weapons of mass destruction. and a charge to the defense that has no grounds. >> the government, they will have to produce to someone else. they don't necessarily have to indict them, but they better come up with someone else or the conspiracy charging them. >> reporter: they are trying to zero in on any coconspirators. to help him stockpile supplies to make homemade bombs. the fbi, obtained e from his computer including bomb making instructions. >> the judge here ordered him held without bail. the prosecutors are convinced that he poses a significant threat to the community. >> reporter: and that decision has eased the minds of some new yorkers. >> i absolutely think this is correct. i do believe that this was a serious threat. and it could have been enacted. >> reporter: two other men involved in the investigation have been charged with lying,

but they are free on bond. the next court appearance, they are waiting for december. if convicted, he could face life in prison. cbs news, brooklyn, new york. investigators, they say that they planned to use things like the hydrogen per rock side to -- peroxide to make those bombs. they believe they traveled from new york to november to help buy the supplies with stolen credit cards. >> being returned to new york city today. the building materials spent the last few years at the national institute of standards and technology in gaithersburg. investigators have been studying the factors, contributing to the collapse of the twin towers, after they were hit and ways to make steel more fire resistant in the future. smile, you could be on candid camera. facial recognition cameras are coming to a metro stop near you. just at the beginning of the

$78 million security upgrade. pat broom has the details. >> reporter: inside the metro system, somebody is watching you. >> i see nothing wrong with it. >> reporter: in the public transit system, constantly on guard for the crime threats. they say to bring on more cameras. >> well, it's a lot of things that are going on for them and the passengers, they may see that, the police officers, and the tapestry. >> i don't see the difference between, you know, having police on the metro which we already do in having the cameras. if you don't want people doing that, you shouldn't be doing that in the metro place. >> this is just another layer added. is >> reporter: they are planning to upgrade their surveillance cameras. and be inoperable with the other uses in the system. there will be more video for the ventilation systems too. about half the buses have

cameras in the metro aims to outfit the rest. the sweeping security grants for the department of homeland security, they total $78 million and include money for 20 new counterterrorism police officers and three bomb sniffing dog teams. >> the terror suspects, a classic example of why we need grant money like this. >> while the focus of the new grants is counterterrorism. metro, they are also battling a rising rate of old fashion crime like robbery. and police say more cameras will make it easier. on the metro system, scott broom, wusa9.com. some of the camera systems might be installed by next year. >> several rows in the pent corner areas, after the suspicious package was found in the morning.

the swiss government is representing the u.s. interest since the u.s. has had no formal diplomatic ties with iran. the three americans were arrested in late july, allegedly for crossing the iranian border illegally. they can't think of any reason that they would stop the execution of john allen mohammed. the man responsible for the 2002 sniper attacks. it's set to die on november 10. they will review any requests by the illegal team. but so far, none have been made. >> and prince george's county police, they have recovered the mercedes, stolen from the murder victim's home. right now, they are not saying much about where their car was found. but as they report, in his community, they are gearing up for a neighborhood security

meeting and a visual in his honor. >> this is explaning what's going on, the situation. >> reporter: the team of officers, they are headed into the neighborhood here to let residence know that police are watching them. and there have been a rack of home invasions here four in the last 45 days. their home was hit in february. >> well, the computer, almost like that much, $8,000. >> $8,000 worth of stuff stolen. >> yeah. >> reporter: now a murder. tyrone richardson, killed in his home by three masked men with handguns early sunday. >> we have one victim on the breaking and entering who's afraid to come back to her home and to us, we take that very seriously in this community. >> reporter: even though police have stepped up patrols in the community, people living here have to do their part by getting involved in the neighborhood watch and looking out for each other. >> we're beefing up our safety committee, we're beefing up our

block captains. we're getting close to what we can. in the meantime, they have an idea for this neighborhood with one way in and one way out. a dog for an alarm systems are not bad either. audrey barns, 9news now, wusa9.com. that community's safety meeting takes place at the clubhouse at 6:30. prince george's county detectives will be there to talk to folks. and the candle light visual will follow the meeting. >> they are hoping you could find a missing 19-year-old girl. take a look at her picture. they were last seen in the 4600 block of bureaus avenue northeast. that was on sunday. she was wearing a brown shirt ask can blue pants. if you see her, please call dc police. afterhours of some intense debates, they voted against creating a new government-run

health insurance plan. opponents say that they would put private insurers out of business. they would give them a choice and create competition. >> here to examine the obama's h1 measures 1 flu vaccine program -- h1n1 flu vaccine program. >> one dose of the 2009h1n1 vaccine induces the robust response in children 10 to 17 years old, indicating that they will require only one dose while younger children will likely require two doses. >> reporter: now, experts say the response to the h1n1 vaccine to the adult and the elderly have also been very encouraging. however, new york healthcare workers, they rallied this morning to protest a requirement that they get a swine flu shot or lose their job. health workers say that the vaccine has not been

fully tested as of yet and they don't want to be human guinea pigs. they have until november 30 to get the vaccine or risk termination. >> the the u.s. nasal academy is quarantining them with the flu-like symptoms, designed to slow the spread of the h1n1 virus in annapolis. 170 mid shipments have been isolated. only 70 of them had confirmed cases of swine flu. the naval academy is just one of the local academies dealing with the h1n1 cases. they report 31 cases tonight. most of the other schools are just reporting the cases as opposed to the h1n1 cases. they tell us that there are 756 reported cases. georgetown, they have 320. george mason, 30. and howard university, they have five reports of the flu. we did make a call to them, but we have not heard back. coal is the dirty activist, they called for cleaner energy sources. they point to the plant in

alexandria as a leading polluter. critics blame the coal strip mining for the destruction of appalachian mountain tops. >> they were blowing up the mountains for them, blowing up the mountains of virginia and just pushing the debris into the streams destroying the clean waters that people depend on. >> reporter: and again, the local environmentists, they are are on a push for cleaner renewable energy sources. one example that they gave is wind power off the coast of virginia. virginia's democratic candidate, picked up an endorsement today from the former republican governor. they have backed up a number of democrats in recent years, including president obama. for instance, supporters of them, gathered at the metro this morning to hear the announcement and more about a key issue. >> transportation, that is a statewide problem. and they are mostly out there or acute for northern virginia where they spend an hour and a half for them and anybody until the state and at ham ton roads -- hampton roads where everything is out there and just

unbarable. >> one way, they are trying to reach out to the voters by riding the metro and talking to people about their transportation concerns. the republican candidate, bob mcdonald spent his day talking about the state budget. he wants to tie spending to performance and expand the commonwealth's rainy day funds. >> no matter how bad your drive around town was today, it probably doesn't compare to this. and a georgia driver, they were heading to work when a sink hole, they swallowed his car. you can still see it there. he got out okay. but over the weekend with the car still inside the sink hole, vandals, they smashed the windows, ripped out the seat, and took their stereo. the police, finally pulled the vehicle out of that sink hole. all right, right now, drivers might be seeing a little more traffic than usual around the fedex field. that is because you too are set to perform at the stadium tonight. the ban will take the stage around nine. but we know that there will be traffic long before and long after. >> oh yeah. >> to check in with you now. >> 80,000 people inside fedex field, the east inside of the

beltway will be a mess. we're already seeing the heavy traffic as you can see, arena drive right now, one of the exits, they are going out of the beltway, ready to see the backup also on route 60 and out there. so the advice tonight, get there early. you can get your seats. be ready for the first opening act. and also, p metro, if you want to take metro -- and also, if you want to take metro, you need to extend that to accommodate the crowds. let's head over to 270 northbound elsewhere, seeing delays out here on the beltway. then 121 to weigh station. no major incidents or accidents to report out there. in virginia, still moving well. not too bad. seeing a little bit of delay out here and then 234 to triangle. the usual hot spots for the traffic right now. we're seeing brake lights. drivers will be slow getting home from that area tonight. back to you. >> all right, thank you so much from traffic to weather. not a bad night at all outside.

meteorologist, topper shutt with your forecast first. a little chill in the air. >> reporter: a little cool if you're going to the concert. recommending a life jacket. a little breezy right on through tonight. here is your forecast first. skies are actually clear right now. at least over the metro area. they had become mostly cloudy. low temperatures despite the clouds. upper 40s and in the mid-50s. winds are northwest at 10 to 15. wind gusts, 24 miles per hour. pretty common. anything over 20, pretty kphofpblt go up here, 25 miles per hour. but winds, they have not been super gusty, but they added a little chill to the air. temperatures if you're headed outside. right now, still primarily in the 60s. and i think before the concert is over, temperatures will be in the upper 50s. we'll come back and talk about the next weekend, which we have a lot of activities to talk about and of course, we have your best shot all coming up. >> we'll see you soon. coming up, wall street celebrates a not-so-happy anniversary. trillions of dollars in

loss 401k's. millions of people have lost their homes and their jobs. who better to expose the dark side of capitollism than michael moore? at the premier of his new film.

stphr-frpblgts today marked one year since the largest point drop in the history of the dow. last september, the markets lost just over 770 points. today the markets were down not nearly as far. they finished the day down 46 points. nasdaq fell 6.25. concerns about the job markets are being blamed for an unexpected dip in consumer

confident this month. index dropped 1.4 points from august to september. >> michael moore's movie could undermine the confidence. they are at it again. exposing the cruel underbelly of capitalism with the new movie called capitalism, a love story. we have a live look from the red carpet at the uptown theater, bruce? >> yeah, they are getting stuff in place. would they be members of congress and one star. but of course in a michael moore film, there really is just one big star. >> this is michael moore, i'm here to make a citizen's arrest of the board of directors of aig. >> reporter: the tramp is back, taking on a crisis of

capitalism that hit just after he started making the film. >> can you tell me what that is? in two decades of movie making, the pop ewe list -- the the popularrist from flint, michigan is here. this time he hopes to change the world. >> i've got more bags, 10 billion probably won't fit in here. i'm calling for an end to legalize greed. and that's what our system has become. >> spending just a few million dollars to buy congress, wall street was given billions. >> the motion is adopted. >> reporter: more complaints that the system has allowed the richest 1% of americans to accumulate more wealth than the other 99% of us combined. >> you've got to have some kind of a rebellion between the people that have nothing and the people that have it all. >> reporter: they told them that change has to start with the

healthcare overhaul that includes a public option at minimum. and he had a warning for conservative democrats who compose it. >> we'll come to your district and we'll work against you. on the same day that they demanded a public option, they say that this film out there and the popular uprising. he's going to quit. and now, instead, that would be sweet victory for some of his critics and tragedies for some of his fans here. back to you. >> possibly. and it is a little sarcasm. you have to see the show. okay, thank you. >> all right. well, the weather is going to cooperate. >> yes, it will. they will wear a life jacket to the premier. as well as you do. and it is tuesday, best shot day. >> all right. >> this gentleman, they did everything right.

that's in st. mary's county, driving all the way to the falls out here southeast of charleston, west virginia. i thought that was actually quite well done. >> can you climb those falls? in jamaica? or is it just something like that? >> i have no idea. >> you've got no answer? >> no, i don't know. what kind of shot is that, what kind of meteorologist are you? >> this is in charleston, west virginia. >> you know so much about all these things. >> they don't look real steep. you could probably climb them. >> why don't you give it a shot and you'll let us know? >> yes, we appreciate it at maryland. they drove all the way from st. mary's county to see that picture and he did everything right. go to our website on wusa9.com, click on weather, you'll see where to submit your best shot. please include your name and your hometown. okay, next three days, still cool tomorrow. we're looking at temperatures, generally holding in the upper 60s. we do have a chance of showers

tomorrow. upper 60s tomorrow and mostly sunny keeping the showers late friday. although much milder on friday. temperatures back in the mid-70s. now tonight, becoming mostly cloudy, breezy and chilly. upper 40s to the mid-50s. winds are not quite as strong as they were today. still northwest at 10 to 15. lows tonight, pretty cool. and 49 in greatfall. 51 out here in silver spring. probably right around 50 in buoy and upper marlboro. that's pretty cool with the clouds and the winds. they keep temperatures up. tomorrow night, we won't have those two and tomorrow, we'll probably be the coldest night of the fall. so far that is. the other fall. 65 right now in gaithersburg. 66 at vienna and woodbridge. generally mid-60s across the immediate metro area. and not showing that to you on this map. if you go out there, it's 43 degrees. only 160 miles from here. i know that well. becoming partly sunny and chilly. a shower possible. tomorrow morning, 40s and

50s. winds are not that much of a factor by the morning. in the afternoon, breezy again. cool upper 60s. slight chance of the showers at 10 to 15. satellite picture, radars combined. moving out of the lakes. still producing pretty good showers through out here and western new york state. a little disturbance out here. you can see that pink up here. there it is. a little bit of snowflakes mixed in here. you might even see a wet snowflake tonight. all right, tomorrow, slight chance of a shower, upper 60s to play. oakland, maybe 69. downtown, 68 or is. there's the small craft advisory on the bay entitled ma tomic because of the winds. next seven days. upper 60s tomorrow, showers possible. upper 60s on thursday. quieter winds. partly cloudy on wednesday, mid-70s. showers are possible, still unsettled for this weekend. it'll be mild. rain or showers are possible. some of the showers could bleed

into sunday. should be dry for them and then in the upper 60s next week and mid-70s by next tuesday. >> all right, thank you very much. if diamonds are a girl's best friend. you'll want to hear about the one found recently in south africa. plus, a 911 dispatcher finds themselves taking an emergency call from his own house. and that story is next.

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join us next weekend to learn that it is next on saturday and sunday at the dc convention center. you can learn more about it on wusa9.com, just click on living green. 911 dispatchers, they get plenty of alarming calls. >> the one in quincy massachusetts, he got a call saying that they will never forget. they explain this one.

>> they race through a quincy home. the 911 calls start pouring in. >> 911, what's your intake? >> for veteran dispatcher, someone else's emergency, they quickly became his nightmare. >> and it's surreal. you don't believe you hear it, and it's not registering. >> as he sat at his station, the caller said that the fire was at 97 avenue. >> are you sure? like are you sure on the address? someone took it, it's mild. >> not just their house, but where their parent lived as well and their reports are lighting up the phone lines, they were not good. >> and they all see that outside. >> i'll just stay here in the park to get that out there for them to be adjacent. >> the dispatch phones kept ringing and they were not quite sure what they should do. their captain quickly told them to forget the job and to get home. >> my main concern is my parents. as they came out of the corner, my father, he was standing out in the streets and my mother right behind him. >> and his family safe, but he

lost everything. he says that his job in dispatch is actually helping him cope. and as someone who deals with emergencies daily, he knows firsthand, things could have ended. >> no one died. we could rebuild. with the things we lost, we can get back. it's the material things. >> all right, great attitude there. in the meantime, the south african company says that they discovered a diamond the size of the chicken egg. it was found on thursday at the mind northeast. the company's chief executive says that the gem is over 500 and seven carats and they have exceptional color and clarity. that's one happy man. the diamond may be among the world's top highest quality gems ever. >> i hope he has pretty good security. >> yes. >> your free tickets to one of the disney theme parks just six minutes away. plus, something that they found in your home to be deadly to pets. find out how to protect your four-legged friends coming up. the debate over the war in afghanistan. heats up at the white house.

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being recalled because of their floor mats to interfere with the accelerators and cause a crash. you can get more details on wusa9.com. metro unvails the huge security upgrades for the public transit systems. they call for facial recognition cameras added out there. they are also planning to add cameras on their subway cars. a key senate committee voted down a government run health insurance plan today. after almost five hours of debate. the public option by the 15 to 8 vote. a one-on-one talk with all of them kicking off the series of the high-leveled meetings for president obama on afghanistan today. both leaders remain committed to the mission, but the president, they could face some troubles when they take their next strategy to congress. >> reporter: in the oáfl office, president obama talks about strategies and afghanistan with their new secretary general. >> we both agree that it is

absolutely critical that we are successful in dismantling and destroying the al qaeda network. >> the nato chief says that turning the tides in afghanistan requires the change in tactics. wanting to focus equally on winning supports for the civilians in defeating al qaeda and taliban insurgents. promising that they will standby the u.s. >> and we will stay in afghanistan as long as it takes to finish our job. >> the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, they told the president that they believe success can only be achieved by adding more u.s. forces in his report. he says up to 40,000 troops are needed now.

>> that is just a beginning of where we are. where they are ru luck at that particular time to commit more soldiers to the unpopular war. joel brown, cbs news, the white house. the president is not expected to make a final decision for them for some time. tomorrow, they will speak with the secretary or secretaries i should say and the commander of the joint chief for their side on the plan. >> disney is offering a free area here for them in exchange of the one-day land. expiring the volunteers next year. they will be admitted out there to disney land and disney world for a day. the program is called give a day, give a disney day. eat your vegetables. your mom has been telling you for a long time. now the sinners of the sports

disease control, they find that nine out of 10 high schoolers, they just aren't doing that. they recommend the teens get at least three servings of vegetables a day and two serve -lgz of fruit. about 100,000 students took part in the survey. >> well, the local was the theme today at cafes, and the colleges and the corporations, all across our aye and the -- our area and the country. the challenge was for them to serve a male made entirely from ingredients to the local farms. the management companies, they sponsored the events and the goal was to show how supports for the local food producers committed for the economy and the environment and our health. >> and i'm speak of what we eat. pet owners, we have all heard it today. don't feed your pets human foods. they process them differently than the two-legged creatures. >> while certain agreements may be nice, they show us they could be highly poisonous for pets. >> it looks like she's holding her weight well.

you're such a good girl. >> reporter: veterinarian doctor is treating the 7-year-old for poisoning. >> this can be a fatal process. >> within minutes, the insulin surged. they fell to dangerously low levels. >> she was on her back and she was just like shaking, really scary. >> i heard a noise in the dining room. i was in the kitchen, looked through the door, she's in the corner, on her back, having a seizure. stkpwhráfr pat knew his pet lab was in serious trouble. but she didn't know the cause. her daughter figured it out. >> i was in my room and they were going back for my counter. i went downstairs for a little while. and when i went back up to my room, the box of tick tacks in the middle of my floor, all chewed up. >> had he not been contacted quickly, she could have died within 30 minutes. and that's a sugar alcohol used in many sugarless products. from gum to candy to home

baking. it's safe for humans. but when injected by dogs, it can cause life threatening liver disease. and a number of poisonings is rising. >> it's getting scary how common it is. and as a sugar substitute, that's becoming true out here in our society because of the human wait problems. >> everyone is surprised. no one has ever heard of this before. >> reporter: they are on the mend. they induced the vomiting for the crucial area and they put her on medicine to address her elevated liver enzymes. the bottom line, don't assume anything is safe for humans is equally safe for pets. audrey barns, 9news now and wusa9.com. it's not clear how that affects other household pets. but they said not to chance it. just because something is safe for humans doesn't mean it's safe for pets. now, if you go to our website on wusa9.com, we've got a list of other foods and plants that could be poisonous to your

pets. just take a look under our pets section. staying with the animal theme here. happy that they may get a lot happier. the 5,000 pound animal was moved to milwaukee overnight where he will be joined by two female hippos for possible breeding. the zoo officials say they kept the move underwraps because of the delicate task of transporting happy. spend money to save money. a rebate can intaoeus you to dig deep. up next, if you want to redeem one of your offers, get ready to do some work. is tkpwhr first, let's check a check on the evening rush hour. and they are in the 9news now and the traffic center. >> that's right, 5:36 and trouble set of the hour. if you're looking at a problem here and the american legion, a car buyer is blocking the three left lanes and you can expect all the way from 123 out here anded old georgetown road through new hampshire and half an hour there and route 202 about 20 minutes. let's hop on over out there for cars and people heading home

for them. and this will be about a 20 minute delay at this hour. but no incidents or accidents. finally, you cannot forget them backing up this hour the at arena drive. 80,000 people are packing the fedex center today. getting out early for them. >> and that is traffic time that will now be right back.

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carefully. rebate checks, they look a lot like junk mail. and accept that filing for a rebate will take some work. free money really isn't free at all. >> mark your calendars a few weeksed ahead so you're on the lookout. if you've got a problem with that rebate, contact the the company and if it is still not resolved, file a complaint with the federal trade commission or the attorney general in your state. >> a famous director turned fugitive asks for leniency from the court. we'll have the latest on roman polanski coming up on 9news now. >> it's tuesday and that means time for the latest installment of the good, the bad, and the ugly. tonight, why vodka and soccer don't mix. plus, why halloween came ready for the reds. just nine minutes from now. topper, any of that in your closet? >> i'm quivering with anticipation. we'll take you out. i'm sure you're quivering with antipace about this. not much in terms of graphs, but weeds back in the moderate

rains and most sports, skyrockets are the high range. go to our website on wusa9.com, click on the weather tab, follow the drop down menu. you'll get the breakdown. we'll break it for you after this.

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the hollywood director won't be leaving his swiss prison cell any time soon. since jumping bail after pleading guilty to having sex with a 13-year-old 32 years ago. they filed motion for the release, but the swiss court says a ruling is weeks away. polanski's wife, a french abg stress has -- actress has met with him in jail, trying to

reassure other family and friends. but of course, the stiff circumstances, they are very hard for him. >> lawyers will try to prove that the arrest is illegal. >> plenty of opportunities for them to see that now and in that way. it was the publicity that got him caught. they waited until he was on the flight to switzerland before tipping off with police. >> the festival organizers say that polanski's status as a wanted man never even crossed their minds when they invited him. >> i adore him and what he has done for the industry. but he took off when it became clear that the judge would impose a harsher sentence.

decades later, his days on run mite be over, but hissing long legal journey has only just begun. he receives three meals a day and allowed outside for one hour of daily exercise. they can see him for an hour a week. but that does not include official visits from lawyers and diplomats. 9news now at six is less than 15 minutes away. here's a look at what we have new for you tonight. trying to get their life back on track. philadelphia eagles quarterback, mike mike, in our area to spread the word that dog fighting is not a good thing. >> and plus, see how the redskins redeem themselves off the field following sunday's loss to the lions. that's coming up tonight at 6:00. what is so funny? >> nothing. >> really? >> yes, she's being bad. >> all right. >> okay, i'm back on track. >> you're back on track? >> yes, >> okay, i was wondering if it was a joke or something they missed.

>> no, we're talking about that weather forecast. it's moving. >> yes, serious stuff here. winds are gusting. an excess of 20 miles per hour. here's your forecast first now. the next few days, still cool tomorrow. only in the upper 60s. and we do have a chance of a sprinkle or a shower on wednesday. upper 60s on thursday. but the winds died down. a slight chance of a shower late, but a very nice day. certainly golfable. tonight, skies will be turned. winds are northwesterly at about 10 to 15. lows tonight, pretty chilly, everywhere. despite the clouds and the winds. remember, clouds and wins, to -- winds to keep the temperatures up. 49 at great falls, temperatures are comfortable. and this is kind of cool. it's 43 in oakland. they could actually see a wet snowflake for us tomorrow.

becoming partly cloudy, chilly, a shower possible. 40s and 50s. winds are northwest at 10. not talking about a big deal. but the passing shower or the sprinkle is possible. also in the afternoon, partly sunny. breezy and cool, upper 60s. winds are increasing a little bit at this time at about 10 to 15. satellite picture, radar combined. a lot of showers to the north of us, a lot of wet snowflakes up around here. clouds will rotate in here tonight and generally, hang in here tomorrow. we'll see kind of a mix of clouds and sun tomorrow. a little more like march tomorrow. next seven days? i can't do it unless i hear it. showers are possible. mostly sunny on thursday. winds die down, a pretty nice day. showers are possible late and we're still unsettled. probably the best way to do it. the mid-70s. it'll be mild for fall to fairfax. but a shower is possible, showers may plead into sunday. should be okay for the redskins game and then 60s on monday, back to the 70s on tuesday.

>> you could work on cleaning up the showers a little bit? >> hard for them on saturday night. >> all right, welcome back. we have -- we have costumes tonight. the weekly look at them and the world of sports. it is the good, the bad, and the ugly for the 29th of september. start with the good, the pest hit on the horrible pitch. the ranger, chris davis, way to watch the replay on this base hit. hitting the pitch that bounces. a good two feet in front of the plate and still puts them up out there and it is like cricket. and that is just great for them out there. >> right. nicely done. >> the best catch for them in houston. and he loses the handle as he swings out here, making that right out. there one handed catch. watch it kind of bounce off the forearm and then he stuck it right out there. my instinct is that but his is too much going into the fire. best traveling wardrobe. the rookies of the cincinnati

reds. it's a baseball tradition. you know what, the road trip of the year, they need to have the most hue mail yeting -- humiliating. that's the pad for them. where is mini mouse? there she is. a couple that we could not identify. in the meantime, the texans to jones, that is the touchdown and then they go straight into the stands and into the arms of their mom. >> okay, cute. >> they get some pudding, because that's what the mom is suppose to do. >> the worst crash, nascar race, out there. joe gibb's driver, not once, but watch him flip, seven times out there. they are always able to walk out, almost always as they do on this occasion. after the race, they look on out there for them and because that's what joe always does. >> great. >> they work that out. assault by them. jake cut her, they are waiting to call time out for them against the steelers.

they do so. but then watch the rest as they signal the time-out, watching them right out there knocking the helmet off their head. watch cut her. he even thinks it's funny because he walked off the field. i think what he is laughing is that he almost went to the redskins this offseason and they didn't. it's pretty funny. >> the wildest pitch. the royals. watch the replay on this as they almost hit the guy. and they are standing on the on deck circle. hearing of the purpose pitch. that's the purpose pitch of the guy who is not even up there which is kind of slower thinking. let's go to the ugly from the russian premier leagues. one of the moscow players, winding up for the penalty kicks. watch them as they move from the crowds. they run on the pitch. and they pick that goal. now, you've got to admit for a guy that ran out there, that's pretty nice? >> yes. >> but then they take the victory lap around. now, if it had is philly, for example, they would have flattened this guy right away, they let them go out there for a while. finally, the tour championship. this is stewart, you see the shot bouncing and going over the fence for some guy's yard over

there which is unfortunate, they need to take up the penalty shots. the second penalty shot that goes on the fly over there and the same there. in the same yards, which is a boogie. where is my ball? that is ugly. that's a bummer. >> yes. >> even they have a bad. >> it makes us feel good? >> yes, that's right. coming up, what sounds like science fiction is getting closer to reality. they could save thousands of lives when it comes to oregon donations. don't forget, we're always on wusa.com. stay with us, tonight's living well segment is next.

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longer. they need an oregon transplant right now. more than 4,000 will die this year while still waiting. researchers at utth university of texas, they are on the urge of the breakthrough, a new way to preserve that while they are being transported to patients who are waiting. the technology, provides oxygen nateed solutions. and which means that it is essentially being supplied with all the oxygen they need to maintain the functions. they look like little ice checks that keep the oregons it in good shape for four to six hours. ? the system uses pressurized gas and a system called that. the expanding oxygen runs the

system and the fluid abouts like blood, bringing them to the oregon and taking away the waste products. they describe it as the heart lung machine for oregon. and the taste will eventually weigh in only about 15 pounds. engineers will work on the design and with any luck, they could be fda approved on the mart late next year. >> i'm very excited about the prospect. because i think that this technology, they may very well change the transplant power. a long erwin doe to -- a longer window will last longer in theory. tonight at 11, taking years off your face without going under the knife. in a special living well report, why some patients say an eastern tradition is the best way to erase the signs of aging.

cosmetic acupuncture on 9news now tonight at 11. and thanks for joining us at 9news now at five. 9news now at 6 starts right now. we begin with a developing story out of southeast dc. witnesses and reallitives say an elderly woman sat in a hospital emergency room waiting for more than six hours, complaining of chest pain, and dies shortly after she was call back for treatment. in the initial review, the united medical center in southeast believes they could not have prevented the woman's death. dave dave joining us with that. >> reporter: the united medical center is a more recent name for the former greatest area. the hospital in a statement says they are can you be thing a thorough investigation with the dc health department as to what happened in the emergency department yesterday. according to a witness in the e.r. waiting area, it's