. >> doreen has more on adult allergies. >> i just moved to d.c. and now i have allergies. maybe you said that or maybe you said i never had this problem before and all of a sudden i'm suffering with allergy symptoms. while d.c. is ranked one of the top ten allergic cities in the nation, doctors say there are things that can help with all that sniffling and sneezing and it could be the result of

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doreen, back to you. >> thank you, pat. among those who showed up at the crime scene today were william mcquain's 30-year-old half brother marcus coleman who says he never met the young boy. also at the scene was his former football coach who along with her children have known mcquain for years. >> i'm broken, broken. this is breaking my heart, breaking my kids' -- they've done nothing but cry. i took them out of school early today. they are broken and can't be here right now. william was the greatest, most beautiful, wonderful, cheerful child in the entire world, entire world. and there is no reason this should have ever happened to him, ever. ever. >> reporter: sienna rain and her sons took some mementos to the scene, a football, caps, and some flowers. she said she has never met curtis lopez, who is charged in the murder of william's mother. mcquain's classmates are also learning of his death today. chris gordon continues our team coverage now from germantown with more on that. and the scene at the storage locker where t

it gets easier every day. >> doreen gentzler, news 4. >> they say vegan diets can be very healthy.e sure you are monitoring vitamins and miner s minerals. well, we all know regular exercise is crucial to losing weight. what happens after you shed those pounds? a lot of people hit a plateau and get stuck. meet a washington woman who lost 150 pounds and is working to get to the next level. we asked her, what's your work out. >> i weighed, at my heaviest, close to 300 pounds. i loved food. i wasn't participating in physical activity or anything like i should have. it was almost a decade later, in my early 20s, when i was 21. i had an a-ha moment. i started walking. i did what i could, maybe 20 minutes a day, up to 345 45 minutes a day. right now, i'm in the stage of maintenance. >> to go to the next level, you have to do something different. she came to see us. >> you can plateau and start to gain weight back and it's like what am i doing? you need to mix up your work out and different things you are doing with your body. it gives me variety. every day, he has us doing something diffe

a healthy nine pounds, five ounces. >> getting to hold her was amazing. >> doreen gentzler, news 4. >don't know if it was the cancer causing the fertility problems or the ovarian syndrome. everyone agrees, it's a good idea to seek a second opinion if you have questions or concerns about a medical issue. >>> a lot of people agree it's fun to work out. but it's hard to stick with a plan sometimes. that's part of this class in d.c. it works your core using a classic toy, the hula hoop. we asked participants, what's your work out. >> relax your shoulders. relax your hands. beautiful. hula hooping is exploration of movement in the body with a hoop. many times, people can't hoop on the waist. there are -- you basically can hoop anywhere on your body or around the hoop or inside the hoop. we used our arms, legs, necks and then a lot of range of motion within the joint. >> it creates a core strength in a huge way. so, as your muscles understand how to choreograph and how to synchronize what they need to do your core becomes stronger and stronger as you dance. fly up and catch it. >> i was usi

doreen gentzler explains how it can affect a child's ability to learn and our ability to perform at our>> my ears are stopped up. my hearing goes down. i'm congested all the time, tired. >> reporter: she's been suffering from fall allergy symptoms as long as she can remember. the last few weeks felt bad. >> probably the worst ever. the rain has done it. lots of rain. >> reporter: the medical center internist says the rain makes ragweed grow faster. all the moisture causes mold to form in homes and on leaves which can trigger allergic reaction. >> usually, it starts in the middle of august. it started earlier this year. it generally ends the beginning of october with the first frost. it's probably going to be delayed because of climate effects. it may go on until the end of october. >> reporter: dealing with allergies is nothing to sneeze at. it can really have a big impact on your quality of life. >> itchy eyes, scratchy throat, stuffy heads, sneezing and feel tired. >> reporter: kids suffering from hay fever may have problems in school. adults will process information more slowly. that

doreen is here with more on this very unusual case. doreen? >> hi there, pat. this couple struggled for years trying to have a baby. doctors told them not to worry. instikts told them there could be something nor serious going on. when she couldn't get pregnant, she took matters into her own hands. the new doctor believed it was from a common hormone disorder. it turned out to be more troubling. >> just heather's fertility problems ended up saving her life. she had an evaluation and that otherwise wouldn't have been noticed for possibly for years. >> more on this medical mystery and how it was finally resolved tonight on news 4 at 11:00. >> thanks, doreen. >>> there's more to come on news 4 at 4:00. what if you could stop the ageing process by popping a pill? >>> two months and no sign of a maryland woman missing in aruba. >>> so, what's for dinner? our app of the day will help you find and fix the perfect meal. it's compiled 30,00 recipes from magazines and famous chefs. you can browse for brunches, kids meals. let's do a weeknight dinner. say you want to make

i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler.begin with president obama ordering changes to federal student loan programs. changes that are popular. they could benefit 1.5 million americans. the president doesn't need congressional approval. steve handelsman joins us with more from capitol hill. >> the new slogan is, we can't wait, meaning he won't wait for republican approval on issues like this, student loans. through today's wintry weather in denver, president obama went to university of colorado for a campaign-style speech. >> even when it's snowing outside, i'm fired up. >> reporter: again, he urged his backers to pressure republicans in washington. >> like i said, tweet them. tweet them. they are all tweeting all over the place.

jim, doreen? >> they say football is not a contact sport, but collision sport, >>> virginia state police are cracking down on people who make their own parking spots at the wood bridge commuter lot. after a week of written warnings, the police, today, began issuing tickets to the drivers who park illegally at a park and ride lot off i-95 in the prince william parkway. they say parking has gotten out of control with drivers parking on the grass or along threwways. it makes a safety hazard. on top of the ticket, some cars might be towed. >>> the same team that inspected the washington monument is repelling down another washington landmark. they are taking a look at weather quake damage to the washington cathedral. we have more. >> i think they are braver than i am but at the same time, they must have a great view on a day like this. >> reporter: it's a sight that's rare to see and it's stopping people on wisconsin avenue. >> i was riding my mike. i had the day off and saw guys hanging off the cathed

. >> i'm doreen gentzler. herman cain denounced sexual harassment. they confirmed one woman received settlement after complaining of inappropriate sexual conduct by cain in the '90s. steve handelsman joins us from capitol hill with more on the revelation that could cost a front-runner some support. >> thanks. he was in d.c. joking. now he knows how it feels to be at the top of the gop field where the target is set on his back. he does seem to be taking the crisis seriously. >> herman cain is denying the accusations. >> i have never sexually harassed anyone. >> the website politico reports cain was accused of inappropriate sexual behavior by two women in the '90s. >> we saw a document that details the allegations. >> reporter: cain was head of the national restaurant association. nbc news confirms at least one woman complained of his conduct, received a cash settlement and left. cain claims he was exonerated by an internal investigation. >> as far as a settlement, i am unaware of any sort of settlement. i hope it wasn't for much because i didn't do an

. >> doreen, the problem is mold. it's forced college students to relocate to the cruise ship. docked on the st. mary's river near scam pus. students will bunk in cabins. 25 crew members on board and laundry service. some are embracing it as an adventure. the sea voyager docked near st. mary's college not going on a cruise any time soon. come monday morning, the ship will become a floating dorm. home to 240 college students forced out by mold in scam pus resident halls. >> i don't know what the campus can do than the boat. >> black mold was found in two 1970s era dorms, force ing the evacuation of students. they've been staying at hotels. >> a big ordeal to get the ship in and students. less than an ordeal of two hotels. one as much as 20 miles away. >> you can see on this edge here, water stains that show. >> the mold was traced to pipe insulation above the drop ceiling and may have been caused by wet weather from hurricane irene and storms. >> people are getting sick. >> the college rented the 300 foot ship through end of the semester for $20,000 a day. the school president s

>> hi, doreen, thanks.perry is in trouble, his campaign is in trouble and today he's hoping to make two points. he is a guy who is smart, savvy and substantial and that he is further to the right than the

thanks, doreen. >>> doug joins us now.g tells me tomorrow is going to be a bit of a payback for all the run of nice days we had last week. >> was it tuesday that we did the little dance and we were excited? >> we're not doing that anymore, huh? >> no. i don't think too many people are excited. believe it or not, i put out the question on my facebook page, the rain is coming back, boohoo. some people were saying we love the rain and we love cooler temperatures. bring on winter. >> they're doing a rain dance. >> what? they were doing a rain dance. it is going to be raining. probably by this time tomorrow morning. out there right now, just the cloud cover. we will continue to see those clouds right on through the night tonight in through the day tomorrow. that's going to eventually make its way in here as rain as well. temperatures outside, 70 degrees. plenty of sunshine. plenty of cloud cover out there. winds out of the northeast at seven miles an hour. temperatures about ten degrees cooler today than yesterday as expected.

hi, doreen. >> reporter: hi, pat and jim.ht next door to you. 13th year news4 and telemundo in washington teamed up to present -- sponsor the hispanic heritages akon test. i hope our young speakers will forgive us for talking over them. this is nicole, the general manager. tell me about this contest and why students are asked to write about the freedom. >> we asked the students in the community to write about why the month is so important. it is a wonderful way to celebrate not only hispanic heritage month but details of the culture. having a voice and tell us their story about their family. >> reporter: we have a studio full of students and some proud families. tell me about 2 -- what they write about. what -- what they have. >> they talk about personal things that mean a lot to them. and are la teen and so culture, their food and news music they like. they stand above the rest and take this to celebrate with their families, what was instilled in them. >> they talk about leadership and just what this -- this is a nice opport

good evening, i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm pat lawson muse. jim handly is off tonight.ve more on that exclusive story in a moment. first, breaking news. two firefighters injured this afternoon while battling a house fire. the fire broke out around 3:15 in the 6600 block. we are the details. >> reporter: good evening, montgomery county firefighters are wrapping things up. they are going to take the hoses and clear the screen. they are on the other side of the struck trying to figure out what sparked the blaze. two firefighters were here and they got injured when they went inside. they came across extreme heat. the house was fully

doreen, back to you. >> more questions than answers on this one at this point. thank you. pat collins in vienna, virginia. >>> more on the breaking news in northwest d.c. where a pedestrian was involved in a hit and run on 14th and up shire street. jackie has the latest. >> reporter: this is a bizarre and disturbing story. we are told two groups of men were fighting near this intersection. a very crowded intersection, kids coming home from school, people out on their porches when one of the men ran out into the street after being chased by a pit bull that was sicked on him we are told. when he ran out into the street, he was struck by a vehicle. police tell us it oo a maroon colored jeep liberty, a late model. it struck the man and pinned him. if you could come back out to us at the scene, pinned him to a minivan. the jeep took off north on 14th street. the police are searching for the vehicle at this time. the late model maroon jeep liberty is heavily damaged. as to the person who was struck, it's an adult male. it's not a child. not a teenager. that person is in very, ve

doreen gentzler has the story. >> we had been trying for a little over two years.. >> reporter: all they wanted was a baby. when they weren't having success at getting pregnant, they knew something was wrong. >> the doctor i was going to at the time was giving me the run around. they weren't listening. >> reporter: she took matters into her own hands. she found a reproductive endocrinologist. he believed she has polly cystic ovarian hormones found in 40% of women suffering from infertility. >> it can be confusing. there's no one specific thing you test for and they have the diagno diagnose sis. >> we found scar tissue. >> they sent it off to hopkins to be biopsied and came back as cancer. i dropped to the floor. i was balling. >> reporter: she had a tumor, a rare type of cancer. >> when the oncologist said the wor wor words his torectomy, i didn't think i could get pregnant. >> reporter: they were going to remove the tumor. she you aren't went close screenings for a year. then last january, something happened. >> i had been feeling nauseous. >> reporter: she figure

. >> hi, doreen. boy, the waves. gusts in chicago. >>> a baby strapped in a stroller hit by a car in a store. i mazing. that kid survived. >> we'll share the images of the birth of a new planet. this is fascinating stuff. more coming up. >> that is fascinating. thanks, vance. a heart felt reunion between a 6-year-old and the firefighter who saved his life. like nbc washington's facebook page to win free stuff. tonight, free tickets to jay zee and kanye west. >>> a boston firefighter made the catch of a lifetime when he caught a little boy dangling from a burning building earlier this week. now, the 6-year-old was back in his arms once again. this time, to thank him. we have the story. >> reporter: a heart felt reunion at the fire house where the family hugs lieutenant glenn who caught 6-year-old xavier after he was dropped from a burning building. >> i said thank you. >> that's right. >> reporter: the pair together for the first time since the devastating fire that left them without clothes or a home but with a new e

good evening, i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm jim vance. the suspect is in jail now.ges on his home computer as well as stories of sexual enco

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. >> doreen. >> doreen. it went pretty poorly. >> this lasted -- well. >> it lasted a year.ng time to get divorced, which is interesting. about a five-year divorce, actually. >> huh a great daughter spencer. >> a fantastic child spencer. >> now it was your second marriage, this starts to really deteriorate. you married the stripper lee ann. >> shawani. >> in 1992. that lasted a year. >> a year. >> lots of allegations of abuse, she fired a gun at you. this was "the national enquirer" for real. >> oh, it was horrible, yeah. it was horrible. >> did she fire a gun at you? >> that was another night. that was before i married her. >> you married her after she shot at you? >> yeah, this is -- >> was that not a warning sign? >> it was certainly a shot across the bow. >> i'm thinking twice about the marriage. >> so that fell apart pretty quickly. then i met my third wife. and what's funny is i didn't see the -- i didn't see the similarities at first, but all the same impulses came up about, oh, i could really help her. you know -- >> this is camille? >> yeah, i can save her. give her

doreen, back to you. >> tom sherwood reporting from freedom plaza, thank you, tom. occupy protests are growing in number across the country. in boston about 100 protesters were arrested today after clashing with police officers. boston police were trying to relocate a group of about 1,000 from one park to another. those who would not move were arrested. in new york, hybrids joined a millionaires march today. it's part of the occupy wall street movement. demonstrators chanted and carried oversized check. they're protesting against the expir ration of new york's millionaires tax that runs out in december. >>> a woman was arrested today and charged with stabbing another woman at a target store, just outside a target store in prince georges county. chris gordon reports there's word the suspect may have done it before at another department store seven years ago. >> reporter: police call it an unprovoked attack. one woman stabbing another right in front of the store entrance of this target in the vista gardens market shopping center. at the starbucks across the parking lo

. >> i'm doreen gensler.1-year-old william mcquain did not end as police and everyone in the community had been hoping. today the body of the young boy was found in a wooded area of clarksburg, maryland. that's minutes away from where his mother was found slain in their home in germantown. we have team coverage tonight. chris gordon is in germantown. but we begin with pat collins in clarksburg with more on the search and the latest on the investigation. pat? >> doreen, they're still working the scene here. they have been here all day long. sources tell news 4 that cell phones and security camera video played a big role in this search. they were hoping to find him alive. we

maria shriver was on hand to cheer on the bikers as well as doreen gentzler. >> she also did the 5k runlong with some of our other co-workers. >> she's quite a lady. next weekend we'll get the video of you sweating out there. >> let's hope not. let's hope the event ends well. just as the sun was getting ready to go down, the clouds broke. so now we have a mostly clear sky out there on your saturday night, and that could set us up for a very chilly start on your sunday morning. be ready for widespread temperatures tomorrow morning in the 30s and low 40s. could even be in the low 40s, even into the downtown locations. the only spot that could be relatively mild, where overnight lows will hold in the mid-40s. right now, we have a mostly clear sky out there, very chilly night, 51 degrees the current temperature at national airport. look how much cooler it is, nearly a 10 degree drop to go outside the capital beltway. 43? college park. down toward manassas, even a few upper 30s starting to show up on the map already. frederick maryland already into the upper 30s, there will be widespread pro

. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. last night a person was hit by a train and it caused chaos. but tonight it was a mechanical failure that stopped the trains and had people packed in like sardines again. john schriffen has more. >> reporter: when i talked to the riders who got off this metro station they told me here we go again. this evening's commute was not as bad as the commute that happened yesterday. however metro says it cannot confirm that all of the problems today will be cleared up by tomorrow morning's commute. metro riders on the orange line rushed to the exit after delayed service. riders had to sit on the tracks for 30 minutes leave some the question whether to ride metro any more. >> i usually ride the vre. and they give you a free certificate when they are over 30 minutes late. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: around 6:45 people a mechanical switch went out that caused four trains to stop and delayed a number of other trains on both lines. it's the same problem that delayed trains for the morning rush. nicky was caught in both. >> it gets old. i ended up paying

good evening i'm doreen gentzler. >> and i'm jim vance. it started in the middle of the evening rush and people were stuck under ground several stakss away. john schriffen now where police and fire were called in to help. >> reporter: the good news at this hour things are back to normal at the metro station. interestingly enough when talking to riders caught in this mess they didn't blame metro for the accident but what they were upset about was what caused a two-hour delay just trying to get home. >> i was probably down there trying to get out for a half hour, 40 minutes. i've never seen anything like that before. >> reporter: during the tuesday evening rush these cell phone pictures show the scene. >> some people were yelling and some people didn't know where to go. >> reporter: the metro says the delayed started when a man was hit by a train on the orange line. that shut down the station and meant all passengers had to get off the trains. >> there were bodies physically pressed up against the train upon its arrival. so we are trying to

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. >> doreen. >> doreen. and it went pretty badly. it lasted a year. it took a long time to get divorce, which is interesting. it was a five-year divorce. >> you had a great child, spencer. >> that was fantastic. >> your second marriage -- it starts to really deteriorate so you married the stripper in 1992. and that lasted a year. >> that was a year. >> lots of allegations of abuse. she fired a gun at you, she filed for divorce, she attempted suicide. that was "the national enquirer" for real. >> did she fire a gun at you? >> that was another night. that was before i married you. >> you married her after she shot at you? wasn't that warning sign? a woman shoots at me, i'm thinking twice about the marriage, you know? >> so that fell apart pretty quickly. and then i met my third wife. and what's funny is i didn't see the -- i didn't see the similarities at first but all the same impulses came up about, oh, i could really help her. you know, i can -- >> this is camille? >> yeah. i can save her, give her some sort of refuge. and i think in the long run, i

doreen helped kick off the event and a bike team from nbc 4 also took part. there you see who's in there. let's see, katherine and -- >> everybody looks different with a helmet on. >> takes a little effort there. >>> the best eaters in the world gathered in singapore to see who could scarf down the most wontons, and of course the black widow took part in that contest. she came in second with a california team with the nickname mega toad. he ate 210 wonton dumplings in eight minutes. >> wow. >> i guess she travels the world eating. >> and she represents, too. >> she does. not so easy. congratulations. >> no doubt. let's talk about this weather. the dark clouds all day, chuck. >> they were supposed to get a little sunshine before they moved in this morning. but boy, the clouds came early, and stayed late. the good news is, the clouds are pulling out. bad news is, just in time for the sun to set. clearing skies overnight will promise a very chilly start on your sunday morning. outside right now, as the sun is just about ready to slip down below the western sky,

i'm doreen gentzler. >> and i'm wendy rieger. starting tomorrow getting caught with a cell phone while you are driving will mean a point on your license. drivers can not send or read text. it does not mean if you are in motion or stopped at a light. but there are questions about thousand thou law be enforced. let's get the latest live from darcy spencer. >> reporter: as you know, cell phones have many features now. you have your calendar and contact list. you have photographs. how does a police officer know you are texting and not using a feature on your phone? this law be virtually impossible to enforce. you see people texting everywhere you go whether walking on the sidewalk or driving a car. >> i have texted while driving at time. it is a matter of convenience and i try to get away with it. >> reporter: starting saturday will the be illegal to send or read a text message while behind a wheel or stopped at a red light in maryland. >> i believe that texting while driving is dangerous. >> reporter: cops will be allowed to pull yo

. >> and i'm you doreen gentzler. a man was shot and killed while riding a bicycle tonight. it happened in a part of northeast washington that made headlines in january when a man was killed on the way home from theater. shomari stone joivs us live. >> reporter: police have roped off this area. they have been searching in this area over here over the last three hours. investigators told me a man was on his bike and gunned down on the 1600 block of north capital street. he was pronounced dead at a hospital. police looked for clues. now we don't know if this was a random shooting. the police are looking for a suspect. the people in the neighborhood said they heard at least six shots fired. this area got attention in january of last year when someone shot a man who was in this area by the triangle. police want your help solving that crime but urge anyone with information about this latest shooting to give them a call. live in d.c. i'm shomari stone. back to you. >>> a developing story out of texas right now. look at this video just into the newsroom this evening. this is lubboc

i'm doreen gentzler on a busy news night. we'll get to that story in a moment. >> i'm jim vance. a heart breaking ending with the discovery of a body of a boy gone six days after police found the boy's mother murdered. police announced they found the body of william mcquain in clarksburg, maryland investigators used the cell phones of the boy and his stepfather to narrow their search. they recovered video from a storage unit showing the two of them the day that the boy went missing. shomari stone is in clarksburg now with reaction to all this and the reason that some parents are angry with william's school. >> reporter: the parents are upset with william's school for announcing on the pa system that the police found the body that was believed to be william. they wanted the school to send a letter home with the parents and athem to talk with their kids about what happened. people are paying tribute and dropping off candles and flags all things to show tribute and honor him. mary beth drove her son to this memorial honoring 11-year-old william mcquain. y it's sad. >> it is hard and

. >> and i'm doreen gentzler.today at the age of 56 surrounded by his family after a battle with pancreatic cancer. six weeks ago he resigned from apple. tonight the world is remembering the man behind the iphone, the ipod and the ipad. >> reporter: he launched the era of the personal computer. his ground breaking macintosh changed the face and look at the computer screen and pop yourized the mouse that we know today. he also revolutionized the way we listen to music. steve jobs the co-founder of apple is one of the original silicon valley legends. a college dropout who started his business in a garage and turned it into one of the most successful companies in the world. >> they came by the thousands to see the new computer invented by steven jobs. >> this is awesome technology. >> reporter: he came from humble beginnings. he was adopt bade middle class family who could pairly afford to send him to college. he dropped out after six months but credits a calligraphy class for inspiring him to make style and aestheti

i'm doreen gentzler. >> and i'm jim vance. amanda offered a thank you to her supporters tonight. she spoke out for the first time after her sentence was overturned tonight. she arrived this evening in seattle. >> reporter: the british airways jet landed just after 5:00 outside of seattle. a homecoming four years in the making, a tearful amanda knox was greeted with a rousing applause from supporters after returning home after four long years in an italian prison. >> i'm overwhelmed right now. i was looking down from the airplane and it seemed like it wasn't real. >> reporter: a day after an appeals court overturned her conviction she thanked her supporters. >> i say thank you to everyone who believed in me, who defended me and supported my family. my family's the most important thing to me right now and i just want to be with them. >> reporter: it's amanda's first taste of freedom since being charged in 2007 with the murder of her british roommate meredith kercher. knox's parents stood with her as she faced the cameras. >> it has been a long four years but, we couldn't have made

. >> i'm doreen gentzler.dence is revealed in the case of a man accused of killing his wife and fleeing to north carolina. he appeared in court in charlotte today. he's accused in the murder of his wife, jane mcquain. her 11-year-old

. >> i'm doreen gentzler.y six hours to find carmella dela rosa for throwing her granddaughter of a bridge. julie carey has more. >> reporter: it was an emotional moment for the young parents who lost their 2-year-old granddaughter. the grandmother dropped the toddler off the sky bridge. the prosecutor is seeking the maximum term, life in prison. carmella sat stone faced as she has throughout the trial as the jury delivered the murder convict. the young victim's parents broke down in tears along with other family members. they rejected the contentio

good evening, i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm wendy rieger. jim vance has the night off. the frantic search continues for the 11-year-old boy whose mother was murdered. she was beaten and stabbed to death. her husband is the prime suspect. new details emerge about his criminal past. family and friends return to the crime scene. tonight, no sign of her 11-year-old son, william. >>> pat collins is live outside the police headquarters. pat? >> reporter: from the medical examiner tonight, jane mcquain was beaten and stabbed to death. investigators looking into the possibility that her killer

jim and doreen, hello. a big game here in germantown. it's under way.e in the first quarter, no score. first, we start with the world series. game six was epic. st. louis was down to the final strike twice. the cardiac cards punched back. the final punch in extra innings when third baseman david freese put the rangers on ice forcing a decisive game seven. cardinals fans hoping for a miracle. guess what? they got one, or two or three. cards trail. one-two count. deep to right. nelson cruz at the wall. can't make the catch. albert pujols scores. lance berkman is in there. way to go. hometown coming up. we go to extra innings. top of the tenth now. rangers slugger, josh hamilton at the plate with a man on. he gets ahold of one. two-run shot to right. his first home run of the postseason. texas take as 9-7 lead. not so fast. back come the cards. two outs, two strikes on berkman. knocked to center. are you kidding me? john jay comes around to score. we are tied at nine. epic. just epic. bottom of the 11th. same score. david freese, full count. crushes one hi

good afternoon, i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm jim vance. police arrested a guy accused of shooting and killing six people inside a hair salon. three others were wounded. it happened in seal beach, california. it's 30 miles south of los angeles. our sister station there, knbc reports the suspect had a number of weapons and he was wearing body armor. no motive has been established yet in the shooting. we'll bring the latest as it becomes available. >>> a surprising twist on day two of the trial. the man known as the underwear bomber addressed the court and changed the plea to guilty. jay gray joins us from detroit. jay? >> reporter: you are right. this is a case that's been marked by the dramatic twists and turns. the biggest, most important twist came on day two when the defense made a stunning announcement. after sitting through the first day of his trial without saying a word, accused terrorist, umar farouk abdulmutallab surprised everyone. he changed his plea this morning to guilty. >> pleading to something with a life sentence is not som

. >>> so you and doreen like this idea? >> i do.you have to go with the positive. >> you are feeling good, too. >> i think shanahan believes this team can win and this gives him the best chance to win. mike shanahan pulls the trigger. beck is in. shanahan is now on his fourth starting quarterback in two years. shanahan said benching gross man after five games wasn't easy. >> it was very difficult. as i told rex, i sat down and talked to rex. rex has played a couple good games agant arizona and parts of the st. louis games. i told him, i believe in him. i felt right now i'm going to give john a chance and see what he can do. i believe in both guys. you are one play away from being a starter. it's always a tough decision to make. doing what john did in that game with his mobility, offensive lineman, i believe he deserves a chance to show what he can do. >> beck came off the bench in the fourth quarter. he led the skins on their only touchdown drive of the game. it was their first action since 2007. now, he's getting ready to start his