he's high profiled, known to the north koreans, dealing with them before when he was president. >> reporter: the hope is that those relations will serve a double purpose. also getting north korea back to the table for talks about their nuclear programs. drew, cbs news, new york. and the secretary of state, hillary clinton is on a seven nation tour of africa in the men time. in kenya, mrs. clinton appealed to iran for them for illegally crossing the border from iraq. an iranian lawmaker say they are deciding whether or not to charge those men with spying. the three were believed to be hiking in northern iraq's region when they crossed into iran. and an opposition group are calling for protest to coincide with tomorrow's inauguration ceremony for the president. several blogs and websites, they are encouraging the demonstrators to gather and solve the parliament. they will be sworn in for a second term. they claim that they stole that election back in june.

and the government, they have violently cracked down on any demonstration in the past. here at home after 20 years of debate, it's full speed ahead for the purple line proskwrebt, to connect all of theme th tycoun th county. un d today what he inanceun today what he locally lolly opt the digital correspondent, joining us live from out there and what will e venn dually be the start -- eventually be the starting point for this purple line. >> the governor, they say that the light rail, they are the locally preferred option. but nine news, they have this letter on behalf of the 15,000 households, and dozens of communities who say that their voices, they have not been heard. >> opponents of the purple line say this is what's at stake. three miles of the capitol trail which is lined with 17 acres of the mature trees. a lot of them would have to come down and the trail, they closed and rebuilt with the purple line running right beside it. >> to envision that and trains

running, along side the trail, they are just hard to imagine. how that would be any fun at all to anybody on trail. >> a very big bill. >> and you know, you bypass all the heavy traffics. >> reporter: but the east, west purple line, linking them to silver spring, to the university of maryland, and onto out there, they have many supporters too. tp-rbz and even among the trail users. >> i mean, you take a look at europe and other countries, stuck in the united states for so far behind, they are so gas dependent. >> i would say to the purple line as the naytive out there -- native out there. they would cut down the travel plan. >> for all the options, the governor, they say that the light rail, they are a locally preferred alternative for the key reasons. >> it is the most cost effective. number two, it is the most sustainable. number three, it is the more efficient and rider friendly option available to us. >> the price tag for the purple line, $1.5 billion.

and the state's plan is now on its way to the federal transit at the administrations that will consider that with hopes of receiving the federal funding for it. and now, this letter, they are also on their way to the fda. it is urging them to reject any proposals that will put that rail line along the capitol trail. now, i also talked to pam, she's up here to save the coalitions. telling me that she is disappointed that the governor, they have chosen the developments over this local treasury. this little piece of treasured green space. and coming up at six, we're going to talk to, get reactions from the golf course, which is also losing, well, a little slice of their green space to make way for the purple line. back to you. >> all right, thank you so much. well, back here in the year of 2007, a report looking at a devastating fire, they called the city's water system infrastructure questionable. nine news now has learned the man who wrote that report was himself and never questioned by the top city officials about why the dc fire department, they did not have enough water to fite

that fire. and what's more? many of the reports, the findings, they are similar to what happened last week during the fire that destroyed the home of the fire school board president. and they are in the information center now with this exclusive report, dave? >> reporter: well, they have called them to be written as to why the fire department, they couldn't get the proper water pressure at the fire at the mansion last wednesday. and a city council member, they are called for hearings. when this 76 page report was released in 2007, looking into a fire then, that had similar problems, the council, they paid little attention. >> and well, these incidents, they certainly have drawn us much closer together. >> december 10, 2007, meeting for the community of the public's work, it was a love fest compared to what happened immediately following the fire that destroyed this apartment building 40 days earlier. >> it took four attempts to get the right combination of the hose and fire hydrants. >> reporter: after weeks of finger pointing, the fire chief and the general manager, they

sit side by side with a handle on the problem of the memorandum of the understanding to check the hydrants and water flows. they presented findings from their internal report saying that there is one occupied portion of the city with the water problems. >> to improve the maintenance and the standards. >> but the fire department, they never presented nor was there any discussion about a report that they paid for. that report says that the condition of the water system infrastructure is highly questionable due tos agd e an e anagco condition. 12-- ,0 $00 to-- $,000 to and n consultant for the report. information that nine news now was aware of in 2007 and again verified with the sources that he was in the wilson building, ready to testify on december 10, suddenly told that they would not be needed. if they are discussing the report, their ability for them, they would have learned of a number of issues identified in the 2007 fire, that came to light again last wednesday. in both cases, the fire engines ran out of water because of too

many things on the same name. that then and now, they did not have the add wet maps -- adequate maps to tell them where to go in the system to find water. in both fires, there were questioned about -- questions about the time limit of the response. instead of hearing the results critical of the fire department, they heard this assessment for them and then the general manager, jerry johnson. >> that they could go to sleep tonight, knowing that there is adequate flow to suppress any fire that may have occurred or other emergencies that may have occurred in the city. >> the fire department's spokesman confirmed that they use that report as a guideline and implemented most of the recommendations. but there are a number of recommendations out there for the report that they say are relevant to wednesday's fire that have not been implemented because of the funding. and neither the fire department or the council members, jim graham, they can recollect the consultants to the testimony. and they were presented to the council. you can read that report from 2007. and that is at wusa9.com. all right, thank you.

a former prince william county police officer, they are now charged with murder. michael, he's accused of killing his landlord. police, they found the 73-year-old, shot to death in his home on holly corner road in stafford county yesterday. the suspect, they rented the basement apartment from the victim. investigators, they have not said what they believe lead up to the shooting. leaving the police force back in 1981. > cepo>>ey, li thare searching for e onpetho rswh otshfour people at apartment complex. ine 64th00 block of thatenhaa g. one man died, another is in critical condition. and two women, th were also shot. they are going to . investigators, they saregny ayok at ators, they say gnat shootistngst an frdsom anng argument ben vi the we're told the s vie ctctim the shooters, they all knew each other. well neighbors, sick and tired of that sort of violence, are out in the streets tonight. tonight, it's the national night out. it's the nationwide crime and drug prevention initiative. and it serves to strengthen the tide between the police

officers and the people they serve. dozens of events are being held here in the washington region. montgomery county police are on the lookout for someone they believe is a cross dressing shoplifter. take a look at these surveillance photos, they were taken last week. investigators say that the photos show a woman or a man dressed as a woman who stole a $2,000 dress. now, when confronted by the security officer in the store, that person sprayed the guard in the eyes with pepper spray and ran off. after cooler than normal july, the first four weeks of august, they are starting off pretty steamy and out we go to them right there on the weather terrace. all right, we found you. how's it going? >> i'm right here, yes, it's a little warm out here. nothing unusual for this time of the year. and temperatures, upper 80s, low 90s. the humidity, they went up just a touch from yesterday. and we are starting to see a little bit of the storm activity im on doppler 00 s stt' art with that. st of itf vee r erth onthe

ountains. the mountainst. g to eae . ma vedevelop, well, clinthe th or i' twll put a 30% for r it a thunderstorm, overnight tonight. switching it over to the weather computer, take a look out here. the chance of rain that will go up significantly tomorrow. scattered showers and thunderstorms, likely on wednesday. the temperatures won't change that much until we get towards the weekend. then i think that you can call it hot. take a look at that seven-day forecast when i come back for a few minutes, back inside for now. another hot one at redskins training camp today. >> the talk out there about the teams. good looking cover, boys. they are live with the story out there. >> reporter: we had to practices here at -- we had two practices out there have. but forget about all of that. as you guys mentioned, the buzz out here today is about a magazine article. the new issue of sports illustrated, hitting newsstands

tomorrow. jason campbell, our quarterback is on the cover. they are discussing his need to step up this season or in their words, to get out of the way as the redskins qb. they are also making reference to the offseason drama, that campbell was forced to endure this year as the redskins, they saw various replacements for them, including jake cut her and them. after biting their tongue for the last several months for the first time in this article, they are taking a major verbal swing at the redskins organization for the way they have treated him. he is sayingi quote, "i'm fine now, but there were a couple of times in the offseason i felitissue they were tiss they were flushing down the n ilet." wf,of ast avnoafbloornaila off, was not available to comment on the article, but fu bell's best friends on the team did. for >> he's human, you know? he could only take so much before you explode. you just need to try to handle it in a professional manner. he's done a great job.

all of the things going on, he's coming out and he's going to handle his business. >> and of course, everybody, they want to hear from jason directly on the sports illustrated quotes. that will not happen now until tomorrow morning when the team reconvenes for another set of two adays here the at redskins park. much more on the sports illustrated situation and more from the 7th day of training camp coming up later on in the hour including two former redskins who have rejoined the team. for now, we're live at redskins training camp. we'll see you later on in the hour. >> all right, brett, thank you so much. sounds good. from the white house to a wax museum to a burger joint. people all across washington celebrates president obama's 48th birthday in signature waves. >> the senate starts the last stage of sonia sotomayor's supreme court confirmation. i'm joel coming up. caming up. there's something big happening at pizza hut.

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stocks continue to climb on wall street. they finished up 33 points to close at3.20. nasdaq rose two points and s&p 500 jumped by three points. worried that you might have missed out that cash for clunkers program? relax. they say that there are enough votes to extend the popular rebate incentive.

and the top republican says his party will not block the vote. >> cash for clunkers, they will pass the cash for clunkers. >> when will you do that? >> before we leave here. do you think you have the votes for that? >> yes. >> they okayed the $2 billion for that. under the cash for clunkers program, offering up to $4500 to people who want to trade in their old gas guzzlers for more fuel efficient cars. the debate is now underway for the u.s. senate on the first hispanic nominee to the supreme court. now, most republicans, they are lining up in opposition to sonia sotomayor. insisting that she would be an activist judge. but democrats have the yes votes all lined up for that historic confirmation. and joel brown is live on capitol hills with the latest on how the votes are coming along, joel? >> reporter: they leave for their august break on friday. they would like to leave a parting gift for president obama. and the confirmation of his supreme court choice. the senate is about to start

debate on president obama's first supreme court nominee. despite some republican head winds they are expected to sore through the confirmation process. >> developing a 17-year record as a moderate mainstream judge. >> reporter: with democrats solidly behind her nomination. her confirmation by week's end is the high courts first hispanic justice, that's all but certain. six g.o.p. senators will cross party lines to vote for her. her nomination is forcing some republicans to walk the political tight rope. they are looking to please their conservative votes with a no vote. but they are back in the home state. >> dot republican senators face some kind of push back by voting against her? i think that many in our community, they will always remember this vote.

>> but the senate's top republican, they are rallying their ranks around the argument that society high your would bring bias to the bench. that is a test that sonia sotomayor does not have. >> they have concerns about sotomayor, who votes for her confirmation. the final four vote will come on thursday. >> all right, joel brown live on capitol hills. thank you, sir. president barack obama, celebrating his 48th birthday today. by making a surprise visit to the white house briefing room. ♪ [ music ] ♪ happy birthday. ♪ they are actually singing to someone else. yes, he delivered cup cakes o -- cup cakes for them. and mr. obama took note of a very

special birthday, sitting down to long-term white house correspondent, who turned 89 today. and he told helen he was leaving it up to her on how to distribute those cup cakes. well, first lady, michelle obama, bill and hillary clinton, beyonce and even former president, george w. bush gathered in the oáfl office to celebrate obama's 48th. not really. but their wax figures did. they threw a presidential birthday party today at the museum in the northwest. not only to visitors posing as the party guests, also treated to special cup cakes. >> they also threw a birthday bash out there for them. in honor of the big 48. they got coupons for 48 free burgers and 48 free mick milk shakes to use any time. you can see a special obama themed cake. that went from floor to ceiling. lots of sweets for this birthday. >> i'm a little worked up about

helen thomas. how many people get the president singing them happy birthday? that's pretty cool. >> that's what you want at 89. >> i mean, she's covering how many presidents? >> we can't count them. >> right, not that high. >> all right, let's talk weatherwise. we have a couple of storms in the forecast. tomorrow is our focal point for them. let's start with the three day. what's that? oh, there are some storms out there. i didn't know that we had that. ben, what is this. our producer, tell me about that. indiana he is, indiana. yeah, severe storms that are out there. that storm is coming at us. that is the one that might produce a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. i don't think we're going to see any severe weather around here like that. but there is that possibility. let's switch it over to take a look at the three-day trend. standard showers and thunderstorms, they are possible tomorrow as i mentioned. then we'll quiet down on thursday and friday. partly cloudy skies for the rest of tonight. a slight chance for the thunderstorm. and the high temperature, the low temperatures, they are between 67 and right out there.

i'm sorry i'm laughing because of the video that threw me off. a chance for a couple of thunderstorms tomorrow. high temperatures between 86 and 91. and now we're having them out le eastju ah anjumpanout there for them and i think that we're back in auction. >> yes. >> there is our radar. weprg apin chomfrju oag princhfrom the west. these are the t-fps inwe fpve shown you just a few moments ago. they are dying out and moving across connecticut and tennessee as the cluster of storms, the complex. that is a big word that just means a bunch of thunderstorms, they are all clustered together. they will miss us to the south. the front that triggered the thunderstorms, they are the ones that will come through here during the day tomorrow. i don't think that we'll see the big severe weather threat in the mid atlantic region. but we'll go out there for the tomorrows, as the front comes by. now, there are some less humid air out here as well when they come through to get rid of the thunderstorms. the best chance for rain is in the afternoon on wednesday. and in the morning, well, that is when i planned most of my outdoor stuff. after the front goes by

tomorrow night, they will actually stall off to our south. there's the slight chance that we could see a shower or thunderstorm pop up during the day on thursday and friday as well. but generally, i think that the dry conditions as we head towards the end of the week, as we go into the weekend, well, we're going to bump up the heat. we have talked about this yesterday. the possibility of temperatures climbing into the low 90s. maybe even 95 or 96 on monday next week. and a chance for a thunderstorm each one of those days. and then a strong front that comes through on tuesday. and they are getting rid of that heat. and the humidity as well. but i guess that's the big focus. a chance for thunderstorms tomorrow. and the possibility that, well, our first real heat wave, coming up over the weekend. >> right, the scale, the complex. >> they are conflicted out there. a big word. a bunch of words for just a clusterover thunderstorms. >> i'm going to use that to try to impress people. >> that sounds even cooler. >> wow. yes. that is good stuff. the good conversation coming. >> there you go. >> welcoming up, how to tackle the problem of the drivers,

texting behind the wheel. don't they know better? >> i'm out there in los angeles. and the transportation, the secretary, they are fed up with the distracted drivers. what he plans to do about it. that is coming up. abrasive on dentures? look, scratchesfa collect and grow cause bad breath instead clean without scratching causing bacteria every day

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a spokesperson says there were no injuries unfortunately. we don't know how many people were inside. but an evacuation just took place before the house collapsed. as they mentioned, you can see the smoke there, said to be a total loss. >> the secretary of the transportation, they are trying to figure out how to get drivers to keep their eyes on the road. >> as they report, at least one study now says that texting mind the wheel, it's more dangerous than drunk driving. >> oh no. well, almost. >> a high-speed chase on the l.a. freeway is damous enough without the suspect being on the cell phone. >> it looks like they are on the phone. they have one hand on the steering wheel. >> we have all seen them. they are texting on their blackberries, adjusting their area, doing everything but watching the road. >> sometimes it is just fatigue. in june, they had their deadliest accident ever. 10 people killed when the tire tractor trailer driver lost control. they never hit the brakes. >> we leave believe that it was the cause. >> the study shows that eight out of ten accidents, they

happened between drivers -- because drivers, they are not out there. the number one distraction, that is something simple like reaching down for the cell phone or a cup of coffee. >> and ebs perts say that -- ebs perts say you only -- experts say you only need three seconds to avoid. that that's a place where you always get off your cell phone and drive. >> without a doubt, i see people, they are just texting out there, and they are going like this. >> 16 states, they have now passed laws, banning texting while driving. but the transpor taeug secretary want -- transportation secretary wants a nationwide ban. they will come up the tat gee to crack down on dis-- strategy to crack down on distracted drivers. they are sick and tired of people causing accidents. >> after several close call, the l.a. driver finally surrendered when she ran out of gas. an extreme example of someone putting everyone around them at risk. cbs news hraerpbgs. i had to believe that.

>> the cash for clunkers foreclosed homes. >> getting the attention of a lot of home buyers in one local county. that's coming up next. one of the closest beaches to washington. but now it's becoming a victim of their own success and the town has closed, a popular park. i'm peggy fox, i'll have the story coming up.

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this is a house fire. you can see the smoke that has increased from the last time that we have checked in. and sky nine, they are above the 90 block out there in fort washington where firefighters, they had to evacuate a two-story single family home. we understand that the structure, they have collapsed. we should also note that according to the fire spokes people, there are no injuries in that fire. we don't yet know exactly how many folks were in the house or how badly the house is damaged just yet.

although that there are other areas that there could be a total loss. we'll find out more as we watch the situation develop. when we know more, we'll get more to you. and you have been hearing a lot about cash for clunkers. it's the way for people to buy cars. but in this county, there is something similar going on with the foreclosed homes. and that is ringing -- bringing a lot of buyers to the table very quickly. they are following the twoplt of the program called down payment. we went to settle on our home today. >> they told us not to dance on the table. >> the purchase of the five bedroom home, out of foreclosures. and they are stunned now, to be homeowners. >> it has just been wonderful. well, god is truly blessing us. >> this deal is called down payment on your dream. up to $20,000 in grant money directly from prince george's

county. to stimulate first-time buyers to snap up the excess of foreclosed homes on the rket. and it started july 1 here. now, the closings, they are coming fast and furious. with five done today alone. this program seeks clearly to them getting the cash when they have the job and the credit in place. >> they are excited. this is the worst hit in maryland. it appears that the corner is now turning as inventory is tight thing up -- tightening up. >> we're just about at the bottom here in the county. we have had a significant amount of foreclosures here as the region to a hole. i have started seeing the numbers start to disappear. >> down payment on a dream amounts to a cash for clunkers deal for the first time home buyers. just like car sales are up, in prince george's county, foreclosures are getting hot too. unlike cash for clunkers in cars here for them, there is still plenty of money left for home

buyers. and enough for about 7 hurbs people. to make a deal. in prince george's county, scott broom, nine news now and wusa9.com. local grants in prince george's county are in addition to a tax credit, the first time home buyers from the federal government. you have heard about beach resorts struggling with fewer tourists this season than usual. it has been flooded with so many people, they have e had to c their main attractions. peggy fox as that story. >> reporter: it looks like the beach, it sounds light beach. , yet only an hour from washington. the small town of colonial beach on the river, they have become an increasingly popular destination. >> i think because of the economy, people, they have less money to spend, yet they want some type of recreation.

>> half of my family is laid off. we can't go out there this year. >> reporter: but the colonial beach, they were not quite ready for an influx of the tourists. the town has now become a viimct own success. th icrowds leftleans pi ofbes o as h. so much trash th clpefi opveho tour s tw people five hours to clean it up. the town manager. >> and i get a lot of e-mails from citizens who are angry and frustrated. >> because there are not enough bathrooms, people were leaving the ground. >> some things we found included diapers. people, they changed their little ones, maybe they attempted to put them in the trash cans and maybe they fell out. >> reporter: they decided to temporarily close the popular castle wood park, so that it can be cleaned and fixed up. the park is across the street from the boat ramp, with the influx of tourists, the boaters, they have little room to park. they complained along with the residence. and the town, they have made more parking for boaters and they are now charging to park.

it is also looking at more of the restrictions such as banning tents and cooking equipments and creating a dusk to dawn curfew. rules and fees that some of the trendy ocean resorts have. and in colonial beach, peggy fox. fires, dogs, alcohol, and sleeping on the beach are also prevented. colonial beach is looking to create swimming only areas, to keep the fishermen separate from the swimmers. it is now illegal to sell or possess that in ocean city maryland. the city officials, they passed the emergency legislation last night, banning the her -b that has been sold in many board walk shops. they are going door-to-door today confiscating any stocks, the violators, facg op upto si months in jail and a $1,000 fine. this her -b has been banned in 10 states, but not in maryland. >> well, this one every cheater's worse nightmare or maybe revenge of the very angry women. four women accused of tieing up

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lawn. oh my. those stories are coming up at six. >> what's the address for that again? take a little spin around the neighborhood. >> little drive through the neighborhood. things are pretty quiet tonight. but tomorrow, the chance of rain goes up. maybe 60% on wednesday. but the good news is, we woebt see a big severe weather outbreak at this time. a couple of those last week. the three-day trend first, it'll clear up by the end of the week on thursday and friday. pu tomorrow, well, i think that it is the best chance for rain this week. tonight, if you're headed out, just a slight chance for a shower or thunderstorm. putting the 20% or 30% mark on it. it'll be muggy, low temperatures, down around 70. during the day tomorrow. mixture of sunshine and clouds. those are the high temperatures, upper 80s to around 90. sunrise tomorrow morning at 6:13. right now, 89 degrees at national airport with the dew point of 65. that is fairly uncomfortable.

the relative humidity, they are at 44%. near 90, down south, out there, 87 there. sot temperatures, they are about the same everywhere. again, everyone will settle back towards the 70s by tomorrow morning. a little disturbance going through. that could be enough to trigger a couple of thunderstorms. nothing showing up on the radar near us right now. but some storms, they are coming out of the mountains. those will continue to develop as they head over towards the metro area. sot chance for rain, they wi sethe evening. they are going through the ohio valley. that is associated with the cold front that will come through here during the day tomorrow. that will be the trigger mechanism for the thunderstorms, less humid air mass by thursday and friday. mid-90s by monday.

that is just a little bit. we don't know how to handle it. >> it has been a long time. >> right. >> last summer since we have done it. >> exactly. big heat wave coming up, many heat waves. >> yes, one day. >> well, out at redskins training camp, some old redskins, they saw them brand new. >> brett is joining us live where fans are being reintroduced to familiar faces. hey brett. >> hey, you're right about that.

>> i am excited. we have the best fans out here. >> just coming back being on the community, definitely a chance for them i would say. my wife's family is here. that's where i'm going to make my home. >> they needed to find a new place to live either. but that was not entirely his decision. the really market here decided that for them. >> they had a for sale yard out there. i was a part of that whole crash when you could not sell the house or anything because of the economy. >> and you know, i got resigned. all i did was take the sign right out of the yard. right out there and moved right in. so you know, once i have

another place, i kind of realized the difference in the fans, quality, what you are blaming for them and watching redskins. yes, you don't mind it. >> a positive outlook that you can go home again. at the training camp, nine news now and wusa.com. >> thank you, former redskins who are once again, joined by the football analyst out there. and one of the other things that they got, theyed told them in doing that story. how much did your wife weigh in on that? >> not much at all. those guys, they say that it is a great thing to say. now, check out the doppler, check them out. they were talking also about that. look at who offered the most money and you can see why they came back from washington. >> i just want to be clear because i know that they watch the program. they did not say that their wife's input was overrated.

let's just get that straight. >> we talked at the top of the hour and their new sports illustrated about him being hurt. when the redskins, they went after some other quarterbacks, saying like they felt like a discarded piece of tissue. what do you think of that? >> he never would go after the redskins, never saying anything about them or that. they believe that it is about time for them to do that. they certainly did that with the quotes. they all had that thing. does jason campbell have that? >> the times i have talked to him, i believe that they do. taking some kind of an incident to happen. maybe this year is the reason. they are going to come out here and just do that. >> maybe this is the thing that drew that out of him.

you insult the man and you see the true measure. a class about all the way. he's not a tissue, guys. can we say that? i mean, well, this is a class human being. >> you guys kind of match today. >> yeah. >> a whole lot of patients to help kids with the disabilities, achieve ck. ght back. r42rpp

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in the living well report, a classroom at the regional center, where kids, they are doing amazing things. thanks to something that is called conductive education. >> don't expect to see them laying in front of the floor. but conductive education, they are getting kids with that out of wheelchairs and walkers. >> the wheels on the bus, they go out there. >> they are incorporating the exercises that are encouraging the movement and relax ridged muscles. >> well, just do that out there. >> the unique brand, teaching body awareness and overcoming the physical disability, they are continuing all day long. >> the biggest defense is that, well, you don't do just therapy. we do that toilet training, the feeding. all of that, the beach.

and with the children as well. because that is the whole extinct out there. >> they were trained at the conductive education institute in hungry. one of only a handful in the world. >> that is the year long pilot program in prince george's county by the foundation out there. a nonprofit started by the parents of the 9-year-old. well, we want that public school. kids that can utilize that out there to take benefits from it. they really should have it. there is much more active things, engaged in this. building self-confident. >> push that up there. >> pick this one for the first time in their life, they can pull themselves up to a standing position. >> they sing about their success. >> i have turned right out there. >> i guess that is the biggest thing that i have seen is the social area. just seeing them cheering each other on. all they have to do is cheer and the next one, you can see them starting to do something that

they have never done before because they want to praise that right here. >> they have been deemed a success and hope that the public county school, they will have the funding for the permanent education feature in the near future. coming up next at six, allegations of the fraud for federal agents to shut down the southeast clinic and to see it for the record. don't forget, we're always on wusa9.com. stay with us, nine news now continues. b@b@

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