there's no evidence that would indicate any of the children or in any of the images. >> a man who came to the door at ben's house declined to talk. >> i have no comment to you. >> you can't talk to me at all? >> i'm not about to. >> reporter: some of his neighbors say they are hoping it's all a mistake. >> i'm hoping he knows something that was unintentional. >> police declined to offer details about the images or what exactly led them to suspect them. the parents we talked to were confident of the principal's ability to deal with the crisis. >> how do you feel about the school? >> it's great. my daughter has a lot of fun there. >> without pay and a school official says that there are counselors on hand in the building if either students or teachers need to talk.

back to you. >> of course we'll be following this as the investigation continues. thank you, bruce. we have breaking news right now in maryland where police are on the scene of another suspected bottle bomb explosion in anne arundel county. today's incident in glenn bernie comes on the heels of this week's arrest of two teens throwing a bomb at a six-year- old girl on a pasadena playground. scott broom joins us live from the scene of the most recent incident with details. scott, this is not funny. >> no, it's not funny. the police just wrapped from this location. turns out they don't think it was a bottle bomb, but it's a measure of sensitivity to this issue. let me show you what this is about. this is not a secret with any 14 or 15-year-old boy. an empty bottle with a cap. a little bit of aluminum foil. this recipe is widely published all over youtube and the

results are breaking out all over the region. bottle bomb videos are easy to find on the internet. you can look it up on google. >> as any 14-year-old boy around glenn bernie, maryland, can tell you. >> it's easy because you can get ahold of the chemicals. >> it was here on a playground on the sunset elementary school where two teens tried to attack a six-year-old girl with one of the bombs police say. there were no injuries, but two boys are under arrest and facing felony charges. >> this here is some evidence. >> the fire department here is plagued with this problem and has assisted police and prosecutors in making at least four felony cases in the past year. because while it looks like a prank on youtube, the danger is real. >> they can absolutely really get hurt. in the case that we had in april, there was a blast injury to the individual.

one of our extremities as well as the materials inside the component that can cause burns. >> wow. >> i showed the videos to moms outside of the store. >> it's awful. it doesn't surprise me, actually. the stuff people come up with. i think you can find anything on the internet. >> why would you throw that at a child? i bet none of them have stood around close enough to that. why do you think it would be funny to throw at somebody else? >> it's stupid and it deserves to be put up somewhere. >> reporter: that kid i talked to, he said he has seen it on the internet, but never tried it. one because it's stupid, two, because you can get in a huge amount of trouble here in maryland. it is a felony, punishable by up to 25 years in prison. the bombs, as i said, look like a prank on the internet, but they have a lot of power. one kid has been badly injured

in anne arundel county. they are in huge trouble tonight. reporting live, scott broom, 9news now. >> let's hope that deters other teens from doing the same thing. scott, thank you. the father of a key witness and more accusers took the stand at jerry sandusky's sex abuse trial. manuel has the latest from bellefonte, pennsylvania. >> reporter: more alleged molestation victims on the witness stand today in the trial of jerry sandusky. prosecutors are trying to show a pattern to sandusky's alleged predatory conduct. >> three more accusers describe jerry sandusky's sexual abuse. through tears, a 23-year-old known as victim number five, testified sandusky exposed himself, touched his genitals, and made him fondle sandusky before the 12-year-old got away and got dressed. the boy testified he never told

anyone saying, he was embarrassed and wanted to forget. >> mr. sandusky took him from the weight room to the sauna to the shower. a familiar story. >> earlier, a 25-year-old known as victim number ten told jurors sandusky pinned him down in his basement and performed oral sex on him and made him resiplyricat. he said sandusky apologized and said he loved him. all of today's accusers met sandusky through the charity he founded for at risk youth. one of the witnesses admitted he went for prison for drugs and robbery, but says his life is on track now with a girlfriend and a baby on the way. on cross-examination, the defense is trying to point out inconsistencies in the accuser's stories, trying to suggest they may be collaborating. earlier, the father of former assistant coach described a call he received from his son

after he saw sandusky abusing a boy in a penn state shower. he told his son to call his penn state boss, coach joe paterno, but the defense questioned why no one called 911. the elder mcquery said he talked with penn state's vice president at the time to follow up on what his son saw. he testified that the vice president told him that he heard noises about his misconduct before. from bellefonte, pennsylvania, anita, back to you. >> tough testify to listen to, manuel, thank you. sandusky admits showering with boys, but said he did nothing criminal. we have breaking news about lance armstrong. the 7-time tour tour de france winner said they brought doping charges against him. a letter says blood samples collected in 2009 and 2010 were consistent with blood

manipulation. armstrong is banned from taking on triathlons. he strongly denied all allegations through his career and never tested positive. lesli. the d.c. council voted in a new chairman to replace kwame brown who resigned last week. the support for phil mendelson was unanimous, but it took heated debate before michael brown was voted in. bruce johnson was there. you have been monitoring how this is really taking a toll on the council members that are left. two are gone and the rest are left to deal with everybody else. >> who is on deck? a lot of stress, a lot of pressure on these council members. they know this, federal prosecutors. today, there were words of accusations. even tears today. >> please forgive me. but we have to stay together up here and stop fighting. >> should have been one of

those, let's move on meetings. before that can happen, some of the d.c. council members had to vent. >> when we are so self- righteous, talking about how we are, tomorrow we could be in handcuffs. >> today was the d.c. council's first meeting since kwame brown was forced to resign because of felony bank fraud. six months before that, ward 5 councilman, harry thomas, forced out of office for stealing more than $300,000 from youth baseball programs. >> madame chairman, there are 11 yes' and one no. >> as suspected, four-term councilman was voted the new chairman. >> what do you say to the residents of the city? >> it's going to take time and we're going to work ourselves and collectively to do what we can. >> very knowledgeable the issues. he has been supportive of our communities and i think he is the right person to hold this seat temporarily. >> i want to thank council

member mendelson for his endorsement of me. >> not without debate. >> we are devastated. >> vincent orange, one of the second in command spots arguing that the council's ten democrats should not promote brown an independent. the controversies, over internet gambling, unpaid taxes, and federal campaign finance violations. >> there's a crisis of ethics in city council for elected leadership. >> it was the voters on all those particular issues that you just mentioned. i'm very proud of my legislative record. >> the chairman, michael brown now, phil mendelson will run for this job in november saying for vincent orange. lesli, he is the chairman, not the acting chairman. there will be no major committee assignment changes and he plans to keep most. >> we should remind people that harry thomas will head off to prison next week. this time next week. >> federal prison, june 20, he goes to prison in alabama.

>> all right bruce, thank you. anita. well, there is new information on a vicious dog attack in northeast washington. the 74-year-old victim is still in the hospital and neighbors have been telling us the two dogs had been terrorizing that river terrorist neighborhood for months. so nine wants to know, what do you need to do if there's a dangerous dog in your neighborhood to keep everybody safe? kristin fisher got some answers and she's live at the scene of yesterday's attack, kristen? >> it turns out these guard dogs at towing pro were on animal control's radar. infact, they were called out twice last year when the dogs got out. both times, animal control officers did nothing because they didn't actually see the violation taking place. and that's what it takes to impound a dog in d.c., unless there's a bite. >> it takes a tragedy, something like this, for the paperwork to get started. it shouldn't have to come down to that. >> leroy says the same two

dogs turned on him about two months ago. >> my heart was like, boom, boom, i thought i was going to get bit. >> he confronted the dog's owners, but he never officially reported it to d.c. police or animal control. >> yesterday tried to help my neighbor. i should have reported it. >> why didn't he? he used to call animal control all the time about a different dog, but got discouraged when they did nothing. >> they would have laughed and brushed me off, too. >> we understand it can get really frustrating for the public to have to call and report these things over and over and over. >> molly works for d.c.'s department of health. the agency that oversees the animal controls. she says per says per assistant persistent is key. >> we may not be able to get there before the dog goes home.

the next day we may be able to get in there and pick the dog up. >> there are only eight animal control officers, it takes time for them to respond to a report. it's a lesson leroy learned the hard way. >> as of today, i'm going to make it. it could have been a kid yesterday. >> reporter: yesterday, d.c. police said that these two dogs looked like some kind of pit bull, rottweiler mix. we know they are forces. tonight they are in animal control custty custody which is where they will stay. the victim, 74-year-old sonny brown bell. he is in hospital, he is in stable condition. as for the dogs owners here at towing pro, so far, they have not made any sort of apology to bell's family. back to you. >> thank you kristin fisher live. as firefighters work to contain the massive fire in northern colorado, smoke continues to creep into nearby

communities. they were blanketing the entire horizon. i'm in fort colin, the latest coming up. still windy out here, but it's a refreshing breeze. we'll talk about when the winds die down and how long this nice air will last. humidity and heat just around the corner. we'll let you know when it returns. >> casey anthony is breaking her silence. what she wants the world to know about her acquittal for the murder of her little daughter, caylee. we'll be right back.

flew over montgomery county where police investigated an armed robbery of an armored car. now this happened at the navy federal credit union on rockville pike around 11:30 this morning. after the robbery, police say the armored car went to its next stop. at that point, police were called. there is a lookout tonight for two men, one of them armed with a handgun. police are calling a prominent trauma surgeon a person of interest outside of a buffalo, new york hospital. timothy jordan is a former u.s. army special forces captain. the shooting outside eerie county medical center left a 33- year-old woman dead. that hospital was locked down for four hours following the shooting. a buffalo newspaper reports the

49-year-old surgeon had recently began having emotional problems. casey anthony has broken her silence. the florida mother hasn't been seen since she was acquitted last year of killing her two- year-old daughter, caylee. in an unrecorded phone conversation, cnn's pierce morgan said anthony told him, the jury got it right. >> she said, well i mean, there's obviously several miscon senses. obviously i didn't kill my daughter. there's nothing in the world i am more proud of. she's my greatest accomplishment. >> morgan also says anthony told him she was ashamed in many ways of the person she was, but she has never been a party girl. her daughter went missing in 2008, but she didn't report it for a month. caylee's body was found five months later. it has been two years since morgan harrington disappeared from a metalica concert.

they are trying to help the fbi find harrington's killer. they made a reward available for information leading to the suspect and now they released a video in an effort to drum up leads in finding that person. the reward stands at $150,000. firefighters continue to battle wild fires in several western states. in colorado, a fire is about 70 miles outside of denver is growing. but fire crews are starting to contain that massive blaze. >> firefighters load up at the staging area about 3 miles from the front line. tyler and his crew drove eight hours to be here and are getting ready for their first day. >> the purpose right now is to save structures. that's what we are trying to do out there. >> the fire that covers more than 70 square miles is threatening hundreds of homes. crews have contained a small section allowing some evacuees back in. but in other areas, the flames are spreading into dry forest.

this small fire spread and consumed the hillside in a matter of minutes. >> you have to put this fire at one of the probably more difficult and more complex ones. >> what looks like haze behind me is actually smoke. a completely blankets the horizon. more than 1,000 firefighters are working up to 16 hours a day to get the fire contained. the blaze in colorado is one of 19 large fires burning in the west. crews are making progress against a huge wild fire in southern new mexico. it's already burned through more than 200 homes and buildings. >> just total devastation. a lifetime of work. at our age, it's going to be hard to physically redo it. >> dry conditions are making this a unique fire season. tyler is packing a thousand gallons of water in his truck. he is preparing to fight a battle that could take weeks. even months to end. fort collins, colorado.

>> they definitely need some rain. >> they do. it's dry. humidity is not as low as it was, but not as windy as it was, but no rain coming their way. >> around here, it's gorgeous. day after day. >> it was really humid yesterday. it's not today. because your hair looks spectacular. >> could the rain wash out the humidity? >> not exactly. the pollen, yes. let's start with a live look outside. this is a new one. this is high atop our tower. you're looking north, down wisconsin toward bethesda. this is brought to you by michael and son. a nice looking shot. 81 right now. dew point in the 40s. that's nice. remember this time yesterday? dew points in the low 70s. that's miserable. dew points in the 40s. open the windows, but not too far. winds out of the north at 21. pressure rising 29.29 inches of mercury. a tail of two days. look at the winds, essentially

due north. gusting 23 downtown. in martinsburg and 22-mile per hour wind gust in manassas and 24-mile per hour wind gust in leesburg. this is what has gotten rid of all the humidity. lower the temperatures. right now 81 downtown. 77 in bethesda. 77 up in rockville. 79 in great falls. upper 70s in reston. these temperatures are below average. 77 in leesburg. 80 in college park and 79 over in beltsville. so, here's the deal. staying comfortable for a while. open the windows tonight. not too far, because it's going to get cool. some clouds tomorrow, but nice. a nice finish to the week on friday. it will be warming up over the weekend. the weekend looks really pretty nice. nicer than it did yesterday. for tonight, partly cloudy and cool. open the windows. 56 to 66. winds will diminish and turn northeasterly at 10. thursday morning, partly sunny, cool. temperatures in the 50s and 60s

st winds northeast at 10. that's good air quality. by afternoon, partly cloudy and pleasant. low humidity again. highs near 80. a little breezy tomorrow, but really nice and refreshing. winds east, northeast at 10 to 15. pretty nice day. so day planner looks like this. cool to start. 56 to 66. and 77 to 81 and breezy by evening. next three days, weather alert codes, green, green, and green. that's good. near 80 tomorrow. 80 on friday. and 83 on saturday under partly cloudy skies. the next seven days, it will be warming up over the weekend. looks looks nice for dad. we get into monday, temperatures go up a little bit. up every 80s on monday. temperatures around 90 with an isolated shower or thunderstorm possible. not a big deal, but a few scattered about tuesday and wednesday. >> okay. >> good weekend for dad. >> sure is. relax, have a cigar? >> maybe. i don't do that.

>> you'll be golfing all day. no one will see you. >> coming up, president obama celebrates father's day early by having a barbecue lunch with military dads. >> but up next, authorities are worried about a string of coordinated attacks that could plunge iraq into civil war.

taking a look at stories making headlines from around the world tonight. a wave of car bombings killed at least 65 people today and baghdad. it was one of the deadliest attacks in iraq since u.s. troops pulled out. so far, no one is claiming responsibility, but siouxny sunni insurgents. the fighting in syria has now turned into a full scale civil war. that is according to the u.n. under secretary general for peace keeping operations. the news comes as a u.n. convoy that was attacked return to demascas with their damaged vehicles. the regime forces regained control of hapa. the report says authorities

have quote, cleansed hapa from armed terrorist groups. government forces are bottling rebels for control. it was a half day for jurats deliberating in the roger clemens perjury trial. accused to lying to congress. the defense claims the prosecution's main witness is a liar. prosecutors claim clemens lied to protect his legacy. the pitching star could get 30 years in prison if convicted. the jury got the case yesterday, deliberations won't resume until monday. from now on, the new york avenue, florida avenue will be known as noma. mayor vincent gray and metro officials gathered at the red line station today to make the change. it was approved by the metro board last year. the king street and navy art stations are getting new names this year as well. >> the truth is, that a new york woman made a daring social

move by getting hundreds of people to play a game with her. i wonder if you can figure out what it is. we'll tell you after the break. i'm kristen berset in ashburn. the skins wrapping up their final day of practice. find out what happened coming up next. left six kids suspended and three of them can't make the walk to get their diplomas. i'm surae chin. i talk with two of them coming up.

high school seniors graduate tomorrow, but three students will not be there to participate. that is on top of the seven-day suspension because of a senior prank that went a little too far. surae chin is here to talk about punishments. surae. >> that's right, six kids were involved in this prank and some of them right now are serving a suspension. now the kids admit that this was the wrong thing to do. someone could have gotten hurt. but they also say that they are sorry for what they did. that they would do anything, scrub the school from top to bottom, if only they could participate in the graduation ceremony. >> it kills me that it's in this bag right now. >> chris is deciding if he'll ever try on his red graduation gown. a senior prank of baby oil seemed funny at the time. >> slip and slide, have a god time in the hallway. >> now it cost him and his two

friends graduation day. >> i wasn't trying to avoid punishment, butt but the fact they think it's okay to take away the only proud day i'm going to have leaving high school, i disagree with that. >> schumaker says they hardly pulled off the prank. he didn't have a chance to pour any of the baby oil. >> prank, we left ten minutes before class, i was caught. they violated me. they made me put my hands on the wall and search me. thinking i was going to be hiding big bottles of oil. >> to complicate the matter, someone not part of the group decided to pull the fire alarm. the school says while no one was hurt, it caused a potential risk. the star varsity basketball players and top students, a 3.5 grade point average and schumaker says they'll take the suspension, but let them receive their diploma with their friends. >> i'm sorry for what i did. >> his father was flying in

from iran, schumaker had family coming cross country for the big day. >> all i want to do is walk in with the class, walk across the stage with the class i came in with. >> hopefully they cherish it. i would do anything to be there with them. >> schumaker and his family went to an appeals hearing this morning. they are still waiting on word about the ruling of this hearing and by the way, fairfax county is not talking about this. but graduation is tomorrow. so the ruling has to come down tonight. >> are you getting a sense of whether the county will reconsider and accept these gentleman's apologies? they acknowledge they did the wrong thing. >> so far, they are not accepting the apology because they are not allowed to go through the ceremony. going through the hearing today, the family doesn't feel like they have much hope. >> time is ticking right now. >> wow. man. all right, well best of luck to them. let that be a lesson to

everybody else who might do something crazy. back to you, anita. >> no kidding. president obama stepped out of the white house today for lunch at kenny's smoke house in northeast. he ate with four lucky dads, two of them were active military members. the other two were bar barbers. st redskins completed their final day of minicamp. kristen berset is live with the guys. hey kristen, good to see you. >> reporter: good to see you guys. yeah, weather is cooperating a lot better today than it was yesterday for what turns out to be the final day of minicamp. i fully expected to be in the same spot tomorrow. minicamp doesn't officially end until tomorrow, mike shanahan told his guys they aren't going to hit the field. they are going to come in in the morning, get a workout, and watch them film.

that's it. five week vacation will start a little early. mike shanahan said his team has been working hard these last several weeks, but they are banged up. he wants them to get some rest. that means all the training and the practice is all on their shoulders right now. they have five weeks off until training camp starts. shanahan feels like everyone, especially the new guys, have a good understanding of everything they've done the last several weeks. >> getting to learn the system. the last four weeks with two weeks and three days with the ota's and this week with the minicamps. a week before with four days, it's been a big plus for us. we got a lot done. and hopefully with five week vacation, they will come back ready to go. >> see where guys are at and what type of looks you'll feel and get the defense and what the other guys are playing with and getting a feel with the quarterback before training camp, it helps. >> there were some fans and partners of the team here

today. rg3 taking time afterwards to sign autographs. now they saw a pretty good practice. lots of great plays today and unfortunately for the offense, a couple great picks as well. now i went one on one with santana moss to find out how well this offense is really starting to gel. >> today wasn't the best that they had. we all got better, though. every day, we aren't going to get the best of our defense. our defense is our defense for a reason and those guys are out there for a reason. they brought it to us and really made us get back into ourself and say we feel so good about what we have been doing the last few days. we all got better. >> now with some time off, i know rg3 said yesterday he was going to get together with some of the receivers, is there a plan for these next few weeks off or try to stay in shape? >> i'll do what i have to do. i have always done that. i'm pretty sure we all have the

number. we have something further. we are going to reach out to each other. that is just something that we do. with this time off, you know, kind of get a couple vacations in with the family. so when those five weeks are up, it's time to work. we are looking forward to it. >> how much weight have you lost? >> i've lost 20-pounds now, you know. it feels great. you know, i have been my best in my 190s, even though i played good at 200. it's not the weight i should have been carrying at 5'10". i can see a change in things i'm doing. i think when you are a pro and you have been here for a while, you are going to get better. so, i came in just so i can set myself and set my base. if i come time to go, i'm rolling. >> on the redskins final day, plus the latest deeping charges against lance armstrong.

i'm kristen berset, back to you guys. >> good morning america anchor says her new crisis is a direct result of the chemotherapy she received despite her breast cancer. still ahead, a local doctor answers whether other women going through that treatment should be worried about a similar diagnosis. up next, a toddler walks away after being tossed from a car that rolled over during a police chase. and don't forget, we're always on at wusa9.com. stay with us, we'll be right back.

caught on tape, some dash cam video of a police video. this is an 18 month old girl being thrown from a crashing suv in texas. see that little circle there? that's a little one. police say the toddler's father was trying to get away after a robbery. he rolled his vehicle during a high speed chase. with his daughter in the car. okay. now you can see that she immediately gets up and walks after being ejected. amazingly, she had just minor injuries. another woman in that vehicle with the little girl jumped out and rescued her. as you can imagine, the father faces multiple criminal charges. >> as he should. many of us are familiar with truth or dare. well, a new york city woman

decided she was going to take this game to a completely new level last weekend. >> she got hundreds of people to play with her until in the real and virtual world. made up 300 cards and stuck them all over manhattan's washington square park. anxious truth questions via twitter or perform dares on the spot. clearly it worked. >> they had a lot of time on their hands. an area grocery store launches a program that will help them save time and money. casts doubt on the omega3 theory when it comes to keeping your mind sharp. that's in our health alert.

topping our health alert tonight, many of you have probably heard. omega3 fatty acids can slow down the natural decline in our

cognitive abilities. this may not be true, at les in the short-term. scientists luked scientists looked at three studies. they did not see a boost in memory, mental or verbal skills. they are found in fatty fish like salmon and in flax seed. they are good for your body, whether they sharpen your mind or not. bringing increased awareness to the problem that tens of thousands of cancer survivors are facing. roberts suspects chemotherapy and radiation for breast cancer is the cause of her condition. on 9news now this morning, andrea roane spoke to an oncologist about concerns over the complications of chemo. >> you received a number of things from women about this. >> i have. this is one of the most feared complications of chemotherapy. it's important to remember this is a very, very uncommon complication of chemotherapy.

chemotherapy leads to better outcomes in women. when we look at how women with breast cancer, survival rates, we see they are doing better and better. part of that is because advances we've made in terms of strategies. >> are women being councilled that this could be, a side effect of chemotherapy? >> that's an excellent question. in general, whether we prescribe chemotherapy, we go through with a woman the benefit ratio, to to speak, and tell them this is a rare complication. >> to see andrea's full interview, log on to our website, wusa9.com. it's on the health page. >> as we reported last night, the world health organization says diesel exhaust can increase the risk of lung cancer. many of us are exposed to diesel. some people more than others depending on what they do. if you work as a truck driver, or railroad worker, you could be at higher risk. some suggestions on how to keep

exposure to this exhaust to a minimum. first, improve the ventilation in the workplace. second, make sure that your vehicles are maintained properly, so the exhaust is kept at a regular level. third, limit the number of engines in the same space, and fourth, switch off engines while they are not in use to avoid unnecessary diesel fumes. >> we will kick off tonight's consumer alert. with a recall. the motor company is recalling 50,000 civics, small sedans. the auto maker says the model has a drive shaft assembly problem that could lead to the loss of engine power. honda says it has not received crashes or injuries. the car company is going to mail owners a letter about repairs starting in late june. no more circling the coupon wagon for deals. no more clipping to save. today, safeway launched a new tool that is stalked with offers just for you. i got a chance to try out what

this grocery chain hopes will be a game changer. >> remember how you used to shop? grab a circular, or you work the aisles with a list in hand. scratching off each item. well, safeway believes it has an easier way to help you save time and money. >> we are now creating a digital platform where customers can pick the coupons online, get personalized deals for themselves and frankly, save a great deal of money on top of the regular savings we already offer. >> digital savings program is called just for you. to get started, you register your club card online and a mobile app helps you track your deals on the go. >> i'm going to add this. >> to try out the app, i pick out some deer park water, juice boxes, and some mustard. you add the items you want to your shopping list and send them to your car to save at the checkout. safeway lets you down load personalized deals.

>> you'll see mostly things that you typically purchase that we know are important to you. >> traditional brownie mix. >> we clicked to see more details to find out the exact type. it is something to know when you go searching for the deals. in just the first hours of the launch, shoppers at this bowie store seem impressed. >> coupon queens and kings. so this is great. >> you take your digital list, transfer it to your card, and count up the savings. between the coupons and the special offers, i knocked off 11% from my grocery bill. now in addition to the club card savings and your personal savings, there's a weekly coupon spot. all those coupons are now on safeway's online mobile coupon center. the program also keeps track of whether the coupons are for one- time use or multiple times.

>> well, now you aren't going to have to fire up the grill if you have a hankering for barbecue. because the fast food chain, burger king, is rolling out barbecue pork, beef and chicken sandwiches. friends, you can get some pork on your sundae. that's right, soft serve vanilla fudge caramel sundae with bacon on top. would you do that? >> no. >> all right, the chain hopes this will inspire you to come to the store because obviously it's been shrinking in market share. >> isn't this bacon a thing? >> a bacon sunday with bacon on top. >> it's a thing. bacon with ice cream? come on. >> i love bacon. czar for any length of time, we would have bacon days and chocolate days, but not on ice cream. >> we had some breezes, it was refreshing, lower humidity. that's going to stay with us

for a while. it's our live weather cam. this is looking down wisconsin avenue. you're looking north down toward bethesda. and it's brought to you by michael and son. a few clouds out there. 81. look at the dew point. remember this time yesterday, dew points in the low 70s. today, they're in the upper 40s. that means open your windows, but not all the way. winds all out of the north. pressure is on the rise, 29.98 inches of mercury. mainly 70s, some 80s. looking at 79 in arlington. still 80 in college park. we're looking at upper 70s in great fall. 75 already in reston and 77 in leesburg. 81 still in manassas. because the air mass is so dry and the winds will diminish when the sun goes down, temperatures fall quickly. so if you're out and about tonight, i know it sounds weird, i would grab a light coat. open the windows tonight, some clouds tomorrow, but still nice. a nice finish to the week for friday and warming up over the

weekend. looks like a pretty decent weekend for dad. for tonight, partly cloudy and cool. open the windows, 56 to 66. winds north, northeast at 10. the winds will diminish and turn north, northeast. by morning, partly sunny and cool. 50s and 60s to start. winds northeast at 10. air quality good range. by afternoon, partly cloudy and pleasant. low humidity continues. a little bit breezy, but still nice. winds east, northeast at 10 to 15. all right, we'll break it down. kind of school to start. and then pleasant by noon. temperatures in the 70s. a little breezy by evening, but very nice. 77 to 81 by tomorrow evening. next three days, weather alert code, 80 on friday. 83 on saturday. warming up a little bit on saturday, but partly cloudy and still dry. next seven days, keep it dry for dad, too. warmer as well. mid 80s for dad on sunday.

and then upper 80s on monday. hotter as we get into tuesday and wednesday. just some isolated storms. highs flirting with 90 degrees tuesday and wednesday. so all in all, low humidity stays for a little while. stays dry for dad. pretty good deal. >> i'm sure he'll enjoy it. >> still ahead tonight, protesters speak out at a capitol hill hearing about massive losses by the largest bank in this country. >> mysterious disappearance of a teenage girl is finally solved 32 years later. now, the murder investigation is just getting started. i'm peggy fox. police are hoping you can help. but first, paying tribute to wounded warriorings on the court and off. we'll be right back.

the at&t national golf tournament begins in two weeks in bethesda. >> they are getting stuff ready already. the tournament pays tribute to military members, especially wounded warriors. we are paying tribute to those as well. >> tonight, he brings us the story of dan hernandez. >> shot after shot after shot. perfect. the last thing you think when you see dan hernandez is wounded warriors. >> when we have gone to events, people look at him

funny. >> what's he doing here? he looks perfectly normal. >> both arms, both legs. he suffers from the wounds you don't see. >> one of the signature injuries of this war is traumatic brain injury. >> in 2005, while serving in iraq, a car bomb exploded near him. the force was overwelming. >> i don't recall the event. >> so were the after effects. >> i notice the simplest tasks started getting difficult. things toddlers do. >> physical limitations led to post-traumatic stress. >> i was drinking heavily. >> he needed a hand. he got one. in the form of wife, kelly. >> just being receptive. not always did he want to talk about it. when he did, listening to him. >> without my wife, i wouldn't be here. >> here is a pretty good place. and he is trying to prove that a wounded warrior can do jugs about anything. that perfect swing right there, he's trying to take that to the

professional ranks. he recently entered the u.s. open qualifier and almost made it. >> i missed it by a stroke. >> the man who began playing golf at age 11 is back. golf is one of his therapies. good days and bad days, of course. >> we were in new york a couple months ago, just the amount of crowds the people, was so overwelming. his mind set changed and he was in iraq again. >> only this time he has a soul mate with him in the battle. >> he's not there anymore. he has -- he is secure, he is safe with family. >> that was our own dave owens reporting. hernandez serves as deputy director of warrior family coordination center. he helps military members get the behavioral help services they need when they need it. he has also been invited to play at the at&t national. join us for special coverage every night after 9news now at 11:00. mike and dave owens will have a recap of each day's events.

our live coverage begins on monday, june 25. this is 9news now. >> the head of the largest bank in the country came to capitol hill today. jamie diamond answered questions about those bad bets that turned into billions of dollars in losses. daniel nottingham reports, now some executives may be giving back their pay. >> capital police escorted protesters out of the hearing room when the ceo of j.p. morgan chase came to explain how his bank lost more than $2 million. jamie diamond apologized. but said he wants congress to put it in perspective. >> no client, customer, or taxpayer money was impact the by this event. >> senators asked diamond why he was pointing the finger at the bank's investing unit. >> watching you take personal responsibility since they were following the game plan that you personally layed out? >> that's why i'm he