i'm responsible. >> diamond did say chase will take pay back from senior executives involved in the risky trades. the hearing comes as congress finalizes new banking regulations, including the so- called vocal rule designed to prevent banks from making risky trades for their own profit. >> it hasn't been written yet. it's very complicated. it may stop. >> lawmakers are trying to get a handle on whether big banks are still a big risk. >> what would you do to make our system safer? >> we never actually sat down, republicans, democrats, businesses, and had real detailed conversations about what went wrong, what needs to be fixed. >> diamond insisted there are some parts of stricter regulation that he does support. danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >> the rule is supposed to take effect next month, but banks have two years to fully

comply. sentenced to 60 days behind bars. henson was found guilty to make calls that prosecutors say were designed to keep black vote res from going to the polls. this dates back to november of 2010. henson was working for former republican governor, bob ehrlich, who lost to democratic governor, martin o'malley. and late this afternoon, we learned that federal prosecutors are dropping all charges against john edwards. the former senator's trial on corruption charges ended in a hung jury on all but one count last month. edwards was acquitted on that final charge. prosecutors will not seek a new trial. the mysterious disappearance of a teenage girl from takoma, park, maryland, 32 years ago has been solved. but not the way her family had hoped. it's now a homicide investigation that police from virginia and maryland are helping them solve for good. >> she liked to dance and you

know, sometimes she loved to poke fun at people. >> vividly remembers their youngest sibling and the details about the day she disappeared 32 years ago. >> it's extremely important that someone come forward and help solve the case. >> 18-year-old cindy had taken a ride on bus from her home for a job interview at a silver spring deli. the deli called to tell her she got the job, but she never knew it. police now believe someone killed her. >> we are looking for the help of anybody that knew her. anybody that was acquainted with her. maybe know her where abouts or seen her at the time she was missing. >> in 1982, a hiker found her remains in virginia at the foot of bull run mountain. in 2001, dna evidence in the case was entered into the national data base. in 2011, dna from family members was collected in an unrelated case elsewhere and finally last month on may 10, a

dna match was found and using advanced technology, her remains were identified. >> when cynthia's remains were found two years after she disappeared, there were some clothes found as well. some clothes that may have been identified by her family. but back then, the police department was not aware of her disappearance and no contact made with the takoma park police department. and her family went on believing for 30 years that she might come home some day. >> i was angry at her for a while because i thought, this is not like my sister. how could she be so mean to us? >> cindy's brother is grateful police finally found her, but he wishes had hadn't taken so long. police are asking for help in identifying this man. cindy's family says he was her boyfriend, she may have broken up with before she vanished. >> we love you, we always have, we always will. >> peggy fox, 9news now. >> what a haunting story.

anyone with information about this case, please call crime solvers. if you have seen the person in the sketch or have any information about this case or any others, please contact your local police or submit your information online. remember, any information no matter how small. >> and that's james. he is the lead singer of metalica. disappeared after one of the band concerts back in 2009. her body was found three months later. investigators say dna links her murder to a sexual assault in fairfax county, but they don't have much other information right now and they need more. a teenage prank is reaching new heights in the maryland suburbs. two teens are facing felony charges for throwing what's called a bottle bomb at a six- year-old girl in pasadena. today, firefighters were called to yet another incident. this one in glenn bernie. >> ism scott broom in anne

arundel county, where two teens are facing felony charges after throwing a so-called bottle bomb at a six-year-old girl. bottle bomb videos are easy to find on the internet. and it was here on a playground at the sunset elementary school in anne arundel county where two teens tried to attack a six- year-old girl with one of the bombs, police say. >> this is evidence. >> 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 a case that we had in april, there was a blast injury to the individual. one of her extremities as well as the materials inside the component that can cause burns. >> anne arundel county, scott

broom, 9news now. >> phil is the new d.c. council chairman. he came within one vote to replace kwame brown. the federal investigation taken down two council members is take it toll on the people who are left. >> this is bruce johnson in the district. before council members today could vote on a new chairman. some members had to vent. >> but we have to stay together up here and stop fighting. >> today was the d.c. council's first meeting since kwame brown was forced to resign because of felony bank fraud and campaign finance violations. six months before that, ward 5 councilman, harry thomas, forced out of office for stealing more than $300,000 from youth baseball programs. 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 to restore that trust. >> not without debate. vincent orange, one of the second in command spots arguing that the council's ten democrats should not promote brown an independent. others sited brown's past controversies. other internet gambling, unpaid taxes, and federal campaign finance violations. >> the voters on all those particular issues that you just mentioned. i'm very proud of my legislative record over the last three years. >> bruce johnson, 9news now. >> coming up at 7:00, the nation's largest colleges and universities look to ban smoking on all 64 of its campuses. the proposal drawing fire, we'll talk about why on 9news now at 7:00. >> still to come, fighting the fires. a look at what crews are up against in colorado. top. >> we had a very refreshing day. humidity lower. winds kicking up.

it's a nice dry wind. 82 and 69 go in the books. averages are up to 84. the average low is 64. record high only 96. record low 51. we are still 5 inches below in terms of annual rain fall. we'll come back and talk about when the humidity returns and when summer returns as well. >> first, the weather forecast calls for 82 and sunny at niagra falls on friday. perfect weather to try and walk across the 2-inch tight rope. we'll tell you more about the preparations up next.

crews working around the clock for friday's high wire act at niagra falls. nick is planning to walk across the falls on a 2-inch thick cable. he says he has dreamed of making this walk since he was six and if he is successful, he will walk 1800 feet just 200 feet above the bottom of the

gorge. maryland's highest court says voters can decide whether to approve a law that allows in state tuition for some illegal immigrants. state lawmakers passed the measure last year and groups oppose it already gathered enough signatures to put the issue up for a statewide vote this november. a question before the court was largely a technical matter. fairfax county police say a teacher arrested on child porn charges did not do anything inappropriate at the school. robert was arrested at poplar tree elementary this morning. the 26-year-old was in his first year of teaching at the school. tonight, he facings ten counts of possessing child pornography. still ahead tonight, a harm harmless prank or a punishment? whether high school students should get to walk at their graduation.

back on 9news now with a commuter alert, road crews are going to shut down a section of

new york avenue tonight between 10th street and florida avenue. the shut down starts at 10:00. it will last until 5:00 in the morning. you'll want to follow detour signs. construction crews will be working on the new york avenue bridge project. metro changed the name of one of its red line stations. the new york avenue, florida avenue, is now -- stands for north of massachusetts avenue. the neighborhood there. and metro says it will keep new york avenue on the signs for the next year to cut down on the confusion. six students are suspended after a senior prank after herndon high. three of them are prohibited from participating in their graduation ceremony tomorrow. >> i'm sur ray chin where a senior prank cost some kids their graduation ceremony. >> it kills me it's in this bag right now. >> chris is deciding if he'll try on his red graduation gown.

a senior prank of baby oil seemed funny at the time. >> the fact they think it's okay to take away really the only proud day i'm going to have leaving high school, i disagrow with that. >> school says while no one was hurt, it caused a potential risk. the star varsity basketball players and top students say they'll take the suspension, but let them receive their diploma with their friends. >> hope they cherish it. i'd do anything to be there with them. >> oftentimes kids can't wait until the end of the school year, but for schumaker, all they want is to be here at school among their friends. for tomorrow's graduation, and today's rehearsal. surae chin, 9news now. >> after burning for five days, crews in colorado say they only have a 10% of the high park wild fire under control in colorado. it's one of a dozen fires burning in the western u.s. and

three designated in need of type one management by the u.s. forest service. emily schmidt shows us what those firefighters are up against. >> for five days and four nights, the fire burning in northern colorado a few miles from fort collins has only grown bigger. >> pretty frightening. you know that it's serious. it's a monster. >> 1,000 firefighters pitted against more than 46,000 burning acres out numbered, yet today their leaders encouraged. >> how do you measure success? we're gaining. >> crews count ten air tankers, 14 helicopters, 100 fire engines in the fight. the fire is growing, it's growing slower, which is important as crews tire. they are working 16 hour shifts in dangerous conditions. some areas are deemed too treacherous for firefighters to begin to tackle. the weather isn't helping. >> we have a concept of escape routes and safety zones. we will be individual lent as

those winds increase. >> firefighters think some of the people who evacuated will get a chance to return to their neighborhoods later wednesday. officials aren't giving updates as to how many homes may be gone. at least one person has died. >> it came so fast. it was too late. >> incident commander says this is one of the toughest fires colorado has seen. not the kind of fire you spend a few days on and go home. he says some firefighters will stay until there's a substantial rain and so far, the only thing on the horizon appears to be more smoke. i'm emily schmidt reporting. >> we were talking before, you do need this to occur at some point. it is heartbreaking to watch to get caught in the middle. >> it's a natural occurrence. the problem is, you know, as everything else, sprawl has gone into the forest that used to burn without any problems. it is kind of sad. now we're looking at low humidity here. nice day. >> it was. >> the low humidity will last

through the week. let's start with a live look outside. new weather cam brought to you by michael and son. this is looking northward down wisconsin avenue toward bethesda. and looking at just a few clouds. but really a very nice evening. 80 degrees. the dew points are in the 40s. what that means is, you can, wait a minute. i'm sorry. that's looking east over the beltway. dew points in the 40s. so an entirely different air mass than yesterday. we were in the low 70s. it was muggy and horrible. open your windows, but not too far because it will be cool. pressure is steady at 29.98 inches of mercury. look at wind. 23-mile per hour wind gusts in manassas and 20 miles per hour. it's due north, okay, and that brought in cooler air and some dryer air. much more comfortable.

temperatures, 78 in arlington. 75 already in bethesda. upper 70s in rockville. mid 70s in great falls. 78 in sterling. still 77 out in leesburg and still 79 in manassas. upper 70s in college park and also in beltsville. so, staying comfortable for a while. open the windows tonight. some clouds tomorrow, but still a nice day. yes, it will warm up over the weekend. but still remain comfortable. for tonight, partly cloudy and cool. open the windows, 56 to 66. winds turn a little bit and diminish north, northeast at 10. by morning, partly sunny and cool. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. winds news , weather , and winds northeast at 10. we are looking at a few more clouds tomorrow. pleasant, low humidity, highs near 80. a tad breezy. winds north, northeast. mid 50s to mid 60s to start. 70s by noon.

77 to 81 by evening. breezy, but a very nice thursday. all right, code weather alerts green, green, and green. that's nice. 80 on friday. low 80s on saturday. next seven days. warming up a little bit, but not bad. dad is going to find temperatures in the mid 80s. it's going to be dry. we're looking at upper 80s by monday. isolated shower or thunderstorm possible on tuesday and wednesday, lesli, very isolated, but hotter back to around 90. >> a good looking forecast. >> that is good. happy early father's day to you. all right, the redskins have wrapped up a good portion of minicamp. i'm sure they are tired or at least getting ready to relax for a few weeks, kristen? >> yeah, they have been practicing pretty hard the last few weeks. now they get five weeks off. they were back on the field today. mike shanahan with a big surprise for his guys after practice. i'll tell you what it was. plus, lance armstrong breaking

news. once again coming under fire. those and more coming up next in sports.

now, 9sports with kristen berset. the best sports in town. >> we are live in ashburn at redskins park. before we get to their final day of practice, some breaking

news. lance armstrong is once again under some serious allegations of doping. the u.s. antidoping agency is investigating some suspicious blood samples from 2009 and 2010. claiming that they show some blood manipulation or some blood transfusion. now the agency alleges armstrong and five others from his team were involved. armstrong is immediately banned from triathlons. armstrong denies the charges. now the redskins, they got a nice surprise after practice today. mike shanahan giving them tomorrow off, letting them start their five-week vacation a day early. we really gotten to see firsthand just how fast and how speedy rg3 really is. if you recall, he was a track star at baylor. he ran a 4-4 in the nfl combine. did you know four years ago, rg3 competed at the olympic

trial. obviously, he didn't make the u.s. team, but we asked mike shanahan what that experience could do for his player. >> i can say, you won't be in the olympic trials, and the only thing i'm concerned about. obviously what he did was pretty impressive. have that type of speed and compete at that level, gives you an idea what ability he does have. >> we got our first chance to hear from the assistant coaches today as well. new defensive back coach is getting a lot of accolades from his new players. well, he doesn't really appear to need his ego boosted. he has enough confidence for himself. >> i'm the very best. i was the best last year when i got fired. and we'll figure out the rest of that stuff out. right now, we'll help the washington redskins win. >> sit back and play football. he can do all the talking from here on out.

>> nationals wrapping up their series with toronto. breakout games for tyler moore. he drove in two runs and went off in the 4th and 6th for his first two home runs of the season. 3 for 5 and 5rbi for tyler moore. that was all stephen strasburg needed. six innings, striking out eight. wins 6-2, picking up their second consecutive sweep. and bryce harper is creating a buzz for what he did after last night's game. if you didn't hear about it, log on to wusa9.com. check out our sports blog. that will do it for us, i'm kristen berset, back to you. kristen, thank you very much. and a glory yows glorious day out there. >> tomorrow for flag day, nice. heating up over the weekend. >> looking good. that's it for us. the cbs evening news is next. anita is in for derek at 7:00 and don't forget to join the

morning team at 4:25. have a great day.