we'll let delia have the final word on that. where are you, delia? >> he absolutely is ahead of me. however, we made good time considering yeah, we are in rush hour holiday weekend and it's raining. so we just got on to 95. we have been driving for just over an hour and so from montgomery mall to this point, we're talking maybe 16, 17 miles. so yes. it's taken about an hour just to travel 17 miles. however, we're now moving. we're on 95. we see signs for the icc which is a few miles away. eventually, we'll get there. >> delia traveling at bicycle speed. >> delia is a glass half full kind of girl. so i like her attitude. we'll check in with you throughout the show. >> by the way, we have maps. all kinds of information for you at wusa9.com. tonight at 7:00, a whole different story a. blind veteran gets hit by a car and has been told by paramedics you have to leave your guide dog or you don't get a ride to the hospital. we'll tell you what the vet wants officials to do. >> all right, still to come in this half hour, they may not be having much luck delivering on the field this season.

delia with the beltway and scott, how are you doing? >> well, more specifically, we started from montgomery mall. it's like the grand premier opening of a new movie theater. i'm waiting online. the sign says i'm a quarter mile away, because i had to come north on 270 jog across county and man there's a lot of traffic. right now, i'm doing ten miles an hour and i'm just now hitting 270 get on to the icc. so, it is mighty popular. a lot of people trying to get on this highway. i'll let you know how crowded it is. >> all right. so we all thought delia might have the tougher time getting to bwi, but how are things going for you? >> you know, we're making headway. not so bad considering the weather that we're dealing with and this is rush hour. we have been traveling at about, consistently 15 to 20 miles an hour. there have been some slowdowns and we speed up occasionally. but you can see the sign we're approaching georgia avenue and silver spring. we have been on the beltway for a good 20 minutes or so. and we have been moving. we saw a car

we're live in wheaton tonight, delia gongalves, 9news now. >> thanks, delia. >>> the 26-year-old police are calling a one woman crime spree has apparently struck again. police say stephanie schwab is now wanted for attempted carjacking in baltimore county. they say she stopped a driver on thanksgiving day at a safe way parking lot. the female driver fought back and was stabbed in the hand during the scuffle. her attacker ran away. schwab is also wanted for two bank robberies in northern virginia. these are surveillance photos from one of those crimes in fairfax county. she is also suspected in an armed carjacking that happened in the tyson parking lot. >>> he described himself as christ like and the president as the anti-christ. but the accused white house shooter is competent to stand trial. after a 50-minute screening, the doctor concluded oscar hernandez can understand what is going on in the courtroom. but prosecutors today asked a magistrate to order a more thorough psychiatric workup for this man who fired nine rounds at the white house earlier this month. >>> three stabbed, two s

>> delia, thank you very much. >>> new at 6 p.m. tonight. an arrest in the case of those girl scouts robbed while they were out selling cookies right outside a local wal-mart. we first told but this one last week. last night police caught up with the man they believe grabbed the scouts cash box and ran off. he was arrested in the same bowy shopping center where it first happened. >>> in the last hour a judge in norfolk said he would issue a ruling about whether justin wolf should get out of jail soon. the judge ruled he was wrongfully convicted for a murder in manassas. his attorneys say that he ought to be released while the ruling is appealed. >>> air forces top general criticized over the way some of the remains of our war heros from afghanistan and iraq. >> the air force says it is not happening anymore. they are now burying ashes at sea. one widow tells me she was appalled and disgusted after she heard of pieces of her husband discovered after she buried him. >> reporter: east of fredericksburg, perhaps the last place you would expect t

delia stuck to the beltway to 95. in the end, scott made it to the airport in just over an hour and a half. delia drove five miles less but her trip took almost a half-hour more. lesli. >> all right. >>> so after the eating is done and you feel like you can move again, a lots of us head out to the stores for black friday. and today we learned that consumer spending fell slightly last month. but experts say they're still hopeful all of us will say ready, set, shop. >> 55 million americans around 29% of adults tell us they're going to be shopping on black friday. that is a big number. that is the first uptick we've seen in a few years. >> a shopping mall in richmond is going to be keeping a close eye on its shoppers friday, perhaps a little too close for some people's comfort. short pump town center plans to track their guest movement by monitoring the signals from their cell phones. they say that data will be gathered anonymously. >> you can see all of the black friday ads at wusa9.com. just click on the special sectio

our delia gonclaves is there too. and delia, what's going on? >> reporter: well, fans just gathered here a short time ago. they tell me -- they are hoping this vigil will send a message to the family that wilson ramos is loved and appreciated here in washington. take a look at the group. they are huddled further down by the warm beverages i should add. jim johnson started his own website posted free number 3 flyers here. 24-year-old ramo as it has been missing more than 36 hours now. police believe he was indeed the target of wednesday's abduction. they have since recovered two get away cars and a handful of other evidence but still no word from the kidnappers. however, there is some encouraging note to report. statistics from venezuela say that even though the kidnappings are on the rise 98% result in release. we are hoping this will end in release as well. you talk to all these fans they are hoping for a good ending as well. back to you, lesli. >> delia, thanks. >>> a new sculpture honoring the nation's veterans unveiled today in silver spring

anita. >> okay delia, thank you. meantime, montgomery county police say they have the man who kidnapped and robbed three elderly people in wheaten. henry levi saunders has a lengthy criminal record. he is adding multiple counts of kidnapping and robbery to that resume. he is accused of kidnapping three men from the wheaten mall. >> gary giordano is back in the states. this is video of the maryland man this morning in miami. giordano is the main suspect in the disappearance of robyn gardner of frederick, maryland. aruban prosecutors lost their deal to keep him behind bars. he claims she was swept out to sea while the couple snorkeled in august. giordano was released from jail yesterday. >>> do you care where your neighborhood firefighter lives? d.c.'s fire chief is proposing sweeping changes that might impact 75% of the city's work force. firefighters living way outside of town. bruce johnson has the story from northwest. 75% of d.c. fire department personnel live outside the city. some from as far away as west virgin

let's go straight to delia gonsalvess live on the scene with much more. bring us up to date, delia. >> reporter: surae, this is what we know so far. a group of six cyclists were traveling down macarthur boulevard when a fedex truck traveling in the same direction attempted to make a left turn essentially almost a u-ey in between the two grassy medians there when the driver struck four of the cyclists in that group. you can see two of the cyclists that were not hurt. we just spoke to them. they're still here waiting for a ride. they said they were travelling in that group. they noticed that the driver did not see the cyclist and was not stopping so they sped up, trying to tap the car to catch his attention. it was too late, unfortunately. four people, as you mentioned, were struck. they tell me they have spoken to their friend. three of them are in good condition. however, one, police are describing as a trauma patient at this point. that's the story so far, we're going to have much more on this developing story a little later in our broadcast. back to you

delia gonsalvess, 9news now. >>> delia adds security at westfield mall has increased since the last attack and police are asking anyone with information on this suspected kidnapper to give them a call. >>> the 26-year-old police say is responsible for a string of robberies in northern virginia has struck again. this time, in maryland. police say stephanie schwab is wanted for an attempted carjacking in baltimore caught. they say she stopped a driver on thanksgiving day at a safeway parking lot. the female driver fought back and was stabbed in the hand during the scuffle. her attacker ran away. schwab is also wanted for two bank robberies in northern virginia. these are surveillance pictures from one of the crimes in fairfax county. schwab is also wanted for an armed car jacking that happened in the tysons corner two parking lot. >>> a man accused of shooting at the white house is, indeed, competent to stand trial. that's the finding of dr. elizabeth teagarden of alexanderry ya, the court- appointed psychiatrist who evaluated oscar ortega hernandez for about 50 minutes. she said he understa

we asked scott broom and delia to take the icc challenge.f them left montgomery mall just after 5:00 p.m. they were headed for bwi airport and we have been tracking their progress all evening long. where are you now, scott? >> i made it to bwi. what a miserable drive. let's do it with the tail of the tape because i am ahead of delia. there's no doubt about it. we started at montgomery mall. i left at about 5:06. i drove 43-miles using the icc. it took one hour and 35 minutes to do that. the average speed 27 miles per hour. now it would have cost me $4 if the tolls were in effect and they will be later in december. on december 6. meanwhile, delia is nowhere to be seen. she is certainly not

delia has more on the battle for women's equality in the catholic church. >> jesus said let the little children come on to me. all the little children, not just the little boys. >> jennifer says little girls are being excluded from exercising their faith at area catholic churches and 50 families protested that as they marched to the arlington diocese yesterday. >> i'm hoping that the bishop will hear us. >> one year after their new pastor came to corpus cristie church. an announcement that boys alone will be trained as alter servers. up until then, little girls could serve, wearing white robes like her daughter did. >> i had to leave mass. >> the family is just one of a dozen families who ended up leaving the church after the announcement. they still keep in touch with some parishers who say less people are involved. >> it has been heartbreaking in terms of our religion. our faith is strong. >> look out. >> girls who were already serving are grandfathered in, but have seen their duties scaled back and now wear different robes than the boys. in 1994, the pope allowed girls to participat

delia. >> that's right. i have to tell you they are very concerned, wondering if this is the beginning of the end of the movement as they know it. especially after hearing new york's mayor bloomberg site concerns over safety and sanitation as his reason for moving in and shutting down that occupation. that's why folks here are doing whatever they can to keep this camp clean and healthy. >> this is a ma rirksrinara. >> i tell people not to throw trash around. >> witnessed occupiers occupiers being kicked out of a new york park. >> i cleaned out my tent and packed everything up. >> ann is manning the dish washing station. >> this is as healthy as it can be. >> built a makeshift water fall to help control the spread of germs. >> people who show up may be sick, but that's going to happen anywhere. >> park service tells us trash is picked up three times a day and kitchen inspections have passed. since park rules state three porter john per 300 people, they have two. but overhead vents make for an unpleasant walk

derek if. >> all right, delia, thank you. we are hopeful this plan will work. >> yes. >>> folks, the snow is long gone up in conneticut but tonight, can you believe this, 3500 residents are still in the dark. that storm was days and days ago and now the parent company of the state's biggest electric utility has put up $10 million to establish a fund to help the customers who lost power. 830,000 customers did lose power after that storm october 30th. >> my goodness. >> yes. >>> tonight at 7 p.m. a bicyclist caught riding 57 miles an hour. wow. well, that speed camera ticket led to some big changes for one city speed camera program. we will tell you about on 9news now at 7 p.m. >> see you then, d. >>> but still to come in this half hour, the votes are in, the ballots are counted. a look at one of the surprises from our local election. topper? >>> another perfect day comes to a close. not as mild as tuesday but pretty nice. 64 and 42 go in the books. records on this date 79. record low 26. a cold front is on the way. we will tel

delia gonclaves is live to show us what is left behind. >> reporter: these damaged cars left behind. and it really is painful to take a look. these two cars behind me, the worst hit. the car swerved down the street. you can see this tire mark here. the car hopped onto this maxima and landed upside down on that grey jeep. take a close look at this picture. 9news now just exclusively obtained this picture of the suspect's black suv on top of that jeep early this morning. police are confirming the crash did occur around 2:30 this morning and that the driver took off but witnesses here on the scene believe this all started with a police chase. >> looked like a meteor shower. honestly, it looks like a van hit the car and ran over the ore. >> both the people ran. originally they were behind that gate look to go see if they could find somebody. >> reporter: now residents are telling us there was a female passenger in the suspect's vehicle that was appended and questioned by police. detectives are not confirming that for us but they do tell us they are working hard to identify this driver an

they arrested her after a small foot chase. >>> thanks to delia for that report. there is relief in wheaten, maryland, tonight after montgomery county police arrested a man in connection

delia. >> i am making headway. i am nowhere to be seen according to scott. indeed he did beat me. we pulled on to 195. >> and she just pulled on to 195 and promptly lost the signal. i want to thank you for being out there in the traffic and the rain. by the way, we have maps of the icc, all sorts of information about the road and its tolls for you at wusa9.com. >> egyptian police arrested three u.s. students during violent protests in the capital. those students, part of a study abroad program at the american university in cairo. they're arrests came as the violence broke out against the police and protesters. this was day number 4. those protesters are demanding the military council hand over power to a civilian government. >> we need to have a clear cut timetable. we need to have a president by april. we need to have a proper democracy in place so that we know where we stand. >> the politicians say the military council has agreed to transfer control to civilian leaders next july. but the protesters aren't satisfied. they are now pushing for a second revolution. similar to the on

you make it home safely, delia.y. >>> so by now your kids should be back home from trick-or-treating and their hull is looking pretty tasty. before you dive in, we'll see what will add the least to your waistline. let's start with the example. twizzlers, eat these instead of candy corn. both have no fat but the twizzlers less calories. then they recommend eat this, the skit wills, instead of the -- skittles instead of star burst. and finally for the chocolate lovers, it's better to eat whoopers instead of tootsy rolls. i'm happy about that. the whoppers i like. >> can i have that for a minute? >> no. >> thanks. >> not a twizzlers man. >> did you see the candy corn. >> it was cold for them tonight. >> thankfully it wasn't like monday -- actually saturday night or sunday night in the 20s or 30s. a little better. >> yes. >> and snowing. >> and snowing on the trick-or-treating. >> actually dry. a couple of showers did develop east of town. that's about it. let me show you first what the storm left behind. check this out

but as delia gonclaves reports, they are fearing for the worst and hoping for the best. >> ramos. >> reporter: wilson ram os is the nats rising star and now hearts are heavy for number 3. >> first thought i had was sean taylor type stuff. you see the news and suddenly it is bad news after that. i walk by national stadium every day and this morning when i walked through it, i was just saying a prayer for him. >> reporter: the 24-year-old catcher was playing in the venezuela winter league and was visiting with family last night when police say four armed men abducted him. >> reporter: they are working with the nats in major league baseball. >> makes it a little more scary. >> reporter: u.s.a. today baseball paul white saying these abductions are common in venezuela but in this case the stakes are higher because players themselves usually aren't the ones abducted. >> one had his mother kidnapped. >> reporter: but he says the big stars of the mlb making big paychecks can pay for security for themselves and their families. another reason why the young up and comer may have been targeted.

delia? >> reporter: matt, we should first report that venezuelan police are confirming to us tonight that in fact wilson ramos is still alive and detectives we are told have sketches of two of the four suspects they say ambushed him at his home in venezuela last night. meanwhile, here at his other home outside nats park fans are fearing the worst but hoping for the best. >> ramos. >> reporter: the nats rising star and now hearts are heavy for number 3. >> had the thoughts of sean taylor type stuff. this morning when i walked i was saying a prayer for him. >> reporter: the 24-year-old catcher was playing in the venezuelan winter league visiting with family last night when police say forearmed men abducted him. venezuelan authorities promise a thorough investigation and are working with the nats and major league baseball. >> reporter: u.s.a. today's weekly baseball editor says these abduction often for ransom are common in venezuela but in this case the stakes are higher since players themselv

delia gonsalves spoke with protestors camping out in mcpherson square. >> there was no intention for any kind of aggressive behavior. that's not -- we're a nonviolent movement. >> the images of friday's demonstration are quite the contradiction. angry protestors blocking the doors of the convention center so people, including this woman in a wheelchair couldn't leave the conservative convention. one demonstrator using her own children to block the door. >> it certainly is not a policy of ours to involve children. we are a group of individuals and individuals make decisions. >> once you get to an action you can't control individual people. >> how did it get out of control that way? >> i think maybe the physical proximity of the people to the building had something to do with it. >> video posted by the conservative web site the daily caller shows two elderly woman knocked to the ground. what the video didn't show was how one fell. they posted this new clip on its web site showing a man from the convention pushing through the crowd and toppling over the woman. >> i saw -- police refused

scott took the icc, delia took the beltway and here are the results.and only going about an average of 27 miles an hour, scott made it to the airport in just over 90 minutes. now, while delia only had to drive 37 miles, it took her about two hours to get there. on top of that, she was only averaging about 18 miles per hour. hopefully when you get your ride on the icc, you will have better results. >>> well, by this time tomorrow night, millions of people will be on the road or even at their final thanksgiving destination which means many of you will be behind the wheel at the crack of dawn. let's hope with the traffic here is a few alternate routes. if you're heading north you can avoid i95 in maryland by taking the parkway to 695. from there head towards 83 to i81 to pennsylvania and from that point you can jump on to i78 and that will take you up to new jersey. if you want to avoid the delaware toll plaza, just take 95 north to route 279 towards newark and then make a right on iron hill road and a left on chestnut road. from there you can get back on

delia, thank you. >>> breaking news now tonight. a third former employee of herman cain says she considered filing a workplace complaint over what she said was aggressive and unwanted behavior by the presidential candidate. when she worked for him in the 1990s. the woman told the associated press that cain made sexually suggested gestures during the time they filed separate harassment complaints. the woman spoke on the condition her name not be released. cain's campaign declined the comment. >>> president obama is vigorously pressing lawmakers to pass the jobs plan. the president spoke this morning in the shadow of the key bridge. one of the bridges that could be eligible for repairs under the plan. the commander in chief's mere presence caused gridlock in and around georgetown and as danielle nottingham reports, the bill could hit some gridlock as well in congress. >>> all the industries hammered by the economic downturn. construction has been among the hardest hit. >> the white house wants to pay for the plan with a new tax on ind

delia. >> i can tell you the news spread quickly among students and staff. earlier today heifer here at the school, wang was a bright girl and a talented artist. >> there is definitely an eerie feeling. >> i think it's awful. >> 18-year-old was killed in a bus crash near the campus of james madison university last night. she was a freshman at jmu. a senior last year here at the fairfax high school where according to @ yearbook, she was a national honor society student and a member of the national art society. >> i feel for her brother being in art class. it's terrible. >> many students learned of the news in the middle of the school day. senior rachel rogers was in the same art class wang attended last year. >> she looked upset. she stood up and said do you remember jane from last year? and a few of us knew her and then she started crying. she said, i'm going to leave the room for a little bit. jane was killed last night. >> virginia state police say the driver of the city bus struck the 18-year-old as she was crossing the street just before 10:00 p.m. frien

delia gonclaves went down there to check out the carnage. >> reporter: i'm delia gonclaves in columbial cars totalled after a car smashed into one vehicle, flipped over and then landed on top of a second car. >> devastating. >> reporter: passerbys couldn't help and stop and stare in sheer amazing. shattered glass and car debris scattered on the street. >> looks like a full fledged collision, ran over a car then

diehl delia is live and she has more in a disturbing shift in this movement. delia. >> that's right, derek. whether you are outside or inside the occupation. many agree that shift came after friday's confrontation with police. up until that point, protester h's a good relationship with police. one that they are hoping to rebuild. >> at a protest outside a clark construction site. >> nine applications. they haven't called me, not once. >> demonstrators rallied the troops while officers stood by. >> they had horses out. >> many now see more police presence. officers in cruisers and on horseback not taking any chances. >> we need the police. we respect the police, but we need the police to respect us. it's not us against them, but they took it personal. >> police are retaliating. occupy d.c. just released this new video that spiraled out of control. >> definitely notice they are on a heightened state of alert. >> still, many are reiterating their message of nonviolence, saying friday was a unique situation. >> i think the spirit is still there. i think on friday,

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back to you. >> all right delia.for that. >> a new plan is in the works to catch drivers who pass stopped school buses in montgomery county. allow cameras to be installed on the buses. this legislation comes months after a survey found 7,000 drivers pass stopped buses in maryland on a single day in february. drivers caught passing school buses could get fines up to $1,000. >>> the driver of a trash truck is being treated for injuries he got after a truck collided with a tree. it happened just before 11:30 this morning near the intersection of river road and wilson lane. the accident blocked traffic in an area throughout that area while the rescue crews worked to get the driver out. he was taken to the hospital. nonlife threatening injuries, he sexfected to recover. >>> a rush hour crash made for a miserable commute near the d.c., maryland line. a cab slammed into a cvs pharmacy at western and wisconsin avenue. traffic along jennifer street was shut down during the investigation and clean up, one person suffered minor

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. >> i'm delia in alexandria. police are looking for a man they say tried to abduct a girl just steps from her front door. >> i don't want to lose her. you know, kind of scary. >> fear has set in. now that kelsey shaw realizes she was this close to losing her friend who ran from a would be abductor waiting for her a couple doors down from her home. >> she's very worried. she's wondering what her mom would say. but she's okay. >> it was early friday morning in this quiet alexandria community. a 14-year-old mt. vernon high school student was walking to school. it was 6:55 6:55 and the wooden neighborhood was still dark. >> you never think it's going to happen to you or to your neighborhood. >> the student didn't report the incident to school leaders until late friday. the principal e-mailed parents and police blanketed the area saturday, but never found the suspect. >> the quicker we know, the quicker we can verify a story and do something about it. >> don't be alarmed if you hear or see airplanes flying in the wee

. >> reporter: delia gonclaves. >> police have not confirmed whether this was a police chase or there was a drunk driver there but they are working on identifying a suspect and hope to have an arrest warrant out for that pretty soon. >>> a pretty scary call came in, one that prompted worries of a possible anthrax attacks. employees thought they heard an explosion and saw white powder. all of that turned out to be a false alarm but the response by local and federal emergency teams, we can that was pretty impressive. first quarantined employees and moved them into a school bus just in case there was some contamination. then they sent in a robot to test the air quality. and finally a hazmat worker in a moon suit went in to look for contaminants but everything came up negative. >> there was an electrical issue. >> i'm actually happy that they did respond the way they did because it could have been serious. >> thank goodness that everything is okay and nobody got hurt. it was something not real bad. >> thank goodness. turns out employees did hear a pop from a bail ast -- from a ballast. >>

delia gongalves is live and she has their side of the story. >> reporter: you know as everyone else does here in dc, this park has become home and headquarters for members of occupy dc. and tonight those demonstrators refute the claims of the police chief that they started the violence that landed five people in the hospital. >> there was no intention for any kind of aggressive behavior. that's not -- we are a non-violent movement. >> reporter: but that message of non-violence and those images of friday's demonstration are quite the contradiction. angry protestors blocking the doors of the convention center, so people including this women in a wheelchair couldn't leave the convention. one demonstrate orror using her children to block the doors. >> we are not using children. we are individuals and individuals make decisions. >> reporter: how did it get out of control that way? >> i think maybe the physical proximity of the people to the building had something to do with it. >> reporter: video showed two elderly women knocked to the ground. what the video didn't show was how one fell. for

. >> but the police account is vastly different from the sole eyewitness who tells her story to deliagalves. she joins us live. >> reporter: the wrecked cars are gone but imagine the devastation when neighbors stepped out of their doors and saw about every -- nearly every car on this street demolished. well, residents say the reports that they were initially told was rejected. well now it's wrong. >> something is going on. >> reporter: angela tucker says this police report just doesn't add up. >> the report is just so off. i mean, when i read it, i'm thinking i'm reading about another accident. >> reporter: and she should know. this is her car. tucker was about to park her suv on euclid street around 2:30 on friday morning when police say 21-year-old brandon rollins smashed a jeep cherokee into 11 parked cars. >> he went airborne coming across 11th street. >> reporter: and what happened next is incredible. the suspect drove up on to this car, bounced off the hood of tucker's suv and then landed on another. >> he looked me right in the eyes and i think he did that because he wanted to

delia has our report. >> chef pedro is serving up a hot meal and some fatherly advice. >> i tell peopleash around here. >> a necessary now that they witnessed occupiers being kicked out of a new york park. >> we are wondering if the same thing is going to happen here. i went and i cleaned out my tent and packed everything up just in case. >> ann is manning the dish washing station. >> this is as healthy as it can be. >> posted signs and built a makeshift water fall at this fountain to help control the spread of germs. >> people show that may be sick. >> the park service tells

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. >> delia is the latest to join other airlines that charge extra for seats near the front of the planewindow and aisle seats. delta charges $9 for flights less than $500 and $29 for farther lights. delta medallion members get first choice for those premiere seats. there's no charge, by the way, for window or aisle seats near the back of the airplane. >> a warning tonight about a popular baby seat. millions of bumbo baby seats have been sold nationwide. they are urging parent and care givers not to place the seats on elevated surfaces such as tables, tapeletops. babies have fallen out of the seats and suffered fractures and other injury. since the recall, there have still been dozens of reports of infants falling out of these bumbo seats when they are being used on an elevated surface. today facebook settled charges that it did deceive consumers. the ftc charged that facebook told users it would keep their information private and then repeatedly allowed that information to be shared and made public. today proposed settlement requires facebook to take several steps to make sure it lives

>> all right, delia, thanks so much. >>> the president and first lady spent part of veterans day at arlington national cemetery laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns this morning and the president spoke at a veterans day ceremony then off to san diego for tonight's basketball game. thousands of veterans families gathered at the wall to remember those who served and who died. organizations registered with the war memorial fund were also invited to carry a wreath up to the wall. you can see awful them there. d.c. leaders paid tributes to those that serve our country including honoring the african- americans of world war ii. a tribute at the war memorial and u.s. armed forces color guard made the presentation of color on this holiday. >>> speaking of veterans day, wusa9 and uso of metropolitan washington are getting together for the holiday food basket campaign. we call it turkey for troops. communications manager with the uso is here to explain why exactly this need is and how big this need is because you tell me it is growing. a lot bigger than it was. >> just three years ago we had 150

delia gonclaves, thank you. >>> sky 9 was over a post office in west virginia today where an emergency call came in about a possible anthrax scare. >> everybody was okay. it happened in jefferson county. peggy fox is joining us from the scene. what was going on there, peggy? >> reporter: it turned out to be a false alarm but what the employees thought they saw was enough to scare anyone. >> crazy to think something like that were to happen in here in the little town of ranson. >> reporter: firefighters, police cruisers. lots of yellow tape surrounding the post office and next door in a strip mall parking lot. >> then i pull in here and i'm like what's going on? >> reporter: it appeared to be something extremely serious. possibly deadly. employees at a post office thought they heard an explosion and saw what they thought was white powder in the air. >> when you hear white powder you think anthrax. did that cross your mind. >> definitely. >> what do you do in that case? >> you try get the possible people on scene. >> set up a command, perimeter, got anthrax specialists involved. >> repor

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accident out of fairfield this morning if you are driving towards the core delia junction two right -anes blocked with an accident out of the fairfield at the cordelia junction we'll follow that. toll plaza metering lights off, no problems into san francisco upper deck. abc7news.com/traffic is a great resource before you leave the house. >>> 5:53. parents, the king over throne -- over thrown. [ unintelligible ] >>> justin bieber striking back against a woman claiming he fathered her baby of the teen heartthrob says he will take a paternity test to prove he's not the father of the three-month-old. then promises to sue her. bieber says he has never met the 20-year-old who filed court papers claiming they met backstage at a bieber concert. the singer's lawyer says bibler will do the dna test when he returns from europe in two weeks. >>> new survey says sexual harassment is an epidemic pervasive in america's middle and high schools. 48% of students in grades 7 to 12 experienced some form of sexual harassment. 56% of girls and 40% of boys say they were victims. malicious rumor, lewd photo

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