this family has suffered unimaginable pain. >> it's been over 12,000 days since one of dc's darkest days. the lyon sisters vanished. see what they would look like now and take a look back. why a virginia politician is acting to void the health care bill and how he plans to do it. topper is tracking sunshine. then a change in the weather. this is 9news now. >> former teacher ronny jones wants a court to tell dc schools reid is wrong. he is suing for intentional infliction of stress because of what she said after firing more than 200 teachers and staff. >> gary nurenberg talked with him tonight. >> reporter: 22 years in the air force, 13 in the classroom. ronny jones is looking for work. >> i worry a lot about how i will be able to support my family. >> reporter: he finds some solace in

his band vintage. you can see it on the web. what he can't forget is the explanation dc school's chancellor michelle reid gave the company last month for the firing of 260 teachers and staff. i had got rid of teachers who hit children, who had sex with children, who missed 78 days of school. >> it hurts deeply because i have never, ever hit a child in school. i have never done anything inappropriate with the child. >> reporter: jones says her remarks hurts the reputation of all those she fired. >> we have brought suit on the basis of defamation, infliction of emotional stress. ♪ it's my imagination >> reporter: he says it's not his imagination. he can see the results on his granddaughter. >> friends she had who visit now won't visit. and any job that i apply and ask

-- and when they ask where i'm coming from and i tell them the dc public school systems, it's pretty short conversation, you know. no job is available. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for reid told 9news now we don't comment on litigation against the district. she was formally served last week and has not yet filed responsive pleadings in court. the suit will be followed closely because jones is asking for millions and there is more than 200 other teachers and staff who could arguably make the same claims. derek and anita. the attorney general today made good on his promise to sue the federal government over health care overhaul legislation. >> the governor insists that new law is unconstitutional because it will force people to purchase health insurance or face financial penalties. tonight we sat down with our own andrea mckaren for a spirited conversation about the move that put him in the national spotlight. >> when i ran for office, i was

very, very clear that i was running in part to contest the overreach of power by the federal government. >> reporter: even with a broken foot, , the attorney general is quickly reaching his stride. filing a lawsuit against the federal government for what he calls an unprecedented, unconstitutional act. >> there is no precedent in history for the federal government ordering americans to buy some good or service from other people. >> reporter: what do you say to the 31 million americans who don't have health insurance? >> there are an awful lot of things we can do to increase competition, allow customers more power and bring down costs so that health care is more accessible to people. >> reporter: critics wonder if he was motivated by politics and not the law. do you have preferential --

>> absolutely not. our lawsuit is about the constitution, period. and whether or not it's violated by this bill. and, therefore, whether virginia's statute should stand or fall protecting citizens from an individual mandate. that is all our lawsuit is about. >> reporter: so what is this lawsuit costing virginia taxpayers? so far the $350 filing fee. now, even though the attorney general is just a few months into his first term, he told us tonight he plans to run for reelection. we spoke with several constitutional law experts and interestingly they are split on whether the attorney general has a case and whether they believe it will ultimately be decided by the supreme court. derek. well, if today was not controversial or significant enough, vice president joe biden threw just a little more gasoline on the fire when he made a comment and it was all caught on tape. that one spread like wildfire online. but instead of the white house

trying to distance itself from the remark, they're doing the exact opposite. they said, yes, mr. vice president, you are right. new at 11:00, road rage leads to gunfire along busy i95. this all went down about 4:30 this afternoon in prince williams county. a dump truck tried to merge on the highway but the truck got into it with a jaguar. the truck hit the jag twice. both vehicles ended up on the side. the truckdriver fired a gun. police sided the trucker for reckless driver but several charges are pending against the driver of the jaguar and would you believe his 2-year-old daughter was in the car. fortunately nobody was hurt. a little girl is in the hospital tonight after a dog bit the child in the face. it happened in the 400-block of

atlantic :00-block of atlantic street southeast in dc around 7:30 this evening. they took the children to the hospital for treatment. they caught the animal that attacked her on south capitol. an update now to an investigation into a death in if he had rick county, maryland. -- frederick county, maryland. morgan plat accidentally drowned. they discovered his body. he told family members he was leaving on a bus trip to california or florida just before he died. and they say he would often walk by the dam to short enhis trip to the -- shorten his trip to the bus stop. also new at 11:00, police need your help to find a missing teenagers. officers are looking for 17-year-old raquel fuentes. she was last seen friday in the 9600-block of alpine drive. her family is kind of worried because she suffers from a medical condition and may not have her medication with her. police are also looking for your help to find a missing 12-year-old from testimony pill hills. she has -- temple hills.

she has been missing since last friday. she told her parents she was staying after school for an event that ended at 7:00 p.m. when dixon's parents reported her missing, it was after they went to school and picked her up and found there was no such event. anybody with information about either of those missing teens call the police. a local man who identified himself as a chiropractor for two sports teams is behind bars for taking part in a steroid distribution operation. we have details and reaction from the teams. brett. >> reporter: nagel is a doctor who claims to be the team chiropractor for the washington nationals and capitals. both of the sports teams are taking great pains to distance themselves from the doctors tonight. two investigators from the polk county, florida sheriff's office spent part of the day at capitol's office investigating him that nagel and another doctor who was arrested in

florida last may provided steroids to dc pro-athletes. both teams issued quick did he niles today. the caps -- did he niles today. -- denials today. the caps saying there is no evidence that steroids were provided to any capitol player. he is not the team chiropractor as they stated. the doctor's office has seen some of our players for standard, routine chiropractic services. the fact the two teams are defying a relationship -- denying a relationship does not mean the players didn't deal with him on an individual basis. our players can consult with dr. kevorkian on their own time and we would have no way of knowing. more during sports, a neat tafrjts all right, brett -- anita. >> all right, brett. speed kills. that is from a safety campaign in montgomery county and organizers today backed it up with the impact speeding can

have on people walking. a driver traveling 35 miles an hour hits the brake 29 feet from a dummy in the street. far too fast for avoiding it. in virginia, a warning from police about a man who is exposing himself on the washington and old dominion bike trail. police cite 11 cases dating back to mid january and they urge women to avoid being on the trail alone or using devices like headphone to prevent hearing when somebody is approaching. they also recommend carrying the cell phone. plain clothes officers are patrolling the bike trail. they have been missing for more than three decades. we look at the disappearance of the lyons sisters. a new study shows what is true in nature is true when it comes to us when men try to court a pretty lady. showers are moving out. we'll take you out with the

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. taking a look around the world, in louisiana a car ran a stop sign slamming into a bus and another car. a woman died on the scene. emergency crews took two other people to the hospital for treatment. now no children were on the bus at the time of the terrible crash. in philadelphia, two pre teens are in trouble accused of attacking a woman as part of a playground game. the 11 and 12-year-old called it catch and wreck in which the kids targeted people they thought were homeless and then beat and robbed them for fun. the victims suffered minor injuries. in mississippi, it's a win-loose situation for a lesbian student whose school cancelled prom because she wanted to bring her girlfriend to it. it violated the girl's rights but they would not force the school to hold the dance anyway. this week marks the 35th anniversary of one of the most

mysterious disappearances in the washington area. march 25th, 1975, two youngsters, sheila and katherine lyon, vanished while walking home from a shopping mall just a half mile away from their house. tonight we revisit the case and for the first time see new enhanced age pictures of what the girls right look like today. an extensive search for the sisters began just hours after they were due home. 12-year-old sheila and 10-year-old katherine walked from their house to eat pizza and see easter displays. it was here that they were seen showing a man and talking to him in a tape recorder. the girls have never been found. >> sheila and kate are still 10 and 12. >> are still 10 and 12. that's the same age they were. >> this is john and mary li i don't knows, the -- lyons

parents. they felt cheated. >> the bride he didn't walk the aisle. the grandchildren we didn't have. the son-in-laws we didn't have. >> this family has suffered unimaginable pain and ang witch these past -- anguish these past 35 years. >> this is a case that will remain active in our files until we know what happened to these girls. >> this is sheila. >> the center works closely with montgomery county police who also continue to work this case. >> this is katherine. >> using art and science, forensic imaging specialists have helped create aged enhanced images of the girls over the year. these are the latest pictures of what sheila and katherine could look like today in their 40s. >> it's close to my heart because of being familiar with the case and, again, having seen pictures of the family and knowing some of the circumstances. >> circumstances that seem to have stood still for so many years and still haunt a family

seeking answers. >> and the lyons also have two sons. one of them works for the montgomery county police and john lyon, the girl's father, has volunteered working with crime victims in the county as well. caught on tape in texas, a police officer is in trouble after ramming his patrol car into another car. he had just made a u-turn to try to catch up with a speeding vehicle when he clipped the rear end of another car. the patrol car ended up hitting the curb before plowing into some trees. the department is now evaluating if the officer followed proper procedure. city leaders in la are taking another look at red light cameras after a six-month long investigation. a local tv station found accidents were actually up at 20 of the 32 intersections that had the cameras. police say rear end collisions may have increased but the number of deadly accidents is down. >> it's reduced the most serious types of accidents which are right angle. and because now people are

following the rules of the road to stop at red lights, sometimes we will have rear end accidents as a result of that. >> in fact, the police say the rear end accidents are a byproduct of the cameras because drivers are following too close behind one another when someone hits the brakes. in the animal kingdom it goes down like this. the male of the species shows off his stuff, whatever that stuff might be, in moepz hopes of attracting -- hopes of attracting the finest female he can get. we all know proof positive in the human kingdom we're not that much different. they asked young adult men to perform skate board tricks in front of guys and then in front of an attractive woman and just like you expect the pretty face made the guys pull out all of the stops and take on much greater risk. out on the streets of dc, we could find no one surprised by that result. >> well, having once myself been a young man, i can attest to the fact that female can skew our

better judgment. >> an ex-boyfriend of mine climbed to the top of a crane to show off. >> were you impressed? >> i was right up there with him. >> and testosterone levels were a lot higher in the guys doing their thing in front of the pretty woman which would account for all kinds of things. a new david letterman is on after 9news now. here is a preview. >> the census, you think, please, mind your own business. [ laughing ] >> but you can't have that attitude. you have to pick up the census form and you have to fill it out. and there are some changes in the form this year, for example, under gender, where it says gender, you have to fill this out and you have your choice of male, female or gaga. [ laughing ]. >> it's a third category of gender. >> wow. >> ben stiller tonight. again, you can catchall of dave right after 9news now. all right. we were reminded we were in march today. >> oh, yes. >> only 54. >> pretty yucky. >> well, the day wasn't bad

until the evening. morning and early afternoon was okafor march and we're looking at -- okay for march and we're looking at milder air. the next three days we're looking at sunshine tomorrow. it will still be breezy. temperatures in the mid 60s. 65 on thursday. clouds come in. and a cold rain on friday. temperatures back in the mid 50s for highs. i'll raise it a couple degrees. overnight clear skies. at least clearing skies and breezy and chilly. a low 38-44 and winds out of the northwest at 10-20. so we're not going to be able to shake the winds. tomorrow morning mostly sunny. a breezy start and a chilly start. temperatures in the 30s and 40s and winds persist at 10-20. so it will feel a little cooler than it actually is because of the winds tomorrow. by afternoon, partly cloudy, breezy, still milder though, high temperatures low to mid 60s. so we're going to gain about ten te grez and the winds nor -- degrees and the winds northwesterly at 10-20 and occasionally gusty. 63 in gaithersburg and 63 in

bowie. off to the west and north, 63 in fairfax and reston. and you head out towards sterling and leesburg and loudoun county, more than likely in the low 60s. but still better than today. we have a storm out in the four corners area. that is coming in here on friday. we have this storm finally, and i mean finally pulling away. look at all of the rain and showers and storms been through portions of connecticut and rhode island. we have our batch of showers today. they have moved well on out and now we're seeing clearing skies and we're in pretty good shape for the next 48 hours before the next system comes and gets us. zone forecast all six zones are still available on the website at wusa9.com. 61 in winchester. in the 50s for martinsburg but 66 in culpeper. 63 in warrenton and 63 in manassas. downtown 64, 65. 63 in gaithersburg and 63 in frederick. it's going to be cool in the bay. temps in the 60s. with the winds we're looking at a small craft advisory for the

bay and tidal potomac. 65 on thursday. the day part is dry but showers possible thursday night and then there is the cold rain on friday. temperatures in the mid 50s. we come back on saturday with sunshine, upper 50s. and another weak system comes in here on sunday and monday. maybe some showers, maybe some light rain. temps hovering around 60. >> okay, topper. thank you. all right. two things, brett, first of all you don't hear the word steroid and chiropractor linked together. >> i know. >> secondly is it the caps office or not caps office. >> he has the sign on the door saying washington capitol team chiropractor or is someone else lying. the nats say they haven't heard of the guy. but they're distancing themselves from steroid chiro. plus gilbert looking at jail time. 9 sports coming up.

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it's time for 9 sports with brett haber, the best sports in town. >> the capitals say douglas nagel isn't their team chiropractor, we take them at their word. nagel has an office down the

haul from the nights and -- hall from the capitals. the team insists while some of the marz have used the -- players have used the doctor's services, there no official relationship between the man who was arrested for steroid distribution today and the team. he also alleges to be the doctor for the nationals but they're saying we've never heard of the guy. >> i've never heard of his name until the report this morning. we don't know anyone having to do with him. i don't know how we could have less association with him. >> that is a denial. nats in lakeland tonight which ironically is where the whole investigation began. scott olson got roughed up to the tune of 12 hits, six runs, four innings as the nats fall 6-2. gilbert arenas is charming and has a smile that lights up china

town and he maybe thought that and his status would be enough to keep him out of jail. but that now appears doubtful. in a scathing 61-page sentencing recommendation to the judge, federal prosecutors today recommended three months of jail time for the wizards star stemming from his locker room gun incident. gilbert's inconsistent testimony and his lack of contrition since the events occurred, the u.s. attorney writing that arenas has shown little genuine remorse for anything other than how the incident may affect his career. if any other individuals without fame, power and wealth of this defendant brought four firearms into the district, the government would seek their incarceration and the court would almost certainly give it. wizards hosting charlotte tonight. vazquez with some time on his hands these day taking it all in. wiz down three. that is cold blooded, folks. ties the game. sends it to overtime in which

the wizards got outscored. tyson chandler wizards lose their 12th straight winless in march. all right, for all of the raw stats and play book data and recruiting information that a football coach has to keep if his head, two numbers have been on ralph's mind for the last three months. 2 and 10. that wads maryland's record -- was maryland's record last year. today he began the process of exercising those numbers. spring practice opening for the terps today. the red and white game will be april 24th. and while playing 24 freshman last year was painful at times, now it will pay dividend. >> we have to benefit from playing young kids last year. they have to grow up. now they should be taking the next step. >> finally tonight, this is a self facial. memphis star elliott williams going up here. but watch the ball as it goes through the hoop, bounces off his face and back into the hoop. that doesn't count of the ball has to come all the way out.

he got rejected by his own pie hole. >> don't you hate it when your face is up in the net. >> i often have the problem of being up with my face near the rim. >> i did not know that it didn't count if it doesn't come out of the bottom of the net. i thought it just had to get through the rim. >> that's because you and i grew up playing on playgrounds.

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this just in, the missing 17-year-old from silver spring has been found. >> we end on a good note. goodnight.