en washington claudia uceda univision roberto t÷tt÷tt÷ttttttso del secretario general de la oea, al pais centroamericano porque habria promovido la expulsion de ese pais del organismo continental... mientras tanto el presidente destituido que continuan siendo recibido con todos los honores propios de un dignatario en funciones continua pidiendo de estados unidos una reaccion mas fuerte contra el gobierno de roberto micheletti... por otra parte varios consules entre ellos el de washington fueron separados de sus cargos por negarse a declarar su lealtad al presidente manuel zelaya... el anuncio fue hecho por el embajador ante la casa blanca, enrique reyna.. en panama,al menos 24-personas nas 15- ñ'ñ'ñ'ñ'ñ'ñ'ñ'ñ'ñ'ñ'ñ'ñ'ñ'ñ'gñ'l y los redskins visitaron el puerto de baltimore, el resultado fue para los locales. este fin de semana continua la temporada regular de la mls y dc united tras su derrota ante el real madrid el fin de semana maÑana estara de visita en seattle, tenemos la impresion del goleador luciano emilio. > por la copa sudamerana anoc

claudia uceda nos tiene las reacciones...dams morgan se siente la calma musica... ...hasta la musica suena diinto porque la policia de washington ha rehubicado al oficial kurtz luego de varias quejas lo sindicaban como un policia que presuntamente maltrataba a hispanos.... "mas tranquilidad si es cierto , ya no se mira ese acosamiento que se miraba antes.... estan contentos? o si!, super contentos .... " "a este policia ya no lo he vuelto a ver porque yo siempre pasaba por aqui y lo encontraba, ya no lo he vuelto a ver... le da alegria? claro!!!! "yo me siento mas tranquilo porque ahora puedo pasar por cualquier lado y ya no hay quien pase " "me alegra que ande la policia pero que haga con la gente que esta haciendo dano pero no con los que no lo estan haciendo..." luego de repetidas llamadas telefonicas, la policia de washington no quizo hacer comentarios al respecto... pero segun fuentes extraoficiales que no quisieron ser identificadas, el oficial kurtz ha sido

pasajeros que utilizan los autobuses debido a que este ano se han eliminado 23 rutas...en washington claudiada, univision la critica situacion del sistema de salud y la necesidad de una reforma han inspirado a una mujer de washington a continuar su historia a traves de la pintura... regina holliday, cuenta su historia y su impotencia ante el largo sufrimiento de su esposo quien fallecio de cancer en junio pasado... ella senala que aunque se provea un sistema de salud universal, hay que eliminar las barreras que crean retrasos y desperdicios... es muy posible que el dinero en cocaina.. eso es lo que concluye un estudio que senala que un 90 por ciento del efectivo contiene pequenas cantidades de droga.. estos pueden contaminarse durante la compra, porque son utilizados para inhalarla, o en las maquinas de los bancos... los billetes en las grandes ciudades como baltimore, boston y detroit contienen mayores niveles de cocaina... el hombre que presuntamente zzz acuchillo ayer a dos hispanos en la zona de @@college park ha sido arrestado por las autoridades... roberto edmundo cruz de 45 años,

en arlington virginia, claudia uceda univision el distrito de columbiahan puesto en marcha una nuevaampana jjjjjjjjáájááájjááájájja 5-anos la campana tambien incluye un nuevo sitio en la internet, que permite que las personas usen los mensajes de texto para localizar el lugar mas cercano para hacerse )÷)÷)÷d este domingo durante la feria de salud auspiciada por el sol, y que se llevara a cabo en el centro comercial de wheaton plaza ... ?@ buenas noches a todos.. les cuento que hace instantes termino el tercer partido de 7p?@?@mejores seis en la copa taca de futbol, armando portillo presidente de la liga internacional de maryland habla de la importancia del torneo y el apoyo que recibira la chapin. hoy es viernes y ricardo celis nos tiene el calendario boxistico. pero como esta el calendario para d.c. united para este fin de semana por la mls. el onceno capitalino ya esta en chicago porque maÑana a las 8.30 se medira a chicago fire en el toyota park. en la jornada anterior el fire derroto 3-2 a colorado y d.c. united empato 0-0 con galaxy. asi es que maÑana a las 8.30 chi

claudia uceda nos dice como protegernos de estafas telefonicas...c>el telefono suena pero no es una llamada comun , sino amenazadora.... ladrones por telefono fijen ser cobradores de deudas y ya han estafado a miles de personas a lo largo del pais... la oficina para mejores negocios, conocido como bbb, alerta a la poblacion "amenazan a la gente y dicen que si no pagan los van a arrestar.... " dijo los estafadores dicen acusan a sus victimas de no haber pagado su prestamo y los amenazan con hacerles juicio si no pagan de inmediato....las quejas de los consumidores etrn>tecc "un andrew own llamo y me dijo que iba a ser arrestado en jo so pagaba una deuda " "tenian los 3 digitos de mi numero de seguro social , el numero de mi cuenta bancaria, mi direccion, mi e- mail, mi telefono, todo.. ." "tube que congelar mi tarjeta de credito y ahora voy a cerrar mi cuenta bancaria ...me dijeron que si no pagaba $5 dolares alguien me iba a arrestar el lunes..." de manera ofensiva los cobrad

hoy fueron afueron agazados con un emotivo acto en el hospital militar walter reed de washington..claudiaen el lugar y nos trae su informe... luis alberto se recupera en el hospital walteer reed porque perdio casi la mitad de su cuerpo mientras combatia en irak... " pusieron una bomba que no vi y esa bomba se llevo mis piernas, me llevo un brazo , soy sordo, no puedo oler ,me rompio todos los huesos de la cara..." pero hoy,su recuperacion fue distinta y mas amena, gracias a un dia festivo ... donde una serie de actividades le robo mas de una sonrisa a varios soldados.... "nosotros los soldados que estamos en teraa todo el dia, estamos haciendo ejercicio , tratando de recuperarnos ..ahora tenemos tiempo para la familia , ahora tenemos tiempo para jugar..." militares se reunieron con sus familias, ninos jugaron, papas y mamas comieron... este paracaidista mostro su habilidades aun sin piernas...la musica de este rapero mexicano mando un mensaje de agradecimiento y deseos de una pronta recuper

es por eso que nuestra companera claudia uceda nos dice que hacer... a unas semanas para que empieze el nuevo ano escolar, padres buscar las mejores ofertas... " si habian ofertas ahora ya casi ya no se encuentran. .." un reporte de la federacion nacional de tiendas senala que 4 de cada 5 estadounidenses tendran problemas para comprar utiles escolares debido a la crisis economica que enfrenta el pais....este ano se estima que cada hogar gastara un aproximado de 548 dolares.... por falta de dinero, esta madre recurrira a un programa de ropa prestada para sus hijos... "estoy tratando de usar el uniforme del ano pasado de algunos otros companeros o familiares..." esta estudiante tuvo que viajar a otro estado para obtener ropa barata... "a pensylvania porque supuestamente esta a un precio mas bajo alla...' y ella, trabajo todo el verano porque sus padres no tenian dinero ... "estoy ahorrando

claudia uceda nos dice cuales son los cambios y que piensa nuestra comunidad...c> el director de la oficina de control de inmigración y aduanas(ice) john norton uncio que apartir de hoy los centros de detencion de inmigracion cambiaran significativamente "nuestra organizacion va a continuar deteniendo a gente con la misma intensidad pero pero vamos a cambiar la manera como operamos..." dijo grafica in ice dijo que en los proximas semanas se veran cambios en el servicio de cuidado medico, mejoras en las condiciones de encarcelamiento y se facilitara el acceso de abogados .... grafica out la agencia tambien anuncio que de inmediato se creara un comite de asesoria que incluira organizaciones locales y nacionales interesadas en el tema... cada centro de detencion contara con agentes supervisores que de una manera neutral investigara supuestos maltratos... el consejo nacional de la raza dice que es un buen comienzo.... "es el primeraso y al tener esa platica po

miedo de nada para robar de los vehiculos dejados en las playas estacionamiento del populoso sector..claudia uceda hablo con las autoridades... no es lque usted suele esperar pero en silver spring los crimenes no ocurren mayormente en la calle sino en estos estacionamientos publicos.... ""no es guro, no es seguro ni en la noche ni en el dia..." solo en el mes de julio, se han reportado 17 robos dentro de automoviles.... ladrones se llevan de todo, celulares, localizador de direcciones, computadoras hasta los pocos centavos que muchos tienen.... "a mi me ha dicho incluso la policia, no deje el maletin, no deje nada a la vista para que no te rompan el carro..." "la policia debe de tener mas cuidado en ese, vigilar mas .." "en estos parqueos, que uno piensa que son del condado , que tiene que tener mas seguridad ..." en este estacionamiento cerca al metro de silver spring en east west hwy se han reportado la mayoria de los robos... de dia o de noche, ni las camaras de vigilancia, ni la seguridad en bicicleto o a pie , auyenta a los ladro

claudia uceda nos dice que tipo de ayuda sera ofrecida... zuzzuen las calles de washington no esntrar trabajadores que fueron victimas de abuso laboral.... " me dijo yo te voy a dar el dinero hoy dia y despues ya no se aparecio, cambio de direccion y ya no lo encontre..." lo preocupante es que la mayoria de estos casos quedan olvidados, al no ser reportados a las autoridades... " no tengo papeles aca pues por eso pues uno tiene miedo de reportar todo lo que le hacen a uno..." polinario, trabajador de construccion nos cuenta como fue amenazado "me dijo que no me iba a pagar y que la policia me iba a llevar preso.." y es por eso que el consulado de mexico lanzo una campana contra estos abusos... al reunir a partir del lunes hasta el viernes de la proxima semana a abogados, sindicatos y organizaciones sin fines de lucro, para que ensenen a decenas de inmigrantes sus derechos... "que hacer si no le han pagado bien su salario, si le han pagado menos de lo que le corresponde, cual es el salario minimo? yo creo que muchas p

una organizacion comunitaria de virginia recurren a la corte en arlington en busca de justicia...claudia uceda nos trae el informe... decenas de jornaleros fueron a la corte de arlington para presentar denuncias contra sus empleadores... "a veces daban cheques pero los cheques no tenian fondos " "estaba confiado de que ella me iba a pagar el viernes" "me ha querido pagar y me ha puesto pretextos para pagarme " este obrero dice que le deben el equivalente de 15 dias de trabajo, 1,350 dolares cc>"me exigia mucho trabajo, no me pagaba holiday , overtime a este otro inmigrante, le deben 350 dolares "yo estaba esperanzado en ese dinero para poder pagar mi renta lo que me causo bastante problemas porque mi familia estaba esperando mi dinero en nuestros paises. .." y a marcelino 780 dolares ... las quejas no paran en la oficina de inquilinos y trabajadores unidos en op/p/p/p estafadas..." las nuncias de sup

. >> and i'm claudia coffey in for allison today. starting this weekend you'll notice changes if you book a flight. ntsb says there are new requirements meaning you may have to give your birth dat -- genderment and we'll find out why this is important. >>> and also ahead this morning, we're coming up on the 40th anniversary of woodstock and there is a unique exhibit documenting those dis of peace and -- those days of peace and music. >>> first let's check today's forecast with tony perkins. good morning, tony. >> it was three dis of peace -- earee days of peacemusic and love. no mud this morning. good morning, everybody. there was rain showers overnight to the east. let's start with the radar. and you see the edge of the rain showers as eyth thwere ving out of the region. they have moved out. there are green popping up on te radar and we believe that's ground clutter and nothing to talk about to the north and east of washington. but we'll keep our eyes open. there are a couple of spots of fog popping up so there is some moisture in t

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claudia cowan is in antioch, california this afternoon. claudia, what's the latest on this investigation and now these unsolved murders? >> well, shepard, day three of the big search effort out here in a press conference just moments away. can i show you that the cadaver dogs are back. can you see one sniffing in this yard right next to me. we have been listening to the chainsaws and the shovels coming from the now infamous backyard of phil garrido, it's just on the other side of that wooden fence. this yard right next to it also a crime scene because police say he lived in one of the sheds back there when he was a care terrorism here a few years ago. -- caretaker. investigators taking no chances that garrido may be linked to other cold cases. including, shepard, of the unsolved murders of several prostitutes whose bodies were found near an industrial park where garrido worked in the 1990s. shepard: claudia, the kidnapping victim here jaycee dugard is now back with her family. do we have any information on how she is doing? >> jaycee and h

claudia coffey has more on the trend. >> reporter: class is about to start for 10-year old hanna james. however, in her school, chris no chalkboard no, lecture, no pens or paper. instead, her education is one click away. i do science, history, reading, math. >> reporter: nancy james and his mother -- >> you will get -- >> reporter: enrolled her in an online school five years ago because she felt the pressure of traditional school was having a negative impact on hanna. >> i began to see that it was regimented. even in kin gear darden they were testing them once a week on things like adding and -- friday was like testing day. i would drive her in and i would watch her face get more drawn and i thought i just don't think learning happens this way. >> reporter: nancy says since making the change, she has been this arriving. she has online subjects but moves at a pace that works for her. >> it was different. i used the computer better and got adjusted to it over the time but i just got different -- different views on how to learn. >> reporter: hanna is part of a growing community of k throu

claudia uceda dice cuales son los cambios y que piensa nuestra comunidad...?? galacticos del real madrid ya estan en el continente americano, para su primer partido en canada y posteriormente aca contra dc united, el futbol argentino sigue en espera para su apertura, l maxima autoridad de la afa confirma que mientras no hay acuerdo economico con algunos equipos, el campeonato no comenza. en el futbol boliviano esta noche bolivar derroto 2-1 a universitario de sucre. en el -fq-fqqqagsggn-fq-fo 1-0 a houston dynamo. por la copa sudamericana alianza atletico de local empato 0-0 con anzoategui y por la liga de campeones de concacaf, arabe unido clasico al ganar 1-0 al olimpia de honduras, san juan jabloteh goleo 3-0 a san francisco y tambie clasico, mientras que en estos momentos real espaÑa le esta ganando 2-0 a liberia mia... hasta aqui los deportes buenas noches a todos... ??????? 

claudia? >> one of novac's friends tells me that he loved the nickname that he was known by, the prince of darkness. off camera he was the opposite, polite and kind, a true friend and a genuine journalist. robert novac gained a reputation as a bare knuckled pundit. bob franken said there was another side of novac that few people saw. >> on the air you would see bob novac and somebody who have what looked like a fight to the death. what you didn't see was the before and after in the green room where you we talking about fami, making plans to get together. >> novac made his mark as a columnist. the inside report with roll len evans april meard in -- appeared in newspapers around around the country. he gained prominence for unveiling the name of cia operative valerie plame. >> in south carolina during our mutual coverage of the presidential campaign, he asked if i could walk home with him to protect him from people that were making threatening gestures and all that. i did. i was happy to. >> repo

shepard: claudia is live on the scene. we will update you on that. coming up, man who says he worked with the suspected kidnapper, and much like his neighbor, our next guest claims he has no idea what is going on. michael jackson's death as a homicide. we now have definitive word from the reporting of the associated press and others that there were other drugs in his system. our los angeles correspondent is live on the scene. >> just a few moments ago, we got the official word from the county coroner's office. lots of speculation and conjecture about what was going on. is now official. the manner of death has been established as homicide. other conditions contributing to death work been the dallas team -- benzodiazepines. the final coroner's report and the toxicology report that comes along with that will not be released by the office today. there was no comment from the coroner's office, just this release. shepard: john, thank you. for more than half a century, ted kennedy and his brothers were key players in historic world events. few people knew t

moscow claudia cowan, thanks.a missing georgia woman may have been called off -- jon: cloudier: -- claudia cohen, thanks. police's that she was abducted in georgia while talking to her boyfriend on her cell phone -- police sathink that she was abducted. earlier today, fox news heard about what the boyfriend thought happened. >> what i've heard made me believe she was being abducted. i knew what i heard, and i believe it to be real. i believe that she was frightened, so, yes, i know beyond a shadow of a doubt that she was being abducted. jon: take a look at her from 19 84 with her son. they are wondering if for job as a probation officer may be willing to 2 per disappearance. some consider them to be among the most dangerous on earth, the detainees from guantanamo bay -- theyç are wondering if herç js a probation officer may have something to do with her disappearance. jon: this is not just about security. it is also about jobs and money for a community. so what would you say it's the detainees -- if the detainee

. >> and i'm claudia coffey. first we have a lot more headlines coming up this morning. >>> swine flu vaccine testing today across the country, including the university of maryland. ahead this hour we'll get insight on what we need to know about the vaccine and what we can expect during the fall through season. >>> and despite a promising report that saw home purchases rise, foreclosure rates have not stopped. the new foreclosure problem gaining ground in our area. >>> and coming up in the 8 hour we'll meet a washington, d.c. man who went have a jail cell on carjacking problems at the age of 16, to addressing his classmates at the university of maryland. how he turned his life around. >>> and at-risk children get ready to go back toschool. how you can help distribute 10,000 book bags. we'll talk about that coming up later. >>> and the big story this morning this morning is the heat out there. mr. perkins it will be hot. >> you can see the haze out there. and it will be one of those t the three h's, hazy, hot g an

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personas pero que por temor no se arriesgan a ir a una oficina con una autoridad" en washington claudiavision y mire el siguiente castigo que esposo infiel.. el hombre de centreville tuvo que pararse por un buen rato en una traficada interseccion de tyso corners con un letreo que leia que ese era su castigo por ser infiel.. el hombre identificado como william taylor penso al principio que se trataba de uÑuuna broma, pero como ella no lo considero asi, se dedico a hacer todo lo posible por no perderla, incluso someterse a ese castigo publico.. esta noche en nuestro acostumbrado segmento de salud la doctora aliza nos brinda algunas recomendaciones para evitar el contagio de la influenza a h1ni... arrancamos con noticias que genera d.c. united. hoy se anuncio que raul ignacio "el " di' danilo noel diron seran exaltados al salon de la fama del club el 12 de septiembre cuendo d.c. united se enfrente a seattle sounders, la ceremonia de exaltacion sera al medio tiempo, raul ignacio diaz arce brillo con luz propia en el equipo y en la liga como un neto goleador. danilo noel diron fue elegi

personas perdieron el acceso a ese liquido elemento y se vieron obligados a adoptar otras alternativas..claudiada tiene el informe... xxxxxxxxx xxxcontinuando con nuestra cobertura de la controversial reforma a los cuidados de salud..sandra peebles hablo con personas de la tercera edad y expertos sobre el impacto que podria tener cualquier reforma... personas de amboslados del debate sobre la reforma al sistema de salud estan intentando ser escuchadas, ya sea a traves de la internet, de reuniones comunitarias y quizas incluso en las calles de las ciudades... en el norte de virginia, por momentos los que apoyan la opcion publi estan visitando puerta por puerta los hogares para discutir el tema... los voluntarios estan tambien solicitando a la gente para que llamen al senador de virginia mark warner, para conseguir su apoyo... el senador john rockefeller, de virginia occidental, ha senaldo que la opcion publica es la unica forma demostrada de garantizar que todos los consumidores tienen opciones a su alcance... los bares y restaurantes que ut estacionamiento valet en washington, deberan solicitar

en washington claudia uceda, univision un limpiador de anas rse encuen milagro!na el andamio en el que trabajaba se desplomo y lo dejo colgado de su arnes de seguridad a una altura de casi diez pisos... ocurrio poco antes de las ocho de la manana en el 1140 de la avenida conecticutt en el noroeste... dos hombres que estafaban a ancianos priendo aaaa en farifax la $ú$ú$ú$ú$ú$ú$ú$ú$ sector $ú$ú$úmpresarial se unen para detectar los documentos fraudulentos utiilizados para $ú comprar y $ú$ú$úumir $ú$ú$ú$ú$úú alcoholicas..maria rosa lucchini nos dice en que consiste e$ú$ú$úcampaÑa... $ú$ú$ú$ú$ú$ú a solo semanas que estudiantes regresen a las universidades..y el consumo de bebidas alcoholicas entre menores de edad es una preocupacion....en el condado de fairfax en virginia, se inicia una campaÑa para detectar a los jovenes que utilizan identificaciones falsas para comprar alcohol... "el otoño se acerca, los juegos de futbol americano y otras actividades y los estudiantes celebran donde sirven alcohol. queremos pr

otras causas estarian contribuyendo para que disminuya el numero de pasajeros de trenes y autobuses...claudiada tiene el informe... xyx dentro de pocas semanas -k?cd celular en los tuneles de metro... metro anuncio hoy los planes de construccion de una torre que proveera acceso a los usuarios de las principales companias proveedoras a partir del 16 de octubre.. se espera que el acceso llegue inicialmente a unas 20 estaciones y que el acceso sea total antes del año 2012... metro generara unos 25 millones de dolares en los proximos 15 años... la embajada de honduras en washon rechaza la presencia en esta ciudad de una delegacion de funcionarios hondurenos del tribunal supremo electoral que llego a la region para continuar los procedimientos de extension y renovacion de documentos de identida de ese pais a los residentes del area que dice que estados unidos no reconoce al gobierno de roberto micheletti ...lambajada washington reconoce que existe uno confusion sobre los servicios que pueden ofrecer a sus compatriotas, pero que la situacion seguira igual mientras continue la incertidumbre politi

claudia rodríguez desde san diego nos amplia.ida mejor murieron sin ser identificados. viven esta realidad todos los días. >>> vamos con la ilusión de encontrar una persona viva que podamos recuperar y que esté con vida en la casa. y lo más triste que llegamos y encontramos los restos de una persona. en muchos casos no sabemos si son hombres o mujeres. y en el caso personal. hemos encontrado en la cuál no sabemos si es un ser humano. porque solo se ven los huesos no. >>> y en el intento de no ser detenidos por la patrulla pronto riza muchos cruzan y llegando a extremos peligrosos. >>> se las borran con lija para que no sean identificados esto complica su destino si mueren en la travesía. >>> 400 personas murieron cruzando la frontera. una tercera parte de ellas no fue identificado. ningún gobierno de las reclama. en mejor dyos casos terminan en morgues de ciudadanoes fronterizas y les cuesta a los condados un cuarto de millón de dólares. almacenamiento de los cadáveres y creación de u base de datos con información de las víctimas

ramirez se reunira con el super intendente escolar para trañÑt tñÑñde ñÑtñÑtñÑtñÑtñÑtñÑt claudiamo se puede ahorrar en la compra de utilies escolares y ropa para ir a clases.. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< la crisis en honduras no pasa..y en washington un pequeno grupo de hondurenos se trasladaron hasta la ynmediaciones yl capi o y para pedir una vez mas la restitucion de manuel zelaya a la pryencia yydel pais centroamericano... tambien en washisngton, el secretario general de l a oea, jose miguel insulza, dijo que no es negociable la composicion de la mision de cancilleres que viajaran con el a honduras en busca de una solucion negociada a la crisis originada tras el golpe que derroco a zelaya...cabe senalar que el viaje original de la delegacion de cancilleres fue suspendido porque el gobierno de facto dirigido por roberto micheletti se opuso a la participacion de insulza en la delegacion.. aacon la promesade un buen trabajo y lograr el sueno americano, varias mujeres centroamericanas fueron llevadas a nueva york, pero la realidad con la que se encontraron resulto ser una pe

espera que la construccion del parque este completamente terminado para junio del 2010...en washington,claudiaa, univision el gobernador de maryland apoyo a la construccion de dos sistemas de trenes para mejorar el transporte y generar empleos... o'malley propone agilizar la construccion de la linea morada que conectaria la estacion de metro de bethesda y new carrolton....ademas una linea roja en el area de woodland en el condado de baltimore hasta el centro medico john hopskins al este de baltimore... estos proyectos buscan tambien disminuir el trafico vehicular y ofrecer otras alternativas de transporte... los ejecutivos de los condados de montgomery y prince george apoyan los proyectos de transporte... maryland estaa solicitando fondos al departamento de transporte para la construccion de las lineas morada y roja... se estima que los proyectos tendran un costo de mas de mil millones de dolares.... una joven de 14-aÑos fue sorprendida por un hombre mientras dormia en un apartamento en el area de mclean, esto en el condado de fairfax... la adolescente se encontraba durmiendo en un sofa c

and i think we have just lost communications with claudia. but if evacuations are underway here, and i believe in that fire a year ago, about one dozen structures will burn to the ground. fortunately, no lives were lost, but this seems to be a lot worse. double the damage so far, and this is early on. zero containment of this. it happened near the santa cruz mountains. if you have any pictures, we would love to see them. do it safely, and e-mail them to us at ureport@foxnews.com. give us the photos, your name, location, and a brief description, but be sure you do it safely. jane: already, thousands are sending kids back-to-school. it means the return of swine flu concerns. what strategies has your kid's school put in place? and the sound like a joke. a wisconsin robber walks into a bar. imodium multi-symptom relief combines two powerful medicines for fast relief of your diarrhea symptoms, so you can get back out there. imodium. get back out there. n diabetics on medicare. hello, i'm john fox---you may know that i'm a professional bass fisherm

. >> and i'm claudia coffey. tony will have the weekend forecast in a minute. >>> but looking ahead. you may not have heard of nassau tracking the potential asteroids heading to earth so should we worry. the latest coming up. >>> and band slam hits theaters today and one of the stars grew up near d.c. and he's going to join us live in the 8:00 hour. >>> and the redski are back, but it didn't look like they showed up for the matchup with the ravens. we have the highlights from the beltway beatdown coming up. >>> first let's check in with tony for an update on the forecast this morning. >> good morning steve and claudia. steve summed it up quite nicely. if you liked yesterday, you'll like today. it will almost be a carbon copy. if anything, it will be sunnier today. let's look at the satellite radar. we have some clouds south and st and there is some ipprioecitt precitation across southern portions of acthef chesapeake and the potomac. including a heavy rainfall. that looks like down near mt. vernon, heavy down the

fox 5 news claudia coffee has more. >> this is such a big concession. the hallmark of the plan was it was to be government-run. but there is now a move to get away from it. >> reporter: health care was a thorn in the country's side, now center stage on capitol hill and in communities across the nation. while democrats and republicans haven't seen eye to eye on the health care debate today they found common ground with plenty of senators and moderate democrats, agreeing that the public option and health care reform was a deal killer. >> that would be government involvement but it would be i believe a step in the right direction, away from a government takeover of our health care in this country. >> reporter: now the administration is indicating that it would be open to private insurance cooperates, with the co-ons the government would still be involved at first but then stepping back. >> the idea is the government would 47th-end some of the money and front end some of the money, and we have yet to discuss the idea of how it gets paid back. and then it wo

claudia coffee. >> this is fox 5 news news edge at 11:00. >>> off the top at 11, the cash for clunkers program is in over drive tonight. car buyers racing to the local dealership before the cash runs out. i'm will thomas. >>> and i'm maureen umeh, they will look closely at congress this week, hoping the lawmakers will pour more money into the wildly popular program. fox 5 news tisha thompson has more. >> reporter: the salesmen are calling it cash for clunkers festival 2009. because the money is rolling into the dealership. >> we thought we missed our mark, but congress extended it. >> reporter: worried she may miss out if she waited any longer, elizabeth decide decided to buy it earlier. >> there is no question in my mind that we would buy that car today. >> people driving the cars can afford it. they're careful, this incentive pushes the people back into the marketplace. >> reporter: and just one week, they say they brought in about 300 klingers, all of these are clunkers, when you do the math it is about 1.2 million that the government owes just this dealership. because of the boomin

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in the news room, claudia coffee. >>> and mark sanford's wife moving out of the governor's mansion.rned from the vacation this week. jennifer sanford plans to spend the school year with the four sons on the coast. in a statement, sanford says he supports his wife's decision. >>> and mel martinez is resigning, time to return to his home state and family. he told the staff in d.c. this morning and flew to orlando to make the announcement. the first term senator said he wouldn't run for re-election. governor crist is running to replace him, but says he wouldn't name himself to the seat. >>> and swine flu forcing the governor to take action before the school begins. new plans to deal with the swine flu, keeping the schools open. the health officials release add report shing that a large number of people could be infected. the report shows that people returning to school 24 hours after the fever is gone, urging schools to close only in drastic cases. instead they want schools to set up a quarantine room for sick students and staff. >> only schools with high numbers of high risk students

claudia coff, fox 5 news. >> a little fake today you may not know, the washington, d.c. area lead the nation in kidney disease. 700,000 local residents are affected. nearly 7,000 are on dialysis. >>> we are following breaking news involve ago frmero rm louisiana congressman william jefferson. we understand h has been convicted of 11 of 16 counts of bribery. this case stems back several years. you may remember he said he did nothing wrong in this case. he was accused of using bribes. the fbi went in his offices, they found cash in his freezer. former louisiana congressman william jefferson has been convicted of 11 of 16 counts for taking cash bribes. we will have much more on the "news edge at 6:00". >>> chances are this may be the closest you get to the real thing. katherine hepburn won more oscars and now they are on display. >>> she is ready to hit store selves. is she too realistic? we will take you inside the breast feeding doll, next. hearts happy... ...and big hearts happy too. because as part of a heart healthy diet... ...those delicious oats in cheerios can help

claudia coffey has more on the wild ride and their rescue. >> reporter: this is the view from nine stories up looking down. it's exactly what two workers at 1130 connecticut avenue saw when the scaffold they were on gave way. harry was working at a nearby building when an eyewitness came to him asking for help. >> he said it looked serious. there were a couple of guys dangling and they were screaming. when i heard screaming i knew there was a problem. >> the workers were doing caulking repair when they found themselves dangling. >> by the time harry got there, one worker climbed to safety. the other was in danger. >> the other gentleman was hanging there. i tried to motion to him. i think they could hear the sirens as well as i could, the motion to stay calm. >> reporter: they rescued the one worker. both are okay. apparently one end of the scaffolding came loosening it vertical to the ground. fortunately the workers had on safety gear. >> he was almost hanging free. he was entangled in the scaffolding rigging but he was hanging free with his safety harness and ropes. >> reporter: a close

claudia coffey with the preparations for surging cases. >> there is a proud global effort to get out ahead of a possible october. leaders want the -- outbreak. leaders want the community to be clear about what steps to t ready. as flu season draws closer leaders from the u.s. and 40 countries are gathering to discuss preparations in the event of another swine flu outbreak. >> we have a better understanding of the gravity of what is happening with th swine flu health officials say ssons have been learned from the initial h1n1 outbreak this past spring. the effort is to globally tell people to prepare early. >> letting people know wash your hands, cough on your sleeves. those single messages are key. >> reporter: this comes days after health officials announce that the production of the h1n1 vaccine will not be available as quickly as planned. health officials say in instead of 121 million doses, just 40 million will be eady by october. >> it has been done rapidly. >> reporter: also today federal officials urged businesses and others to get their plans in place now. a widespread outbre

good morning, sherry. >> reporter: good morning, claudia.ng for the special olympics here. during her lifetime the late eunice kennedy shriver inspired people worldwide, channeling the rights of the mentally disabled, she founded the special olympics, driven by her sister rosemary who spent most of her in --ann institution and today they are mourning her loss. >> she started this movement of accepting and including people within intellectual disabilities and she started the foundation but that transcended the playing field. she was making change in policy around the world. she changed attitudes and she brought on an army of people. shriver dies in cape cod near the kennedy family compound at a hospital. her family by her side. >> she was a proud member of america's most famous political family. she was born on july 10th, 1921 in brookline, massachusetts. the 5th of nine children, she grew up like the rest, under pressure. it was, she said, win, don't come in second or third. that doesn't count. one way or another, most of the children follow

claudia, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> we'll bring in robert hager who covered aviation for nbc news for decades. bob, good morning. >> good morning. one thing i'm thinking right away, when the flight attendants come on and say we're encountering turbulence, don't be in the aisles, pay attention. >> why is it planes can suddenly experience this kind of turbulence out of nowhere? >> i think don't know exactly the flight plan of this plane, from rio to houston suggested they might be over some ocean meaning they might be off post where the radar doesn't reach out as far and where you wouldn't get the nuances of weather front development as detailed as you would if it were over land. so it could be that the radar wasn't that sharp on saying just where there was severe turbulence. otherwise, just the fact that weather can be fickle and you don't always know what you're getting into. there are certain on-board air systems that look out ahead and are supposed to be able to warn you but sometimes it is almos

claudia is talking with one of the neighbors. claudia?p and nancy garrido will be arraigned on multiple charges for this crime which took place in south lake tahoe. we know that atrocities were happening every day, and they went unnoticed by law enforcement officials that made regular visits to the home in accordance with phillip garrido 's paroled. and pauly -- with phillip garrido parole. >> i was in the backyard, and a little red-haired girl peaked around it may and i tried to talk to her, ask her her name. she was very vague and she ran away. she was very shy, talking to strangers. >> she did not look abused or malnourished in any way? >> no, normal, perfectly normal. >> now, you and neighbors were aware that phillip garrido was a registered sex offender. you just found out recently on the database? >> yes, i just checked at a few months ago, and there he was. >> can you sum up the neighborhood reaction? >> add. very sad, very bizarre. flabbergasted. >> in all the time you were in your backyard, you had no idea that there were any chi

good morning, i'm claudia covery. >> and i'm gurvir dhindsa filling in for allison today. today the funeral for eunice kennedy shriver mass began an hour ago. it was led to the church by special olympians and law enforcement. a lone bag pipe played as her children carried the casket into the mass and thousands of people lined the streets. her son-in-law, governor arnold schwarzenegger took part in the mass reading from the psalms. >> she was chosen, she was chosen to have a life to serve others. the weakest of the weak, the castaways, the throwaways of society at the time they would say the mentally retarded and i am one of those people. today -- day she is a fighter for humanity. >> again, there is the funeral mass taking place at st. francis roman cath list church in massachusetts which is synonymous with the kennedy name. her brother ted kennedy wasn't able to attend the funeral today. he's continuing to btle brain cancer. >>> and now to another farewell. this one 18 long years in the making. thousands lined the streets for michael spot biker. she was shot down in the g

in the news room, claudia coffee, fox 5 news. >>> and tonight, a major setback for traffic troubles in northern virginia, the hot lanes program is on hold. the question is for now long? >> brian, the nats get their guy just under the wire. now the question is when will he suit up and what type of impact will he make? some possible answers ne fox 5 news at 10 continues. there's something big happening at pizza hut. - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! now get big meals like our stuffed pizza rolls, pizza mia, the p'zone... and our personal panormous pizza starting at just $5. the big eat tiny price menu. only at pizza t. - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! now gebig meals like our stuffed pizza rolls, pizza mia, the p'zone... and our personal panormous pizza starting at just $5. the big eat tiny price menu. only at pizza hut. . >>> two big signings in the sports world today, brett favre now a minnesota viking after coming out of retirement again? >>> and meanwhile, a signed strasberg signed off on the deal with less than two minutes to go until that midnight deadline. s this mean t

claudia coffey is here with the story. >> reporter: police say they do no suspect foul play, there have been no breaks in the case. 24-year-old tiffany holsey disappeareduly 24th. she walked to a friend's house but never returned home. her family and friends searched for any clues in the park. police in the 7th district say they have no reason at this point to suspect foul play but they continue to investigate. her son turned 5 today and her daughter turns 2 saturday. >> i keep -- her son keeps asking. i don't know what to tell him. i don't know what to do. at the end of the rope. >> police say that holsey has friend in the sixth district. they are coordinating help in that district as well. >> thank you, claudia. >>> a real life murder-for-hire plot. a newly we had arrested for having her husband killed. we will take you inside the twisted tail next. >>> plus, baptism party interrupted. cops tasing two people including a pregnant mom.  - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! now get big meals like our stuffed pizza rolls, pizza mia, the p'zone... and our personal panormous pizza s

and see what claudia is cooking up. >> you are going to like this. so many tomatos available right now and this is the perfect way to use those in a tuesday can summer dish. dean gold is with dino on connecticut avenue and he's joining us here today. thanks so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> and bringing in the smells of tuscany. thank you. if you can gib -- if you can begin by showing us thes tomatoes. >> i went to dupont market yesterday and i bought from two different stands. this is from heights next step producing. these are german striped tomatoes. they start out red and they turn yellow. and this one is blemished. >> but you said doesn't matter. >> it doesn't matter taste wise but you can get a good deal, and it has a large scar and so you won't see it in the whole foods market because they want the one that's look perfect. but you get these at a good price. i paid less than $2 a pound. >> and it tastes the same too. >> absolutely. and you cut into it and cut around the scar. >> is there a particular type. >> the more the merr

fox 5's claudia coffey has the sty.or story. >> reporter: at the national zoo spectacle bear exhibit all of the attention. but when he first arrived, the attention he was getting for something far more serious. >> he was a speck agole and -- speck acle and a half. >> reporter: he was one of the most obese animals when he arrived in december of 2006. and he was an estimated 150 pounds over weight. and that posed a big problem. >> from the health side, he had teetproblems, we were concerned about diabetes, heart problems, degenerative joint disease, all of the things that come with obesity in older animals. >> health was one issue and moving around was another issue. >> he could move but it was slow and kind of waddling almost. he was really -- it really impacted his whole being. >> reporter: so the zoo assembled a team of vets and nutritionists with the goal of putting nicki on a serious weight-loss plan. >> the goal was for him to lose 1% of his initial body weight or 2.2 kilos or five pounds a week. >> to do that he eats two meals a day, 3,000 calories. >> his diet is a mixture of a

in davenport, california, claudia cowen, fox news. >>> heated debate all over the country this week about the president's healthcare plan and it is not getting any prettier as the week goes on. it is a real problem here. drama and confrontation upstaged any information at several meetings. the president is on the road trying to sell the plant himself. even he is getting tripped up. he told people at a town hall in new hampshire that the aarp supports his plan. it's not true. at least not yet. the president's approval ratings are slipping and his healthcare plan is losing support. he heads to montana tomorrow. >>> the remains of navy pilot are back in florida. captain spiker's hornet was shot down on the first night of the gulf war in 1991. his remains were just recovered. his casket arrived this afternoon. tomorrow it will be driven by location associated with spiker's life. he will be buried at jacksonville memory garden in a private ceremony. >>> mourners are paying their final respects to eunice kennedy shriver today. thousands are expected to attend today's public wake at a church in

at georgetown university hospital, claudia coffey, fox 5 news. >> the washington d.c. area leads the nation in kidney disease. more than 700,000 local residents are affected. nearly 6,000 are on dialysis. >>> we are just getting in some video from fairfax county. a house fire on shropshire court in alexander, in the area of alexandria. >> inside the home snake, iguanas and scorpions. many of the snakes saved and brought outside. they are not out on the front lawn in containers -- i think they arout on the front lawn in containers, actually the point being they're in containers. we have a crew on the scene. we of course will bring you this complete story tonight at 5:00. >> unusual. >> unusual finding in that house. okay. >>> well, trouble for one hollywood couple. which duo is suffering from a different point of view that may have them splitting up. >>> we'll head over to studio b and see what our guet chef is cooking up. don't go anywhere. we're coming right back. >>> welcome back to what's cooking, everybody. today we have the national conference center in our studio

. >> hey, claudia. look at these cowboys. these are the southeast renegades. it's just one of the washington gas teams that will be competing in the natural gas rodeo demonstration. no bucking broncos here. we have a mini excavator with our cowboy on board. what is a natural gas rodeo? why do they have it? how does it all work? and what's the importance of it? we'll show you live next. fox 5 morning news. stay with us. er >>> you are the stars and the world is watching you. by your presence you send a message every village, every city, every nation, a message of hope, a message of victory. >> that's what you first hear when you go to the special olympics website. eunice shriver passed away this morning. president obama is remembering mrs. shriver as an extraordinary woman who as much as anyone taught our nation and the world that no physical or mental barrier can restrain he power of the human spirit. she was 88 years old. >>> we want to turn our attention now to the district and a disturbing case of animal cruelty. a dog left for dead in a dumpster in southea

in davenport, california, claudia cohan, fox news. >>> firefighters think they can get much of containede winds are calm tomorrow. the other fires were started by lightning strikes in the dry hills. >>> another developing story we're watching tonight, an american assault on a taliban- controlled town in southern afghanistan. allied forces had about half of the town under their control. it influences trade routes into the province at the focal point of the fighting. elsewhere in the southern region, three british members and one american mechanic of nato were killed in two different explosions though no details were given. >>> a solemn homecoming 18 years in the making. the remains of navy pilot michael scott speicher are back in florida tonight. they arrived at jackson naval air station this afternoon. he was shot down on the first night of the first gulf war back in 1991. his remains were just recovered. his family will hold a private burial ceremony tomorrow. >>> flying the friendly skies is about to get more personal. tsa is roll willing out some -- rolling out some new rules for the

claudia coffey has more on this growing trendss is about to start for d.c. redent 10-year- old hannah james. however in her school, there is no chalk board, no lecture, no pens or paper, instead her education is just one click away. >> i do science, history, reading, math. >> reporter: nancy james, hannah's mother. >> go ahead and get on a steady island. >> reporter: she enrolled her in an online school five years ago because she felt the pressure of traditional school was having an impact on hannah. >> i began to see it was regimented and even in kindergarten they were testing them once a week on adding and so friday was testing day and i would drive her in and i would watch -- she was five and i would watch her face get more drawn. and i just thought i don't think learning happens this way. >> and nancy says she's been thriving. she has an online teacher and the traditional subjects but moves at a pace that works for her. >> it was different. and i learned how to use my computer better and i got a little adjusted to it over the time. but i just got differe