another incident happened in less than a mile away at a complex out here on the terrace on sunday night. neighbors say a 56-year-old woman got out of her car and was walking her dog when she was approached by a man speaking to her in spanish. there was a brief struggle then and the woman got away. >> the descriptions are very similar. that's one reason why they think that these are linked. >> the two incidents happened out here who live here. that's terrible. >> i get concerned she's going to have to go in the middle of the night and what do you do? you can't go out in the middle of the night, you know, when it is dark out. as soon as i get up at 5:00, it's just dark. it just makes you very apprehensive. >> reporter: police, they can only give a very vague description at this hour. he's a hispanic male in his late 20s, five foot three and 130 pounds. police want to catch him as soon as possible before he strikes again. live in fair oaks, 9news now and wusa9.com.

>> important information. thank you so much. it has happened again. a metro worker struck by n.ai im t isite s wa trn. this time it was an and blue line elsouth of national t aiorcarping some midday disruptions. dave has more on the latest problems for the transit agency. >> for the most part, they knew they were relegated to the shuttle buses headed between national airport and the road. starting at just before 11 this morning. >> they didn't tell us very much actually. >> what was going out playing juornrmo oenrmooe avenue bridge? a metro worisey in seriously d byllneyeli t a ou owllneli out here to huntington. >> the train operators called into our patrol center notifying that they may have struck that employee. they were not sure. >> still working on details on what kind of maintenance was done and why they were not with the rest of the crew. >> just one person, the employee that was struck, they were out there. and there were no other employees in that areamee

s co tmoa acnth after a trac side a ntonmach side a machine like this one was struck and killed on the orange line. what metro general manager arrived in late 2006. four metro workers were killed in just 13 months. how much time did you lose? >> about 20 minutes. >> the passengers we talked to understand the needs to shut down the tracks to deal with something so important. what they don't understand is why these incidents and other metro problems keep happening. >> this is a long wait. i don't understand why i need to pay metro all these money and it is still, just still nothing is happening. >> you can certainly understand what customers think when they see and read these reports. it is just understandable. certainly from the transit agency's part, it weighs on the minds of many here. >> they tell us that they are still investigating exactly what happened in that last incident when they were struck in august by the track machinery on the orange line. a safety stand down was ordered

after that incident by the metro general manager. other than to say that he was unconscious and seriously injured, there's no update on the workers struck today. leslie and anita? >> let's hope it gets better. thank you for that. in the meantime, the staff members presented board members with their preliminary budget proposal that would include some fare increases next year. john kato was asked about that at northwest. >> it's included in our presentation that you are here and recommending the fair heights that the board has approved a year and a half ago. >> reporter: the new 6% fare hikes are expected to take affect on july 10 at the earliest. police in montgomery county are stepping up security patrols at metro and mark stations. riders will notice more uniform officers. police stress it's not the result of any particular threat. this is a part of a terrorism training exercise taking place today and tomorrow. president obama is not letting up on his push to retake control of the health care debate. as joel brown reports, he's

trying to keep the issue front and center to win over skeptical lawmakers and the american public. >> reporter: president obama is launching a few court press to get a health care reform bill through congress. >> the time is right and we're going to move aggressively to get this done. >> reporter: pushing his cabinet to get health care costs and met with nurses to talk about the millions of americans who need health care but they cannot afford it. >> no one should be treated that way in the united states of america. nobody. [ applause ] >> reporter: the president is trying to keep the momentum going after its healthcare speech to congress, he needed to win over at least a few republicans, not to mention a skeptical public. >> we need these changes. >> reporter: mary, scott, are two old friends who try not to talk about politics. like much of the country, they are divided over healthcare. >> you're willing to pay more for healthcare? >> i am willing. >> and you think it's going to be a budget crusher? >> i think it is, right.

especially for small business people. >> reporter: that healthcare debate even managed to boil over during president obama's speech. the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> wilson shouted you lie at the president. republicans urged him to apologize and he did. >> i'm very gritful that the -- grateful that the white house in talking to them, they indicated that they appreciated the call. >> reporter: but while wilson may have apologized for how he acted, he and other conservatives are still vowing to fight the president's proposals. joel brown, cbs news, washington. we want to know what you think. should congressman wilson be punished for his outburst during the president's speech? so far, 12.5% in our online opinion poll say there's nothing wrong with what he did. 25.5% say nothing. since he apologized, 46% believe he should be rep remanded.

16% say he should resign from office. register your vote on wusa9.com. well, the u.s. senate put aside some of their business today to remember senator edward kennedy. one after one, they took to the floor speaking about their affection for the long-time liberal democrat. >> ted sent me a note he would be spending the holiday on his beloved sailboat. wishing me a happy holiday. if you're out on the sound, look for the mia, she'll be there. indeed, i will never sail the sound again without thinking of the mia and her big hearted skipper: >> senator kennedy was a passionate champion of health care reform. before his death of brain cancer last month. a new photograph of the 9/11 master mind is turning up on the internet. experts say the images of this guy is used by terrorist groups to inspire attacks against the united states. it's the first known image of him since 2003. the photograph was taken at

guantanamo bay. dallas airport is preparing to unvail a major new security initiative. the airport authority has built in new security screening areas there. they will replace the existing check point on the ticketing level. >> but this is just the first phase of what we'll be, some other improvements that will be coming on still this year, what they expanded international arrivals and the buildings and also, well, our automated train systems later this year. >> reporter: the new passengers screening areas will be open to the traveling public next week. authority, they continue to investigate the cause of yesterday's deadly fire that happened in charles county. eaa -y62r-old ma-yn was found dead inside a house in the 2100 block of marshall was taken bos was taken tothe medical examiner's office. no smoke alarms in that house. sky nine over the scene of a

deadly crash that happenedded just before two this morning on route 7 near river creek parkway that is. a car rear ended a dump truck. a passenger in the car, 26-year-old adam cast was killed. police say the driver, 25-year-old justin of ash burn fled the scene but arrested a short while later. he's charged with fell hawaii hit-and-run and driving under the e.flncue we've got a traffic foncall lau night drivers ghin virginia. that will be closed this evening at interstate 66 at about , 309: crews will lift steal beams -- steel beams into place rrngyi that over the beltway and the ng u'w hot lanes. wll a wtodd about 10 minutes to uryototravel time. ovgh two weeks. me> tomorrow night at mo gontry county, they llgo beve mod to n h geanout there oufor them. that's which thellwi take two weeks for the entire project to be done next fall.

heavy rain coming our way. topper with the forecast first. how's it going? >> right now just cloudy. if you're going out tonight, i would grab an umbrella. here's your forecast first. for tonight, breeze skpáeu windy at -- breezy and windy at times. low temperatures mid-50s in the suburbs, mid-aks midowntowno y rtherlteat abt rl10 to g inep tuson heaveragw aneping us on the coolke ol. s ugrothh wnto sind ado through wnen ev 60ou t even 60 here in annapolis. satellite picture radar combined seeing the fag,moisture fainlll the low northeaster, beginning to push north ward, that'll spray rain and will they -- when they will move out and have a best shot unusual coming up. coming up, dozens are hurt after the school bus goes out there.

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stocks were up today on wall street. the dow finished the day up 80 points to close at 96.27. nasdaq lined 23 points, and the s&p 500 rose 10 points. all right, how about some good news on the local housing

market? john mcthey believe last month in the dc area. this marks the 13th consecutive month of the increase of the flu shots. >> don't delay, there might be long lines when the h1nsrabs seen available -- h1n1 flu vaccine might becomes available. >> reporter: joanne peters has her flu season all offset. >> do this first. when the swine flu shot is ready, we'll try to get that one. >> reporter: the government is urging everyone to get ready flu the sho they can asod listen lines at heart o flu seasons, them them every day is work -res well ask elderly. that's the best way that our country could act to avoid the

easiest way to get the flu the shot is to go by your local drugstore. 85 pharmacists in all a is really -- are really trying to be on a bentive court. >> they are expecting the h1n1 vaccination to be available next month. a new study says that might be too late to slow the first wave of swine flu. >> taeping into september and early october. pe thol >> at this point, the rack seen is -- the vaccine is still in two points. together with the regular flu shot and that means three injections. that bothers me a lot. i don't like vaccinations. >> reporter: for her and her husband, dealing with a few shots is much wetter -- better than the alternative. okay, who's at the top of the list of the people who should get the regular flu vaccine right now? stkpwhrel, the tpwoáft those

those, that's a lot of kids. >> pregnant women, people of any anal with the or of course, they are fair pay buts who cannot get the shot. so the the big mayor. the dc mayor talked about this initiative earlier this morning. >> it just is nice so 20 have a president who does the passing of the legislation. the inaugural speech about being a part of your country again. >> actress says new network programs will include inspirational story lines about the value of volunteerism and service. stacey councilman helped kick off a new drive today to promote early childhood literal hi. the read for the record campaign bringing together children and

low inform income maids there is only one bob and they with now but receiving the book. >> they -r shaken up p. take a hack. ing -b -- 26 students and their bus drivers were all able to walk away from the accident. >> the shuttle discovery and their crew in position for an evening return to florida. but mission control says that the weather forecast is not look so great. there's a going trapbd and that , that's a great shot. >> yeah. very timely. you've got another great shot. >> we do. if you take a look at it, it

lookses like something but it's not. >> can you sew it to us? >> there it is. but it is a moth and you see it -l -l how many birds on top. that's the sane. but they have, well, you know, antenna thing to get down. >> it kind of sucks the poll lynn -pl any it'll say to submit the best shot and include include your name, town, location. on tuesday i got a whole family of bears. i have no team and no talent. i would love to know. stkpwhr-rpblgts all right, here's your forecast. the next few days, tomorrow okay. really, maybe some showers. but we'll finish strong, low 70s. saturday, kind of the mirror image. showers late, but a pretty good

up until that upper 70s. exit for tonight though th-l they at northeast 10 to 20. looking at three quarters of an inch of rain across the board generally tonight with this batch of rain. let me show you doppler 9,000 if you're going to the nats game. i can't guarantee that they had stay dry. right now it's quiet around the metro area down here. but you go down into southern maryland and the southern bay and out here, that's where the showers are going to originate from. in fact pushing out here to st. leonard, putting that in motion over the next few hours, right up towards new beach and right up 235. so again that had be our next shot of pretty big storms, not storms, but the heavy rain out there. that will blast through here quickly and leave us with a

pretty good day tomorrow. let's go back to the computer and we'll talk about the upper 60s. they kept them down in brookville as you go up to 97. and 68 at bell haven and 69 out here. and 69 in charlestown. clouds are a great equalizer. tomorrow morning, becoming partly breezy and cool, not a lot of stuff is going on in the morning. 50s and 60s. winds are northwest at 10 to 15. by the afternoon, partly sunny, breezy and cool, keeping a chance of a shower in, few and far in between. and again, not a bad day. highs between 70 and 75. okay a little breezy. but we're going finish strong tomorrow. winds are northwesterly at about 10 to 15. what is this zone for you? all six zones on our website, wusa.com. 73 in charlestown, low to mid-70s in springfield. they are getting out there in the mid-70s. again, a shower is possible primarily early. on the other side of the river, 72 downtown. and there's a small craft advisory in effect for them

until early. that is on friday. 73 for them and north beach. only 71 in annapolis. 72 on friday, early showers. 78 on friday. late showers. not a bad day. then sunday in the low 80s. on monday as well, we're back in the middle 80s on tuesday. the next front comes through on wednesday and thursday. maybe some showers and storms on wednesday. lingering showers on thursday. highs falling back into the upper 70s. september 10, statistically, they are the day where you are most likely to have a hurricane in the atlantic basen, going -- basin, going to our website. go to my blog and i'll explain it to you. >> all right. we'll do that. >> yes, i will. >> okay. thank you. coming up right after the break, professional pooper scoopers take on the maxal mall -- onal mall.

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front yard. but lately, a cash strapped uncle sam has been neglecting both the mall and the monuments. >> some had visited washington, d.c. and they had mentioned that the mall was not maintained well. >> reporter: that's why the local volunteers, they are stepping in to help. >> to make america's front lawns cleaner and safer for everybody to enjoy. >> some are cleaning up the area around the constitution garden and the lake. >> we're going to be patrolling the area for all goose and dog wastes. that is one of the number one contributors for the e. coli in the water supply and in the urban settings. so we want to keep all that out of the water. >> and at the vietnam memorial volunteers, they will work on the landscaping and they will install a new sprinkler. things have gotten so bad that the congress has had to approve the emergency funds from them in order to do some repairs on the lincoln memorial as well as the sea wall in front of the jefferson memorial. on the national mall, 9news now and wusa9.com. a race to the associated

press investigation found that the national mall, they have been in a disadvantage in competing for extra funds dolled out by the lawmakers when compared to sights that are represented by the powerful members of congress. >> it is called the friendliest saloon in town. why are they doing that out there tonight? and move over paula, ellen degenerous is soon taking a seat at the judge's table. we'll tell you more about this comi ungp. b@b@fab@fafafa

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welcome back. resetting some of the top stories in the news now. they suspect the same man is behind two attempted abductions in the fair oaks area. they want to warn residence the latest incident that happened last night when a woman was nearly kidnapped at her apartment complex on the drive. a metro worker is in the hospital after being struck by a train between the road out here and reagan international station today. the accidents come a month after another metro worker was struck and killed on the orange lawn. and president obama is not letting up on his campaign to reform healthcare. he met with nurses today

pleading his judge through congress for the healthcare reform. a banner ssac rothe georgetown bark aimsit's the friendliest foemth bu. t mr. smrisoy en fdlto t so f fendly to y esus o whuses a wheelchair. and now, theysusuinthg g e for discrimination. audrey barns has more. >> it had is a slap for me in the face and for the community. >> the 24-year-old, they are just feeling the discrimination. they encountered it at his bar in georgetown. when he showed up in january, with three friends and tried to head to the back by the piano, he was stopped. >> i was told by a manager that i was not allowed to go to the back of the restaurant because the bar was too crowded and that it was a fire hazard. >> reporter: he could stay if he sat in the corner upfront and out of the way. he's now sue the bar for -- suing the bar for discrimination. >> the ultimate goal is for him to do the right thing. i don't want anyone else to be put in this situation. >> reporter: the committee is

representing price. laws protecting people with disabilities, they are clear. >> this is a civil right's issue. >> the management at mr. smith, they didn't want to go on cam are. but one of them told me on the phone that this 40-year-old business doesn't discriminate against anyone including people who use wheelchair. >> as for price, he's working hard to finish up the double degree in finance and marketing. and trying not to let the experience make him a home body. >> people with the disabilities, they need to work too hard to get to a point out there where they feel comfort on the social settings. it took me a while that they could not treat people this way. >> 9news now, wusa9.com. the washington lawyer's committee has handled more than 5,000 areas here for the disability rights. an update on their idea to hold a farmer's market right near the white house. last night, the commissioners approved the applications to close the 800 block of vermont avenue for a temporary farmer's market. they would operate between h and

i street every thursday between 1-8 p.m. now the market could open as early as next thursday. place your bets. delaware's new sports betting lottery is officially underway. out there on the nfl games. that is most correctly picking the winners of at least three games. a federal appeals court rejected their bid to offer gambling on all pro and college sports. prince george's county is cracking down on pornography. new rules restricting adult businesses to areas zone for industrial use. the county council, they also passed a measure limiting the number of hours the stores could stay open. a lobbyist for the adult store owner says that they will put them out of business. turkish military rescued nine women tricked to thinking they were reality show celebrities. they believed they were being filled for big brothers style television show. instead, the captors sold their images on the internet.

and an investigation is underway for a school area that left five girls dead in india. hundreds of students were jammed into a narrow school stairway out there when the panic occurred. 31 students were injured. they said they were triggered by rumors about that electrical short circuit. the man came to the aid of his best friend today. a dog named scooby has been trapped out there in the case. take a look. rescue crews, the new state of the art cameras to locate all of them. they were taken to the vets after their own. more michael vick protest to report tonight. princess won't predict the game this year to protest this finding of the quarterback, michael vick with the eagles. princess went 17-4 last year and quickly picked the steelers to win the super bowl. another wealthy group says they will donate dog day every time vick is, you know, tackled.

police in connecticut are looking for a missing yale grad student. 24-year-old, annie lee has not been seen since tuesday. she planned to get married on sunday. her purse, her cell phone and keys were left in her office. a classmate says lee is energetic and conscious and she was excited about getting married. paul is out, allen is -- paula is out, ellen is in. she'll be the forth american idol judge. now, degenerous admits she lacks formal music training but says she's got a passion for tune. the next season of amer pr iersin january. idol premiers in january. s > and momslikeme.com, meer are chatting about the id ol switch. join in sidisc goto momslikeme.com. click on the discussion's tab and scroll down to as seen on nine new mouse. chaos and cancellations. that's the headline from the proposed michael jackson global tribute concert. jermaine jackson is now having trouble making good on the acts he promised for the september

26 gig. two of the supposed headliners, mary j.blige says she's out. natalie cole says she's iffy if she'll be a part of it too. featuring the proposals for all of them will air on this sunday. mtv says they will air the excerpts that is for michael jackson, this is it during their video awards program. janet jackson will also pay tribute to her late brother during the show at radio city music hall in new york. all right, we have all heard about credit scores. what about your nutrition scores or your response scores? in living smart, we'll tell you what you need to know before the banks get you.

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miss a payment or worse go bankrupt. >> if you had a bad bankruptcy scores, the banks might start u can thing your credit limits. they might call you if a payment w-z one day -- was one day late. they will take more interest in your account than the good customers. >> it might be a lot of situations where you were buying groceries and suddenly you're paying for your rent and other things with the credit card check and they are going to perhaps judge that you're more risky. >> and that may mean the next letter you get from the creditor will be a drop in the amount available. >> reporter: now, another score to be aware of is your risk score. telling the lender the likelihood that you'll stop using the card, triggering them to give you a higher credit card limit or credit check to get you spending again. now you know. >> that is the cirque de soleil, the imaginics and motion. the capitols are holding

their rookie camp for prospect this week for one young player making the team that is not as big as obstacles. we'll have that story coming up as well. well, the wind is picking up, the rain still down to the south. we have a pollen count today. in fact, you might be surprised. the screens have come back. grasses in the medium range, and now, three in the medium range. the ones in the miracle break down, go to our website on wusa9.com. click on the weather tab and follow a drop down menu. we'll talk about the heavy rain that's rolling it in here, when they will roll out for the weekend after this. you like your health coverage, but worry what happens...

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here and the spectacle debuting tomorrow at pentagon city. the risky riding stunts and the grander of the horses. that's why james buchanan of alexandria wanted to be a part of this. >> that's a little frightening at first. you know, training for trick riding and only a certain number of things you could do standing still before you just need to get the guts to do it full speed. jump up, running hard. >> reporter: the 24-year-old grew up riding horses after two years of per sis tapbs, working -- per sis weapons, working h-z -- persistence out there. >> they were hiring any running positions, but they were backstage, working with them. kind of a stable position for them so i took that as a way in. and to the company. >> one of the show's creators say that all 13 breeds of horses take the rain in this majestic live performance. >> it's all about them. it's not about us. we don't support them to do something. we slowly train them. >> i'm their comfort zone.

you know if something goes wrong, they come to me for security. so of course, you just take a lot of time and there is a relationship that has to be filled with the individuals. >> and what you see there, eight stallions mixed together. the total freeze for them and they could run away at any surprise and they chose not to. and that there is something that they need to take a lot of time for. >> that is very pretty. a part of this ticket sale will go to the pentagon memorial sale. they will be in town for three weeks. you could get that out there for them. click on the story for more information. >> 9news now at six. and about 15 minutes away. here's a look at what we have new for you tonight. you heard them yell you lie during the president's address to congress last night. and now, hear what congressman joe wilson has to say about these outbursts. money might not grow on trees, but interview experts say that the solar trees could save you a bundle and save the environment. and speaking of money, find out how you can get the

home improvements you want right from the bank. that's all new tonight at six. kind of unsettled out there? >> a little bit. i wish you would see that, accomplishing that tonight. >> i would help. but they need to get away and move out fast. friday okay, and that will be okay. i mean, it looks pretty myself. >> that'll work out nicely because of prince george's county affairs that started today and went through the weekend. upper marlboro, closing at 10. >> okay. none of us could go free. >> no. and i just wanted to point that out. >> right. >> no one is even close to that. >> well, two of us together, they went through that. >> right. >> let's not go crazy. the next few days, showers primarily out there, >> and they finished today and most of them, they will also be milder. the upper 70s. and sunday, partly cloudy, high temperatures in the

low 80s. for tonight, here comes the rain and the showers. heavy at times, windy and cool. low to the mid-50s, even downtown. and winds, they become northeast at 10 to 20 and rather gusty. let me show you the live doppler 9,000. and for the activities, they were sneaking their way up from the south and that will be something moving up all night with the business. >> the nats game, some showers before the game is over. and around the beltway, well, quiet, you need to go down into sow then maryland and not be so quiet. nothing is really heavy just yet. >> but they will become heavy throughout the nighttime hours, all the activities and across the bay over towards the island and that area. that'll put us into motion. but the future scan, the next hour, and you can see that for us, pushing northwest right up 235, right you have 4. and this is just within the hour that is fortunately just south out here. another hour on top of that out there and very close to the stadium. all right, back here to the computer we go. we'll talk about temperatures tonight. quite cool actually. 57, great falls.

59 at silver springs and even 58 for them. good day to open up the windows. good night for them and not to open up on the east side of the house. >> to pick the rain outside. alexandria, about 54 for the low, right around 60. and now, temperatures right now, because of the cloud cover, they are pretty uniform and quite comfortable. 70 downtown. 58 for annapolis. and 56 out there at the river. definitely some clouds and showers. pretty strong up there. we get in these situations that are out there for you and 72 up in cumberland. we're looking at tomorrow morning. showers are possible. but becoming partly sunny, breezy and cool. 50s and 60s. winds are turn, northwest at 10 to 15. that area of low pressure will move up here giving us a return flow of air and a little drier air. now, by the afternoon, partly sunny, breezy, and cool. we'll keep that chance of a shower. by this large, a pretty nice day. high temperatures low to mid-70s. and winds are northwesterly at

about 10 to 15. all right, take a look at that satellite picture. area of low pressure, they are just around there right now. spreading the misture again from southeast to northeast. this is going to be our slug of moisture we have been talking about for the past couple of days. once that goes through, it'll move to our north and leave us alone for the most part on friday. another front comes through here on saturday. their own forecast, some showers are possible -r tomorrow. but again, aing strong finish out here. 73 out there, 73 there. a low to mid-70s at springfield and 75 at stafford. >> downtown, low 70s. little cooler by the way. there are some small craft advisories in effect until actually early friday because of the northeasterly winds. showers linger a little longer up there. but even you'll see the sunshine by the afternoon. a little warmer down to the south. 74 out here for you tomorrow and 75 around here. next seven days? 72 on friday. having some showers to start and the sun to start. and then you're opposite out

there. warmer upper 70s. but to finish the day it's fun to start. sunday, very nice. partly cloudy, low temperatures in the lower 80s which means they will be pretty warm up there as well and kind of dry up there as well. we're looking for the temperatures out there on monday and tuesday with the sunshine for the next fond. showers and tomorrows on wednesday and thursday. and temperatures, they will back up into the upper 70s. >> nice that this will move out fast. there it will. get ready for tonight. it'll be kind of, well, about three to four or five hours. >> all right, you know we're all gearing up for a big redskins game. tonight, talking about a family affair for the capitol? >> yes, many of us dream about our children following in our professionals, and that is what's happening with the capitols this year in their 35-year history, more than 600 players have worn that uniform. none of them are second generation players. that's to say no sun of a player has gone onto wear the colors themselves. but as dave owens reports, that's about to change. >> jock fans will certainly

remember their sweetest sensation for them. fast forward to 20 years and guess who's son is out there. >> there's a long ways from talking about them. >> why not? >> because i'm not him and about all of that to feel out there to compare it. >> not surprising young for the work in progress. 2008, first round pick, battling through injuries for much of last year and still finding their way. >> i think that you'll see every day, they will get a little more comfortable for them and coming out of their shell a little more and playing better. >> on the other hand, their dad, the retro version was quiet for them but out there. because they never brought any attention to themselves about how good they were. and there was no celebration for them when they scored. and like i said, they were just a perfect combination with great skills and really just cool. >> the owner, they could certainly light the lamp that they scored a rookie record out there in 1979. and now that has been broken by, you know who.

alexander out there. his son can score too. but with a team with so many offensive stars, he's realistic about his chances to make the big cluck. for now, he's just trying to stay healthy. he said when it comes to the career track, pops who's certainly the head of the national team. well, he stays out of it. >> you know, not everybody is going to compare us. that's my dad, he doesn't want to be a part of like this over here. that's my life. and you know, it's up to me how i handle it. >> dave owens, wusa9.com. it's tough going into the family business and he's really not trying to play the card. he doesn't want people to know who his dad is. just hard when your dad is one of the best capitols players in the history ever. >> yes. i know you wanted to make fun of his hair color? >> notchment he's a hockey player. >> yes, look at alex. >> that is a part of the rules. if you have all your teeth in hockey, you're not trying hard enough. okay? >> yes there, you go. now we know. up next, the dynamo who

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