to offer the apology. >> i think it's clear to the american people that there are far more important issues facing this nation than what e we're address -- than what we're addressing right now. >> reporter: they say that has left them no choice but to pass a resolution disapproval of his conduct. >> simple apology to this house would have ended the matter. but this house not to stand silent. >> the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> you lie. [ booing ] >> there's an undercurrent of suspicion that wilson's outburst was ruded and disrespect for the first african american president. >> this is about the rules of this house and conduct. >> reporter: his scream gavel noised the right that people were so vocal at this summer town halls, like ron kirby. >> he didding wrong and he admitted that and -- he did wrong and they admitted him,

but they are going to sensor him? >> i think he spoke the truth. is >> they will stand behind him. >> we know joe wilson, he is a decent man. and to put him through this, on the floor of the house, i think it's unacceptable and it is a stunt. >> reporter: but the president is laughing it off. >> reporter: and so is dc el combat. >> he needs to man up and make his apology complete. apoll skwraoeuz to the clog -- apologize to the colleagues and his american people. but i wouldn't waste anymore time on joe wilson. >> this is far from the first time that the member of congress has been sentured. they have had to go to the will of the house and apologize in the last few years. but all the shouting has been huge for partisans on both parts, they vote wilson and his opponent in next year's election have reportedly raised $1 million. in the last week that is. leslie? >> all right, bruce, thanks for that. federal reserve chairman,

they say that the recession is probably over. but he says the pain especially for the nearly 15 million unemployeded americans will persist. meanwhile, taking the fears out there today as the president took his economic recovery message on the road. and this is the afl, cio conference. the president says his administration has stopped that freeway and determined to feel a recovery while revitalizing the american's middle class. it's been a busy day for them speaking out there earlier in ohio. right now, campaigning for pennsylvania senator. this thursday, they will hold a healthcare rally at the university of maryland in college park. the head of the senate finance committee says the so-called gang of sick health care bills should be unvailed tomorrow. the bipartisan measure lowers it to $880 billion in over ten

years, leaves out a government-run insurance option, trying to gain republican report, but they run the risk of upsetting democrats. >> we will again, approve quality, lower costs, and expand coverage. and to maintain choice. i believe that a public option is the best way to do that. >> the american people are saying stop. let's hit the reset button and let's start over. >> reporter: the compromise is expected to spapbd coverage by requiring all americans to purchase health insurance by 2015. offering tax credits to lower and middle income americans to help offset the cost of the insurance. critics say even with the tax credits, the plan amounts to the tax increase on families already struggling to make ends meet. right now, dc delegates, they are holding a healthcare reform town hall meeting from six until 8 tonight at the department of commerce on 14th street northwest. now, this is just for dc

residence. you have to show proof of residency to attend. vice president joe biden went out there to rock the green zone as you met with troops and the military leaders. they were not injured. no word on whether the shelfs cost any casualties or any other damage. the visit was a part of the administration's effort to show what they focused on the iraq war despite the military pullbacks and the buildup in afghanistan. and iraqis, they are celebrating the release of the jail journalist who made global news last year by throwing their shoes at george w. bush. she was slapped -- he was slapped with a three-year sentence, but he was set on good behavior. they cut through a cheering crowd saying that the iraq secret service agents beat him with iron bars and tortured him

with electrical shocks after arrested. now to the search for a gunman last seen in a wheelchair. dc police say he shot a woman and then got away in his wheelchair before they arrived on the scene, happening around 1:00 in the afternoon right after the victim stepped off a metro bus on 8th street northeast. the suspect is described a black man in his 20s with a dark complex and long dread locks. police say he was wearing a white t-shirt, dark jeans, and last seen headed east on g street. while working two jobs, she lived a trouble free life according to the family members. that's why the murder is so mystify for investigators a week -f after the crime. scott broom is joining us live from the apartment complex where family members today. koát so, they peels for help -- scott, appeals for help. >> it is very difficult to watch some of the grief there going

through, frankly, it was hard to watch. >> words cannot express this tremendous grief that my mother and myself and the rest of our family have been experiencing. >> reporter: that was keisha telling us there's no trouble to whit's murder. white lived alone, and she was married to a man as a step towards citizenship. the man is not a suspect and theyed admitted any theories they have had about this disturbing murder, they have not panned out. white was shot twice as she walked from her car to her apartment september 9 at 12:30 at night. apparently a targeted attack and not a robbery because her keys and a bag with a computer were unmolested. beyond that, police say that they just don't know much. alisten with white's family, appearing for anyone who thinks

they may know anything that comes forward. living a quiet, troubled-free life. working two jobs, one of them at the hamilton plaza hotel downtown. that's where she was last seen before coming back here and attacked on the walkway to her apartment building. reporting live from the silver springs area, scott broom, 9news now and wusa9.com. >> let's hope the detectives get the call they need and soon, thanks, scott. fire forced the evacuation of an office building in mcchain this afternoon, you're looking at the 2000 block of corporate ridge drive in the tyson's corner area. investigators have not released the area of the cause. we confirmed no one was injured. take a good look at your television screen. they are trying to find the 70 kraoerld woman, last seen at her home on bradfield drive last tuesday. if you have seen her, please call police. up next, a notice for del computer customer, you might p

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and click on living smart. if you own a dell computer, you might be eligible for a refund. dell is going to pay $4 million in restitution as penalties. a new york court found the company engaged in false and deceptive advertising. new york's attorney general said in some cases, customers paid for things they didn't get like warranties that cost them hundreds more. again, go to our website on wusa9.com and click on living smart to see how to apply for a refund. ahead at six, the ongoing court battle over the late dr. martin luther king's jr. estate -- king jr.'s estates. they said that the recession has likely come to an end. so if the economy is improving, why is it tougher than ever for people to get mortgages and car loans? we'll have that story and much more tonight, only on the cbs evening news.

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have released the death of the 24-year-old, annie le, her body was found on sunday, stuffed inside a basement wall of the university research lab where he worked. news report say that the possible suspect is a fellow lab worker. police are not confirming any details. they will only say that they believe le was targeted, but this is no random attack. that's not making students feel any safer. >> it's still not nice to know that someone has not been caught. >> still scary. people are definitely locking their doors, like double checking. >> annie le was suppose to be married in past sunday. the very day her body was found. the three surviving children of dr. martin luther king jr. continue the fight against his estate. they say that their brother dexter misused funds from their late father's estate. dexter was not in court. he said that the siblings did not complain about his handling of the estates over years ago when they got their shares of

$32 million for their father's papers. but the judge, they are allowing the case to continue. imgrants from the u.s., they are asking -- immigrants from the u.s. are asking for money from their homeland, forcing a new trend that's called reverse flow of money. digital correspondent, they talk to people living here, who are impacted the most. stphrár wired once a money to his family in el el salvador. they have stepped in for a completely different purpose. >> with the u.s. economy in a ditch, money transfer agencies are saying they are reporting a decline for them. dad can't send more than a few hundred bucks every month. car for rent, utilities, and food, because the economy in el salvador is really bad. he's an organizer out there. they help new immigrants.

>> some people, they were working and they were sending and they were able to save and put some money back at home in their countries. now, they are asking for some of that money to come back here. >> reporter: he's one of the statistics. >> she says that this is the first year she has not sent money home to el salvador. >> they find themselves in a desperate economic position, family from back home in el salvador are sending money their way just to live here in the dc area. this crew, working on this project, they will be out of work when the job is done in two weeks. >> clearly, these reverse remittances as the money wired to the u.s. is called or still small when compared to the money immigrants than home. reported from maryland, 9news now and wusa9.com. imgrants working in the u.s., they sent more than $50 billion back to their native. a 5% drop is expected this

year. a d.c. judge lost the administration from evicting a nonprofit that has been operating at tennis and learning centers in southeast for 15 years. 97-year-old dr. dorothy height, a political and social icon was acing among the supporters at the center for them in the courtroom when the judge issued a temporary restraining order. it's far for them and from evicting the nonprofit and their founder, masters barry. here is something. and that is really working with our children and our families. and in the city that we are always talking about it. being behind. >> is it because you supported someone from out there? >> well, that's four years ago. >> yeah, why? i mean, i don't know. i have not talked to them about that. but every time i have had a conversation with them, it's been a positive one, prior to this accident. >> the mayor told 9news now that they would continue the tennis program at the center. they have not explained why he wants the wish list, tenants,

and learning program out of their rented space at the city owned facility. another hearing will be held next month to determine if the nonprofit does have a valid lease with the city. in the meantime, they are closing the welcome center on interstate 56 out there. the department of transportation spokesperson, jeff caldwell says that the rest area will be closed starting tomorrow. that's just one of the rest stops that they decided to close their part of the plan to cut nearly $9 million in ebs pences from the state budget. who knew that talking about praying man hasn't teuss could cause so much controversy? never endangered and they are not introduced to this country. and they eat big things. >> oh. >> bigger than you might think. >> i'm thinking that's one for you.

>> yes. all right. well, now, here is your forecast first. the next three days, showers tomorrow, without a washout. mid-70s, and then low to mid-70s on thursday with some showers. probably a little better chance on thursday. very nice on friday. clearing out, partly cloudy, temperatures in the upper 70s. tonight, mostly cloudy and cool. showers are possible. low temperatures in the 60s. winds northeasterly at 10. let me show you doppler radar 9,000. one kind of new shower out here if you will, developing just to the north of us up towards 270. watching another area down here and approaching the bay. we'll zoom up here, pretty good shower, right around 70 and 270. a little break off shower that will roll through here in the next 30 minutes and brush them in the next hour. we'll move further south. watching them for the past hour. and they have dissipated. they are now south of 66. still some pretty good shower activity around here and just to that in between area here, about to cross 95.

we'll put this into motion for the next hour, the week, they go through woodbridge and out here across 95. across the river and they go out there. but they really do start the week with a pretty dramatic area. back to the computer. temperatures, still nice. though summer like 80 in brookville and bell haven, 81 out there. and even 80 for them in annapolis. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy and cool. showers are possible, not a lot by the afternoon. mostly cloudy and cooler, a few showers possible, but not a lot. high temperatures 74 to 78. winds are northeasterly at 10 to 15. satellite picture, radar combined. no cloud pushing through. just a few showers for them once they roll through. that will probably be it for the remainder of the tonight. their own forecast tomorrow, on our website, wusa9.com, along with doppler an interactive radar. 75 front royal and 78 for them in dale city. and downtown, mid to upper 70s, 74 at annapolis and 78 out there again. not a washout. the next seven days?

76 tomorrow, low to mid-70s on thursday. clearing out friday. partly cloudy, 78. we'll keep it beautiful on saturday for them. we'll keep it dry for the redskins. you may see some showers on sunday night, but dry for the game, next good chance of showers will be on monday and tuesday and next ones will be out there. >> dry for the game. >> yes. >> they should check the forecast, but they still need to be mindful that they are on a schedule and they need to bring it. >> you mean the rams? >> yeah. >> if it keeps up for the redskins, people will look at them as a team that is easy. and i think that we're away from that. right now, a break in the schedule or, well, a track game. they are getting ready for the future rams, the future rams who beat them last year. and plus, why they should never lose to a school with a name this long. nine sports explains. they've got a middle, and more. we'll be back.

and st. louis, they have given no evidence that they have gotten any better this year as they got shut out, 28-0 on opening day against seattle. however, it is worth noting of the rams, two wins last year, one of them was against the redskins, so overlooking them would be unwise. >> no, we definitely are a team to look for anybody. and definitely, what happened here last year. you know, this is a team that they lost to last year. this is a team that they lost to last year that they felt like they could have beaten. it'll feel the same this week. >> this is not a get well game, this is a game you need to focus on and get better for ourselves to come out to win this ball game. >> speaking of that, redskins are not the only ones trying to do that. they are seeking pay back for

their most defeat in recorrect memories, getting their match out there against middle tennessee state university. the blue raiders of the sun belt conference, who have been doing exactly one ball game in the last 49 years. they beat maryland by 10 last year ask can they have -- and they have been waiting ever since for a little pay back. >> i think that our kids, they will want to win the game for last year. and if they don't, then i don't know what's going through their minds. it was a game. we didn't answer to bell. but you know, i think that our kids, they are motivated by that. >> they ought to be. the nats announce their 2010 schedule today. if you believe that they will be the opening day starter, then that will be on monday, april 5 against the phillies. two days before that, the nats play an exhibition at the ballpark against the red sox. they got your ticket now. playing them for the full schedule that's on wusa9.com. for the first time since they lost game 7 to the rangers back in may, he suited up for a

hockey game, the mistakes were a little depressing. and they had, it was team a for them. they had their first training camp scrimmage against team c today, lead by mike green and chris clark and others. they scored their first goal of the camp. and his team, they won in an epic six round shootout. yes, it's all fun and games in september. but they are building towards something in june. and they came close last year. and they want to win. and i know that group, so you know, they are going to do everything in their power to win this year. >> i don't have any motivating things. they should be motivated because this is a job that they would love to do. >> of course, they lost to the rangers in the playoff, they lost to them, beating them. i'll get it straight. meanwhile, the wizards, they spent their morning out there in southwest kicking off a partnership between them and their computers to provide laptops to school children all over the country. they open up training camp two weeks from today. and as always, the supreme court, they convene on the first monday on october.

one of the first cases on their docket this year could be the long standing dispute between the name and logo to have their change in a case that began in federal court, 17 years ago today, they petition was filed to hear the matter before the highest court in the land. they sided with the redskins in the most recent lower court ruling. the supreme court will decide whether or not to hear the case sometime in the next few months. finally tonight, some grocery stores, they have fresher beef than others. at a convenience store in washington state, a couple of steers, they wandered in through the front door just stopping it in to pick up essentials. but wait for the good part. the cowboys who lost, they said that they ride in on the horseback to round up that. >> is that the cow pois -- cowboys? >> yes. they picked up a gallon of milk. we just lost to the penguins, we beat the rangers. so you know, i was there. i should remember. >> you know what you're talking about? >> rayly