i wasn't resentful when rauf said that to ed bradley.h saying it so close to 9/11 and making an excuse, that's what it came -- you saw ed bradley's expression. ed bradley went up like are you saying that we are responsible? that's how it came off. you are right. >> you left out one thing from your incredibly long list there, bill. that is support for israel. so, if the united states decides that it's in its self-interest to support israel, what, then we should expect these crazy lunatics to fly airplanes into buildings and then our policies are accessories to the crime? second thing you said that i want to take issue with, you said moderate muslims around the world think. let me tell you something, bill. a moderate in the muslim world is very different from a moderate by american values. very different. >> bill: i know. i define moderate muslims as people who don't hate america. >> i understand your argument but with all due respect i'm not terribly impressed by it let me just finish my point. and that is that in 1900 words they didn't m

it was picked off by bradley.aynesworth gives us his look. >> they want to come in here and beat them. but they are and all of them -- but they are an nfl team, too. they get trapped picks. you cannot leave them off the hook. -- they get draft picks. you cannot leave them off the hook. we just did not capitalize. >> their quarterback showed a lot of poise. he made some plays there. it was a credit to them, keeping the ball away from us as much as they did. >> one of the biggest questions that came out of today's game is what happened to portis after running very effectively in the first half? he clearly was not hurt. he did not seem to know why he did not play more. >> i have no idea. i go out and prepare and they call you when they call you. i have to cheer my teammates on. i am the support they need me to be. >> of the redskins' next opponent are the eagles. the skins have to find a way to cool off the highest qb in football. the nationals and braves play this afternoon. in the bottom of the seventh inning, it w

as you can see bradley struggles to get up only to collapse seconds later. >> when two helmets hit each other at moment zero, they stop. they don't break. the brain continues to move. >> reporter: there's no question today's players size and speed contribute to the growing number of head injuries. but some wonder if today's high-tech helmets don't also play a part, whether the promise of better protection gives players a false sense of security and encourages them to take risks. former coach now football analyst beano cook believes players would be better off with the leather helmets their great grandfathers wore. >> many times platers don't tackle any more. they just go head first into some player. >> reporter: head injuries are getting unprecedented attention as researchs combing through data from studies like this one using special helmet sensors at indiana university. but in the meantime the game goes on as it did last night at pen, where owen thomas's team now plays without whim. cynthia bowers, cbs news, chicago. >> mitchell: we have a hurricane cup date for you this evening. igor

tahman bradley, abc news, silver spring, maryland. >> i smell something. oh my gosh!te the graphics. so unpleasant. >> they're here! >> the worst part about these bugs, they say don't try vacuuming them happy birthday! ♪ you make me feel so young. ♪ you make me feel so spring has sprung ♪ you're not fooling anybody, you know. [female announcer] knowing who to turn to for financial help can make all the difference. national foundation for credit counseling members can put you on the road to recovery. to connect to a certified counselor, call us or visit debtadvice dot org. in our nation's all-volunteer armed forces have made a commitment to protect us and our freedoms. many of them will return from the war on terror with missing limbs, severe burns, or traumatic brain injuries. back home, these soldiers will begin a new battle, the often difficult journey to get their lives back on track. the wounded warrior project was created to help and support these injured heroes through programs that deliver needed supplies to their hospital bedsides, and through services that br

i wish i had done it years earlier than i actually did. >> so bradley manning could potentially fallnto that category. >> certainly not. he's being called a trader and no way does he fit the definition of a trader. >> why? >> because i think he wants the best for his county tr. this is what i know from what's come out. >> so, this is your analysis based on the news. >> based on the news. when i read that what we saw he thought was almost criminal and the video he takes credit for having released to a friend of his at least, of what was called the collateral murder of the reuters newspaper man, looked like a war crime. he said he saw much like that and the stuff he said should be known to americans, not just held by people like him in the military. i recognize that point of view and when he said to his associate, i'm ready to go to prison for life or even be executed, i haven't read anything like that for 40 years. that's somebody who's in the same state of mind as i was 40 years ago and i represent him for it. >> my final and brief question to you is do you believe what he is doing i

here's abc's tahman bradley. >> reporter: in this year of widespread pest pandemonium. >> bedbugs. >>>> bedbugs are back. >> reporter: you've probably had your eyes fixed on your bed. now it seems you may turn your nose toward your air vent. >> something hits me in the back of my neck and stuff. >> reporter: forget bedbugs. in maryland and across the northeast it's man versus stink bugs, an all-out war. >> they're terrible. they're everywhere. >> reporter: they're brown, foul-smelling creatures popping up in vent, on wall, on window, even in beards. omitting a foul odor when irritated or squashed and man, it seems, is downright helpless. the good news is they don't sting. they don't bite and they're pretty easy to catch. parker brewer, a resident of silver spring, maryland, must collect the bugs every day. the deck of his house is under siege. >> i've tried to attack them as best as i can but i'm losing the battle. >> reporter: as fall brings cooler temperatures, the bugs have left their orchards and corn feels for our homes making an already rotten year for bugs, well, really stink.

. >> what happened to milton bradley.was my favorite name. >> i think he ran out of teams he could be angry with. young minor leaguers that are angry. a fight broke out, greenville, south carolina, two minor league teams. lake would catches valley. nobody passes away. that looks like a real fight. minor leaguers, i would fight too, $1,500 a mung and in a bad mood. 2005 heisman trophy will remain vacant. lebron james decision to cleave cleveland hurt him, 6th disliked figure in american sports. somebody hates him. >> good night. at's a 1-2-0? for two bags. [ imitating siren ] pull over! looks like we got a runner. pull over! we know you've been charging for bags! we can't stop every plane. we're gonna stop this one. you can fly, but you can't hide. ♪ [ ding ] >> we'll be back after the break.

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you can kind of see some of the flashing lights on bradley boulevard overlooking 495. from where we are to kind of see the accident scene but it is a big mess and causing major ises for folks. some people are last minute to try and give up on the inner loop and get over here to i-270. that can be pretty dangerous, because these are double lines here, folks are supposed to be crossing them at thi point. so causing a lit bit of a mess as people are trying to make that transition. they've got to get that truck out of the roway. get trucks to move it so they can get traffic on the road again. it's starting to pick up just a little bit here. still a lot of stop and go here as folks are trying to make their way. inner loop heading towards wisconsin avenue, major backups. traffic all the way up 495. fos just need to be careful and pay attention as they head out this morning. tracee wilkins live in montgomery county. >> trae, thanks very much. >> back to meteorologist tom kierein in the storm center for the latest on this weather. >> good morning. we have a tornado warning in

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bradley cooper appears in the film.originally slated to release in 2008, but it has been pushed back three times. >>> the redskins are back on the road next week. they will go to philadelphia to take on the eagles. the nationals will play the phillies this week. they will then head to new york friday through sunday to take on the mats. d.c. united is on the road this week. >>> we will check our top headlines, including a bizarre tire slashing case. also, there is promise me low prices. and stick to it. like seriously low prices. [ male announcer ] at safeway, we made a promise of low prices. and we're keeping it. [ female announcer ] with club card specials like pork loin rib half, 99 cents a pound and campbell's select harvest soup only a $1 each. i need to know that when i'm here, the low prices will be too. monday, tuesday, everyday. i'm a big fan of everyday. [ male announcer ] and with thousands of everyday low prices, you'll save all over the store. [ female announcer ] low prices you can count on. at safeway, tha

think the law enforcement odd couple. >> thing that has to do with bradley whitford and a script is funnyuse much of the script. he will go off an a character tangent. and we have to roll with it. >> reporter: now, sitting next to diana is jenny waite, she plays the assistant da. it is the gal the talking about the good guys, which premieres tonight 9:00. matt morgan will guest star in the premiere at 9:00 o'clock tonight. what what's on tv to what's out there d.c., that's what i'm talking about today. what's out there is beautiful landscapes like meridian hill park where we are live this morning. and where the cultural landscape foundation is wanting you to come this weekend. in addition to 24 other spots, public spaces, gardens, parks, you name it, anywhere we can all go. you are might know they're there, you might not know they're there, even if you do know, you might not know the story behind the historic landscape. we have some of the best collections of landscape of any city across the nation. this weekend is a two day event, inviting people to come out. at each of 25 locations, the

they are harmless. >> that's pretty bad. >> reporter: tahman bradley, abc news, silver spring, maryland

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here's tahman bradley. >> reporter: in this year of widespread pest pandemonium -- >> bedbugs are back. >> reporter: -- you've probably had your eyes fixed on your bed. now it seems you may need to turn your nose towards your air vent. >> something hits me in the back of my neck and stuff, and, you know, i'm just waving it off. >> reporter: forget bedbugs, in maryland and across the northeast, it's man versus stink bugs, an all-out war. >> they're terrible. they're everywhere. we can't get rid of them. >> reporter: they're brown, foul-smelling creatures that are popping up in vents, on walls, on windows, even in beards. omitting a foul odor when irritated or squashed, and, man, it seems, is downright helpless. the good news is they don't sting, they won't bite and they're pretty easy to catch. parker brewer, a resident of silver spring, maryland, must collect them every day. the deck of his house is under siege. >> i've tried to attack them as best as i can, but i'm losing the battle. >> reporter: as fall brings cooler temperatures the bugs have left their orchards and cornfields for o

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bradley has this story. >> we are about to make history. big surge and we will fight with valor and tremendous bravery. >> under cover of darkness, in the early morning, a massive and powerful force of 8000 troops launched operation dragon strike. >> go, go, go! >> 3 simultaneous attacks. the call at -- it is a taliban stronghold. most of the day was spent finding and destroying weapon caches. as for the taliban, they are nowhere to be found. knowing they were coming, they wisely fled to stand and fight another day. combat engineers use plastic explosives to destroy bomb making facilities and clear improvised explosive devices for the advancing troops. the green zone it is the gateway to afghanistan's second-largest city. for years, going back to the soviet occupation, the taliban has used it as their own personal highway for moving troops and weapons and smuggling drugs. the region was also a safe haven for the taliban, home to many taliban hotels. the taliban wanted to hold this area. for now, they are gone. now it is the mission

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it happened along river road and bradley boulevard. one person was hurt, but at this point we are not sure of the condition. nearly 30 students are being checked out by amy workers as a precaution. it is believed they attend saint stevens and saint agnes school in alexandria. >>> one person is dead after a fast-moving fire ripped through a northwest dc apartment this morning. flames broke out shortly before 4:00 a.m. it is near irving street in the columbia heights neighborhood. lindsey mastis joining us with more. >> reporter: jessica, investigators are on the scene trying to find out the cause of the fire. they know it started on the fifth floor and went up through the stairwell. the fire was so intense that one person jumped out the window. >> there was one resident, who did jump from the interior of the building to escape the fire. >> reporter: that man died a short time later. four others are in critical condition, including a child. eight people were transported to lock a hospitals. 40 others were treated on the scene. >> got my

here is bradley. >> president barack obama played basketball on sunday with his two daughters sasha andea. just about every other washington insider played politics. former president bill clinton barn -- barnstormed for other candidates where they could gain control of the house and the senate. >> their argument is we dug a $3 trillion hole in eight years and they didn't get us out in 21 months. >> republicans faulted the democrats for not pushing the tax cuts beyond the november election. >> it would be the most irresponsible thing i have seen since i have been in washington, d.c. >> democrats say they are ready to cut taxes. they say it is republicans holding up the legislation by insisting tax breaks for the wealthiest americans continue. >> they will have to explain to their constituents why they are holding up tax cuts for the middle class. it is an untenable position to say we will allow your taxes to go up on january 1st unless the president agrees to give tax cuts to millionaires and billionaires. >> extending tax cuts for those making over a quarter million dollars would cost $

a red headed rihanna and bradley and renee, before they dated. >> i just love her.t interviews. >> on the tube, can you get up? >> why you can't miss grey's.

but a ride to bradley technical high school proves there are star teachers fighting the good fight. >to credit our own way. >> reporter: you're building robots? and thanks to an innovative partnership with industry, 4400 kids get cutting edge training. >> it really isn't any need to leave a beautiful place like milwaukee to have a great career. >> reporter: a ride downtown provens it is beautiful. a modern skyline and museums, hip neighborhoods, more ves pas than hogs. all of it has a potential to hold promising young engineers like cecilia cruise. what is your dream? >> i want to invent something. >> reporter: back at my old projects, a sign that it lives on. joan left her manufacturing job by choice, took advantage of the wisconsin business initiative and started a company called cakes to take. martha stewart of berryland. >> you got it. >> reporter: with the right leadership in this town, happy days could be here again. >> i'm so happy that you came. >> reporter: bill weir, abc news, mihm walk key. >> and keep writing us absolutions in your hometown. we're going to report on them r

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bradley could face 52 years in prison. >>> in news of the world tonight in after fan stan, the tom united nations envoy said today saturday's elections won't be perfect. but there won't be a repeat of last year's fraud. >>> in the middle east, secretary of state hillary clinton -- >>> in mexico, the country began officially celebrating it's 200th anniversary just after midnight. president felipe calderon led cheers of the traditional independence cry viva mexico. but in some cities where the drug cartels run rampant, the festivities were more subdued. >>> workers rallied outside a meeting at uc regents in san san francisco today. the regents voted to increase what the workers workers donate to their pensions. >>> voters in oakland are about to choose a new mayor but the way they choose will be new to voters, and could lead to some surprising results. >>> and the end of summer is next week, but it may feel more like fall as soon as tomorrow. chief meteorologist bill martin is working on the complete bay area forecast. >>> republican candidate fiorina received an endorsement today where she

bradley could face 52 years in prison. >>> in news of the world tonight in after fan stan, the tom uniteds envoy said today saturday's elections won't be perfect. but there won't be a repeat of last year's fraud. >>> in the middle east, secretary of state hillary clinton -- >>> in mexico, the country began officially celebrating it's 200th anniversary just after midnight. president felipe calderon led cheers of the traditional independence cry viva mexico. but in some cities where the drug cartels run rampant, the festivities were more subdued. >>> workers rallied outside a meeting at uc regents in san san francisco today. the regents voted to increase what the workers workers donate to their pensions. >>> voters in oakland are about to choose a new mayor but the way they choose will be new to voters, and could lead to some surprising results. >>> and the end of summer is next week, but it may feel ú >>> republican candidate fiorina received an endorsement today where she worked. she talked about jobs and blamed democratic senator barbara boxer's policies for losing so many. >> since july

tahman bradley, abc news, the white house. >>> thousands of tea party members and their supporters turned out for rallies across the country sunday. in sacramento an estimated 4,000 people joined a united to the finish rally, but that was far fewer than the 25,000 to 50,000 crowd that organizers had predicted. demonstrators called for smaller government and a repeal of the obama health care plan. >>> another monster storm is picking up steam in the atlantic. hurricane igor is packing winds of up to 150 miles per hour, just shy of a category 5 storm. igor is far from land but expected near bermuda sometime saturday morning. it's not forecast to hit the u.s. directly. tropical storm julia is also churning in the atlantic now and could become a hurricane this week. >> busy season. >>> here's your monday forecast. another dreary day here in new york with some light showers, stretching into new england. hail, gusty winds, and flash flooding across nebraska and kansas. showers from dallas to houston. rain south of denver into albuquerque. scattered showers across florida. >>> 80s from miami to

as we switch our cameras over and show you bradley and connecticut, obviously the commute is clear. nothing to stand in your way. very volume light. and ending with a shot of 355 and shady grove, stopped at a red light because green light to a nice commute right now. we remain incident free. it is 6:09. you are watching 9 news now. we'll be right >>> we are back with a hidden warning about a health danger. a blood vessel disease that million of americans have and many don't know it until it is at an advanced stage. we have more on pad and how you can get checked free for pad. >> reporter: that's the sound of blood pumping through the body as picked up by an ultrasound machine. if that flow gets blocked around the heart or brain, a heart steak attack or stroke can strike. -- heart attack or stroke can strike. but when it is blocked in the legs it is called pad an the biggest warning sign is pain after exercise. >> the fist thing that happens is you get pain when you walk. this occurs when you use the muscle in your legs. >> after a quarter of a mile on a treadmill the pain would begi

i had driven bradley crazy. >> what year was it? >> that was about 1976 or 1977. >> what did you do from then on? >> i freelanced. >> how much fun was that? >> i have always been lucky. i am very lucky. i am a man of modest talent and great luck. >> on december 17, 1969, you wrote another headline, "my son drops out." >> i forgot that one. what happened to that son? >> he went on to get a phd. from harvard. [laughter] >> how did that happen? >> well, a lot of people find that after they are out for a while, they would rather go back in. that is basically what happened. >> you have three sons? >> yes. >> were they doing? -- what are they doing? >> one is a scholar, writer, etc. one is a soldier, a policeman sort of like. the third one is also a freelance business writer. >> you are not big on war. >> no, it is not my favorite thing. >> how does it work out with your son being a policeman- soldier type? >> i am not big on war, but i certainly believe that you need to have an army. they are the guardians of the night. my father was a s

of the reasons why "the good guys" is shooting there, it is a cop comedy action show with me and bradleyop and i'm the younger, by-the-books cop and things explode. the reason why we're in dallas is because chuck norris filmed "walker, texas ranger" there. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: please stay in your seats. stay in your seats, everybody! >> that's not it. "barney" also was shot in dallas. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there might be a riot here. i've never seen a riot here before. there might be. >> they both fought crime, but separately. they did not fight crime together. >> jimmy: that's true. >> "barney" and "walker, texas ranger." >> jimmy: well, that's an honor. i remember seeing one "walker, texas ranger" where he kicked -- this dude wanted to fight him. and then he kicked the dude -- but he kicked the dude through a glass window. the dude fell out of the glass window on to a kerosene -- oh, he's on fire. i forgot to mention that. [ laughter ] landed on a kerosene tank and the tank exploded. i was like, "that is the way to kill someone on television." [ light laughter

most are along connecticut avenue between the circle at western avenue and bradley boulevard. it is a heavily traveled main commuter corridor. >> they're just, big brother is tang your picture and sending you a bill in the mail. >> reporter: have you ever got one of though pictures in the mail? >> absolutely. >> rorter: drivers familiar with this strep of connecticut avue know, they have to slow down. >> you know where the cameras are? he have one? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: have you ever gotten caught? >> no, i haven't. >> reporter: because? >> because i'm alert. >> reporter: you can see drivers hitting the braights before the 30-mile-an-hour enforced signs. as a result, there were 50,000 fewer speeding tickets issued last year which means revenue was down $2.5 million. money earmarked for chevy chase village's pedestrian projects, like the sidewalk go to be built next month along brookdale road. >> the state enacted a law that allows the safe street program to enhance pedestrian programs within jurisdictions. that's what we're doing. >> reporter: so the village budget is not

. >> reporter: carlos bradley is a personal trainer at the aquatic and fitness center. he sees a lot of of guys sblip this exercise compulsion. >> they're an overachiever already themselves want to do and keep working. they figure more is better. more is not always better. >> reporr: exercise dependency is a relatively new disoefrl it is brought on by a couple of thing. the spread of the fitness club cuture and the increasing pressure on young men to be both lean and muscular. he says part of it relates to control and part is physical. >> when you exercise, physiologically, endorphins really kick in. if your body is used to producing those endorphins da after day and you miss a derrek your body feel like it is hungry. it is missing something. >> reporter: as a result, you keep coming bck for more. how do you know if you crossed thline from being fit to being obsessed? >> if it is affecting an important part of your life because you're missing work. it is affecting time with your retionships, that's the key point to indicate, this is going too far. >> reporter: the key i

abc's tom bradley has more. >> b.p.'blowout preventer reached the service where investigators took possession and evidence. >> it will be transferred to other vessels and transferred to the area where it will be taken into custody. >> the blowout preventer was supposed to be the last line of defense. it should have sealed the well pipe preventing oil from escaping. it didn't. and more than 200 million gallons of oil spilled into the gulf of mexico causing the worst environmental disaster in u.s. history. the leak was capped in july and engineers have placed a new blowout preventer on the well. >> i'm very pleased to announce there was a new blowout preventer on this well. it doesn't cause a threat to the gulf of mexico. >> the blowout preventer is one piece of the investigation. the government is looking why a bubble of methane gas escaped from the well and ignited. the exemployees april 20th killed 11 workers. it could prove vital in lawsuits if the equipment was poorly maintained, b.p. could be found criminally neglige

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. >> every nomination is worth having add bill bradley, dick gephart, all those guys that didn't run002. >>> new numbers show the housing crisis is still driving hundreds of thousands into foreclosure. >> this is one of the most stubborn problems in the recession. the numbers of people who are not paying their mortgage. this is one of those issues where the government has really poured a lot of resources into trying to fix the foreclosure crisis and frankly not had that much success. >> i got to think as i'm standing inside a foreclosure house here that the white house is really finding this difficult to swallow, these numbers are really stunning and troublesome. let's take a look at the statistics here and you can just see one in 381 u.s. homes now are in some stage of foreclosure. and of course the states that are in the worst shape, number one, in nevada, where one in 84 homes is in foreclosure, florida one in 155 homes are in foreclosure. and arizona one in 165 homes from in some stage of foreclosure. we take a look at what states are responsible for all the homes that are in for

you were in the carter administration, you worked for bill bradley before your stint at the white house. some people, some places are better at change. but this is a lot of change in the white house. three of four of the top economic folks are gone are leaving. how will this administration handle this. >> one thing that's always been true is a lot is thrown at it. and the president and his team are very well at catching it and moving the forward. as you said in your run up to this segment. if you look at today, you have the new health care reforms becoming law. six months later peace of health care becomes law. people don't have to worry about insurance companies dropping them or denying their children coverage because of preexisting conditions. this was a big part of the president's agenda. it kicks in today. we have the republicans seeing it as a very big point they can make to help them take over the house and senate in the fall. big insurance companies are eliminating the child only coverage. a question can be raised, how did that big loophole exist that they could just stop coverag

showing you connecticut and bradley boulevard. no complaints out here obviously. lanes are wide open. 355 and shady grove road, the same situation looks like drivers, the few we are seeing out there, they are moving at speed. it is ten minutes after the 6:00 hour. hope you are off to a great thursday. we'll be right >>> flames broke out at a complex in northwest houstonful several you know units were destroyed. forcing families to find enter somewhere else to live. it is unclear what started the fire. >>> several communities in los angeles were evacuated after a wife threatened homes. the canyon fire has burned more than 6,000 abeers since sunday. more than 8,000 firefighters are on the fire line. no word on the cause. >>> >>> powerful storms knocked down tree and tore up shingles in missouri. dozens of back roads are still closed because of downed tree and power lines. the sudden downpour flooded main road and dozens of basements. >>> earthquake experts gathering in palm springs this week say they have collected new data that will allow them to better predict the

michael bradley.ining us. >> my pleasure. >> it is troublesome to watch what that father did on the school bus and watch the video. but there's also a lot of sympathy. we heard from parents. parents say they will do anything to protect their children. what comes to your mind when you watch that video? >> i would have wanted to do the same thing. i think i'm irish. i want to go in there and beat up the bullies. it doesn't work. i wish it worked. it doesn't. it's much more complex than that. our job as parents are to protect our kids in that situation. that involves helping them feel a sense of control, a sense of respect. and teaching them how to handle these situations because we're not going to be there on the butts with thbus with them the rest of their lives? >> what should the father have done? he should have talked to his daughter and not the teachers or the bus driver? >> the research is clear. when we jump in and do that, the kids feel worse. they feel less controlled. they feel they helpless w