. >> or cvs caremark you. you guys in that space?e subsidizes doesn't mean we can afford it. robbing peter to pay paul doesn't last long. >> right. >> we need newer approaches to getting same care at lower cosss. at forbes conference, mini clinic on athena net. >> what is mini clinic is it. >> go into cvs store or target. >> walk-in clinic? >> walk in. easy stuff, talk to a doctor about fi infection or a flu shot or a -- >> ear infection, exactly. get your prescription and get it in. if you have a chronic disease and your medication isn't working talk about tuning it up without going back through the system again when you have been through it a million sometimes. >> so talking about nurse practitioners and physician assistants and shopping malls and drugstore chains. >> that's right. >> and not going to the emergency room hospital. >> that's right. you have a lower cost, easier access ab, more easily accessible front line of health care which will be amazing for the chronic disease and for the worried well, keeping our 91% of us not

minuteclinic, the medical clinic in cvs/pharmacy. accepts united healthcare benefit plans. find a clinic near you at minuteclinic.com. >>> unless we foster at the afi silver theater where wusa9 is host ago special screening of the movie, decoding annie parker tonight. the film is based on the real lives of two women, dr. mary claire king who discovered the braca gene mutation that causes some breast and ovarian cancers. at the age of 29. this after already losing her mother, cousin, and sister to the disease. annie was one of the first women in canada to test positive for the mutation. >> we have come a long way, thanks to dr. mary claire king and i was really glad that this was something we found out about because i really didn't want to think that all this was for not, for my research that i was doing. >> in addition to being a breast cancer survivor, annie beat ovarian and abdominal cancer. she's an amazing woman you cannot forget. >>> always watching, always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather. >> it has been a gorgeous, gorgeous day. i have to tell you. >> it was war

and at about the same time, a short distance up the road, the crooks did a number on this atm at a cvser shell is left, but the inside, including all the cash, has been gut. all three of the most recent break-ins occurred in the early morning hours. >> something different needs to be done about it. >> prince georges county police say they are investigating whether the newberglerys have any connection to a series of smash and grabs last month where about a half dozen atms were hit. those smash and grabs also occurred in prince georges county and d.c. in those burglaries, stolen trucks were used by the crooks. police have not released any surveillance video from the latest crimes, but we're told it does exist. >> they need to catch them and put them where they're supposed to be. >> here in clinton, this is where the thieves broke in this weekend and that's where the atm used to be, one of three that were hit this past weekend. again, police are investigating within the three that happened this weekend in prince georges and d.c. are connected to the others that happened in prince georges

the walk-in medical clinic in cvs/pharmacy. now offering a medically based weight loss program. find a clinic near you at minuteclinic.com. >> today on "tmz" -- >> david beckham is in his underwear again. is he playing right now? >> you're trying to say he is out of shape, aren't you? >> he looks good for his age. >> he looks good for any age. better shape than i did when i was in the best shape of my life. >> miranda kerr is in paris for paris fashion week. she just got dropped off at the wrong venue. >> miranda, wrong show? >> she is running in her knee high boots. venue. od, where is the >> she runs like a muppet apparently. >> kate upton, a model coming out of the gym and someone decided to do an extreme close-up of her face. she has blemishes. >> why didn't she put page-up or something? >> why didn't you put socks on. your clothes aren't even clean. >> what? >>

minuteclinic, the medical clinic in cvs/pharmacy. accepts united healthcare benefit plans. find a clinic near you at minuteclinic.com. >>> we're back now with breaking news. we now have a verdict in the michael jackson wrongful death civil trial. the concert promoter is not liable for mj's death. the jackson family has sued the concert promoter, aeg live, claiming it was negligent in the hiring of dr. conrad murray. you will recall that murray was convicted in michael jackson's death because he gave the singer an overdose. again, the jury says the concert promoter is not liable. >>> keeping your family safe. wusa9's first alert weather. >> checking your calendar right now and wondering, what the heck is going on? it feels like summer out there. >> out on the bike today, it was kind of hot. >> not humid. that's the good thing. now we did keep your family safe. we do have a picture for you. this was sent into us by lisa from jefferson, maryland. so, like you to go to our facebook page and enter captions. we got a seat behind him. a recycling bin. >> have you gotten the captio

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. ÷ mercedes, a 59-year-old man from pleasanton, drove about a block away over here for the cvs shoppingcenter. parked his car here in front of the donut hole donut shop where a worker called 911. this man was shot three times, as i mentioned. one of those bullets hit him in the torso.q it will require surgery, but he is expected to survive. the conversations police have had with him so far have been limited in terms of getting a lot of information. >> the only thing he has alluded is that he was possibly driving too slow at one time. what transpired from there, we're not sure. we're not sure who engaged who. we do believe that likely both parties were involved in this incident, so what the actual story is we're not 100% sure. >> reporter: no suspect or suspect vehicle description yet, and it might be hard to come up with one since it was so dark out. there's no known witnesses. the dog, by the way, was not hurt. animal services is taking care of it until its own feels better. now, this is the second time there's been a road rage shooting in fremont in a week. last thursday, not far fro

. >> cvs stations across the country are conducting similar investigations with similar findings andso are attorneys general. >> investigators have the attorney general's office documented other charges and deceptive prices at nearly every store we visited. >> the missouri attorney general recently filed a lawsuit against walgreen's. earlier this year walgreen's had to pay more than 1 and a half million dollars in fines for over charges in wisconsin and california. >> this tag expired last month. >> the california settlement also required that walgreen's gives you any overcharged items for free other a gift card depending on the price, but we weren't offered either. considering our overcharges, if they had, we would have walked away with a nice chunk of change. >> reporter: now, we brought one overcharge to the manager's attention. she did give us the sales price. according to the settlement, because the item was under $5, we should have received it for free. walgreen's wouldn't comment on that but says if a customer believes they were charged incorrectly, we are happy to resolve it.

the walk-in medical clinic in cvs/pharmacy. now offering a medically based weight loss program. find a clinic near you at minuteclinic.com. >>> tonight it's a big bang theory at 8:00 followed by the news to come. and the millers at 8:30 and then it's the crazy one at 9:00. and the elementary at 10:00. great line up there. >> yeah, then tonight at 11:00 on wusa9 news, we want to show you the video that we have been showing over and over tonight from the television. who are they? and what were they shooting when they caught this on camera? plus. new information about the people inside the car. >> yeah, you also want to know about the latest on the condition of the two injured officers. >>> plus, how all of this is impacting the government shutdown talks that are happening just next door. >> that's tonight at 11:00 >>> recap of tonight's big story. the deadly shooting near the u.s. capitol building. >> police say that it began this afternoon when the woman driving the black infiniti rammed a white house security barrier. well, that got the officers after her as she shot and killed

minuteclinic, the medical clinic in cvs/pharmacy. accepts united healthcare benefit plans. find a clinic near you at minuteclinic.com. >>> the relay for the 2014 winter o olympics is officially underway. the trek across russia after a brief ceremony in red square. among the first to carry the torch, a member of the international olympic committee. and britain ice royal family got their kicks today at buckingham palace. >> prince william hosting the first ever official soccer match at his grandma, queen elizabeth's home in london. the game between amateur club civil service and polytechnic, the english football association's celebration. >>> and that's all for our news at 7:00. entertainment tonight is next and we'll be back here at 11:00. >> you can log on any time to wusa9.com. have a great evening, bye bye. >>> is it too late for miley? can she clean up her act? >> the new confrontation with matt lauer. i'm nancy o'dell. >> and i'm rob marciano. >> 55, then you're definitely not sexual. >> in tonight's top story, miley versus matt on sex. the day before her new album drop

shene thing from her cv -- spent her time between the fed and academia. she never went to wall street to make loads of money, and the democrats like that. at,thing else she is keen balancing employment and on -- inflation, certainly during the economic crisis she has put the stress on policies that create jobs. the nobel prize for economics in 2001. >> she has been a consistent advocate that when unemployment is high that is one of the main focuses of the fed, so long as inflation is also not high. so i think what she would bring as a balance -- is a balance that sometimes was lacking in the years before the crisis. >> the markets seemed to like her, bouncing back this morning. many think she will put on hold the fed plan to reduce the amount of money they are pumping into the u.s. economy. if it happened, it could send shockwaves around the globe. not everyone will be pleased with that. if you in the senate voted against yellen getting her current job and will be more worried now. >> liquidity is always popular. nobody complains about that. it is really

minuteclinic, the medical clinic in cvs/pharmacy. accepts united healthcare benefit plans. find a clinic near you at minuteclinic.com. >>> oh boy, the redskins name debate came up today meeting here in washington. it was announced the nfl will neat medication month with representatives at the indian nation who are leading the call for the name change. in an interview over the weekend, president obama did say he would think about changing the team's name and here's what commissioner, roger goodell had to say. >> the redskins presented as part of their tradition, history, and part of the tradition. whenever you have a situation like this, you have to listen. recognize that some other people may have some perspectives, clearly there are cases that are true here. >> redskins owner, dan schneider, has long maintained he will never change the team's name. majority of fans agree with him. according to a report, how many native americans think it as a racial slur. the dictionary says the term is very offensive and should be avoided. the term is used affectionately. they call their

the walk-in medical clinic in cvs/pharmacy. now offering a medically based weight loss program. find a clinic near you at minuteclinic.com. welcome back to the news edge at 11:00. want a free cup of starbucks? >> hey, will. we're starting off with apple's new ipad. according to all things d apple will unveil a new ipad october 22nd. the new device will be thinner with more angled edges with upgraded hardware and come in a variety of new colors. >> number four the makers of a new watch claim the device can predict your death down the second. believe it or not it's called the happiness watch. it estimates the time of your death by combining biological and environmental factors. the watch will cost you $60. >> number three eating lunch at your desk may be better for you than dining out with coworkers especially if dining out wasn't your idea. a new study shows we're less stressed and happier people when we feel like we can choose what we want to do versus feeling pressured to do something else. >> how about a free cup of starbucks coffee. pay it forward. the coffee chain is offerin

shene thing from her cv -- spent her time between the fed and academia. she never went to wall street to make loads of money, and the democrats like that. at,thing else she is keen balancing employment and on -- inflation, certainly during the economic crisis she has put the stress on policies that create jobs. the nobel prize for economics in 2001. >> she has been a consistent advocate that when unemployment is high that is one of the main focuses of the fed, so long as inflation is also not high. so i think what she would bring as a balance -- is a balance that sometimes was lacking in the years before the crisis. >> the markets seemed to like her, bouncing back this morning. many think she will put on hold the fed plan to reduce the amount of money they are pumping into the u.s. economy. if it happened, it could send shockwaves around the globe. not everyone will be pleased with that. if you in the senate voted against yellen getting her current job and will be more worried now. >> liquidity is always popular. nobody complains about that. it is really

the suspect was holding three hostages inside this cvs store as he tried to rob it, but released them a few hours ago. none of them were hurt. >>> police were called when a man entered the store with a rifle before 2:00 this morning. when they got there, the gunman recordly fired at them. officers describe the suspect as suicidal. streets in the area are currently blocked off. but the suspect surrendered. >>> new this morning, the massachusetts school where a teacher was killed back open on this friday. police say this 14-year-old student used a box cutter to kill colleen ritzer two days ago. he allegedly went to wendy's to eat and saw a movie afterwards. >>> anti-bullying video may have inspired monday's deadly shooting at sparks middle school in nevada. it included a scene designed to show the wrong way to respond to bullies. it showed a bully threatening students with a gun. it's not clear if the shooter in sparks saw that video. this 12-year-old boy who was shot at the school says he begged him not to shoot. the gunman didn't listen. >> i'm lucky to be alive and the bullet didn't

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. >> reporter: at cvs care mart that is taking a role to help customers, they are finding customers confused and frustrated. >> they are frustrated what are their options, how do they sign up? how do they find out information and heard about glitches early on. we try to reassure them the insurance doesn't take effect until january. >> reporter: it's the continuing discord that concerns tony coles, especially funding for disease research. >> that $5 goes for that tomorrow. we have to unlock what we know about the genome and cancer and made such strides for hiv and aids. we have to invest in research for the next 30 or 40 years. >> former aetna ceo sees it as a long-term problem. >> it was a complicated bargain, a bargain one side of the isle participated in and will hunt us for sometime. >> reporter: he says it will likely take a couple years of the affordable care act actually being in place and people being covered before both sides come together to try to form some agreement on how to move forward. bertha coombs, "nightly business report", new york. >>> for more on this story and other hea

. >> reporter: at cvs care mart that is taking a role to help customers, they are finding customers confused and frustrated. >> they are frustrated what are their options, how do they sign up? how do they find out information and heard about glitches early on. we try to reassure them the insurance doesn't take effect until january. >> reporter: it's the continuing discord that concerns tony coles, especially funding for disease research. >> that $5 goes for that tomorrow. we have to unlock what we know about the genome and cancer and made such strides for hiv and aids. we have to invest in research for the next 30 or 40 years. >> former aetna ceo sees it as a long-term problem. >> it was a complicated bargain, a bargain one side of the isle participated in and will hunt us for sometime. >> reporter: he says it will likely take a couple years of the affordable care act actually being in place and people being covered before both sides come together to try to form some agreement on how to move forward. bertha coombs, "nightly business report", new york. >>> for more on this story and other hea

this happened at a cvs along the 5700 block of riverdale road. r. police say the suspects were able to pry the door open and ad remove the atm machine from thee store using the front door. doo. now the cash machine was boltedb to the floor.flo. police say they are not quite qe sure how the suspects were ablee to remove those bolts. >>> well, coming up is a soccero ball or a football ball a danger to your child's well-being?ll-b? one school says yes. ys. now they are banned from recesss >>> plus one student springsspr into action and catches anotherr girl after she catches fire in i her chemistry class. cl we'll hear if that hero cominghe up next. >>> we've been watching the rain creeping in from the south and . it has now overspread the th district and it continues toesto move towards the north and west. how long is this rain going togo last and why is the pattern patn bogged down. dn. i'll have your forecast comingf up in a couple minutes.minutes. >>> the redskins gear up for ar big visit to dallas this morning.mning. speaking of scrutiny, team own

in january,walgreens, cvs, rite aid and more are bracing for new crop of insured americans who will buy medicines. pharmacy clinics could also become popular options for people choosing low cost coverage. citigroup will pay a $30 million dollar fine. the new york times reports a citi analyst is accused of offering research information "before" it was made public to s-a-c capital, citadel, g-l-g partners and t. rowe price. the information reportedly had to do with one of apple's taiwanese smartphone suppliers. citigroup says in a statement it takes regulatory compliance requirements very seriously and is pleased to have this matter resolved. the leader of the commodity futures trading commision may be stepping down soon. according to the wall street journal. chairman gary gensler plans to leave by the end of the year. he served during a tumultuous term that included a major overhaul to the derivatives market under dodd frank and prosecution of banks for libor market manipulation. b-p is applauding a partial victory. a federal appeals court ruled more consideration should be given to the

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