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expired grant to planned parenthood, which was used to provide mammograms to women. komen says the move was not political, but was because planned parenthood is under investigation. this morning's statement says -- must be criminal and conclusive in nature. on any given night in our ear, word of an underaged drinking party is just a police radio call away. 9 wants you to know it's getting worse. and the kids drinking are younger. over the last two months andrea learned firsthand by working closely with montgomery county police. >> reporter: we were riding with police when officers received a reported of teenagers drinking insides a bethesda home. after words of in party spread on facebook, within a matter of

hours it had spiraled out of control. >> we took off. >> when we arrived with police, teenagers scattered. running from all sides of the house. and bounding down the stairs of a balcony. >> hey, everybody! pay attention! it's everybody clear now? is everybody understand what happens when you run from me or any other officer. >> yes. >> lay down! relax. gets up again, i'll put you down again! >> what appears to be blood on the stairs is a crushed pomegranate. but teenaged girls with miniskirts and mascara stained faces start to cry and scream. >> everybody chill out. everybody shut up! if i tell you to call your mom and dad you'll call your mom and dad. >> this is an underaged party. it happened in bethesda, and involved students from walt whitman high school. but it could have unraveled in

any suburban neighborhood where an unexpecting parent is out of town or leafs an empty house and an unsupervised teenager. >> you know how many other crimes are occurring right now in the county in this area that we could be dealing with? and yet we're dealing with 70, 80, 90 juveniles who decided to get high and drink. >> police handcuffed teens that attempted to flee and lined them up amount the curb. some are belligerent, combative. they are venom in some cases directed at us. >> [bleep]. >> stand up. stand up. you got a charge for -- >> a defiant teenage girl criticizes police for sending so many officers to respond to an underaged party. >> so when your house is prone in in a couple weeks you can blame it on underaged drink party because officers aren't there as quickly as you want them to be. >> the smell of marijuana fills the air. roughly 80 teenagers left the

house in shambles. >> it looked like it was ransacked. >> police issued 35 alcohol citations. >> empty liquor bottles, beer cans, we found some drug paraphrenalia. >> most of the party-goers are 16 years old. five years from the legal age. >> do you have the ability to put into a gps to get here to take custody of your daughter? >> this is my second one. >> a night of chaos gets more interesting when parents come to pick up their children. a few simply hug their sobbing daughters. but many more mouth off at police, threaten lawsuits, and question that their children were doing anything illegal. >> she can't get a party here. she was drinking. >> you saw her drinking? >> no, but she took a preliminary breath test and blew .19. >> all right. >> alcohol in her system, admitted to it. there's also drugs inside the

house. >> some refuse to give there are identity. many parents arrive angry, not at their intoxicated children but at police, and on this night at us. >> hide the camera st. >> they're with us, ma'am. >> i was told they're with the news. >> they are with the news. they're with us. >> only one mother appears furious at her son. >> you cannot do this! you that? she makes him apologize to every police officer on the scene. >> you're welcome. >> one parent actually asked me if this bust was a joke. and another party, a father asked his child right in front of police, why didn't you run? and like you, i have covered way too many car crashes where kids have been drinking and they are either killed or seriously injured, and i personally could not cover or not interview another set of grieving parents without all of us trying to do something to help keep our kids alive. and if you have a tip or want

to be part of our effort to stop underaged drinking, just go to our website, wusa9.com, and click on 9 wants to know at the top of the page. >> andrea, i really don't understand these parents because if i were in the situation like that, i would tell the police, don't call my mother or father. take me to jail first! but i mean, these parents are -- i understand you're getting e-mails from parents who say, kids will be kids. this is a rite of passage. why are you so upset about this? i don't understand. >> it's hard to understand, jc, when you see what we have seen out in the field. and i tell these parents, it is not like when you and i were younger. people are -- police rather are now regularly breathalyzing teenagers, and they're blowing .25 and higher. that's more than three times the legal limit. emergency rooms have also experienced an influx of teenagers who drink so much they need to be hospitalized, and police have actually coined a phrase for that, it's referred to as attention drinking. often happens with teenaged

girls. they drink so much to the point of alcohol poisoning, so their friends have to get an ambulance and haul them off to the e.r. >> all right. you have another report tonight. okay. on 9news now at 11. thank you, andrea. >> you bet. >> for that report. this afternoon the illegal immigrant convicted of killing a northern virginia nun and drinking under influence crash will learn his punishment. a judge will sentence carlos montano, convicted last fall of felony murder. in august 2010 crash in bristow. he had two prior dui convictions when he slammed no a car carrying three nuns. sister denise was killed, the other two nuns suffered serious injuries. montano could be sentenced up to 70 years in jail. a second man has been arrested in the murder of alexandria activist lenny harris. police announced the arrest of

20-year-old ivan newman of maryland yesterday. harris' body was found last weekend at the bottom of a well in fort washington. police say harris was shot to death around the same time he disappeared last september. investigators say they expect to make more arrests. doctors were unable to save the life of a transgendered woman who was stabbed last night in northeast washington. police say a man dressed as a woman had an altercation with another man on east capitol street, and the second man stabbed the victim in the head. there's no word yet on the victim's identity. a fire forced more than 20 people out of their homes early this morning. it started overnight on sixth street and n street northwest. dc fire association reports on twitter that the fire began on the first floor. more than 60 firefighters responded. one person was treated for

smoke inhalation. in the last 30 minutes, president obama unveiled details of a program to help more veterans find jobs. the president spoke in arlington, virginia at fire station five on south hayes street. the white house plans to call for $5 billion in grants and incentives to help veterans get jobs as police officers and firefighters. the white house also aims to create a veterans job corps conservation program to help restore our great outdoors. the white house can also celebrate the latest jobs report that was released this morning. the labor department says unemployment dropped to 8.3%. 12.8million americans were out of work last month, and that's

compared to 13.9 million in january. and companies added 243,000 jobs during the month of january. all right. let's check campaign 2012. with tomorrow's republican caucus in nevada, after his victory in florida's primary, mitt romney has a chance to get back-to-back wins for the first time. a poll of likely caucus-goers shows 45% are backing romney. 25% support newt gingrich. and 11% support rick santorum. 9% are for ron paul. about one in 10 voters remains undecided. and romney got a surprise endorsement yesterday after numerous reports that he would actually support newt gingrich. billionaire businessman donald trump threw his support to the former massachusetts governor. the real estate mogul had also flirted with running for the presidential race, but possibly

as an independent candidate. it's no joke, roseanne barr is running for president. she wants the nomination of the green party. barr's best known for her sitcom in the 1990s. she now runs a macadamia farm in hawaii. the green party will hold its convention in baltimore in july. denver is getting pounded by snow today. some of us may get just a little bit of snow for the weekend. we'll have the full forecast just ahead! and before sunday's super bowl, there's a beauty bowl today on the doctors. we have a little preview for you coming up.

juppe 9news now evening anchor anita brickman recently traveled to los angeles to spend some time on the set of the doctors. the all about your health talk show that airs at 3 p.m. right here on wusa 9. today the doctors are airing their beauty bowl, ahead of super bowl sunday.

>> it's so great to be here with you guys in hollywood. and i want to take back to washington, d.c. any anti-aging tips that you really have that anybody can use. >> not a facelift for? >> no, not everyone can afford that or do that. >> that's a big part of what we say on the show all the time. it's not about plastic surgery. not necessarily about creams, things like. that it's what you do with your lifestyle in general, what you eat, exercising, make sure you drink plenty of water. >> what helps the skin? in yen, as far as what we eat or can do? >> number one -- >> staying out of the sun. >> number one is protection. and taking care of your skin, we talk about people don't realize that it's the largest organ of your body. you have to take care of it. so you have to cleanse properly, make sure you take all your makeoff off. moisturize, keep it hydrated, keep that volume in there. if you do that, it's going to last for you. >> another tip, some nutrient rich foods can do double duty

at skin treatment. >> we do it on the show all the time. putting on your skin is good too, whether it's avocado, we did how it can reduce eye puffiness. just putting some cool avocadoes underneath and around your eyes. >> the olive oil on the back of your hands, it's good on the inside too. >> also on today's beauty bowl, dr. lisa master son finds out how snakes and cactus juice figure into the anti-aging equation. plus, one woman's head to toe makeover that took less than an hour. trust me, i was there. anita brickman, 9news now. you can see the doctors' beauty bowl this afternoon near on channel 9, gunning at 3 p.m. tonight at 11 p.m., a local woman shows anita the ingredients to her anti-aging smoothie. okay, this is the last weekend to attend the 2012 washington auto show. the show started a week ago at the washington convention center p for the first time it

was expanded from 5 to 10 days. more than 700 new makes and models are on display, and the show is open from -- until 10:00 tonight, then from 10 to 10 tomorrow, and from 10 to 6 on super bowl sunday. if you're looking for a special way to impress your sweetie on valentine's day, we have a chef who will be here today and he'll share ace restaurant quality recipe that you can actually whip up very easily in your home. howard has the forecast next. >> 48 degrees with light winds, doesn't feel so bad. if you're got a tick until your throat it might be due to the allergens. we have a little tree pollen already, that's low and mold spores are low. i'll come back and talk about the weekend forecast, we'll take you to denver where it's snowing to beat the band. lot going on! 9news now rushes in just a moment!

all important weekend forecast. >> while i'm going to talk about the threat of snow sunday morning, i love the red that you're wearing today. i've got the red tie, go red for women for women's heart health awareness. lot of folks wearing red today for that. and it's a beautiful day out there. the sun is shining brightly. the winds are lighted and it's a gorgeous day and it will be that way the rest of the afternoon as temperatures get into the low 50s. winds are light. northwest kind of every really variable at 5 miles an hour. you see that 3:00 temperature

of 51. i think we'll top off at 53. back to 50 by 5. and then this evening, clear to partly cloudy, we dipped into the mid- 40s by 9. down into the low to mid-30s by tomorrow morning. satellite and radar all quiet, few clouds out to the west. you see them streak, across southern west virginia, and noontime temps, well up in the 40s now. it's 50 in fredericksburg, 45 in easton. 30s in oakland and ski areas will make as much snow as they can tonight. so get out, hit the slopes, enjoy yourself this weekend. 48 in washington. but only 45 in centreville. 43 chili in lovettville. laurel also 48 crofton 47. college park 46. and no clouds in the sky right now, it's a gorgeous noon hour. 48 degrees. sunshine, feeling like 46. also the winds are very light. being reported calm at reagan national. cold air up in the rockies. denver 27.

look at the warmth coming up there. that's where a storm system is and you can see what's going on. in vendean very, volcano it's snowing at the rate of 3 inches an hour in the mountains. they've had heavy snows, moderate rains. missouri all the way down to the gulf coast. the moisture is headed towards us. so over the weekend what we're going to watch the moisture get here probably tomorrow night into sunday morning, that's cold flow. light northerly winds. it will be borderline cold enough that we'll get some snow overnight saturday night into the morning hours on sunday. clouds thicken by midday saturday, especially west. so we start sunny in the morning, finish cloudy. here comes the moisture. tough to tell if it's further north. we could have more snow up north into sunday morning. and potentially some spots especially north and northwest of town could pick up an inch or two, maybe more than that on the millions. of course topper tonight at 5, will keep you. dated on over the weekend. 53 today. tonight in the 30s.

49 tomorrow with increasing clouds. potentially little wintry by sunday morning. highs on sunday only around 40. and then monday we're back into the lower 50s. all right. we're going to get that romantic dinner recipe from the kitchen, when 9news now at noon returns.

all right. today i'm won one one about chef robert, who is the chef of square cafe in manassas, virginia, and you know valentine's day is coming. and if you'd like to fix

something special for your sweetie, we have the recipe for you, even i can prepare this. the chef has been -- has already started it, and it's portebello mushroom cap, and it's filled with seasoned crabmeat and topped with parmesan cheese some tell me what you have. >> we have the lump meat or we have sea salt and red pepper -- i mean, red onions, parsley -- >> garlic. >> garlic. a little all season. we toss it altogether, put a little white wine in there. and once you got it nice and jelled and just -- >> that's easy! >> very simple. >> it's easy. >> we just put them on the -- >> do you have to do anything to the -- >> cup goes -- it will go in the oven because of limited time. but you can see it on the -- that can be -- baked at 350 degrees until it gets tender. and once then we just put the cheese on top, and we can take this one right into the oven,

and when it comes out of the oven, that's what it looks like. >> oh, look at it! >> so you reduce a little bit because -- >> oh, my goodness! it starts like this. >> that's right. >> so you might need about -- two or three of them. >> two or three of them. this is one of appetizers we'll be serving on valentine's day as well as all the other staff stuff you see there. >> valentine's day, the 10th, 11th and the 14th. >> correct. >> at city square. you get a three course meal, and it's for $49. then you add of course tax and gratuities. but it's a great three course -- portebello mushrooms or fried smoked cheese. >> balsamic vinegar. >> and sauce finished with parmesan. >> raviolis. >> oh, and it's a great menu! $49, three-course meal for your sweetheart at city square in

manassas. thank you. we'll have an early valentine's day here! >> absolutely. >> we will all three enjoy it. thank you! >> thank you very much. >> happy valentine's day? >> thank you! >> thank you. >> same to you. thank you for being with us! come back and visit us at 5! did smells so good with that wine! i just had it with cable. it just got more frustrating and frustrating. a lot of times, the picture would break up. for the amount of money that i am paying, my cable company should take care of me. [ male announcer ] stop paying for second best. move up to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years. first time we saw tv on fios was amazing! i was just in a trance watching it. i'm discovering new channels every day. [ male announcer ] and here's a special bonus: sign up now and get $300 back with a two-year contract.

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