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yeah, hopefully before he finds keith. keith was trying to do the right thing. if josh had known that, then none of this would be happening. we have over 200 people searching the woods. we're doing everything we can, i promise you. it is all because of ross. i blame him for this. we cleared ross of any involvement. haber is after my husband because of what ross did. you know, keith is hoping we have a little girl. i think i finally understand why.

freeze, fbi! okay! okay, don't shoot! where's keith anderson? (handcuffs tightening) i'm looking for him, too. yeah, we know, josh. where is he? where is he? i don't know. you got blood on your shirt. is it his? yeah. but-but-but it was an accident. oh, thank god! my-my plane went down. can you give me a hand? josh? what are you doing here? looking for you. josh... don't do this. you wrecked my life!

that was my father. i didn't know anything about it. him or you, huh? what's it matter? one rich bastard or another! josh... i'm going to make things right with you. i already cut you a check. you know what? five years ago, that might've meant something! come on, man. i know how much you've lost. all right, but payback is not the answer. let me help you. it's too late. (gunshot) i shot him. i mean, that's what i wanted to do. but then when it actually happened... how long ago was this? uh, 45 minutes. where did he go? i don't know. when i came to, he was gone. take him out of here. let's keep looking! (sighs) none of kim's neighbors knew where she was headed.

obviously, she's smart enough not to leave a trail. what's this? her phone records. anything yet? just a bunch of takeout restaurants. danny: what's that? oh, she has a storage unit that gets billed to her credit card every month. so? so, they just credited back her security deposit. oh. josh haber just confessed to shooting your son. keith is...? he's alive. but we're not sure in what kind of condition he's in, 'cause we haven't been able to locate him. the good news is, we've narrowed down the area, so it's going to make the search easier. can i go out there? normally, the answer would be "no." but i have... made arrangements for your transportation. thank you. yeah.

you-you a father? hmm. two girls. good for you. i wasn't, uh, around much as a dad. i, uh... didn't value it, didn't give it time. thought there'd be a bond just because he was my son. by the time i figured out how wrong i was, it was too late. i was just sitting here, thinking that the way i've interfered in keith's life, it's like i keep trying to make a connection, and haven't yet figured out how. it's almost as though having him hate me is better than nothing at all.

we need a medic up here! keith, i'm special agent johnson with the fbi. okay, take it easy. we're going to airlift you out of here. i hope your pilot's better than me. (chuckles) where's that medic?! all right... (sirens approaching) well, we found him. how is he? he's lost a lot of blood, but they say he's going to be okay. thank you. keith. sweetie... i'm okay. i'm going to be okay. i know. i know. i am just so happy.

hey, dad. son. that's her car. i got the back! kim!

this is getting to be a habit with you. put the gun down. what are you doing here? you know why i'm here. you and i, we need to talk. okay. you put your gun down and then we'll talk. you know i can't do that. you should've let this go, martin. why didn't you let this go? that security guard at the bank had a wife and two kids. i wasn't involved in that. don't lie to me! jimmy forced me to drive the car. i don't care. kim, please put the gun down. kim... put the gun down. martin, tell him to back off.

you got to listen to him. put the gun down. back off! listen to him. put the gun down! back off! put the gun down! put the gun down! call an ambulance. you're going to be okay. come on, come on, come on. what are you doing? i'm not going to leave you lying here on the floor. come on. (groaning) it's okay, it's okay. i got you. captioning sponsored by cbs and warner bros. television captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

a -y12olr-rleagihtd ig fg in a deadly illness gets her wish. a preview of her meeting with the president coming up. r $700. we told them, "you find it, you keep it." - matt: we'll definitely make a choice today. - look at this. what do you think about these over here? the mac's too small. a thousand dollars? for under $700, we can't get a mac. let's keep on looking. - olivia: this is large. - it has windows photo gallery. - ( jaden yells ) - apparently he likes it too. we're getting this one. - olivia: oh my gosh! - that works. - it's unanimous. and a pc. - thank you. we're pcs so we can share photos of this little guy.

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sonia sotomayor begins confirmation process tomorrow. tonight our coverage begins with wayat andrews on capitol hill. >> reporter: judge sotomayor faces almost certain nomination. the path she took from the bronx to princeton and yale and then the federal bench make her the ideal nominee. >> this is a remarkable judge. >> reporter: but republicans will argue the judge has explaining to do. her comment about a wise latina woman reaching a better conclusion than a white male has led to charges her ethnicity is more important than objectiveity. senator jeff sessions was on face the nation. >> she has criticized the idea that a woman and man would reach the same result.

she expects them to reach different results. i think that's philosophically incompatible with the american system. >> reporter: and republicans question why she saw no discrimination against the white firefighters in new haven, a ruling over turned by the supreme court. >> it's quite plausible here she was using her own experience in a way that did not result in fair treatment for the firefighters. >> reporter: but other legal experts say in the white firefighter case, sotomayor was following civil rights laws in affect at the time and that over his 17-year judicial career she was a mainstream judge with no record of bias. not only that, but her judicial record is almost void of cases that might reveal her true politics. >> when it comes to abortion, when it comes to gay rights, or whether the death penalty is constitutional, or the separation of truth and state, her record is beyond thin. >> reporter: and so tomorrow brings a historic moment. after 7 weeks of hearing everybody try to define her.

she'll give her opening statement and the first hispanic nominee to this court will begin to define herself. wayat andrews, cbs news at the supreme court. >> protestors were on the steps before the hearings begin. we have coverage from that side of the story. >> i've been saved by the blood of the lamb and i've been foregiven. >> reporter: and that's why norma, the original plaintiff in the roe v wade petition says she is pro life. >> and i'm dedicated to over turning roe versus wade. >> reporter: and it's why she joined in the protest against sotomayor followinnation. >> baby have no right. let's kill them often.

>> we're here to saying fill buster sotomayor. >> she believes in killing children in utero. >> one found the allegations laughable. >> i think it's ridiculous. when someone like randall perry praises for at sass nation of abortion doctors in an attempt to terrorize the country into coming around to his view, that's domestic terrorism. >> the terrorists are the women killing the children in their wombs. >> reporter: this is the first protest planned for the week of the nomination. 9 news now. >> and we're told the first antiabortion protests begins at 8:00 tomorrow in front of the senate office building into turn to the woman accused of killing her four daughters and living with their bodies for months is set to go on trial tomorrow.

banita jacks was arrested after the bodies were found in her southeast rowhouse back in january of last year. police believe the four girls had been dead since the summer before. her case has changed the way city agencies deal with child social service cases. we have a followup on a story we first told you about in april. two student as caused of plotting to blow up springbrook high school in silver spring. tonight we're learning montgomery county prosecutors have agreed to drop the ccyrges aga d tyacttw acbut he llwiea ing two small fires inside se the restrooms. conspiracy as charge have been dropped against anthony torres when his case was moved to juvenile court. six lawsuit have been filed, one seeking as much as

$25 million in damages after the metro train slammed into a waiting train in northeast. metro isn't sure that officials have said no dollars from d.c., maryland and virginia designated funds will be used to pay settlements, but legal analysts say the damages could run into the ten of millions of dollars and punitive damages could stretch into the hundreds of millions of dollars. we have an update on the philadelphia swim club accused of racism after barring dozens of minority children. members of the valley club of huntington valley voted to reinstate memberships of three day camps. the camps paid the club to let the campers swim at the club this summer. the memberships were canceled when the club said there wasn't enough room. several campers had said they heard members making racial comments when they swam there.

the club said they will work with the kids to find times for the kids to swim. and now bob belote is talking with 9 news now after the standoff this week. >> reporter: bob says he was calm throughout the entire ordeal. he was unemotional yesterday, but sunday at church he broke down. >> and they played the first hymn and i folded up, being so thankful for what god did for us. and just realizing how much he's in our life. >> reporter: an emotional bob belote talks about the terror on friday while the s.w.a.t. team moved closer in, a nightmare was happening inside the bell oat's valley view home where the couple said they have never endured in their 60 years of marriage. bob often leaves his garage and the door to the house open,

easy target for someone looking for a hideout. friday than william spencer came to that garage door. >> with the pretense that his car was broken down and he wanted to borrow jumper cables. >> reporter: but that's not what spencer really wanted. >> and he walked in with the gun in his hand. he says, i want your money. >> reporter: and that would begin the couple's 7-hour ordeal. bob says the hostage taker didn't know his wife francis had a cell phone in her pocket. when they were forced in the bathroom, francis called 911. they had a sport conversation before spencer broke down the door. >> he tied me up with a telephone line. when he said well one of you can go, i said go, francis. go. and she didn't want to g. she -- she wanted me to go and her to stay there and i said no way, it won't happen.

>> reporter: and half an hour spencer came out and surrendered. authorities found bob safe inside the home. bob does have severe bruises on his arms from being tied up. he said it's on his blood thinners and that's why it looks worse than it is. spencer is being held without bail and he's been charged with attempted robbery and use of a firearm to commit a felony. bruce. >> bob belote believes the sut pect -- suspect just wanted money and never intended tose im. the death of a san diego petty cab is raising questions about their safety. sharon miller was riding in the three wheeler with her husband on july 4th when the driver swerved, causing miller to fall out. the retired schoolteacher hit her head and died as a result of her injuries. she was in a petty cab with no seat belt. those seat belts are required under san diego law. but critics say nobody has been enforcing that law. >> unfortunately, there's no

test and you don't need a driver's license either. >> no charges were filed against the driver of the petty cab that took sharon miller on that fatal ride on july 4th. tonight a local woman is picking up the pieces. >> it sounded like and atomic bomb. >> find out why mary ivey thinks she's blessed by losing her home and everything in it. a> and you'll meet a little rlgibout to have a big wish come true. still ahead on 9 news now. stay with us. fios guy! where ya headed? ah, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds. and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so's ted. (voice) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (voice) no i'm not! (sighing) ted has betrayed me. (announcer) switch to verizon fios tv,

phone and internet today and get an ultra-sleek compaq mini netbook. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v you might recall that last week an explosion rip add part a home in one of -- rip add part a home in rock creek park. the cause of the blast is still under investigation but if there is any good news, it's

that the sole occupant of the residence was away at the time of the blast. 9 news was there when mary ivey returned to her home. >> i didn't know that. i'm just hearing it for the first time. >> reporter: she had been out of town and visiting friends in tennessee. this is what mary ivey returned to a few days ago. the home she and her late husband had lived in since the early 1970s was gone. >> what went through your mind when you first saw your house looking like this. >> i've never seen anything like it before. >> the early indication was that a gas explosion caused the blast. neighbors pointed to the road construction and suggested a worker hit a line while digging. >> all of the neighbors said there was one boom and it sounded like an atomic bomb. >> reporter: mary ivey says her being away wasn't luck, it was a blessing. >> this is a very emotional time for me, but on the other hand, this is a very spiritual time for me, because god saw to

it that was a blessed enough to be away. i'm not lucky, i'm blessed. >> reporter: she lives across from rock creek park and the initial damage was a million dollars but that doesn't begin to cover the contents of the house that are underneath all rubb. le there islittle to va geas the roof -- salvage as the roof collapsed burying most of the personal affects she would want to keep. >> these are material things, but my life and my work for god and for humanity is more important. >> the d.c. fire department spokesman tells 9 news now that investigator have worked from the exterior gas lines to the appliances now underneath the rubble. but they are still not ready to say what caused the explosion. humidity made its way back into the area this weekend. tony is up xtne toxtlet us know what is will be like come monday morning. yeah, no it's great.

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landscapers from across the country will donate their time and expertise tomorrow to spruce up arlington national cemetery. it's part of the renewal and remembrance project hosted by the landscaper network. the landscape, lawn care and tree care specialists will mulch and handle the trees. children will be put into volunteer service by planting flowers and laying a wreath at

the tomb of the unknown soldier. and a new $40 million storage facility. that facility at fort mead will house special collections, including maps, manuscripts and micro film. the first family arrived back in washington and the white house early this morning. the president and his family wrapped up a week-long trip that included the g-8 summit in italy and a visit to ghana. president obama is expected to jump right back into work come monday morning as the confirmation hearing begins for sonia sotomayor but also has an important meet withing a little girl. jeremy tucker from our sister station introduces us to her. >> reporter: she was in school when the president was sworn into office. >> everybody kept jumping and

clapping and yelling obama. >> reporter: now six months later, lucas is preparing a scrap book when she meets him on monday. it's a dream come true, and made possible from the kids wish network. >> after first -- at first we didn't believe it and then when we received the letter from this we knew it was real. >> reporter: she was diagnosed with brain cancer a year ago. >> i have a [ inaudible ] >> reporter: while doctors say her cancer may be in remission, it's taken its toll on her. >> at times she has her up days and down days. >> reporter: her grandmother died with cancer. but on monday the girl hopes her worries will go away when she meets president obama. >> what do you think they'll do when you come back and you have a picture to show them that you spent a day with barack obama? >> i think they'll be very shocked. >> reporter: a wish come true for a girl who has been through so much. a girl who is now smiling as she gets ready for her big day.

>> good for her. tonight was the last call for nathan's restaurant and bar in georgetown. for the past 40 years the washington landmark has been a gathering spot for journalists, local celebrities and politicians. but owner carol joint says the cost of running the restaurant at wisconsin and m. street s waa much. toe she rowesent d and x taym a e.he says by 4:00 p.m. 'sg ret join close to the ga. ll and she post aid thank you to her loyal staff and customers. you can get that link by going to wusa9.com. another delay for the launch of space shuttle endeavor. nasa was forced to cancel today's launch. it was the fourth launch attempt over the past month. now they could try again tomorrow or possibly late as --

as late as wednesday. after that they'll have to make room for a launch of an unmanned launch supply ship. >> they almost got it together tonight. the storms were only 3-4 miles away but lightning can arc, so they have to be as cautious as possible. >> and they have a tight schedule. if they don't get up, they have to set it aside for something else. >> i think they'll be okay tomorrow. and i think we'll be okay tomorrow too. and some of the nicest days coming on monday and tuesday. but no problems for the monday morning commute. let's start with the three-day trend first as we always do and then into the extended forecast in just a second. but looking good. the mild summer continues. it's been a long time since we've seen the muggies around here. i mean it was a little humid yesterday, but not the 100- degree heat index that we're accustomed to in washington in the middle of july. after all, this is typically the hottest part of the year so it's been smooth sailing up to this point and very little

change. partly cloudy skies for tonight. less humid than last night. you can open the windows. this afternoon temperatures in the upper 80s but we'll settle back into the upper 50s by monday. low to mid-60s in the city and northwest web at 10. tomorrow, partly sunny skies, pleasant, the high temperatures ranging from 82-87. sunrise tomorrow morning at 5:54. up until a couple of hours ago we were picking up thunderstorms in southern maryland and northern neck of virginia. most of that has dissipated now. and this is the leading edge of the dry air mass that is sinking down out of pennsylvania so. where the dry air meets the humid air down in the northern part of virginia, you get a few thunderstorms and that's what happened this evening. but most of the activity is gone now as i mentioned. so if you're watching us down there in southern maryland or the northern neck, any shower activity is dissipating quickly. got a couple of clouds out there tonight and that will keep the temperatures a touch warmer than they would have

otherwise. clouds at night have a tendency to do that. we could have dropped into the 50s if it weren't for the cloud deck. 77 degrees at the top of the hour. national airport, look at the dew point, 55. at this time last night the dew point was 70. so a big difference in the air mass tonight. and the northern suburbs, you will drop into the upper 50s but most of us will stay in the low to mid-60s as we head into monday morning. during the day tomorrow, high pressure takes control from the northwest. that system pushes further to the south and we wind up with a nice day. very little change expected through tuesday. by the middle and end of the week, the temperature and the humidity will go up just a little bit. mid to upper 80s and the scattered hit and miss thunderstorms that we're accustomed to here in the summertime for wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday. not washout means -- not a washout by any means. i certainly wouldn't cancel