road. there was nothing more but hope now remains high. and that a 13-year-old mystery that has tortured this family, they may be ending soon. >> we owe them to get out of the woods. >> they were killed in 1996. her boyfriend at the time, michael, he add melted to killing them in a 2008 plea deal. and 15 years in exchange for telling investigators what he knows. he was unable to identify the specific spots where he and an accomplice buried their body. two days of digging out there and nothing. and watched by the grateful family. >> it's something that you don't want to give up. >> i don't think that i could have taken it because we're in a close-knit family. the guy held us off this long to endure whatever. they moved onto

this section, giving up on the moment on that one spot where the shoes are discovered. but there are about that much of the section of the roadway here. they alerted them during the day today. so now the crews, they are going to come back tomorrow and check out that spot in hopes of finding more. in fort washington, wusa9.com. we have breaking news to tell you about. well, for the second time today, atgrp of kids, hathey ve been h enppeyhainkelig that. happening near the nature clinic out there. they were taken from here a minnesota ago on that spot, here with the boys and the girls club on tour, apparently , when they stumbled upon that

guy. a total of 14 children were stung. none of them with allergies. and that is just a sign out there. in the meantime, they hope to uphold all of them. another group of youngsters were stung. they were from st. stevens out there and alexandria. they were out on what was suppose to be just the nature of walks. she was visiting the park and saw all the commotion. >> but well, there were probably, i would say, six or seven kids. >> we are told that six children and an adult from that group, they were stung. they are all recovering tonight, although that two of them, they did have to undergo treatment at an area hospital. for almost a year, the

killer home invasion, terrorized them in the district of montgomery county. they asked a judge to lock him up and throw away the key. >> they have more. >> this man will never walk the streets again, never to victimize them or another mb me of the community. for beating to death that man in their home. >> my nephew richard, he sees the family no longer as a place of joy but as a place of fear and brutality. >> getting three more for them and for their victims. >> i was able to hold on and i did as much exercise as i could. >> i felt certain that they juvery vicious. n that they are soal a suspect in two district home invasions.

>> this comes with a gun that is standing out there, holding my husband's head and you feel outraged. >> because of garcia and their status as an illegal alien who was deported once already out there, the prosecutors, they told them that he should not be deported again. but instead, they should serve the sentence here. judge michael mason, dismissed their claims of innocence. >> we reaffirmed that bad things, when they happen to good people, they are met with justice. >> at the montgomery county courthouse, for nine news now and wusa9.com. well, they could still face trial in the district for the home invasions that he's accused of in northwest. and now take a really good look at your screen. if you recognize the young man right there, the county sheriff department, they want to hear from you. this is the surveillance video of the armed robbery that took place late wednesday night at the mini mark on james monroe highway. if you can help them arrest this person, you could be eligible

for a $1,000 reward. sky nine, they have been over the virginia area where police, they are searching for a man responsible for this mess on the road. and it all started when the fairfax county police officer tried to pull that man over and the suspects took off. two miles later, he lost control of his truck, filling debris all over the road and crashed into a fence. the driver, they climbed out and then they took off on foot. sky nine, they also flew over a deadly boating accident this morning. the 77-year-old, harry jr. of county maryland, was driving around his boat at 11:15 last night in rock cold creek. that's when it ran into a stone jet. the paramedics, they rushed him to the hospital, but too late to save them. the cause of the crash is under investigation. the white house is taking the push for the healthcare reform online. the top aids to president barack obama, they asked supporters to forward an e-mail that lists the reasons to support the reforms and respond to some of the

charges out there made by the critics against the plan. but despite the administration's efforts as joe brown reported, the protesters are still loudly speaking their minds at the town hall meetings. president obama is counting on the supporters to help them take back control of the debate over the healthcare reform. >> i fully support everything that they are trying to do, especially the healthcare out it there. >> they are showing up at some town hall meetings, trying to see the local critics of the president's flame. the united states government have been destroyed. now they are taking the fight for reform online. a top aid to the president that sent this e-mail to the supporters. they asked them to forward it onto others. it lists reasons to support them for the administration's agenda and to take on some charges out there made against them. >> it is important to address misconceptions. >> the president, they will make

their cases out there in person and to the country. holding a town hall meeting in montana on friday and then another one in colorado on saturday. he will have his work cut out for him. they show no sign of backing down. they are being escorted out there. they altered them to make it look like hitler. the lawmakers there, confronting or trying their best to keep the dialogue going. >> they said that they have all been reported to my colleagues in washington and what the temperature is out there. that is about 213fahrenheits. >> but they will need cooler heads to prevail if they want the healthcare reforms back on track. joel brown, cbs news, the white house. authorities say that a man arrested at yesterday's healthcare town home meeting held by the maryland senator, ben carden. he's now in the custody of the secret service. the washington county sheriff's office says that unidentifies

the 51-year-old holding a sign that says death to obama. a somber salute to honor a navy pilot long gone, but never forgetten. the remains of michael scott have been returned to his florida home 18 years after his jet was shot down on the first night of the gulf war back in 1991. it was only a few days ago that the marines in iraq discovered his remains. if this happens to you, call back. this is also causing some outgoing calls from the 911 center to be placed out there for the numbers of the county. officials say that the call should be ignored and the county says that verizon is addressing the problem. in just a couple of hours, the 2009 washington redskins, they will take on the baltimore ravens in their first precinct games. >> that's right, they will suit up. that's where they join us live with the preview. >> hi there.

we all know that in the grand scheme of the redskins season, that means very little. in fact by the time we get out there, probably you won't remember who won or who lost or even who played in this game. but you need to admit after eight months of waiting for a shot of redemption, it is kind of exciting to see them suit up again. that's just about 25 minutes ago, arriving here for the start of their second season as the head coach and right behind him, the quarterback, jason camp bell, the last time we laid eyes on him, he was capturing something that fell apart in the second half of the last season. they average just 12 points a game. closing with the 2 in 6 record and missing the playoffs altogether. but the roads for the redemption, they begin tonight. they taught us all

those things to play a game and to have fun. >> that is something you need to try to take care of yourself and starting to be out there for you to prepare yourself that you can and to do the things that you need to do to win. kick off just about two and a half hours from now. coming up later in this hour as we get you ready for game time, on his preseason debut. every ball he throws this year comes with something approved. also the two youngsters to whom he will be throwing out there. they will either have them break out this year and plus tonight, the civil war in the family out there as they take on the brother. all of that coming up as they join us at 5:48. checking in with you throughout the evening newscast. what will the weather be like in baltimore for tonight's redskins matchup? okay, we're zeroing in on the areas shut on the forecast first

weather terrace. >> we needed a moment. >> we did. >> everyone has their moment out there. let's go right to e grthcsap thmoe stpart, it'll be rm. on wsewe't e there. partly'tclowsh s . outhere. partly cloudy. e ertethesatmpri urthngdu game time thank you. an explosive end to the high-speed chase all caught on tape. coming up, back-to-school shopping odga bua budg. dg

stocks gained some ground today on wall street. finishing the day up, 36 points to close at 93.98. nasdaq also up 10 points and the s&p 500, gaining six points. the number of newly laid off workers, filing unemployment claims, they rose last waoáebg. but fewer people are out of work this week than last. the number of people receiving the unemployment benefits fell from $36.4 million to $6.2

million. so far, signs u they point to a disappointing season. they report on what that means for the economy. school, they are just weeks away and shoppers, they are feeling the stress. >> everybody, they are just like, well, pressured to have the best outfits. >> they are usually acing among the nation's most reliable spenders. for shoppers like them, this year is different. the family finances, they are tight. so now they are paying out of their pockets and watching every penny. >> i say to use your money wisely. the high-end stores that used to be all the rage, they are seeing profits evaporate at abercrombie and fitch, they are down 11%. >> i think that it is ridiculous to be spending $88 on a sweatshirt or like $100 or a

pair of jeans. it's that kind of bargain hunting that has stores forever 21 outselling their rivals. it is one of the few teens to do better this year than last. same story for hand m. the 15- year-old diamond's back-to-school budget was cut in half. >> you have to at least get something new because then you feel special. >> stores, they hope that it can still save the shopping season. but at this point, the national retail federation, expects the sales to be down by 7.5% this year. and a prospect that sends chills through the malls where the make or break holidays, they are looming just months away. cbs news, new york. well, some d.c. school children, they helped to cut the ribbon on the newly renovated

elementary. the $34.5 million renovation project out there on the southeast, including a new gym, media center, library, and computer lab. and the 40-year-old building, they also had modernized the air-conditioning, boilers, electrical plumbing, and the security systems. onto other news, one person is dead after a high-speed chase that ended in a fiery crash. all happening earlier this morning. police, they were chasing a stolen pickup truck when they were struck by a mini van and they slammed boo a utility poll. as you can see, the driver in the pickup died. the mini van driver suffered minor injuries. the whole thing was carried live on two local television stations in detroit. wildfires are roaring through northern california tonight. that's where thousands of them have already burned. eat now, 250 homes are threatened by the flames. wildfires out there.

>> y. we're talking about our weather here. >> yes. >> and not a bad day. >> we do, actually, the day, it's the picture, but it's a great picture taken a week ago, okay? >> okay. >> that is the best shot day. >> okay, here we go. and will and that is a part of the picture. >> take a look at that. again, last thursday, well, the guy, they drove out there for them. nice job. and well, just a reminder now. that's five times hotter than the surface of the suns. go to our website on wusa9.com. click on the photo galleries. get to the best shot galleries and upload your pictures. please include your name and town and a little description. plenty of room out there in the description field to do that. all right, nice job. then the next three days for

us, temperatures inching up a little bit. 87 tomorrow, isolated storms. not quite 90 on saturday. we'll keep it dry for now. partly cloudy, mild tonight. possible lows. 64-72. and winds northeasterly at about 10. let me showout live doppler 9,000. it's showering just south out there right now. this is about where the stadium is located right here to the south. so that is a good thing. next hour, they are moving away. good deal. all right, go back to the computer we go. temperatures, 82. not bad, low 80s. 82 out there as well.

pleasant tomorrow morning. 60s and 70s. partly warm, isolated thunderstorms high possible. 84 to 88 with winds easterly at 10, early knots that are not that hot. next seven days, 87 tomorrow. not quite 90 on saturday. we'll keep a couple showers out there on next wednesday and thursday. it could be, well, hotter and wetter in baltimore for the games. all in all, not bad. >> okay. thank you. still ahead, how you can fly anywhere in the u.s. for one whole month for one low price. but first, the story of the local woman, making money doing that job. o lower your

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freckle on the scalp, but if you realize that the freckle, they have legs, then you know that it is something else. >> head lice, the scurry of the childcares that is every parent's night mare. >> i saw a bug on her hair and i pulled it off. >> the first encounter with her 5-year-old daughter over a decade ago. the experience prompted her to become an expert on detecting and eliminating the bug. then a part-time teacher, volunteering to do the lice screening at schools. >> six to eight kids at the school had lice. >> getting around on her particular expertise. >> there were more people contacting me that they had a problem, what did they do? and the money-making hobby exploded. >> they called into such a vibrant business. they opened up their advice on lice office out there in maryland a year ago with her husband. >> the bugs are so small that to confirm you have a problem,

they look under a microscope. >> peeling the lice and sniffing out the eggs strand by strand is a pain staking process. if the whole family is infected, treatment, it is not cheap. the minimum, one hour for $85. several heads, hours, treatments later? >> it can be a couple hundred dollars. >> they are still checking on her own kids regularly, including the daughter. and that is her number one tip to avoid an infestation. a head check once a week. and you're looking good. >> all right. >> clean health? stkpwr yes, real clean. and no more lice out there. some cities have gone upscale with them and the hair salons voted to this with names like knit picking, hair ferries, and love bug. >> no, not love about it.

>> all new next week at nine news now that is going to help you get ready to send your kids back to school. one of the prreent your kids co and that is good information. newextho, all ek, next week, t righhehere on wusa at five. the montgomery counties, the humane society rescue is shutting down dozens of animals who need homes. i'm lindsay,ville this story. every day about 30 women in the u.s. learn

that they have cervical cancer. that's why i chose to get my daughter vaccinated. i chose to get my daughter vaccinated when her doctor and i agreed that the right time to protect her is now. because it's about prevention. (nice) gardasil is the only cervical cancer vaccine that helps protect against four types of hpv. two types that cause seventy percent of cervical cancer and two more types that cause other hpv diseases. i chose to get my daughter vaccinated because the cdc recommends that girls her age get vaccinated. gardasil does not treat cervical cancer or other hpv diseases. side effects include: pain, swelling, itching, bruising, and redness at the injection site, headache, fever, nausea, dizziness, vomiting, and fainting. gardasil is not for women who are pregnant. gardasil may not fully protect everyone and does not prevent all kinds of cervical cancer, so it's important to continue routine cervical cancer screenings. i chose to get my

daughter vaccinated because i want her to be one less woman affected by cervical cancer. one less. gardasil. ask your daughter's doctor about gardasil. let's reset some of the top stories in the news right now. we begin in tkáflt c. rock creek -- d.c. rock creek park where there is a warning. beware of singing insects. a nest of yellow jackets attacked 14 kids along their woodland trail. they have now closed that trail for the day, why they figure out whether they need to remove the insebt hives to -- insect hives to protect all of the hikers. a 13-year-old murder case might be clearing. the focus is on an old shoe that

they have found some wood in port washington, maryland. they believe that the shoe belongs to bell, murdered back in 1996. authorities never found her body. for almost a year, a killer's brutal home invasion terrorized elderly women in d.c. in montgomery county. today, victims and survivors asked them to lock up the man and k ju e , di judge did. they gave jose garcia life behind bars. the the beating death of the girl in her home they are closing their private rescue. they plan tohu t dothdoe facilities on south stone street, but they are not the end of the re pgr. here's lindsay with this story. >> the three chihuahuas, they come from a puppy mill. >> they have a bit just out there. >> they need a permanent home especially because -f ot private rescue plans to close. >> this is what we're needing to do given our current economy. >> they are waving the adoption

fees and lowering the price to help get these animals a home. >> and with the montgomery county humane society, they say that they are hoping to find the foster families with the rescue without the walls program. and mr. and they are giving us a home like environment for these animals as they are waiting for them. >> an alternative to the private rescue shelter which costs $4 hurbs ,000 a year to operate. the closing also means that the rescue employees, they have to find new jobs. many have, but he is still looking. >> well, i love animals for many years. and there is a chance that i would like to see that. >> for now, they are focusing on getting 23 casts out there, six dogs. and two rabbits adopted. >> you can see that she loves people. >> this is moon pie, my favorite dog in the whole building. >> once every animal has a permanent or foster home, the private rescue, they will close. and they expect that to happen

in a few weeks. in montgomery county, nine news now and wusa9.com. we have information about the private rescue hours of operations and what you need to do if you want to become a pet foster family. just go to wusa9.com and click on this story. >> and now, let's go to a live picture out there with the cape cod church for a private wake that is being held right now for the kennedy shriver. they died tuesday at the age of 88. and the sister john f. kennedy and the massachusetts senator, they founded the special olympics. the funeace plrre ac tomorrow morning at 10. now, both today's wake and tomorrow's pvatee service, they g shown live on special be l ia, eyth d of seurfod they fo ympics. we have a link on iar website, wusa9.com. little tikes is recalling 1.6 million toy workshops and trucks after an 11-month-old

boy got a plastic nail launched in his throat. he's okay. the recall covers a variety of toys sold between march '94 and june of 2009. they were all sold with red or blue plastic toy nails, about three and a quarter inches long. if you have these toys, you can call 800-719-2737. that's on your screen for details on replacements. for more information, you can also go to our website on wusa9.com and click on living smart. beginning on saturday, many travelers will be asked their birth dates and genders when making airline reservations. the tsa say that the program will increase security while reducing the number of instances which innocent people are mistakenly confused with possible terrorists, having similar or identical name. it's called the all-you-can-jet pass from september 8 until october 8, you

can fly virtually anywhere the airline goes for just $599. now, this offer ends on august 21. but no blackout dates. flights, they do need to be booked no later than 1:59 a.m. eastern time, three days before the flight's scheduled departure. they got a lesson in healthy eating today, it was tasty. dozens of children, ages 5 to 13 learn how to make the parfaits today in southeast d.c. all a part of the food bank, kids cafe program. and today, the wal-mart foundation, they announced they were donating $25,000 to the program which helps provide meals and snacks to district school children. it's like the super bowl for gamers, the latest version of the madden nfl video game goes on sale midnight tonight. football fans and video game addicts won't be disappointed. the characters in madden 2010, they move much more naturally than in the previous editions, giving them control over how

they tackle their a .s. hand 2010 is available for the wii. xbox 360 and the wii and play station gaming system. >> you can see me running now. madden 2010. yes, i love that. all right, do you have debt collectors clogging up your voice mailbox? living smart will help you stop those calls. some real football, brett? we're less than two hours away from kickoff now. redskins/ravens in the preseason opener. this is a make or break year for quarterback jason camp bell. coming up, hear his thoughts. that season will change his career. will it change for the better or for the worse? coming up in 12 minutes. for now, we head out there about 20 minutes ago, pouring down rain and now it is beautiful and not a cloud in the sky. >> we did the rain dance for you. now it's moving off to the south and thwest and the r dolepple live 9,000. they are tually lymoving down

oriuimlt stisngm moviad away from baltimore mod heading into some of r ousuourbouars nd out there and columbia and howard county. we'll come back to talk about that storm and we'll talk about the weekend. stay tuned. 3f?f?f?ffa)

a tough economy, a slashed salary. more money coming into the bill. whether you pay on time or not, the law protects you.

they are here with some tips you need to know to protect you. good to see you. >> hi. >> i guess that you need to know that the person on the other end is legitimate because we did a story yesterday about the better business bureau warning people that they were actually calling people. do you want to know if this person is who they say they are on the other line? >> right. >> you are entitled to information about the creditor, about the initial debt, any penalties and fees and also, the explanation of your rights. so if you've got a letter, well, they are obligated to put all of that on a letter. if you get a phone call, then you could ask that out there. they have to do that within five days. then you can take a look at what's going on here. >> you really want to make sure that they set the record straight. you need to know more about it? >> last right. you should be able to take a look at all the information and well, if it is not your debt or if you are disputing the debt,

then you should respond with, well, you should respond within 30 days in writing including all the documentations that you can put together. and send it by the certified mail with a request for the reseat so you know they got it. >> hanging up on harassment. they cannot call you between, well, 9 p.m. and 8 a.m. >> that's right. they can't call you in the middle of the night. they cannot harass you and they cannot make threatening phone calls no matter what time of the day. because they don't want you to just say anything and then not be able to follow up. they want money. and we don't want to have to come back on you. >> now, if you do have a

problem and you need to tell somebody about it, we're talk about reporting this to someone like them and the bbb or the ftc? >> the ftc, they would be the overwriting ajen de. but they are really only going to track the big problems out there that are, you know, in a whole area or even country wide. they are probably not going to come help you with your personal problems. and in that case, what you really want to do is to make a complaint with them so that they know what's going on. and then also call your state attorney general's office. of course, you want to do that. >> absolutely. get a lawyer and take them to court. if you win, then you will be eligible to damages up to $1,000. in addition to that. >> good information, james. a lot of people, they probably need that in this economy. if you missed any of these important tips, you'll find them on our website, wusa9.com, click on living smart. well, the music world is remembering a legend tonight.

that is the inventor of the solid body e lek treus guitar. dying this morning from complications. his creations help bring the rise of rock 'n' roll, modern jazz and modern country music. paul's guitars have been the favorite since the 1940s, used by such greats out there as all of them. and the b@music legend, dead at the age of 94. a moving tribute this morning to michael jackson. really moving. >> come on. >> those are students from the multimedia training institute out there by remembering them and dancing in the streets of washington today. shake your body down to the ground by jackson. they started at 1030 this morning on the avenue out there north east. the tributes then moved to the

gallery out there and the circle. their final thoughts to the georgetown water front. still hard they saw them. nine news now at six, and this is about 15 minutes away. a look at what you have new for you tonight. metro, they are under pressure. to reinstate a suspended bus driver accused of talking on her cell phone, while behind the wheel. more on that. and it just doesn't make sense to spend a fortune on bay peu clothes. later, see how you can address them from next to nothing coming up in living smart. find out how the woman at the center of the prison abuse scandal, how they want to set the record straight. those stories and more coming up at 6:00. they are here with an update of the forecast. how are we looking? >> well, okay. we're actually pretty lucky in baltimore. they are moving away from the stadium. >> yes. >> and by the evening, it'll be okay. most of them will die down. here can your forecast for the next few days. inching up a little bit. mid to upper 80s tomorrow. isolated storms. remember, you want to get ahead of the storm coverage. go out there and click on our

power tab. it'll keep you ahead of the storms and the precipitation and the heat wave. 89 out there. and on saturday. not quite 90. isolated storms then 90 on saturday. tonight, partly cloudy and mild. isolated storms possible. 64 to about 72 downtown. winds are northeasterly add 10. take a quick look at that and they move from baltimore down out here and south to the parkway. we'll zoom into these storms. one is crossing 32, and these are producing very heavy rains at this hour. nothing severe, but this storm, they are headed towards the 32. they are crossing out there and moving south. kind of counterrerring to it. moving northeast. this is to the south. this storm is not on the west side of 95 between 29 and 95 around silver spring, moving off to the south, southwest as well. at's about it. o heavy storms. all right, back to the computer we tkpwofplt we talk about temperatures. generally in the 80s.

86 downtown. 84 out there. again, we're not going to pay much attention to them. that is still under construction. 86 throughout. 85 in fredericksburg. after monday issue things are going in the right direction. for tomorrow morning, partly cloudy and warm. isolated storms are possible, high of 84 to 88. next seven days? upper 80s on friday. not quite 90 on saturday. isolated storms. then we're around 90 on sunday, monday, into next week. a few storms that are possible as you get into wednesday and thursday of next week. the good news is, not upper 90s. bad news, we need to kind of sit on them for a while. >> the 90s? >> yes. >> okay. >> that is true. >> putting it into perspective. we're glad you're not sitting on any rain right now. otherwise, they would not be too happy about this game right now. >> oh, very big game down in baltimore. hey guys. >> hi there, leslie and anita. for the record, we're already wet. the rain has come and gone.

thank you for caring though, appreciate it. for the redskins player, they should be fresh in their mind. playing here against the ravens just last november. and the memories, they are not very good. >> in fact, they have the playoff implications, playing out there right out of it on the fridged evenings and week 14 of the 24 to 10. they lost them that night, just 32 yards rushing, they had two interceptions. >> that game for jason, just a part of the second half in the season which they did not perform very well. one that lead to speculations that jason, they might be on the way out and replaced as the redskins quarterback. of course they know that there is only one way to stop that speculation. that's for him to have a killer year on the field. campbell as you know is a free agent at the end of season, knowing that the football future, they are riding on how he performs this season and what e had can accomplish over the next five months. that starts tonight. no matter how long you play, you want to come out and make sure that you play the high levels fast and they are trying to stay out there by moving the

ball fast. and to make a quick decision. in and out of the huddle. you know, things that they try to get back into the game lite -- light situations. you want to get a feel for that on the field. of course, the ravens, they are the starting quarterback and a second year out. there they are warming up here just a few moments ago. that is a touchdown and asking for a lot of ravens fans. the quarterback position is always that most scrutinized. on the redskins side, you can see them watching the sky on the wide receiver. that is because a pair of youngsters, they are really going to need to produce in year 2. because there is a sentence that patients with that pair, they are really starting to run thin. they have been hampered by the

nagging injuries. they missed most of last year, playing in just five games, totaling in the 18 receiving yards on the year. they had 120 yards and they ran for one touchdown. they believe that one of the two, they should snag the number two receiving spots. tonight, the chance for someone out there to make their case. tp-rdz >> that is a chance to go out there to do what they need to do. and no matter how much they are going that way. you know, to let loose for a little bit. >> but if they want to go out there, then get that live risk. he is a starting safety for the other guy. the only way to get them out there if they met up on special teams. >> we'll watch out for them coming up at 6:00, much more as

we get you ready for kickoff. more on the three-way battle to back them up. we'll also get them out with the first look at the skin's number one draft pick. all that coming up at six. for now, we're live in baltimore. the rain has stopped. don't do that for being wet. >> that's a good thing. hopefully they will make the trip up there to be there with them tonight. >> based on the traffic of the beltway, i can confirm that. >> all right, even before the kids head back to school, they head back to sports. and parents, they have new guidelines for kids that are playing it safe in the heat. they are up next in living well.

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it is not uncommon for them to practice at the summer heat. this year could be different for them. new guidelines have just come out on the best way to stop the heat-related injuries. >> reporter: for many student athletes, preseason practice is already underway. but playing too hard under the summer sun can lead to heatstroke. they are remembering collapsing during the football practice. i was disoriented and starting to freak out. >> reporter: he got overheated at a high school soccer practice. >> i was nauseous, like my head was spinning a little bit. i was getting a little dizzy. >> reporter: dr. robert gutland says it is all too common. >> dehydration injuries are right up there with the ankle sprains.

>> reporter: the heat can cause blood clots and kidney problems and others. last year, the 15-year-old died from heatstroke during the football practice in kentucky. since 1995, at least 29 high school players have died from heat-related illnesses. a part of the problem, there have been no set rules on how long or hard teams can practice in the sun. and this year, schools, they are getting guidance from thehlats association. ey say that only one daily practice is recommended during the first week lasting no longer than three hours. in the second week, tdouble prayti dn cecas t.star but kids, they need to rest for three hours in between. regular water breaks are a must. >> guidelines, they must start with the supervisory people, the coaches, knowing what the warning signs are of potential injuries. and thirst is the first one. >> they are not mandatory, but they hope that they adopt them so that kids could compete safely. okay, in addition to tháurs, experts say that the loss of appetite or sluggish

disoriented behavior, they are also warning signs, that something is wrong and that they need to get out of the heat. >> all right. coming up next at six, more on the push to get a metro bus driver back behind the wheels after she is caught using her cell phone on the job. and don't forget, you can st d inus on wusa9.com. stay with us, we'll be right back. d

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