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dozens of them are out of service. now the city is trying to change that. karen gray houston takes a closer look at e problem. >> reporter: after the fire that destyed the peggy cooper cafritz mansion, a lot of d.c. residents wondered if their own neighborhood firhydrants were working. the good news is the fire department and wasa have teamed up to inspect all of the fire hydrants. >> it will be on your side. >> reporter: this is one of the inspections after 2008, to in inspect all of the city hire -- fire hydrants each year. one of the results of the fire at the home of peggy cooper cafritz. >> this was last checked in 2040. >> reporter: they find missing gaskets and check the pressure and after checking the water flow they find leaks. the tag says in service which means firefighters could hook up their hose to get water but the sign says maintenance scheduled. not surprised if you ask the chief heading up the inspection. >> we have hydrants that are 90 years old and they don't meet the new standards. >> they are doing hydrant triage. green tags in service and the red tags out of service. >> this is triaged by wasa and determined if it can be repaired or needs to be replaced. >> reporter: the units use a state-of-the-art handheld gps device to pinpoint devises that need to be inspects the and where the next available hydrant is when a hydrant is out of service. that came into play at the cafritz fire. d.c. fire officials say their system of tagging fire hand rants in coordinate of wasa could be a national model. in northwest, karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >>> we are learning more tonight about the dna evidence that led police to the suspect that killed annie le. raymond clark, a lab tech, is charged with her murder. a law enforcement official say that investigators found a dna evidence in the ceiling and wall where le's body was found. >> and we're getting a first look into the home of philip and nancy garrido. they're the couple accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard. pictures show filth and waste scattered throughout the home. investigators continue to clear trash and debris in the yard. they are looking for two other girls that disappeared around the same time jaycee was taken. >>> following breaking news in a terrorism probe. fox news has confirmed that the colorado man who sparked raids over the weekend has now admitted to having ties to al- qaeda. this is video of the man leaving his home for the third day of questioning with the fbi. he said he's received explosives training and is planning on working out a plea deal. >>> we have the warning you need to hear before you open that -- that bottle this weekend. >> if you think the rams game with the redskins will be a cake walk, i'll tell you why. >>> and find out who is under arrest after a choking, coming up. >>> it took a high flying rescue to make sure a california horse was safe back on dry land. the horse was on a trial ride with her owner when they decided to take a dip in the american river. the horse couldn't get out. the owner managed to get her backn the rocks but couldn't get her out of the canyon. eventually a helicopter hoisted the horse to safety. horse and owner were shaken up but expected to be okay. >>> we all know the dangers of binge drinking and now there is another down side. a new study says it can leave you wide open toib infection. doctors at mississippi state university says downing a lot of drinks in one sitting can mess up your immune system. the alcohol knocks out a protein for fighting off virus and bacteria, leaving you then vulnerable for up to 24 hours. >>> but you don't have to be a binge drinker to have problems. doctors cured a man plagued by coughing fits for years and you won't believwhat was causing them. this piece of a plastic eating utensil was stuck in his lung. the 50-year-old apparently inhaled it two years ago while drinking a soda at a wendy. doctors removed it last week and blamed the foreign object for the man's cough,s fatigue and pneumonia. >> i'm sure he feels better now. >>> tough times forcing southwest airlines to scale back. the latest cost-cutting measure, losing the lemons. they will no longer serve lemons as part of the beverage service. they say it will save $100,000 a year. it takes affect october 1st. they will still serve limes, saying customers prefer them any way. >> lemons versus limes. >> bring your own. >> okay. >>> brian what is coming up next at 6:00. >> staying on top of the huge you the water main break. you have seen the pictures. it's amazing in dundalk so we're getting pictures into the news room and getting some crews going to the scene so the very latest off the top at 6:00. it's going to be a long night out there in baltimore county. >>> and new technology rolled out this week helping .c. police nab a dangerous criminal. how it's giving officers a head start on crime fighting. plus a boat has everybody talking in annapolis. who may be on this yacht that has the bay 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specifically they believe the rupture happened under broening road there in dundalk, maryland. on the phone with us right now is shannon brown who works at the box and save grocery store in the area. we are looking at a police officer walking down the street. i know they're advising people not to go out and walk in the waters. describe what it's like where you are. >> well i had just popped out of the sower and you could hear in your houses, its helicopter telling everybody to stay in your house and lock your doors. so of course everybody walked down to look at the street and you could see emt everywhere, fire trucks and part of a ramp is swamped in and water is pouring ove

ba da ba ba ba >>> faced with overwhelming complaints of voter fraud, afghanistan's presidential election results won't be finalized for weeks. voters cast their ballots a week ago. they expect to have a winner in a matter of days but now they are investigate hundreds of complaints. happened karzai is in the lead with a 54% margin. >>> three men convicted in a plot of killing thousands of passengers will spend 30 years in prison. a british court convicted them of trying to board explosives on flights. british police raid disrupted the plot and forced airport security to tighten restrictions on liquids gels on passengers. >>> the man accused of throwing his shoes at president bush is expected to be released from prison tomorrow. he is serving a sentence. his family says he was supposed to have been released today but there s a paperwork delay. they say they will camp outside of the jail until he is free. >>> suicide is suspected in the death of a fund-raiser linked to ousted governor blagojevich. police believe christopher kelly took a drug overdose. he pleaded guilty to fraud charges in two cases not related to blagojevich. he was facing eight years in prison and charged with fraud in a corruption case along with blagojevich. the illinois governor talked about the death on his radio show today. >> unlike most people and the circumstances he was in he just refused to make it easier on himself to lie about someone else and so now for my friend chris all his trials are now over. >> reporter: blagojevich will stand trial next june. >>> he health care battle has featured warriors on both sides of the issue but we haven't heard much from doctors and nurses. today maryland senator ben cardin met with the people on the front lines of the battle. claudia coffey was at washington adventist hospital to hear wheyishes they are worried about for your sake. >> reporter: this is the first meet and greet be physicians and nurses in the area and they had difficult questions for the senator. mabel had been a nurse on the front lines at washington adventist hospital for more than 13 years. she's seen the health crisis up close and agrees something needs to change. >> we see a lot of patients that come in and they are basically at the end stage of their illness because they have not beenble to get the proper health care because of their being uninsured. >> reporter: tough questions like this that they had today for senator ben cardin. it was a far cry from the rowdy town hall meetings the maryland senator and other elected leaders have seen in recent weeks. >> the debate among doctors and nurses is how to provide quality health care to all people without sending costs through the roof. >> a lot to be learned from the maryland hospital community. >> reporter: senator cardin said that president obama did a good job of calming fears and reiterated the thoughts today. >> i think the president laid it out with the facts. he told what we were trying to do on health care reform. want to get the costs down and make sure there is affordable quality care for all americans and do it in a fiscally response presidential way. >> reporter: some doctors say this particular bill doesn't deliver the type of health care reform the country needs. >> i think the house and the senate really has not done a great job of listening to the societies and to physicians about what is needed with regard to health care reform. >> senator cardin plans to hold more meet and greets with physicians in the coming weeks. >> thank you very much. >>> congress is expected to hold four debates on a health care bill within the next two weeks. >>> a little less than three weeks since ted kennedy's death. his memoir is bound for store shelves and surrounding the release, patrick kennedy, his son, is talking about what made his father tick. he says he believes his father's work was dedicated to making up for the death of mary jo. she drown in ' 69 when kennedy drove off of a bridge and left the scene. >>> well, what a way to start the workweek. did you go outside today? >> i did. it was beautiful. >> picture perfect. even hard to talk about it. >> it was so beautiful. a little -- a little summer feel, too. >> i hear we should not get used to it because some changes come could be coming our way. gary, what changes are we talking about? >> last week we were stk in the clouds and had temperatures in the 70s and 60s and a lot of you thought summer was gone for good. we get a taste of that coming back. looks like now we will be forecasting unsettled conditions as we start to get to the middle of the week. don't worry. tomorrow looks really good, a lot like today. one of the reasons why, happenship is building in and clear skies across the area on the satellite view. i know we had white puffy clouds indicating the fair weather clouds. but it has been nice and a lot of sunshine and that's allowed temperatures to get in the 80s. 83 in the the city. 80 for baltimore and across the bay temperatures in the 70s. actually the winds are blowing a it willing out of the north and the northwest and that helps to bring the cooler bay water over there r saint michaels at 79. but here, on the western side of the bay, temperatures responding nicely up to the lower and even mid 80s. at 7:00 tonight, still warm but not too bad. i think almost comfortable would be a good word for that. humidity has stayed low. overnight tonight, temperatures will be dropping in the lower 70s by 11:00. tonight in the 60s. some of you in the uburbs, especially west and north will have a chance to get in the upper 50s and again, tomorrow looks great. it is just the middle to latter part of the week that we will have an unsettled pattern. and the thought now will we be able to clear out in time for the weekend? there's a lot to talk about this the full forecast in a little bit and i will do that for you. >> of course the all-important weekend, gary. everyone wants to know about that. >> only monday and we are already talking about the weekend. >> see you in a few minutes. >>> jury selection is underway in the trial of fema suspected toxic trailerses. they say they con teenagerred a carcinogen that causes respiratory disease. it claims they were made to fill fema contracts. they were not defendas in the trial because of a two year statute limitations. >>> kanye west stealing the spotlight over over the outburst at the vm a's. >>> must, how safe is your cell phone. congress is stepping in to the radiation debate. the latests on the dangers that your favorite text toy could be packing.  >>> i am going to let you finish but beyonce had one of the best videos of all time. one of the best videos of all time. >> did you see it? it is the talk of the entertainment world today. kanye west's outburst. >> makes me uncomfortable to watch it. >> i was horrified when i saw it. >>> the rapper stormed the stage at the video awards as taylor swift was accepting her award for best female video. the biggest names were on hand for the video music awards. the show kicked off with tributes to michael jackson. his presence very real and his mikic very much alive ♪ [ music ] ♪ & thriller ♪ >> reporter: all of that tenderness quickly evaporated thanks to kanye west when ayloswift won the best award for her hit you belong to me. this rapper wasn'happy. >> thank you so much fo giving me a chance to win a vma award. >> hey, taylor, i'm really happy for you. i'm going to let you finish but beyonce had one of the best videos of all time. >> reporter: no one seemed more horrified than beyonce herself. >> one of the best videos of all time. >> reporter: so when beyonce won for video of the year she reached out to swift. >> i remember being 17 years old, up for my first mtv award with destiny's child and it was one of the most exciting moments in my life, so i'd like taylor to come out and have her moment. maybe we can try this again. >> west has apologized for the outburst. swift said the evening was interesting. this is not the first time he lost his cool. in 2004 he stormed out of the music awards after losing to gretchen wilson and in 2006 he went on stage during the mtv europe music awards to complain the top prize for best video should have gone to him. in new york, fox news. >> and that brings us to our web poll of the day on www.myfoxdc.com. what do you think of west's outburst during taylor swift's acceptance speech? was it totally out of line, probably a setup. just kanye being kanye or it was funny. >>> a violent weekend sends shock waves through one community. a teenager among the victims in three deadly shootings. what is being done to curb the crime up next. >>> an emergency landing for a plane packed with passengers and it was caught on camera. don't miss how this one ends. >>> and serena williams called out for a little or a lot of unsportsman like conduct. she is facing a serious fine. we will tell you about it when fox 5 news at 5:00 comes right back.  >>> some of the big stories we are following at 5:00. president obama on wall street today marks the one year an veery of the financial melt down. the president warned bankers today not to expect more bailouts. it was one year ago that lehman brothers went belly up, triggering a domino affect that led to the global financial crisis. >>> a body found in a laboratory building is missing yale graduate student annie le. her body found on what was supposed to be her wedding day. police do not believe the killing is random. >>> a drive by shooting in the district claimed the life of a 16-year-old boy. he had gone in to a neighborhood with friends to buy a pet. his family thinks he was targeted singlinged out for revenge. paul wagner is live in the newsroom with this one. >> reporter: antonio ward had gone to just street on saturday night to buy a pet snake. he used to live in the neighborhood and knew it well. the teen's family thinks someone was out to get antonio, angry over an earlier fight, spotted him there, grabbed a gun and opened fire. >> that's my baby. i love all of my kids but that's my baby. >> reporter: holding photos of not one but two murdered sons she said she had enough. god could take h right then and there. >> i don't want to live anymore. i'm tired. i'm tired. when am i going to be able to sit down and enjoy some peace on this earth without all of this confusion going on? all the time everybody wants to hurt everybody. >> reporter: in 1995 stove lost her first son clarence to murder. in ' 89 she said her husband was beaten to death in a robbery and now this. >> i have had to stay on my knees asking god to give me strength every single day to make it. >> reporter: pamela's aunt was an honor student at hack cook academy in springfield. they think the teen was singled out for a fight he got in to in prince georges county. on saturday night, outside of this home, dc police say two men in a dark-colored jeep cherokee fired guns as they drove by antonio and his friends . >> i know god got his hand on me because i pray. >> reporter: a teddy bear memorial marks the spot where antonio. >> love one another. that's what god asks us to do. because when you are cut or stabbed we all bleed the same color. we are all his children. why can't we love one another? >> reporter: if her son's death isn't enough, someone left a voice mail laughing about antonio's murder and saying she would be next. police are aware of the threats. >> so much pain for one family. thank you. >>> by the way, antonio's murder is the first in the district. >>> do cell phones cause cancer? 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"the associated press" investigation found toxins in the drinking water of thousands of schools across the u.s. lead, arsenic and nitrates some of the contaminants they found. the worst offenders? 11% of the nation's schools have those. the responsibility experts say from monitoring drinking water is stretched across too many agencies and risks are going unreported. >>> raising cash and fighting obesity is as simple as taxiing soda. the senate finance committee considered the tax to help pay for healthcare reform in may. the idea slowed but cities across the country are reconsidering it. according to a government report, a penny per ounce tax could raise $17 billion a year. san francisco could be one of the first cities to seek that soda tax this fall. >>> another side effect of the swine flu is predicted to take the toll on the economy. for some companies, fear of a flu outbreak is good news, turning into a business bomb for companies that make products aimed at killing h1n1. here's more. >> reporter: this warehouse in racine, wisconsin s stacked with products that promise to kill h1n1. wipes, solution, hand sanitizers, ready for delivery all over the world and business is bombing. >> we decided to increase our inventory about 3-x to make sure we're prepared for it this fall. >> reporter: that is three times what cleaning and hygiene product maker produced last year. with everyone concerned about h1n1, customers can't get enough. clorox sales this quarter are a quarter billion more than before the flu scare began. lysol, a half billion. these businesses are sensitive to any suggestion they're trying to cash in on a potential global pandemic. >> i think the opportunity is not just to create the spike. the real opportunity is focussing on the education and the importance of the product on going. >> reporter: and so far, no one is suggesting the companies are engaging in profiteering but are they feeding the hype by posting h1n1 updates on their websites? it's really a company's responsibility to provide good information about the proper use of the products. specifically if people are looking for that information. >> reporter: these companies are do willing but the real money is in the vaccine business. the u.s. alone ordered 195 million doses and at $20 a pop, those companies stand to make out pretty well. in new york, rick fullboun. >>> our coverage is on www.myfoxdc.com. for a list of symptoms and the top 10 things you need to know about hen hidden, click on swine flu. it's under the news tab. >>> fingers are pointing and the ccerns are growing in the wake of the devastating fire here. firefighters ran into water problems while battling the flames and they're being told it's not the last time this will happen. what is the city doing to keep you safe. >>> and an incredible discovery. how did an unemployed man find lost treasure worth millions of? keep it here. fox 5 news at 5 will be right back.  >> right now, some of the big stories we're following at 5. one day after d.c. council member jim graham's chief of staff of busted on bribery charges, the investigation is not over. investigators say ted loz attack fan hundred dollars from bribes from someone in the taxi cab industry. graham said he was questioned about the two men connected to the arrest. >>> a showdown over iran's nuclear ambitions. president obama condemned the country today for hiding a secret nuclear plant. the president and leaders from france and britain demand that iran open all nuclear sites for inspection. iran's president is denying the charge. >>> the g-20 summit is wrapping up. the world leaders promised to keep stimulous problems going until they're certain the global economic crisis will be fixed. there was a big clash between marcrs and police yesterday. >>> are d.c. residents safe from fire? the questions stillingber the city's fire hydrants almost two months after this blaze. it destroyed the mansion of former d.c. school board peggy cooper. one council committee chairman laid much of the blame at the feet of the city's fire chief. karen gray houston has more. >> reporter: the fire hydrant closest to t burned out mansion has a red band around it sig fig it's usable but firefighters can expect low water volume, disturbing for some area residents. >> the hydrant directly across the street from my own house they can't use for a fire, maybe just a little bit. at this point, they don't know where to hook it up and run the hoses. that is the only hopei have. especially troubling after water supply problems played a role in the georgetown fire in 2007 and the adams mill road fire, the same year. the fire department and the d.c. water and sewer authority agreed in a memo of understanding to improve maintenance and understanding and then who is at all. >> -- fault. >> any issues regarding the july 29th fire lay not with wasa and the water supply system, but instead, i believe, stems at using the infrastructure issue as a smoke screen for the real problem, poor leadership. >> reporter: chief ruben's response, a repeat of testimony earlier this month before a different council committee. >> the fire and ems department has begun discussions with was about which sections of the mou we would like to revisit and anticipate making progress on this by the end of the calendar year or in an early 2010. >> reporter: the chief said they may have to determine which neighborhoods have low water flow due to small mains and whether additional building codes are needed. water pressure, water flow, whatever the problem, council members are demanding answers. they're asking the mayor to appoint a senior official to make sure that wasa and the fire department worked together so that a catastrophe look the one that happened here on shane bridge road doesn't happen again. in northwest, karen gray houston, fox 5 news. and karen tells us that wasa has water system. the detail where the water mains are and what water flow can be expected at which hydrants. the fire chief said his top command will attend training segs at wasa starting next week and so they will have a better understanding of how the maps can help them fight fires. >>> new home sales are up and slower than expected. a .7% increase last month suggests a housing market recovery still tentative. 11,000 fewer properties were sold than economists expected and this is the fifth straight increase. sales are up 30% from january and down 70% from the peak four years ago. >>> and congress wants to get a look at the central bank's secrets. top health lawmakers are getting a billto audit the federal reserve. they want to know how it carries out the monetary policy, including how much money isulent as part of the bank bailout program. it claims the audit would weaken the independence and hamper to protect the financial system. >>> well, if you are looking for a job, check out the job shop on www.myfoxdc.com. the job of the day is at tnr sports, looking for a part time executive. a work from home job, salary is based on commission. for this and others, go to www.myfoxdc.com and click on the job shop tab at the top of the home page. >>> for many years, magic johnson's job was shooting hoops and winning championships. new now he's a superstar businessman. he's trying to teach kids to stay on a path, a tour of success and shared that with d.c. school kids. beth parker was there. good morning, everybody. >> reporter: at 6'9", magic johnson is a big guy. for the kids in this room, he's bigger. >> reporter: want to know if i can have a hug. >> reporter: johnson visited the multicultural school in columbia heights, a school that just lost a student to neighborhood violence. he's hiv positive telling the kids no drugs, no gas, no babies. >> there is no young an -- no gangs, no babies. >> there is no young man in here ready to be a father. >> reporter: students say it's a message they heard before but feels different coming from the legend airy magic johnson. a man who earned five nba championship titles and an olympic gold. he grew up in the ghetto. >> he's a kid that grew up and had peanut butter on his sandwich but didn't have jelly. >> my mother didn't go to college and my father didn't go to college. i'm basically the rising star in the family. >> reporter: magickionson said what made him successful is even in high school, he understood there had to be something more in his life than basketball. >> i took care of my business in the classroom. >> reporter: today, taking care of business, magic johnson enterprises means owning 105 starbucks stores. >> do you offer a scholarship? >> reporter: johnson has 160 students on scholarship right now. he considers it his greatest accomplishment. one student asked a question about attitude. johnson thought the question earned her a moment in the spotlight. >> look at your smile that you got. see that? now, if you go around walking like that. that means everyone else going to have a good tate tide, too. before leaving, he signed a sneaker for the shoe and in more than one way, he left his mark. >> good luck to all of you. >> reporter: beth parker, fox 5 news. >> great program. actor randy quaid busted for skipping out on his tab. we're learning more about the arrest a wait until you hear what his wife told police coming up. >>> plus, how did a man stumble across a lost treasure trophy worth million -- treasure trove. we're back in three minutes. the new mcdonald's bacon and cheese angus third pounder. before taking it on, one must study it first. rushing in unprepared may prove overwhelming... with all that juicy, 100% angus beef. there! you found a point of entry! the bacon beckons like a springboard to paradise. one small bite for man... etcetera, etcetera. angus axiom number 11: bring on the bacon. the astonishing new angus third pounders. all angus. all mcdonald's. ♪ baba ba ba >> an ancient fortune uncovered in england. an unemployed man using a cheap metal detector found a large cash of items. it includes shields dating back more than 1,000 years. >> this is a remarkable object. it's, we think, the side plate from an anglo-saxon helmet. all of this material and lots of fragments. the fragments we'll be able to analyze and look at. in some cases, put it back together again to tell an incredible story of anglo-saxon -- [ indiscernible ] >> once the find is designated as a treasure, it's temporarily held by the crown, regarding, and will be offered up to museums for purchase and the finder and land owner will split the reward equally. experts say the gold could be worth 7 figures. >>> a virginia woman is $250,000 richer and almost missed out on her fortune. the mechanicsville woman claimed her megamillions prize yesterday, eight hours before the ticket would have expired. she had put in a napkin holder and checked it after seeing a newseport this week

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>> no, i never thought it was going to be that good. people always told me i was like my brother, he was in my school, the best quarterback. >> mcnair played football and he transformed into a powerhouse. >> look at the tacklers spinning, nobody's going to catch him! >> in 1995, houston oilers drafted mcnair in the first round, signing him to a seven-year contract that paid $28 million and changed his whole life. >> you literally go from depending on your background, not having anything, to overnight having anything you want. >> eddie george knows exactly what it's like to be young, rich and a superstar. the oilers drafted him in the first round, too, just a year after mcnair. >> you know, you walk into a situation where you have millions of dollars and it's guaranteed. >> how do people treat you, friends, strangers? >> oh, you're their best friend. you go from being a funny looking guyo being the best looking guy in the world, you know. >> what's not to like? >> i mean, it's a great lifestyle. but the flip side of it, it's a mean business. and you can get taken advantage of very easily. >> mcnair seemed to take it in stride. in 1997, he married his college sweetheart. he and mechelle had two sons. steve also had two older boys from previous relationships. mechelle became the very image of the supportive nfl wife. >> i always tell you i'm behind you 100%. we're your family, we're there for you. >> but george says all of it, money, fame, women come at you so fast, it can be hard to handle. >> we all face struggles, but as a professional athlete, it just seems like the temptation must be rolling in front of you all the time? >> oh, yeah, you walk out in the clubs and people recognize you, and it's like flies. you know, they're attracted to the light. >> some players have reputations as womanizers. steve mcnair was not one of them. >> because he was a famous athlete and because of the circumstances of his death, people jump to the stereotype. that's what it's like being a pro athlete. >> no, that's what it's like being a man. that's what it's like being a man, period. it's not about pro athlete entertainers, doctors, priests, pastors, all men have struggles. it's not about an athlete, no. >> brenda thomas argues that's exactly what it's about. >> you have all these women coming after you, it's hard to resist. >> an acknowledged expert on the topic of athletes and women, she once workeds a personal assistant to nba star stephon marbury. she says she's seen it all. >> they're seeking you because they want a piece of the money. some women, it's not even about the money. it's just about being next to the athlete to being able to have a notch on their belt, saying i've been with that person, i hung out with them. >> eddie george acknowledges that sports celebrities expose themselves to all sorts of things when you meet women. >> it's beautiful, they paint a beautiful picture in the beginning. oh, yes, i'm independent, i'm doing my own hing. i don't need your money. as you peel back the onion, you're starting to discover, you're not as dependent as you thought. now, you're asking me for a loan. and wanted me to buy you a car, you want prada. you want to go shopping. >> this happens? 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>> no. >> mcnair led his team from a move from texas to tennessee. they fought their way through a super bowl in 2000. >> the town, the city, the entire state was on fire. >> the fairy tale ended with a heart-breaker, the titans lost on the last play of the game. but nashville calls itself america's friendliest city. and fans there greeted the super bowl losers like conquering heroes. >> it was almost like we won the game and steve was the mvp of the game. you know, we didn't win, we lost. but i guess we won the admiration of fans. >> the titans never recaptured the magic of that super bowl run, but mcnair played on. >> it's not the end of the world, as long as i can come home and kiss my kids and enjoy my family, i'm fine. >> life in the nfl can be tough. and mcnair had his share of problems. in 2003, the star quarterback was arrested for driving under the influence and illegal possession of a handgun. but charges were eventually dismissed. but mcnair faced difficulties on field as well. injuries began piling up, despite or maybe because of mcnair's legendary toughness. his wife, mechelle, a registered nurse often tended to steve's injuries. >>oueed medication to get you through the game but when it wears off, he's in agony, he can't -- he's like a baby, basically. he can't move. >> in 2007, another dui arrest. although charges were dismissed again, mcnair was remorseful. >> i want to apologize to my teammates, coaches, this organization for putting myself in a situation of this magnitude. this is another hurdle i just got to jump over, butlut iil w bounce ilback. >> by the time he retired in 2008, after two seasons with the baltimore ravens, steve mcnair was rich, famous and just 35 years old. sounds great but eddie george, who's also retired, says it can be anything but. >> does anybody prepare four that moment when you take off the pads for the last time? >> no, no. no one prepares you -- you can't prepare for that. you can't. literallyep stping out of the role aypl ginhe t playing the f player, getting ready to play every single sunday of being a warrior. and being the face of a franchise. pumping up the crowd, running for touchdowns, to now being a civilian. now, you're like, what do i do with my life? >> the public phase of steve mcnair and retirement revolved around his charitable foundation as a restaurant he opened in nashville. >> this is a signature food that everybody in mississippi loves. >> from the outside, steve mcnair looked like he was doing okay? >> absolutely. but i wasn't aware of his personal life. i can understand -- he was probably searching for something. you know, he's was probably searching for happiness. >> but maybe he was looking in the wrong places. >> if you are a person that goes out in this town that pays any attention you were not surprised to know that steve mcnair was with a young woman when he died. >> sarah dorsey of wsvb in nashville reported extensively about the steve mcnair case. people wouldn't talk on camera, but they would talk. >> he never seemed to hide. he was often seen with women. >> women, in other words, who were not his wif mcnair's longtime minister acknowledged it, too. >> i think that steve, unfortunately, his celebrity created more exposure for his vices. >> sometime in december 2008 steve mcnair went to the opry land mall to a place called dave & buster's. it's there that steve mcnair, age 35, rich, famous and retired without the roar of the crowd met a 19-year-old waitress named sahel kazemi. >> i mean, was she really into him? >> she was. she was crazy about him. >> mcnair couldn't hear it but the clock was ticking. >> coming up, the married mcnair takes unwith the waitressn'a cwo doesn't em to care who knows it. >> if i ran into them in a restaurant, i would think that's boyfriend and girlfriend? >> yeah, yeah. >> when "the mysterious death of a titan" continues. anything before takeoff mr. kurtis? prime rib, medium rare. i'm bill kurtis, and i've got plenty of room for the internet. and the nation's fastest 3g network. 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>> believe she was strangled to death, they never found the killer. jennie was just 9 years old at the time. >> she had kind of used that story as a way to really love and appreciate her own life and love and appreciate the people that she loved, their lives. >> jennie moved to nashville at age 16 with her boyfriend keith norfleet, an aspiring rapper who placed videos on youtube. but while waiting tables one day in december, jennie met a new guy. >> she told you about this guy steve? >> yeah. >> did you know who she was? >> no, because i'm not from nashville. >> i had no idea who he was. >> she said he's a former pro football player. >> i was like, okay. big deal. >> she said steve's fame didn't seem to phase jennie either? >> she wasn't a groupie? >> not a football fan? >> no, you couldn't get her to sit for a game. maybe she liked the fact that she really just took him for being a normal guy. she didn't treat him like he was this huge cebrity which he was kind of used to getting, i think. >> she says the relationship developed rapidly. >> they hung out around christmastime for the first time. and then i remember in january, i dropped her off at his house. and after that, it was just kind of like they had really started to like each other. and they were dating. it wasn't just, you know, hang out every now and then. they were dating. >> there's dating and having fun. and there's dating, i'm serious and i'm falling in love? >> uh-huh. >> which was this? >> i mean, she fell in love with him, if that's what you're asking. she was crazy about him. >> remember, jennie was 19 at the time. 16 years younger than mcnair. >> the age difference didn't make a difference to her? >> no, we joked about it. nothing to worry her. >> of course, there was this uncomfortable fact? >> at what point did you realize that steve mcnair was married? >> she knew right away. she was under the impression they were going through a divorce. >> neighbors told us that they saw mcnair so often at emily and jennie's apartment, they thought he would move in. that was in february two months after the couple met. >> he made no effort to hide the relationship? >> 0, no. >> if i ran into them at a restaurant, i would think that's boyfriend and girlfriend? >> yeah. we were in clubs and people saw they were dating. we had been out before without him, and someone said, you're steve mcnair's girlfriend, aren't you? so it wasn't -- it wasn't a big secret. >> which leads to about obvious question. if everybody seemed to know, did mcnair's wife know? mechell mcnair has not spoken publicly since the murder. she has reportedly told friends she didn't know about kazemi, which is not the same as knowing her husband was seeing her women. >> nashville is a very small town. i can't believe that mechelle mcnair didn't know what steve was up to. >> is there an unspoken acceptance among the families of athletes? >> could be, i don't know. i'm pretty sure it's not. i'm pretty sure if someone is married to an athlete they know what's out there. >> emily said she and jennie tagged along. jennie's family told us mcnair told her to his mommy in mississippi. he and jennie took at least one other trip together, too. and mcnair didn't seem shy about being photographed with her. jennie started spending more time at steve's downtown apartment. >> it was a small bachelor pad, pretty much. i mean, there weren't pictures on the wall. >> was it your place or jennie's impression that this was steve's full-time residence. >> no, neither of us believed that. we knew it was kind of his place to g away. >> is this where they hooked up? >> yeah. >> in may, jennie turned 20. steve helped her buy a present she'd always dreamed of, a black cadillac escalade. >> he put the down payment on the car, and she wanted to make monthly payments but it was under both of their names. >> but it had to be a pretty good clunk of change. >> in june, emily decided to move back home to pittsburgh. she shed she pumped into him at one of his favorite bars. >> i took him aside and told him watch after her. and don't hurt her. that's my best friend. if you really love her, then really, you know, do a good job at loving her. he looked at me in the eyes and said, emily, i love her and i'll take care of her for you. >> words that proved to be unforgetably ironic. >>> coming up -- two days before the murder, emily gets omg blinnephol c al trfrblg phone call from the jennie. >> she said, you'll never believe what happened, i said, oh, no, what? >> when "dateline" continues. audrey, kim, d karen e united by one simple thing... they're frugalistas who shop target. which means they expect to out-dress... not outspend. they expect quality... isn't up for discussion. and they expect fall to be full of plaid... cardigans.... and dresses. so they shop target. where frugalistas expect more and pay less. was about 30 seconds after i woke up. still not smoking! seven days. nicorette takes just enough of the edge off the need. i still want to light up, but i don't have to. 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she went on to tell me she's zating a guy and she have been dating six months. and she said she was dating steve mcnair. >> why would jennie kazemi sit down in the middle of the day and share her personal story with a perfect stranger? >> she said lately it's like she didn't want to spend time with me. >> emily andrews had moved back to pittsburgh a few days earlier. she said jennie seemed convinced steve was going to leave his wife for her. >> from what she had told me, his divorce was supposed to be finalized within weeks. >> of course, emily, it all comes out now there's no record of any divorce proceedings between the two of them. >> i know. he clearly told her that to keep her around. >> but now, it seemed maybe steve was moving on. >> had you heard that he had a reputation for fooling around? >> yeah, i had heard that. i heard that he went out more than he said that he did. and hung out with girls. >> did jennie ever raise concerns or questions that maybe he was seeing someone else? >> yeah, she had her doubts. but she never really told me that she was worried about anything o tthat i was stressing her atou >> but police say jennie staked out mcnair's downtown apartment one day and followed a woman she saw leaving. on july 1st. she called emily. >> she had found some used feminine products in his bathroom of his condo. i guess, the wednesday before. the 4th of july. >> this is the wednesday before the murder? yeah. she asked me for my advice. i couldn't really give her any because i've never been in that situation, but she kind of -- we ended the conversation as her saying i really don't know what to do. >> was she upset? >> yeah, she was upset. >> just hours later in the early morning hours of july 2nd, a nashville police officer pulled over the black escalade, jennie's dream car. >> 84 miles an hour. >> she was doing 54 in a 30-mile-an-hour zone. steve mcnair was in the passenger seat, apparently drunk. remarkably, it was the same officer who arrested mcnair for dui in 2007. the dashboard cam of the patrol car shows jennie steps out in a short dress and platform heels. the officer puts her through a sobriety test. she tells him she isn't drunk but she is high. moments later, mcnair and another man exit the passenger side of the vehicle. then they get in separate cabs and leave. in the patrol car, under arrest for dui. jennie seems surprised. >> can i call him? >> he just left here. i told him you wanted to talk to him. he was more than welcome to come back and tox to you. >> when you heard later when he left the scene where she was arrested? >> i was mad. if you see the footage, she's in the back seat, broken-hearted and nfused. she's never been arrested before. probably scared out of her life and he left her there. >> but jennie said she didn't seem upset after mcnair bailed her out of jail. >> she called me and said, you'll never believe what happened, i said, oh, no. she said, i got a dui. immediately i told her, you shouldn't drink and drive. you drive like a maniac. i went off on her. she said, yeah, yeah, but i was okay. >> and she was upset? >> she didn't appear. if she was upis he, she hid it. at 5:00 p.m. that same day, jennie met this man in the parkin lot of a daveus &ste br' &erouter' b where sheworked. adrian gillingham was on patrol. a car dealer, he apparently talked to jennie about buying her old kia. police didn't buy the car but did sell jennie a handgun. a cheap .9 millimeter like this for 100. he's pleaded not guilty. >> i can't imagine her buying a gun. i can't imagine her knowing how to shoot a gun. >> on friday, july 3rd, police say jennie remarked to an associate, "my life is a ball of and i should just end it." they say jennie clocked out of work until 7:00 p.m. and went home. she was on her computer until about 11:00 p.m. she called emily's cell some time thatight but emily missed the call. >> she could have been calling me to tell me a stupid story about work or she could have been calling me to ask for help. because maybe she was in a situation where she knew she couldn't control herself anymore. i'll never know. >> jennie's sister said she did speak to jennie that night. and while she seemed concerned about money she did not seem angry or upset. and yet, police say sometime after 11:00 jennie went to mcnair's apartment downtown. mcnair himself arrived between 1:30 and 2:00 a.m. the man who drove him there later told police he saw the black escalade parked outside. 11 hours later wayne neally let himself inside. at first, he told police, he didn't see anything unusual. >> there's two people. >> two people? and they both appear to be deceased? >> i think so, sir. >> police found mcnair sprawled on the sofa shot twice in the chest and once in the head. >> kazemi shot once in the head. and under kazemi's body, the gun she bought 48 hours earlier. >> mcnair has been drinking. his blood alcohol was twice the legal level for dui. >> kazemi had marijuana in her system. >> police announced the conclusion. >> that steve mcnair was murdered by sahel kazemi. in turn, sahel kazeem hi killed herself with a single gunot wound to her head. while we will never know what drove miss kazemi that drove to her, the totally points to a homicide. >> the longtime pastor said the circumstances of his death shouldn't tarnish his memory. >> he was a superior athlete, a mode vart, an entrepreneur. a great father. two days later, air mcnai was laid to rest in his home soil, mt. olive, mississippi. ♪ it will never be good-bye >> but hanging over it all were some very difficult questions. what could have driven jennie kazemi to do it. what if he didn't do it at all? >> do you accept the final version of what happened? >> no. >> coming up, why this man says mcnair's young girlfriend may not have been the killer aer (announcer) it's that time of year again they're going back it's back to school time at staples over 7000 sulies at guaranteed low prices ♪ staps.walet syhaeas . hickory-smoked bacon, red onions, swiss cheese, sautéed mushrooms? where else but mcdonald's? the new angus third pounders. that's what we're made of. ♪ ba"hey mike, why ford? why now?" you know what i do? i introduce them to the most fuel-efficient midsize sedans... ...and suvs in america. i don't know if you've heard, but this fuel efficiency thing.. kind of a big deal. anyway, ford and lincoln mercury have you covered... with showrooms full of fuel-efficient cars, trucks, suvs, crossovers, and hybrids. how's that for going green? now, get 0% financing plus up to $1,500 cash back on most ford, lincoln and mercury vehicles. grd tfoo .com, or visit your ford or lincoln mercury dealer. >>> nashville police offered a simple explanation for what happened to steve mcnair. that sahel kazemi, afraid that mcnair was breaking up with her, upset that he had left her in a patrol car, saddled with high payments on that escalade snapped. but people who are close to kazemi say, no way. >> it wasn't like steve mcnair won't be with me, no other guy will. she was very capable of moving on. >> you don't think she shot him? 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[gunfire] >> reporter: eight years after 9/11, u.s. intelligence officials believe that osama bin laden and al qaeda number two al-zawahri are in the pakistani tribal area thanks to the safe haven provided by their taliban hosts. the security forces have been hitting the base the last few weeks and this after a cia strike killed their leader last month. many pakistanis believe the deadly attack here on islamabad's marriott hotel last september 20th to be their 9/11. the pakistani government blames the truck bombing on a local al qaeda linked to terror group. can al qaeda still strike the u.s. from the base here? >> al qaeda is in much smaller numbers now. these people used to be in hundreds if not thousands in the valleys when we strike them, maybe in 2002 and '3 and '4. >> reporter: some think they're on the run in pakistan. >> these are normal safe havens, even if they're havens. they're not safe anymore for them. >> reporter: a pakistani-based journalist, the last to interview osama bin laden 9 weeks before 9/11, said he has seen evidence al qaeda is recruiting and training terrorists in the pakistani tribal areas and along the border in afghanistan. >> clearly shows that al qaeda is still, or even the groups there. still, they have the training facilities and still they can really recruit and still they can train people. >> reporter: but al qaeda is logistically dependent on the taliban local hosts. the taliban have threatened and never carried out a terror attack in the west with the increase in u.s. drone accuracies and the taliban disarray, they think now is the time to strike the taliban hard, cutting off that logistical support for al qaeda. >> we should keep the pressure intensified so that, you know, they're really either eliminated or captured. >> reporter: the taliban can and most likely will strike again in pakistan. american eyes will be focused on how the government responds to that threat and the promise to wipe out the taliban and with them, the safe hiding places for the al qaeda guests. >>> a memorial to the victims of 9/11 overseas in a war zone. about a thousand american troops in afghanistan went out on what they call an act of defiance. a 5 1/2-mile run in memory of the victims. forensic -- [ indiscernible ] afghanistan is the focal point of the war on terror as the troops fight to beat back the taliban. >>> a show of endurance at home to reflect on the september 11th attacks. cadets fromest point are walking a four-mile loop around the national mall today, starting at midnight and will continue until midnight tonight. they expect to walkabout 50 miles by the time they're all done. they say anyone is welcome to join them and walk for as long as you like. ♪ god bless america land they love ♪ >> patriotic music and a special color guard, part of the september 11th remembrance in alexandrea and they honored the call to make the day a national day of service. at this this ceremony, city leaders paid tribute to the american red cross, volunteer alexandrea and united way. a teacher and one of her students in northeast from buckus middle school were killed in the 9/11 attack. >> baucus is still closed and that didn't stop the tributes in their honor. people returned to the school for a memorial. sherri ly looks at how they're being remembered. >> reporter: they came with rakes, shovels and flowers to bring the 9/11 memorial back to life. and pay respects to a student and a teacher from bkus middle school who died. >> been here today. it's hot, my heart dropped. seeing the names on the memorial, it brought a flood of emotions. with the place closed, on students joined the health department to spruce it up as part of the 9/11 national day of service and remembrance. >> they get to remember, you know, those who lost their lives. i think it's more real. remember this longer than hearing about it in the classrooms. >> reporter: they were aboard american airlines flight 77. headed to california for a field trip when it crashed into the pentagon. if will notice, the flowers are yellow, like a yellow ribbon tide around the tree making sure the victims are remember remembered. >> i hope whatever they do to the school, they don't remove this memorial. it's meaningful to us here in this community. >> reporter: backus middle school is part of la salle backus education campus, which planted roses in memory of the late teacher and student. it's being called teacher dreams. >> i think people reaching out to embrace them and their memories, i think it meant a great deal to the families, communities, the schools, everyone. >> reporter: at the old middle school, this new larger plaque will put the finishing touch on the restored memorial. >> our dedication to just -- by the people. after finishing their work, the students took a moment to remember who brought them here. in northeast, sherri ly, fox 5 news. >> go to www.myfoxdc.com for more. remembering the september 11th attacks. we have monday 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reporter: to tell the story on a small screen each screen shows just one actor. the film is released in seven parts. >> we are demonstrating this on an iphone but you can also see it on your ipod. >> reporter: on the internet, movie theaters. shooting a series of intimate interviews on his cell phone an accident happens on the catwalk. viewers never see anything behind the scenes so they need to use their own imagination. >> in their heads they are watching their own movie while we give them the thought to place in their imagination. >> reporter: the style of the film and its cutting edge release could be risky but not for the writer, director. >> i enjoy taking risks. >> reporter: risky or not "rage" may be a long line of films to come that changes the way we see and look at movies. cbs news, new york. >>> all right. coming up a pretty disturbing case of somebody duct taping a cat. >>> plus, police officers caught on tape playing video games at the house of a drug suspect. >>> i'm audrey barnes in kensington. graduation rate dipping to its lowest level in more than a decade. i will have the story coming up. >>> 9news >>> welcome back. let's reset some of the top stories in the news now. on this first full day of autumn experts are reminding people to get a flu vaccine but a new study finds when it comes to protecting adults a traditional flu shot works better than the nasal flu spray. vice president joe biden and health and human services secretary traveled to leisure world in silver spring today and talked about health care reform and assured seniors any changes would not hurt their medical care coverage. >>> a bethesda teenager pleaded guilty to the in federal court to an arsenal of bomb making materials. a lawyer for the 19-year-old says his client was simply holding the materials for a friend's father who was in the midst of a nasty divorce. >>> lowest level in more than a decade. with the disturbing pattern emerging audrey barnes report that efforts are underway to find out why they are declining. >> reporter: montgomery county's high school graduation rate dipped below 90% for the first time in 2008 but now it has happened again. only 87% of high school students eligible for diplomas received them in 2009. that's another 2% drop over the previous year. >> reporter: a diploma means so much to kids that work so hard to get them. if they are not leaving with them, why not. >> reporter: school officials blame some of the decline on per record keeping losing track of students who move to other schools in this country or abroad. >> we are supposed to get a report of the student being enrolled in another educational institution. if we don't get that report that student must be counted as a drop-out in our system. >> reporter: the lowest rates are in silver spring and gaithers burg where the hispanic and lower income numbers are way up. >> are you not providing reports for any student no matter what their race. >> reporter: it is now 11th in the state trailing its neighbors of frederick, anna rundle. >> we want every child to grd wait. >> it is important for everyone to remember that our graduation rate really is excellent. any changes in the downward way we would certainly be concerned about. >> reporter: audrey barnes, 9news now and wusa9.com. >>> northwood high school had the lowest graduation rate in the county at 79%. potomac churchill high was nearly perfect graduating 98% of its students. >>> ground was broken for a new library in upper northwest dc. wisconsin avenue. it is scheduled to open in december 2010. it is one of five neighbors scheduled to receive new library facilities. the others are shaw, bening and georgetown. >> you're trying to encourage people that with their families and friends, okay. >> yes, that is hilda the talking goat for you adults that don't know. the interactive animal is the creation of award winning alexandria author jennifer brian. >>> regional park in bethesda going to the dogs. the new park opened there today. the space on westlake is divided for two areas. the pets can exercise, socialize with other animals and enjoy plenty of off the leash time. the dog park is the fourth official dog park. >>> people are looking for a person who wrapped duct tape around a cat. it was wrapped so tightly it couldn't walk. it had to be sedated for the duct tape to be removed from the body. >>> a man suspected of killing a parent is in a chicago jail cell tonight. he surrendered after a seven- hour stand off. he holed up in an exam room. police believe that man got into a fight with his parents over some money before they were shot to death. >>> caught on tape. sheriff deputies playing a nintendo wii game during the search of a convicted drug dealer's house. this video recorded by security camera was obtained by a t.v. station in tampa and it shows these police officers playing a wii bowling game while they were supposed to be conducting a drug search. the polk county sheriff calls the video embarrassing and promises disciplinary action. >>> a boy got his head stuck between two concrete pillars. they had to use an electric saw to get him out. it took several hours before the boy was freed. but amazingly he only suffered slight injuries. >>> a tiny device in the wrong hands can make a real mess of your credit. up next, how to protect yourself from skimmers. that's coming up in living smart. >>> the cbs evening news with katie couric. winning best newscast for a second year in a row. you've got a strawberry pop-tart, but i've got a warm, fresh baked strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? mmmm. i do. 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( crash, beeps ) awkward. kids love totino's party pizzas. >>> the cbs evening news is less than an hour away. anchor katie couric joining us live from new york city. good evening. >> hi, anita. president obama buntly challenges critics of the u.s. as lybia's leader blasts the u.n. as being a terror council. he spoke to me exclusively about his nuclear program and his denial of the holocaust. extreme measures at a texas hospital after 200 people a day complain like flu-like symptoms. could it be an outbreak. those stories and more only on cbs evening news right after 9news now. back to you. >> thank you so much. katie couric. >>> it appears nintendo is cutting the price of the wii by $50. a leaked memo from best buy indicating that the price of the popular video game console will drop from $250 to $200. the move comes as sony and microsoft cut prices of xbox 63 and another system back in august. >>> you use your credit card to buy a meal, fill up your tank, but some people are learning that all that convenience comes with a cost. tonight we will show you a new tool to stop thieves in their tracks. pgh >> many of us have traded our cash for credit. all those numbers give us a false sense of security. just ask dan. >> i didn't know there was any problem until i go to use the credit card one day and it is declined. >> reporter: the dc resident was traveling abroad when bandits struck. dan's credit card company acted fast and threw out the $2000 charges someone made in his name. >> they only found those two charges i had not made and i have never had a problem since. >> reporter: but most of us have no idea that we are actually handing over our accounts to crooks. >> this, for instance, is $20 or so on ebay. >> reporter: it is called a card skimmer. easy to get. even easier to use. >> they have now stolen all the information on your credit card. >> reporter: something to remember the next time you let your card out of your sight. tom patterson is with mag tech. >> this fraudulent card is every bit as valuable as this visa card. >> reporter: the company says this takes a magnetic print of the card. >> you run the card through and the purchase is declined. >> the problem has to be attacked on the other side and that's what the company has been doing with the financial community is making those cards, knowhow they were created, making those stolen cards worthless. >> reporter: it comes too late for dan. >> i think it has made me a little more aware. >> reporter: this security expert hopes the new technology slows down the $4 billion global problem and completely swipes it out in two years. >> the skimming has been a problem at some area restaurants. servers have used them to try to steal numbers and this can happen online too. but mag tech and other companies sell these kind of devices that you can actually attach to your computer where you can swap your card through herein here instead of keying it in. >> put that onto your computer. >> you swipe your card through here so there is nothing to hack. >> very good. lesli, thank you. >>> john travolta takes a stand. coming up the actor testifies in the trial of two men accused of trying to capitalize on the death of his teenage son. >>> redskins park days after the win that didn't feel like one. clinton portis tells us who he thinks is on this team's hot seat. that story ahead. >>> we will take you out with the pollen count. a break on some count, not so much others. it is available on our website wusa9.com. grass low, weeds low. click on the weather tab then follow the drop down menu. we will talk about another touch of summer tomorrow then a real blast of fall later. stay tuned. seem smooth and strong to irreversible damage. no different. irreversible loss of enamel. enamel shield enamel loss by forming against acid attack. toothpastes dentists check most. save your enamel. be gone for good. enamel shield. with the rinse. >>> prosecutors file more charges today against the lawyer boyfriend of anna nicole smith. howard k. stern now facing new charges for allegedly obtaining prescription drugs by using a false name of . he was already been charged with two doctors. he pleaded not guilty back in may. >>> john travolta is the key witness in the trial of two people accused of trying to extort millions from the actor after the death of his son. today he testified about how he tried to save the life of the 16-year-old boy following a seizure. >> reporter: john travolta and wife kelly preston walked into the courthouse without a word through a side door. john travolta was the first witness on the stand. in a soft voice he began describing the day his son jett died. the first time he has talked with it publicly. the 16-year-old boy had a seizure and collapsed in the bathroom of the family vacation villa in the bahamas january 2nd. he was pronounced dead at a hospital a short time later. john travolta told the jury his son was autistic and had seizures every five to ten days. he said he performs mouth to mouth and his son's caretaker pumps his chest. he was on the stands for less than 5 minutes when his testimony was put on hold because of defense objections. objections that took the rest of the morning to resolve. an ambulance driver and a local politician are on trial for extortion. prosecutors say the two threatened to go public with a medical document showing john travolta wanted to deny care for his son unless john travolta paid them $25 million. both say they are innocent. john travolta was back on the stand in the afternoon but only talked about the day his son died. he will have to return at some point to testify about the alleged extortion. but the judge didn't say when. cbs news, bahamas. >> john travolta has kept a low profile since his son's death. he skipped promotional film so he could have time to grieve for his son. >>> cbs has reason to celebrate. last night's prime time lineup delivered the network's best tuesday rating premier in at least six years. ncis and ncis los angeles and the good wife finished top. cbs premier week continues tonight on wusa9.com and it all starts at 8:00 p.m. with the new adventures of old christine. followed by gary unmarried at 8:30 p.m. then the season premiers criminal minds and csi new york at 10:00 p.m. >>> 9news now at 6:00 p.m. is about 15 minutes away. the inter county connector is days away from being finished. how much they plan to charge for tolls. >>> the union representing thousands of metro workers. >>> plus, you'll see and hear how one man survived a deadly encountedder with a hit-and-run driver. >>> by the time afternoon rolled around today it felt steamy almost. >> humid. >> thick. it may be the last time we say that this year and temperatures managed to make it into the mid to upper 80s. like summer. we do have some changes on the way. good changes though. here is your forecast first. the next three days are going to be warm again tomorrow. a slight chance, a slight chance of a shower or a thunderstorm. few and far between. then cooler behind the front on friday. the front actually clears tonight. 76 on friday. then the terps on saturday. rain and showers develop in the afternoon. much cooler. high temperatures in the upper 60s. and that's going to be kind of a wet saturday night into sunday morning. >>> tonight mostly cloudy. mild. a shower possible. front moves through late tonight so we will keep the chance of showers in. winds southwesterly at 10. doppler 9000. we will show you most of the activity is west of town around the media metro area pretty quiet. you can jump over i-81 then you find a couple of showers and even an isolated thunderstorm. nothing severe. some areas will have brief heavy rains. this one just south of baker and this we watched earlier. we will put this into motion over the next hour and you'll see this really runs right through and crosses i-81 in the next hour and produces heavy rain there. but nothing severe. so again, they will be few and far between tonight. back to the computer. temperature wise, tonight is going to be like a summer's eve too. 67 in tyson. mid-60s in bowie. downtown, only around 70. temperatures right now, wow, 84 at national. 86 in manassas. 88 down from fredericksburg. tomorrow night, mostly cloudy and mild. slight chance of shower. 60s and 70s. by afternoon partly sunny. warm again. few and far between. enjoy the day. 84 to 88. winds north westerly at 10. another very nice day. satellite picture, radar combined. a lot of clouds to the west of us. a lot of showers south. we are kind of in between. had a pretty decent day. i think as the system drops south tonight a few showers will be in the forecast but not that many. >> zone forecast. remember all six zones on our website. wusa9.com. 83 in martinsburg tonight. a slight chance of a shower. 86 downtown. even over by the water. 83 annapolis. 84 until frederick. 86 tomorrow. isolated storm. nice on friday. mid-70s. chilly rain on saturday before the game ends in the afternoon. upper 60s. ends on sunday early afternoon if we are lucky upper 70s. briefly warm again next month in the low 80s then probably the coolest area. mid-60s on wednesday for highs. we are talking 40s wednesday night downtown and 30s. >> little weather drama coming. >> thanks a lot. >>> have we come to a moment so early in the season. >> you would like to think that you wouldn't. the players in the locker room today were saying they have never seen such negativity so early in the season. there is a lot riding on this one i think it is safe to say. normally we don't reach the must win situation until november or december but here we are in september and seems like we are here. at least many are framing it that way by jim zorn, finding himself on the hot seat with redskins fans. sara walsh has the latest from redskins park. >> reporter: with a loss, the redskins are learning to win in this town doesn't always bring praise. >> this is probably the worst it has gotten to tell you the truth. really has. i have been booed here before. i don't know if i have ever been booed for a win before but that's probably the bottom of the barrel so far. >> a win is a win and they can't take it back. so we ain't going to give it back. >> reporter: washington doesn't have a losing record and at 1-1 only nine teams in the league are better off in the standings. yet the negative reaction surrounding a positive outcome for some is startling. >> i haven't ever heard this much criticism. >> we are not stressing about it. we hope you're not stressing about it. but it is coming. >> reporter: since the team's first victory everything has come under question from the play calling -- >> when we run down there, it is like, they need to throw the ball more. when we throw the ball they say you need to run. >> reporter: to coach jim zorn's potential position on the hot seat, although clinton portis will tell you he is not there alone. >> i think everybody in this organization is on the hot seat. you know. >> how long before people give up and stop coming. you look at the players. people want you out of here. you look at the coach. people want you out of here. so i don't know. >> i owe it to these players, to the fans to stand, to stay strong and we have a lot of strength on our team. we got a lot of quality character on this football team. >> reporter: at redskins park, sara walsh, 9news now and wusa9.com. >> clinton portis admitting the coach, players, owner are all on the hot seat. again, i mean, i know it is early. but losing to the lions would not be good. >> thank you. >>> coming up. hormones that can help you get by on an ultra localery low cal diet. we are always on on wusa9.com. tonight's living well segment is next. the new mcdonald's bacon and cheese angus third pounder. before taking it on, one must study it first. rushing in unprepared may prove overwhelming... with all that juicy, 100% angus beef. there! you found a point 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we are creating an ultimate health challenge for all moms. and we're going to take 10nfc moms and parting with the nfl and create this big competition for them. and of course, you've got one of the washington redskins, participating as well for them. and they are on board. she's a wonderful woman. like a lot of the nfl players, she's a big wait a moment because they gave birth to the big boys like a lot of americans, they begin to accumulate the weight. the challenge that becomes how you teach people to lose wait quickly and make it competitive and playful and fun. one of the ways by doing it is making a competition. >> what are you going to do to support them in this? how will you help the moms? >> well, he won the heisman trophy and the star football player in the nfl as well. they are all helping us. we've got other experts on board to chip in. what we're really doing is walk the moms through a very basic plan for how to eat smart. you want to be able to have a good time. >> absolutely. >> we want to create a foundation for them, the healthy heating habits. just what you will hear from my voice and see my face, you've got stuff -r around there to use to stay fit just during the commercial breaks. finally the focus of the mental resill kwrapbs. how do you get people to deal with that? >> if you want to learn more, watch the show featuring nfl moms, it's tomorrow at 3 p.m. right here on wusa9.com. >>> coming up on our report, world war ii veterans make a pilgrimage to washington to meet people behind the great effort. >> and slot machines are officially coming to maryland's eastern shores. reactions when 9news now returns. there's nothing more important than our health. so when it comes to health reform, we need a solution that works for all of us. now the president and congress have a plan that combines the best ideas, from democrats and republicans, business owners and workers, doctors, nurses and patients. a plan that keeps bureaucrats out of your health care you choose your own doctor, make your own decisions, and you can't be denied coverage for a pre-existing condition. that's reform we can all feel good about. and we all have doubt. but when the moment comes... what's going to win? here's to confidence. gillette helps you look, feel, be your best. gillette. the best a man can get. >>> a federal grand jury indicted two men for conspiracying to murder two personnels. we'll have are more tonight at 11. >>> a major milestone on a long road to say gambling in maryland has been met. digital correspondent, scott broom is following this where the first license to operate the slots that have been issued. >> reporter: ocean downs, a little harness stretch just west of ocean city. often described as sleepy and quiet is about to get very busy in a hurry. >> better late than never. >> reporter: next door to this small clubhouse, designed for the simulcast betting, ocean downs, they willed add a slots casino with 800 machines. all that will go in the old grand stand building that will give a facelift. >> the slots are just another way to do a little gambling, like in between the races or something like that, you know? >> reporter: they are already tearing down the horse barns to make room for parking. although traditional racing here, they will continue with the horses trekked in. and it's been nearly 11 months since they approved the slots it in maryland for things to move this far. and supporters, they are subdued. >> i think that it took too long for them. just one step mind them is and west virginia. and they are going to keep us jumping up on it. >> reporter: once open, the slot is expected to generate about 400 jobs and $65 million a year for income. and for the state of maryland. but that's a far cry from the 15,000 machines and $600 million that they were promised to produce. instead, bids for licenses, they set all of them rejected. when owners could not post up for the fees in time. the bids in baltimore, and near all of them at the county are tied up in techalties. so now, it is the little track in the county, that they will give the new era of the slots in maryland an unexeducate pingly -- unexpectingly modest start. >> wusa9.com. >>> track operators, they expect to have them up and running by the next memorial day. >>> west virginia senator, robert byrd is out of the hospital. the 91-year-old democrat was admitted after falling at his northern virginia home earlier this week. they revealed that they have an elevated account. he's the longest serving senator in history. his office says that they will receive the antibiotics and recooperate at home before returning to capitol hill for the healthcare debate. >>> in the meantime, named today to temporarily fill the capitol hill seats of the former senator, ted kennedy. the former dmc chairman is the long-time kennedy family friend. serving on the senator's staff for eight years and also the chairman of the jfk library foundation. he will serve in the post until massachusetts voters pick a replacement in a special election in january. >>> approximately 130 soldiers with the virginia national guard, they are headed home this evening from iraq. 40 of them are from northern virginia. the soldiers are members of the base, 266 military police company. now, they were on duty in iraq since december of last year. >>> 1,000 world war ii veterans passed away every day. but on tonight's hero century report, they introduce us to the organization who's only mission is to make sure that these vets get to see the world war ii memorial in their lifetime. >> thank you for your service and welcome to your memorial. >> hundreds of world war ii, filling them out there in their honor in washington on wednesday. >> i'm amazed. >> this group is from wyoming. and they all made the trip for free, thanks to ankers o called honor -- thanks to an organization out here called honor site. >> to see the memorial who theying might not otherwise get to do it. >> claiming 68 missions is the world war ii fighter pilot. now, he's on the board of directors for that. >> many of these people have not been out of the state of wyoming or maybe not even out of their own communities since world war ii. to bring them here, it's a wonderful thing. they are one of the few survivors still alive. this is the wyoming honor flight, the second trip to the memorial. 9news now and wusa -- wusa9.com. >>> just log onto wusa9.com and click on the hero's central button and tell us all about that person. >>> a little bit of broadway is coming to washington. producers of the lion king are donating two of the show's elaborate costumes for the national museum of the american history. the items include simba's mask. they will be among 50 objects from broadway, including costumes from all of them, rent, and cats. >> no, you're not. this month marks the 70th anniversary of the wizard of oz. they are releasing a special blu-ray's collector's education. judy garland's daughter and ashante will be out there tonight for a wizard of oz el is brace. >>> coming up, how you might soon be willing to use your iphone to order your morning cup of coffee. >>> also, laptops, printers, phones, cameras. what will give you the most bang for your bucks and what you can do for a little extra. that has a lot more bells and whistles. that's all coming up next. virginians are asking lots of questions about bob mcdonnell's "thesis." how old was he when he wrote it? 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[ laughter ] >> does he get out there and the -- >> aolutely. >> that's great. sod to have a couple brothers so close in age makes them better brothers. >> absolutely. it's great. >> think eel be killing each other. your mom -- i know your mom is excited about it because she eemed to be very attached to your older son when i was there. >> yeah. absolutely. he kind of thinks they're her ki now. >> well, they're her grandkids. i mean, you know, there's definitely -- you know, she has a right to them. >> absolutely. er the kids go over to her house and she gets them wound up and she drops them back off to me. which i haven't understood yet. >> that's punishmentor all the things you probably did to her. >> yeah. >> i want to mention your mom gh ause i want go through this with you. your mom gets goes to the game, d.e gets very excited. >> very excited. >> tell us what was chap -- what was happening here. here's lebron's mom right. there lebron is intentionally fouled and mom gets in the middle of it. what is mom saying to the boston celtics fans and what did you say to mom? [ laughter ] lar ell, at this particular time, the boston celtics like, it's all cool, it's cool, mom. time, the boston celtics like, it's all cool, it's cool, mom. i was saying, mom, i love you. >> let's tion. see if we can read the lips. now, here -- now, there's mom getting in the middle of this. paul pierce. yeah. i love you, mom. well, that's right. i should have known. [ laughter ] this book, the movie is great. i watched the movie. it is fascinating. who had the foresight to tape you guys in high school? >> i mean, you know, we have the director cis bellman, he came and -- a quick story. he was a student here in los angeles. and, you know, but he's originally from america, he was supposed to come and do a ten-minute project and do one practice. one practice, you know -- we turned to him being there, so we were kind of looking, okay, he's back again. another wednesday turns thursday, friday, saturday, next you know there's a whole year. you know, we're still like we didn't -- his name is chris now, but three years ago his name was still cameraman. >> wow. what great thing to have now, looking back on that stuff. what great story. well, people have to watch to see the whole story. who's first person you dunked on, do you remember? >> the first person i dunked on was a teacher back in middle school. i was kind of mad i only got a c-minus. i wanted a c-plus. >> you get a d-minus after du dunking. do you remember the teacher? >> no. i don't. >> that must have been the greatest. >> i wonder if he's telling the story i was dunked on by lebron james and you take the f. >> you know what, i bet now that was better than the next day at school. >> because no one will listen to him. >> sure. that's got to be a little bit embarrassing, you know? now, this fall, you have a new teammate, shaquille o'neal. do you know him well? >> yeah. >> do you spend one-on-one time together? >> to an extent. >> to what extent? >> like, i have been over to his house. >> oh, you have? >> in orlando, he had a nice cookout and invited me down a few years ago, which was great. >> what does shaq cook, a whole cow? >> no, two. [ laughter ] >> two cows. and you must be excited about this. >> i am. it's the most dominant force that the nba has ever seen. i'm looking forward to it. >> it is going to be great having him in the middle and people have to foul him instead of you. and all that. >> yeah. they have to foul me and turn around and walk towards me. that's a little bit more intim dating. >> he's a policeman, you have to be careful. >> i know. they call him the big witness protection back in cleveland. >> really? that's not going to go over well. you said you went to his house. did you finish building that castle that you were building in akron? >> yeah, yeah. because you were at the old house. >> i was at the old house. did you ild the barbershop? >> barbershop, bowling alley, atm machine, starbucks. >> is there really? >> yeah, starbucks, all that. you're going to have a show live from my -- >> i will gladly do that. but i might not ever leave is the problem. do you build -- i know you were talking about building a casino. did you put the casino? in? >> yes. >> you have your own casino? >> yeah. >> what happens if you win? you pay yourself, how does it work? >> it goes to the king james bank of america. >> i've gotcha. if a friend comes over -- do you ve slot machines? >> what if somebody hits a big jackpot? >> it all depends. i have a $5 bracket all the way to a million dollars. if you just so happen to hit the million dollar slot machine, nothing really comes out of it. >> really? is that right? [ laughter ] >> wow, that's something else. >> i know. >> have you had to pay anybody out? >> no i haven't. the one person i almost had to pay, they ran into my police officers at the front of my gate. >> oh. >> and for some reason i haven't been able to find that friend since. >> will you be attempting the wedding of lamar odom and khloe kardashian? >> i haven't been invited. >> in fairness to them they have been together for three weeks, so they haven't had time to send the invites out. >> did you get one? >> i don't think i'm getting one after the pumpkin thing. [ laughter ] my bet is that the pumpkin will potentially outlast their love, but pumpkins last a long time. >> absolutely. i mean, five, six, seven halloweens. >> yeah, definitely. >> i've still got when from when i was 9 years old. >> if you keep them in the freezer they'll stay a while. we will we come back, we'll bring out your high school coach and high school teammate. lebron james is with us. 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[ chanting ] >> it was like all of us together. >> we're here not for fun and games, we were serious, business like. that's what the song said, we're ready. >> oh, no. >> yeah. that's a high school team right there. [ cheers and applause ] lebron james' new documentary, and joining us is his high school teammate willie mcgee and their coach dru joyce. >> thank you for having me. >> how old was lebron when you met him? >> lebron was 8. >> 8 years old. at this time, did you say, oh, yes this is going to be good? >> honestly, he was a football player then so when i met him, he was pretty good, yeah at football. >> and willie, you played football together, right? junior year. rted to play my >> what position? >> i was the quarterback and he was the wide receiver. >> how did that go? did you score on every drive? >> i wish. we definitely wish. we definitely connected a lot that year. >> how many touchdowns did you have together? >> i think we had six or seven that year. i think i had 12 -- >> in what, the first quarter of the game? [ laughter ] >> oh, he made a lot of big catches. he made a lot of big catches. one that come to mind, actually, it was our last game, our junior year. we were competing for a playoff spot. you know, it come down to the last drive of the game and i throw the first two balls to the other receiver because he gets double covered all the time. my first year playing quarterback. so i come back to the sidelines, and he's in the middle then, lebron is on the opposite side and sheian is like you only go to two plays, man, you have to go to your play maker, and this and that. and i don't think we're about to make the playoff, this and that. and then lebron don't say much. he looks at me, at least three out of four. three out of four, you know what i'm saying? [ applause ] >> did you size up the situation and say, enough with the football now, we're going to concentrate on basketball? >> you know, i was happy, definitely very happy when he chose not to play any more football. >> because he got injured playing football, then, you know -- >> then i'm not sitting up here with you. >> and you don't barbershop if your house, you have to drive all the way to the barber. a nightmare. what do you think is the most important thing that your coach taught you in high school? >> he was basecally -- the number one thing is don't let the game use you, use the game. when you're 12 or 13, you don't understand what that mean. but as a man, i have my own family i understand what that means. we use the game to create friendship, create loyalty. you know, create everything that i'm doing today. so know it's some great advice. >>s of this a cool thing. when i was at your house, you had your buddies from high school were there and you're still tight with the guys and you formed a unit. i think your coach had a lot to do with that. what did you buy him as a result of his efforts? [ laughter ] >> well, right beside the -- he has own scol now. >> is that right? >> yeah. still being built. >> still being built. >> for economics, you know? the economy is real down. i couldn't finish the building. >> well -- >> you were the president of your high school class. >> yes. >> you guys went to a largely white high school. and you guys -- none of you are largely white. [ laughter ] so largely -- >> largely black, yeah. [ laughter ] >> and in the documentary you were talking about -- how many votes did you get? there was something -- >> well, we -- i went to do my speech and things like that. it went well. they're sitting in the front, we're sitting in the front row making it as hard as possible. then come seventh period they had a student council to me, like, willie, you won, but it's a problem with the score. we have 96 students and five not here today and we have 102 votes. you know what i'm saying? [ laughter ] and so i was like, when do i take my throne? i won. it shouldment matter. i don't know what that's about. >> did you have anything to to with that landslide victory? >> i had absolutely everything to do with it. [ cheers and applause ] >> stuffing the box. >> these guys, was it easy to contain their enthusiasm when they were in high school and lebron had already become a star? not by any like -- really not by your own choice, but people started looking at you and saying, hey, this guy could be one of the greats of all time? >> no, not at all. in fact, the last game -- state championship, my first year as a head coach, i'm in bed the night before the state championships sick with the flu. all i hear is all this commotion in the hallway, everything is going on. you know, i come out the door and i'm in the chills, and, you know, for some reason, the athletic director put t cheerleaders on the same floor with the team. so, you know, i'm -- >> happy coincidence. >> i'm trying to put all this stuff up. >> did the student body president make that decision? [ laughter ] >> so, you know, i kind of clear out the hallway and got people in the right rooms, but after i went to bed i don't know what happened. >> we photographed you guys. are you at the prom here? >> the class prom, yeah. >> and then this was what, homecoming? [ laughter ] i didn't know -- you guys are missing a guy in that one. and just for good measure what the hell, we got this one. [ laughter ] this is a fascinating book and documentary too. lebron james, dru joyce and willie mcgee, everybody. we'll be right back with chef chris bianco. need a lift? hey buddy, i appreciate the ride, you know. no problem. ♪ mind if i take a shortcut? yeah, sure. ♪ i knew the subaru legacy was the smart choice... what i didn't expect... was the fun. the all-new subaru legacy. feel the love. ♪ our next guest is the owner of pizzeria bianco and pane bianco in phoenix, arizona. he is a james beard award winner, which is big. that's the guy who invented the beard. he's here tonight at the l.a. feast of san gennaro. please welcome chris bianco. hi, chris. great to have you. i didn't wash my hands, is that a problem? >> that's okay. >> very good. so we're going to make sandwiches. we have dough to start with. >> let me tell what we've got. it's similar to the pizza dough, we'll make a foccachia to do. >> you make the bread for each sandwich? >> like krispy kreme, we hammer them out. it was a good idea at the time. >> it was good for your customers. >> i'm a trained professional, you know what to do. flip it over. let it find its place. then we stick like three fingers -- >> any three? >> any three. press into it a little bit. and just trap the olive oil we'll put on it. creates the nks and crannies like the english muffins. looks very good. >> thank you. >> and then -- then a little extra virgin olive oil. >> and you get -- you get your own olive oil made, right? >> i have some oil in phoenix. >> what you need to do at home is get some friends -- >> get a guy, get a guy. >> get a guy, who puts this -- >> that's it. beautiful. >> evenly. >> yeah. a little bit of sea salt. oh, that's perfect. >> thank you. >> a little bit of rosemary. cool. like that much. >> okay. >> a little bit of flavor. >> a little bit. if you don't like it, you can omit any of this stuff. >> if you don't like it you should be killed. >> exactly. cool, man. >> we'll put them in the overen. then we have the premade over there. >> yeah, for television we made them. >> i'm sorry if i'm overstepping my bounds but i like to help. so i've got these. actually, that will cook for five minutes or so? >> five minutes. >> okay. >> now what we can do -- they're still hot, so we can cut it. >> split it down the center there. what can people do? i know you have the beautiful renato oven which is a great wood burning oven. if you don't have one of these, break up a chair and throw it in the garbage can and light a fire? >> no, just a pizza oven, 500 degrees, 30 minutes, just load it up in your oven. >> what's the key to building a great sandwich? >> a great question. >> thank you. >> kind of like building a house. we want a great foundation. and then all the ingredients, got to have a roll. we'll start right now with the base. this is the smoked ricotta. you can use regular ricotta too. but because -- >> you can smoke that simply by sticking it in the fire? >> yeah. kind of -- kind of trap the oxygen, gets super smokey. add a little bit of olive oil. a few peppers and just put it in for 15 minutes. >> let's see what happens here. put some ricotta cheese on it. spread that around nice. then what will be next? the peppers? >> the peppers. some peppers and heirloom tomatoes on there. >> stick some of those on there. and then, you know -- >> how many people will make sandwiches at home? you can make this at home. >> you get some marinated peppers and tomatoes and then you throw them on the sandwich and really you can make someone fall in love with you instantly. >> at least until the sandwich is gone. >> then you start over again. >> start over. >> then put a little -- what is this? >> this is some wild arugula. >> nice. >> you can regular arugula. it's spiky. very peppery and delicious. a little more salt. >> a little bit of salt. >> more olive oil. and then put a little squeeze of lemon. >> okay. >> okay. >> oh, my god, that looks good. >> cool. >> there's it, man. >> put the top on? can you cut the crust off for me? >> yeah. you can cut the crust off. [ laughter ] that's a finger sandwich. >> let's taste it. we have ernie barry on the accordion here. we're at the feast of san gennaro in case you're wondering what's going on here. let me have a bite of that. you can only describe how good this is with profanity so i won't. chris bianco. dean. be right back with ester ...and i smoked for 29 years. the one thing about smoking - is it dominates your life, and it dominated mine. and the sad thing about it is that you can always use an excuse if cigarettes don't kill me, oh well - something else will. but, you can't use that as an excuse. i honestly loved smoking, and i honestly didn't think i would ever quit. it was very interesting that you could smoke on the first week. chantix gave me that extra help that i needed to gethrough a tough time. 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she first learned she had celiac disease back in 1999. since then, she has written two books, including tips on eating at restaurants. >> you can order a steak or fish or anything like that that you would want to order and make sure that they didn't put any gluten into it or on it in terms of a sauce or marinade. >> more than 80 restaurants are considered gluten friendly, like wild fire and tyson's corner. >> we went through every single ingredient and we took each dish, broke it down, each ingredient that is in the dish and determined whether it was gluten free or not. >> diners need to be aware of one, cross contamination. >> they take their bread and give it a nice crunch before they put it on for someone else's sandwich and your steak on top of that piece of the grill that had the bread, that would be cross contamination. >> ask to have your food grilled on tinfoil. the feedback alone makes the special preparations worthwhile. >> they are over joyed to know they can come here, feel safe, know our staff is trained from the front of the house to the back of the house and we take it seriously. >> jessica doyle, 9news now and wusa9.com. >> jessica also tells us it makes good business sense for restaurants to create special menus. market researcher estimates one in every 133 people in the u.s. has celiac disease. that's nearly 3 million folks and doesn't count individuals who have gluten allergies. >>> you have heard of alternative lifestyles, how about an alternative after lifestyle? coming up, when visiting lost relatives at the cemetery, don't forget your scuba tank and flippers. >>> flu vaccinations, four shops could end up with a lot of tears. healthcare providers say it's worth it. i'm peggy fox, the story coming up. seem smooth and strong to irreversible damage. no different. irreversible loss of enamel. enamel shield enamel loss by forming against acid attack. toothpastes dentists check most. save your enamel. be gone for good. enamel shield. with the rinse. >>> welcome back. let's reset some of the top stories in the news now. the fbi and homeland security are out with a new report tonight. step up security at sports arenas, but an fbi spokesperson says there is no threat. hailing a taxi today, not so easy. several dc cabbies are protesting regulations that cost them money. among the gripe, lower taxi rates. >>> and days of torrential rain left most of metro atlanta under water. eight people have died. some major highways are flooded, so are many homes and businesses and the six flags amusement park is more like a water park. >>> two flu vaccines, four shots. that's what many parents are having to consider for their young children to battle not only seasonal flu, but h1n1. healthcare provieders are urging families to start protecting their kids now. >> hi there. >> parents are starting to get their children protected against the seasonal flu, which includes four shots for the little ones. his mom is an emergency doctor. to protect the whole family, she gets everyone flu shots. the h1n1 vaccine should arrive in mid october and children under 10 will require two shots to help boost their immunity. >> i know, it's not ideal, but you know, i have to protect them. we'll be back for the h1n1 as soon as it is available. >> children from six months to 24 years old be vaccinated against h1n1. school and college age children are particularly at risk. >> when children get the flu, the typical symptoms are a high fever, 103, 104 for three to five days, body aches, chills, very seriously ill. > they know from experience how devastating the seasonal flu can be. >> when you have six people in a family and everybody gets the flu, that's a lot of time out from work and school for them and they are in high school. that's important. >> rather than wait for the h1n1 vaccine to be here, they are urging people to go ahead and get that seasonal flu vaccine now. and doctors say pregnant women should be first in line to protect their baby, because the vaccine cannot be given to infants under six months old. in mcclane, peggy fox, 9news now and wusa9.com. >> for more information, or if you would like to discuss your concerns with other parents, log on to our moms website. momslikeme.com operated by wusa9.com. >>> robert byrd is in the hospital tonight and doctors expect to keep him there for a few days. the 91-year-old democrat took a fall in his home in mcclane. he didn't break any bones, but an exam turned up signs of an infection. the doctors will treat him with antibiotics. >> just a short time ago, the styte senate passed a bill that would allow the governor to appoint an interim replacement and that could happen by the end of this week. the appointee would serve until after a special election in january. >>> burris did a tearful good- bye to his family today as he was led off to jail. the former new york giant was sentenced to two years behind bars. the 32-year-old shot himself in the leg at a manhattan nightclub. he hopes to play football again after his release. >>> from star to star witness, actor john trevolta may take the stand in a bahamas courtroom. prosecutors say the men demanded $25 million from him and threatened to go public with a document related to his son. that son, 16-year-old jet died in january after suffering a seizure at the family's vacation home in the bahamas. >>> for years, south beach and miami has been known for night life. adds derek mcginty reports, the city could be known for its after life. >> welcome to the neap tune memorial rete. the world's first underwater cemetery. located 45 feet below the surface, the artificial reef looks like the lost city of atlantis with the lions and the winding pathways and the creators are betting this will be the perfect burial spot for the folks who love the sea. >> kind of like the first person who tried to sell an aquarium. i'm going to put fish in your house. they have no idea. when i have described it and you go out there for the first time, you still come up surprised. >> more than two dozen people have been buried leer. among those, edith. her site is marked by a plaque that reads, in care of dolphins and angels. >> it's a wonderful choice. it's certainly a different choice. it's something that is out of the norm. it's new. it has a little bit of wow to it and once a novelty wears off and it becomes a known thing, it will settle in as an alternative place to go. >> the structures are 90% and designed by kim. the placements are made by combining the cremated remains and the cement. the mixture is poured into a mold, later divers secure the placements to a prepaid spot on the reef. >> it is life after life. in other words, what it costs for a placement, your money is really going towards a building this artificial reef, which is creating life. >> the new reef is attracting new marine life and it will cover 16-acres of the ocean floor with room for 125,000 watery graves. >> a lot more fun than visiting the cemetery for the sake of visiting a cemetery. for this you have dual purpose. one for the dive and the other to visit mom. >> 9news now and wusa9.com. >> the cost of being buried at neptune starts at $2,000. >>> former congressman, tom delay cut a rug last night. delaythey performed to wild thing. >> okay. coming up, paying less for pork and dairy products. we'll be right back. >>> also, many makeovers for busy moms in 30 minutes or less. >> i want to time with my age. >> plus, one product, many uses. how to stay organized with the things you use every day. next on 9news now. >>> your gain at the grocery store. u.s.a. today reports that a whopping 39% in farm incomes is translating to lower prices on pork and dairy products. the average price of a gallon of milk is down nearly $1 and a pound of pork is down a quarter from a year ago. >>> it's tough to keep it all together. for one local mom, taking care of family and managing the household can be a challenge. she discovered how a few items can create order in the home. >> how about a puppet? >> it's almost impossible to stay organized and find the right place for everything and a little help would be great. >> rickie is searching for a way to contain her kid's scattered toys and every day clutter that comes along with a family of four. >> i look to not waste as much as possible and have things that will work in more than one way. >> so to help rickie save money, mary burke shows this mom how one product can have many solutions. here's what she is working with, storage bins, brush holders, and a jewelry organizer. first the closet. >> what is nice, they have handles and you can label them. >> mary uses organizers for the drawers and to store her purses and some of those bins turn up again in the bathroom. >> have a hair brush and head bands and her elastics in there, too. >> she uses a brush holder and jewelry organizer to clear the vanity. they do double duty in the office. >> here's a fun way to contain all those pens. >> the plastic drawer organizers turn up again, too. now to the high traffic areas in the house. >> whatever we try to do, doesn't last very long with the kids around. >> big storage box to the rescue. >> close this up like that, zippers away, matches your decor quite nicely. >> and it is affordable. when you need to take that stuff on the go. >> it seems to have gotten me organized today and i hope to keep it that way. >> i think she can do it. by the way, the brush holder that was also the pin holder and everything else can also be a vase. our friends made this look really good, but this looks really, really good and they were showing us how you can use these to entertain. also these plastic separators here, you can use these and put treats in them. you can line them with plastic stuff and paper tissue and use them for lots of things. >> $10 for this kind of thing. >> very cool. flowers not included. >> that's right. flowers not included. for more consumer news, you can go to our website and click on living smart. >>> ripped from the headlines, the new cbs prime time show, the good wife picks up where some high profile political scandals leave off. a preview is up next. brett. >> well, anita, it is tuesday and that means it's time for the latest installment of the good, the bad, and the ugly. tonight the tennis player who led with his rump. plus, the receiver who did a mosh pit dive into the marching band that went terribly wrong. coming up in gbu right after this. the new mcdonald's bacon and cheese angus third pounder. before taking it on, one must study it first. rushing in unprepared may prove overwhelming... with all that juicy, 100% angus beef. there! you found a point of entry! the bacon beckons like a springboard to paradise. one small bite for man... etcetera, etcetera. angus axiom number 11: bring on the bacon. the astonishing new angus third pounders. all angus. all mcdonald's. ♪ baba ba ba when a tornado tore through holly, colorado, air life 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two, one, shrink it. >> this is what is dubbed speed shrinking. unhour orthodox trend bringing psychotherapy to the masses. people seeking guidance on everything from sugar addiction to sexual issues can meet three minutes with psychiatrists and psychologists. >> people started to ask these really pressing questions and they opened very rapidly. they would tell me about their sexual problems. they would cry. they are just opening up rapidly. >> i'm still dealing with that. >> a 25-year-old new yorker has already attended one speed shrinking party and said they are therapeutic. >> when did your parents break up? >> four years ago. fairly recently. >> to come in and out, you know, to get your problems and an answer in a three-minute period how can you beat that. >> reporter: some find that talking about life's whoas to a strange -- woes is the ultimate cathartic situation. >> it is easy to talk to a psychologist because you know what that is what they are there for. >> notice how the 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stories in the news now. the text of a grand jury indictment today revealed two terror suspects plan to attack the quantico base in virginia and kill as many marines as they could. one of the suspects is a muslim convert raised in alexandria. >>> the investigation in to the actions of dc councilman jim graham's chief of staff is expanding. ted loza is accused of accepting bribes to push through taxi cab legislation. they are looking at his connection an a dc festival. >>> they are calling on iran to open up a secret nuclear facility. iran admits the facility exists and has reportedly informed inspectors about the uranium enriching plant. >>> a year filled with grief and overwhelming joy. nicky bunting's husband made the ultimate sacrifice when he was killed in afghanistan. we look at how the gaithersburg widow is keeping the memory of the fallen alive. >> reporter: for military spouses, it is always a harsh reality that has come through far too many times. after a quick visit home, the good-bye at the airport would be the last time nikki bunting would see her husband. >> i miss my husband so much and think of him every second of every day and one of the things he taught me is to be grateful for what i do have in my life and that's what i am focused on. >> reporter: he was killed by a road side bomb in february. >> one of the first things she said when they came to the door, she said i hope i am pregnant. >> her wish came true four days after the worst day of her life. >> our little joy on he way. it is just so much to look forward to. >> reporter: nikki soldiered on to keep her husband's memory alive so on the week of the couple's three-year anniversary nikki will hold the first ever bubba's belly run this weekend. >> incorporate my belly and a little tummy of his own. nikki holds on to bubba's wish of having a big family as she raises 2-year-old connor and anticipates the birth of little cooper in november. >> seeing my sister go through this, it is probably been one of the hardest things in my life. but she is and credibly strong person. >> reporter: and carrying on her husband's memory just the way he wanted. in gaithersburg, surae chinn, 9 news now and wusa9.com. >> you can check out bubba's belly run by going to our website at wusa9.com. the run is this sunday. you can register on-line or day of for family-fun event and all of that money will go to military families. >>> five more u.s. soldiers were killed in afghanistan today. the attacks come amid word that secret talks took place in ramstein germany about whether to increase troop strength in the region. general mcchrystal took part in those talks. he spoke to david martin about the violence in an interview to be aired this sunday on 60 minutes. >> i think worse or better than you expected. >> they are probably a little worse. >> what's worse than you thought. >> well, i think that in some areas the breadth of violence, the geographic spread of violence, places to the north and west are a little more than i would have gathered. >> reporter: you can watch the entire interview with general mcchrytal on 60 minutes. >> shooting flames and massive clouds of smoke filled the california sky today. an early morning fire broke out at a refinery. no report of injuries but it was shut down several hours while more than 100 firefighters battled the blaze. no word on the exact cause. >>> the first lady has a new sandwich named after her, the michelle melt is a turkey burker with some of the herbs found in the white house garden. you can order a michelle melt at the good stuff eatery on captiol hill. proceeds from the burger will go to the dc kitchen. it is an organization that distributes food to the homeless. curious crowds are gathering to see indonesia's heaviest ever newborn. the boy weighed in at a record 19.2-pounds. okay. >> oh. >> 40 minute caesarian delivery was complicated by his large size but mother and baby are doing well. his father says he hopes he has enough money to feed him. mercy. i mean she gave birth to a preschooler. >> bless his mom. >> really. >> really. >> next to more typical size babies. >>> a michigan woman says she's being threatened by what she calls the baby-sitting police. the school bus stop is right in front of lisa snyder's house and he lets the neighbor kids wait there in the morning. after receiving a complaint, the department of human services contacted her and said she needed to get licensed for a day care, stopwatching the kids or face consequences. they are drafting legislation that agree to take care of nondependent children. what do you think? is she doing anything wrong? join our discussion on moms likemy me.com operated by wusa 9. >>> get to get away? up next in "living $mart" a look at devices that can help you crank down the volume in your life. >>> but first, time to check on the rush hour. patranya bhoolsuwan is in the 9 news now traffic center. >> yeah, that's right. the good news is it friday. the bad news is dealing with rough commutes getting home. a reminder, get to the live camera in just a minute but first the outer loop. nice. starting at 123. due to construction there will be intermittent road closures going on every 30 minutes or so. all lanes will be affected. head off to a live camera. 66 westbound, delays from 123 this evening to route 50 and eastbound from nutley to the beltway and then route 7 to glebe. let's head over to maryland and hop on the inner loop. a lot of cars already. significant delays from the dulles toll road to i-95. it will be a long drive home for folks in that area. head over to 270 northbound. slow from montgomery village avenue to the truck scales. a drive time there will be 20 minutes. >>> and finally head to the district. an accident at 14th and u in northwest. police are on the scene. 9 news at 5:00 will be right back. 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ba da ba ba ba >> check your medicine cabinet. infants and children's liquid tylenol is voluntarily recalled because of one of the ingredients. it apparently didn't meet testing requirements. the liquid medicine made between june and august of 2008 is affected in this recall. if you have given your child a dose and you're concerned, call your doctor and if you would like more information on the recall, including the lot numbers on the bottles that are included in the recall, go to www.myfoxdc.com and look under web links. >>> an exciting breakthrough in the fight against hiv and aid. the first time, scientists have found a vaccine that prevents the infection. it was a huge step forward, especially in cities like d.c. that have the highest rate of hiv infection in the country. fox 5s sherri ly is here with more on what this means. >> reporter: every hiv/aids vaccine before this has failed. the new vaccine is a combination of two previous versions that prevented infection in a modest amount of people. that is reason for optimism but it's far from full proof. in the world's largest aid vaccine trial in tili this new vaccine reduced the risk of infect by 31% and scientists don't know why it worked for some and others still got infected. >> this is not a cause of celebration that we have a vaccine. it's the cause of celebration that we have a clearer pathway. >> reporter: the doctor is the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. he said the vaccine is a starting point. >> this is essentially a very important step forward to where we want to be, this which is a much, much bert more optimal vaccine. >> reporter: the hiv/aid clinic is proof how far we have to go. the d.c. health officials estimate one out of every 33 people in the district is infected. actor blair underwood who worked as an aids activist in africa said the numbers in the distribute can't be ignored. >> here in our nation's capitol have the highest rate of hiv and aid. it's almost embarrassing. >> reporter: t clinic named for underwood is run by the aids healthcare foundation. the foundation that has aid clinics worldwide is skeptical of the new vaccine. >> reporter: think it's very premature to see it as a breakthrough. >> reporter: scientists say it's a mistake that the vaccine would be ready go time soon. >> you're asking the question, how long would it take to get this good enough for primetime. it's going to be measured in years. >> reporter: the vaccine trial use strains of hiv common in thailand. because it differs slightly from country-to-country, it's unclear if the vaccine would work on the strain of hiv here in the u.s. >> nice to see the progression there. thank you. >>> concerns tonight about swine flu have hospitals limiting the number of visitors who see newborns after birth. some hospitals decided that no children under 18 can visit newborns in the hospital or neonatal units. the which were are among those at highest risk for swine flu. the hospital said the decision was made out of an abundance of caution. >>> our coverage of the swine flu is always on www.myfoxdc.com. click on swine flu. it's under the news tab. you will find a list of symptoms and tips and the top 10 things you need to know about the h1n1 virus. >>> >>> tracking some changes heading our way. it's felt more like summer. all about to change. gary mcgradyy has more. >> reporter: usually you hear the word changes and not necessarily good. we will talk about the weekend briefly. we have had a cold front moving through and not much of a front. cooling things down a bit. showers here and there and very spotty. right now, i'm not seeing rain at all on our live digital radar going around and we don't have to worry about that. the clouds are something we're worried about and will stay with us most of the day tomorrow. and still warm out there today, washington is 83; leesburg, 85. you can see temperatures from 80 degrees to the mid-80s and earlier this afternoon, fredericksburg was up to 90 degrees for a high temperature. they're ahead of the front a about the. partly sunny at 8:00, 80 degrees and through the evening, we should stay dry, but we'll have an increase in clouds. the weekend forecast, there are a lot of things going on this weekend and a lot of plans out. there i'll be breaking that down for you. give you a hint. it doesn't look that great for the weekend. we'll do our best. laura? >> okay, gary, i don't like the sound of that. >>> that could be worse. listen to that. australians trying to dig out from a film of grit. a dust storm yesterday so bad that it was visible from space. today, normal flight schedules did resume at sidney airport and officials lifted water restrictions so people could wash things down. the storm happened because australia is in the midst of a terrible drought and high winds loosened hundreds of tops of top soil. this, by the way s australia's worst dust storm in 70 years. a hour of course mix-up at a fertility clinic. a couple was ecstatic to find out they were pregnant and found out the baby was not theirs. >>> plus, a soldier awarded one of the nation's highest honors. wait until you hear what he did on the battle fold coming up next. battle field coming up next.  chevy silverado. more confidence than ford f-150. better backed than f-150. silverado. from the family of the most dependable, longest lasting trucks on the road. get 0% apr for 60 months on every '09 silverado half-ton model. with an average finance savings of more than $6400. see your local chevy dealer. >> a military chopper made an emergency landing in virginia when an engine malfunctioned. the virginia national guard pilot was looking for marijuana fields from the air when he went down. the chopper, as you can see there, sustained serious damage but the pilot is just fine. >>> a true american hero honored with a bronze star today at quantico marine base. the staff sergeant served in afghanistan and his direct actions saved the soldiers in his platoon. now, as fox 5s melanie alnwick shows us, the nation is thanking him. >> attention! >> at ease. when we go off to war, we have been at war now for eight years, we recognize the achievement of those that are in the fight. >> reporter: for staff sergeant christopher kluky, being in the fight was never a question. as a kid, he always knew he would be a marine. >> i joined in february 1998 and just followed in the footsteps of the men in my family. >> i know you're all proud of this man as i am. his family is and it's a great honor for me to give this award. >> reporter: the award, a brze star. one the major-general performing the ceremony said he doesn't get to hand out enough. at today's ceremony, sergeant kluky's family, friends and other marines came together to honor his heroic actions n. may 2008, while serving in afghanistan, he stood in an open field drawing enemy fire just so they could identify where the enemy was hiding and then under fire, he ran through that open field to mark a landing zone. kluky said it's just a day's work. >> i don't take full credit for it. im -- wk with me, the reserving of more than half of it, so. >> reporter: you and your men from -- >> reporter: a mind-set that doesn't surprise his company commander. >> we would describe him as unassuming consistency. one of those guys that does the job every day. not a lot of fanfare and just a quiet professional. >> reporter: honored today in a quiet but emotional ceremony by othe in his profession. >> we have a guy here that is being honored for doing what he considers his job to be. and that is, that is what separates him for anything else. >> reporter: a well-deserved honor for a humble marine. it right now, he is driving with his family back to s hometown in upstate new york and is planning on catching up with friends and family and heading back to his job as a tactical trainer at the quantico marine base in virgin. >> wish him l. >>> also in virginia, the largest mortgage fraud bust in fairfacounty history. it already involves dozens of homes, several suspects and this might be the tip of the iceberg. >>> plus, a bold confession caught on camera. a man accused of killing his family opens up to the media. >>> and find out why a piece of movie history might be the next victim of the economy. fox 5 news at 5 is coming back. s on car insurance. what you might not know that you can contact geico to see if you could save on homeowner's and renter's insurance too. for more information call 1-800-947-auto or check the yellow pages for an office near you. 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[ indiscernible ] >> my family. >> did you kill them? >> yes, i did. >> why? >> i want the jury to go of me death to bury at the same time. >> he claimed that he will enter a not-guilty plea because of the mental state at the time of the killing, accused of stabbing and cutting the throats of his wife and children and ploying -- flying to haiti. >>> a lawyer of jaycee lee dugard has mixed emotions about the couple who held her captive but will locally testify against them during the trial. dugard was 11 years old when she was kidnapped off of a northern california street. phillip garrido fathered two children with her. the lawyer said that dugard is starting to realize terrible things were done to her. yesterday, a man who believes he is dugard's biological father came forward. the lawyers are trying to arrange a paternity test and a meeting with her. >>> heartbreak for an ohio couple. a mother is carrying a baby she found out is not hers. a fertility clinic made a terrible mistake with an embryo. she and her husband had to make tough choices. karina sohn is live in what they decided to do. what a terrible situation. >> reporter: an unbelievable story, laura. unbelievably, the fertility clinic has not contacted either of the couples involvedfo help provide an -- to help provide an explanation on the mix-up and that happened in february. the couple's are sean and carolyn savage here in ohio, pregnant with the child. the other couple involved lives in michigan and they're paul and shannon morrel. the boy's genetic parents. they have been in contact, mostly through e-mail and met face-to-face a couple of times. right now, it's giving baby updates to one another. the savage family saidol it's been months since reality first set in, they will never forget the moment when they found out that carolyn was pregnant with another couple's baby. take a listen. >> i burst into tire error errors. i was crying. i don't think anger, i could not believe what he was ying and i kept thinking there is a baby inside of me. it's not mine. what are we going to do and -- then you're asking yourself, i was asking myself that question what, are we going do and i already knew what we had to do. >> reporter: of course, what she was referring to was keeping the baby to term and reuniting it with its biological genetic parents after he was born and he is expected in just a few days from now. as far as what happens in the future, the couple said they will have to feel it out and see what is comfortable for them also, carolyn savage, the woman you saw in the interview there, she said that she is now hired the help of a surrogate to try and use her real frozen embryos to try and get another child of her very own. back to you. >> boy, oh, boy, what a twisted story. seems the two families have a cordial relationship and what a wonderful thing the savage family is doing here. we see they have a few children of their own. the genetic parents who the baby, of that baby being carried by the savage family, do they have other children of their own, you know? they do, actually, how the entire mix-up happened. their original eggs, they have two kids both from, you know, in vitro fertilization or ivf and they have their frozen embryos stored at the same fertility clipping. what happened at the clinic was instead of grabbing the savages frozen embreees to thaw them and try to- embryos to thaw them and try to transfer them, they grabbed the wrong couple, how it happened. >> thank you for reporting for us tonight. >> you're welcome. >>> a teenager being hailed a hero, pulled a toddler out of a burning car. that is just the begin. >>> plus, she is a rising star on the redskins cheerleading squad. we're going to take you through her tough workout coming up. you don't want to miss this one.  need a lift? hey buddy, i appreciate the ride, you know. no problem. ♪ mind if i take a shortcut? yeah, sure. ♪ i knew the subaru legacy was the smart choice... what i didn't expect... was the fun. the all-new subaru legacy. feel the love. >> do you recognize this piece of movie history? it may fall victim to the economy. the house featured in feres boulder's day off is on the market in chicago for 2.3 million. so far, the only buyers sped want to demolish the house, split up the property and sell it. the glass and steel house was built-in 1953. in the movie, ferris bull oner's friend cameron lived in the house. >>> forbes.com named the costate to do business the fourth straight year. forbes believes virginia has the best quality of life and a good economic climate. rankings are based on business cost, labor supply and growth prospects. governor tim kaine said the recognition is affirmation that virginia can compete at national and global levels. >>> a maryland man leading police on a high-speed chase with his toddler in tow. that is not all. coming up on the news edge at 6. what the man cost in the -- tossed in the anacostia that have police officers searching the river. >>> is now the time to buy, sell or just stay put? we're tracking the changes in the local housing market. >>> and nintendo slashing prices. all ahead tonight at 6. more and more, the quality of our lives depends on our connections. access to high-speed internet, at home and on the go, is no longer a luxury. it's how our children access education. it's how we find jobs, discover information, and connect with family and friends. it's the spark that drives innovation, creates investment, and builds a stronger economy. to shape a better tomorrow, at&t is investing in america's future - working to create an internet that's smart, mobile and safe. last year at&t invested more than any other company in the u.s. and we're ntinuing to invest this year, to expand and enhance our wireless and wired networks. we support a national plan that ensures high speed internet access and enables adoption by all americans, over the next five years. adoption by all americans, over the next five years. the future is our business. at&t. your world delivered. chevy silverado. more confidence than ford f-150. better backed than f-150. at a value f-150 can't touch. silverado. from the family of the most dependable, longest lasting trucks on the road. get 0% apr for 60 months o every '09 silverado half-ton model. with an average finance savings of more than $6400. see your local chevy dealer. >> welcome to the cheer zone. we're going take you behind the scenes with the first lady of football. >> i thought you were going to start choring for us. >> no. >>> there is no doubt those women sweated it out during practices on and off the field. they put in a lot of extra hours at the gym. hard workout. annie shows us what they doing at the gym. ♪ ♪ i like to move it, move it ♪ >> reporter: melanie definitely knows how to move it on the field as she entertains more than 90,000 fans at every home game. but to do that, she has to know how to move it right here at the gym. melanie trains hard to stay looking fit and she has to in order to pump up the crowd for more than 3 hours. >> our outfits are very minimal and shows everything. >> to aim for the sixpack abs and, you know, look lean as much as we can throughout the whole year. >> reporter: this is her second year on the squad but already, she's earned the honor of being the cover girl for this year's calendar. >> it's a huge honor. the girls i looked up to in years past, they were the cover girls and to be in that elite group is pretty amazing. >> reporter: melanie was featured in the calendar last year. >> i thought that with melanie, who is another veteran and so that was interesting, you know. it was comforting having someone else there to, you know, help me do something i have never really done before and this year, i was on my own. it was, you know, kind of a challenge to do this on my own. >> reporter: what is a typical workout like for a cover girl? >> reporter: melanie kicks things off with cardio, whether it's running or bicycling, long enough to get her heart rate up and incorporates a lot of weight lifting to strengthen muscles and to use lean, does lighter weights and adds more reps and adding dumbbells to strengthen glutes and abs and cavs and the all-important abexercise. she likes an exercise ball that works her core muscles and ab. in addition to a strict workout main routine, she maintains the weight with a healthy and balanced diet and oates but in moderation. she starts with a breakfast bar and oatmeal and eats fish or veggies for dinner. what about dessert? >> if i feel like i'm in a good place physically, i will treat myself to a red velvet cupcake. >> reporter: she and the others must keep it moving to look good in those uniforms. >> why do they have to come back to me after the story? melanie currently works as a senior analyst for a major consulting firm in the area. we have a photo gallery of melanie on www.myfoxdc.com. click on the sports tab and look for the cheerleaders. can i hear them clicking away right now. >>> i will tell you, gary mcgradyy -- . >> www.myfoxdc.com. yes. >> i know. >> and watching the story closely. it was quiet. all the men in the studio, they're like that. >> what are you saying, shawn? >> we don't always intently watch fox 5 news at 5? is that what you're say something [ laughter ] >> one time there is a story that mean of interest to myself and our wonderful floor manager db and grover sitting on there, too. yo they would know -- . >> yes. >> all right. >> what was her name? >> melanie. [ laughter ] >> melanie, yeah. okay. >>> listen, we have to talk about the weekend forecast. it's still a challenge. >> okay. >> not as though this is coming into clearvow here for us. this is a lot going on this weekend. sunshine out there and temperatures in the 80s for everybody and at least one location, fredericksburg up to 90 degrees and here we are. the second full day of fall and feels like summertime. that is going to change them. 73 by 11:00 and clouds. looks like we will stay dry this evening. mostly cloudy tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., 68 degrees and mostly cloudy at noon, too and by tomorrow afternoon, there is at least a chance for a spotty shower. it does look like it's not going to be a lot of rain. just a few of us might have showers late, late tomorrow afternoon and 83 in the city; 85, dulles and fredericksburg cooled off. 86 degrees. look at all the rain to the west of us. st. louis is getting plenty of it and a lot of moisture in the gulf of mexico we have to track the rain. this is part of the same system that is going to be bringing us rain rot now, saturday and sunday, part of each day is going to be wet. it looks like. we're figuring out which part of the day is going to get wet and now in terms of where we are now, partly cloudy with more clouds streaming in and we're dry, though, with the front pushing through and we have stayed dry today. max hd future cast at 7 a.m. tell me how much in the way of cloud cover we have and we're mostly cloudy, bright spots north of the sea around southern p.a., northern sections of maryland and sunshine tomorrow afternoon and right now, holding the rain off. we still have to think a spotty shower tomorrow afternoon and into tomorrow evening and looki to the west-southwest. this is where the challenge is into tomorrow night and saturday. all of that moisture out west has to go somewhere and one think this we had seen is that it's saturday afternoon, looks like when this main batch of rain is going to come on through and i still think we'll have timing issues. right now, looks like the better part of saturday will remain dry. there is a lot of wet weather back out to the west. saturday night into sunday morning. we can have some heavy rain and this thunderstorms moving through and right now, looks like the system could get out of here quickly. so, the better part of sunday looks dry and sunshine, too. mild overnight tonight, looks cloudy. temperatures in the upper 60s for the city and temperatures to the south and the northwestern suburbs, the temperatures in the lower 60s and this is what we're calling for the next five days. cooler tomorrow, high of 74 and mostly cloudy, limited sunshine. showers side afternoon and showers sunday morn -- saturday afternoon and sunday morning and dry out on monday. next tuesday-wednesday looks nice and cool. >> all right, thank you, gary. >> thank you. >>> we are following breaking news out of hollywood. we have just leaed that police arrested actor randy quaid and his wife. tmzs harvey levin joins us live with the latest on this case. what happened, harvey? >> reporter: well, we broke the story in the website 15 minutes ago. it happened literally less than a half hour ago. randy quaid and his wife were in texas. the reason they were arrested is because sheriff's in santa barbara say they burglarized and defrauded the san ysidro ranch, a fancy place in santa barbara where they stayed iraqed up a bill of around -- stayed, racked up a bill where they stayed and didn't pay. they have done this elsewhere. they feel they went in with the intent to steal, which is burglary. they found them in texas. she struggled like crazy. assaulted the police, kicked, screamed, yelled and ultimately, they subdued them 20 minutes ago. y that on their way to jail and california is going to try tofra tra duty them. >> that is a big deal. we know you're going to stay on top of that one. >>> the other big story peel are talking about. the mckenzie phillips shocker where she accused her father of molesting her and getting her hooked on drugs. what is the latest fallout there? we understand some of her own family members are saying they don't believe her story. >> reporter: well, yeah and they're split. the people who are listening to her story are split, too. they're almost 50/50 on our website and i think the problem is that she is revealing this right on the heels of a book where she's going to make money. and that is not necessarily a bad think this but people are questioning it. we got her last night and it's interesting to watch the video. it helps you interpreter and may be make a judgement and that is on our show tonight. but it's very interesting and by no means is everyone buying it. >> all right, so we see you have a full plate tonight with the randy quaid breaking news and the mckenzie phillips story. we'll be watching tmz on tv at 6:30 following fox 5 news edge at 6. thank you, harvey. >>> now, to an incredible story of courage. >> it really is. thiseenager being hailed a hero for saving a toddler's life. find out how this all went down. next.  virginians are asking lots of questions about bob mcdonnell's "thesis." how old was he when he wrote it? mcdonnell was 34, married and attending pat robertson's law school. and what did the thesis say about women? a lot... abortion should be outlawed and birth control should be restricted-- even for married adults. then as a legislator he introduced 35 bills to restrict a woman's right to choose. learn more. i'm creigh deeds, candidate for governor, and my campaign sponsored this ad. before taking it on, one must study it first. rushing in unprepared may prove overwhelming... with all that juicy, 100% angus beef. the! you found a point of entry! the bacon beckons like a springboard to paradise. one small bite for man... etcetera, etcetera. angus axiom number 11: ing on the bacon. the astonishing new angus third pounders. all angus. all mcdonald's. ♪ ba> a utah teenager being called a hero. todd cano rescued a little girl trapped after a car accident. the police believe without him, she would not have survived. fox's scott mccain talked to the young hero. >> reporter: todd was heading home to honeyville when he saw the end of the rollover wreck on southbound i-15 near willard bay. >> i saw part of the tire and saw her lose control. he was heading away and instantly turned around. he learned the smallest child was still inside. >> the lady driving started crying the baby is in the car and needs help. >> reporter: she may not look like much but todd said when he arrived on the scene, the car was upside down and that mud down there very, very slippery. it sucked him in, hard to maneuver and he kept his footing and his wits long enough to locate the 3-year-old amada young. >> i reached in there and up did the seat and everything and pulled her out and got her out of the water. >> the seatbelt came undone. >> reporterthat is when the real

. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> the president's bid -- the president gives congress the deadline for health care>> he is continuing his campaign in our backyard. he will hold a rally next thursday and college park, maryland. he will be in new york on monday, and ohio/pennsylvania on tuesday. next month, he will appear with the first president bush at texas and them for community service. it is a little ambitious, but the white house figures if you don't give congress the deadline, it won't work. there is a momentous decision about whether the presence of the u.s. is working in afghanistan. outside pressure is building. they're starting to talk about a timeline for getting out, the one he promoter for iraq when he was running. she is going to let the committee meeting to promote her home town, chicago, for the 2016 summer games. also in the running, rio, madrid, and tokyo. her trainer from chicago talked to women pose a health magazine. it starts with an intense cardio work out, and tops off with on shaping sets. she uses a straight bar attached to a pulley and does as many pushed down as she can

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ba da ba ba ba >>> welcome back. let's reset some of the top stories in the news now. the health department is taking a big hit as prince george's county looks to trim $22 million from the budget. because of state cuts, the county executive says 40 health department employees will lose their jobs by november 1. dozens of other county workers are also being let go. >>> three men at the center of a terrorism investigation appeared in court today and so far only accused of lying to authorities but police have linked at least one of them to al qaeda. and get ready for some construction on virginia roads tonight. the inner and outer loops of the blare will be -- of the beltway will be closed starting at 9:30 tonight so crews can install overhead power lines. and i-95 may be closed up to a half hour at a time between loreton road and route 1 tonight. ha is so crews can re-- that is so crews can replace an overhead signs. >>> the numbers were wrong. more people have alzheimer's disease than the medical community first estimated. a new study out today finds more than 35 million people around the world have the fatal brain wasting disease. that's about the size of the population of canada. but as peggy fox reports, caretakers are not surprised the disease is underreported. >> reporter: you find people of various abilities at the alzheimer's family day center in maryfield. there is lucy ho can talk about today as -- who can talk about today as easily as the day she was married and then lynn lion, a former psychiatrist diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's five years ago when she was 51. >> it is something that woipt change -- won't change and something you have to deal with. >> i think it is a disease that nobody wants to talk about. and that people are deathly afraid of it. it is almost like the scarlet letter. >> reporter: he believes the same fear is behind the underreporting of the disease. the zig ma in the united states has -- the stigma in the united states is becoming less and less over time but we still see in countries around the world a tremendous stigma of not wanting to tell other people, not wanting to get the clear diagnosis. >> reporter: the report says that by the year 2050, a staggering 115 million people will have alzheimer's disease. the rising numbers are due to the world's aging population, but also, increasing risk factors. >> high blood pressure. diabetes. and obesity. and those four factors do increase your risk for getting brain disease later in life. >> reporter: there are many alzheimer's medications but they alleviate the symptoms and will is no cure and alzheimer's researchers still don't know what causes it. a cure doesn't look promising, there is hope a vaccine can be developed to prevent the disease. in maryfield, peggy fox, 9 news now and wusatv9.com. >>> now there are major studies under way looking at targeting a gumpingy protein called -- gunky protein called beta ameloid that builds up in a patient's brain and seems to cause alzheimer's symptoms. >>> a california rapper who bragged about the thrill of killing is charged with the murder of a virginia pastor. police say 20-year-old richard mccrosski is likely connected to three other murders in a town of marmville. rapped under the name of psycho sam was given a court appointed attorney today. he was arrested at the richmond airport on saturday as he waited for a flight back to california. >>> a man suspected of killing his family in florida is now in custody in haiti right now. the bodies of mesack damas' wife, five children were found inside the couple's apartment in naples on saturday night. >> in 30 years in collier county, and speaking with investigators at the scene the other night, this is certainly the most horrific and violent scene that our community has ever experienced. >> the associated press reports damas is being held at the police station near the port-au- prince airport. >>> the top commander in afghanistan says we risk losing the war all together without more troops on the ground. digital correspondent joel brown has the latest. >> reporter: president obama's top commander in afghanistan says more troops are needed or the war will be lost. that could be a tough sell. the president has already moved in 21,000 soldiers this year, and 68,000 are now on the ground. but general stanley mccrystal is calling for more soldiers to get the upper hand on al qaeda as well as taliban insurgents. >> the situation is deteriorated on the ground. you have the taliban that has regained footholds in parts of the country in the south and in the east. they have gotten better at what they do. >> reporter: mccrystal is 1 also calling for a change in strategy that includes building a relationship with the afghan people, so they don't view the u.s. as the enemy. mccrystal's report was supposed to be confidential. but parts of it were leaked to the press and that is creating a political headache for the president. a growing number of democrats want to put the brakes on our involvement in afghanistan while republicans are demanding more forces to fight the war now entering its ninth year. >> so the challenge for president obama, to make sure that he is articulating what it is that our national interests involve here, and how we're going to achieve it. and how we can get out. >> reporter: president obama says he is a skeptical audience and will be asking hard questions of the military commanders before committing more troops to the war in afghanistan. swroal brown, cbs news -- joel brown, cbs news, washington. >> while the commander in chief considers sending more troops to afghanistan, lawmakers on the hill are weighing health care reform and how to make it happen. one of the five bills under review is going to be tweaked before going to committee. montana democrat senator max baucus plans to modify the proposal to make insurance premiums more affordable and the bill is is slated to go before the committee tomorrow. >>> the "cbs evening news" is less than an hour away and katie couric joins us live with a preview. >> coming up, lee suspects and a power plant appeared in court today, but law enforcement says there remains a deep concern the government may have only partially disrupted a terror plot. so the question a lot of people are asking, could other potential terrorists still be on the loose? >>> plus, we will have a lighter story. the secret to staying healthy and living longer from the oldest man in the world who turns the big 113 today. steve hartman has his story in assignment america tonight only on the "cbs evening news" right after 9 news now. back to you. >> katie, that. >>> >>> -- katie, thanks. >>> they say big things come in small packages but coming up find out why small packages may be a better way to live smart. we'll be right back. virginians are asking lots of questions about bob mcdonnell's "thesis." how old was he when he wrote it? mcdonnell was 34, married and attending pat robertson's law school. and what did the thesis say about women? a lot... abortion should be outlawed and birth control should be restricted-- even for married adults. then as a legislator he introduced 35 bills to restrict a woman's right to choose. learn more. i'm creigh deeds, candidate for governor, and my campaign sponsored this ad. >>> you ever order a really small product only to have it arrive at your home in a huge box? well, we found some overpacking offenders that have some consumers raising their voices. >>> paper products like cardboard boxes used for shipping make up a third of the municipal solid waste in the united states. could we cut back? consumer reports mandy walker says people often send in letters complaining of small items arriving in too much packaging. to see for itself, cr ordered several small items for 13 companies, including avon, staples, drugstore .com, orientle trading company, and best buy. >> we were really surprised to find so many tiny items came in boxes that were way too big. >> reporter: for example, this package from drugstore .com contains just one lip balm. and this box from avon arrived with just one lip balm, too. inside this box from oriental trading company, one small vial of beads and look at this box from staples, it could easily fit 200 pencils but contained just one. >> we consulted a packaging expert and we found that companies can save money if they buy the same size boxes for everything they ship. >> but not every package arrives oversized. this small pack of batteries ordered from keytar came in a small shipping envelope. less packaging could make a real difference if we cut back the use of cardboard from 100 tons to 90, and it would save more than 5300 pounds of waste, 20,000 gallons of waste water, and more than 34,000 pounds of carbon dioxide equivalent. >> now some companies like avon, staples and lands' end told consumer reports they recycle thousands of tons of cardboard a year. and there is plenty that you can do to make a difference in the amount of waste generated and we have some helpful tips on our web site, wusatv9.com, and just go to living smart and you will find some stuff also on living green. >> i can't believe how big the boxes were. >> one pens until a huge, huge box. >> that -- one pens until a huge, huge box. >> that is just silly. >> it is. >>> and we're gearing up for a pretty big night at news tuesday and share -- at 9 news and share the excitement of a new fall season on cbs. >>> and scathing reviews from the redskins own locker room, coming up >>> they were ugly, as it, were with a w. and we have a pollen count number. a little bit of a break now. everything is low with the exception of mold spores. grasses are low. and go to our web site wusatv9.com and a click on the weather tab and follow the drop- down menu to allergy update and you will get the numerical breakdown. >>> we will come back and break down the week after this. stay tuned. the new 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this says i'm over here but i will take you back? >> the problem is she is not having any luck getting engaged. >> it is candy. >> what did you think it was going to be? >> she has had enough of me and she dumps me. because i am a little relationship shy. i'm like a really great boyfriend but a bad husband. >> so billy decides to grab her best friend olivia and sister abbey and boogie down at the local club. after a mojita or

. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> welcome back. the u.s.oastguard and cnn are pointing fingers at each other for the misinterpretation of today's drill out on potomac river. others are questioning the timing of the exercise being that today is the 8th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. people are sensitive. susan is joining us now. why did that happen today? >> i think what the coastguard was thinking is basically they do this four times a week. this is a regular drill that they always do. no one notices on any other day of the year so why not keep doing it? again, this is something that they broadcast over a marine channel that most people don't listen to except for maybe reporters and they felt that there wasn't anything -- it was business as usual. >> in other words, any ordinary person may have made the same decision. how much do you blame cnn for listening to scanners and then running with this story? >> i think perhaps cnn could have waited a half hour, maybe an hour on this day when people on edge if you have reports like thi

. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >> what are you doing back so soon?, they canceled the toy drive. >> that's bad. what happened? >> somebody forgot to pass out the flyers. hey, baby, i think i'm gonna keep these flip-flops. you think these go with my speedos? >> man, we need to talk. >> oh. oh, yeah. so, did you reserve the honeymoon suite? >> actually, we got a refund, and we'll be home in our own bed. >> what are you talking about, ella? >> baby, i canceled the trip so that we could be home with c.j. and the kids for the holidays. this is the first time that the kids will be without janine for christmas. >> ella, them kids are fine. i just seen them. they fine. >> curtis... >> i got flip-flops on, ella. >> ok, curtis. then wear them next year. >> what do you want? >> pops, the kids left the foster home before i could cancel. i'm gonna need some money to buy toys. >> no, you don't. just go get a bag and go outside. get some rocks, put it in there, and give it to the kids. tell them to kick them around. >> curtis, you will not have my son telling foste

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. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> after a five day rally, wall street loses ground today.ones closed down and the s&p dropped 1 into here is what we're working on for you tonight at 11:00. we have more of that. we'll have the latest on the torrential rain and the flooding. it put one baltimore county community under water for a little while. plus more on the confusion and fear triggered by a coast guard training exercise on the potomac. the cain -- the chain of events that might have you shaking your head. >>> the rain is ending tonight. tomorrow should be a decent day. partly cloudy and chance for an afternoon shower. 72 degrees. the sunshine comes back on sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> that's looking good. i'm mary beth marsden, changes for joining us. we'll be back here tonight at 11:00. we hope to see you then. have a great weekend. dry out.

. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> starting tomorrow, maryland crabbers will no longer be able to harvest femalerabs. that is causing something of a controversy. abc2 photo journalist don harrison caught up with crabbers who say virginia watermen aren't playing by the same rules. [no audio] bay clean-up could be a model for other waterways. apparently there was a problem with the tape. we'll get back to it. high-ranking epa official scott fulton says the development of a bay clean-up strategy is worth watching. >>> got some weather for us? >> we want to see the crabs make a good comeback. we'll have a choppy day on the bay tomorrow. north winds probably kicking up one to two foot a chop. water temperature still 73 degrees. >> it's september. >> the water stays warm for another month or so. beautiful shot on the tower cam. nice panoramic view. and really a nice sort of summerlike night even though we're well into the first days of fall now. temperatures dropping off into the upper 70s now. 79 currently at bwi marshall. humidity 62% but noticeably less muggy out right now. thanks to a cool front t

. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> we are following breaking news out of dundalk.ou are look at a 72-inch water main that's gushing water for almost to hours. that could be as much as 11,000 pounds a minute. -- sorry 11,000 gallons a minute. we have two crews on the scene we have been talking live to people in the community. a number of businesses in the logan village shopping center have been shut down. we have had a number of homes evacuated. we have seen people in row boats and canoes trying to get out of the community. police have gone in and moved people out. we have folks sending in cell phone video and still pictures. we are encouraging you, if you are in a safe position and able to send us some video or give us a call we'd love to hear from you. we'll put you on the air live. we have roosevelt on the scene feet away from the massive watermain break. we covered the big watermain break in downtown baltimore a few months back. give me a sense of how this compares. >> reporter: this is bigger. if you think we got closer, as you can take a look, it is really, re

. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> stocks lost a little ground today breaking a three-day rally.ow closed seven, nasdaq lost six, sp fell three. >>> we're working for you in these tough economic tiles. on our web site today, are you looking for work? what to leave out of your resume. plus, whether you're trying to save a buck or save the planet, 10 ways you can change your behavior. log on to abc2news.com and click on our financial financial. >>> here's what we're working on tonight for abc2 news at 11:00 -- more on obama's visit to college park. continuing his push for health care reform. and even with more than 47,000 choices it can still be hard balancing tasty with healthy when you go to the grocery store. tonight, some helpful tips for your next trip to the supermarket. >>> i know today was an ugly day but tomorrow lsh a little better as we get gradual clearing moving in and setting us up for a very nice but cool weekend. we'll talk again tonight at 11:00. >> that's all for us on abc2 news at 6:00em i'm marybeth marsden, thank you for joining us. see you at 11:00. have a gre

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. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> good news the water has stopped flowing from the 72-everyone main.ig giant rocks are in the road. pieces of pipe. already since the walter water is going down they are going through neighborhoods to make sure people are okay. they got the water shut off. that's the first bit of good news we have had in two hours that the water from the 72-inch main has stopped. stay with abc 2 news and abc2news.com. we'll continue to bring you information on the blooding in dundalk from a massive watermain break. we'll be back throughout the evening. abc news is next.