it looks like detective temmas has everything under control. bonasera: when i first met tasso, he said he'd been working in the garden. and he was wearing one of these. not a lot of gardens in the city. i didn't notice one at the house. exactly. tasso wasn't just digging for geraniums. we need to share this lead with temmas. look, mac... i don't have my badge. i'm not here in greece on official business. i'm here to get answers. answers to questions that i don't believe temmas would be willing to ask. i would never expect you to do anything illegal or disregard protocol. i just... i want time to find the professor before temmas. mac, this is my only chance to learn the truth about who i am. see these white crystals? bonasera: mm-hmm. trace i lifted from the inside of the plaster contains calcium carbonate and prunus persica-- peach tree root-- indigenous to northern greece.

if that trace in the soil is calcium carbonate, we just might be closer to catching tasso. all the world's a lab. the water in the fountain contains dilute hydrochloric acid. that should be enough to get us started. now all we need is a heat source. (speaking greek) pure platinum. perfect catalyst and a perfect sample holder. not exactly what i had in mind when i bought them.

brick red flame. we've got calcium carbonate. same compound danny found in the soil from the murder weapon. calcium carbonate is the primary ingredient in a pesticide called asvestis. it was as toxic to humans as it was to bugs. then the greek government would've taken it off the market. only it looks like someone here is still using it. there are a lot of farms in northern greece. there sure are. and here we go. got an article written a year ago. local peach farmer was fined for using the asvestis pesticide. they give a name? no. no, but it was discovered when a tourist ate a piece of tainted fruit while visiting the farm. it's adjacent to the agia maria national park. that's about 30 minutes from here.

if we find that farm, we might just find the professor and his brother. if they know we're on to them, they'll go back to the location where they found the dagger for one last score. this has got to be the orchard where they use the pesticide. (gunfire) (gunfire) you all right? yeah. stay here. (gunfire) (grunts) perimena.

wait. professor! stop it! all these years... i looked up to you. i believed in you. and you were nothing. nothing but a thief. we lost everything when we gave up our land. you didn't just steal artifacts from your country. you stole from me. you knew my mother. (crying): you knew her. you knew who she was. and you never told me. signomi...koritsi mou, i am so sorry. your mother... i met her here... she was so beautiful, so talented. the painting i gave you was the last thing she worked on. i wanted you to have a part of her with you always. but, kosta, you stole it.

drop your weapon! bonasera: professor...! drop it! (tasso grunts) stella, you are okay? okay? oh, no. (gasping) i was going to put them all back. you do it. give... put them back. (crying) tasso has gone too far. no one knows. (bonasera sobbing) i loved your mother.

(crying) (exhales) no... (crying): no... no... no... (sobbing) oh, mac. (crying) tasso papakota was responsible for the murder of george kolovos. he was there that night in centr pk.ar it is magnificent. are you sure it's authentic? what?

you think we would lie to you? how dare you question us! (audience applauds and cheers) you are the one to ruin everything. you exposed us all when you killed diakos. and i could just as easily kill you, old man. (squishing) (grunts) (applause and cheering) tasso saved his brother's life in central park. today, he took it. thank you again for your efforts, detectives. we are now in the process of relocating all the stolen artifacts from the papakota home to the museums. once we close the case back in new york, you can rest assured that whatever artifacts we recovered will be sent back, as well. (speaking greek) (speaking greek) you are greek? bonasera: malista. kai emeh naoussea. i was born here.

bonasera: jwith some dirt, a few stones.a i tossed the artifacts and the dagger inside. i-i... i don't think i even heard them land. taylor: what happenswhen someone else digs up those treasures? bonasera: that's up to the greek government, not me. i'm really good at this. are you ready? i'm as ready as i'll ever be. (laughs) okay, let's see here. uh-oh. hmm. your psixi has a shadow. my what? your psixi. your soul. see, the-the bottom of the cup tells me how you're feeling today. and when you have a problem, it weighs heavy on your soul. so i have a problem? yes, and... well, it involves a woman. see, this woman...

seems as though you have something that belongs to her. this item is gold and is worth far more in honor than fortune. you know, i don't need coffee grounds to see how lucky i am to have you in my life, mac. okay, okay, what do you... what do you got in here? (laughs) see, there you go. see that right there? that's an "s." that would be stella, the woman in your life who sometimes you adore, and sometimes she drives you crazy. captioning sponsored by cbs,csi ny productions b@ta cbsor. d b@ totamoving forward.

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we go straight to topper shutt over at the weather screen. >> that's right. we will try to get our audio back on the president's speech tonight. tell us what is happening in the weather tonight. >> we have changes actually. little bit new information for you. first three days first. looking at showers tomorrow that will turn into some rain. i think tomorrow afternoon tomorrow evening's rain will be on the heavy side. the evening rush could be a real mess. low 70s. tapers off to showers on friday. only 70. got to keep showers in on saturday too with temperatures in the upper 70s no near 80e th tomorrow, tomorrow night. but showers probably linger into saturday or saturday afternoon. we are looking at forecast in detail overnight. mostly cloudy, breezy and cool. a few showers. low temperatures between 60 and 65. and notice the wind north easterly at 10 to 15 increasing through the day on thursday. temperatures very comfortable. 65 and 66.

65 in brookville. 65 in bell haven. mid 60s out towards charleston. let me show you live doppler for a minute. most of the activity is well west of us but we see these showers very slowly move right through from east to west out toward 68 toward cumberland. been some pretty heavy rainfalls. rainfall rates, 1 to 2 heinches per hour. back to the computer we go. again, no showers in the immediate metro area. temperatures tonight will be very comfortable. low to mid-60s. 63 in bethesda. 61 in silver spring. 60 in bowie. downtown temperature probably low to mid-60s. lower reading 65 in old town. we get into tomorrow morning mostly cloudy, breezy and cool. a few showers, not a lot going

on in the morning. winds north easterly 10 to 15. by afternoon, this is what we will have changed a little bit. breezy, cool, showers steadier and heavier late in the day. as we get into right around rush hour unfortunately. high temperatures between 70 and 75 and notice the winds northeasterly picking up a little bit at 10 to 20 and gusty. needless to say smalso d analso the ngni itthay morni. tt o looking at a little bit of shower activity but nothing particularly heavy. we are looking at some activity over toward the bay that will move across as we go through the day and becomes heavy toward the evening and that's whloy weare kind of concerned about the rush hour. waves of showers and rain rolling through to midnight friday. activity threw thursday night into friday morning then

scattered throughout the day on friday. next seven days. 73 tomorrow. showers go to rain. rain tapers off to showers again on friday. 70. showers linger on saturday. 79. then we are in the low 80s sunday, monday and tuesday. maybe some showers on wednesday with highs in the upper 70s. back to you guys. >> topper, thank you. well, we have been able to address the audio issues and as you all know president obama has taken his case for health care reform to a joint session in congress and american people. >> problem came to capitol hill with two missions tonight. regain the momentum for health care reform. job 1 like an emergency room doctor just stop the bleeding. >> we thought we had those audio problems worked out for you but we did not. >> we will take a kequick brea

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welcome back. we have had troubles from the start but we will go at it one more time. president obama on capitol hill battleling for health care reform. here he is. >> i'm not the first president to take up this cause but i am determined to be the last. my guiding principle is and always has been that consumers do better when there is choice and competition. that's how the market works. as soon as i sign this bill it will be against the law for insurance companies to drop your coverage when you get sick or water it down when you need

it the most. we will place a limit on how much you can be charged for out of pocket expenses because in the united states of america no one should go broke because they get sick. >> and one rewill you be can on the hot seat tonight after his response to a very specific part of that presidential speech. >> digital correspondent gary neurenberg just got back to the information center with reaction to how the commander in chief was actually heckled tonight. gary? >> the outburst from republican congressman joe wilson of south carolina came as the president was talking about whether illegal immigrants would be covered by his reform plan. >> there are also those that claim our efforts would insure illegal immigrants. this too is false. the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to hose who are here illegally. >> if you heard it wilson said "you lie." he has been a member of the house since 2001. in 2002 he called democratic

congressman bob fillner antiamerican. after tonight's speech the president's rival from the last election reacted to this evening's comments from wilson. >> totally disrespectful. no place for it. in that setting or any other and he should apologize immediately. >> that was a disgrace and really an embarrassment to the institution. i'm afraid joe acted in a very embarrassing manner. during the ronald reagan and george bush rears there were clearly things democrats might have disagreed with that the president might have said but out of respect you would never have an outburst like that and if it had ever happened the democratic leadership would have dealt with the individual harshly and i trust that's what the republican leadership will do with mr. wilson? that was james moran. wilson's office said this

evening i let my emotions get the best of me. while i disagree with the president's statement my comments were inappropriate and regrettable. i extend sincere apologies to the president for this lack of civility. concluding claims that illegal immigrants would be covered are false and citing one of the competing statements. let me politely send it back to you. >> thank you. gary neurenberg. thank you. you can read the president's entire remark at wusa9.com. we also have the text of the letter the late senator ted kennedy wrote to president obama before he died. you can also find a web poll on whether you think any type of health care would be passed this year. update for michelle obama's idea to start a farmer's market right near the white house.

the application was approved to close down the 800 block of vermont avenue for a temporary farmer's market. that market would run between h and i streets every thursday between 1:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. that market could open now as early as next thursday. how safe is your cell phone? half a dozen countries have put out warnings to limit cell phone use over long periods particularly in kids. that's over fears about the radiation the phones emit and whether it could, could cause cancer. while the science is inconclusive a watch dog organization has compiled a new list of cell phones on the market and how many radiation they put out. you can find that list on our website wusa9.com by clicking on the living well tab. also tonight in living well tests on a new device to help braces straighten teeth faster. the handheld device is placed into the mouth at night to deliver a subtle vibration. the idea is to speed up bone

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so you can record in one room and watch in up to six others. (cable guy) you can do that with cable! call the verizon center for customers with disabilities living room. at 800.974.6006 tty/v bedroom. at 800.974.6006 tty/v kitchen. (announcer) get the multi-room dvr from verizon fios. so, how has the show been going? >> just a few glitches here and there. >> a couple of problems. >> something we can't fix with 89 minutes of sports coming up. >> it is me. i sabotaged it because i want to take over the show with sports. >> is that what happened? >> be quiet, it is on me. >> last year the redskins went to new york to open the season on their very first snap of the

year jason campbell got sacked. scored just seven points all day and lost the game. and because the nfl office has a twisted sense of humor when it comes to scheduling we are headed back there again. skins returned to practice again today hoping to flip the script against the giants. no plaxico burress this time for the g-men. 1-0 or 0-1 after opening day is the only two ways you can be. >> we can't slip up opening day. we want to win. you don't want to get behind 0- 1. it would be better every win that we can get especially nfc east will be hard to come by. >> coach zorn confirming today that malcolm kelly will start at wide receiver opposite santana moss. you can hear more about this on our website wusa9.com. baseball now. congrats to the nats and os.

combined to reach this morning 70 games below 500. does that deserve a clap? thank you very much. last night, together they gave up 10 home runs. nats hosting phillies tonight again. adam dunn did his part. two hits this evening including that in the 1st for his 93rd r.b.i. of the year. tied at 4 in the 8th when jayson werth and pedro feliz go back-to-back. nats trailing 6-5 in the 9th done up again with a chance to tie this ballgame but he lines into the old double play and that's it. nats lose 6-5. fenway, os visiting the sox. fancy with that. bases loaded. victor martinez emptying all the boxes with a double. 7-0 os fall. in new york tonight, three