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i'm anita brikman. derek has the night off. and we begin tonight with a terror plot. would-be terrorists from north carolina were planning to attack the marine corps base. the new allegations were added today against three of seven men originally charged back in july with planning terrorism attacks abroad. gary nurenberg is in the information center to bring us up-to-date on all of this. gary. >> reporter: well, anita, the government says the men undertook reconnaissance of the marine corps base and weapons to be used to attack the americans. the men were originally arrested for attacks abroad. it has videos of training done by the suspects in north carolina and has confiscated weapons by them. now, they have been charged with planning an attack on quantico which employs military and civilian workers. the government has compiled 2400 documents, has 60 recordings in the investigation but it has not classified all of the evidence against the men. quantico would give no information and issued a statement saying investigators worked on the threat con sulting with the fbi.

anita, lesli, back to you. >> lindsey, thank you. we have some disturbing news out of frederick, maryland. it happened about 7:00 this morning along a footpath near the 100 block of key parkway. that's in the hawthorne square area. a man with a knife threatened that girl. he assaulted her and ran away. police are still trying to find him. >>> police are looking for a maryland man accused of vandalizing urinals and posing as a plumber to fix them. he is accused of damaging toilets in at least seven fredericksburg restaurants on friday. detectives say one restaurant paid him to repair the damage, but the work was faulty. banks is charged with similar crimes in williams and fairfax counties. >>> he suffered some sort of emergency and was lowered to the ground from the fourth floor of a building on a construction crane. officials say that worker was conscious and alert as he was transported to the hospital. now an update on a grizzly murder in a small virginia town. all four people killed in the town of farmville died from blows to the h

i'm anita brikman. >> and i'm derek mcginty. >>> it was nine years ago. are we safer and perhaps wiser now. >> or have the lessons began to fade from memory. the answers may be both yes and no. gary nurenberg joins us to explain. >> reporter: there are lots of views, of course. but we talked to a member of the council to the bipartisan about how to improve safety five years ago. >> well, on a slippery slope of becoming more vulnerable again. >> reporter: janice worked on the 9/11 commission report that examined the cause of the attack and made rek men daings on how to -- recommendations on how to guard against ones. >> reporter: the commission chairman about 80% of chair recommendations have -- their rek commendations have been implemented. she worries about our borders and ports. >> we do not know, especially who is coming in illegally through our borders. and there has been legally no interest in this administration in trying to discover that, contain it or stop it. >> reporter: nonetheless. >> i think we are safer as a whole now than we were then. >> r

. >> ¡qué bueno, anita! >> la belindaseñal... ( risas ) >> oye, a señal. >> ¿cuál sería? con h@despierta americah@ttnéuacyrkk ♪ >> ¿tú quieres? ( ladrido ) bueno, primero tienes que hacerte la muertita. ¡good girl! habla... habla... no quiere hablar. mira, despier despierta americah@ttnéuahlékph@ >> yo la última vez que la vía estaba preciosa. vamos a comenzar con noticias del fútbol. primero, el delantero argentino nacionalizado guillermo franco que en uno de los últimos partidos nos dejó con la boca abierta confirmó que va a la liga premier del inglaterra con el westham united. en el fútbol las chivas rayadas tendrá un nuevo capitán. así es, ramón morales había renunciado a ese título. por cierto, chiqui, vamos a decirle a todos que mañana por telefutura tendremos un partido de la octava jornada del torneo apertura 2009. ¿ quienes jugarán? >> el san luis y el guadalajara. >> y ahora el fútbol nuestro, pasamos al fútbol americano. ¿entiende del fútbol americano? >> no mucho. >> h@a mí me gusta mucho. nos vamos con el juego inaugural entre los titanes de tennessee y los c

stacy kaiser, psycho therapist with defense attorney anita kaye. roger, where did you track this guy down? >> the second time escaped was this thursday. he was given a ride by a friend of his. his friend had been at a court meeting in early september and paul told him he would be released in 120 days. thursday evening when mr. paul walked away from the fair grounds he walked to his friend's house and said he had been released. the friend believing him, they took off and drove down to goldendale area. who was watching this guy? >> personnel from the eastern state hospital who brought him out to the fairgrounds. >> i don't mean to be critical, but doesn't sound like they were watching him too closely. doesn't sound like he was cuffed. it seems he was free to come and go as he pleased. >> he wasn't in the custody of law enforcement. >> you know the guy well. did you catch him in the first escape in '91? >> yes. he had been given a furlough that allowed him and a friend to walk around the grounds. during that period of time he left the grounds. they fo

with this living well report, i'm anita brikman with 9news now and wusa9.com. >> tonight at 11:00 on 9news now, fighting gravity to fight the damage caused by strokes. anita has the special living well report on a local rehab center that is getting people back on their feet. plus a stroke warning sign this man completely missed. that's tonight at 11:00. >>> top, we are going to hear about the weekend weather and i'm thinking there is little sunshine in our future somewhere. >> sunshine. and i think if you were to take a bike ride tomorrow morning, you would be okay. the pavement would be dry and we will improve tomorrow. may take a while tomorrow, but the weekend, that is a reward. here's your forecast first. the next three days, clouds to start and becoming partly cloudy on friday and much warmer. highs in the upper 70s. we were 67 today for the high. beautiful on saturday. 77. terps in town, the festival at wolf trap and sunday, we are in good shape. clouds may come in late in the day, but we are in good shape. upper 70s and partly cloudy skies. tonight, drizzle ending, mostly clou

we take a look at that tonight with anita mcnaught of al jazeera english. >> it's a raid.olice seize illegally concealed sacks of white powder. this is not a drug bust. they're after the sugar. in islamabad, people queue for their sugar allocation, prices fixed to protect the poorest. across pakistan, these stores have been running out of stock. sugar costs twice as much as this holy time last year. pakistan is a million tons short. that's led to panic buying, rationing and hoarding. sweetmakers. snack sellers. everyone's bottom line has been affected. by the ramadan sugar crisis. >> responsible, sugar owners, sugar mill owners. >> they are just serving the pockets. they are making big bellies. >> the suspicion is that there is something deeply wrong with the sugar industry in pakistan. what these pakistanis know is that most of their country's sugar, from crop to table, is in the hands of pakistan's ruling elite and its most powerful families. >> there are many top-ranking politicians of this country who matter. they are in the business of sugar industry. so that is why p

. >> and i'm anita brikman. first tonight, flood watch. right now a massive cleanup is under way in dundalk maryland after a huge water main break this afternoon. a 72-inch wide pipe burst and the town was virtually under water. 165,000 gallons of water poured on to the street every minute for over two hours. the water was waste deep and part of a -- waist deep and part of a road was under way. >> here is washington, baltimore to the north. now, we'll zoom into dundalk. it's in the southern section of baltimore county. now we're going to zoom in even farther to the neighborhood that was affected by all of this. the break occurred on the highway which runs parallel to dundalk. there it is. take a look. we have live triple team coverage tonight from james hash, brittany morehouse and gary nurenberg. and, gary, let's get you going on this. the investigation continues tonight. what happened? >> reporter: well, derek and anita, the good news is the water is receding tonight. but for residents of this 70-block area of dundalk, memories won't be

anita. >> but they were so brave. all right. gary nurenberg, thank you. >>> fairfax county is taking extra steps to get the word out to people about what to expect this season. they hosted a town hall meeting tonight and they have three more of them scheduled if you want to go. the flu town halls all begin at 7:00 p.m. the next one is tomorrow in alexandria at the governmental center. there is another thursday at the fairfax county health department. then next week another meeting will be held on october 15th at the south county center in alexandria. >>> well, that certainly hit hard at the campus of the naval academy in annapolis. tonight no less than 33 mid shift man are under doctor's care after showing symptoms of the flu. in day's past that has been as close as 75. >>> just ahead, a dangerous mix. kids and their reactions to some prescriptions. >>> plus. >> she was shaking. it was really scary. >> a life-threatening seizure caused by a sweetener. a list of foods to keep away from your pet still ahead on 9news now. >>> and w

anita vogel is live. anita? >> greta, the fire threat remains huge tonight.ughly 10,000 homes that are said to be in danger due to the fire. there are 53 structures lost, many of them homes, at least 21 that we know of. i am in one neighborhood. behind me, you may see a glow. they have been battling the fire, trying to get it from reaching more promise. this fire spread very quickly overnight -- try to get it from reaching more -- trying to get it from reaching more homes. two firefighters lost their lives yesterday when their vehicle rolled down the hillside because they had lost his ability to to the smoke. again, right now, -- because they had lost their ability to see through the smoke. again, right now, 3600 firefighters will be on the firelines, fighting this fire overnight. back here live, firefighters tell us what they really need is a break in the weather. they need some cooler temperatures to and maybe even some rain, but, greta, that is not in the forecast for at least the rest of the week. greta: anita, thank you. and coming up, the pressure on it

anita kay and law enforcement analyst, mike brooks. pam, outline of a child's body in the back -- in the trunk of the car. how big is that for the prosecution? >> it's compelling evidence. the juror have to determine for themselves. they get to determine for themselves if it's the outline of a child's body. given the circumstantial evidence, they have to draw the conclusion. if that's what it shows, it doesn't get worse than that for the defense. >> we have the outline of a child's body, we have hair from one of the anthony's and hair from a decomposing body. we know, the only decomposing body was that of caylee. what more do we needs? >> i've always said, there's evidence we haven't heard yet, now it's come iing to light. is this outline of the body? is there more evidence we haven't heard. we have the chloroform we haven't heard. we had that wung analyst with the fbi, orlando, the resident agency saying, okay, we have the outline of the body, but a supervisor saying basically, let's not go judge our own -- rush to our own conclusions

anita and lesli. >> bruce leshan, thank you. very strange. >>> a recent graduate of walter johnson high school in bethesda is accused of selling drugs to current students. charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. he would deal to kids during the lunch hour period. >>> virginia state police released video today of an alleged carjacker running away from a crash scene. last thursday night a woman was carjacked from a shopping center in gainesville then forced to ride around with the suspect. he then led police on a chase before crashing in prince george's county in maryland. now take a look at some newly released video. they say this man seen here is running away from the car scene or the crash scene and is the same carjacking suspect who led them on a chase into maryland. >> rarely they release any video but we feel this is a unique character and mannerism that may help in identifying the suspect. >> here is a look at that composite sketch of the suspect. he is considered armed and dangerous. if you have any in

anita? >> thank you for the update. >>> we have more breaking news. time out of maryland. you are looking live at a water main break. this is in a neighborhood southeast baltimore county. as you can see, lots of water down there. if you look to the top of your screen, you look down there and you see all of that brown stuff. that would be water. this is a major water main break. again ndundalk, maryland. >> looking at the neighborhood it is difficult to see the flooding through the neighborhood there and up around the housing there. we will be following this story and bring you more information. >>> budget cuts are forcing the dc public library system to change its hours. starting october 5th, library hours will be changed at all locations. neighborhood branches will no longer be open on sundays and some days of the week certain libraries will open only at noon. they had to make $5 million in cut for the next fiscal year. >>> sundown tonight marks the start of rosh hashanah, the jewish new year. this is a time for many of the jewish faith to spend worshiping at temples and

you can here scott and anita on the fan. we need to have her back. >> it's been a long time. >> we'll drag scott in. he works for cbs now. not that competition. >> let's look at the graphic. [ laughter ] >> he is a great guy. >> he is indeed. >>> we have the frost advisory. and allegheny we're talking about mountain but nonetheless a clear indication that we're really starting to change the old seasons here. today is 66. the normal was 73. cloudy and the straight shower, well. breezy at times. we're inside at a kid's rec center. >> med field heights. on tv hill. >> before we get to this i have to give you an amazing statistic i heard. this is from the great sports writer for the sun, our media partner, since september 13th, the ravens have won more games than the o's. think about that. >> wow! >> think about that. >> how many brain cells did he use on that. >> think about it. >> i did think about it. >> and. thanks to the united way and the dependent of recreation. this is looking great. more in a moment. >>> it is 6:15. >>>

anita vogul with the rest of the story. >> traveling from all corners of the nation.hese soldiers travel to the desert in support of the cross. a tribute to fallen servicemen and women not for organized religion. >> i won't care about the symbol. it is the meaning behind it matters most. >> the cross sits in the center of a legal debate about the constitutionality of religious symbols on public land. the u.s. supreme court will hear the case next month and ultimately decide if the cross can displays like it violate the notion of church and state. >> the idea of it is not a religious symbol or a national memorial is insulting to both christians and nonchristians alike. >> eight feet tall it stood unnoticed until 2001 when the american civil liberty's union formed a lawsuit on behalf of a park worker who objected. they ruled in favor of the aclu. so far, the supreme court justices have been closely divided on cases like these including ones focusing on the 10 commandments and nativity displays in courthouses. legal experts say this time the court must decide whether the

and anita kay.ng through this, it sounds to me like the basis of the defense of the radio station, they're pleading ignorance. we didn't know. >> absolutely. >> is that what you get out of it, too? i would think that's a ridiculous defense. >> absolutely. they're saying this wasn't foreseeable. we couldn't have predicted this. well, the radio station is the one who's putting on the contest. they're having people sign waivers. if they had done a little bit of research, because all you have to google is drinking too much water, and the first thing that comes up is water intoxication, and how horrible a death it is. they have a legal department. when you're having a contest, you run it by the legal department. we're putting this contest together. you put together your waivers. if they had a waiver you could die of water intoxication and people still signed up for it, that's a whole another story. here it was completely foreseeable. there have been cases where parents have been prosecuted for murder for

joining us now from irvine is anita k. is a criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor and from san francisco henry leah reporter who is falling this following this for the san francisco chronicle. henry, i want to start with you because reports started emerge late last week that in fact authorities had visited this home of mr. garrido after hearing complaints from neighbors that children were living in tents at the house. they called him a creepy phil and thought he was like a psychotic. and the authorities went there and apparently never found the encampment. >> theamplet and i was sitting right next to the sheriff of the county. he acknowledged that his deputy more or less dropped the ball. they could have looked under a rock or two. back in november of '06. the deputy paid mr. garrido a visit and thought that this was nothing more than a code violation because of people living in the backyard. he did not go in the backyard did. not see the children. though this was one of many missed opportunities, laura. laura: a

. >> gracias, anita.a memoria de don manuel el tiempo parece no haber transcurrido, era el verano de 1942 cuando en mÉxico junto a miles de trabajadores mÁs don manuel se embarcÓ en la mayor abertura de su vida. una aventura llamada "programa braceros". >> yo estaba chico y nunca habÍa salido de mi casa. >> para entonces con manuel no sabÍa leer ni escribir por lo que firmaba con una x. los contratos poniendo confianza plena en lque el gobierno de mÉxico negociÓ con los estados unidos. cobraba 60 centavos por hora. trabajÓ seis aÑos hasta que el propio gobierno de mÉxico reclamÓ a sus trabajadores de vuelta. >> nos dijeron que Íbamos a ir a la guerra porque se ruraba que iban a venir muchos a los estados unidos. >> berta es la esposa de manuel que se casÓ con Él después de que el regreso a michoacÁn. tuvieron 12 hijos y decidieron establecerse permanentemente en los estados unidos luego de 1967. >> yo nunca he trabajado en otro lugar, por puro campo, puros rieles. un tbajo difÍcil pero del que guarda grat

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in hall, anita vogel, fox news. >> i can't wait to see it.ust don't know how it's going to go. >> yeah, she doesn't have the music background but i'm thinking she should go last instead of simon so when he rim rips them a part, she can naked them smile and laugh. >> i think so and like she said, she'll be nicer than simon. >> she will. will make everyone laugh at the end. comedic release there. >> let's hope so. >>> next at 10, the search for a new car could take you online looking for a deal. >> buyer beware, you could fall victim to a popular scam. a fox investigation in three minutes. >> tough times are driving some people from used car lots to the information superhighway for good deals. >> bares aren't the only ones. so are scam artists, posting vehicles stolen. here's more. [ indiscernible ] >> princess? >> we believe this car could be stone. >> reporter: a long pause. disbelief the car 19-year-old college student kaitlin medler bought in may for a grand is stolen. here's what she paid $1,000 for. a junk car. it's all part of a scam cro

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anita vogel joins us with more from the latest. >> reporter: hi, laura. we are in a neighborhood called tehunda. this neighborhood has been under severe fire threat a couple of daysago. the fire danger is gone on this street but other neighborhoods around here are not so lucky. 120,000 acres and growing. the station fire, located north of los angeles, continues to swallow up parts of southern california. from a distance they are wahing flames and smoke surround their neighborhood. >> nervous. >> reporter: what do you think is going on? >> not too many people left but we are standing guard. we are standing guard hoping for the best. >> reporter: the station fire may be the biggest wildfire charring the california landscape. it's not the only one. >> from the northern border south, from the pacific to the sierra nevada. fires, fires, fires. >> reporter: seven other wildfires are consuming parts of the golden state. >> while the fires are burning, we are thinking about working to help victims rebuild their lives. >> reporter: the governor has declared a stat

in tujunga, california, anita jog all, fox 5 news. >> california's already spent more than $6 million of -- $1.6 million of its fund two months into the fiscal year. it budgeted 182 million. governor schwarzenegger said the unpredictible costs are the reason why he wted to ensure california had a $500 million reserve fund this year. >>> we're learning about the man accused of kidnapping 11- year-old jaycee lee dugard 18 years ago in california. 58-year-old phillip garrido and his wife kiapped dugardin 1991, raped her and held her captive in her northern california home. transcripts from the 1977 kidnapping and reason trial in nevada showed he admitted to fantasizing about raping women and leered at girls as young as seven years old. he was convicted and served more than 10 years in prison for that case. >>> a 14-year-old girl never made it to school today. she wound up the victim in the simple hills chain-reaction crash, happened after sun on bringly road near crossland high school. a bunch of kids rode the bus stop when a woman came up over the hill and hit the girl. she's in critica

and anita vogel with reaction to the president. >> there will be a hardship wafer for those individuals still can't afford coverage and 95% of all small business because of their size and profit margin would be exempt. >> president obama speaking directly to small business owners across the country wednesday night attempting to ease fears they'll be forced to provide for employees or pay a fine under new health care legislation. >> small business people, probably business people in general, you've got to deal with cost containment and you've got to deal with quality of care. and one of the interesting things, a lot of people thought you reduce costs ail reduce quality and care and that's not necessarily the case. >> research shows just offer half of u.s. employees work for a private sector small business, firms with 500 employees or less. many say health care amounts to one of their largest expenses. and would actually welcome help from washington. >> noi that big business pays about 18% less for the same coverage that small business does and that hurts. >> pete of green apple books in

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she knew that these whistleblower were quote, unquote gold mine that's what she said of anita who exposedhe muscle for money program. she knew team obama was involved. they gave $800,000 to acorn front group. we need to ask questions, why, where, when? sean: i think those are great questions. it's great work. it's amazing what a 20-year-old brave, young girl can do and 25-year-old filmmaker, they have done more than all those media outlets put together. and now they are being attacked and threatened with lawsuits. something we have experienced ourselves, michelle. but thanks for being with us. appreciate it. >> thanks. sean: coming up democratic senator max baucus presented his own health care bill. why is own party even against it? all the details coming up. mark levine from the bunker. we will get into jimmy carter's accusations of racism if you oppose president obama. straight ahead. i'm okay with cutting back a little, but i still want to put my best face forward. with crest whitestrips advanced seal, i get whiter teeth that lasts for 12 months. all from one little box, i say that's a

tonight's living well segment with anita coming up. >>> calling 911 usually means a health emergency,the problem is some people, they are calling that number for reasons that aren't life and death. tonight at 11, a new program in our area designed to cut down on 911 misuse and also saving taxpayers thousands of dollars. >>> the birth control pills may weaken bones in girls. that's according to a european study that compared bone density in teenagers on low dose estrogen pills, higher dose pills and those taking no birth control at all. the low dose variety which contains 15 micrograins of the hormone seems to interfere with the bone growth in some cases, the girls even lost bone density. >>> ed today, living well leaves these places for a bit and take use for the great scout fit. to be precease when get ready for draw-dropping moments as he tries to convince his audience to live, life, and learn. >> witness the medical miracle and watch two, three, four surprises that are coming up next. >>> it's no secret that dr. oz cultivated his down-to-earth and energetic tv persona as a regular

what about the team's defense, anita? that has always been tough, as you know, and this year it doesn't appear that they've really lost much of their edge, despite, as i mentioned earlier, losing rex ryan to the jets. now, is there a hole in this defense that let's just say the chiefs or another team could potentially exploit this season? >> there's a hole in every defense. there's no denying that. you look at the secondary, no samari rolle. who knows if he'll ever play another down in the nfl. chris mcallister is gone. foxworth, fabian washington, these guys will be the starting corners. jim leonard follows rex ryan to new york. dejuan landry, will he be able to mentally play after this spinal cord concussion? that's always difficult. and the big issue here, and you hit it right on the head, is this team losing rex ryan. he was that extension that ray lewis on the field, rex ryan, their connection. all eyes are on getting madison. he switched this defense. they're now running a four-three. they're still going to come wit

>> when it rains, it pours, leslie and anita. when your offense scores 26 points in the first two games you need to add pieces not subtract but the veterans are now without their most veteran lineman sending their struggling offense into more disarray and randy thomas, the redskins starting right guard tore his triceps muscle yesterday and the redskins announced this morning that he is done for the year. it is a heart breaking injury for a player who missed most of 2007, with a tear, believe it or not, in his other triceps. and a troubling development for jason campbell who needs all of the veteran protection he can get. we're really disappointed. he is very disappointed. it is hard. >> i just feel bad for him. he has wanted to run the line and every time you lose randy, a guy of that caliber, it is tough. but we have guys who will step in and fill the role. >> i assume i will be suiting up. just being more focused and knowing you will be in the ground versus sitting on the sideline watching the game. it is a lot different. >> th

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. >> reporter: anita, police say this guy is just targeting one vehicle at a time. he will smash into a car window, grab what he can. he will even use the stolen credit cards. that's how police got this picture. they say this man allegedly used the stolen cards at a cbs and a giant. the u.s. park police patrol this area along with the montgomery county police. it is a difficult task. >> to patrol with bicycles and motorcycles. >> reporter: visitors have to take their valuables with them. >> put it in the truck, put it in the glove compartment and don't leave anything in plain view like a computer or gps. >> reporter: he says it is happening a little less frequently in other areas. >> there are several parking areas and we have had occasional thefts from those areas so people need to take some precautions. >> reporter: this lot is located right across the street from old angly's inn and police say the last time the thief was here was the weekend before labor day. anyone with information is asked to call the montgomery county police. live in potomac, i'm lindsey masti

. >> reporter: anita baldwin is a success story. life before her hysterectomy was awful. >> everyday, all day, pelvic pain, stabbing, abdominal cramps, bleeding for weeks at a time. >> reporter: she talked to dr. rocky gupta, a gynecologist at good samaritan hospital about a lap rowscopic hysterectomy. a less invasive procedure using the same results. >> we have ports, which are like little tubes that go into the and men at various -- abdomen at various places, we put the instruments we use through those and watching what we're doing on a video monitor. decreased hospital stay. usually decreased pain for the patient, and quicker recovery. >> reporter: for baldwin, the results were nearly immediate. >> it was so wonderful to wake up and even, you know, in recovery, and say, ok, wait a minute, i have no main. then the next day no pain. >> reporter: the doctor says it's an option for many women but it's best to undergo a thorough evaluation with your doctor because a hysterectomy can be very emotional. >> most women who make the decisi

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anita dunn, good to have you on the program.hanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, maria, for having me on. >> the white house has said for days that the speech tonight will focus on specifics. will the president come out and specifically say the public option is a must-have? >> i think what you will see tonight is that the president will be very specific in terms of what an obama plan must accomplish. that it must provide stability and security for people who have insurance. the vast majority of people in our country. and that for those people who don't have insurance, it's got to be affordable coverage. finally, that we have to achieve cost reform savings. both for individual families, but also for our government, since our medical costs are becoming the largest part of our deficit. in that context, he will directly talk about the so-called public option. he will talk about the public health insurance that he feels is important for competition and choice. especially in states where 75%, 80%, 90% of people are in one insur

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. >> reporter: anita, according to police, this appears to be a case, a clear case of murder. a concerned family friend came to check on his welfare late this afternoon, looked in a back window, saw a body and then called 911. police arrived at 5:40 and found the four bodies. >> the trooper said that this is an obvious murder scene. there were trauma on each of the victims. and, again, i can't be more specific than that right now. >> reporter: police have snot formally identified -- not formally identified the victims, but neighbors describe a family that has lived here for years unable to sell its home. a mother, a father, a little girl in elementary school, a son in high school who volunteered as a junior firefighter described as --. >> was young, active individual who learned about the fire service and came to us and joined as a junior member to join the fire service. >> reporter: a neighbor will miss the little girl. >> i saw her yesterday afternoon about 3:30, 4:00. she was a very sweet little girl. we took her with us to fairs. her and my son played all of the time. road

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. >> and i'm anita brikman. conservative activist across the country are gathering in washington tonight for a march on the capitol tomorrow. >> the anti-tax, anti-bi psouergrvernnt movem ut tndhe groups under the tea party banner and gary nurenberg is here to help set the stage. >> reporter: the participants see themselves as part of a grass root uprising. and tonight tens of thousands of them are here and obviously raring to go. [ horns honking compen. >> report: ing xen. >> reporter: dozens got together. >> they treat them pretty badly. they boo at them and they don't support them and we want the wounded warriors to know we do. >> reporter: but most of the action is at area hotels where anti--tax protestors are throwing parties preparing for tomorrow's march on the capitol. >> the tax man comes, the tax man goes. what he does with our money, fo one knows. i like that. >> reporter: and it's going on her sign. ? man would not talk to -- this man would not talk to us about his. he said mr. and mrs. obama for the

. >> and i'm anita brikman. >>> we begin tonight with a very special hero central. a story of sacrifice so profound that today the leader of the free world stopped to pay tribute. >> the hero's name, sergeant first class jarod monte. and this afternoon the president gave him the highest medal of honor. >> if he knew he was getting all of this attention, it would bother him, quite frankly. >> reporter: friends say sergeant first class jarod monte was too humble to call himself a hero. three years ago monte was killed when he refused to give up his leader. >> it was the brave est thing i have ever seen a soldier do. >> reporter: president obama giving his family and inspiring all of americans with his story. in the moun continues of afghanistan -- mountains of afghanistan, they were ambushed. and the private was lying wounded in the open. he a bon donned that cover three times desperately trying to get to them. >> there was impact right in the center of our position. and monti hollered out he had been hit. we talked to him and reassured him. he told him he made his pe

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anita brikman and i joined other local news anchors to salute accomplishments.d for change provides job training an professional clothing for women to get back in the workforce. it was a wonderful, wonderful afternoon. >> kudos to you. >> and to all those women who are doing great things with their life. >> tell us about the forecast. >> it is not perfect yet but i guess we are going in the right direction. probably the coldest night so far this fall. next three days spectacular tomorrow. sunshine. near 70. no wind. no sprinkles tomorrow. we are just fine now. on friday it gets warmer. couple showers possible but the bulk of the day will be okay and we will have a few more clouds on friday. saturday terps in town. we are trying to push this train this way. so right now it is on the first half of the day. rain an showers tapering off then becoming partly cloudy. silver lining. it will still be mild in the mid-70s. tonight, evening shower then clearing and almost cold. lows in the 40s. winds northwesterly at 5 to 10. sun goes down at 6:52. live doppler. south of t

our anita brikman has advice on treating both conditions in "living well ." >> one more time. >> reportery autumn starts the same way for asha salem. >> i suffer from seasonal allergies. i tried a lot of over-the- counter medications and prescription medications. >> reporter: this doctor says pollen is responsible for the majority of spring allergies but come fall ragweed and the mold are the culprits. >> we have ragweed and mold high at that time up until the first frost. >> reporter: when kids head back to school some bring their own set of ailer jens with them. >> schools try to do as much as they can but a variety of people are there, they are carrying clothing and damager and this can cause a reaction. >> nose runs, eyes itch, i can't breathe. >> reporter: he uses a blood test, an allergy skin testing to pinpoint that her seasonal allergies and asthma coinsided with the start of field hockey. >> i couldn't breathe and if i didn't take missed sin i would sit there with a box of tissues because i would be miserable. >> without the medication, i don't think she could play it. >> reporte