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against taliban and al qaeda that this is the good war, the right war so i think that there's also that col rans for that at least for a while. >> move onto the issue of human rights. the murder of nattia -- she was a staunch reporter of human rights. she had supporters in chechnya. says a deep investigation. that they will find somebody here. are we really supposed to believe russia when they say this. >> no. >> anything more that you wish to add? >> no. it's horrible. it's horrible. it's horrible for investigators, it's horrible for journalists. it's just a terrible, terrible thing and you know this government in russia, they're just not knocking off journalists and human rights right and left. >> so what should the obama administration do? >> it's very interesting because the "times" had an editorial on it this morning. >> whgideon, you're roading. >> the fact that it's a tragedy. a lot of human rights aboweses in chechnya, have been for many years of course and not much that the united states can or frankly in my opinion should sort do on an actual policy level. the difference between o

police received date 911 col. there were reports of shots fired on fisher drive. they heard a pop. there was a woman lying on the ground. she had been wounded. they called police. police arrived here. they found who may be responsible for a person of interest. they surrounded the home and they have been there all night long. we are 10 hours in. dozens of police officers are surrounding this neighborhood. the neighborhood is on lockdown. the condition on the woman is not clear. not clear what the natn -- what the relationship between the man and the folks inside the home. police to confirm they to know each other. they're not classifying this as a hostage situation. they are calling it a standoff. they have been trying to contact this man inside the home in falls church, to no avail so far. i think the word was used that we talk to a lot answering machines. it looks like the police are trying to waithis guy out, to try to make some contact with him and to try to get everybody out of the house safy. matt brock, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> searchers will be back on the potomac river

on your right, kirsten powers indicated col upist and fox news analyst. and ann coulter.n. first teen that brown and the day by beef i think it is called says that obama is keeping her in a burke carl cameron. three times complain -- burka. vetting her appointees for the u.s. agency for international development et cetera. was she complaining or only complaining because she was flanked out by teen into burns. >> my theory is but by all means defer to the democrats on this is that she wasn'ts to separate herself from obama during his term. she couldn't do it at first because his population was so high. she does think his foreign policy is going to fail. >> she wants to separate herself out and now you are starting to see it leaking and the big division this week was she wanted to hire sidney blumenthal. she wanted that to be shot down. >> geraldo: was it? >> but is your theory she is separating herself to run against obama? >> perhaps if the rating -- if his ratings take a nose dive at six months in you are only we ginning to see the beginnings of the rumblings of it right

col due to his lengthy sentence he will be housed in a tougher siv prison than those that host whiteiminals. i'm lauren sivan.headline now, we return to "geraldo at large." begging for attention. today they would finally "wipe out the agressors on the globe once and for all. >> an apparent tto f to phish a missile perhaps more than one in the direction ofai hawaii, they might launch long range, medium range,listic short-range, a ballisticn missile in our direction on thl fourth of july weekend. >> oh, a missile launched at us on fourth of july. just as you our terrified population say ooh. aah.fied pulat are you familiar with fourth of july? the whole sky is an explosion. the whole sky is an explosion. >> that is pretty funny. an even funnier tongue in cheek joke tonight as america celebrates independence day, north korea is sending us a message. they launched seven ballistic missiles from the eastern coast and ought over the ocean. the missiles fired could not have reached the united states and do not have nuclear capabilities but the move clearly provocative has prompted the u.s. m

. >>> it was a story of activity on tap col -- capitol hill. and all designed to move legislation forward. some key house democrats agreed on ways to cut the costs of medicare. also, the possibility was raised to bypass the energy and commerce committee to take the legislation directly to the house floor. >>> in tonight's healthwatch report, more than 50 women -- or 50% of women breast-feed, at least for a little while. and many of them have questions about the quality of the milk they produce. healthwatch reporter kellye lynn has more on how to test breast milk. >>> 8-month-old aby is a healthy baby whose mom believes in breast-feeding. amy duval thinks this is a crucial part of the bonding experience. >> it's something only i can do, something that's special for me and my baby. >> reporter: now, new moms can take advantage of a new piece of equipment, a centrifuge, that analyzes the fat content of the milk and comes up with a figure, calorie content per ounce. they say that's important, especially for the smallest of patients. >> many times w

. >> they need someone to col it. really, people attracted to government are control freaks. they want to do for other people what they can't do for themselves. it's really quite sad. by the way, it's true in all administrations. it's not just democrats. it is not just especially cans. it was just as bad in the last two years of bush. it is being continued in terrible terms with this administration with obama. they are doing everything wrong. andrew: what should we say when we want them to tell their members of congress, stop, you can't cure borrowing and spending by more borrowing and spending? >> that's exactly what we should tell them. it's got to be a political solution, because frankly, we're going to have to wait until 2010 or maybe even 2012. people deserve the governments they get, judge. andrew: they do, but i don't know if we can wait that long. dr. laffer, thank you for joining the show. >> thank you very much. my pleasure. andrew: despite growing pressure from the house, the senate decided not to increase scute ny on the federal reserve and blocked a bid on proced

when asked about the marks on asia's neck, medical examiner sarah col bin said simply a five-year-old can't strangle herself. and testimony in this 6 day old trial resumes tomorrow. back to you. >> audrey thank you for that. >>> now to a nanny accused of child pornography. it's being held at $350,000 bond. 22-year-old asa harenich appeared in court on child abuse charges. investigators say she showed porn to the children and asked them to pose nude for a webcam rachlt the children told detectives they locked themselves in the bathroom to anoid tan n.ny knwet to know how well you ow w yourow child that he nanny. head to d.c.momslikeme.com, scroll down to as seen on wusa9.com. >>> we have breaking news out of damascus. sky 9 on the scene. a serious accident there involving a van. this is the 28,000 block of kempton road. right near the frederick county line. can you see the damage to that vehicle. police say one person has been thrown from the accident and will be medivaced to a hospital. we have just also learned that individual has died in this accident in damascus, maryland. right no

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some 15,000 people who live in the town of col ochkelowna, bri columbia. they are hoping the winds will help them. nine structures have been lost and three of those were homes. here's jackie in the cnn weather center. the weather here is extreme, too. >>> we have wildfire kearns. overall it's been a quiet year. in fact, compared to the ten-year average we've had a pretty low fire season thus far. for example, this time last year there were 1 million more acres which had burned. however, we're starting to see some more activity as you can see here. all these little hot spots are being detected by satellite. we're stretching out here in california, yesterday, 26 new fires were started here. small fires. but they were all ignited by lightning. the biggest one of those is 2,000 acres. these are burning in the bishop creek area and they are under an order for a mandatory evacuation. and about 100 campers were ordered out. we'll continue to follow that and we're trying to get pictures. the temperatures out west have been extremely warm. we have heat warnings in

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as far as this closure, col fin remains shut down between mount royal and howard in advance of artscape. around 7:00 a.m. there's more roads that will close in that area of mount royal, cathedral, preston and oliver. all will shut down at 7:00 a.m. looking pretty good as far as delays. not a whole lot happening yet. a live view, not seeing a delay yet. hopefully it will last for a little while. as far as the north side, an easy ride so far at harford. sandra, over to you. >> thanks. for your forecast today it looks like mid 80's, right where we should be. 87 our normal high for july 13. the humidity, yet again. partly cloudy. slight chance of an isolated thunderstorms but mainly to the south where the front is still stalled. it will be sliding through the south today. high pressure building in. a love tuesday forecast with mostly sunny skies. 86. more humid on wednesday. 87. 20% chance of a lailt late night thunderstorm. thursday, 88 to 90 that will be our hottest day of the week. then it looks like a chance of storms as we head in in the afternoon friday through sunday. by the weekend

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we consider that to be col amity.oesn't have any doubt and is moving ahead with their large and a large portion of the people who think they have doubt. >> aft one-hour sermon, there were more protests outside tehran university. there you see thousands of people outside the gates. in a few seconds, you will see security forces coming out on motorcycles and there you see the opposition supporters scattered. very interesting, inside tehran university. usually, during friday, people are urged to say, death to the usa, death to america, death to israel. today, when they were urged, instead of saying that, they kept saying, god is great. an apparent show of defines to the organizers of friday prayer. also, we show you this. there were a number of arrests. among them, according to mir hossein mousavi's facebook page, human rights activist was arrested. he was walking with a group of women's rights activists when unidentified plainclothes man pulled her into the car. things have quieted down throughout tehran. a big day. thi

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. >> local county decides on plan to allow some kinds of col ho at area libraries. >> coming up in sports, andy roddick answers whether or not he will play here in d.c. also a capitals goaltender skates out of town to play for the archrival. good defense by the nationals. was it enough? "news4 at 6:00" continues.l l >>> back now with a look at the stories making headlines tonight. >> today metro announced the circuits, faulty circuit, likely to blame for the deadly crash on the red line last month may be widespread. metro says testing around the system turned up anomalies in circuits along the green oengre 22 high school students from our area were looking forward to a cultural exchange program in china that began a week ago. instead -- quarantined in beijing. some of them have swine flu. the students say they are being treated well and hope to finish the trip when they are healthy again. >>> president obama is pushing congress to vote on a health care bill this summer. the president says his plan improves coverage, choice, and prevenon. the mayo clinic said the current bill would low qua

then it cols off on tuesday and warms right back up.his is a heat wave that's entrinched over the west. these are all the areas highlighted in red that are going to be 90-plus today. it's really texas, which is a little cooler than it was at least, back through the desert. this is just brutal from phoenix to vegas today, easily into the one-teens. l.a. downtown is always warmer, towards the coast is always cooler. inland areas are going to be very hot. look at sacramento, 103. wet weather, not a lot out there today. really florida, the problem area, especially north florida from apalachicola to cedar keys, spreading over towards jacksonville and daytona beach. your beach day is probably going to be ruined throughout the afternoon. otherwise it is gorgeous. kansas city 7. st. louis is nice. atlanta doesn't have the humidity for once. which is perfect. and not bad in new england, either, chris. so not too many problem areas. we'd love to get our friends out west a little bit of wet weather, maybe on a monday through friday would work. >>

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we are waiting to hear from that woman who sent out the 911 col.ed it, health care. bill: -- gregg: a lot of states are facing a lot of cutbacks. some of them are letting inmates out early. are we at risk? we will tackle that subjects coming up on de "happening now." megyn: "kelly's court" is back in session. on the dock at? prosecutor versus prosecutors . a california district attorney that prosecuted sex crimes cases has been fired and is facing criminal charges after a colleague accused him of brutally raping her. the defendant says that he and his accuser took a lunch break during a trial and had consensual sex at his home. the accuser says that things went way too far, that she consented at first but then he took it beyond her consent, holding a gun to her head, handcuffing her, and raping her. how does a jury get to the bottom of who is telling the truth? let's ask our panel. good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning. megyn: this man's life is on line, his freedom is on the line. this is serious. she is standing by her story. he says that this

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an article in "the new york times" over the weekend mentioned a col jt student who said that on his campus, it's fairly common for people to mix these energy shots with a drug called atarol. >> which is for a.d.d., attention deficit disorder. >> it's dangerous. >> why? >> you go ahead. >> i'm going to let you take that one. >> somebody take this. one is a prescription medication, which is not to be used without a diagnosis at all. two it's a stimulus that makes you hyperfocused and then you have these which jump it up a notch. it can make you antsy, i think sometimes almost a little psychotic. these are not meant to be mixed together at all. >> real, real quickly, mixing these with alcohol? >> horrible. because when people use them to party longer and harder, you don't fully feel the effects of the alcohol, because you're wide awake, so you drink more and more and you get yourself into trouble. >> all right. >> and one final -- >> really quick. >> everyone's sleep deprived. these just make it worse. kids are too plugged in, don't get enough sleep and this puts them over the edge. not a gre

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police got a 911 col. a woman had been shot. she was laying in the front yard. when police got here, they followed a man to one house on lyle avenue and they have been waiting for him outside ever since. they are trying to contact him. here is the police spokesperson. >> we are continuing to speak with him. he was not picking up the fund. we are still trying. investigators are continuing throughout the day. they will work to try to resolve it. >> in the last two hours, police have said there are that -- other people inside the house with the man. they are not characterizing it as a hostage situation. they will only call it a standoff. he knows the people and he knows the shooting victim who is in serious condition. the police have no more details. we will keep an eye on it, live in falls church. >> it has been more than 12 hours now. searchers will be back on the potomac river this morning looking for a missing swimmer. a 32-year-old disappeared yesterday near old angler's inn. >>> a man is and the hospital with serious condition ter police say he may have been

least about what wept on so we know whether, in fact, these children were turned away because of the col are o of the skin or just because it was a club that has paying members that didn't need a whole bunch of kids around. one way or another, we will get to the bottom of it. susan, thanks very much. we will keep up the speed with this with you. >>> the other big stoery we are following. so much for resting in peace? cemetery workers charged with turning a graveyard into their own cash cow. because of one word, imagination and reality have merged. because of one word, a new generation-- a fifth generation-- of fighter aircraft has been born. because of one word, america's air dominance for the next forty years is assured. that one word... is how. ies who need that one word... assistance getting around their homes. there is a medicare benefit that may qualify you for a new power chair or scooter at little to no cost to you. stay tuned for this important medicare benefit information and free scooter guarantee. imagine... one scooter or power chair that could improve your mobility and your

sometimes you will hear other voices like my col leg from italian television.son for that, these big events, they have us all clustered together, one next to the other. it is not too busy right now because the summit just started. when it gets busy, it is pandemonium, because people are shouting over one another. this being italy, they have ad hoc capp cafes for people to remember. everyone is after one thing. the swag bag. it's a knapsack. you have a pencil and a highlighter and a t-shirt and even a swimming towel, a hot. my favorite part, though, this year, is a watch. what time is it? g-8 time. ali, you saw that t-shirt there. i am going to bring that back to the states for you. >> listen, you travel to a lot of places. is there much down time for you when you are on these trips or are you always ahead of the president or whoever is moving around. >> we are always trying to get ahead of the president. there is not a lot of down time. on this trip, we got to moscow on sunday night, sunday afternoon before the president did. that was really our first chance, s