the lovely alexa chung will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] alexa chung. very nice.ew talk show on mtv and we'll see her. then also tonight, special performance from aimee mann, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] it will be great. she's awesome. phenomenal. and don't forget, tomorrow night, the jonas brothers. oh. big deal. [ cheers and applause ] jonas brothers, come on. that's a big deal. everyone is coming to jonas brothers. serious stuff. jonas brothers. they're going to do a political song. >> steve: is the bonus jonas coming? >> jimmy: which one? >> steve: the bonus jonas. the younger brother? >> jimmy: bonus jonas might not be here. cliffhanger. i want people to tune in. >> steve: oh, right. you're right. >> jimmy: what's the bonus jonas' name again? >> steve: that escapes me because i'm 45. [ laughter ] >> steve: i knew it at one time when they hosted the show. i remember the bonus jonas' name. but i can't now. >> jimmy: frankie jonas? >> steve: i'm guessing it's marvin or dwayne. am i wrong? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i nailed it. i nailed. >> steve: what?

chung got a hand on it, falls to the ground, game over. patriots win it 27-24.oming up next for most of you your late local news. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >>> right now on eyewitness news, watching the river. first warning weather tracking tropical storm danny. >>> and a horrible case van mall abuse as dozens of puppies are rescued >>> tracking the tropics. dangerous surf along maryland's coast as tropical storm danny churns through the atlantic. tonight, where the storm is headed, how it will affect maryland. >>> hello, i'm vic carter. denise is off tonight. here's what people are talking about tonight. >>> tropical storm danny slowly but steadily moves closer to the east coast. we've been tracking the storm all week watching to see if it could affect maryland's coast. if you take a look at this video you can see it is already kicking up the surf along ocean city. it will only get worse over the next 48 hours. the weather is coming to us from all directions. the storm slammed into baltimore. i

chung got a hand on it, falls to the ground, game over. patriots win it 27-24.oming up next for most of you your late local news. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com w?w;w? . >>> this is 9news now. >> a loss at home for redskins fan. the team now 1-26789 but the good news is jason campbell held his own. let's go right to brett haber. brett, so close to the very end. >> i'm going to just choose to ignore the final scores because i think there was a lot of positive signs that fans may enjoy. you may think you're a good dancer but one day you wind up at the same wedding and that's when you find out what you truly have. tonight jason campbell went up intense the quarterback derivative and he stayed with him step for step. skins hosting the 3-time superbowl champions tom brady and the patriot. brady, randy moss, 27 yards. beats d'angelo hall. then in the second, brady to moss again 27 yards again. this time beating landry. but here comes campbell identifying the defensive break down. look what cooley does. sta

pulled up to the annandale home of chung au. a man gets out of the passenger's side of the vehicle and walks toward her house, where the 53-year-old wife and mother worked as an ack could you puncturist. police say later that day, she was found de in her home. she was bound and stabbed. investigators are now calling the man in this video a suspect in this case. >> it is very shocking. we never have that kind of violence here in annandale. >> but this new potentially critical clue, along with an even closer picture of the s.u.v. taken by another undisclosed surveillance camera, provides a sense of hope for a family, a community and investigators. >> there are several community watch vehicles in the area. and i'm sure if this gets on air that people will be looking out for that vehicle. >> we hope they get caught because it's just scary thinking that whoever did that is still out there. >> the victim's family tells us they are too angry and too afraid to discuss a case that police believe was not random in nature. what they will s

"we've been trapped for four days," chung said, "for so long we didn't know if anyone was coming for us." >> reporter: with the only road into hsiao lin and several other remote villages still washed out, rescue efforts have been painfully slowed. medical teams trying to get in on the ground had been forced to wait. we've been here hours now and so far escavators have made little to no progress in clearing the road. it remains very much a liquid rover of mud and the constant rain is making matters worse. we're not getting through, this engineer tells us. it may still take days. and so the government's answer, send soldiers in by air. the first group touched down in hsiao lin to a scene of utter devastation. currently the entire village is buried, says taiwan's deputy minister of defense, and we have not even started to look for the missing from neighboring villages. by late afternoon, hundreds of survivors had been airlifted out of the region. but thousands more remain unaccounted for. at a nearby high school, relatives of those missing waited to hear from officials. these sisters la

chung does this all the time. he can control a robot in this hospital or anywhere in the world. >> anywhere around the world. >> a high quality robot allows his head to move from side to side. and record images from all angles. there's a laptop and remote joy stick that lets the doctor zoom in and check a patient's pupils. vital signs. even examine their brain scans remotely. a surgeon could essentially talk someone through an operation as if they were doing it themselves in real-time. >> for more on this and other exciting advances in medicine go to cnn.com/vitalsigns. >>> authorities in southern california are trying to figure out who poisoned more than 20 horses and why. apparently they were given leaves from the highly toxic oleander plant. ranch employees found the leaves mixed with sliced apples and carrots in stalls when they arrived at work on thursday morning. the ranch owner says three horses are seriously ill, and undergoing treatment at an equine hospital. the rest are being treated at the ranch. 30 sh

chung does this all the time. he can control a robot in this hospital or anywhere in the world. >> anywhere. a >> a high quality robot allows his head to move from side to side. there's a laptop and remote joy stick that lets the doctor zoom in and check a patient's pupils. vital signs. even examine their brain scans remotely. a surgeon could essentially talk someone through an operation as if they were doing it themselves in real-time. >> for more on this and other exciting advances in medicine go to cnn.com/vitalsigns. >>> the house has agreed to give the cash for clunkers program another $2 billion. the senate hasn't made a move yet. it's expected to take up the measure on monday. the white house denies reports that the program was suspended because money was running out quicker than expected. the program offers rebates for exchanging old gas guzzling cars for more fuel efficient ones. it's supposed to last at least through the weekend but car dealers are being advised not to close any more deals until the prog

chung does this all time. he could control a robot in this hospital or anywhere in the world. >> anywhere in the world. >> reporter: a high quality camera allows the robot to move its head from side to side and record images from all angles. there is a laptop, and a remote joy stick that lets the doctor zoom in and check a patient's pupils, vital signs, even examine their brain scans remotely. a surgeon could essentially talk someone through an operation as if they were doing it themselves, in real time. >> for more on this and other exciting advances in medicine, go to our website, cnn.com/vitalsigns. >>> 31 toledo police officers laid off because of budget cuts are getting their jobs back. the city is using a grant from the federal economic recovery program to pay for the return. toledo is getting another federal grant that will put 29 more laid off cops back in uniform. they'll start reporting for duty later this week. >> they're very pleased and it is good news for them and for their families and for the r

the video is taken near chung auh's home-based business on hummer road. watch the top right.he area where she was found killed last month. police are looking for a black infinity suv turning there at the top of the screen and stopping. a man gets out and walks up to the driveway. that man is considered to be a person of interest in the case. >>> d.c. police are dealing with three overnight shootings in southeast washington. two people shot in the 3000 block of 4th place. one person died there. another is in stable condition. the other two shootings were on bernie place and stanton road. thee people were shot there. all are expected to live. so far, no word on a suspect or motive in any of the cases. >>> d.c. officials are pushing to bring back checkpoints in a troubled d.c. neighborhood as last area police stopped cars in the trinidad area of northeast veeping who came and fwhent an attempt to curb crime. last month, a federal peels court ruled that the program was unconstitutional. now, city attorneys want the court to reconsider saying the checkpoint may be necessary in cas

chung does this all the time. you can be controlling a robot in this hospital or anywhere in the world, right? >> anywhere around the world. >> reporter: a high-quality camera allows the robot to move its head from side to side and record images from all angles. there's a laptop, and remote joy stick that lets the doctor zoom in and check a patient's pupils. vital signs. even examine their brain scans remotely. a surgeon could essentially talk someone through an operation as if they were doing it themselves. in real time. >> for more on this and other exciting advances in medicine, go to our website, cnn.com/vital signs. >>> a manhunt is under way in israel for a gunman who opened fire at a youth club for gay teens. a 17-year-old girl and a 26-year-old man were killed in the shooting late last night in tel aviv. 11 other people were injured. police are are treating the attack as a hate crime. israel's only openly gay lawmaker agrees with that approach. >> we didn't expect such a murderous attack. this is the first

this is video captured from a nearby restaurant next to chung a's home business. >> it crossed the road and stped perpendicular in front of the victim's place of business. that's actually the driveway. >> reporter: after the vehicle pulls into her driveway, a man gets out from the passenger side and walks to the front door. the tape ends. just after 4:00 that evening, the woman was found dead inside. the 53-year-old had been killed by trauma to the upper body. she was friendly and popular. by trade she was an acupuncturist who specialized in the practice of oriental medicine. growing herbs for tea in a greenhouse in her backyard. >> she was a very goodoctor. >> once a week she help old people free. don't even charge money. >> reporter: police say this person of interest was wearing light pants, a green shirt and drove an infinity fx35 or 45 model between the years of 2003 and 2008. investigators hope this video leads them to some answers about what really happened the night chung was killed. police believe he could be the key in solving the murder. >> any piece of evidence we have like

the body of 53-year-old chung ah was found onth hummer road in annande on july 24th. now police have this surveillance video recorded from a camera at a korean restaurant next door. it shows a black suv pulling up to the clinic and then someone getting out of the vehicle and running up the driveway. investigators think the vehicle is a black infinity with a model year ranging between 2003 and 2008. anyone with any information is certainly being asked to call the police. >>> more troubles for metro, and this morning word of drugs being involved with that operator who made a dangerous mistake. the agency is investigating an incident late last month in which a train was allowed to leave the yard with too many cars. the system can only handle trains with as many as eight cars. this train had ten when it pulled into the greenbelt station. metro says it learned later that the operator was using drugs. >> the operator that was involved in bringing the train from the yard to the greenbelt station platform tested positive for drugs. he is currently in a drug rehabilitation pro

the body of 53-year-old chung ah was found inside an acupuncture clinic in annandale on july 23 24th. now police have surveillance vide from a nearby restaurant showing a black suv pulling up to the clinic and someone running up the driveway. police are trying to identify the vehicle and those inside. >>> an injured hiker was rescued from the shenandoah mountains. u.s. park police say the man used his cell phone to direct rescuers in. police used a helicopter to pull him to safety. he was taken to the hospital with a broken ankle. >>> and right now, the most watched natural sky show of the year is taking place, the annual perseid meteor shower. they say in the right conditions, watchers could see as much as one to two perseid meteors a minute. >>> and general motors is showing off its new electric car, the chevy volt. it will get 230 miles per gallon. it uses gasoline only to recharge its batteries. >> it's an example of how gm is trying to rebuild itself and drive away from bankruptcy and the massive government bailout that's keeping it alive. brian moore has our report. >> reporter:

the video was taken near the annen tkaáeup home of chung auh.ou can see a man getting out of the suv and wauging up the driveway. if you know that man, fairfax county police would like to talk to you. >>> another day, another report about something dangerously wrong at metro. this time a train with too many cars back on july 31st. it had 10, it's supposed to have six or eight. too many cars means the train won't fit on the platform at the station. nobody got hurt, but drug testing after the incident led to one employee being suspended without pay. o word on what drugs. >>> a school lunch poster on metro prompting protest. this ad went up last week. more than a dozen at union station, now the white house wants them taken down. sarah simmons explains the controversy. >> reporter: that's right, brian. it's an ad promoting healthy school lunch. on it a picture of a beautiful little girl. seems like a good thing, but if you take a closer look at the message, it says president obama's daughters get healthy school lunches, why don't i? the girl is appa

. >> reporter: chung cho owns this convenience store in northwest baltimore. he says quarles broke in through his front door, but never got out of the lobby before police shot him. when he made the scene that night, he wasn't told much more than that. >> i don't know he alive or he dead. >> reporter: they wouldn't tell you anything? >> they wouldn't tell me anything. they took him to the ambulance. but he don't know -- i didn't even see his face. >> reporter: they didn't know either. the fire department says its medic company 11 made the scene and declared quarles dead and left, only for a half hour later the suspect's sighed and gasped, showing crime scene detectives he was anything but dead. the paramedics returned to the scene and transported the suspect to the hospital. >> an anomaly to some degree. i'm not aware of any previous instances where this has occurred. >> reporter: chief kevin cartwright with the fire department says dead or alive is a basic call. >> of course there may have been some medical protocols violated. we're not certain at this point.

this man was traed forive days before rescuers foun him d his niece inhe rubble of thei mily ho in chung sun village in conul county. >> i found apiece of wood exprsing on my chest and i couldn't eathe. >> reporr: at a press coerence on friday, prident my ying jow ha mentione the tuation was wors than orighought. >> translator: typon morakot has severelyit taiwan and has caused significantoss of lives anproperties. e death ll has already exceeded 120 people. the estimated lifeoss in sw linvillessuage 380 people the oerall death toll is out 500 people. >> reporter: his statement comes amst growing anger the otr floodingace of the rcue and reef efrts. critics say the government was too slow to recognize the sheer mag touched the isis, which has left hundds of villages cut off milides. many resents have now been without food a water f lams week. withver 250 roads block said and some 30 bridges down, aid works and rescue teams on the ground arefacing exemely testing conditions. tens of thousandsof army personnel haveeen deployed to the remo motainous region to help in the rescue effor. >>> a

trapped for five days before rescuers found him and his niece in the rubble of their family home in chung sun village in consoul county. >> i found a piece of wood expressing on my chest and i couldn't breathe. >> reporter: at a press conference on friday, president my ying jow has mentioned the situation was worse than orighought. >> translator: typhoon morakot has severely hit taiwan and has caused a significant loss of lives and properties. the death toll has already exceeded 120 people. the estimated life loss in show linvillessuage 380 people. the overall death toll is about 500 people. >> reporter: his statement comes amidst growing anger the other flooding pace of the rescue and relief efforts. critics say the government was too slow to recognize the sheer mag touched the crisis, which has left hundreds of villages cut off by midslides. many residents have now been without food and water for lams week. with over 250 roads block said and some 30 bridges down, aid workers and rescue teams on the ground are facing extremely testing conditions. tens of thousands of army personnel have

. >> reporter: chung cho owns this convenience store in northwest baltimore. he says quarles broke in through the front door, but never got out of the lobby. when he made the scene that night, he wasn't told much more than that. >> i don't know he alive or he dead. >> they wouldn't tell you? >> they wouldn't tell me anything. they took him to the ambulance. i didn't even see his face. >> reporter: they didn't know either. the fire department says its medic company 11 made the scene and declared quarles dead and left, only for a half hour later the suspect sighed and gasped, showing crime scene detectives he was anything but dead. paramedics returned to the scene and transported the suspect to the hospital. >> an anomaly to some degree. i'm not aware of any previous instances where this has occurred. >> reporter: chief kevin cartwright with the fire department says dead or alive is a basic call. >> of course, there may have been some medical protocols violated. we're not certain at this point. >> reporter: that will come after an investigation consists of inter

i was listening to connie chung, and she is right.rfect episode of this "60 minutes" was. instead of going from tacked to fact, tell me a story. you do not always begin with the most important part, perhaps with an interesting anecdote. she was also right when she said he did not feel the stories were the stars. he believed the correspondence whirred. it was almost like when you tune into "kodak" to see what he was up to this week. you turned in to watch my father and dan rather and ed bradley, and they -- and what they were up to that week. of course, he was the executive producer and creator of the show, and it became the most popular television show. it stayed there for years and years. he created all of that. for more than indicated was in the top 10. at one point, it was battling cheers for the top -- "cheers" for the top show. he had gone with my father to attend the people's choice awards. they were on their way back to new york and my father was reaching down to get something and he suddenly passed out and fell on the floor. d

you sure you don't want to pretend i'm connie chung and whisper in my ear. >> if you were connie chungin your ear. i would like to wait for the notes. >> will you let us know when you get it, 'cause we would love to be the first to break it and we will have you on? >> oh, very kind to have me on. of course i will let you know. >> phil, the watergate sleuth. thank you for being with us. it's fascinating. like our producer, i'm sort of a watergate geek. i was fascinated by watergate. i watched the hearings late at night that they replayed. it was great. >> our producers extending to our guest will buy awe beer if you tell us. >> we'll have a beer summit. >> i don't know. >> we'll up it to a martini. >> imagine paying for something on-line only to have it taken away without your consent. amazon on the hot seat, folks, after it deleted whole books, like 1984 from customers kindle. those are the devices you can download books like you download music on your i pod. amazon is in the legal hot seat, but who is protected here? the company that produces the data or you the customer that paid for

this video captures a vehicle at chung's business on july 24th.he vehiclpullhis up to driveway on the 41 east block of hummer road and the person gets out on e th passenger's side. the person is thought to be a male wearing light tan pants an green shirt. the vehicle is believed to be an infiniti 2003 to 2008 model dark color, possibly black anyone with information should contact fairfax county police. >>> investigate everss in loudoun county, virginia are on the lookout for a rapist. a woman went to check on a lady's cat. it is an area where the homes are spread far apart. and two men attacked her. >> she was approached by two unknown subjects who assaulted herment one man allegedly held her down and another man sexually assaulted her. >> rorter: police say the attackers took her cell phone she she had to drive herself to the hospital. they hope the victim will be able to recall more details and they are hoping anyone who saw something suspicious will come forward. >>> police have now confirmed two pit bulls are responsible for the death of a 2 a

popular acupunct e acupuncturist in annandale say the suspect may have been caught on tape. 53-year-old chung was found dead inside of her home based clinic on hummer road here last month. surveillance video from a camera on the restaurant next door shows a black car pulling up to the clinic and someone running away up the driveway. investigators believe the vehicle is a black infinity suv. >>> madison square garden, the owner of the famed new york city arena, with the same name could open shop in the district. the company has been talking with d.c. planning and economic office and landowners. they want to open a major entertainment venue with at least 6,000 seats. madison square garden already own the new york knicks, radio city music hall and rockettes. an office group got lucky on their first try when they pooled together and bought a lotto ticket. a pool of 27 employees at d.c. hilton hotel played the powerball for first time last week and they won $10,000. some of the members of the group are donating their time and winnings now to a nonprofit grou dedicated to preserving historic sites

take a look, it's near e anondale home of chung auh. she was found in her home-based business last month. look closely as a black infinity suv turns onto the street. a man gets out of the passenger side, walks up the driveway. if you recognize the suv or the man, fairfax county police would like to hear from you. you can get a closer look at that video on myfoxdc.com, click on web links. >>> well, you know, it seems like it's one thing after another for metro to have to explain. this time it's a train that was two cars too long for the platform. it's a serious danger because the doors still open and close and it let to a drug test that put an employee on suspension without pay. fox 5's paul wagner live outside metro headquarters tonight with the details on this one. paul. >> reporter: well, sara, this 10-car ain actually made it through five stops back on july 31st before a passenger on the train actually got on the intercom called the operator and said, hey, something's amiss here. there's two cars that aren't getting into the station.

police identified the victim as 53-year-old acupuncturist chung ou. she was found tied up and stabbed in her business on the afternoon of july 24. if you have any information about this crime you are urged to call fairfax county police. >>> the search is over for a veteran canine that went misis lastst week. zoe is a member of the prince george's couy sheriff's office. she is a bloodhod trained in the search and rescuod missions. last wedne wayhe she on a walk with her handler in wall door of and slipped from her collar and .nt sh we a massive. sheaasrc w u wndayer for zoe and today the ifer f'f' office received news that they aound her. resident found zoe wandering on t s atr teend took her in and is in g oocotiodnditn. she will be back at work pretty soon. >>> well, it wasn't very neighborly. one anne arundel county woman didn't have to look far for somd it s slen fro her house.m ov sc sdiedneereo bomadn h troanon discovered someone had broken o reese road in severn last week. they say she was driving down the street and notice ad yard sale nearby.

. >> reporter: chung cho owned this convenience store in northwest baltimore. he says michael quarles broke in through his front door but never got out of the lobby when police shot him. when he made the scene that night he was not told much more. >> i don't know if he alive or dead - >> they wouldn't tell you anything? >> no, they took him to the ambulance but he don't know -- i didn't even see his face. >> reporter: they kindergarten know either. the -- they didn't know either. the fire department said medic company 11 made the scene and declared michael quarles dead. a half-hour later the suspect sighed and gasped showing crime scene detectives he was not dead. paramedics returned to the scene and transported the suspect to the hospital. >> be a an anomaly to some degree. i'm not aware of previous instances. >> reporter: kevin cartwright says with the fire department, says dead or alive is a basic call. >> there may have been medical protocols violated. we're not certain at this point. >> reporter: that will come after an investigation the department said wi

. >> it took a huge chung of our income. >> we have cut back on most of all our expenses.n't do the things we used to do. not knowing and not knowing you could lose everything if something happened, that's what was scary. >> i feel nervous and uneasy about that and i shouldn't. i shupt have to feel that way. >> we had planned so many years for our retirement and to be able to do things and travel and spend time with our grandchildren as an american citizen, i know i have a right to an education. if i get in trouble with the law, i have a right to an attorney. why don't i have a right to health insurance, affordable health insurance? there is something wrong with that picture. >> more than half of our health care spending in the u.s. wasted, unneeded. we're talking more than $1 trillion, flushed away, how do we stop the bleeding, so to speak. ask. you see, after i book 10 nights, i get a free one. say i spend 2 nights at a big name hotel, 3 at a boutique, and 5 at a beach resort... and boom! free night. ( dings, monkey chatters ) ( in a baby voice ) aren't you a smart one?

and this is the price that you pay but, actually, you were saying that embalming, i with is a huge chung myth. you don't necessarily need to do it. >> absolutely. this is what i like to call mortuary mythology, what most of us think we know but we are usually wrong with. embalming is not required by law. some require if it isn't buried or refrigerated within a certain time. some states don't. most people don't know they have specific legal rights as funeral shoppers that are given to them by the federal trade commission's funeral rule. it is a purchase that we only deal with once or twice in our lifetime. >> you are talking about the ftc rights. that's what i wanted to ask you about. is that irere a code of ethics there. a funeral home will charge you almost $1,300. at wholesale, it is only $325. the casket retailer is $625. i don't think a lot of people realize how cheap these actually are. >> no, they don't. caskets have traditionally been one of the highest markup items at the funeral home. many of the service fees are starting to outstrip that. if people want to have a dignified fune

i'm virginia chung. our top stories, three tropical storms to keep our eyes on.arts of florida and the alabama coast are under strong warnings. a new weather system sprang up early this morning and has strength. ed enough to become tropical storm claudette. it could bring three to five inches of rain to georgia and southwestern florida. and some parts of the florida panhandle could get up to ten inches of rain. meantime, tropical storm bill is churning over the atlantic, getting stronger and heading east. it could make it to hurricane strength today. and then there's tropical storm ana still causing worries for the caribbean as it moves westward. forecasters say it may hit haiti or the dominican republic but it can't say if it will reach the u.s. yet. stay right here with hln. your full weather forecast and storm check straight ahead. >>> the weekend is bring nothing rest for officials preaching health care reform. they are hitting the talk shows but may be giving indications they may be flexible about one controversial aspect of the proposal. >>> president obama

the body of chung aw was found in her clinic. that was on july 24.police have this video that show as black vehicle, maybe an infinity, pulling up to the clinic. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> we'll have weather and traffic for you when we come back after a short break. wçc >>> good morning. over the last couple hours watcng rain in the shenandoah valley heading northeast may move into the metro area and in the next couple of hours and perhaps thundershowers this afternoon. jerry, how's traffic? >> an accident 29 and maryland, the authorities in the process of clearing it. it's jammed from college park. >> tonight a new s >>> 7:30 now on this wednesday morning, all 12th, 2009. happy crowd waving away out in rockefeller plaza. we're going to lead out to say hello to just a little while. meanwhile, inside studio 1a i'm meredith vieira alongside ann curry. matt on assignment. coming up, gucci, chanel, tiffanies. you maknow the brands but should an 8-year-old? >> we're going to hear from some parents, meredith, of a focus group, ba

we have a research service here is, congressional research service, it is a neutral respected and chung to what we do in the senate and house and the carries out significant research. well, they took a look of a record. they examined it and this is what they said and i quote. when decisions do not fall along any ideological spectrum the most consistent characteristic of her approach as an appellate judge has been an inherent to the doctrine of a precedent, the upholding of a pass judicial precedents. so when her record and is subject to lead researched by the number one objective service to have, she has been found to abide by a poor precedent. they have essentially said she is not an activist. she follows legal precedents and when her confirmation hearing ended, even more incentive to who is now moving in against judge sotomayor and said this -- and i quote -- i actually agreed that you're judicial record of strikes me as pretty much in the mainstream of judicial decision making. judge sotomayor's mainstream record ninth, her respect for precedent, and her commitment to the law have ea