all right, anita, welcome home. >> thank you! >> there have been a lot of the change since you and i first crossed paths. >> really? >> yeah. >> good changes? >> amazing change. without further adieu. three, two, one -- >> oh, my -- lord, have mercy! look at my house! this is nice! oh, this is nice! thank you.

anita? >> bruce leshan, live at the supreme court. thank you for that. of course as you said, this has such significant immications for the health care of the nation and for president barack obama's legacy. the challenger, mitt romney, says if he is elected in november, he'll move to quickly repeal the law. >> and what the court did today was to say that he does not violate the constitution. what they did not do was say that obama care's good law or it is good policy. obama care was bad policy yesterday. and it is bad policy for today. obama care was bad law yesterday. and it is bad law today. >> whatever the politics, today's decision was a victory for people all over this country. whose lives will be more secure because of this law and the supreme court decision to uphold it. they reaffirmed the fundamental principle that here in america in the wealthiest station on earth, no illness or accident should lead to any families and their financial ruins. >> now with such a controversial decisio

but anita did not see angie at the game. and in the era before cell phones, there was no way for anita to try to find her. >> she doesn't meet me there. very strange because angie was a woman of her word. i remember her saying i wonder where angie is. my roommate said there's something i need to tell you. she said you might want to sit down. she goes angie was murdered last night. and the police are wanting you to call them back. >> what'd you think? >> i didn't want to believe it at first. beyond that i started with the whole what i, could i, should i. should i have spent the night? could i have prevented it? would things have been different? >> but she was not the last person to see angie alive. it turns out angie's boyfriend ben was that person. she had stopped by his place on her way home after dropping off anita. later that night it was ben who called police to angie's condo. what got their attention was not just what ben said, but how he sounded when he said it. >> a car is here and she won't answer the door. >> did he

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anita. >> well said, bruce. now you will be in the supreme court chamber when they announced the ruling tomorrow morning. >> yeah, it's intimidating. a dramatic decision and we'll see. we really just have to wait and i'll rush out and try and get word to everybody. >> we'll have team coverage on this tomorrow all day on 9news now. thanks a lot, bruce. >> lesli. >> anita, regardless of what the supreme court decides, the district's largest healthcare providers say they will continue to treat whoever comes in, even those who do not have health insurance. bruce johnson has been at unity healthcare clinic in southeast today and they say this will not fund mentally change what they do. >> first off, they savor the president's position throughout. they are big advocates. but they are seeing 81,000 patients and a lot of patient visits. >> i can do dry wall. >> that's ricardo robinson, an unemployed construction worker. he's one of many uninsured people who count on a clinic for primary medical services. >> i'm not afra

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anita shows distribution, most of us in here. you get anybody out here who is externalizing or anyone out here who is internalizing, as a psychologist, we try to bring them back in here so they're more healthy. that's what we study. when you're having problems in your life or any other area, if we can do something, talking to you versus talk therapy or medicine that might help you, what we're trying to do is get everybody back here so we're just kind of more

anita mentioned the records. we crushed the records today. temperatures are still pretty toasty. 101 was the old record. now it's 104. 102 is the new record at dulles. we fell short up in baltimore. they topped out at 103. the record high was 105. temperatures are still in the upper 90s in triple digits across the metro area. the heat index is over 110. we are looking at 96 downtown officially. but look what it looks like. 107 downtown. so the heat is -- the excessive heat warning continues until 9:00. we have a severe thunderstorm watch until 1:00 a.m. iowa any tax we'll let you know if any relief is in sight. >>> today's weather, not the most pleasant for spending an afternoon outside, but it didn't stop people from showing up at this year's festival on the national mall where the name of the game. >> i'm surae chin on the national mall. despite the dangerous scorching heat, thousands have come out to the festival. >> nothing like a little -- >> shave ice. >> to keep from melting in the summer sun down at the festival. >> i don't think our

there are many pictures of anita in those family scrapbooks. unfortunately my father hated his older sister, rather than getting to have wonderful times of gertrudestein in mexico, all i heard was she is a monster. they didn't speak. the idea of her, the largeness of her loomed large in the house. >> so you start out, you become a writer for all of these reasons and you are someone who compulsively takes notes and packages what you see in story form, as you decide you are going to climb into your own life and own family story, how did you figure out what was true? >> that was a tough one. first of all, being a reporter, so often it is about a way with of finding our own stories and the stories we write about. one of the aspects so interesting for so many of us, if you are an introverted extrovert or shy person or rather hidden asking questions is a great way to hide. if you are writing a memoir, it makes you scour because you care about being accurate. this was complicated because i worried about this for a long time, who was right? who was wro

anita vogul, fox news. >> they have dry weather out west. we had wet weather here. today was certainly a vast improvement. >> definitely. as i said, the calm after the storm. really was a nice day today. so, not a bad run. we did very, very nice today, as we start getting into the weekend. so hopefully you got a chance to enjoy the beautiful shot of our cathedral there and skies are clearing tonight. so, going to be a nice evening. still really warm outside this hour. as we get to our weather headlines, a cooler day. that's what we are headed for, but a very comfortable night as well. and some unsettled days ahead. those temperatures are getting ready to rise all over again. we are headed back to the 90s. here's a look at the highs today. 91 degrees at reagan national. that's 5 degrees above the seasonal average. 87 at dulles and 90 degrees at dwi. it didn't quite feel as warm as it has the last couple of days. the humidity wasn't as high and a nice little breeze. it is currently 80 degrees right now at d.c. 73 at baltimore. 75 at quantico. 73 at hagerstown. martins

anita and lesli, back to you. >> thanks so much. coming up tonight on 9news at 7:00. a woman many blame for the appeal. finds out if she will keep her position on the board of visitors. >>> a anita, we'll see you then. we'll have a lock at this weekend's fare hikes coming up. >>> welcome back to the at&t national at congressional country club and our exclusive coverage. we are ryan palmer who just got off the course not too long ago. he is from texas. amarillo, texas. >> i heard he's a cowboy fan. >> we let him on the stage anyways. and how did you do? minus 4 today? >> it was a good day. two bogies. hit great and putted good. yesterday i didn't play very well, but i survived at 3 over. god run today. >> talk about the course, the speed of the fairways. compare them to yesterday. >> pretty similar. the green is firmer with the heat. but this golf course is hard. it is augusta-like speeds and greens. obviously rough stick. but it's, i guess you're looking at a 5 par winner. >> let's talk about your company here that you have along with you. he walks with you everywhere

. >> reporter: derek and anita, despite new programs, new efforts, new spending and new focus, this is trending the wrong way. the death a day from suicide this year is an 18% jump over last year, a 25% increase from the same period in 2010. essentially out of iraq, afghanistan winding down, this wasn't supposed to happen. specialist karl mccoy made it through two tours. >> he shot himself in the bathroom. >> reporter: here in the house? >> yes . >> reporter: he reports that mccoy made an appointment to see a counselor but they were short. >> they called and cancelled. >> reporter: and they cancelled because? >> they didn't have anybody to see him. that was the day before he killed himself. >> reporter: the military has tried to improve hiring more counselors, designing programs to identify early warning signs and trying to change a culture where asking for mental health is seen as a weakness. the new numbers demonstrate with deadly force that those efforts have not stopped military members from committing suicide at record setting rates. >> pentagon officials say one possible reason f

anita. >>> new at 11:00, the pentagon investigation reportedly recommends as many as 7 u.s. troops face charges for burning koran last february. word of the burning has caused deadly protests. one navy service members and six army soldiers could lead to a letter of reprimand and docking of pay. >>> one of the allies in the middle east is in complete turmoil tonight. it's leadership, it's form of government, its very stability in question. egypt where thousands return to the symbolic square of last year's arab spring to protest what may turn out to be a military cue. to add to the tension, there are conflicting reports about whether former egyptian president has died of a stroke. gary nurenberg is here to piece all of this together. >> reporter: well, anita, there is a lot going on. but imagine holding a presidential election and then having the military say it doesn't matter. we're in charge. that's what brought the crowds out today. that is what makes egypt's future so genuinely uncertain. with the results of the weekend election in dispute, these supporters of the brotherh

anita is trying to beat the heat at the pool in bethesda. how are things going? >> reporter: i'm loving that you're getting the prop for being outside? are they kidding? actually we're here at bethesda pool off little falls parkway, sun's going down, but it's still steaming hot out here. the baby pool is full. fortunately there's a little shade under there and the kids are enjoying it, their patients, too. it's a perfect day to be at the pool, but we'll be talking about through this hour some of the heat risks that can come from this as well as dehydration, all those kind of issues and even an ice cream shortage as well, but as he said, even though the heat is uncomfortable and can be dangerous, for some it's an opportunity and our scott broom is live tonight with more on that. >> reporter: meet everett dams and his partner, beefer perry, a couple of 20 something guys who know the value of a hot day. >> i love hot days and on hot days i love to make money out here. every day it's hot. i'm going to make money. >> on a good day we do more than $200. >> i pay my ren

thanks, anita. mom, how is paper recycled? anita! anita!answer life's most pressing questions. instantly. get high speed internet from at&t for only $14.95 a month for 12 months. at&t. ♪ >>> all right. welcome back here on this saturdays morning, well into june. boy, does it feel like summer. we have the unofficial start of summer from memorial day. we are welcoming that extreme heat. good morning. welcome to the nbc bay area weather center. because of the extreme heat and dry air-conditions, we are talking a red flag effect until 9:00 this evening. if you are a camper or smoker, stay away from the flames because everything is so dry. it's been since april 13th since we had a significant rainfall. it's over two months. take it easy out there. spare the air quality. it's unhealthy across the bay. looking at unhealthy air. the south central bay is not too bad. it's 57 in santa rosa now. concord at 61. livermore well on the way to setting a record. 65, 64 in sunnyvale. morning mild and hazy conditions. later on this afternoon, record heat not

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i very much agree with anita's point that a lot of the neuroscience right now works quite well at the group level and has not yet been shown to work particularly well at the individual level, but having said that, i think that there is, again, a legal necessity issue that is presented. if you go back to graham versus florida it is true that justice kennedy and the supreme court, the majority of the court said that you cannot impose life without parole for a non manslaughter offense for an add less is sent and therefore, he drew the line's did in roeper versus simmons at saying that at less sent are simply different. their brains are different than adults. they're less developmentally mature. what happened to terrence graham? he got sentenced. he didn't get sentenced to life without parole that was now unconstitutional. if you actually read what happened at the sentencing hearing for terrence graham, there was, again, dueling psychologists with a scrist and the state sigh kentucky scrist made the claim he was suffering from anti-personality disorder and in his view, no one recovers fro

anita, back to you. >> tough testimony indeed. thank you. sandusky is charged with 52 criminal counts. he admits to no wrong doing. as you heard, he could take the stand next week in his own defense. >>> for the first time in the presidential race, both candidates appear in the same state on the same day. we'll get the latest from the trail. >>> a new report shows more people are surviving cancer. i'll have the findings coming up. >>> but up next, adults that fly out of d.c. were running way behind this morning after the passenger would not follow instructions. we'll check out the video. >>> the flight was then able to take off. >> the firm managerring the mgm grand hotel in las vegas, they might be coming to the national harbor to operate a new casino. he met with officials yesterday afternoon. lawmakers are considering adding the sixth casino site in prince george's county. but no agreement has been reached yet. >>> the former fairfax county football coach is under arrest tonight accused of conspiring to distribute illegal steroids. the su

i'm anita vogel in los angeles. i will have the the latest coming up. >>> and that is a disaster out there. the rain is out of the picture and, boy, nice low humidity and we'll let you know how things are looking closer to the weekend and i'll bet the redskins appreciate the drop in humidity. >> and it's been nice out here, sue. coming up, leonard hankerson's hips don't lie. an update on his injury and the nationals, boy are they on a tear and tyler moore have a day. the rookie fire. those stories coming up in sports. laura. >>>  do you see it ? there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. wow, there it is. . >>> a small passenger plane request sky next on over the scene as the plane touched down. it's reported there was an engine problem. not clear how many people were on board. >>> and we are monitoring metro tonight as the agency changes

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anita? >> thank you for your coverage. in the meantime, the attorney general, he was one of the first to challenge the affordable care act. and while virginia ended up not being a part of today's case, he still had plenty to say about the ruling. and in fact, he played a part of it. two things happen. first, they declared the explicit outer limits of the federal power under the commerce clause, which has never happened since the new deal. and that is a win for liberty. in the future, no congressman, no president, no senator will be able to say for any bill, that has the possibility of raising money here that it is not a tax. >> and that will be before the supreme court, the attorney general said that they never doubted that the plan would be upheld. >> we knew it was constitutional. we knew that it would be upheld. so in maryland, we have been going forward progressively, getting ready to implement the affordable care act so we could make ourselves available for all of that. >> and they have passed legislation to set up th