woods in motion. they come back with mcneal. he slashes across the 25 yard line on that first down. >> kirk: can curtis mcneal having a great night, the offensive line, facing this three-four defense. they have done a really good job at times of being able to sustain blocks and give mcneil room to run. >> brent: he has carried the load. coming again. breaks free. battles towards that first down marker at the 15 yard line. it's going to be close. >> kirk: you got to remember, this guy's about 180 pounds. you know how big these stanford linebackers are? this is a three-four defense. when you play a three-four defense, you're playing with 250-pound linebackers that can run. they're asking him to run right into him. most of the carries. he's showing a lot of toughness tonight. >> brent: with the first down at the 15. >> kirk: woods by himself at the top. one on one coverage. seeing the same thing i'm seeing. >> brent: looking in that direction. throws it to the end zone. catches it. just what he saw. >> k

crews are looking for a been missing boy, robert wood jr.. they expanded their search for the missing autistic boy. with daylight running out, the race against the clock becomes more desperate. let's go to hanover county for the latest. >> the search for this missing way continues tonight but is moving away from the woods and toward the water. you can see behind me we have an inflatable rescue boat ready to hit the water. >> the focus of the search shifted more than 72 hours after robert wood disappeared. >> teams of volunteers scoured the river. officials cut the flow from a nearby dam to help the search. >> de cut it so the water level would go down. >> people spent hours trudging through the water. >> looking in the water and looking in the woods hoping to see somebody. i did not have any luck. >> robert wood, who is autistic, disappeared while hiking with his father. throngs of of volunteers spent the past few days searching the woods and brush. now, there is speculation the boy may have gone toward the river. some members of the search p

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and, two, woods has lost a number of sponsors. it should be noted that woods still made over $90 million in 2010. we continue our discussion on athletes regaining their public image after scandal. now joined by cnbc sports business reporter, darren ravel. a company staying with or parting ways with an athlete, following a scandal involving a player? >> one, can they legally pull it off? that's the first thing. there are these morals clauses in these contracts. and generally, they're ambiguous to the point where it has to wind up in court anyway. the question is, if they want to part right away, can they do it? often, they'll let a deal expire which has happened with kobe years ago, and recently tiger woods, where they wait until the deal is done. they don't do anything after the scandal. and then, they just let it expire. >> when it comes to rehabbing the image of an athlete, how much does the type of crime matter when companies consider investing in an athlete post-scandal? >> well, honestly, i think it does come down to business

some of the green features are the wood floor we're standing on. >> what kind of wood is this? >> this is, i believe, chestnut. >> that's the great thing about using wood. it's you'll find species and different types of wood available through fsc that aren't available any other way. >> it's real nicely laid. >> the resin panels are 95 percent recycled content. we use that as well on the reception desk. it has a bamboo surface. which is a rapidly renewable resource. >> so you work for hunts man architect url group. i have to ask beverly, you hired an architect. >> i think it's in appreciation of, that architects can appreciate the value that other architects bring to something. we had several factors. one was that we were very busy ourselves with keeping our country clients happy and the idea of taking the time to focus on this wasn't a good use of time. tenant improvement was not our special. we talked with a number of interior oriented firms. we are very ambitious and what we're offering. we wanted to hire an interior design firm that could bring that kind of specialness to th

shooting happened just before noon in this wooded area that easy to my left. beyond these trees is the main campus, the woodlawn campus for the social security administration. the victim was an employee of that ssa and was walking through those woods when he was confronted by a robber and shot. police say was just before 11:45 a.m. monday morning when an unidentified male employee of the ssa was walking through this wooded area near the woodlawn campus when an armed man tried to rob him. it ended with the employee getting shot and the suspect fleeing on foot. the victim was able to stumble out of the woods and collapse near the intersection of woodlawn and parallel drives. police were called enda that was taken to hospital. >> the shooting occurred in a wooded area that is crisscrossed with footpaths that is near the social security complex. the victim was taking his lunch break and was taking a walk through the area. the shooting did not occur on the social security administration campus. >> immediately after the shooting because the suspect could not be loca

the kitchen tastefully redone with gleaming wood floors.hink the slate blue cabinets are tractive and the open bookshelf breaks up the wall. the pedestal sink, nice and clean, and the top floor with its glossy wood floors and pretty windows reinvented and made it into a child's playroom. i'd move right into that place. >> sweet. >> a nice house for only $239,000 at 4% interest rates. >> fabulous. dayton, ohio, home of the town of the wright brothers, got a beautiful four-bedroom home built in 1928. >> a norman rockwell type neighborhood. people are friendly, sit on their front porches. they actually sit on them and this is a 1928 home in perfect condition, a wood deck out back, totally new condition. maybe they'll work on painting that porch to match the house. the dining room, wood floors and a bay window, not so big but charming. they made the most of a tiny kitchen, but by keeping it white and opening it up with the chic breakfast nook it's nicely done. the master bedroom looks totally modern with the nice extra window on top and also pu

we have macassar ebony, which comes from india. >> one type of wood steinway & sons doesn't use is wood from endangered species, nor do they use keys made from elephants' tusks. >> the keys are no longer ivory. they still talk about the ebonies and the ivories, but they're no longer made of ivory, of course. and steinway was one of the first to discontinue using ivory. you know, we're very conscious of the environment and the world that we live in. >> since a piano is one of the few musical instruments that you can't hold, it needs to be able to stand on its own. >> well, here we become what we call a case, and behind you is when we add the furniture components, which we call the key bed, the legs, and what we call a pin block, then the piano becomes a case, and it's ready to move on to become a true piano, finally, at the end. and this is what's called planing the bridge. he's getting the bridge set up for the bridge pins that the strings are gonna pass over. this is all done by hand. each one of the notches that you see on this board, the bridge here, those scallops, are all done by h

woods. search ha live and in hd, this is abc 7 -- on your side. >>> we are following breaking news coming from new york city. that is where protesters are causing some major problems. are live pictures from new marched intosters new york city. this latest uproar comes hours between oakland, police and protesters. there have been no problems with protesters here in washington. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> a desperate search through woods for an autistic boy. robbie wood is spending his night after being his family.om searchers are reaching out for help on the ground on the internet. we are live in hanover county latest developments. >> we have a growing sense of we enter the four has been out in the woods. professional certification teams the ground. this effort continues to grow. if -- uc soldiers who have come support.rovide the sun set, but some refused to stop searching. they continued to comb the woods a lost little boy. who is autistic, when hiki

wood? yeah, wood framed building. why is wood the safest building to be in, 4 stories or less? it flexes, yeah, it's flexible. what's the danger here? chimney, yeah, fireplace. be aware of the fact that just because it's a wood building and the event caused some sort of compromise of the structure of the building and the building is still standing doesn't necessarily mean there's not a danger there. so what could you as nert's do to make that situation better or at least keep it the same so no one else gets hurt? keep it off, yeah. keep people away. perfect. take out some of that yellow tape that you have, that yellow caution tape, and string it around around keep people back. in this particular case, what could you do to make that situation better? turn off the gas. where would you turn the gas off at? at the street, okay. that's a good place to do it. but you always want to do it at the safest location. so if the street is the safest location, that's where you would do it at. this house here fell over. doesn't have something called a sheer wall. so it's just a platform or a p

wood went missing sunday afternoon, the boy with autism was found alive and taken from the woods, brought to a nearby hospital for examination and to be reunited with his family. >> you had the thoughts in the back of your mind. there's no way this child can be out there, no food, no water. minimal clothing and the weather is getting bad. is this going to turn out good? but it did. >> we are told word spread quickly here at the volunteer command center near kings dominion. >> the place went crazy with screams. it was great. it was a great experience. >> how are you feeling? >> i have no words for how great i feel. >> you're my far end, keep your spacing as best you can and pay attention. >> it had been another day with hundreds of volunteers coming from, in some cases, hours away to help in the search for robert. >> i have a daughter who is special needs, a little autistic and it pulls my heart string. i couldn't imagine what the parents are going through. if it was my kid out there, i would hope people would do the same thing. >> obviously he has no training and he has special needs. i h

here is another look at robbie wood. he was wearing a long the a sleeved red shirt and blue pants and a blue sneakers when he went missing. lot onto our website at wjla.com. \ will have our updates when they happen. >>> a mother and a fiance received news they were waiting for. date arrested the man responsible for the deaths of their loved ones. two men were arrested tonight for the murder of demetrias martin days after he was killed. >> the family of 23-year-old dimitrius thompson did not know his attackers. one week after he was shot multiple times and killed, they have two men in custom -- custody. it was this surveillance video captured by a security captured -- camera that helped them find the two man charged with murder. >> i am relieved that the person has been caught and off the streets of they will not hurt anybody else. >> the man who was murdered -- dimitrius, send on the bus after last thursday. the family is still planning his funeral tonight. "i don't know what happened before everything happened. he board

there are searching for a 9- year-old robbie wood.t a candle for the missing boy. >> i just hope that they find him send and he will be okay. >> he was hiking with his father and brother when he disappeared. he is autistic and his communication skills are limited complicating rescue efforts. >> there are a lot of different animals there. >> volunteers remain vigilant. more than 1000 turned out yesterday and they will be back out again this morning. that will track for the rugged terrain that they hope has kept the ball alive during the night. >> it is a cold night and he is out here. they are calling for rain. >> some of the school buses have started to arrive. the need of those buses because they will have to bus all the hundreds of volunteers from this area over to the park. once these volunteers arrive, they have to go through a registration process and i have to go through a short training process. it is a rugged five-mile hike through this park and wooded terrain. that has some obstacles facing them as they continue to search. >>

robert wood, jr. has not been seen since he wandered way from his family on sunday at the north anna battlefield park. police have been out all night searching for the boy. >> we are under the assumption and with the understanding that robert wood, jr. is alive and we are seeking to give him the aid and to reunite him with his family. >> we have placed in the woods glow stricts that identify food, water and blankets that are available in those locations. and none of those have been disturbed. >> the boy is ativity irk and usually avoids contact with people. >>> challenges to the president's health care reform law could be heard by the supreme court soon. >>> is a crisis averted in u.s. markets looking up aafter european leader reach an agreement on how to resolve debt problems in greece. we are back in a moment.  >>> rain and snow are making earthquake recovery efforts in turkey difficult. yes, snow too. thousands left homeless by the quake. tents and other supplies are now arriving from other

the man grabbed a young beryl and dragged her into the woods -- young girl and dragged her into the wood sexually assaulted her. things may have gotten worse if a neighbor had not stepped in to stop the attack. fox 5s audrey barnes spoke with him today. audrey. >> reporter: brian, that little girl was walking down scottish avenue when the suspect grabbed her from behind and dragged her into the woods. this is where it all took place. a neighbor heard her screams and ran into the woods to help. and now he is left with images that he'll never forget. >> i'm walk down the street with my pregnant wife and all i can hear is screams. screams for help and mercy. >> reporter: and without thinking, jonathan lambert runs into the woods to help. >> i saw pink and black bag sitting on the ground to my left. looked like a little general's bag and i look -- girl's bag and i looked up and there was a little girl sitting on the ground on her hands and knees. >> reporter: he yells at the teenager standing over the child and he takes off rung. lambert chases him. -- running. lambert chases him. >> every t

fear in a prince george's county neighborhood tonight after a 10-year-old child was attacked in a wood area. police say a teenaged boy had the girl on the ground in hill crest heights before several people came to her rescue. tonight shomari stone talked to one of them. >> reporter: well, jim, good evening. detectives are telling me that this young man who went into the woods over there to help this girl they are calling him courageous. he says he is haunted by what he heard and saw yesterday. >> i can't get her screams out of my head. i'm sorry. i can't -- >> reporter: a tear gently rolls down jonathan lambert's cheek as he recalls the horror he witnessed in these woods. a teen sexually assaulted a girl on the other side of this crime scene tape. >> this happened a block from my home. a 10-year-old girl about to be raped. >> reporter: the girl was walk home after school on scottish avenue around 5:00 on thursday. suddenly the teen grabbed her, dragged her into the woods across the street and sexually assaulted her. that's when jonathan heard the girl screaming and ran into the woods t

year-old girl dragged into the woods and attacked. tonight, the man who came to her rescue talks to fox 5. >>> we're going to begin with the end of the war in iraq. good evening, everyone. i'm brian bolter. >> i'm maureen umeh in for shawn. president obama making the surprise announcement this afternoon. thousands of troops will be back home by the holidays. jennifer davis starts us off tonight. >> the troops in iraq will definitely be home for the holidays. >> reporter: the president declares an official end to the iraq war announcing he'll bring the 40,000 u.s. troops there home by the end of the year. >> tens of thousands of them will pack up their gear and board convoys for the journey home. after nearly 9 years, america's war in iraq will be over. >> reporter: the president made the announcement after wrapping up a privatevo conditions with the -- private video conference with iraq's prime minister. they're in agreement. it was brokered in 2008 by then- president george w. bush and iraq leaders. those there will be a total u.s. t

we've got bernadette woods over in the first warning weather center. good afternoon. >> that's what we are going to do, we will check the radar. first warning doppler, drizzle and rain, not heavier bands we had today. ot heavier bands we look to the south, see that it is going to be returning. what i'm going to do is show you, even though this moved north, look at this down to our south. the whole storm is forming in to one larger storms it was two separate ones, one larger one o and going to make its way through maryland. we are not quite done with the rain yet. overall today looking at rain drizzling on and off. a windy day. and off. we see improvements coming. we will have the forecast. >>> state of maryland is cracking down so called bath salts. the synthetic drugs are illegal here. they can inhaled, smoked ingested or injected and cause cardiac arrest and paranoia. they passed emergency regulations to ban the sale. >>> 25 deaths including two here in maryland are now linked to the listeria outbreak in cantaloupe. cdc says the fruit should be off s

the rain may taper off around lunchtime, but we are not out of the woods. most of the rain along and west of interstate 95 especially up 270, 66 as well from fauquier county and east word. along 95 is where we are seeing moderate rain in prince william county in woodbrige and dale city. 66 at noon with the rain tapering around lunchtime. there could be gusty, damaging wind this afternoon and evening. partly cloudy tomorrow, temperatures dropping, low 60's's, gusty wind. friday and the weekend very fall-like. >>> 270 accident on southbound near 370. in the rain and road spray it will take you a little longer this morning. less than desirable conditions. there was an accident on north kings highway at route 1 and a portion of north kings highway is closed. back to you. >> thank you. >>> expect new developments today in the murder case of 11- year-old jessica nguyen from montgomery county. >> a step father was arrested yesterday and charged with stabbing her to death in may. later this morning police will release more details. jummy olabanji is at police headq

woods shot at two over 73. six shots before the leader. the ucla graduate shot a 269. >>> tampa bay lost eight straight games at candle stick until last november. it was the buck's first win at the stick since 1980. and it was during the time that former coach singletary benched smith. >> any time you play a team back to back years, yeah they came in here and beat us last year jumped us on us pretty good. so they're good. they're disciplined on defense. they know what they're doing, they're well coached. they are young on the defensive line and really good players. we're just try to find our match ups in in a mild upset, high school game of the week is a royal versus bishop. ktvu will be live at that game tomorrow. and highlights at 10:00. should be a good one. >> we like toe find those or get those friday night high school football of the week match up. thanks fred. >> ktvu is on online always all the time right now on our facebook page. ktvu viewers are sharing their memories of apple founder steve jobs and you can as well. just look for

. >>> developing story for police in montgomery county they resumed their search through wooded areas, damascus and along i-70 for missing 11-year- old william mclane his mother was found murdered inside her apartment in german town last week her husband appeared in a north carolina court room charged with the murder today. paul what do you know. >> reporter: well, brian, curtis lopez appeared in court in charlotte north carolina today where he waived extradition back to maryland he is expected back here perhaps this week where he will face first degree murder charges. now, lopez is refusing to work with the police in this case, he hired an attorney, he is not talking to the police and not giving them any indication or information about what may have happened to william. today, the police searched again, right here in montgomery county for the little boy. >>> montgomery county police fanned out in fields and wooded areas, adjacent to i-270 in clarks burg searching for anything that will lead them to 11-year-old william mcclean hay began the day near a creek bad in damascus where he sp

tiger woods was the biggest name at the pga tournament. apparently not everyone who came to see him is in a of of -- is a fan. what everybody was talking about was a man threw a hot dog at woods. woods said he heard a noise in the crowd and then heard security officers. >> when i looked up the hot dog was already in the air, the bun disintegrating there. >> the bun barely made it to the green but the hot dog made it on the putting surface. the man was arrested for disturbing the peace. >>> here is an especially dangerous water hazard. six bull sharks patrolling a lake. recent flood water washed the guys into the lake. the course's grounds keepers say they are okay as long as nobody gets too close. >>> nevada police are offer ag are reward for information on people who stole a statue. it was apparently stolen over the weekend. it is a 9-foot tall statue. nevada police say the statue may have been stolen for its metal. >>> time now 4:56. dozens of new laws took effect in california. the law meant to protect teens from cancer. >>> a weekendt

that is what i think and believe me that is off the top of my head doug wood is an extremely capable lawyer i am sure he explored every possible defense but if he is admitting that, then that makes the prosecutions job that much easier. >> so he is not saying norwood did not kill murray he is saying she did not plan it there is a difference first degree murder carries life in prison second degree murder however, 30 years you are eligible for parole in 15. we will see what happens inside the courtroom today. stacy cohen back to you. >> thank you very much a reminder fox 5s. paul wagner is blogging and tweeting about the trial from the courthouse, when it is in session, go to myfoxdc.com click on hot topics for a closer look at our coverage and paul's daily updates alison. >> hundreds of volunteers are meeting at kings dominion to look for a missing virginia boy. he is 9-year-old robert wood junior, he is autistic usually avoids contact with other people he has been missing since sunday search teams have scoured the woods near the north anna battlefield park where he was last seen they

woods finished in 30th in the tournament of. >>> we have some health news now. this is a warning about gummi bears. some kids are apparently using them to get drunk. >> they can ingest more than they know that they are ingesting because they are taking handfuls of candy and they don't necessarily know how much they have ingested and so they tend to become intoxicated quickly. >> there are thousands of instructions online on how to make those boozy gummi bears, just soak them in vodka. the problem is so bad in hollister that police have posted a warning on facebook. >>> more reasons for mothers to choose breast-feeding. researchers in the uk looked at the impact of breast-feeding for two years and found it boost children's iq, health and reduces the chances of behavioral and weight problems. researchers encourage more mothers to breast-feed and for a longer period of time. >>> 5:49. it's the long and winding road that takes another turn for a former beatle. we'll have that story straight ahead. >> and giant gourds get weighed at half moon bay this morning. the ex

bernadette woods is in the weather center. good afternoon bernadette. >> reporter: yes, the clouds come through with a cold front. that's getting out of here. temperatures she you they haven't missed a beat. oak land 48. everyone mild. we will keep on rising this afternoon, another day above average. our average is 66. almost at that, at noon today. we will switch it over to first warning doppler and show you, this is the front moving through. there is not a lot to it. mainly had the clouds, kicked up the breeze a bit. not that far away, there is a storm getting its act together in two different parts. that going to affect your weather. for more, send it to tim. >> reporter: this are two parts of a storm moving in our direction. we will see limited sun tomorrow but the clouds will start to increase, as the rain progresses in from the west and from the south it does bring potentially low level flooding rain to us by later in the week. we are talking wednesday, it does get out of here but in its place, cooler air. these p 70s to

. >> the wood comes from rescued wood and it's reclaimed wood from the bottom of lake michigan. everything we do, we don't cut down trees, we use the beauty of the wood that is already there. >> there is environmentally friendly news on the charging front. solar city is starting to sell solar powered units to keep it topped off at home. compare it when you plug night the wall. >> the price of a solar powered home charging station about $1500 and if you are still worried about running out of power on the road, walgreen's says it will be installing 800 charging stations across the country. david louie, "abc 7 news." >> riding a bike is now safer in pleasanton because of new smarter traffic signals. jonathan bloom has more on what could be a trend setting change. >> big wide intersections along in pleasanton can be dangerous on a zbeik one of main complaints from cyclists they would get the green indication and then start peddling and see it turn red oriole on them. >> quite a few times. >> cyclist knows the problem all too well. so-called smart traffic lights that are just too dum

and in the woods. >> reporter: robert woods junior was last seen on sunday afternoon 150-yards from the north end of the receiver and that water way was searched, other nearby streams were searched. so far, no positive results in either land or sea or water searches. the professional search teams they will continue working all night long and the huge volunteer effort will get underway again tomorrow mornina -- morning at 9 a.m. >> i'm not sure if you know this or not, there were reports when he walked away, he was with his brother who also has aught. do we know how his brother was able to make it back and what else could officials determine from that? >> reporter: we don't have any detail on that. sometimes there is suspicion cast on a family and reporters are paid to ask the tough questions. one of the reporters said are you exploring alternative theories, you know, that the kid was kidnapped or there was family problems and the sheriff's office can say this: they have actually investigated other theories and those investigatings have led nowhere. they think this boy watched away. >> l

woods ended up tied for 30th. what everyone was talking about was seen only by those on the 7th green where it looked like a man threw a hot dog at tiger woods. woods says he heard a noise in the crowd and then heard security officers. >> when i looked up the hot dog was already in the air. the bun kind of disintegrating there. >> immediately after the hot dock was air borne the man put his hands behind his back. security guards arrested him but told him the hot dog slipped out of his hands. he is being cited for disturbing the peace. he is a 31 year old santa rosa resident. >> flying hot dogs at golf courses. >> good morning. traffic is doing pretty well around the bay on this monday as we look at 2820 northbound up to 880. that traffic look very nice into the valley. no problems on 17 down to the bottom of the hill. 680 traffic looks nice. if you are driving from pleasanten to fremont it should be a decent drive for you. let's go back to the desk. >> landmark legislation in california. the new rules for teenager

tiger woods playing in the open. i will have a live report coming up. >>> less than two hours ago sara palin answers the question about whether she is going to run for president. >>> if you are wondering what difference tiger woods can make, listen to this. ticket sales for the fry's open are three times what they were last year when tiger woods didn't play there. we are at the tournament and what tiger woods said and did today. >> reporter: grounds keepers are working keeping the course ready for tomorrow's first round of the tournament. a little bit of everything. late season tournaments aren't usually considered that high profile, that all changed when tiger woods announced he was playing here. >> reporter: it's been nearly two years since that night in november and since tiger woods won a tournament. this season his issues have been injury but it sounds like he is just happy to be playing golf again. >> i haven't played a lut in the last couple of years. so just getting out here and competing, it's fun. because i

they keep telling me, at least five times as many tickets sold because woods showed up.inish the at 68. he's now 1-under over all. seven strokes back of the leader paul casey. >>> college football, jackie, guess who. boise state. that's exciting. sorry captain i couldn't find anything. what was your college. illinois state. >> kellen moore looks great. probably the best quarterback this side of andrew luck in college. boise state wins 57-7. pat hill and fresno state had no answer. >>> illinois state. doug collins, duane kuiper the announcer for the giants. >> i didn't know about duane. >> anyone else we should single out. we're buttering up jackie and her knowledge of boise state. >> just talk about the. >> can i translate your eyes. it's friday night turkey, i want to go home and you're having me try to dig up. >> i know when i'm not wanted. raiders in houston sunday, the 49ers host tampa bay and frank gore, he's accusing michael vick and the eagles of quitting in the 2nd half of their game. they kept coming and coming and gore said i think the eagles quit. michael vick

yup, he goes 93 yards down the sideline all the way and brian woods took -- and briar woods took an early 7-0 lead. to the 2nd quarter, 14-0 falcons at this point. they led 21-0 at the half and did not let up in the 2nd half, much to the home team's delight and their fans. here comes alex carter on another and they couldn't stop this kid. briar wood steps out tuscarora38-0 and the head coach said that kickoff return set the tone for the whole game. >> he's done that a couple times this year and that set the tempo for the game and our guys played throughout the ying program. >>> a programming reminder, tomorrow acc football action is on our sister station my 20 this saturday wake forest visiting boston college, kickoff at 12:30 and go to our website. all the games for next week are already up on www.myfoxdc.com right off the homepage. we're going to maryland next week, so get out there and vote, see you in maryland next friday. >> perfect football weather tonight. >>> coming up next. >> reporter: want to feel close to nature when you're taking a shower? there really is a payout for that. i

they are looking all over the park in hanover county for riobbie wood, jr. suzanne kennedy is live with the latest. >> this is the search that is spinning 2,000 acres and two counties. complicating matters is the fact that robbie wood is autistic and has extremely limited communication skills. nearly 1000 volunteers came out today. it wanted to help in the efforts to find it this boy. the painstakingly walked through the woods of both hanover and carolyn counties. the local sheriff's department the virginia state police are all assisting in the search. the woods that are looking in is extremely dense with deep ravines and the river runs right through the park. robbie was last seen 100 yards from the river. authorities say they are fairly confident he is still in the park because search dogs have hit on his sense. what is making the search very challenging is the fact he is autistic and yelling to him is not a good idea. he in all likelihood would not respond. yelling his name may actually scare him a way. what they have done is they have given the searchers

they're starting to wood down and we have more rain in the forecast. and feldy, what are we going to do with organizations? >> reporter: well, sue, the redskins have some issues. there is no question about that and they're all banged up and injured. now, they have to play the 4-2 buffalobles. now faces are going to -- buffalo bills. new faces are going to sustain up. a report is coming up. >> a protestor from the occupy movement took over a congressional hearing on alcohol today. >> the deficit and day two. >> they started lecturing the supercommittee, looking for ways to cut spending in the deficits. a washington senator called on capitol police to escort her out of the chamber. >>> the occupy movement erupted in oakland. demonstrators were told to leave their camp. some took pain even if it meant error error getting arrested. the police fired tear gas and stun gun grenades in response. the groups across the country viewed to occupy cities to protest corporate greed. many occupy protestors have voiced their concerns about the cost to attend college. w

. >> i am going to try to make a stand along beach wood right now. i'm putting two strike teams along beachwood. >> reporter: 3,000 homes burned, damage over $1.5 billion. it was by far california's worse ever wildfire an inferno that fire officials conceived they were not prepared for. >> trying to set a perimeter in a certain area. but the wind just keeps on moving. >> seems like every time you try to throw something at it it keeps on moving. >> you try the best way to surround it. >> if the wind picks up can you do anything? >> no. >> that's what happens when you can't get any air support. >> it's not worth to go in there. >> just leave it on top of that. >> reporter: it made its own hellish weather slowing only in the cool air. in true, firefighters never caught up. >> could you give us some room please. stand back. >> there's no hope in my opinion that our house would be saved. we prayed, and we had that sort of faith but we also have to be realistic. >> reporter: because of this nightmare, many things have changed. firefighters now evaluate wea

and bob turk and bernadette woods are tracking the forecast. bernadette welcome back. >> thank you, thank you. >> let's take a look at conditions across the region. a little sun there, but there's been some clouds. nothing around here but when we open up and go to the south that's where a batch of rain is and it's moving generally in our direction. so we're looking for some more clouds. and a chance of that rain. look at these warm temperatures around the region. still 75, believe it or not we go to 85 degrees at the airport this afternoon. 68 in ocean city, so what does tomorrow bring and after tomorrow looks like we have more rain coming. bernadette woods has a look at that. >> what's down to our south a tropical disturbance is a lot of tropical moisture which does mean downpours and it's moving in our direction. we've been blocked by high pressure and some gorgeous weather. that will give way to our tropical moisture. the clouds are coming in, will thicken tomorrow. the heaviest of the rain probably coming on wednesday into early thursday mo

>>> back to breaking news. 8-year-old robert wood, jr. alive in hanover county today. >> john gonzales is live in the newsroom and has the latest on his condition. but the sheriff's office says he was found by a citizen laying down in a creek bed. the area was part of the search, and we are told he was alert and is now being treated by doctors. after six agonizing days of searching and praying, robert what has been found near the park where he was separated from his family on sunday. >> he was found at approximately 2:00 p.m. on the quarry property. >> he was flown by helicopter for a thorough medical and valuation. >> he was serious, but in good shape. >> the number of volunteers from dozens to 6000 for the nearly autistic boy who does not speak who was lost in a hike just north of richmond. he ran into the woods along but today was found in a creek bed found in a fetal position not far from the road. the unusually cold weather is and the rain this week along with dangerous wild animals created more concern. it captivated people from aro

things started out well for woods. spins just feet from the cub z tiger starts with a birdie. rest of the day not pretty. tiger with trouble with his short game. take a look at this give me for birdie on three that lifts out. tiger two over par 73. now playing along side woods and his group this 19-year-old with a lot of speed right there on fire. and there is two under 69 for the kid. rookie brendan steel steel part of a four-way tie for the lead z there is garrett wilson. and there is woods. >> i don't think i can putt any worse than today. >> so that will be work during the night? >> absolute lie cal football steam playing oregon. and trying to stop a ducks attack. and the stadium, i think this should be a halloween costume. nice drive. and there is 25 yards cal had to settle for a field goal. and the ducks so exclosive second place in scrimmage. he is gone aand cal has another field goal. answering and setting up di anthony thomas a freshman. ducks lead it 14-6 there in the second quarter nfl raiders catch a little

robert wood went missing on sunday. a bloodhound did pick up his scent, but they could not follow it through the rough terrain. >>> greece will get more rescue loans. that deal was reached in brussels. and banks will take a bigger losses on greek debt. >>> on capitol hill, democrats and congressional deficit- reduction super committee are not making much headway despite secret talks. yesterday the panel held its first public meeting in more than a month. both sides want spending cuts. >>> the income gap between rich and poor has grown over the past few decades. congressional budget office study found that the after-tax income of the top 1% of u.s. households for almost tripled. 275% increase between 1999 and 2007. the poorest americans saw their income rise just 18%. >>> president obama says that he feels for americans struggling to pay off big student loan debts. during a stop in denver the president said that it took a first later nearly a decade to pay off $120,000 in law school debts along with his debts. he shared

he has been hiding out in the woods near fort route for one month.homes and businesses trying to get food and supplies and ammunition. they spotted him yesterday wahl searching in the woods near the last place he robbed. they fired on him he was armed. >> the team engaged him and saw him fall to the ground. the suspect did not fire back. he was wanted for allegedly killing these two men. matthew coleman, a department of forestry employment and jerry mello a councilperson. >> a look outside with quick walk. a beautiful day. >> it is perking up. >> a quick look--outside it is clearing up. -- >> yes, if the skies over the bay bridge are showing a blue, clear start. with '60s and '70s expected bay-area wide today. we will see some precipitation move in. however, to time it out. wednesday by 4:00 a.m., heavy downpours in the north bay and also moderate for the bay-area. it will lighten up in intensity but still widespread. for your evening commute and dry out overnight. for those of you heading up to the sierra? treat it like winter conditions. and there

but woods had something to laugh about. >> woods was the target of a hot dog attack after he explainedguy came on the green and he had a hot dog and evidently, i don't know how he tried to throw it, but i was focusing my put when he started yelling. next thing i know, he laid on the ground. >> he never got closer than 40 feet to woods. he was quickly escorted off the property. woods finished the tournament at seven under par. ten shots off the lead. >>> netflix is abandoning a decision that caused a huge uproar. >> it did. the company is not going to split its dvd by mail and video streaming so subscribers will be able to use it under one account and one password. they split the dvd rental on quickster. some objected to the move. they saw netflix as a destination for movies and didn't want to manage two accounts. got that sorted all out. >> yeah, quickly. >>> amanda knox spent four years in jail for charges against her. now, >>> it's been a week since amanda knox's murder conviction was overturned in italy. she's back home in seattle. we are learning details about what life was like be

he use he the same type of wood that gibson does. he cannot get that wood any more.e's afraid to use it even if he did get it that maybe the feds would bust down his door and seize his wood. i spoke with tennessee congresswoman marsha blackburn, gibson is among her constituents. she told me what is ph play here is mourn the lacy act which is what covers these types of woods. it was amended in 2008. she says across the country in her travels she's heard an awful lot of anxiety from many different industries. >> many people look at this and say if it happened to gibson, could it happen to me? >> reporter: there is an awful lot of confusion around this as well. according to the lacy act, east indian rose wood and ebony is illegal to import into this country even though the indian government says you can have awful it that you want. the national association of music merchants, that is nam has sent a letter to president obama and to every member of congress complaining about the confusion and complaining about the affects than its members. here is part of that letter talk

to the third quarter, usc up, it's barkley to woods again. last time it was 82, now flip that, this time it's 28 yards. barkley had 468 yards passing, that's a school record. also four td's, holding off a rally winning 48-41. >> to the diamond a slate of major league games on this day. let's look at the two games that are in the books. brewers versus the d'backs. game one of the national league series. top of the first, two on for lance berkman. a three-run homer after of roy halladay. whoops, we're on the wrong one. that's actually arizona versus milwaukee. my mistake. willie bloomquist gets thrown out by ryan braun at the plate. 1-0 milwaukee. a seeing eye shot there by john a than lucroy. that's going to bring a run home to make it 2-0. here comes prince fielder hitting that like hitting off the first tee at the golf course. that's a home run. and milwaukee goes on to win, 4-0. they take a 1-0 series lead. now let's go to cardinals/phillies. game one of their series. two on for lance berkman. he hits the 3-1 home run off roy halladay. it's

megyn: how far away are those woods, john?rter: well, they'd be, they'd be behind this home, i'd say a few hundred yards behind the home. megyn: and have police indicated why they continue to focus on that particular wooded area? >> reporter: publicly what they've told me, megyn s that, um, they haven't been satisfied with previous searches. it's one of the few useful things they feel like they can still do at this point having exploited every tool available to them in terms of trying to garner some information that could lead them in a direction to find this little baby. megyn: this case, oh. john, thank you. thank you very much. we appreciate i. well, listen, we will continue to follow this developing story. next hour we will speak live with the police department. we will get their reaction, and we will get them to update our facts on these new developments, and we will continue to stay in touch with the participants and try to get -- parents and try to get them on when they are done at the police station, so keep it right h

meteorologist bernadette woods will be back with your full forecast. find out fur a going to need that umbrella. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is presenting a new aid package for libya and will announce help for rebels who have been hurt. >>> a warning you're about to see may be disturbing. a video of an accident in china is causing outrage. a 2-year-old girl is caught on camera after being hit twice bypassing vans and ignored by more than a dozen people. finally someone helps after 10 minutes. she is in critical condition. >>> a bus and tractor-trailer collided on the new york state through way. the bus was headed to the ports authority from kinston, new york. there's no word on the extent of injuries. >>> looks like americans are having trouble keeping up with their credit card bills. late payments were up slightly last morning the the first since february 2009 that there was such an uptick in late payments. >>> and, still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at noon, a clear afternoon so far, pretty clear and pretty