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. don't have quite enough spark in your names tonight. guys, it could be manopause. new at 11:00, before you make your dinner man's for the weekend, we'll show you what local restaurants got shut down for health violations just last week. but first tonight, we have breaking news. we've just learned about a dedi end to the search for the man who -- deadly end to the search for a man who kidnapped two

young girls. and that breaking news comes to us out of mississippi. two little girls kidnapped nearly two weeks ago have been found safe. the man who grabbed them is dead. that is adam mayes, the expected killer on the fbi's ten most wanted list. they happened to spot mayes and the girls in a wooded area. right now they're checking 8-year-old alexandria bain and her sister kyliyah. he killed the mother so he could claim the girls as his own. gp morgan chase, the nation's largest bank, we have a story. matt jablow joins us live. >> reporter: just when you thought wall street might have learned to the enormous mistake, along come today's news from jp

morgan. a breath taking $2 billion loss. four years after the nation's economy was brought to its knees, in part by losses and risky investments made by the major wall street banks, jp more began chase announced it lost $2 million from similar investments in the conference call after the market closed. jp morgan chairman said there were many errors, sloppiness and bad judgment. >> the bank wasn't trading. >> reporter: peter agrees. >> the culture of jp morgan breeds this kind of nonsense. >> reporter: he compared jp morgan's chairman to a local bookie. >> the difference between diamond and the guy making book on the coroner on the horses is jamie wears a good suit and he's not interested in making loans. he's interested in taking your deposits and gambling with it. he just gambled and lost.

>> reporter: the $2 billion in losses were not just bad but embarrassing for jp morgan whose chairman is an outspoken critic of the voga rule which aims from making bank's risky movement with their own money. >> it's going to be really tough for mr. diamond to argue against it now. >> reporter: as difficult as the $2 billion loss will be for jp morgan, he's said it's certain will not bring the bank down. when asked if he will keep making these type of risky mistakes, he said absolutely. >> thank you, matt. president obama having a high dollar dinner with actor george clooney at his house. the cost to attend, a mere $40,000. the obama campaign is hoping to raise at least $14 million tonight. meanwhile, the obama campers are

using the president's comments for gay marriage to the gop. lawmakers are weighing in on how the president's position will play in november. >> it had to do about -- with who he is, what he believes is right for america. our families have values and our faith in the future. anything about the politics is incidental. >> i believe marriage is the union between one man and one woman. and the president and the democrats can talk about all of this all they want. but the fact is, the american people are focused on our economy and they're asking a question where are the jobs. >> and much has been made of the timing of the president's declaration and how the vice president's own statement of -- the plan had been for the president to announce his support for same sex marriage on the view next week. well, teddy roosevelt once

called the white house the bully pulpit. now there is a possibility that the man that wants to live there next january might be a former bully. the washington post found the story from mitt romney's childhood and gary nurenberg is here to tell us more about it. gary. >> reporter: well, it happened in 19 65, derek, when romney was in a private high school where non-conformity was frowned upon and where romney according to five of his classmates led a group of students in an attack in a boy who later identified himself as gay. those classmates told the post romney held down the kid who was believed to be gay and cut off splotches of his hair as the victim cried and yelled for help. a romney classmate who was there, phillip maxwell, called it an assault and battery. >> i remember that incident and i certainly don't believe that i or -- i can't speak for other people but the fellow that was homosexual, that was the furthest things from our minds.

>>. >> reporter: he doesn't dispute the account of his classmate. >> there is no question i did stupid things in high school. >> reporter: not at all unusual. >> the reality is there are a lot of kids that bully. >> reporter: lewis clouds is the chief of adolescent psychology at rush medical center. >> there is no connection to a person that bullies and what and who they are as adults. >> reporter: but would a bully really forget an incident like this? >> especially 30 or 40 years after the time, it wouldn't be unreasonable somebody would remember. >> reporter: so as a voter considering romney, does the incident tell me anything about what kind of president he might be? >> it doesn't. >> reporter: classmates say that romney was a prankster but not a vicious one, and there are no other reports thus far of behavior like this. he was better known at the time as civically engaged volunteering in high school at a mental institution. anita. a toddler is fighting for their life tonight after nearly

drowning in a bathtub. emergency crews responded to the home on the 10th street of laurel just a short time ago after family members found this child submerged. right now investigators are working on the idea that the toddler may have been left unattended. a drug that claims to prevent hiv tends to be on approval. today federal health advisors recommended the daily pill travado for people who are at high risk of contracting hiv. the fda is not required to follow the advice but it usually does. a decision is expected by june 15th. the studies of rosa parks now structure of washington national cathedral. take a look. tonight they dedicated a carving of the civil rights action. it's for those that fight for equality and physical justice. it's cut from stone that is literally holding up the wall of

the cathedral. 28 people are in some hot water tonight after the fbi busted open a big time cocaine trafficking ring in northern virginia. those suspects were told are all from honduras and the cocaine was being smuggled in and packaged inside wooden frames and other sort of touristy tring its. >> i made a very serious mistake. >> john edwards from an interview back in 2008 admits to the affair with mistress real hunter but refuses fathering her child. they played the tape for the jurors. he's accused of using campaign funds to cover up the affair. the defense begins its case on monday. well, better states than smoldering. metro buying 95 brand new buses

replacing several buses, two that burst into flames. metro has fired an employee that it says caused a train to derail last month at a stop. nobody hurt but that hitch caused some major league delays. life in prison without parole. that is a sentence for cyril williams. brown was working security at the applebee's in forest hill when he tossed adams out of the restaurant for urinating on the floor. williams came back and shot and killed brown in retaliation. a drum major dies, 11 band members charged with hazing and now the band director retires after 40 years with florida a&m university. julian white is giving up the baton. he died last november and his death led to the hazing charges plus several investigations still under way. julian white says he spent years trying to get the school to crack down on hazing. what you're about to say is just plain nasty. >> just nasty. and nine wants you to know we

have found some new places and some new food dangers in tonight's restaurants report. here is russ ptacek. >> reporter: we uncovered health department n violations in the district and fairfax county so serious investigators closed them until they fixed the risks. at mary's kitchen carry out on martin luther king, jr. southeast inspectors cited gross conditions and a dirty comode, unclean food services, mouse feces on the floor. >> so we wanted to see if you got these problems cleaned up. >> reporter: at the order window we found an empty bottle of high cholesterol wind, trash on the floor. the manager wasn't there. >> come back. >> reporter: in montgomery county, severe int infestation is what inspectors site for closing little far east ii. in fairfax county inspectors closed moby dick house of kebob

and minerva indian cuisine. in prince george's county they walked in on a sewage overflow and ordering a closure of wendy's. it's not just restaurants. inspectors shut down the grocery operation inside this cvs caught operating with no hot water in the bathroom. they also cite hot water in avenue liquors on southeast and they shut down circle seven express on martin luther king avenue because of the presence of vermin. if you want to know, follow me on twitter. all of them have reopened and passed inspections. >> a lot of that was pretty horrifying, but we do want you to know about the clean est spots to eat. and nine wants to know about them as well. if you go into a restaurant that has zero violations, please put it in an e-mail to russ at tips

at wusa9.com. up next on 9 news, hormonal changes in men. and what that can do to their relationships. it's not just menopause that affects mood, sex drive and more. also the magazine cover that everybody is talking about tonight. we'll tell you what the fuss is all about, although if you look at it, you can kind of see. >> uh-huh. and i'm topper shutt. we hit 70 today. a little below average. here is your wakeup weather. you need a jacket for the morning. it's going to be chilly. 44-54 at 5:00. low 40s, low 50s at 7:00. and even by 9:00, upper 40s and upper 50s. so it's still brez ee tomorrow. -- breezy tomorrow. we'll come

the cover of the latest issue of time magazine is causing quite a buzz tonight. it's a picture of a mom

breastfeeding her three and a half-year-old son. now, the article is all about attachment parenting, which includes breastfeeding beyond the who recommended one year limit, co-sleeping and other practices. we talked with a child psychologist this evening who offered his insight into attachment parenting. >> it basically says if you're good enough parent and you're with your kids, that there's a better chance that they'll grow up better and stronger and have a better sense of themselves and a better sense of optimism about the world and have a sense about that people are generally good. >> and that doctor goes on to say that even though it might seem unusual to a lot of us and that picture kind of freaks us out, there is no scientific data to back up the opinion that breastfeeding a child past the age of one causes any harm at all. anita. mood swing, low sex drive, forgetfulness, it sounds like menopause. it's also manopause. it's for guys out there and the

women who love you. >> i was feeling tired. i didn't have a lot of energy. >> and fatigue is a much larger issue. >> i guess it's sex thing and we can't talk about that. >> i said i think it could be something more. >> reporter: after 28 years of marriage, jack's wife donna new something wasn't right. she urged him to see a doctor. blood tests revealed he had low testosterone which causes andropause which is also manopause. >> it's a hormone imbalance. i'm not used to men having that problem. but because myself i'm going through my own hormone difficulty. >> reporter: manopause is real and unlike female menopause, manopause can last decade. and what men are not suffering

from low libido, 95% of this condition does. this live talk show event tackles the issue of hormonal issues in men. it encourages guys to get regular checkups and discuss personal issues with their doctors. >> so low testosterone can lower the libido or sexual interest. >> reporter: jack was beginning to learn bone mass before he sought help. there are several treatments for low testosterone, biweekly injections, a patch and a testosterone gel. this is the treatment jack is taking. >> so if i have a problem, i want to address it, i want to get over it and i want to move on. >> more common than you realize. >> it is. >> and i had no idea the numbers of marriages that fail at this point in life. >> reporter: not an option for the mayos. and it doesn't have to be for other couples either. now, some men can be allergic to

the testosterone gel and the gel is known to have side effects. in some cases, depression, changes of skin color. men that use it need to keep in touch with their doctors. >> now, this is decades away for me, of course. >> decades. >> but do all men have to look forward to something like this? >> no. not exactly. the studies vary. 20-30% of men who will experience actually symptoms from abnormally low testosterone. for most guys it just goes down naturally over time. kind of dwind lz. >> okay. so the good news is it will stop when you die? [ laughing ] >> my question is if i sit on the couch on weekends for three out of a time and watch hgtv, is that a sign of anything? >> just being you. and we're sorry for your wife. [ laughing ] >> exactly. remember last week we talked about the solar flairs and the sun spots. here is the deal. some scientists say the world could be heading for what's called a solar minimum, which is the opposite.

and that could send the planet into a new ice age. >> we don't wont that. >> researchers say the current increase in sun activity with solar flairs and storms could be followed by the minimum period which could lead to the cooling of the planet. the research comes from the german research center for geoscience. >> what is the time frame? >> in the next five years? >> really. >> really. >> climate is a little trickier than a lot of people think. >> oh, man. >> i thought you were going to say we would all be gone. >> no. let's take a live look outside. it is really very nice. a little bit on the cool side. clear skies. temps around 59. winds finally calm down. westerly at five. and the pressure is recovering now at 29.93 inches of mercury. all right. we have good news for the most part. a chilly start tomorrow. much like today. a little bit less wind. so you'll need a jacket in the morning. you'll need your shades all day. good news is you can probably keep your jacket -- take your jacket off in the afternoon. still breezy. but nice on friday. and then on saturday, warmer

over the weekend and just quite spectacular on saturday. so overnight tonight, clear skies. chilly. breezy. a one blanket night. we have low 40s in the burbs. low 50s downtown. and winds northwesterly at about 10-15. now, tomorrow morning sunny, breezy and chilly. grab a jacket. make sure the kids have one going to the bus stop. 40s and 50s. that's pretty chilly with the northwest wind of 10-15. it warms up quickly. breezy. a little milder. a shade below average. high temps below 70s and winds still northwesterly at 10-15. so we're looking at breezy conditions tomorrow as opposed to the winds we had today. all right. after a frosty start in oakland because west of the divide there are frost advisories tonight. 60 for a high to niecht. essentially -- tonight. essentially sunshine from the mountains to the coast. 71 in warrenton. 70 in leesburg. and 70 in manassas. and fairfax probably about 71.

low 70s into southern maryland through charles county and also st. mary's county. we have 71 in gaithersburg and rockville and 70 in frederick. 71 for annapolis. most of the bay is under small craft advisory because of the northwest winds on friday. all right. we'll break it down. a chilly start. 42-52 but clear. gorgeous at noon. 66-71. and then by evening, 68-73. nice but you will need the jacket in the morning. now, the next three days, just gets better. gorgeous on saturday. sunshine and 78. nice for mother's day. a slight chance of a sprinkle. temperatures still in the upper 70s. next seven days, if you go through the week, we get an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms on monday and tuesday and wednesday. a really good chance. temps in the mid 70s and then mid 70s as we get into next thursday with sunshine returning. so really for may, that's about dead on average with temps in the 70s. lows in the 50s. >> okay. >> good deal. >> there you go. nice weekend ahead. >> you know, some teams when

they throw back uniforms, it's not a good thing. >> right. we saw that earlier with pittsburgh. >> that was pretty scary. redskins look good. i think they look like florida state seminoles uniform. >> you would. >> the redskins celebrating a season. we'll take you into the stadium. you'll see the uniforms. plus nats and p

now 9 sports with kristen berset, the best sports in town. >> the lawsuits against the nfl continue to build. the latest to file a suit is art monk. he is joined by 63 others claiming the nfl and helmet manufacturer rudell failed to protect players from long-term brain injuries. he suffers from memory loss and headaches as a result of

concussions he sustained. 150 plaintiffs are ex redskins that are parts of the lawsuits. today i asked some other former players to weigh in. >> i know art was hit individual with not just joints. i think the nfl knew the concussions. yes. we all got concussions. do i think that they might have known, yes, i think they probably did. >> the redskins today kicked off their year long 80th anniversary celebration at redskins park. not bad, right? not bad. >> no. those are fine. >> yes. they're kind of a modern take on the 1937 jersey, if you remember that one, derek. >> yes. >> and they also unveiled their brand new -- >> i have my manopause. [ laughing ] >> they're brand new indoor facility. former head coach joe gibbs is just one of many upgrades to

redskins park. >> 80 years and it's awesome. you hear the new changes. you've got the dome here. this is what you need. you always have to keep changing. you always have to keep trying to get better. it shows the redskins are willing to do what it takes to win. >> nationals wrapping things up in pittsburgh tonight. it's been a rough trip. tonight they were trying to avoid getting swept. it's a good thing steven strasburg was on the mound tonight. he was wheeling and dealing. six innings, five hits, two runs, 13 strikeouts. >> whoa. >> big night for strasburg. and on the offensive side, they got things rolling as well. roger bernadina got them on the board first. they would carry the lead into the 9th. say solo shot. -- a solo shot. nats win this one avoiding the sweep. less than 24 hours after evening their best of seven series against the rangers, the caps now turn their focus to saturday

night. game seven in new york. the rangers, how about this, are 7-0 all time in game seven at home. obviously the caps want to change that. >> we just have to let yourself be free and enjoy it. and after that whatever you are, if you're a skater, you have to skate. if you're a shooter, you shoot. both teams are going to be pumped to play game seven. winner take all. >> and time now to reveal the winner of our high school game of the week poll. over 13,000 of you voted. the winner is a matchup between robinson and herndon in softball. we'll have highlights for you tomorrow night. very cool to meet all of the legendary redskins today. >> did he grab and hold anybody? >>. [ laughing ] >> i think they were all out of that. >> the whole big number. 74. we'll never forget you. >> he is huge. >>