>> uh-huh. >> reporter: annie says she, too, became suicidal. she was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and according to her lawsuit, was then forced to leave the academy. >> it hurts the message that we're trying to get out there. >> reporter: because of privacy issues, panetta couldn't command specifically on carly and an knee's cases, but he does make clear that blaming the victim needs to stop. >> personality disorder? academic separation? >> i think that's part of the syndrome that we're dealing with, which is once a decision is made, that somehow this prosecution is not going to move forward. then you basically turn on the victim, who brought that complaint and try to do everything possible to make sure that victim doesn't hang around. or really diminish them by somehow accusing them of having psychological problems. that syndrome is what we have to break out of. >> reporter: and for carly and annie, if coming forward helps with that mission, they want to be apart of the battle. >> i know with at least one person coming forwar

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>> uh-huh. >> annie says she, too, became suicidal.ne personality disorder and, according to her lawsuit, was then forced to leave the academy. >> it hurts the message that we're trying to get out there. >> because of privacy issues, panetta couldn't comment specifically on carly and annie's cases but he does make clear blaming the victim needs to stop. >> personality disorder, academic separation. >> i think that's part of the syndrome we're dealing with. once a decision is made that somehow this prosecution is not going to move forward, then you basically turn on the victim, who brought that complaint and try to do everything possible to make sure that that victim doesn't hang around. or, really, diminish them by somehow accusing them of having psychological problems. that syndrome is what we have to break out of. >> for carly and annie, if coming forward helps with that mission, they want to be a part of the battle. >> i know, with at least one person coming forward, there will be others that want to come forward and say something.

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back to you, matt. >> anny, we will see you in a bit. right now there are still customers in the area without power, though not all the existing outages are related to last week's storm. pepco is reporting 100 customers in the dark. bge has 200 customers out in montgomery and prince george's counties and dominion power has 525 customers without power in northern virginia. you would think the extreme heat would keep people indoors with the air-conditioning, but that was not the case today in many parts of our area. people hit the streets all across washington despite all the warnings and were left having to come up with clever ways to stay cool. ken molestina joins us live at georgetown waterfront where keeping cool is the name of the game tonight. ken? >> reporter: you know, matt, it's not getting any cooler. i checked my temperature on the smart phone a couple of minutes ago. it's 95 degrees out here and it's 11:00 at night. over all the area people are having to deal with this record breaking heat. the sun has been gone for hours but t

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. >>> good morning, anny. 5:00. things are beginning to build up just a bit early this thursday morning but nothing big to worry about. if you're heading in from the west manassas and centreville, everything is final. the lanes are open. no problems through the burke area or annandale on the beltway. we'll take a live look outside at the roosevelt bridge inbound on i-66 and heading into the downtown area. nice and light across the potomac and anacostia river crossings right now. back over to our maps and this time we'll head all the way to the east side of town on route 50 coming in from annapolis or the bay bridge. you're going to be fine all the way inbound through cheverly and the northeast corridor. we'll take a live look outside once again. this is what it looks like at route 50 and the bay bridge. i keep bringing up this shot because it reminds me of going to the beach. in my next report another look at area roads. back to you guys. >> see you in a bit. >>> we begin the hour with the latest on the controversy

let's get right to anny with her forecast. anny? >> reporter: yeah, jc. it is steamy out there. the temperature really climbing quickly. as you mentioned we have a heat advisory if effect for the entire d.c. metro area till 9:00. so heat indices are expected to be 105 to 110 this afternoon. right now temperatures in downtown 97 degrees at this noon hour. 97 also in ma narch sas. lower -- manassas. lower 90s in gaithersburg. this is what it feels like when you factor in the humidity. 104 downtown. 105 gaithersburg. 105 manassas. leesburg 107. even annapolis you feel like you're 105. the humidity today is a little higher than yesterday. that's why we have a heat advisory for this afternoon. for for the rest of today, temperatures will be very hot. by 3:00 100 degrees. i think we have a chance to challenge some records today, especially at dulles where the record high is 100. we have some scattered showers and storms coming through because of a cold front approaching. that means we'll see cooler and drier air. we'll talk more about that a little bit later. back to you. >> thank you

good morning. >>> good morning anny. live look from our sky 9 here in burtonsville on the westbound side of route 198 just past route 129 only the left lane gets by this accident as you can see but luckily being so light this friday morning it is not really causing much of a delay. just wanted to show you here in burtonsville. a live look or let's go to the maps first, no problems to report all the way around the belt wait. over the river crossingings here but no big deals to report on any of the interstates. in fact heading north on ice 95. all green coming up into wood bridge. a bit of yellow in springfield. go live this right now and that's really about it on 95 and even on 395 heading if the 14th street bridge. i'll have more traffic coming up once again at 6:25. >>> next in sports the nationals get ready for their second half and boy i hope it's as good as the first half. the wizards start their summer league play in vegas. >> right now it's time to take another check of the question of the morning -- >> i love this

. >>> good morning anny. on the northbound side of 395 i'm happy to say it looks like this length from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. and into the downtown area. all the potomac and anacostia river crossings all running incident-free. more traffic coming up once again at 5:17. back to you mike. >>> thank you monika. here's what's making news now. syrian activists are reporting -- the worst massacre in the conflict so far. they say more than 220 people have died after syrian's mill share shelled the village of hama and independent journalists have not been able to access the area. >>> police have cleared a delta plane bound for madrid which returned to jfk airport last night. a passenger discovered strange wiring in one of the plane's bathrooms. the pilot returned but a security check turned up no explosive devices. >>> police, angela's police on a city wide alert now. about 200 demonstrators took to the streets during the monthly art walk downtown and at least one police officer has been injured and s

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you'll want to hear what annie hong has -- anny hong has to say. we'll be right back. >>> good morning. welcome back to 9news now on this thursday morning, 5:14. howard bernstein is off. anny hong is in for him this morning. and just flirting with triple digits, right? >> not today, but i would say maybe the next few days as we do see warmer air coming this way. but, yeah, for now temperatures will be close to seasonable for this thursday afternoon. lots of sunshine to start out the day and a few clouds moving in for the afternoon. but overall most of us should be dry and warm. here's a look at your day planner for this thursday. don't forget the sunscreen and sunglasses. temperatures upper 70s by 9:00. by noon as you're heading out for lunch, mid-80s. we should top out upper 80s, close to 90 degrees under partly cloudy conscious. currently 73 downtown. 66 in manassas and leesburg. 64 martins burning. cumberland, you're -- martins burning. cumberland, you're down to 73 degrees. fredricksburg, you're milder around 70 degrees. annapolis you're also m

anny is in for howard. you called the triple digits and we got it. >> we set a new record at dulles at 101. today, though, we're not talking record breaking heat. so i think we can use a break from that heat. we still have a chance for some showers and storms. again some storms could be strong or severe, especially later this afternoon. so please keep that in mind as you're getting ready for the day. you will want to bring your umbrellas once again. here's a look at your day plan other this prefriday. by noon temperatures in the upper 80s pushing close to 90. we have a chance for late morning and afternoon storms. temperatures will get into the lower 90s by late this afternoon. here's a look at your satellite and radar picture. we had some big storms go through last night, especially here around d.c. and also places up north into new york city. we're looking at this boundary front that's going to continue to sag south. so until that's south of us, we'll continue to have some unsettled weather through today

anny is in for howard. she'll let us know what we can expect and if any rain is headed our way. >>> millions of direct tv customers can no longer watch sponge bob, avatar or the daily show all because of a dispute with viacom. >> that's not right. i love those shows. >> one maryland community is getting rid of traffic cameras with hopes of improving road safety. >> we're back in two minutes with your weather first. you're watching 9news now. >>> good morning. time 4:41 on your thursday. plenty of sunshine for this morning. temperatures will get up to upper 70s, close to 80 by 9:00 as you're heading out the door early. by this afternoon a few clouds could come in. only a slight chance for a storm generally west of interstate 81. by this afternoon, early evening high temperatures topping out in the upper 80s, close to 90 degrees. here's a look at your time saver traffic with monika. good morning. >>> good morning. thank you so much. here's the beltway in oxon hill. there is an accident on the inner loop after

and next up we have annie. annie yu, i'm sorry. annie yu. >> it's ok.o the poem i'm going to read is book of lives. my name is a book of lives. i press leaves inside, scraps of the city, one crumbled bus ticket, a number -- numb washed with rain, a torn photograph of two little girls. my name settle map of the world. a body of continents and stars. on an airplane i look at the map. flights intersect. travel miles and seas, hours and clouds, a window bird trills by my bed. power lines crisscross streets like threads in the sky. a book of lives is a month of saturdays, a sea-- seahorse from per ru, perfume at my neck. look inside a red suitcase. you'll find letters to no one, objects found and lost, a plastic white fan, contradictory j. -- jade green, city grids, the last bite of an ice cream cone. these are all my names. i savor these words on the tip of my tongue. a book of lives lived in my right hand. i caught your pen in the other. all the rivers flower into the sea. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> next up is -- next up is marcela ortiz. >> ok. t

anny is in for howard. please take it away. >> we love you. >> we do love you, mike. >>> we're looking at a very hot day today. i think we could challenge some records especially at dulles where the record high is 100 degrees. we're going to get close to that, if not maybe even exceed t. here's a look at our day planner for this

meteorologist, anny hong, is tracking the storm in the weather center. what's up, anny?rm warning is in montgomery county, where we are looking at good winds, up to 50, 60-mile an hour winds. here's a look at the live doppler 9,000 hd. a severe thunderstorm warning until 6:00. i'll zoom in. it's crossing the 270. so i think that commute in that area can get a little tricky. right now it is in clarksburg and a pretty good hail as well. i'll show you information on the storm to see what communities this storm could be impacting and also what time. so this is a storm that is heading south, southeast at 29 miles per hour. and the community that it could be impacting in the next half hour. so include milestone at 3:34 in just about two minutes. the coroner, kneelsville, fox layer acres and spartanwoods by 5:36. looks like this, again, is the severe thunderstorm warning for montgomery county until 6:00 p.m. could this impact the district potentially, but we are looking at cloudy conditions right now and the atmosphere isn't as unstable, but that severe thunderstorm watch goes

some of those storms could be strong. >>> thank you so much, anny. i wanted to give you some good news. on the west side of town, take a look at the beltway from our sky 9. very light here. west side of town here at route 7 in tysons corner. no issues between the american legion bridge and i-66 thankfully this morning. i'll be back with more coming up in my next report. back to you guys. >>> 6:11 this tuesday morning. here's a check of some of the things making news now. two people are dead and 19 others are hurt after a shooting at a cookout in toronto. among the injured an infant and a 12-year-old girl. police think there was more than one gunmen in this case. they do have at least one person of interest in custody. >>> more fallout from the abuse scandal at penn state. the area where students camp out for football tickets will be renamed from pa attorney knowville -- pa stern noelville to -- pa stern knowville to -- paterno ville to nittyville. >>> dpriefers are being asked to a-- drivers are being asked to avoid baltimore's inner harbor because o

. >>> good wednesday morning, anny. no problems on the west side of town at the american legion bridge. we're looking good between bethesda and tysons corner. don't forget georgetown pike west of walker road is closed in great falls with a fallen tree. crews continue to deal with another fallen tree there as well. so be aware. use route 7 as your alternate route. i'll be back with more traffic at 5:17. >>> here's what's making news at 5:10 this morning. police in utah are sorting out a bizarre murder-suicide case n. involves a sky west airlines pilot. 40-year-old brian hedglin was suspected of killing his girlfriend in colorado. he broke into a municipal airport, started up a 50- passenger jet. when the plane clipped the terminal and crash, he then committed suicide. >>> this morning north korea's state media reports leader kim jung ung has been promoted. other military positions have also been shoveled and it's not clear whether the move will have any affect on relations with the u.s. >>> they're trying to protect rese

annie's going to let you know. she is in for howard today. >>> ford announces a recall affecting one of its 2013 models. >>> and it was once marketed as one of the communications mergers of the future. but now microsoft is parting ways >>> good morning, we are waking up to cloudy skies. this afternoon we'll get to partly cloudy and mostly sunny conditions. lower 90s by 1:00. highs will top out in the mid 90s. and then get ready for even hotter conditions for tomorrow. i have details coming up in your 7-day forecast. first here is monika with your timesaver traffic. >> reporter: no problems in college park near route 1. they are waiting on a tow truck at the scene of the accident in burtonsville. back to you guys. >>> thank you monika. the time right now is 4:41. i am watching your money. jp morgan chase stock shot up 6% on better than expected earnings. the bank said it made $5 billion last quarter despite the massive trading blunder, which cost it close to $6 billion. jamie diamond, the ceo, called the loss an iso

if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult to gi gauge blood loss by what you are looking at and there is an emotional component to it and this is a lot of blood and ble bleeding control and pressure and elevation and pressure poi point. to stop bleeding you put direct pressure on the wound. then you do direct pressure and elevation and then you do direc pressure and elevation and a pressure point. direct pressure on the wound an dressing goes on it and a bandage holding it in place. oh my gosh the dress acknowledges soaked through and what do i do? take it off and throw it away? no. put another one on top and hold tighter and get a good grip on it and if you elevate the affe affected part it will

so anny, are we completely in the clear tonight? >> yeah, in fact the severe thunderstorm watch has been dropped and so now we are just looking at maybe a left over shower and only a slight chance for a thunderstorm. right now live doppler 9,000, it's quiet, except for areas south of us into the fredericksburg area, where they had storms very slow moving. here's a look at the radar and lightning. you can see a lot of the storms have moved on through. they are in the south of us into charlottesville and into portions of virginia. you can see things are much quieter around here. richmond now getting hammered. basically areas south of fredericksburg, getting really, really heavy rain. now right now, temperatures are in the mid 80s in downtown. but where it's rain, it cooled down to 77. 75 in culpeper. fredericksburg 74. annapolis still hot in the upper 80s. the wind gusts at 21 miles per hour here at the andrews air force base and 16 downtown. 20 in culpeper. it will be breezy in some spots. you're looking at wind gusts around 28 miles

we know that you'll be all over it, anny?s, stay home if you can, bring in your furniture. >>> all right, the cbs evening news is next and derek is back at 7:00. have a good night.

back to you. >> thanks, anny. >>> it is 6:47.aryland's attorney general's office isn't ready to enforce a court ruling on pit bulls just yet. back in april maryland's highest court named the breed as inhearntsly dangerous -- inherently dangerous which means owners can be held liable for bites, even if the dog has no history of violence. but the issue is back in the spotlight after opponents filed a motion for reconsideration of this. assistant attorney general katherine rowe says law enforcement is waiting for the court's response now. >>> some good samaritans in prince george's county received some much deserved recognition. county executive rushern baker honored the 11 outstanding citizens during this special ceremony yesterday. on behalf of prince george's county residents, baker thanked them for their selfless acts of heroism and kindness. >> because of your work, unsung work that a lot of times go unnoticed, we want you to know that we notice it. >> one of the people noticed 18- year-old kaelin farmer severely beaten while w

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anny hong says we could hit a hundred yet again today. straight ahead, when cooler weather will be moving in. >>> welcome back. monika here with your time saver traffic. a couple of things you want to keep in mind for your commute this morning. we've been telling you all morning long about this fallen tree blocking the georgetown pike at walker road in great falls. it fell on top of a car. crews continue to clean that up and investigate at the situation. in fact, i'm going to step out and show you what it looks like live from our sky 9 georgetown pike blocked in great falls. you can see the cones are set up and traffic is being alternated through this area. so you might just want to go ahead and consider using route 7 instead of the georgetown pike and avoid the delays caused by this cleanup in great falls. we'll keep you posted on this situation all morning long. in the meantime let's go back to our map and this time over to the bw parkway and route 50. looking good through cheverly. no problems into the northeast corridor. we're looking

. >> anny hong joins us now.ee the temperatures are heading in the right direction, dhown. >> we'll get there eventually but first the threat of some severe weather tomorrow. we're talking big storms possibly. people are on edge after last friday's storms but the atmosphere not as unstable tomorrow compared to last friday. still though we could see impressive storms come through tomorrow afternoon as a cold front comes this way. our numbers, the heat index feels like 102 in downtown. 96 in annapolis and 88 for cumberland, lower 90s up in hagerstown. so it is still a very warm night out there. the actual temperature is 91 degrees. they have a few clouds that moved in. the dew point, look at that. 75. that is just oppressive humidity. our doppler for the d.c. area is quiet but we saw activity northeast of us and north of the pennsylvania, some severe thunderstorms going on through. and those have now all expired. we are still seeing some more active weather for tomorrow. right now temperatures, check this out. the

anything popping up, anny? >> just south and southwest of town, derek. so good news is the severe thunderstorm watch has been canceled for culpeper and fredericksburg. it's really far south of town where the severe threat remains for tonight. here's a look at the risk for severe weather. south of fredericksburg, westmoreland and points south. so we're not concerned about severe weather in our area. live doppler 9,000hd, you can see we have showers toward warrenton and storms in fredericksburg, but no severe storms. a lot is pushing through, most of the big storms are well south of us into the richmond area. you can see around the beltway, we could see some showers and light rain come through. it's not going to be a washout tonight. warrenton around 66. manassas, fairfax, you may see light rain come through. for tonight, here's what we are expecting. generally partly cloudy conditions. we can see some showers and storms. i think some, especially south and southeast could be strong. not severe. lows 69 to 75 degrees. winds are west at around 10 miles per h

. >>> anny is for n for howard. it -- anny is in for howard. it's a hot day. >> temperatures will climb very quickly because we'll probably start out in the lower 80s here in town. by lunch time you'll feel like it's already a hundred when you factor in the humidity. get ready for a steamy tuesday. here's a look at your day planner for this tuesday. plenty of sunshine out there. also some areas of fog. we'll get to visibilities in just a moment but by noon we'll get to 95 degrees. later this afternoon we'll have climbed into the upper 90s, close to 100 degrees. we do have a chance for an isolated thunderstorm late this afternoon, early this evening. anything that does pop up has the potential to be strong to severe. visibilities for fog, manassas, warrenton, culpeper, even in fredricksburg, visibility less than 5 miles. petersburg looks pretty dense, less than 2 miles visibility. so if you're in those locations, make sure you maybe leave a few minutes early so you have plenty of time to get to your destination. right now 81 in downtown. lower 7

anny? >>> we've got a mild start to tuesday. bring your sunglasses and your umbrella. start out sunny, but we could see a better chance for strong storms tomorrow. we'll break down your forecast when i come back. >>> just when you thought you would get some peace and quiet, the >> it is back to the campaign trail for president barack obama and republican challenger mitt romney. the on two men put their campaigning on hold following friday's massacre in colorado. but today romney was in southern california looking for support among small business owners. >> if you're employing people and hiring people, i want to see you do better, because i want more people having good wages and better benefits. >> president obama spoke at the veterans of foreign wars convention in reno, nevada. he paid special tribute to some victims of the colorado shooting. four men and women who served in the military. >> these young patriots were willing to serve in far away lands, yet they were taken from us here at home. and yesterday, i conveyed to their families a message on behalf of all ameri

. >>> good morning annie. no problems to report right now other than a bit of slow traffic now forming at 6:00 in the morning as you leave quantico heading toward dale city and woodbridge. a live look outside once you are here at the river, you can see that traffic is just a bit slow and heavy across the river. really no big deals to report. pretty shot there northbound on i-95. back over to our minneapolis this time head over to the other side of town. no problems on the beltway. we'll take a live look once again on 270 southbound. you have the slow stuff toward clarksburg and you are fine down to the.where the lanes divide. back to you mike and jessica. >>> after a weekend of computer outages metro is still trying to figure out what caused the computer problems that brought service to a halt saturday and sunday. >> this morning metro's rail and the it department dollars are doing whatever they can to try to prepare in case of another outage. >> no problems this morning. good morning. >> reporter: escalators

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. >>> coming up next, annie has the forecast. >> reporter: j.c., it is humid out here and is heating up once again with even hotter temperatures coming this way. also i have been sneezing lately. i'm happy to report that we are looking at the only medium. there we go there is the graphic. if you are sneezing, that may be why. we are back with the forecast after the break. >>> we have been combing through the day's daily deal e-mails and retailer e-mails to find you deep discounts. daily deals.com reached out to me with this one on designer sportswear. you'll pay $25 and you'll get $55 that you can use for dresses sportswear or head bands from rebecca michaels. 50% off tickets to the capital group festival. 25 bucks will get you into the festival to watch one of the 25 best summer concerts. 50 bucks will get you into a private vip section and this deal can be found on living social. $144.99 for a dell seven inch touch screen tablet with otter box case. you are going to save $155 when you buy this one today at sears.com. if you have an offer you have seen or if you are a local merchant

. >>> thank you, anny. if you're planning to head inbound on i-66, delays begin in centreville trying to get past route 50 where the accident has been moved to the left showedder. lanes are open but the damage is done at 6:12 in the morning. i'll be back with more traffic coming up at 6:18. back to you. >> thank you, monika. >>> itself man charged with killing unarmed florida teenager trayvon martin is speaking out for the first time since his posting bond for the second time. >> george zimmerman and his attorney talked about the night of the killing and they reached out to the teen's parents. randall pinkston reports. >> i do wish that there was something, anything i could have done that wouldn't have put me in the position where i had to take his life. >> reporter: george zimmerman says his confrontation with trayvon martin didn't last long before martin started throwing punches. in an interview with fox news channel, zimmerman recounted how martin approached him shortly after he called police about a sus

>> yes. >> you're annie? >> this must be yours. >> i'm jonas. this is my dad.s this? >> howard. >> oh, howard. hello, howard. >> we better go. >> shall we? ♪ ♪ brinkley ♪ somewhere ♪ over rain bow ♪ way up high ♪ there's a land that i heard of ♪ ♪ once in a lullaby ♪ somewhere ♪ over the rainbow ♪ skies are blue ♪. >> don't cry. don't cry. >> and the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true ♪ ♪ some day i'll wish upon a star ♪ ♪ and wake up where the cloud its are far behind me ♪ ♪. >> rose: let me talk about you and your sister and how do you two write together? i mean does it, she start the sentence and you finish it? how does this team work work. >> to tell you quite honestly, i'm not sure. we sit in the same room and there's a computer and a chair. and sometimes she sits in the chair and sometimes i sit in the chair. and sometimes the other one sits on the couch. >> rose: right. >> and then we switch at a certain point. sometimes three or four times a day. and we talk. we do very, very long outlines of what-- of the movies with we do. very long, ve

this is annie before. -- [ applause ] wow. >> annie was a lot more open to bangs. she had a lot of hair. really thick. a little bit of texture in there. i wanted to see something fuller so it looks a little younger, more modern. and gave her a real change, which is somewhat she was looking for. >> this is a real change for you, annie. it looks great. >> thank you. >> what was your first impression when you saw yourself? >> i loved it. i was in shock. i loved it. i needed a change. >> you got it. all three of you, ingrid, kelly, annie, thank you. tabatha. if you don't want to make that commitment, what can you do? >> there's great things you can do. a product i'm coming out with in september, that you can clip in that will give you the look of bangs without the commitment. you can wear it for a day. wear it for a night. wear it forever. but you never have to cut your hair. >> again, sometimes i'll do a bang for a while. then -- about a week or something. >> and a lot of people don't want that commitment. so