was present and armed on saturday. they were doing the same, the crew. at some point, the clinton crew a hobart street crew started firing at one another. >> they will shoot indiscriminately with crowds of people around. >> reporter: robert foster of peabody street west, father of two is shot, he later dies. police say a they victim has been treated an -- a third victim has been treated and released from the hospital. >> reporter: relatives are gathering after an entire family of four was wiped out in an alleged dui accident. this is mark and amanda row with their two kids. they are all gone now. and these are some of the people left behind. >> really gonna miss them. my family, they were good, decent, beautiful family. they never did nobody wrong.

this is the 1994 jeep ter 1 cherokee the family of four died in yesterday, when it was hit from behind and exploded at this intersectiontion. 0-year-old steven a. boys of winchester blew a.7. he has at least two underage of possession of alcohol violations on his record and was on probation for possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute. >> look what he had -- look what he had to do to be in jail. he had to kill my family to do it. it's not right. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan in vienna, virginia. a picnic today in memory of a 19-year-old vivacious, creative woman. her name was vanessa pham. she was stabbed to death. police have no answers, no clue as to who killed her. her presents, family were gathered here both to relive the good times and hopes that a little more publicity will

bring forward someone who saw something. there is now a 1,000 reward offered for information leading to an arrest. >> it is still hard to fathom an there has not been the updates. so we don't have the closure or the justice. >> it could happen again. it could be somebody else's daughter or sister or mother or present. i mean it could be -- it could be anybody. young or old. i think everybody should be scared. >> today also marks the anniversary of the disappearance. shaqita bell. her family was back in fort washington looking, searching for her remains. the mother of three went missing 15 years ago. her ex-boyfriend, michael dickerson, admits he dilled her but police have -- killed her, but police have never been able to find her body. she was murdered just before she was to testify in an assault case.

>> it's not about anything else besides that. i can't rest until she's a found. >> in 2009, a judge sentenced dickerson. in the past, police have brought in the k-9 officers, a helicopter, even some digging account. anthony ross is the first person to be indicted and convicted in the district of columbia for sailing -- failing to update his sex registration. the law requires that the offenders give the law updateed information. here's more. >> reporter: there are 728,000 registered sex offenders nationwide and 100,000 that are not complying with the law. wait until you see where and when ross was captured by the u.s. marshal office. anthony ross was living a new life in ohio. convicted in 1999 for having sexual relations with a 15-year- old student, he moved from dc

to ohio without notifying authorities in either jurisdiction. until the u.s. marshal tracked him down. >> i pulled in and there was about six u.s. marshals with the guns drawn around the house. >> reporter: the day before his wetting. >> this was a unique case in the sense that, you know, he was going to be wed the next day and his fiancee really did have no idea of her future husband's pastallal -- at all. >> reporter: among other tools, they used an online bridal registry to find him. >> the deputy used some great thinking. there are a lot of different ways that people pop up. and he hit a home run with this. >> reporter: ross's case is not unusual. >> the vast majority of sex offenders are not in jail and prisons, they are in our streets. >> reporter: sex off fennered

nailing to -- offenders failing to register mass become a -- has become a nationwide problem. >> they are changing the way they look, they are doing whatever is necessary. our concern is what they are looking for is anonymity. they don't want people to know that they are there or what they've done. >> reporter: ross is sentenced to -- due be sentenced to -- is due to be sentenced for failing to comply. back to you. >> and to find out if a registered sex off fender is living in your state -- off fen ed -- offender is living in your state, go to the website. stake a look here. this is -- take a look here. this is 83-year-old douglas farmer. he left his home on saturday and has never been seen or heard from since. family members say he was supposed to be visiting his daughter's house nearby but he never got there. he may be driving a gold or

page-colored chevrolet pickup with tag 80 a-683, maryland tacks. dominion power customers, your rates are going up. virginia state regulators have requested the -- have requested the -- have okayed the request for the hike. the average height, 4.61. monica has our time-saver traffic. i love the color green. >> i do, too. it's kind of bordering on yellow. on the southbound side of the gb parkway. authorities have been clearing up a downed tree at the bridge here. you are being diverted at route 123. as you can see, it's not really too bad in that area. it should be clearing shortly. we'll take you outside and on 270, this is definitely the green light.

no problems all the way from roxville and now a look on the north side of town at the beltway, it's looking fine at the american legion bridge, a little heavy but all lanes are open and you are really good to go in that area as well. >> if you looked outside sore went outside today, the whole day, it looked like it was just about to pour but then it never really did. topper? >> yeah, in fact, this is the nicest time of the day. would have sunshine and breaks in the clouds. temperatures are -- we've had sunshine and breaks in the clouds. temperatures are manageable. we're getting a break. a lot of thunderstorms from virginia beach southward. 83 right now downfound. 83 in rockville. in some instances this is as warm as it's been. 78 out towards sterling. for tonight, then, still gonna remain partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. comfortable. we'll keep a chance for a shower or a sprinkle in.

low 64 to 70. we'll come back and talk about a cold front. tell you what that means for tomorrow's commute. a big win today for video game makers -- video gamemakers but for a lot of parents, it feels like a painful loss. more on the ruling of violent video games and kids. that's coming up. but first, why tv before bedtime could be bad for your child's heath. we'll talk about it.

a warning to parents tonight. you may want to reconsider letting your kids watch tv before they go to bed. a new study shows that children ages 3 to 5 who watch television after 7 had more trouble with their sleep. now, this includes cartoons or any kind of violent show. now they are urging parents that if a tv is in your child's room, take it out. >> sleep is critically important for children as they grow and develop. it can affect their school performance, how they affect during the day, if they are depressed, anxious. children really want to make sure their children are getting the proper sleep they need. >> it's not just the television. computer screen time should be limited. children under 2 and under should not have any screen time. older kids kept at two hours a day. menthol cigarettes could soon be a thing of the past.

the fat is recommending manufacturers eliminate the smokes. they say that flavoring has led to an increase in smokers and it makes it harder to quit. the fda said it could also increase counterfeit cigarettes. the fda does not have the power to ban nicotine but it can limit what goes in the smoking products. topper will have your full forecast right after the break. but first, corn for kids? bad. violent video programs, no problem. more on the supreme court ruling. you might have a problem with it. stay with us.

the supreme court ruled that the government cannot step in and police violent video games. the justices today struck down a california law that banned the rental or sale of violent games to children. here's the story. >> reporter: the supreme court says violent video games are protected under the first amendment. in a 7-2 ruling, the court struck down the california law banning the sale and rental of ultraviolent or sexually violent video games to anyone under age. >> if somebody wants to play a game of violence, it's make- believe. just because you see a violent movie doesn't mean you are gonna be violent. >> reporter: but supporters of this law say they can be

harmful. >> these video games expose kids to behavior that is not acceptable in reality. >> reporter: the decision is a big win for the multi-billion video gaming industry. the california law would have prevented minors from buying popular shoot-'em-up games like "grand theft auto." justice scalia pointed to fairly tales saying "certainly the books we give children to read or read to them when they are younger, contain no shortage of gore. parents' groups are disappointed. >> you actually perform the act yourself in a video game. it's very different from reading a book or watching a tv show. >> reporter: the industry already rates its games. >> for me, the parent needs to be involved. the parent needs to give consent. >> reporter: so for now, it will still be up to the storeowner to create their own sales policy. alison harmelin, cbs news, new

york. >> now justices scalia and -- stephen breyer and scalia supported the vote. thomas says freedom of speech does not include having to go through the parents first. what do you think about this? send thundershower outs to mailbag at wusa9.com. we'll post your comments on our facebook page. as the wars in iraq and afghanistan begin to mass down, the uso is launching "operation enduring care." it kicked off today with a groundbreak ceremony with the wounded senter -- center. >> heal itself is a lot more about what happens in an

operating room. so a place where the wounded warriors and the families can come together and prepare themselves along the way. >> the facility is slated to open in 2012. a similar facility is also planted at the new walter reed medical center in bethesda. did you hear about the mousetrap that caught a cat? the mousetrap as in the mouse river. you've seen all of the flooding. a poor little cat got stranded on the roof. fortunately, the news crews spotted is him. when they had a moment or two, rescuers paddled out there and they gave the little guy a name. >> i called him lucky. he probably should be checked out. he needs to be dried up. gave him some food. but other than that, he's in pretty good health. he put up a good health. >> good news for humans in north dakota, the river finally

is starting to recede. >> but so slowly. >> slow slowly. >> it's not like a flash flood. it's different. let's talk about our weather. it looked cloudy and kind of weird but it just didn't do anything. >> no rain showers. they actually need some showers. let's start with temperatures. upper 70s to low 80s. still 83 downtown. that's as warm as it's been so far. 83 up in rockville as you go up to 70 and 75 up in gaithersburg. you see breaks in the clouds, that's where the temperatures have spiked a little bit. in the last hour, hour and a half. 76 in reston, 74 in fairfax. satellite picture radar combined, we do see some showers, ohio back in ohio and tennessee, association the with the cold front. the cold front will move through tomorrow. that will give us the best chance of showers and concerns. i think the morning commute

will be dry. the evening commute could be wet because that's about the time the showers will be developing. right now we have breaks in the clouds. it's still mostly cloudy. win chest ter and i-8 -- winchester and aisle 85 -- and i-85. june gloom continues. clouds hang tough tonight. cold front comes through tomorrow. heating up over the the holiday -- holiday week. tonight, late, 1:30, some showers tune towards fredricksburg. we get into the morning showers, clouds come back. maybe about a sprinkle. that's it. we go through the afternoon, it's about 1:30. if you still have plans to go outlunch i would rethink them. showers and storms are still possible. down95 into fredricksburg as well. you were -- we get into the

evening, that's when the front is gonna roll through. still some june gloom. for tonight, mostly cloudy, comfortable, shower or sprinkle possible. low 64 to about 70 downtown. in fact, inside the beltway we're looking at 69 in arlington, 70 downtown. 68 in fairfax. now, tomorrow morning, becoming partly sunny, mild. maybe a shower or storm just before the lunch hour. 60s and 70s. and then by the afternoon, a better chance for showers and thunderstorms and very warm. high of 85 to 90. now, the next seven days, in the wake of the front, we're in great shape on wednesday. breezy and comfortable. mid-80s. umer 80s on thursday and friday. not that humid yet. but then over the weekend, low 90s return, derek, with a few thunderstorms on saturday, sprinkle on sunday and maybe a storm on the 4th. we could write that forecast in

-- from that the -- that forecast -- the lone state has a new mistexas. -- miss texas. not the one you are thinking of. but maybe. these ladies say there's a big difference between the erotic exotic type performer and actual pole dancing, which, as you can see, it's hard work. have you to be a real athlete to do this. raw athleticism. jennifer huff says it's an amazing artform. i think the lady is showing her skills. >> yes. >> tough. >> yeah. >> we know we couldn't do it. >> we would fall off. blood pressure

in the mailbag reaction to the story involving the 98-year- old woman who had to remove her diapers as part of a tsa airport pat-down. the tsa said she didn't have to. she said she did. it's complicated. michael from alexandra points out -- ash

and there was similar rage at the wusa9 facebook page where zahn day was very upset. >> and hulio says -- if anybody has an issue with this, let them take a bus or a train. >> you know, i hate that it's come to this, but i'm beginning

to think like you. in a world where there's no perfect system, sometimes the government will er. better on the side of erring with -- erring on someone who is a threat. well, that's our report. i will be right back here tonight at 11:00 along with anita. don't forget, log onto the website any time. have a gene. bye-bye. have a good evening. bye-bye. spay

this is "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment news magazine in the world. >> william and kate today. secrets about the trip to hollywood. >> this is kate's first time ever in america. plus, princess diana. if she had turned 50, who would her facebook friends have been? then, james bond gets married. a secret wedding with an oscar winner. brad pitt's on-set look-a-like. meet the people who step in for the big screen's biggest stars. from the body double for brangelina, to penelope's sister. >> the first photo of the twins as we break down the stars having babies in hollywood. who's due date is just around the corner.