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place believe a dangerous combination of speed and alcohol led to a violent crash in prince georges county. two women victims were thrown from a car. we have the latest information. >> reporter: this all started at the a 500 block of kenilworth avenue. that's a few blocks away from this crash scene here at this intersection of baltimore and east-west highway. the car was traveling down east- west highway apparently lost control and crossed over baltimore avenue and took down a pole. look at this front yard. the yield sign is knocked over. walk over here, another traffic sign on the ground. even a fire hydrant was knocked off. the car then struck this tree and continued to careen through this front yard. folks here at the group home cannot talk on camera. however, we are told the women were ejected from the vehicle. both on them on either side of the brick wall. we talked to a neighbor moments

ago who heard the chaos. >> they were arguing back and forth like what do we do? and the woman was screaming because she's saying they are dead. they are dead and the guy's like yo-yo you have to put this car out. the car's on fire. >> reporter: this is what the car looked like as it was towed from the scene. fortunately the women are still alive. late word we are receiving from police, the women are both in critical condition. police tell us alcohol was a factor in the crash. back here live at the intersection of baltimore and east-west highway. you can see the window was shattered. folk say the living room is covered with broken glass. they have having insurance adjustors to come out and look. fortunately no one inside was hurt. >> thank you. we have now breaking news

from fairfax county. at least six people have been injured in a crash. this happened on i-66 west near blake lane. we do not know the nature of the injuries, and we do not know the cause of the crash, but as you can see it appears one lane is getting by on the right, but westbound traffic is backed up for miles. we'll be following the story throughout the day. a driver who police say struck and killed two pedestrians in rockville has been charged with driving under the influence. this happened as two 26-year- old victims tried to cross rockville pike at marinelli drive at 3:00 sunday morning. investigators believe the two men had just left the white flint metro station. according to police, the driver stopped briefly and then left the scene. >> the driver and the female passenger appeared to be tending to the pedestrian.

the driver and passenger got back in to the acura and drove north. >> the car look like it hit a pole. i didn't know it hit two people. >> reporter: the driver of the car returned to the scene. police identified him. in addition to the dui charge, police say that the driver could face additional charges. both victims are from silver spring, maryland. downtown parking will be a little more challenging for some this week. that's because streets are being closed for a hollywood film crew that will be shooting "transformers 3. " restrictions are already in affect. we caught film crews unloading and preparing for action around the mall this morning. wisconsin avenue in georgetown was closed else early this

morning for filming. you can get the entire list of street closures and also changes because of the film by going to our website at wusa9.com. the two major candidates for governor many maryland will be facing off tonight. it is the first debate for martin o'malley and bob ehrlich since four years ago and you can watch it tonight at 7 p.m. on our digital channel 9.2. that is channel 203 on comcast, channel 461 on fios and channel 805 on cox. for the first time in nearly two years, the washington redskins have a two- game winning streak. the washington redskins trail the green bay packers in yesterday's entire game but managed to score ten unanswered points in the fourth quarter. donovan mcnabb finished the day

26 with 357-yard. though game went in to overtime. seven minutes in and graham kicked a 33-yard field goal and that won it for washington. the final 16-83. dave owens has more on the redskins ' surprising victory. >> steps up and throws and picked off by landry. >> reporter: landry's overtime pick, followed by gano's winner culminated in an inlikely finish. for three quarters the offense looked stagnant and lost and green bay spent plenty of time in the redskins but give it up to the redskins they persevered. >> very proud of the way they kept fighting no finger pointing. >> the game is four quarters. can't keep a team close for four quarters, something may happen. >> reporter: for much of the game, mcnabb was bruised, battered and off target, seven

of the first eight possessions ended with punts. >> we didn't play well the first half. we said enough was enough. >> reporter: then a small adjustment, shorter drops, quicker passes seemed to open up the field. >> we seemed to move the ball consistency. santana and cooley did a great job. >> mcnabb can turn a game. when you are in a huddle and you know you have that it is a good feeling. >> reporter: don't forget the job by the defense. yes, the packers did turn out yards but scored just 13 points. >> yardage doesn't matter. it is all about scoring. we kept them out of the end zone when we needed to. >> we made big turn controversy and plays and put the offense in a gate position. >> reporter: can they turn the effort in to next week when manning comes to town, landry says yes. adding we have to have great disguise and great coverage

because when you plan play manning and make mistakes games tend to be over at halftime. dave owens, 9 news now in manning and the colts will come to town on sunday. indianapolis handed kansas city the first loss yesterday winning 19 to 9. by the way, sundays game at fedex will be in primetime. well, daylight and freedom could soon come for the trapped miners in chile. coming up on 9 news now we will look at the obstacles that remain. and they formed a bond with tai shan that another continent could not bring. details on those stories and more just ahead. i'm bob ehrlich.

i'm not the kind of guy who likes to hang on the sidelines. today maryland's in trouble. we're worse off than we were four years ago: dangerous debt, higher taxes, not enough jobs. we need real leadership to turn this state around. fix the budget -- honestly. grow small businesses -- really. excellent schools -- everywhere. protect the bay -- finally. it's why i'm running -- to make the state we love not just good, but great. now let's get down to work.

freedom could be just days away for the 33 trapped miners in chile. the rescue shaft, that will bring them to daylight, is being reinforced but there are many potential dangers. we have the latest developments. >> reporter: chilean rescue workers say they finished installing the last of 15 giant steel tubes designed to renn reinforce the top of a shaft used to bring up 83 trapped miners. the next step is building a platform to support the capsule when it is brought up. they hope to start the actual rescue as early as wednesday. below ground, the men have been preparing for the big day with

a special diet. it includes a high calorie chocolate drink to boost nutrition and have started to take aspirin to prevent blood clots. each of the men will have to endure a twisting 20 minute 2,000-foot ride to the surface in a rescue capsule. after more than two months, workers were finally able to break through in the miners on saturday. >> it was unbelievable. the feelings and emotions that everyone was going through, it was undescribable. >> reporter: anxious family members say they are waiting for the moment they can see their loved ones. she says i know i'm going to hug him but probably when that moment comes, i won't do anything. i'll just cry and scream. >> reporter: the 33 men will have to adjust to a whole new world, filled with video cameras, movie offers and book deals. 27 of the families have filed a $10 million suit against the mining company for negligence but for now everyone is just praying for a safe and joyful

return when the men see light for the first time in months. cbs news, new york. >> the miners have been trapped underground longer than anyone else in history. another town in hungary is on alert because of the huge spill of toxic sludge. the military sent in 300 soldier and 127 transport vehicles in case they are needed for evacuations. the dangerous toxic sludge is a by-product from an aluminum plant. it leaked out of a reservoir last week in to villages and waterways. and another body was found today, bringing the death toll to eight. police in mexico say they have identified two suspects wanted for the murder of an american jet skier. his wife says that david hartley was killed by pirates as they were on a lake that bordered mexico. both suspects are members of an alleged cartel. they come from a town hartley

and his wife visited before their ambush. it started five years ago with tai shan's first time at the zoo. they formed a friendship based on their love of the panda. when tai shan was shipped back to china, they followed. two of the women appeared on the cbs "early show" this morning. >> really love this bear. to spend $5,000 each to visit this bear in china why do you love this bear so much? >> when i saw him born on the panda cam, he came out and he hit a wall and i thought, this panda is going to be somebody incredibly special, and he is. >> reporter: the women have come up with a name for their group, they call themselves pandarazzis. howard is up next and he will talk about the wonderful forecast that he has for today. jc, it is gorgeous out

here. warm, record warmth. look at these numbers as we go to break. the 83 in sterling smashing the old record by five degrees we still have many hours to heat up. we will talk about the heat today and a cool down on the way when rereturn. whenwee

wedding wells rung out aross the country yesterday. couples tied the knot because of the date. october, 10th, 2010 or 810-1 --

10-10-80. hundreds took vac of this easy to remember anniversary in las vegas. the little white wedding chapel says i was the busiest day since 7/7-2007. >> from a kale of 1-to 10 they are the best and they feel the best and good about what is happening to them today. >> couples who failed to get married yesterday have 13 months to wait for 11/11/11. >> if you don't do it by 12/12/12. you have to wait until the next century. you are done. >> okay. >> how are you doing? >> what a gray weekend. >> beautiful weekend. and today is nice. we will be complaining it is too cold before long. look at the day at a glance.

temperatures in the upper 70s light south wind. 80s. at 5:00 86 or so and by 9:00 775 -- 75 with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. look at these temperatures, 84 to 8 t. southwest winds five to ten miles an hour. tonight, mostly cloudy a stray shower or thunderstorm. 53 to 63. southwest at five a front comes through. and you can see some of that well up to the north and west right now. a lot of energy, a lot of upper- level energy across pennsylvania and it's quite warm up here. notice the thin clouds. the high thin clouds coming in to northern sections.

for the most part we have sunshine and warm temperatures. the records to beat, 90 dc. 89 baltimore. 91 martinsburg. 78 in dulles. they are already up to 8 so a new record at dulles. fredericksburg is 86. somebody here, maybe several people here are going up to 90 today. average high is 70. on the bay, lou anne in annapolis 6 t. you can see how showers and storms up here. with this frontal boundary and the flow that way, northeastern maryland has a chance and even areas to the north of seeing stronger thunderstorms today. for the post part it will stay in to pennsylvania and new york state but close enough we have to watch. this front comes through, not so much in the morning but in

the afternoon with a few showers and isolated thunderstorm running south and east and much cooler air by wednesday. we are talking highs on wednesday only in the 60s. today, mid to upper 80s, 90 locally. a shower is possible tomorrow. 78. thursday, showers return, 62 if it is an earlier rain we won't get our of the 50s. clear out friday 62 and the weekend looks good. 68 on saturday and 70 on sunday. it is monday and that means it is time for momslikeme.com. i'm peggy fox with the monday moms like me spotlight. today internet tracking. you know when you go on-line that companies track you. but did you know they are tracking your children even more aggressively? with us is brenda hyde with washington family magazine. this is startling number here. >> it is. it really is.

the "wall street journal" did an investigation where they followed a 0 sites that were popular with kids and they found over 4,000 cookies were placed on computers from those sites. >> why are companies doing this, more aggressively toward children. >> our kids are more impressionable. they see something at a certain age and believe it is true. they see the pop up ads as real life stuff. >> and they click on it and buy it if they have a credit card i guess. >> right but they are impressionable and it is something we have to be concerned about. >> so what do you do? we went out to momslikeme.com and other moms and asked what their concerns are. they are concerned about that and concerned about adult-rated sites and they need to be segmented away so they are not easy to get to and other concerns that other parents aren't canning their job in finding out how to monitor. >> get some parental controls on your computer and learn to use them. >> exactly.

>> all right. we'll get it done. thank you so much. we will have all of this for you on

two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich didn't make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40%, cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education while serving in congress. but in the toughest of times, martin o'malley has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley, our children always come first.

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producer. >> how long have you been doing that. >> about two years ago we were in production and now the show is on the air. >> we condition see it but when we go to philadelphia. >> you can go to our website and there are links on youtube that have segments and stuff. >> congratulations to you. >> thank you very much. f. >> what are you fixing today, you have beats. >> i have roasted beats. we will get a little bit of latin american. >> let's start. i already roasted them in a 350- degree oven in their jacket. so you can see here this has a jacket. >> i love beets, very nutritious and good for you. >> crumbled goat cheese. >> can we start. >> roasted pumpkin seeds. these are caramelized onions i want to show you how to saute the onions. i will slice them down thinly.

like this. oh, boy you did that very well. >> if i didn't do it well i shouldn't be in the food business a little olive oil. >> extra virgin. >> yeah. >> and we will throw that in there and let that cook. >> reporter: one minute. i will help you. >> all right. in the meantime, this is puffed pastry dough that i have already rolled out. >> okay. >> take your knife. >> and i'm going to brush the flour off of this because if you keep the flu on there the dough will get gummy. >> oh, all right. so if you have a lot of flour on it at first then the excess off. we have one minute. >> okay. >> all right. now we will take the caramelized onions and spread them on the dough like this. >> reporter: okay. they smell so good. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: by the way, the recipe is on our website. we have 30 seconds. the recipe is on our website at

wusa9.com. >> a little bit of the goat cheese. >> one for the road. i love the goat cheese. >> let's see the finished product. >> i have the finished product in the oven here. >> 15 seconds. >> oh, look at that. would you like to try it? >> i do. i want to try it. you want to cut it real quick? that looks good. >> oh, yeah. can i fix this at home? >> of course i'm bob ehrlich. i'm not the kind of guy who likes to hang on the sidelines. today maryland's in trouble. we're worse off than we were four years ago: dangerous debt, higher taxes, not enough jobs. we need real leadership to turn this state around. fix the budget -- honestly. grow small businesses -- really. excellent schools -- everywhere. protect the bay -- finally. it's why i'm running --

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