brian moore, nbc news, washington. >>> still ahead, the woman accidentally implanted with the wrong embryo has given birth. another couple came forth saying theirs were also mislabeled. >>> two tigers escaped from a zoo. >> they cancelled last night's "tonight show." we'll tell you what happens. >>> coming up, the nationals match a miserable number. plus, the maryland tarps trying to bounce back agast rutgers. we'll show you >>> an ohio woman implanted with the wrong embryo has given birth to a boy. they plan to give the child to its biological parents. a fertility clinic transfer red the wrong embryo. meanwhile, another couple filed a lawsuit claiming their embryos have been lost. that clinic is since shut down their invitro operations. >>> today, hundreds of families who lost loved ones serving the kucountry had a time of remembrance. they recognizeamerica's fallen and allows them to meet others who lost loved ones in service. unlike civilian deaths, they often cannot see their deceased one for weeks. >>> cars lined up for the nbc 4 community shred. it allows people to get rid of persona

i don't know if you saw but we're getting a lot of e-mails on what happened to brian moore. is giving his report. the media is invited in to talk about that. and some of the participants shout him down and say he is battleground rude. were those conservatives out of lane? >> well, i don't think they were representative of the whole. one doesn't speak for everyone. at the end of the day, i think valley you a voters care about the important issues that are confronting this country. the economy and national security. those are the issues that by and large, that i think will be addressing. >> those aren't some of the topics that i just read. one of the topics was global warming hysteria. the new face of the pro-death agenda. what is that about? >> i don't know. the first time i'm seeing it. it is part of the republican base. both the republican party and democratic party have idealogs on eats side for better or worse. when you look at the party as a whole, you satisfy individuals that are concerned about the critical issues. >> let me ask you, is the future of the republican par

nbc's brian moore joins us live in washington, give us a wrapup of what we have been hearing today. >lot of ways, a social conservative t.e.a. party. 2,000 gathered to hear speakers, not just like mike hukby, but carrie prejean, stephen baldwin, the reality show actor. middle of the road message, talking about abortion and gay rights and also talking about big government. coming up tomorrow, there is going to be a very interesting breakout session, a couple of them in fact, let's go over some of the titles. certainly, eyebrow-raising here, some of the titles, true tolerance countering the homosexual agenda in public schools. obamacare, rationing your life away, global warming hysteria, the new face of the pro-death agenda, and fighting you the vast left-wing conspiracy, some of the things going on here tomorrow that people will be talking about. for the most part though, off this stage, it's been a sort of inclusive agenda of a way to bring in more conservatives and somebody here not liking what we are talking about right now. norah? >> looks like they are -- >> we are invited guests,

in washington, i'm brian moore, wbal tv, 11 news. >> at last check, hartford county schools plan to view the speech to decide how to work it into the curriculum. others will leave it up to the schools. white house advisor van jones has resigned. he's been under fire for comments made before joining the obama administration. he calls the controversy a vicious smear campaign. he's been linked to post-9/11 comments. he's also accused of signing a petition to investigate whether high-level officials allowed the attacks to occur. the white house says president obama did not endorse his comments but thanked him for hiser is vess. >> a few clouds moved in, held the temperature down, and a few picnics got rained on. those clouds were indicative of rain coming in from the east and our radar showed some storms coming off the delaware bay out other the bay and shifting southward by about 5:00 or so. then just of annapolis, that one storm cell sat there for a while, pouring very heavy but local rains around the area. heavy to the point where two to three inches was measured in a small area around mi

. >> reporter: brian moore, nbc news, washington. >>> you may pay higher prices for the chance to carvea cool pumpkin this year. heavy rains up in new england caused seedlings not to develop and that pushed back pumpkins back by two weeks. they may not turn orange or grow large by shipping time. >> pumpkin cookies for the december holidays. >>> and our time is 11:50, and 10 before 12. coming up, tom kierein will be back with a check on the forecast. >>> and we are looking for people that make the day special in the early-morning hours. tell us their story and send a clear close-up picture >>> well, take a look at that. this man actually is not in trouble. he actually just broke the world record by smashing or having smashed 29 wooden bars on his body in one minute. the martial arts champion set the record at a playground. the bars are think and long. amazingly this is not his first world record. he recently set a record for smashing 44 concrete slabs at once with his head. well, as a matter of fact perhaps that is what led him to try the wooden bar trick. he said, i got an idea. bam, ba

brian moore, nbc news. >> that was brian moore reporting. in all, the u.s. government has ordered more than 250 million doses of h1n1 vaccine. >> news 4 is always looking for jobs for you. right now the smithsonian is looking to hire security guards. applicants should have one year of relevant experience. the deadline to apply is next wednday. for more details, visit nbcwashington.com and search jobs 4 you. >> a reminder. news 4's always connected to you on facebook and twitter for up to the minute breaking news, weather and traffic alerts. you can find us on either site by searching news4today, one word. >> coming up, all new at 6:00 a.m., tylenol issues a voluntary recall for some of its children products. >>> global appeal. president obama will again be on the world stage today focusing on nuclear issues. then he heads to pittsburgh for the g-20 summit. >>> good morning, everyone. thanks for waking up with us this morning for "news 4 today." i'm barbara harrison. >> good morning to you. i'm joe krebs on this thursday, it's the 24th of september, 2009. loo

brian moore as the story from washington. >> tens of thousands of tea party protestors from across the country marched down pennsylvania avenue and then rallied at the u.s. capitol hoping to send a clear message to washington. >> did you ask them one thing that bothered them the most is government is infringing in their life more and more and they don't like it. >> this was the last stop in a 34-city tour organized by conservative groups. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to waterloo! >> republican lawmakers were among a lawn parade of official speakers. >> and we will take this country back in 2012. so help us god. >> but the vast majority of the people here were just ordinary americans, making a statement simply by attending. the sea of signs showed their grievances are many. some blamed congress. >> the country is headed in the wrong direction big time. >> some blamed president obama. >> what he's doing is moving us in the wrong direction the president was in minnesota trying to sell his health care plan and close a bitter partisan divide the time for games has passed. now is the tim

brian moore has the latest. >> reporter: three men arrested and facing court appearances monday in a terror investigation that stretches from denver to new york city. the charges -- making false statements to investigators. but evidence reportedly suggests a new york bomb plot with possible links to al qaeda. the main suspect is 24-year-old najibullah zazi of suburban denver. >> the allegation is that mr. zazi lied when he said he had no knowledge of nine pages of handwritten bomb-making material on his computer. >> reporter: a legal u.s. resident from afghanistan, zazi reportedly told authorities he attended a terror training camp in pakistan. >> he is not a terrorist. he is by no means a terrort. he traveled to new york. he saw friends while he was there. >> reporter: zazi's father and another man were charged with lying about phone calls they made. authorities can't say whether there was a specific target, but there are hints a plan was well under way. >> you have a guy driving from denver to new york. you have a whole group of backpacks. you have people trying to rent the largest

let's bring in brian moore covering things for us from nbc news channel. she is not there. who is also not there, newt gingrich. >> reporter: yeah, and they say it's a scheduling issue. a couple thousand people here, very excited about the speakers and the program. congressman mike pence of indiana is speaking right now. basically, this is a battle over the soul of the republican party right now. we had a tea party with tens of thousands of people in washington, and they want to make clear the republican party is and was and will be about the values. and sarah palin and gingrich will be on the straw vote here. and mike muck ck -- huckaby, an rick santorum, and mitt romney -- two years ago, mitt romney and mike huckaby were in a battle that ended up at being around 30 votes. and there were major players in the party. and the value voters summit wants to make clear to the party they are still an important part of the process and they must be listened to. mike pence was talking about it was the beginning of a comeback, and europe was overtaken by an avalanche