the box, tvs, chainsaws, computer equipment. this is following eun promise that the chief and county made. we will inspect pawnshops and take action against any second dealer actions going on. >> if i have to sue, i will sue. but i'm not going to allow the county to -- a police chief's publicity stunt take merchandise that my client legally obtained and -- you know, at his expense. >> our message is simple -- if you are accepting stolen merchandise, stop it. if you can't stop it, shut your doors. if you can't do that, we're gonna come in and shut your doors for you. >> reporter: the pawnshop owner is very much disputing all of this today.

the pawnshop and secondhand business in prince george's county works like this -- when you bring an item in or a seller bring an item in, you have to show i.d. you have to report it to the police department and the police can come in within a 30- day period and take the merchandise back. it looks like a paperwork investigation. the owner says all of the paperwork was done and there are tickets to show all of this stuff was registered within that 30-day period. so the investigation is still going on behind me. back to you. >> thank you. now to las vegas where investigators combed through the home and office of the doctor who was with michael jackson when he died. as manuel gallegus folks, dr. conrad murray is the main focus of a manslaughter. >> reporter: d.a. agents and police officers searched the home and office of dr. conrad murray. it's the latest development in

the case. >> look for -- through the items outlined in the search warrant. if those items are -- meet the standard of what is in the search warrant itself, they will be seized as evidence. >> reporter: cbs news has learned investigators are looking for documents, commuter records or any paper trail related to dr. murray's interaction with jackson and any evidence of prescribing jackson drugs. this follows a similar search last week at a houston medical clinic where murray also works. investigators took a hard drive and documents from there. the coroner in los angeles is expected to release the details on michael jackson's death sometime this week. they said they were asked by the lapd to old off on any report pending the investigation -- to hold off on any report pending the investigation. the report centers around the powerful propofol and the

houston search was showing the possible cause of jackson's death. murray's lawyer said his client did not prescribe or administer anything that should have killed michael jackson. as agents surrounded his home, there was no sign of murray, manuel gallegus, cbs news. there are calls tonight to open the deadly shooting of the virginia tech spree. families of the victims are urging tim kaine to update the view because of inraac cicuesin the report. missing mental health records of the gunman seung-hui cho we ot d.refo irbean mne od pe mteraby the knights of columbus burned early this -- byrne manor

operated by the knights of columbus burned this morning. >> reporter: this man walked around to see if it was true. >> wanted to see if it was true. >> reporter: it was pretty much gone when dc units looked for the smoke. there is evidence of some recent conscious mixed in with the debris of the fire. a drummer says it's not just about go-go. >> many things have happened here. it's not just a go-go, graduations. >> reporter: some people say there have been problems. the club was in disrepair. the fire department reports the

utilities were cut to the building before they arrived this morning. firefighters are trying to determine what caused the fire. no matter the cause -- >> hopefully they will rebuild it. >> reporter: dave stater, wusa9.com. the nomination of the nation's first hispanic supreme court nominee is headed to the senate. sonia sotomayor won the nomination by a 3-6 vote of the senate judiciary committee. >> this is the first latina woman in the history of the united states to be selected for the supreme court. now, if that is a -- now that is a big deal. i would not have chosen her but i understand president obama did. >> republican opponents of sotomayor are concerned she will bring a liberal bias.

justice sotomayor is expected to be confirmed next week. the man who sued a d.c. dry cleaner for $54 million for a pair of lost pants is back in the judge. a federal judge threw out a wrongful termination suit. he said he lost his job. a woman is now charged with rob he three points in northern virginia. today fairfax county charged cynthia crawford with the robberies. she was head without bond yesterday. she was arrested after allegedly solding up a suntrust bank bank friday. adrian fenty and michelle rih announced plans for a new academic curriculum. this fall 13 schools will be

turned into theme-based catalyst school. >> a theme-based catalyst school is a school with a science technology, innearing and math curriculum, has an arts integration curriculum. >> now, chance leer rih says the new curriculum are part of the school system strategy to offer programs and initiativing that encourage parents who want to send their kids to public schools in the city. hot lane construction could leave motorists hot under the collar. crews are replacing bridges, overpasses. this will accommodate motorists for a toll. a little relief for those of you who drive across the

chain bridge for making a right on to route 123 on the virginia side. it's caused huge backups during the morning and evening rush hour. we'll take you back to the case of the alexandria police chief charged with drunk driving. >> and peggy foster has the late breaking details. >> reporter: i can tell you this -- alexandria officials had a news conference and announced that police chief david baker has resigned. his decision comes three days after he was charged with drunk driving. the city manager james hartman says baker was not asked to resign and his decision is appropriate. >> just one of those things where bad judgment resulted in something that we can all learn

from the standards are very high in this city and i know in other organizations throughout the country. chiefs of police have a very high level of responsibility and that is not taken lightly. >> reporter: baker has served as chief for the past three years. saturday night he was driving in arlington and caused an accident. he was cite. it did injure another injury. he was charged with dui. .09 was his blood alcohol level. i asked the city manager today and the city attorney the fact that he resigned if that will keep his pension in fact, they said it didn't matter either way, his pension would remain

intact. his trial date has been moved to next month. we'll keep you posted. back to you. >> thank you, peg. no storms to speak of so far this evening. tony pann is in for topper. he's on the terrace. it's been soupy for a long time today, ton. >> yes, it is. that's a good word to describe it. thick, humid all of those things. we are starting to pop up thunderstorms in the teheat d an humidity. it's been dry for most of the ne lica ttse e onlittle cell ll tiartostng up t io up to 95 in howard countyhwutsot utof itltimore there. st. moving ve m i''s itowinslg itowsling do c.af e whel aftrc. elsewhere thingsaf e ardry. things could pop up neco leupe next cole of hours. i would only put a 20, 30% mark on it. it's gonna stay warm, humid for the most part going into the

beginning of the weekend. there is a chance for pretty good thunderstorms tomorrow. also coming up, the space shuttle "endeavour" begins its long journey home from the international space station. >> reporter: health care reform is stalled in congress but the president isn't giving up the fight. i'm karen . coming up weyo'l coming up we'll have t. . fa

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[ closing bell ] stocks lost a bit of ground today. the dow finished the day down, to close at 9096. the nasdaq was up 7 points. the s&p 500 fell 2 points. president obama is not taking a break from his push for health care reform. as karen brown reports, the president held a town hall meeting with retired residents here in washington, as a group of senators got one step closer to finding a compromise. >> reporter: president obama is pushing mission message that doing -- his message that doing nothing is not an option for health care. >> right now we spend a lot of money in our health care system that doesn't do a think for people's health. that has to stop. >> reporter: he took questions from a group of retirees.

across town, congress worked on a compromise. they say the senate version will likely drop some key compromises, like a government- run insurance option and requiring large businesses to provide health coverage. >> we need to take our time and get it right. i don't think we're there yet. >> reporter: the final health care reform will not be ready before lawmakers take their break. >> i worry about my mom every day. i hope she gets better. when she gets home, we'll figure out how to pay the bill. >> reporter: this man's mom just had brain surgery. she's uninsured. >> my mother had insurance. it became too expensive for her to pay every week out of her check. >> reporter: now, they don't know how they will pay the thousands of dollars in hospital bills. even though the couple worked for nearly 30 years. >> the bills, won't ever be able to pay. >> reporter: president obama will keep up the pressure on congress by taking his message

on the road again. he heads to north carolina and virginia on wednesday. karen brown, cbs news, new york. >> at today's town hall meeting, president obama said the country's medicare trust fund will run out of money e edhasystem uler . re>> > ulhamo no more free rkpag inat bwi. they will charge $2 for the first half hour of parking. itd lepiop to ckloalped lepi passengers or get their baenssgs or gerstheir bags in t. rp llcepha one lot is now available for drivers who are waiting for someone to arrive. the space shuttle "endeavour" is making preparations to come home after one and a half weeks together. two teams of astronauts said their goodbyes in outer space, hatches were sealed and the orbiter pulled away from the iss. the shuttle is scheduled to return to the kennedy center on friday. soupy, soupy, soupy. >> you guys were talking about

soupy. that's a good word to describe it. when you haven't had this kind of weather for most of the summer, even though this is normal, when you step outside, walk act like, this isn't -- you act like this isn't supposed to be here. >> i mean, even today early it was humidity. >> it's all relative if you are used to the dry conditions. in the heat and humidity we've been bubbling up some thunderstorms. we're not the only ones. charlotte, they were lighting up the skies there with storms and causing localized flooding. we're not alone. from the carolinas up to around boston has been experiencing the showers and the thunderstorms. let's switch it over, take a look at our three-day trend going into the weekend. i think there's a better chance of thunderstorms tomorrow than the last couple of days and even toward the end of the week. i would say a slight chance thursday and friday. i put it at about a 50% chance on wednesday. keep that in mind. for tonight, partly cloudy

skies, slight chance for a thunderstorm. i would only put a 20% to 30% mark on that. it will be muggy. same thing tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms. a better chance than today. the high temperatures will be in the mid- to upper 80s. sunrise tomorrow morning at 6:07. here is the weather the setup. we talked yesterday about a system that may die out or washout. it's still here. this dashed blue line. the essence of the front is still here. that could be enough to trigger a few storms. let's take a look at live doppler 9000. we're starting to see a little bit of activity up toward the i- 95 corridor here. one lone thunderstorm is producing a lot of rain. odds are if you are gonna be out this evening, you will be okay. a couple of you will see thunderstorms roll through. let's take a look at the temperatures now. 90 degrees at national airport with a dew point of 67.

that makes it feel pretty uncomfortable, the relative humidity up near 50%. some of the other numbers, 91 in fredericksburg 84 at the naval air station. tomorrow, a little disturbance from the jet stream will travel up to pennsylvania. that's why we have the enhanced chance for a shower or thunderstorm in the forecast. for wednesday, as we head through the rest of the week, scattered or hit-and-miss thunderstorms. even over the weekend we have to keep the chance in there. this over all pattern will continue with hit-and-miss storms with heat and humidity. >> i'm kind of missing the crispness that we had. that was so nice! >> i know. we were so spoiled at the beginning of the month, setting record-low temperatures and now -- you know, mother nature always evens things up. >> yes. citizen complaints lead to a big-rig crackdown in northern

virginia. plus more evidence that you should put the cell phone down behind the wheel. >> reporter: we all know driving and texting is not safe. but new research shows it's more dangerous than thought. i'm drew levinson in new york. that story is coming up. if we don't act, medical bills will wipe out their savings. if we don't act, she'll be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. and he won't get the chemotherapy he needs. if we don't act, health care costs will rise 70%.

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a new study warns that texting behind the wheel is not just dangerous, it's extremely dangerous. as drew levinson reports, researchers found quick communications are much more distracting and hazardous than anyone previously thought. >> reporter: accidents like this one show how easily texting can cause a crash. a new study find that when drivers text, their chances of getting into an accident increase 23 times. jeff robinson is in his suv every day. he says he sees more and more people driving and texting. >> i e on the highways, everywhere. >> reporter: the virginia tech transportation institute gathered research by installing me cas to continuously watch motorists and truckers for more than 6 million miles. this truck driver, who makes his living on the road, says it's a real hazard. >> i see a lot of people texting while driving, swerving

in other lanes. >> reporter: in massachusetts and california, they illustrate how dangerous. researchers say texting is so dangerous because you take your attention off the road for extended periods of time. we're looking at devices for five seconds and that's enough time to cover the length of a football field if you are traveling at 55 miles per hour. >> how can you text and drive at the same time? >> reporter: the study temperatured that talking on your cell phone or reaching for a device increases your risk for getting in an accident. the safety institute wants this banned across the country. right now only 14 states have laws against texting while driving. drew levinson, cbs news, new york. coming up, police use pepper spray and a taser on a

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welcome back. let's recap some of the top stories in the news now -- following his arrest on drunk driving charges, alexandria police chief david baker is resigning. he was a 19-year veteran of the force. the city manager says his resignation is effective on friday. owners of a pawnshop are disputing police claims they were selling stolen items. warrants were executed and police say the raid was part of a promise to crack down on pawnshops selling stolen merchandise in prince george's county. and investigators are searching for the fire at a social hall. byrne manor burned this morning. it hosted social events. it's nine days and county for local teenagers still

quarantined in china because of the h1n1. we spoke to the girl's parents today and they say she's the only one that's being confined to a hospital room. in northwest dc, debra and her family plead for her daughter's release from a hospital half a world away. 16-year-old leona has been quarantined in beijing after testing positive for h1n1. she was on a cultural trip with 20 other students when nine of them tested positive for the virus. >> she is actually a kid who has a pretty sunny disposition, pretty even kieled so the fact she's been sobbing her heart out over this quarantine and isolation in the hospital is a dagger in my heart. >> this trip was especially meaningful for it teen because she was adopted from there as a baby. on her first trip back, she ended up in the hospital on day

two. >> she usually wants to talk to her dog. >> mom says her daughter must test negative for the virus before she will be released. a throat swab test is given daily. >> she doesn't get to talk to anybody. all of her friends in the group have left. >> although her parents try to remain upbeat, they are frustrated. >> i feel what they are doing, they are more concerned about isolating her from the rest of the chinese population than getting her well. >> her parents keep in constant contact with her on the phone and she can get texting to her. they say there's only so much they can do. >> it's tough when you get a phone call and she's crying. >> that would be tough for any parent. we called for comment, we got no response. since july 6th, the w.h.o.

has requested countries stop reporting total cases. they say countries only report unusual patterns or highly concentrated patterns of infections as the flu spread. robert gates made a surprise stop in iraq today. he said the u.s. troop withdrawal is working. but as charlie d'agata reports, a deadly bank robbery is a reminder of the unrest there. >> reporter: america's defense chief got a first-hand look at the future of the military mission in iraq. robert gates sat down with u.s. and iraqi officers who have been patrolling together since american forces began pulling out of major cities last month. gates also discussed iraq buying weapons and fighter jets from the u.s. they are likely to spend billions of dollars to help protect the nation once

american troops leave the country. british troops are all but gone. there are only about 150 troops left in iraq, and they are being sent to kuwait until the iraqi government gives them permission to finish the job. crime is on the rise. hours before gates arrived, bank robbers killed eight people at a baghdad beige. they blasted open the vault and made off with almost $7 million. iraqi officials say it's the work of insurgents attempting to bankroll operations against iraqi and u.s. forces. still, gates called iraq's security situation amazing different from three years ago. he said improved cooperation between american and iraqi forces have given iraqi a new sense of empowerment, proving nobody is the boss or the occupier. a search is underway for as many as 85 patients missing after boat capsized. th

boat capsized. off the turks and caicos island af reef. the s.rikingu. a reef. 11e u.s. gucoast ard as3 survivors stranded ue 3 survivors stranded nd two reefs. two bodies were covered. haitians raw teenly to the -- routinely take to the seas in older boats. tests will be done to figure out what killed a whale off the coast of new jersey. the whale washed ashore yesterday. the humpback whale is an endangered species and swimmers are being kept away. authorities hope to retrieve the whale today in order to determine how the large mammal died. an update on an individual charged with animal cruelty. police say 130 of the nearly 200 animals seized in a mobile home near winchester have died. vet ordered the euthanize of

many cats because they were diseased. others have died. many of the cats are ready for adoption. >>ng> viha a beer with a soler and a police officer who -- scholar and a police officer who arrested him. the arrest of professor gates reignited debates on racial profiling. an investigation is underway in alabama where police used a taser on a death and mentally disabled man. all of this happened where antonio love went to the bathroom, he had a stomach disorder. officers used force when he didn't follow their instructions to come out. >> they kicked the door in. when they did, my son said they tased him in his hair, stomach and in his hands. >> newspaper reports say officers attempted to book love

on disorderly conduct charges but the magistrate on duty refused to accept the charges. coming up -- a highly public celebrity divorce battle finally comes to an end. this woman put her trust in her banker. find out how he returned the favor. it's tuesday. as know, that means it's time for the latest installment of the good, bad and ugly. tonight, why hugging can be an integral part of baseball defense. and what happened to this bee that will keep him out of the stinging business for quite some time, if you know what i mean? s. ll explain in vi12tenu mrnu . . nnpa there's only thunderstorm up nn ndunderstorm up around baltimore. but some more coulpop up. we'll check the forecast for you right after the break. stay with us.

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your local bank of america could be closing. the wall street journal reports bank of america is planning to shut down 10% of its 6,000 branches. that would end a two-decade long expansion that took the bank from coast to coast. the move is in response to more customers doing their banking online or buying mobile phones. there are few people you trust with your live savings. one woman thought her banker had earned her business and more. but she's learned a costly lessons that sometimes relationships can be deceiving.

it was a familiar routine. a weekly track to the bb and t bank for darlene lloyd. >> you couldn't ask for a better person to help you than jeremy harris. >> her 30-year-old banker, professionally, friendly, well- manner and eager to handle her accounts. >> i had so much trust in him, he could cash my son's check. >> but darlene was dilly gant about checking her monthly statement. >> there was $2,000 taken from my granddaughter's college fund. and i knew i didn't touch it. >> when darlene asked jeremy harris about the missing money she said he told her about a new policy there where they move non-performing cds into a cd that offer her a better return on the investment and he told her to only deal with him on the matter. >> he didn't think i had enough sense that i would really believe him when he said i got

this. i said yeah, i got it too. >> darlene contacted someone else from the bank and learned that $2,000 missing from her 13- year-old granddaughter's fund rose to $9600. >> february '09, he took 12,85.90. >> this officer says -- >> you go to the bank and you inquire about something, you are told, only talk to me, that's a red flag. seneeane. el el h. >> harris would not talk tos, but according to ntade e s,s,e senior bank investigator that stveheorat that he e ththe funds. harris has been fired and faces five counts of theft and

scheme. the bank is still investigating and believes this is an isolated incident and darlene lloyd did everything right. >> everything my son put in there for his little girl, he was gonna take it all. >> the investigation ongoing. ingog. you can fromg.meg from darlene's experience. first, pay close attention to your s. mentmd.ta tes. cetidid. something was reread them closely. question any inconsistencies and keep on answering until you get any answers. if you missed any of these tips, you will find them at wusa9.com. the war is ninely over. hulk and linda hogan are officially divorceed. the former professional wrestler and linda reached a settlement in tampa, florida. both are ready to put aside their very public two-year

battle and get on with their lives. >> you marry somebody, with them for 22 years, you are crazy in with love with them. you have chin with them. we had tough things going on with business and situations that happen. we just got emotional. it was time we got back as a family. >> no terms of the divorce settlement were released. 9news at 6:00 is about 15 minutes away. here's a look at what we have new for you tonight -- >> we're continuing to following the resignation of alexandria police chief on dui charges. missing for months after hurricane ike swept through texas and wandering, a dog finally find her way home.

that's -- finds her way home. the weather, humidity. got a couple of thunderstorms. let's start with the three-day trend first and see what we can expect over the next few days. i think wednesday is the best chance of rain. i put the mark up to 50, 60% as opposed to the hit-and-miss storms. specifically for tonight, a slight chance for a thunderstorm, only a 20, 30% chance. if it will be muggy, low temperatures around 70. during the day tomorrow, make sure here -- the front we talked about last night is just kind of washed out on top of it us -- on top of us. with the convergence around we're seeing a few thunderstorms develop. most of the activity is north of us. just to the south of us.

right around adthe airport, bwi pretty good rsth undermto developed there. rmbut elsewhere, things are quiet. that doesn't mean that something couldn't pop up over the next few hours, because it could. but at least for right now, that thunderstorm is the only game in town. 90 degrees at the top of the airport at national airport with a dew point at 67. that makes it feel soupy, muggy, uncomfortable. other temperatures, closer to the bay, 84 there. 77 at bwi with a thunderstorm in the vicinity. 89 in hagerstown. seven-day forecast looks like this -- pretty good chance for thunderstorms on wednesday and then just hit and miss storms going into the beginning of the weekend. all of the thunder bolts, these are the pop-up variety storms. i think there will be bigger storms on wednesday. upper 80s to around 90 just about every day. >> you keep us posted on

tomorrow. >> yes. time for what i call make me laugh. >> i think you will laugh today. it's sad. the furries, i laugh. it's our weekly look. it's the good, the bad and the ugly for july 28th. we start with the good. that's soccer goal. we go to japan where kobe executes the rarely seen but often talked about kick, off his own chest to himself, look at this, upper left corner. >> get out of here/. >> the term for bicycle kick is bicycle kick. nelson cruz and hamilton running for the fly ball. makes the fly ball and they hug. best combination of golf. you might have seen this

yesterday. leif olsen, par 3 15. hits the tee shot. pretty good at the pin. but he calls combo and banks it. 8 ball corner pocket. that's the other guy's ball and he wins that bmw, worth 51 grand. more than he's made all year. cubs pitcher fields the comebacker with his hand. that's the hand with which he pitches. he can use the other hand, where the glove is. we can't leave out in the good, dewayne wise, the save, mark buehrle's perfect game. wise turns into spiderman. i don't know what buehrle is buying him but it better be good. to the bad, creepiest fly ball. sorryalfonso soriano goes for

it. worst catch by a fan. this guy in oakland. right off his glove. keep an eye on the first guy. he has no idea. kid is long gone. worst mascot mishap. here's the furry i've been waiting for. they get their first grand slam. bingo the bee is gonna celebrate by jumping over the ball. takes it right in -- >> oh! >> oh! >> he will be fine. to the ugly, worst nonchalant. it doesn't cost any extra to use your cha plant but casey doesn't. ryan schneider belts one to the

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