reporting live in dc, brittany morehouse, 9news now. >> thanks, brittany.ll be monitoring this developing story of the rescue mission throughout our broadcast tonight. >>> in the meantime, a popular bond near the university of maryland is in the cross hairs of authorities who say it should be shut down in the wake of a stabbing involving students last night. the fight started inside the thirsty turtle on baltimore avenue and moved outside where three teenagers and another man stabbed. a fifth man is beengs south as a suspect -- being sought as a suspect. he is about 6'2" with a black mow hawk haircut. they call the thirsty turtle a nuisance with a record of serving to under age drinkers. >> this is unacceptable. this will stop. i'm ready to padlock it tonight, but it's not my call. >> a hearing with the county's board of license commissioners may be set as early as the first week of november. the owner of the bar has had no comment. >>> a murder mystery becomes even more mysterious. police have found the missing suv of a man found dead in his home but that

gathered tonight at the chilean embassy where brittany morehouse is live. >> reporter: well, anita, you cannot help but stop and watch this television. they have a giant screen up here. you can hear cheers behind me. it's been nothing but cheers and cheers out here. many people gathered just to watch and moments ago they saw the first miner pulled out. ♪ music playing >> reporter: a moment for the national dance of chile. tonight it's a celebration for the moment in time when we see that first miner and as the countdown begins, everyone here at the embassy of chile is transfixed. hanging on to rescue pictures, listening to the ambassador. >> we are extremely thankful for all of the donations, all the spirit that we have received during these two weeks from the people all over the country here in the u.s.. >> reporter: people like john michael duncan, deputy chief

our own brittany morehouse is live with a warning police want everybody to pay attention to. brittany. >> reporter: lock your doors. that is the bottom line warning here. three more people early morning hours here struck by this criminal. he has hit everywhere. we're miles away from this morning's crime because it could happen in any neighborhood here. every county has been hit and every day of the week there is no common thread, they say, except for unlocked doors. >> he's as cool as a cucumber. >> reporter: stealing just a stone's throw away from where you sleep. >> very smooth. doesn't seem to get disturbed by anything. >> reporter: he has been alluding police since june, the kind of burglar who will walk straight up your sidewalk, even if the lights are on, even if you're home and help himself to your front door. >> it's kind of scary stuff. >> reporter: 87 times the prowler stuck. 57 of those home burglaries. >> meaning 54 people were inside their house sleeping with the doors unlocked. i can't imagine why you would do that. you should always lock your door. >> reporter:

brittany morehouse is with them. brittany? >> reporter: that's right. trapped half a mile underground for 69 days. it feels like a personal victory. i'm going to have them look forward and show you what they are watching. a huge screen with the pictures coming straight out of the rescue. you can see people here. just the emotion comparable. they are gathering their faces and they are very happy. basically what we have been seeing all night long. these men dressed in typical guards. they will actually do a dance after the first miners have seen where the ambassador will speak here. doing a typical chilean host. they have also been passing out some stickers to people who are wearing on their clothing. when the stickers, they are bearing the symbol, the actual what was printed, when the miners were rescued. it continues to build through the night. we'll be here when we bring you much more at 11:00. >> all right, brittany morehouse, thank you for that. >>> and by the way, we'll be monitoring that rescue operation throughout this program. now, we move onto t

brittany morehouse is live where she spoke with a guy who stumbled on these possible explosives. ittany. >> reporter: a man who was a husband, father of two 167-year-old girls, a -- 16-year-old girls, a man who is a real estate investor started out on that day. >> it reminds us how fragile life is. >> reporter: one family was brought together following a huge scare. >> i saw the fuse and it was a pipe bomb. >> reporter: the pipe bomb he was holding in his hand earlier today during a routine real estate stop. >> it was like a nice area, so i thought i would come see it. >> reporter: what he saw outside was a missing air conditioning unit. so he went outside to check it out. >> when i went downstairs i was looking in the boiler room and i noticed the ducts weren't in place. and as i started to look around at the vents that the ducts weren't attached to, there was a bag hanging from one of the vents. >> reporter: he pulled on the bag. >> in my hand were two pipe bombs and a bag. >> reporter: mark brady says they have no idea if this bomb was real or fake, but it looked like it had al

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brittany morehouse spoke to the man who stumbled on the possible explosives. >> when something like this happens, it reminds us how fragile life is. >> the fragility of our moments together is a thought that pulls one family together followed by a huge scare. >> i said oh, my, this is a pipe bomb. >> reporter: a pipe bomb he said he was holding in his hands during a routine real estate stop. >> nice property, nice area and i thought i would come and see it. >> what he saw outside is a missing air conditioning unit so he went inside to check it out. >> i was looking in the boiler room and noticed the ducts within in place and as i started to look at the vents that the ducts within attached to there was a bag hanging on the even. >> reporter: he pulled on the bag -- >> in my hands were two pipe bombs in a bag. >> reporter: the prince georges county sheriff says they have no idea if it was real or fake but had the right components to be true. they were able to set off the device harming no one and now three loud explosions later neighbors are feeling. >> little nervous. >> i might have been

and that's where we find our own brittany morehouse where they held a community meeting trying to dealh the crime spree. brittany. >> reporter: even though there were only four cases, still on edge because there is no rhyme or reason to where this person is hitting up and when. there is too many unanswered questions. >> i'm very concerned about burglaries here. and my next door neighbor is a doctor that got burglarized recently. >> reporter: with serious looks, homeowners take note studying hard the numbers. >> 52 were burglaries. >> reporter: the maps. >> many districts have been impacted as far west as reston. >> reporter: the names. all of the information related to one burglar. >> he is typically only taking cash. and many of these purses are being seen by looking through the window. so that is the pattern we're seeing. >> reporter: but patterns, so far, have not led to police to any one person. in fact, they don't even have a good description to offer. >> we truly believe that how this case is going to be broken is by a vigilant citizen who sees something. >> reporter: so if that'

brittany morehouse went to see for herself, and is live in southwest right now. >> reporter: not true because this is the area we're talking about. right by the national stadium if you've ever gone to the five guys here, the subway or the starbucks near the national's ballpark, then you know what we're talking about. and if it doesn't make sense to you, then you're not alone. >> this is one of the safest areas in dc. >> reporter: quiet, well lit with neighborhood watches and friendly people passing by. l street southeast sure does feel safe. take it from a child. >> i've never felt like i was in danger. >> reporter: so surprising it seems to everyone around here that from south capitol to 11th street southeast, the l street block is named the most dangerous neighborhood in dc. >> i don't buy it. this is one of the safiest areas you can be. >> i think it's surprising. >> they have new homes going on here. this is the marine barracks. so it's going to be safe. you're right around the corner from national street so you have to ask yourself what is the source. >> reporter: it's based on d

brittany morehouse, 9 news now. >>> we are getting a lot of comments about this on our facebook page it or not many are posting where they put their purse. today is wednesday, october 6th. i'm jessica doyle in for andrea roane. angie goff has the traffic and we begin with howard bernstein with the weather. >> a challenging first couple of days this week weather wise and nonweather wise but we will per severe. keep the umbrellas handy. a few showers from time to time is what we will be dealing with like this mni

. >> now they're getting racier with another facebook campaign that as brittany morehouse says is not >> what would you do if your mother posted on her facebook ♪ baby i like it >> reporter: where she likes it>> i might block her. >> i would wonder if it was a joke. >> reporter: or how about a simple response to a question on facebook. >> where do you like to put your purse. >> reporter: weird or brilliant marketing or down right inappropriate? either way, the new grass roots campaign for breast awareness month is raising eyebrows. >> some girls putty like it on the floor next to my bed. >> i think it's more offensive and the first thought you think is something else. >> you wouldn't think, oh, that's where my purse goes. they should make like their status is something like think pink. >> with something like that, you want to make sure you don't offend a certain demographic. >> i think it is a good way to get someone's attention. >> it would get people's attention, especially if it's your mother. >> and i think it's -- i don't like it. >> yes, i don't like it. >> reporter: do we hear

. >>> only on 9, our brittany morehouse spoke kiela ryan's best friend. >> she is my sister. is my everything. >> reporter: a world of memories cascade across her countertop. she keeps finding more photos of the sister she never had. >> she was my entire childhood. >> reporter: now she is stuck with a haunting thought. >> i don't know what kind of person i would be if i had to witness my friend die. >> reporter: dead on the day after her 24th birthday. >> not to spend her birthday with her. the last thing i told her is i love you. i love you and i'll see you tomorrow. >> reporter: but come that tomorrow, kiela ryan was killed in a hit and run wreck. she was coming back from dinner with a co worker, a woman that described everything to rice. >> she was sitting on the driver's side in the back seat and she got out of the car and she said everyone got out of the car at the same time and she heard a huge thud. >> reporter: there on the street lay kiela. >> there was an eyewitness there. and he apparently had been in the military and was helping her and propered her up and she was

brittany morehouse talked to her best friend last night. >> she was my sister. was my everything. >> reporter: a world of memories cascade across her counter top. she keeps finding more photos of the sister she never had. >> she was my entire childhood. stuck to the hip. >> reporter: now she is stuck with haunting thought. >> i don't know what kind of person i would be if -- >> dead on the day after her 24th birthday. >> the last thing i told her is that i love you and i will see you tomorrow. >> reporter: come tomorrow, ryan was killed in a hit and run wreck. she was coming back from dinner with a co-worker, a woman who is now described everything. >> she was on the drive's side in the backseat and she got out of the car and she said every got out of the car at the same time and shepherd a huge thud. >> reporter: there on the street lay kayla. >> there was an eyewitness there and he apparently had been in the military. and was helping her and propped her up. she was like coughing up blood and stuff and he was helping her to breathe and sitting her the proper wa

brittany morehouse is joining us from vienna, virginia, where residents are on edge. >> the last case was here in vienna. 105 cases overall and four in great falls but last night, nevertheless, despite only four cases, people gathered to get information from police. they were concerned and had many questions and they got some answers. >> we feel like this is -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the burglar has sucked up all kinds of resources. >> task force was formed and they communicate on a regular basis. >> reporter: despite that communication, community members learn that police have very few leads. >> the majority of cases are unlocked doors, unlocked windows, people that either leave the back door open but the screen is shut because of the nice weather. >> what can people learn from the cases how can they be sure they are protected. aside from locking your doors, don't ignore small signs of something strange. the majority of houses had multiple people living inside. >> people would hear noises, people walking around or someone walking around but they are discounting it thinking it is

brittany morehouse is live with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the last case in vienna and last night the meeting in great falls just shows how across several counties, people are concerned about this. a few dozen people came to the meeting last night in great falls but that doesn't scratch the surface of how many people are hounding police with questions they want to know how can i prevent myself from being victimized. >> this is a very significant series and the chief is fierce in ensuring we catch this guy. >> reporter: this guy a serial burglar that sucked up all sound kinds of resources. >> the task force was formed and communicate on a regular basis. >> reporter: despite the communication, community members still learn that police have very few leads only patterns. >> majority of cases are unlocked doors, unlocked windows. people that leave their sliding glass door open with the screen is shut because of the nice weather. >> reporter: so what can people learn from all of these cases? how can they ensure they are protected? aside from the ob

brittany morehouse is reporting from outside of a very popular nightclub. >> reporter: another person killed along the u street corridor. this time it stemmed from a fight inside of the dc 9 bar and now people in the area are concerned about what they see is escalating violence. >> it has been kind of unheard of lately. i don't know what's going on lately. it is out of control. >> reporter: police say the five people they have in custody may have been out of control when last night a man used a brick to smash a window at the dc 9 club. investigators believe he was then chased down by a group of others and beaten to death. >> i'm shocked about that. it is very shocking and disturbing. >> reporter: disturbing and confusing, say nearby workers. when lately it seems like more and more murders are happening in the area. >> i know about the shooting that happened the other week. >> i have witnessed my fair share of crime. i have been robbed once. >> reporter: police don't know why the man broke the window. and as police search for evidence people start to wonder. >> it happens in a big city

brittany morehouse is live at the scene with the latest. before the annie -- brittany, do we know what they are were? >> reporter: just a few minutes ago action spokesperson for prince george's county fire said it looked like all of the makings of a pipe bomb. we're talking about down here in a two-story house in district heights on kentucky avenue near silva hill road. earlier the bomb squad was working just an hour ago. they had separate mini explosions here. people heard the sounds and the camera shook at one point so they definitely had something. they said they use a portable disrupter, not a robot that we caught video of working outside because this item that was found was in the basement. now we talked to the gentleman who found it. he's a real estate investor, looking at the property here. he said he was outside and he was -- he -- there was air- conditioning problems so he went inside to look in the basement and looked in the boiler room and noticed that the ducts weren't in place. >> as i started to look around at the vents, that t

brittany morehouse, 9 news now. >> a whole lot of rumors circulating about the truck.have the street closings posted on the web site. >>> no movie will be shooting any scenes any time soon in d.c. police have suspended all movie filming on closed streets until they can review safety procedures. that comes after an accident on the set of transformers 3 down on the national mall this afternoon. a fan caught the whole thing on tape. it happened during a chase scene. you see the famous yellow camaro into a police crew responding to a call. as it cut through the set, it collided with the car. the driver of the stunt car was uninjured but the officer was hurt and had to go to the hospital. >> we were going out and the cop didn't know they were filming and they came and flipped out in the road and there was a police car. >> the accident happened in an area that had been quartered off for the movie. police are telling us they are allowed to use closed street this is case of an emergency. . >>> doctors are testing a human epl pwraoe yachtic -- this is the first time this contro

also tonight, filming resumes in arlington and brittany morehouse is live near the set where things have i guess calmed down by now. >> yeah. no yellow is a marrow sightings but we have been watching as the parking lot has been building from a collection of orange cones to all of this. all kinds of equipment. anything movie making, you can imagine it is in the truck and behind it n the way far back parking lot you will see the megamonster bad guy. we are told the scene here will roll through the parking lot here where we are standing. all the way past these orange cones, over here and to the entrance of the air force memorial. we are walking through the parking lot now. you have been seeing a lot of people gather on the side of columbia pike road. they had it closed at certain points in time and they have a lot of -- we're told to this area is blocked off for the balance. what we are told is the scene will be them planning their attack at the air force memorial. i don't know if you can see it is lit up with this equipment and a beautiful breathtaking view of the nation's capitol. that's

brittany morehouse tells us who this group is and how they managed to capture the media's eye. >> rally it may bring 60,000 people. >> contribute to the trust for the national mall. >> reporter: quite a coup for a local nonprofit of six employees. >> we got a call from his production employee. we didn't know if it was a prank call. we called them back and they said, no, we are here and want to support you. >> reporter: support has been coming in steadily. >> we have been getting donations on-line. it's been fantastic. >> reporter: they say the mission is to make the national mall the greatest park in the world. >> it has $400 million in deferred maintenance and needs a lot more support to cover the 30 million people who come here every year. >> reporter: they want to build a mixed use space by the sylvain theater with bathrooms and food. the cherry trees are dying at a higher rate because of the seepage. >> reporter: they want to pave the area around the reflecting pool, clean up grounds and take care of this pond in front of the capitol building. >> i see it as a family- friendly space

. >> reporter: and brittany morehouse is at that meeting tonight. she'll have more on what happens there tonight at 11:00. lots of rain today. did i peak the sunshine out there, top? >> reporter: yeah, you did. the moon is out over my shoulder. just a couple of showers left. the heavy rain is certainly gone. an inch across the board. we'll show you doppler 9,000. you can access this on our website. we've been track these for the last hour. nothing heavy, the light showers, headed down 7 through great falls and also drainsville and reston. eventually, we'll catch up to them in the beltway. we'll see the big area of the rain pushing to the northeast. this is a monster storm that is not going to affect new jersey northward into new england. for us, a chance of the evening shower in, decreasing clouds. temperatures in the 40s. we'll come back and show you the wind gust and let you know what that means for the commute and the weekend. >> this is nonexist taint. >> things are just getting a tad personal earlier today in the second televised debate. and fr

. >> that was brittany morehouse reporting.hborhoodscout.com the most dangerous neighborhood in america is west lake treat in chicago. two is in cleveland and three and four in las vegas and number five is in atlanta. >>> it is 6:37. >>> up next an etiquette lesson for everyone who encounters a pregnant woman. learn what they want to hear and don't want to hear. the latest oh my baby segment is six minutes away. >>> right now howard has the virginia weather and traffic. >>> a chilly start in virginia. cool as 40-degrees in catlett from charlie. stafford regional airport, north of fredericksburg in the upper 30s. we are looking at low 40s in middle east areas with breaks this morning. 50 in winchester. and by 9:00 around 50 give or take a couple of degrees. noontime could be a shower to the west and winchester slight chance there. otherwise low 60s south and upper 50s in leesburg. we will range from the upper a 80s north to 85 toward tappahannock. angie has the traffic alerts. >> we have an alert on dc 295. live from sky 9. this