countries. newly minted citizens, seeing america as truly their own for the first time. cbs news, new york. so you thought that whole love affair between cops and donuts was kind of a cliche? well, some police officers north of detroit were so mad that a local donut shop was closing down, they bought the ssbunesi. ofa net lo them will volunteer keep it open. stkwhr it's a great idea. you know, cops and donuts. everybody talks about cops and donuts. >> truthfully i thought, you know, here we go. there is chief, and the big donuts. stpwhr you know, we hear the samed old jokes like you're going to eat up all the profit. >> a group of nine policemen in this community, we all live here, and said we're going to ban together as a group and we're going to save this bakery. >> this is going to allow people to see police in a definite light. we're a part of the community. we live here.

and we raise our families here. ant d yeah, we eat donuts here. >> you've got to love the decor. the new ownersth eywi be staffing the place with college and high school students. still to come when they continue. find out why scientists believe the healthy dose of caffeine could ward off some memory problems. we're going to talk about that in living well. but first, how one family's attempt to save money at energy cost them their home. later in sports, a touch of sadness as the at&t nationals ends. it won't be here for the next coupful of years. what are they -- couple of years. what are the fans suppose to do? a break on temperatures today and a break on the pollen. we'll take you out with the poll encount to abg -- pollen count. and now, guess what, grasses are low. trees are low, anded mold pores, oh, they are suppose to be low, they are not high. they are low too. trust me. we'll talk about the low temperatures and we'll also talk about even lower temperatures by the week's end.

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.ow >> reporter: they found their home engulfed in a ranging inferno. >> when i got to my house after the fire, well, those fles lot higher, and already through the roof. >> well, it really never hit me that something this small could burn your whole house down. >> they were suppose to help raise money. they didn't think twice about putting them in the lite fixtures. just one problem. >> it's not designed to be used with the dimmer switch. they tell us why the two, they do not mix. >> the balance itself is to design and operate at a specific area. if you fluctuate that, then they could cause that balance a little bit to fail. >> essentially doing that.

most bulbs have a label that say not dimmable. as you can see, it's not very large. >> i would love to see the headline banger. so people, they don't have to go through what i went through. this will actually be our living room. >> in just weeks, they will move back into their home. and now with all the last touches, they are complete. they will need to pick out the bulbs once more. and this time they say, we'll be different. >> i read a lot of warning labels now. >> now, experts, they tell us that this issue, it is so rare and the bulbs, they are still new that they are learning about the potential benefits and the hazards of having that in your home. but firefighters say that they do get call to the smell of smoke in the home that can come from the bulks -- bulbs. remember, only use a dimmer approved, bulb in the dimmer. they are different. to learn more about csl safety, go to our website on wusa9.com and click on living smart.

simon has joined the team to help produce her album. no word on how much she will make or when that will hit store shelves. >> here's a look at what we have new for you tonight. authorities, they admit that the child abuse death of the 13-year-old, she was not an isolated incident. now, they arrive in washington to take their seat in the u.s. senate. plus, a local woman, that is for the memorial service to bring you their story at 6:00. we've got an unseasons blue cool night ahead. that's the good thing in july. >> yes. >> a little lower demand in electricity. that's very nice. >> not too humid today. >> right.

but that is far in between. and on thursday, they are going northeasterly. they come in at the lower marine layer coming in. maybe a shower and drizzle and 81, quite frankly, maybe too worm. they may hold into the 70s on thursday and friday. >> all right, a cool june here that is chilly in boston. two days in the 80s. and they have 16 days with highs in the 60s. and it rained. now, you live true -- through the boston winter and that's your june, wow, it's tough to take. we get intotemp atesur tonight. look at this. 50 for great fall and 59 for

them. very close to the 50s out there. and 51, now, 64 out there. but you go up there. you go past rock area and you'll be in the 60s. 59 out there. and downtown, you know, upper 60s. that's just great for this time of the year. our average is now climbing out there and getting into the peak. not that humid. a slight chance of the showers or thunderstorms. and winds are still northwesterly at 10 with a refreshing wind that does not drive up the humidity. satellite picture radar combined. pretty quiet to the west of us, zooming into the south now. and this is the front that went south of us on late saturday night and sunday. and finally cooling the southeast. a couple sprinkles through the

carolinas, that's it. we have a weak frontal system, just a few clouds to pick out there in kentucky. they tried to get through here tomorrow again. it may spark a couple of showers and storms. not that much. mid-80s. the average high is around 88. that's the deal. 85 out there and now, look at boston. back in the 60s. the next seven day? 85 tomorrow, isolated storms. same on wednesday, temperatures go down though. and now, they are going down further on thursday and friday with showers, maybe a drizzle possible. we'll keep it around 80. but it may end up on the upper 70s. then we do have the summer like weather coming in. 91 on saturday, 88 on sunday. good chance for storms on sunday. next monday like today, well, sunny, low humidity, 84. >> that's not quite right for a monday. >> no. i know what you wanted back. we'll see. >> okay. thank you. good to see you back here. and they are coming in from the great weather. >> great indoors. >> right. >> great people. >> it was a great weekend. you know, we got exactly what

we wanted. we got them winning, perfect weather. thank you. even though you have messed up the range with your wedge. but now, you know, now, it's going away. >> i mean, so we're all depressed about that. washington, they have just witnessed one of the great sports seasons in history. i ran out of the arrows. so upset. we got the first class golf tournament, they win it. thank you. i got that out there for them. first class golf tournament, winning the second appearance and now it goes away because of the 2011 open is coming up for the nationals. they need to go out there for the next two years. as they report, well -r, they were just getting good at this golfing. >> and with the man back in the field, perfect weather and a course in great condition, a successful national, they seem pretty much a slam dunk. and it was. >> hunter mayhem. >> it's been a blast. >> it's a special term, i love being here. >> wonderful weather, you know, we're in the capitol. there after missing last year

because of the knee surgery, they once again, they have their ability to draw the clouds that is unparallel. >> attendance figures, each day, doubling than what they were last year. overall, more than 194,000 walked, congressional grounds. >> just the 4th of july and everything coming together, you know, the screaming eagles came together and then one of them getting the shot. last yore, they were not there. and this year, they are back. and they have exploded. >> now today, just an unbelievable day. >> they are roaring out there.

that is dave owens, nine news now and wusa9.com. just to clarify why the tournaments are leaving for two years, they need to be gone next year because they are redoing the course for them and in fact, they are coming this week to mess up all the dream. the reason that they cannot be here in 2011 is because they don't want to have two golf tournaments in the same town. but they are deftly coming back in 2012. >> grate weather when you come back. >> right. get working on that. up next in living well in australia, doctors that call it a baby whisper, and now, fussy newborns to sleep. a local family, they try their technique on their baby. we'll show it to you right after the break. es travel, stress, eating on the run.

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a large daily dose of caffeine seems to slow down alzheimers disease, and they might be able to reverse the memory loss. that's the word from the team of the university south florida, studying mice, genetically dementia. the caffeine you could get about three cups of coffee added to the animal's water, and they developed fewer sticky clumps in their brain. and those sticky clumps, or plaques, they are the hallmarks of alzheimers. they want to start the human testing as soon as possible. if you're a parent, you know that the sleep deprivation, a

new baby could bring. in tonight's living well routine, they have the answer to soothing a baby to sleep so that mom anded dad could get some -- so that mom anded dad could get some sleep too. >> i turned to her like what do we do? >> like most first time parents, they were in search of ways to help console their newborn, isabella. >> she would be crying throughout the night. >> reporter: they went through all the standbys, swad -ling, rocking, , pacifier. she was ready to cry just about everything. >> i set the vacuum up, left it turned on and just got a good 30 minute nap on. >> reporter: she noticed these so-call white noises, they were the one thing to help soothe her. a good friend and fellow mom recommended the sounds for silence baby settling program, developed by australian pediatrician. >> well, when the babies, they like low frequency sounds. >> and now they utilized 20

plus years of experience, caring for the fussy babies to create a cd that mimics the sounds that often lobe the developing child to sleep while he or she is still inside bomb's belly. but there's not a lullaby. >> the coffee grinders, and all of the blood flow sounds. >> reporter: using white noise, it's not a new concept. but sandy and brad say that this cd seems to bring all the elements together in a continuous mix of soothing sounds. and these better rested parents, they are soul. but now we had to see it for ourselves. >> isabella is crying, but when the sounds for silence comes on. she stops. >> let's try that again. with the baby in her crib, and mom completely out of site. >> okay.

lesli and i are like wow. you can go to our website on wusa9.com. >> we wish we knew about that when we were doing the baby thing. coming up at six, one of the most coveted babies around and northern virginia, they are on their way to michael jackson's memorial service, just ahead. we're always on wusa9.com. check us out and stay with us tonight as nine news now continues.

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