tonight amber's killer is still on the loose out there.ory you'll only see on 9, our reporter, surae chinn, spoke with amber's grieving father. >> there was no greater feeling than to hug and hold my daughter. >> a broken-down father who lost his daughter is now lost without her. >> it really broke my life. it meant so much to me to have her and i was so proud of her. and now she's gone. i can never get that back. it could have been jealousy. i don't know. >> reporter: he's a father who's grasping for answers but really can't explain why his daughter was murdered. >> as a parent you try to figure it out for yourself. you want to know what happened. it's nothing in her life that warrant her dying the way she did. >> up and over, flip it again. >> reporter: yesterday, prince george's county officers combed through the neighborhood for any missing clues. anthony stanley said people at home at the time of the shooting told him the man who kicked the door in and shot his daughter in the bedroom wore a mask. the gunman walked out of the home and

martial arts instructors are teaching some of amber's classmates at the school amber would have graduated from. >> keep going. keep going. >> it's hard to have her not here with us. she wants to be here with us, but we have to carry on without her, and for her. >> reporter: amber stanley, an honor roll student at flowers high school dreamed of attending harvard to become a doctor. >> i didn't have the pleasure of knowing amber as much as i wish i did, but i heard she was a wonderful girl so i felt the need to come out and support. >> there's so much violence here and we want to eliminate that in the community. >> reporter: a central high schooler was gunned down while walking to school in capitol heights. police say the two shootings are not related but in both cases there is no suspect. police have been posting fliers and talking to people in the respective communities. >> there was a young man killed the other day for no reason. my daughter killed for no reason. this needs to stop. this is just a community trying to improve the community. >> it brings students closer together, just the

today i want to talk to you about amber lyon she was an investigative journalist for c.n.n. looking to expose the atrocities taking place in bahrain since the start of the arab spring her documentary is called i revolution and it sheds an important light on the under reported reality there take a look. right people have been arrested in bombay many of them professional. teachers journalists. of them died in police custody. it's a really powerful documentary and here's where things get sketchy before amber was given the approval to air this a c.n.n. producer told her that she had to add a line to her script that read quote foreign minister says security forces are not firing on unarmed civilians but the line was a little perplexed because she had just seen with her very own eyes what was happening on the ground she said quote i saw firsthand that these regime claims were lies and i couldn't believe c.n.n. was making me put what i knew to be government lies into my reporting well maybe she couldn't believe it but i can not only was she actually. practically has to feed america

the house where amber was killed and a motive for the murder with. that in mind police spent the morning searching the route they think he took leaving the house on chartsey street. >> the day of the murder we searched traffic cans, storm drains. we're searching a wooded area. we have information that suggests the suspect left on foot down chartsey in this direction. >> in the days after the murder police said investigators had found nothing in amber's background that would suggest anyone would want to harm her. so the police dig even deeper. >> so many times when we get a lead on a case, somebody will say oh, i didn't think it mattered and it may not be -- it may not seem significant to the person who seasons it, but when that's coupled with something -- sees it, but when that's coupled with something we already have and they don't know and we put it together it, can break the case. >> the night amber was killed the gunman kicked open the front door, went up a night of stairs to her bedroom and shot her multiple times. the others in the home heard t

amber lee just arrived there morning on market street. al we -- amber what's going on there? >> reporter: julie we're at the interception of market and drum right across the street from the embarcader. we want to show you what we see right here. there's at least one dozen police officers with helmets and batons. what we saw when we arrived was a group of men yelling at the officers. not clear what they were saying. a witness told us he saw that same group throwing plastic water bottles toward the officers a little earlier. but right now we don't see them doing anything. but there's also other officers. if you look beyond these officers by the bus stop, across the street you can see another row of police officers and police cars, that's the old reserve building and that's where they took down an encampment earlier today. and we're told by our witness that that appears to be what's agitating the protesters. they're upset that the police moved in and took down the encampment. that's why they're upset. i guess police moved in when some of the protesters may have been trying to re

amber lee just arrived there morning on market street. al we -- amber what's going on there? >> reporter: julie we're at the interception of market and drum right across the street from the embarcader. we want to show you what we see right here. there's at least one dozen police officers with helmets and batons. what we saw when we arrived was a group of men yelling at the officers. not clear what they were saying. a witness told us he saw that same group throwing plastic water bottles toward the officers a little earlier. but right now we don't see them doing anything. but there's also other officers. if you look beyond these officers by the bus stop, across the street you can see another row of police officers and police cars, that's the old reserve building and that's where they took down an encampment earlier today. and we're told by our witness that that appears to be what's agitating the protesters. they're upset that the police moved in and took down the encampment. that's why they're upset. i guess police moved in when some of the protesters may have been trying to re

amber stanley's mother is pleading with members of the public to come forward with information.s beautiful, she was smart. >> reporter: was found shot to death in her prince george's county home, residents filled the community center to hear police talk about their efforts to solve the case. >> we're talking to everybody that we can in the shopping centers. >> reporter: efforts that now include a significant out reach to the public for information that could lead to an arrest. >> we need the community to pull together. >> reporter: irma gaither is amber stanley's mother. she says she has no idea who killed her daughter. >> i'm at a loss. >> reporter: a young woman whom she described as talented and loving and whose absence has made her life extremely paperful. >> i miss her. that's my baby. i'm just waiting to wake up. i'm hoping it's a horrible dream. i'm walking around waiting to wake up. >> reporter: should you have any information about the person or perhaps people responsible for amber stanley's murder you're asked to call crime stoppers at 1-866-411- tips. derek, anita? >>

it has details of the crime, amber's picture and at the top it says if you have information about this crime at leads to an arrest, there's a $25,000 cash reward. do you think this will help? >> yes. a police presence everywhere, it always helps. >> i think it's good to have the police in the community getting everyone involved. >> there's someone who knows aim he sure that someone has told someone. so perhaps this will help someone confess. >> reporter: police will spend four hours today talking to people, handing out flyers, anything that might bring them one step closer to amber's killer. >> if you know anything, if you know someone who says they know anything about the murder of amber stanley, please come forward. we need the help of our residents, our community to solve this murder. >> reporter: in prince george's county, kristin fisher, 9news now. >>> "u.s.a. today" unveiled its new design for the paper, web and mobile apps. they showcased the new design this morning, the day before their 30th anniversary. the new look of "u.s.a. today" is designed to take visual story telling to

them, amber's mother. >> i want to wake up. a horrible dream. >> the night of august 22, someone kicked in the door of e home and then went straight bedroom and opened fire, numerous times as she led him bad. this devastated the community and the family. >> this was very disturbing. >> amber was an honor student. of going to harvard. r mother says she knows no one in amber's inner circle who this.do anything like police say they do not know -- a met --lieve this is random killing. lady losing her life. residents want their fear put mother wantsa justice. a community to pull a whoer and get this person killed my baby. >> police took questions. made an appeal. e out there must something that happened. they ask those individuals to come forward so they can solve this case. george's county branch call for an .nvestigation the beating of a handcuffed man by a police officer. a 27-year-old was beaten by an month. last is placed under arrest and while ins struck handcuffs. the branch has written a letter department asking for an inves

they're hoping for a break in the murder of amber stanley. >> as matt jablow tells us, police aren't the only ones hoping for a break in the case. amber stanley'mother is pleading with the public to come forward with more information. >> reporter: it was an incredible show of love and support and concern. >> we need help. >> reporter: nearly three weeks after 17-year-old amber stanley. >> she was beautiful, she was smart. >> reporter: was found shot to death in her prince george's county home, residents fill the kettering community center to hear police talk about their efforts to solve the case. >> we're talking to everybody we can in the shopping centers. >> reporter: efforts that now include a significant outreach to the public for information that could lead to an arrest. >> we need the community to pull together. >> reporter: irma is stanley's mother. she says she has no idea who killed her daughter. >> i'm at a loss. >> reporter: a young whom whom she described as -- woman whom she described as talented and loving. >> i miss her. my baby. i'm just waiting to wake up from a horr

it took almost a week for this amber alert. but repeated searches for the children or their remains have turned up nothing. overnight, tennessee officials putting out a statewide amber alert. 9-year-old chloie leverette, and gage daniel. it's been six days since a fire torched the home with their step-grandparents. initially it was thought that the children and the grandparents died in the flames. but after six days of exhaustive searching inside the rubble, there's only physical evidence of the grandparent, not the children. >> if we just had ashes, you know, or the bodies. but we don't have anything. >> reporter: the amber alert reads, the location of chloie and gage is unknown. authorities have no reason to think the children have left the state. >> we don't have sufficient evidence from fire investigators right now to positively conclude they died in this fire makes us want to make sure that they are not somewhere else. >> reporter: multiple fire experts were called in to try to find some trace of the missing children's bod

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. >>> postrada sobre el pavimento amber se agacha para pisar el suelo donde su novio perdió la vida,mañana del 12 de septiembre del año 2010. y los recuerdos la invaden. >>> gran parte de mí está >>> llena de felicidad, por el amor que me mostró mi novio. pero a la vez, una pena inmensa, por perderlo. >>> adolfo ignacio celedón bravo. caminaba con amber a su casa luego de estar en una paoirbt en la intersección de las calles 2 hombres intentaron robar. a celedón lo balearon y a su novia la golpearon en la cara. celedón nació en chile y por el gobierno del consulalado genera en san francisco. cataloga el homicidio de alta prioridad. un caso complicado y complejo, por la hora y el lugar que o ocurrió. ocurrió a las 3. 306789 de la madrugada un dan y domingo. es bastante oscuro, y hay pocos testigos. >>> en el lugar dl homicidio amber levantó un jardín hace casi 2 años en memoria de su novio. y para quien ayude a capturar a los responsables de esta muerte. >>> el centro de redacción, noticias univisión 14 >>> el día de hoy se presentaron an un tribunal en santa clara. los 6 miembros de

nowhere in your piece do you link the thirteen minute segment amber slush bahrain which was broadcast around the world on c n n i to which he replied. back to the p.r. company i expressed i expressly said she was on air in april and linked to those videos not even a good try and then c.n.n. reported back they said in april twentieth eleven amber lyon appeared on c n n i's backstory discussing her trip to buffering and the link to the video so a little back and forth to hear between greenwald and the p.r. team even amber lyon herself got involved in the twitter of battle she tweeted these tweets by c.n.n. are not true video links to the video link is from april before the censorship the documentary wasn't finished until june of two thousand and eleven now r.t. has tried repeatedly to get in contact with both greenwald as well as amber lyon for her interview so when we hear from them you'll hear from us but until then this is always a good reminder to question the things that you see on t.v. and more in question and more importantly question the things you don't see on t.v. . to afghani

amber stanley was murdered in her bedroom last month in kettering. police say that the killer went into the home, went to amber's bedroom and then shot her. more than 100 people attended last night's community meeting, including amber's mother. >> i miss her, my baby. i'm just waiting to wake up. a horrible dream. i'm walking around waiting to wake up. >> another goal of last night's meeting was to ensure people who live in that kettering neighborhood that they are safe. there have only been three violent crimes there so far this year. >>> d.c. council member michael brown is holding a news conference later today. after filing a campaign report late last night. "the washington post" reports that the independent at large council member claims nearly $114,000 from his campaign account is missing and, quote, unexplained expenditures. he fired his campaign treasurer in july after some money was missing. there is a police investigation ongoing, and we'll have more on brown's news conl frens -- conference that's being held. details will be on 9news now at

and he's doing one this weekend at amber stanley's high school, flowers high school. there's the information on your screen. they are going to have a martial artist out there. samuel scott. he's been around the community for a very long time. and this man, along with amber stanley's father, is -- they are going to be, you know, promoting young women, protecting yourself. of course, this would not have helped in amber stanley's case, but it's something for this father to do. he talked about it on several of our programs, including our talk radio program on satellite radio. >> he's a father doing something therapeutic with his pain. >> yes. he's still feeling it. >> let's talk about chris brown. a lot of folks are buzzing about this. new tattoo on his neck. >> yeah. >> whether the tattoo is a reference to domestic violence. >> what is that thing? many people have said, is it rihanna? what's going on? a battered rihanna. his reps and the tattoo artists have said, look, this is not rihanna. this is -- there's the image right there. they're calling it a combination of a su

earlier in the day, police and residents gather ford a community walk in memory of amber stanley. they passed out flyers in hopes of generating more lead >>> in politics, a crucial battleground state may be slipping away from mitt romney. no republican has ever won the white house without winning ohio. in the latest "new york times" cbs poll, romney is trailing the president there by ten points. earlier this month, they were in a virtual dead heat. that was before video surfaced showing romney making disparaging comments about 47% of americans that don't pay federal income tax. >>> both men are concentrating on ohio campaigning about 100 miles apart. mitt romney is in a rally in toledo. president obama at kent state. neither one passing up a chance to take a jab at the other. president obama misspoke and turned a blunder into a swipe. >> i want to see us export more jobs -- export more products, excuse me. i was channeling my opponent there for a second. >> you know, the president just other day said that you can't change washington from the inside. you can only change it from the

amber isxd waiting, i'm waiting. you'd look -- you look good onñr a harley, amber. either, you can ride it just like that. $12,200 is the low number. coming up to 12,400. you'd think somebody from ohio would know the price of a harley, seems like a natural thing. $12,500, headed up to -- he hits the button. a little over the halfway mark. $12,340 all the way up to 12,490 something. ready? ready to win a harley? >> let's do it. >> drew: one, two, three, light it up! oh. man. sorry, man. that was close. just waited a little too long. got yourself a >> drew: welcome back everybody to "the price is right". hey, george gray, who's next, please? >> george: jiah vraa, come on down! you're the next contestant on "the price is right." >> drew: hi, jiah, welcome to the show, good luck to you. george, next prize, please. >> george: an air hockey table. ( cheers and applause ) the brunswick v-force air hockey table features electronic scoring and sound, durable aluminum rails, scuff- proof playing surface, and exceptionally fast play. only from brunswick, since 1845. >> drew: y

team with amber lyon. herself actually getting involved in the twitter battle she tweeted out these tweets by c.n.n. are not true the video link is from april before the censorship the document mentary wasn't finished until june of two thousand and eleven now r.t. has her tried repeatedly to get in contact with both glenn greenwald as well as amber lyon for an interview and as soon as we hear from them you'll hear from us but until then this is a good reminder to all of us to always always question the things you see on t.v. and more importantly the things you don't see. to afghanistan now where green on blue violence is causing on these between the u.s. and the people it eventually plans to hand the power over to this year alone forty five international service members have been killed as a result of these insider attacks twenty eight of them american something that is deeply concerning to the administration but doesn't merit a mention at last night's d.n.c. speech nonetheless white house press secretary

on august 22nd, the masked gunman kicked down the door, went to amber's bedroom and shot her. two women and a child were also in the house but they weren't hurt. >> reporter: do you think she was the intended target? >> i don't know. i hope not. i hope to got not. >> reporter: for the first time, amber's mom tells me some people hated her daughter's success. she was an honor student. a model who dreamed of going to harvard. >> people very jealous and en envious. she was a simple girl. >> reporter: a simple girl, a complex case. police passed out fliers to residents reminding them that there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and indictment in this case. in upper marlboro, i'm shamari stone, news 4. >> police are called to investigate the laurel police department. a cell phone video shows an officer hitting a man in handcuffs last month. leaders with the prince george's chapter of naacp say the video shows possible brutality. the officer in that video was currently on administrative duty. >> robbery does not appear to have been the motive in a shooting insi

amber's father has set up a memorial for his daughter. he wants to raise money for a scholarship at her high school. police want to hear from you if you know anything about the case. >>> twin suicide bomb attacks at a nato base in eastern afghanistan leave two people dead. the taliban is claiming responsibility for the attacks. one bomber was on foot. the second used a truck filled with explosives. eight civilians and four policemen were killed and 19 others were wounded. the same base was targeted last year, september 11th, when suicide bombers drove into the base killing four civilians and wounding 77 u.s. troops. >>> the remnants of hurricane isaac passing over the mid mississippi and lower ohio valleys right now. it's bringing threats of heavy rain and isolated tornadod. the storm is responsible for seven deaths in the u.s. alone, five in louisiana and two in mississippi, now the long and expensive clean-up and we'll have more on isaac coming up a bit later in the broadcast. >>> president barack obama began his road to charlotte tour

. >> police are doing everything they can to find amber stanley. >> the murder case still a mystery. this afternoon and all morning long, police have been going around area shopping centers coffee shops grocery stores, passing out these fires. they're even going to hold a community meeting on the 26 of this month trying to break this case. >> somebody saw something somewhere, at some point. >> police are trying hard to find that someone. today, they're armed with fliers walking through the shopping centers not far from where 17- year-old amber was killed. as in other week comes and goes, police are still baffled with little to go on, and this community is becoming more and more impatient. >> people are coming together to make sure that this case comes to a close. >> police and the morning informing residents and talking to people who could perhaps shed some light on what happened. one man took a stack of crime fliers back to work with him. >> as a parent, i would want the person who did this to be found. that is why ask for more fliers to post a my job. >> we know the honor roll stud

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children of color, they like to classify them as run aways and therefore, run aways are not receiving the amber alert. when it comes to missing adults they like to associate their disappearance to prostitution or gang activity so that becomes a distraction as people are not looking for our missing adults as well. >> in philadelphia, a friend of mine, latoya figaro was also missing. same type of crime, same level of suspicion. there was no national media attention. >> yeah, i think part of what's going on from almost the practical point of view, but not band aiding or giving it a reason why it should happen, a lot of the producers are white. and psychologically, whites may

the seminar will be held at amber's high school in springdale. cost is $20 and all proceeds will be donated to the amber stanley fund. there have still been no arrests made in amber's murder. >>> friends and fellow students of another prince george's county teen killed on his way to school are making sure his life is not forgotten. students, staff, and family paid tribute to the memory of markel ross yesterday. they released light blue balloons on the football field at central high in capital heights. that was his favorite color. markel was shot and killed earlier this week on the way to school. >> holding on, praying. if it wasn't for all my support i don't know if i could make it's hard. it's hard. i want to know who did this to my son and why. >> police also went to back to school night on thursday at central high to talk to parents about the case. >>> montgomery county police are investigating a drowning in the potomac river. investigators say a man entered the water near river bend park in virginia and waded to the middle of the river yester

. >>> police are holding a community meeting to discuss the unsolved murder of 17-year- old amber stanley. she was killed in her sleep last month at her home in kettering. officers will take questions on the case at the kettering community center ton beginning at 7:00 p.m. >>> the kids are back in school, summer is wrapping up and congress is returning after a five-week vacation. lawmakers have a lot of unfinished business including

meanwhile amber's mother attended the meeting where residents showed support. >> we need help. we need a community to pull together and get this person or persons, whoever did this horrendous murder that killed my baby, my baby girl. >> erma stanley said she's at a loss to explain the killing and she just wants to wake up from this horrible dream. anyone who saw or heard anything unusual the night of august 22nd is asked to call the police tip line. there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to arena. >> karen gray houston tonight. >>> a virginia woman says a man somehow got into her apartment and attacked her friday night in the 8,000 block of shanute place in mclean. the man tried to sexually assault her. she fought him until he gave up and took off. >>> a guilty verdict today in the murder of a d.c. man killed riding his bike home from work. neil godleski was riding through sherman circle in august of 2010 we had was shot. eric foreman was convicted of felony murder today just shy of his 18th birthday at the time. he now faces a mandatory 3rd years in prison. >>> a tod

amber lee followed today's speech. but we begin with ken pritchett, inside the national convention where the president said times have changed but so have i have. >> reporter: we heard a lot of things that could be more rousy, more aimed at getting a reaction but the message was what we were looking for. the president says his plan restructure it is middle class but that it takes time. >> you elected me for the truth. and the truth is it will take more than a few years to fix challenges that have built over decades. >> reporter: republicans at their convention talked about america's problems not about how to fix those problems. >> all they had to offer was the same prescriptions they've had for the last 30 years. have a surplus? try a tax cut. deficit too high, try another. feel a cold coming on, take two tax cuts roll back some regulations and call us in the morning. >> reporter: mr. obama talked about the accomplishments about his administration over the last four years siting the bail out, the killing of bin web and

amber lee followed today's speech. but we begin with ken pritchett, inside the national convention where the president said times have changed but so have i have. >> reporter: we heard a lot of things that could be more rousy, more aimed at getting a reaction but the message was what we were looking for. the president says his plan restructure it is middle class but that it takes time. >> you elected me for the truth. and the truth is it will take more than a few years to fix challenges that have built over decades. >> reporter: republicans at their convention talked about america's problems not about how to fix those problems. >> all they had to offer was the same prescriptions they've had for the last 30 years. have a surplus? try a tax cut. deficit too high, try another. feel a cold coming on, take two tax cuts roll back some regulations and call us in the morning. >> reporter: mr. obama talked about the accomplishments about his administration over the last four years siting the bail out, the killing of bin web and

amber stanley was shot to death bedroom two and a ago.weeks police don't believe the random. was totally tonight's community meeting is at 7:00 p.m. at the kettering community center in upper marlboro. hurt ineople seriously annapolis in a shooting that a gas leak scare. the shots rang out before midnight on that forever is a street near frederick douglass. . shot and one of in kenya. he's in critical condition. hazmat teams were called to the after fears that a stray bullet had hit a gas line. police are investigating the stabbing that happened in in the 2700shington langton place. was stabbed and was taken to hospital with life- threatening injuries. >> a police officer and motorcade died's in a crash and its florida. pickup trucks hit the officer as he blocked off streets. was during the president's .isit >> a motorcycle officer was riding ahead of president 95 in westorcade on beach sunday when a pickup him. hit was getting ready to close an highway.mp to the >> the officer was a 20-year the jupiter police years as a motor officer. >> it family, friends, and colleagues co

i about the bahraini coverage and journalists amber lyon specifically c.n.n. international has denied these same claims saying quote c.n.n. international has a proud record of courageous independent honest reporting from around the world any suggestion that the networks relationship with any country has influenced our reporting. is wholly and demonstrably wrong. line herself is charged c.n.n. i was censorship arguing that many within the ranks voiced her same concerns so is this just another case of subjective journalism from the corporate media will let you be the judge. taking a bite out of apple eighty second offshoot of the hacker collective anonymous did just that yesterday by releasing one million and one apple i.d. profiles more disturbing still claims that the information was taken off a laptop belonging to the f.b.i. the f.b.i. has categorically categorically denied possessing the information in the first place and from there an apple has denied supplying information to the f.b.i. now does try to calm consumer fears let's not forget apple is on the ve

an amber alert has been activated for two missing children in monterey county. here is the license plate number. and this is being driven by marcus edwards, police say he took the children in prunedale. the children identified as a 7-month-old and 6-year-old. at lert is only for monterey and fresno county. and sky 7 is show you amber alert signs have been turned on on south of gilroy as well as in san benito county. >> and the hanta virus scare is growing. officials extended their warning to tents at the high sierra camp. that is very popular with hikers after an 8th person came down with the disease and stayed at those high country camps. there are warnings being sent out to an additional 12,000 being told to watch for symptom that's could develop in the next month or so. three people have died from that disease. >> there is more reflections about the loss of one of their own. there is a gunman shot to death by another officer. vic lee road along that same stretch and is live tonight at john muir medical center that. is not an easy drive for chp. >> not. and to

amber stanley's mother and hundred the people attended a community meeting in upper marlboro last night. the 17-year-old was shot to death and her kettering home three weeks ago. police have little to share about the murder, which has traumatized the community. >> we need the community to pull together and get this person or persons who did this horrendous murder that killed my good baby. >> police are looking at numerous possibilities in this case. they don't believe amber stanley's killing was random. >> somewhat subdued on the campaign trail in honor of september 11. the obama and running campaigns agreed not to run any ads today. romney will make an appearance at the national guard association convention in reno. this comes after another attack on president regarding the economy at a speech in ohio where romney pointed out a record number of americans on food stamps. today is the 53rd anniversary of the approval of the food stamp program. the president getting a bounce in the polls. the most recent numbers show the president with a five point lead. from a week leadhe will be focused

the full circle martial arts academy gave the demonstration in springdale. 17-year-old amber stanley was an honor role student at the school. she was shot to death in her kettering home on august 23rd. people who attended today were asked to donate to the amber stanley fund to help the family with expenses. police are still searching for suspects in stanley's murder. >>> a softball tournament this weekend to remember a laurel woman while she was away at college. lauren giddings was found dead last year at her apartment in macon, georgia. she had just finished law school. the community came together for the first annual butterbean softball tournament. money raised is going to the special olympics. giddings neighbor and classmate has been charged with the murder. he remains in jail. but no trial date has been set. >>> we're sure getting spoils with this beautiful weather. we want it to continue forever, but we know it can't. chuck bell is here to tell us if it will. chuck? >> i think we can squeak out an awfully nice sunday. it probably won't be quite as pretty as today was, but i thin

an amber alert has been issued for a sister and brother ages 7 and 9. abc's clayton sandell have the latest. >> reporter: a desperate search for 9-year-old and her 7-year-old half-brother, a fire destroyed the unionville, tennessee, home where the children lived with their grandparents. both died in last sunday's blaze and at first everybody thought that the kids were killed, too. >> the children were last seen by a neighbor at 6:30, three hours before the fire broke out. we know that they were in close proximity of the home. >> reporter: but after five days searching through ashes, police found no signs of khloe or gauge. they don't think they burned up in the fire, christopher's father said. on saturday, they issued an amber alert. >> when you have children of tenders years like these two, you know that unless they are with someone who no intention of harming them, they're very concerned that they have been in harm's way. >> reporter: the clock ticking. the police are now questioning everyone who knew the kids. including their parents who have extensi

plus, amber alert issued for two children and tennessee. what police say happened to their grandparents that leaves that children vulnerable. >> protest explode into violence as demonstrators clashed with police in five days. thousands of protesters gathered near spain's parliament of step over new austerity measures. the country is dealing with a 25% unemployment rate and its second recession in three years. the youngest prisoner and last westerner to be held at guantanamo bay was sent and canada to finish his sentence there. a 26-year-old was transferred today to a maximum security prison in ontario. he received an 8 year sentence after pleading guilty for war crimes, including throwing a grenade that killed an army sergeant. in amber alert was issued for two children missing since their home for down last sunday. at first, the nine-year-old and half brother 7-year-old were presumed dead in the fire. the children were living with their grandparents in shelbyville, tenn., when their houses burned to the ground. as the week went on, investi

. >> amber stanley was killed in her bedroom last month. police have no clues or suspects in the case. let's go live now for more on tonight's meeting. >> in the weeks since the murder, people in this neighborhood have been frightened and concerned than they are looking for answers. police will meet with the residents but at this point, it does not look like they will be able to tell them much to allay their concerns. >> a 17-rolled honor student shot and killed in her own bed. >> it is rather peculiar. >> police say it was no random killing. the murder broke to the front of house and went directly to her room and opened fire. the killing has traumatized the committee. >> didn't they kicked the door in? >> the km -- apparent targeting of a teenage girls has residents anxious. some wonder why police have not made an arrest. the lack of progress has people tense and pondering possible scenarios. >> the way they shot her shows it was someone who knew her. >> but weeks after the murder, police will arrive here to answer questions about the inve

i want to know who done this to my son and why. >> this mourning, officers handed out fliers where amber stanley was killed. a gunman shot her in her bedroom at 10:00 at night. >> d.c. neighbor who is have complained about standing water and mosquitos breeding could soon get some relief after a news 4 report last night after resident's west nile virus concerns. they say the problem around 10th and m streets northwest is because of these canopy keepers, they're called. they provide the slow-drip systems for watering trees provides them for people who promise to maintain them. volunteers are being reminded to clean the basi out at least once a week to avoid creating still water. >> well, enjoy the weather while it lasts, folks. rain is rolling in after the weeke weekend. we could get quite a bit of it. >> that's right. it is going to be a hard weekend or at least the hardest part of your weekend will be figuring out what to do. the pressure is going to be on: it's always harder to get that list down for the weekend when you know the weather is going to turn soon. and it will. behind me, yo

. >>> police are looking for information in a man that killed amber willis.he was gunned down last week. police believe the killer kicked in the front door. >> we have information that suggests that the suspect in this case left on foot down chartsey in this direction, and that's why we've expanded the search. >> and those are the cadets from the police force back on the neighborhood searching under cars, bushes, even rocks. all of this on the very same day families and friends gathered for amber's funeral to say goodbye to a talented teenager who had dreamed of becoming a doctor. >>> new tonight at 11:00, for the first time we're hearing the calls made moments after a deadly train accident in ellicott city. take a listen. >> 911. >> i'm in ellicott city. the train fell over. >> where is this, sir? >> this is ellicott city. on main street. the train fell off the track. >> the crash on august 20th claimed the lives of two young women. they were sitting on a bridge at the time the train derailed and they were buried under all of the coal that spilled out. >>> n

we know that amber was a promising and popular student, a senior at charles flower high. she was in an honors program in science and technology and hoped to attend harvard university and become a doctor. police are unsure if amber was the target or if the shooter might have gone to the wrong house. we know that her mother was raising her and another biological daughter and also caring for a foster teenaged girl. residents are looking forward to the meeting tonight. they want to find out as much as they can. some of the neighbors tell us they are frightened this kind of violence happened so close to home and police will be looking to them to get some answers. back to you. >> let's hope they do get some answers. thank you. >>> a maryland man detained in aruba in the suspected death of his traveling companion is being sued by american express. the lawsuit seeks to void an amex travel insurance policy that gary giordano took out in robyn gardner's name just before the trip. giordano was arrested after gardner went missing in aruba last year. a judge ordered him to be released

amber lee is live now in concord and tells us how word of the latest bash spread quickly, amber. >> reporter: julie neighbors tell us around this time last night about 100 teens tried to break into this vacant home you see behind me for a party. word about the gathering spread quickly through social media. >> this back door was open. >> reporter: shortly before 7:00 tonight realtor ray mark came to check on the home. he says it's a short sale set to open next week. >> looks like they didn't mess up any of the kitchen area. >> reporter: he representing the widow that moved out of the home. >> it could have made the sale go the wrong way. >> reporter: there are reports that teens have tried to break into other vacant homes to hold parties in walnut creek, clayton and pleasanthill. neighbors here told us last night they saw teens gathering around 10:00 p.m. and driving up and down the cul- de-sac. >> i saw a lot of them. there was a big group. some were getting dropped off by taxi. it was quite a group of people. >> reporter: another neighbor told us this is the kind of community where people w

amber lee, ktvu news. >>> we have new information tonight about two bodies found tonight. one of the bodies was that of a 17-year-old who had run away from pleasanton. a maid discovered the bodies just after noon. the other victim is being described as an adult male from livermore possibly the girl's boyfriend. both suffered gunshot wounds. the girl was reported missing on monday. the newark police department is investigating the matter as a suicide or mothib of a bay area teenager had to travel to peru to spark a search for her missing son. and unfortunately that search has ended with the discovery of his body. he didn't come home as scheduled his mother and sister headed south to try to find him. peruvian police discovered his body in a grave at the spiritual center. investigators say the shaman and two other men are now facing criminal charges. >>> new at 10:00, the oakland police department is about to take a step toward solving one of its biggest problems by putting more officers on the street. the first police academy in four years is set to begin on monday, eric. >>