hours. >> reporter: the findings. >> we have not identified any type of situations that are remotely close, universally close to what happened at fort totten. >> reporter: he said a system has been hired to develop a backup system, a backup that the ntsb has suggested might have saved nine lives. >> reporter: i'm audrey barnes. prosecutors say they plan to call just two more witnesses in the banita jacks murder trial. today testimony played out like a movie about children following through the cracks. >> reporter: a social worker thsited e home she wasn't allowed to see 16-year-old britney but she was so concerned about the two sisters that were there she launched an all-out campaign to try to get authorities to check on the welfare of all of the girls. sergeant james lefranchise went there three days later and said

the kids were fine but he only saw three of the girls and didn't find out until january 9, 2008, that banita jacks had four daughters and all were found dead in the home that he visited nine months later. the sergeant told supervisors he doesn't have the heart to work in that department any more. >> reporter: a report titled cyber insecurity by partnership republic service found serious problems with federal cyber security. >> reporter: according to this report there aren't enough people in government with the expertise to protect against a cyber attack. >> reporter: the department of justice says they agree. >> we have a big problem. we don't have enough tepeople. >> reporter: the rtpore includes recommendations that barriers be removed so the best cyr secuty experts can easily t geinto pop tositions. it encourages the gornment p tot develop its own cyber security

training programs and do more recruiting. >> it is very, very strategic to our national security. >> thank you, lindsey. the virginia tech gunman missing health records have been located and it turns out they were in the home of the school's iccler in . rei osthrecords disappeared more th anosa year before cho killed 32 people back in 2007. the mental health treatment is part of the investigation into the shootings. they were revealed by an attorney involved in the lawsuit that two families filed in connection with with the attack . governor tim kaine said the records will be available as soon as possible. >> i don't veha the ability thently to unilaterally reach we are reaching out back to the family lawyer and we expect they will be. >> dr. robert miller declined em comment l.as el w removing medical records from

the center is illegal. had the records stayed at the school, lives may have been saved. >> why did he feel compelled to take those records and other records to his home and keep them going on four years if he wasn't worried they would get him in trouble. >> another relative says the discovery calls into question the thoroughness of the findings of the virginia tech review panel. ironically back in the news the same day the senate revealed an amendment that would have allowed people licensed to carry a conceaelled onap cryar itd anywhere in th e country. a final vote in favor of t bill but it was two votes short of what they needed to cut off any possible filli fillibuster. we want to know what you think about this. let's say you've got your concealed weapons license

should another state be able to tell you it is no good in another neighborhood or would it just open another firearms loophole and invites more violence. send us your thoughts. the economic crisis means a lot of people are making a lot of tough choices about their money every day. and nowhere around here is that more evident than in maryland. the state is trying to close a $700 million gap and today they voted to cuts $280 million from the budget. 40million from the state's higher education. 5million from the lotteries ad budget. 3million from stem cell research. and we can't forget a total of 57 jobs including 39 filled and 18 vacant positions. >> our desire, hope and goal toward which we are working is not to add to economic problems through the massive layoffs of 25,000 teachers that were put into unemployment lines in

california yesterday. meantime the district of columbia has its own major money problems and now $50 million will have to be cut from mayor adrian fenty's school reform budget. that's the word today from a fenty supporter an key player on the dc council where the red ink is just piling up. here is bruce johnson. >> reporter: dc workers say they are willing to take pay cuts and furloughs if that will save jobs. a lot of people would like to take a week off. >> they sure will. >> generating roughly $1000 per day writing parking tickets but the dc government will have to raise a lot more or cut a lot more to avoid the type of deficits that nearly sent it into bankruptcy years ago. >> this council has an opportunity in the next two weeks to either make those decisions or someone will make those decisions for us. >> senior councilman, jack evans, says $50 million must be cut from dc schools. that would be a serious if not crippling blow to mayor adrian

fenty and michele reed's reform with evans supported. >> it will certainly slow down hiring of teachers at higher levels. it is going to slow down possibly the renovations of the schools. we cannot afford to do what we are doing right now in education. >> they must keep the lights on, trash picked up, awrong with other basic services. but evans says police and fire departments can expect significant cuts along with human services. >> if the city's elected leaders do nothing by the end of fiscal 2011 the city's deficit will have climbed to $615 million. the fear is because more than half of the council and the mayor are up for re-election next year. whatever they do, it won't be enough. while it is bad here it is a lot worse in some other big cities. philadelphia has stopped paying its bills until the end of the year. new york city has seen a 34% reduction in its tax revenues. bruce johnson, 9news now and

wusa9.com. evans says he will oppose any tax increase to budget that balance. the council votes on the following week for the budget cuts. >> heroic efforts this afternoon at a local pool. the arlington county fire department said a little girl between the ages of seven and nine was playing with her friends at the upton hill pool when suddenly they found her at the bottom of that pool. the friends pulled her up and called the life guard. the life guard startedded cpr and by the time the ambulance got there the little girl regained consciousness. she is now at the hospital for observation. topper is here with the 9forecast first. >> they are far and few between this evening. we ve a ballgame tonight. forecast now. the ts are inwn in town. partly cloudy. isolated thunderstorpo. ss i k inu're going to be fine k thballpark. upper 70s, upper 80s. so a pretty warm night at the bautpa brk bthat's what baseball is all about.

for us partly cloudy, a bit muggy, isolated shower or storm as well. lows mid-60s to low 70s and winds light southeasterly at 5 to 10. let me sh owyou live doppler 9000. looking at heavy activity just o h and north west of town. primarily west of i- . co upa of lestmsorhave moved through middletomsth rt north westof frederick. anotheststorsym em, a little ce sy ll just to the south of icerabout ready to cross 270 headed over towards mt. airy. we will come back and talk about a really good chance for some widespread storms tomorrow. we will tell you when we come back. >> thank you, topper. want to help the world find a vaccine for the h1n1 flu? find out how you can do your part. is there anything president obama can say tonight to help his cause of health care reform by the end of this year? we will ask a former american medical association lobbyist when we come back. gkc÷qqñ

tonight president obama plans to have a little talk with you an me about health care reform. he will hold a prime time news conference and he is trying to shore up support for reform and pressuring congress to act before the august recess. polls show support for health care reform is slipping a bit an even democrats on capitol hill are expressing doubt. they are hammering away that the white house health care reform is a heartbreaker and rush job. >> we need to take our time and do it right. >> i have no interest in creating a bad bill. that doesn't serve me and it certainly doesn't serve the american people. >> you can watch president obama's 8:00 p.m. news conference right here on wusa and our website wusa9.com. joining us now to talk about the proposal and what the president may need to say tonight julia thompson former lobbyist for the american medical association. welcome. glad to have you here.

>> the president has tried to get everybody around the table, all the stakeholders as we call them including the doctors on this one. is there anything he needs to say to bring folks closer to accepting this plan? >> there are a number of things. first, what he needs to do is to shore up people to let them know that he is working on this issue. this is really a long-term deal. i have never been one that felt that we would get both houses to pass something by the august recess. but i'm absolutely certain that something will be passed and signed into law before the end of the year. >> you're a lot more certain then i think maybe the president is right now. >> i think he is certain. you have to take a long-term view. congress is not a fast institution. it doesn't work rapidly. but the fact is, he has been pressing them in order to make them work. if you don't lean on them they don't work. >> let's talk about the big issue we keep hearing about. the publicly funded half of the insurance program. proponents say this will keep the insurer's honest on the private side. opponents say this will put the

private insurers out of business. where are you on this? who is right? >> they are both right and wrong. we need to do something to take care of the 40 plus million uninsured in this country. a public plan, some would advocate is a means to get there. if you do a public plan you have to make sure that it doesn't undercut the private plans and there lies the friction. the private plans are afraid they will you be undercut by the federal government and get put out of business. >> the other friction is the cost of all this. doesn't the president need to be a little more honest with the american people and say you can't have what you want. what they want is insurance all the time when ever they want it and paid for by somebody else. >> well, all politicians have a difficult time telling the american people they can't have everything they want but you're right there. >> never comes up, never brought forward. i haven't heard anybody talk about the issue of rationing except to say they don't want it. >> they don't want it. what the american people feel passionatelly about their health care so it is easy to

scare folks into being in the opposition. >> if the president can bring along a couple of more folks on this thing, how about the insurance companies who are the one group that has not put any money on the table. doctors have, big. >> insurance companies will put the money on the table. they will as soon as of it. very clear. what's different between now and 1993 and 1994 the insurers also want health care reform. if they see guaranteed issue as well as individual mandate they would be very happy because there would be people that would flock in. they just don't want to be undercut by price by the federal government. >> all right. we will wait and see what happens. thank you for coming in. we appreciate your insights tonight the human trial on the h1n1 vaccine will get unway next month. university of maryland one of ten places in the nation taking part in the study. the clinics are looking for 1000 adults an children to help out and it gets going next

month. participants will receive five doses three weeks apart and health officials are hoping to have the vaccine ready by october. raiding the offices of michael jackson's doctor. find out what police were looking for. topper is back with the full forecast and details on a new tool you can use to track the weather at your house. keep it right here. b@

welcome back. los angeles police and drug

enforcement agency officers raided the houston office of michael jackson's doctor today. dr. conrad murray's attorney says the authorities were looking for evidence of manslaughter. the search warrant authorized the seizure of several documents that may constitute evidence of the crime. dr. murray was with jackson the day he collapsed and died. in living well tonight helping local kids live healthy active and most importantly steroid free lives. that was the mission of a two- hour event called simply play. the nats training staff and athletic pros talked about how to excel in sports without performance-enhancing drugs. >> promoting lifetime activity for youth is what p.l.a.y. stands for. teaching young people to get out an enjoy themselves with activities that will help them throughout their life.

okay. promoting an active lifestyle. >> the p.l.a.y. campaign was begun to address children that are struggling with issues. there is a free family tool kit called lighten up at our website wusa9.com. meteorologist topper shutt over in the weather center. topper? >> a new tool we got. derek, we are very excited about it. 9wusa 9 news now interactive radar. it is free. go to our website wusa9.com. on the home page and also go to weather, go to the weather tab and then just scroll down to interactive radar. here what u yoget. a detailed map of the meo area, your hbodneigorho and also the entire country. biggest storms t righnow are up towards hagerstown , erwalesvlkpe, ilr up, frederi countyr pe momegory county toto the north east. mirth

anwill will be just st tiithsvi e.ma s testorm estimates as to stwher fo edhe anad isergood r fo the entire unco coscroll aro the way down. you can get a national view. it is good for the golf course l and seit is good for s wh iatit i at grandma's house. check it out. for us, we have a few showers and thunderstorms in the forecast particularly tomorrow. 86 on thursday. good chance of storms. slight chance on friday. also 86. right now we will keep saturday dry at about 90. tonight partly cloudy. a bit muggy. isolated shower or thunderstorm. low temperatures 66 to 72. winds southeasterly at 5 to 10. live doppler 9000 inno willtrack e thstorms. everything north and weste to town much like monday and wednesday. over the next hour or so you can see general movement almost directly north. maybe a little north-north east. we will zoom in a little bit to

the north of us. this is a live picture. heaviest activity -- we had one big storm between not too far to the west. washington county, allegheny county, by cumberland. big storm around smithsburg. middletown big storm pushing across 70. we will put this into motion. future cast next hour. holding together pretty good heading into pennsylvania. this storm holds together fairly well. again, isolated storms tonight much better chance of widespread activity tomorrow. back to the expiewrt. temps nice. low 80s. 82 brookville. we did hit 90 today at national. only the fourth time this year we have hit 90 and only the third time this summer we have hit 90. partly sunny and warm by morning. 60s and 70s. by afternoon, partly sunny warm. good chance for thunderstorms. mid-80s to possibly upper 80s.

here is a 9 microcast. you can see the showers abs thunderstorms will develop tomorrow afternoon between 4 and 38. so we got them in the forecast. 86 oakton. mid-80s downtown. and, again, mid-80s for the bay and boaters need to be aware the potential for storms late tomorrow. between 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. satellite picture radar combined. see all the clouds and moisture just streaming up from south to north. increasing our humidity and increasing our chances of storms. 86 tomorrow. good chance of storms. slight chance on friday. 86. then kind of hot. not crazy hot. but hot. 90 on saturday and sunday. we will keep saturday dry. couple thunderstorms possible on sunday. then monday, tuesday and wednesday we are around 90 with some afternoon storms possible but not a washout. again, pretty typical right now for this time of year. >> thank you, sir. appreciate it, topper. weird news file. a man who lost his job because of his wife's job.

sound weird? oh, this one gets weirder. beach town manager since mar of 2008. recently though a website identified his wife as an adult film actress. gisella moore. a porn star. the council fired him with a unanimous vote and the mayor admits the wife's job was the only reason. too much of a potential distraction he said. we will leave it there. we want to hear what you think. send your e-mails to mcginty's mail bag, the address mailbag@wusa9.com. 9news now will be right back. ú

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in the mail bag tonight michael vick, and if your e- mails are any indication the tide of public opinion may be turning in his favor. not one person who wrote me said the former quarterback and convicted dog fighter ought to be banned from playing professional football again now that he is out of prison. jim from alexandria was pretty typical. "michael jackson has paid his debt to society by serving his 23-month sentence and performing the community

service. he has every right to pursue his chosen profession of pro football and peta's proposed action is mean spirited . " "i can't help but think if michael jackson is not an african- american there would not be a discussion of whether or not he should be allowed to play football. i'm an animal lover but let's keep our perspective. we are talking about the livelihood of a human being. let hem play and have his life back" jenny said it looks like it is all about the benjamin. when they seemed disgusted of michael jackson having a contract, it showed me there is more hate for him making money than who he is. folks, i'm with you. an awful crime no doubt but bankruptcy, a ruined reputation and two years of a young life lost behind bars are a pretty

stiff price. the question i always ask is when do you stop paying? people say if michael vick plays again what message are you spending if there is no forgiveness and no second chances. you can send whatever message you want at mailbag@wusa9.com. that is our report. tonight we hear from a local doctor about how he thinks of president obama's health care

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this is "entertainment tonight" in high definition. is this michael's jackson's secret son? is this woman the mother? >> what's up, everybody? >> his uncanny resemblance to michael. was he sitting front row at michael's memorial? >> he was first discovered living at neverland ranch and referred to michael as daddy. now, jackson's doctor's office raided today. could he be charged with manslaughter. and the shocking new report on his body from the morgue. was his nose missing? whitney houston's big comeback. the music icon on her brand-new cd. then, is jessica an emotional wreck after her breakup with tony? the revealing new shot in real or rumor. plus,