doreen and pat? >> thanks, tom. >>> this week people in maryland are getting a break on back-to-school shopping. tax-free week is under way. the tax break is supposed to help parents get their children's back to school clothes ready, but anybody can take advantage of the offer. you do have to pay taxes on accessory and school supplies. the week ends on saturday the 18th. >>> still ahead, a man killed and an officer injured. what happened just before the cars collided. >>> a new study says being too critical of your weight could actually make you overweight. >>> back surgery used to mean >>> back surgery used to mean wee[ male announcer ] in 1996, president clinton and a bi-partisan congress helped end welfare as we know it, by requiring work for welfare. but on july 12th, president obama quietly announced a plan to gut welfare reform by dropping work requirements. under obama's plan, you wouldn't have to work, and wouldn't have to train for a job -- they just send you your welfare check. and welfare

hi, doreen. doreen, come on in, come on -- come on in, just say hello to everybody out there. >> i'm sorry. i can do this, point to you -- >> go ahead. >> temperatures right now -- >> i'm sorry. >> 88 in rockville, 9 on 0 in college park. >> bye, doug, see you in a little while. >> nothing so show you right now. some showers activity and storms off to the south and east 69 in manassas, but still 75 in washington, our average low is 71 degrees. we have not seen that at all this summer. we're going to be way above average against with our high temperatures. our average high, 88. we may even get warmer than that if we see enough sunshine. 91 in fredericksburg. if you're down in fredericksburg, patuxent river, or maybe over to the west, a better chance of showers and thunderstorms for you. the best chance will be down toward the south as we move on through the day. the front at boundary moving south through us, but it's stalled to the south of us, and it's going to stay down there. so expect thunders

. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. six people were killed at the shooting rampage, four others critical wounded. federal a little say the gun was bought legally, and they haven't yet established a motive for the attack. a civil rights group says the gunman played in a white supremacist band. more now from the scene in oak creek, wisconsin. >> reporter: doreen, we know the alleged shooter, wade michael page had an arrest record, mostly for drunk driving. we know he was dishonorably discharged from the army, but it's his private life that's really drawing the attention. >> his name is wade michael page. >> a known skinhead, police say they were still working on a motive for sunday's attack. >> who he is, what he has done in the past. the possibility of his being in other reports of other law enforcement are things -- >> which tracks hate gripes says page was a no name. >> which is an extremely violent skinhead group. >> despite page's known as stan tuesday, the fbi set he was never on their hate group lay dar as a posed

. >> i'm doreen gensler.heartache, redemption, games of 309xxx olympiad are history. london said good-bye showing off its artists. >> athletes paraded off. the flag was handed to rio. tracy potts has our report from london. >> it has been a long journey for us all. this game was fun. a challenge. we stepped up. >> reporter: u.s. men's basketball team eked out a win over spain and another wrestler landed on top, adding to america's medal count. 46 gold. 104 in all. more than any other country. >> it was the fight for your country. it means a lot. hopefully people in the states appreciate it. >> with the marathon and other events now over, london ended its xxx olympiad with british culture and song. ♪ we will we will rock you >> the finale smaller and less dramatic than its opening, but nonetheless entertaining. london brought out some of its most popular artists past and present. one direction, george michael, and a reunion of the spice girls. ♪ you want to get with me >> winners, losers, marched in together n

jim, doreen? >> erica, thank you. >>> the man at the center of the penn state sex abuse scandal is writing a book to tell his side of the story. apparently his wife is working with him on the account. so much paperwork has been going back and forth between them, that sandusky is no longer allowed to receive mail from her. a jury found sandusky guilty in june on 48 counts of sexually abusing children. he's in the centre county jail awaiting sentencing. >>> a ticking timebomb and crazy as hell, that's how the stepfather of the suspect in the shooting near texas a&m describes him. police say thomas caffall had several weapons when an officer tried to serve an eviction notice yesterday. he immediately opened fire killing the officer and another man and wounding four others. officers responding killed the suspect. >>> a race car spins out of control and tumbles down a cliff, but the driver walked away unscathed. >>> youtube video shows a terrifying crash at the pikes peak international hill climb in co

i have to go through the numb%, doreen. >> weeks, right? >> weeks, weeks, months. [ laughter ] >> thanks, doug. >>> thank you, doug. >>> a team of scientists is working hard to unearth a whale skeleton that is 35 million years old. the skeleton was found on the bank of the flint river. that's in the albany, georgia, area, dating back to a time when the whole state was covered in water. so far the scientists have watch a seven-foot-long chunk of the whale's backbone. the ankle whale would have been between 50 to 70 feet long. the rest of the fossil is still encased in limestone. the scientists will clean as much as then, then take the rock to georgia southern university for further study. a cool science class. >> i would say. >>> nightly news i'm barack obama and i approve this message seen this? mitt romney claiming the president would end welfare's work requirements? the new york times calls it 'blatantly false' the washington post says: "the obama administration is not removing the bill's work requirements at all." in fact, obama's gettin

>> reporter: good evening, doreen. from the wind tunnel that is london, england, this evening, we're getting blown around a little bit here. but so far in these games, swimming and gymnastics have dominated the headlines competition wise in the united states. but today, it was time for a lower profile sport to cast a golden glow. great britain awoke to see the iconic tower bridge bathed in olympic gold, celebrating the nation's first gold medals of the games yesterday. but early today, the american gold rush continued. >> america versus great britain -- >> at excel arena, more u.s. olympic gold and history today as kayla harrison won the first ever american gold medal in judo. brought to tears as she received the medal and heard her national anthem. >> i pictured it every night for the last four years and feels real. >> at the same hall, russian president vladimir putin who has written a book on judo cheered his nation and his gold medal performance. at the arena, ann romney was cheering her house in early rounds. at t

and i looked and thought, "doreen"? and then, it hit me.knew right then and there, this is the problem i had been having, that i... >> stahl: faces. >> castaldo: yeah, faces. >> stahl: now, even faces she knew well before... >> castaldo: no. >> stahl: okay, well, that's george clooney. >> castaldo: oh, wow. no, i wouldn't know that. >> stahl: ...are a mystery to her. >> castaldo: no, i don't know who that is. who is it? >> stahl: the president. brad duchaine showed me an mri scan of colleen's brain. is that a hole in her brain? >> duchaine: that's right. it's in the right temporal lobe. >> stahl: so back here. >> duchaine: that's right. >> stahl: and the location of that hole where the tumor had been was a clue-- if removing that area caused the loss of face recognition, could that be where all our brains process faces? it turns out that neuroscientists have been trying to figure out how it is that our brains recognize faces for decades. >> nancy kanwisher: face recognition is a very difficult problem, because all faces are basically the sa

. >> hi, doreen. thanks. good evening. suddenly this is looking like a full-boar campaign. medicare today might have been the only major issue, except iowa altered that script. his opponent got the weekend buzz, about you in drought-stricken iowa today, president obama created his own buzz, as only an incumbent can, ordering the federal government to buy $150 million worth of meat and fish from hard-hit farmers. >> we've been a lot of freezer. >> reporter: the president said the farm bill would help more and singled out mid romney's running mate for helping to block it. >> if you happen to see congressman ryan, tell him how important this farm bill is. >> iowans are seeing ryan today. a chaotic event. his speech disrupted. >> we don't want a welfare state. we don't want to prolong in recession. >> romney's pick puts him in potential trouble in florida. is it st. augustine, obama care did that. >> >> it was to cut it by $700 billion. that's not the right answer. we want to make sure we preserve and protect medicare. >> medicare payments to doctors and drug companies will dro

hopefully doreen will heed my warning today. high your eyes. >> no, i'm listening. >> talk among yourselves while we do this. >>> the guy's name is matt mclain. he's bringing home a medal as part of the men's 4 by 200 relay. he swam yesterday. he graduated from potomac falls high school and the university of virginia. he helped the u.s. win the heat, but then watched in the finals as michael phelps and team usa brought home the gold. he gets one, too. dan hellie caught up with him today. >> that's cool. >> reporter: a little different. what was it like watching, knowing that you had a chance to get a goal? >> it was awesome. you know, i nigh my teammates would take care of it. to be on the relay was a huge honor and do what i could to help the team. it would have been nice to be on it, but to be a part of it was a huge honor. >> reporter: what will you do with your medal? >> i probably will leave it at my parents' place. >> reporter: just hanging out there. a special case? >> probably not. >> reporter: you don't seem as excited

>> well, doreen, police tell me that the attacker met the woman here at the intersecti of m street and 31st street. police say he sexually assaulted her. this is the second time a woman has been attacked in less than a month in georgetown and pushed into bushes. >> you have to travel with your friends. >> reporter: 19-year-olds stay close together at nighttime in georgetown. >> where ever we go out, we try to go with at least a group of people. >> reporter: the man shown in this composite sketch attacked a girl 1:00 in the morning in the georgetown waterfront area. the suspect he. >> investigators say they walked near the c&o canal. she got away and he took off running. >> something not too good. >> reporter: maerio rosso owns a restaurant and police looked at surveillance video. >> the cameras were pointed to the wrong direction. they couldn't really find anything. >> reporter: this is the second reported sexual assault in less than a month. police say a man sexually assaulted a jogger on the trail last week. here's a composite sketch of that suspect. take a look at both of them toget

but, floor broker doreen mogavero says that's unlikely, given the slightly brighter outlook for the economy. >> this year's a little different. you have an election coming up and people already accused him of being very political in the event that he does come out and say something at this particular meeting. but, i think mr. bernanke will be steadfast and say he will be there to prop us up should we need it. >> reporter: in 2010, bernanke used the rocky mountain venue to hint at a second round of bond purchases, dubbed quantitative easing or qe-2. his comments sparked a nice rally for the stock market. this year stocks have been in rally mode all summer long, as traders speculate some type of fed action will happen by september. the thinking is that bernanke would lay it out at jackson hole, and do it at the central bank's policy meeting on september 12 and 13. some now believe the fed will use that september opportunity to change its timetable for keeping rates low. >> right now the fed has said they're not going to raise interest rates until the end of 2014. we think they could extend th

i'm doreen gentzler. >> more on the game coming up. first we kick off with some severe weather in parts of our area. >> let's go straight to doug kammerer in the weather center. >> the very first thing i want to point out is this is all west of i-81 right now. this is not around the metro area. this is not around the i-95 corridor. if you are west of i-91 around winchester and in through the west virginia panhandle, extremely strong storms here. severe thunderstorm warning for morgan and berkeley as well as allegheny counties until 5:15. these storms also had a tornado warning with them for just the last couple of minutes. that tornado warning has now been dropped. we'll zoom into this area. you can see what i'm talking about. just to the west of martinsburg. huge thunderstorms here. there is a tochb lightning with these storms. i wouldn't be surprised. i haven't heard any reports but the way this is looking, i think we will see some hail out of these storms. you are going to see some very strong storms. also notice this is winchester

. >> i'm doreen gensler. severe weather is rolling through our area.he scene in rockvirlle. the storm knocked down trees and knocked out power to thousands. >> at the height of this storm, there were 10,000 outages. right now, 5300 customers still in the dark. bge reports 640 outages, the majority of them are in baltimore county. dominion reports 100 outages. >> the weather had an impact on air travel. nearly 500 flights cancelled nationwide. right now, delays are up to an hour. the worst of the system isn't over yet. here's doug tracking the conditions. >> no, not at all. i think we have a very busy next 24 hours or so across our region. still, some sthuthunderstorms cg through parts of the area and then back towards west virginia and the i-81 corridor. that was the area that was hit very, very hard with hail and flash flooding and a ton of rain and lightning. a fairly strong storm here in portions of loudoun county. let's take you right in, you can see right around the warrington area. right around 66. that's where we're seeing the heaviest rain righ

. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. flames race through a home in capital heights killing a five-year-old girl this afternoon. her father and uncle are in critical condition as investigators try to figure out the cause. >> erika gonzalez has the latest on all this. >> reporter: it's noisy out here right now because crews just showed up to board up this home. investigators tell us that the fire started somewhere in the first level of this home and quickly traveled up and at last check we are told that two victims remain in critical condition with third degree burns. the five-year-old child did not make it out alive. >> fire was coming from the side of the house. so i start screaming help! >> reporter: jeannette gibson was on her way to the grocery store when she saw her neighbor's home in flames this afternoon. >> i hope they are okay. >> reporter: by the time the firefighters arrived a 24-year-old man was outside the home. >> they brought a grown man out asking for his daughter. >> reporter: the crews carried his five-y

sorry about that type of ledge there well britain's threat to rain to their quick doreen and the same matter a wave of criticism and the u.k. self is beefing up security at a number of its embassies abroad targeted by protesters in australia a group of demonstrators have occupied a british consulate and greg barnes a top earlier a spokesman for the australian lawyers alliance says their right to be angry which again is that all policy is diplomatic community let's forget about o.o.c. the sa much of a peripheral because that's what the british would be doing look at the legislation of the british government is relying on the rule and not in addition to stop the libyans and that. was it for strategic reason within their image this is not a matter of national security i think i mean you try and that we can hide who's minister responsible effective action action these pass through them all it's just an appalling wrist. which this is it's mob rules more we're doing things the right why in the world criticize any of the governments around the world if i do this i'm stare. i just scratch ele

see they to know victory vulgar philippe chi sado netted in the sixty fifth minute from a corner doreen's third goal of the campaign. which opened his tally for this season's a late second philosopher to front up the scoreline and go third two points behind but attack. the rest of us despite the health above the store at home bottom lost are. now everything else i mean i was really grabbed a late winner as defending champions manchester city came back from two goals down to be promoted southampton three two in the opening games as the premier league campaign with seventeen it's gonna cost as was top ended in the penalty area but goalkeeper kelvin davis a silver came at it then. five minutes before the interval has finally put city in front however only our saints substitute rickie lambert came off the bench and immediately levels and scene in davis quickly did the same to make it too warm to the visitors had injected and snatched the ball back to the champions as we grabbed the we're not ten minutes from the time why don't we get a branislav evanovich strike and frank lampard penalty help

britain abandons its threat to storm the it would doreen mission and take joy in a sound by force a day after both america's rose up in support of quito. what are the line from moscow i'm marina joshie another chunk of intimidation coupled with aggressive statements were piled on the syrian government this week the u.s. and its allies are once again talking up the possibility of asa's regime using its chemical arsenal while at the same time dishing out threats to engage in its internal conflict we're in a board now has more on what damascus had to say on that. as the violence in syria continues increasing western countries may be inching closer and closer towards military intervention this past week the u.s. britain and france all separately signaled when or why they would take direct action u.s. president barack obama said that washington would intervene if the syrian government deployed chemical or biological weapons against civilians britain echoed america's sentiments while france called for the consideration of a partial no fly zone to be imposed over syria's airspace and that is a

her son has essentially been in prison like prison like circumstances for the last two years ago doreen officials have said they will not announce a decision on the asylum request until later in the month after the olympic games in london have wrapped up. keeping state secrets it's a big business here in the u.s. in fact the federal government spends billions each year trying to prevent the public from knowing what it's up to our reports. keeping government secrets is expensive business according to america's information security office last year the us spent around thirteen billion dollars on classifications that's twice as much as it spends ten years ago and more than the entire budget of the country's environmental protection agency for instance the us government keeps way too many secrets even even government entities responsible for evaluating these things like the office for government information oversight. these officers have may have done studies and said well you know a lot of this material doesn't need to be protected so it's in many ways it's a huge waste of money u.s. secur

. >>> good evening, eye wendy rieger sitting in for doreen. >> and i'm jim vance. the gulf coast is trying to recover from heron isaac. five deaths have now been blamed 9 the latest from a man who tried to drive through flood many did waters two drowned in their home, other neighborhoods in plaquemines parish remain under water. the levees there are not as strong as the ones in the city. republican presidential nominee mitt romney toured the damaged area. president obama will visit there on monday. he'll meet with officials and locals to see what help is needed. >>> while most of new orleans fared much better compared to what happened with hurricane katrina it still will take a while. jay gray is lift in the crescent city where the labor day will mean a lot of recovery work. >> absolutely. for the first time today, good news, no rain at all, but patches of night. this is what the city desperately needs to shine light on what isaac left behind and what it will take to recover. the storm may be gone, but evidence is still scattered across the gulf coast. >> we are no

. >> doreen, watching that radar, you can sell really for us, the only storm we're watching is up near frederick county. the rest of the area, we are dry, this is very good news. the rain we saw earlier today, the cloud cover we saw up until about 1:00, 2:00, that has put a damper on our threat. we do need to see the rain. let's take a look. you can see this storm right here, making its way toward the thurmont area. watch out for this storms. there's also lightning and very heavy rain. as we widen out, you can see numerous showers and storms off to our west, but once again it will take time to built in. by the time they get here, the sun will be going down. i do expect to see some showers. but that could be about it. one again that's very good news out there. as far as our temperatures go, we're currently sitting at 88. that's the high temperature so far today. winds out of the southwest at 12 miles per hour. if you're heading out this evening, good idea to maybe take that umbrella. we'll talk about more about tomorrow and who has the best chance in just a bit. >> doug, thank you. >>>

. >>> and julie will be joining doreen gentzler in tampa later for the convention, they'll have live reports starting sunday, august 26th. >>> an emotional day today for members of a 100-year-old church. this fire destroyed most of the mount pleasant baptist church early this morning, as megan mcgrath reports, church members say divine intervention saved precious items. >> reporter: church leaders say it's the lord's work. two bibles survived intact, while the flames burned everything else. >> you can't change god's word. >> reporter: while their faith is intact, this is an emotional morning, as news of the fire spread, they rushed to the scene to see the damage for themselves. >> all of us feel it's not a total loss, but all of us feel the pain of having this happen. >> reporter: mount pleasant baptist church celebrates the 135th anniversary this year. members say it's a community church, where it's not unusual for several generations of the same family to worship together. >> it's like being home, you know. just like my home. this is a family church. they came here a long time ago.

. >> doreen mcgil steinburger. during the a ride in a taxicab, the rider touched the driver on the shoulder and asked him a question. upon the touch, the cab driver flinched, screamed and then went into a panic and almost wrecked the car. the driver got control and pulled to the side of the road. still shaking, he turned to his rider and apologized and said sorry about that, this is my first day as a cab driver. for the past 20 years, i have driven a hearse. >> that is crazy. you said a tap of the shoulder. >> see, get it? >> you know what it is time for? bobbie's buzz. >> yes, i'm wearing clothes today. i have some really amazing tech accessories for back to work, back to school. first up, this belkin wimo is something you plug into the wall and put in your curling iron, coffee pot, whatever, from your iphone, you can turn it on from bed. your lights, anything else that can be on social media, a door open at your house it will text you, really, really cool. >> i love that. like a clap-on. >> if you have an iphone

. >>> good evening, i'm wendy rieger sitting in for doreen. >> i'm jim

on monday doreen from arizona wanted another one that i didn't know, gaylord entertain, symbol get, the company is a niche player in the lodging industry with a focus on the convention center of the hotel market. at the end of may the company agreed to sell gaylord brands and its rights to manage the hotels to marriott and at the end of the year gaylord will convert to a reit, real estate investment trust. this company's transformation provides upside. this could be a nice income generator. i'm going to follow this. jim from north carolina asked about nxp semiconductors. the company provides mixed signal and product standard solutions in a wide range of automotive, lighting industrial and mobile applications. a pretty interesting company. given the company's visibility through a number of product lines, lower gross margins and the company's latest quarter was strong. upside remains. $28 is reasonable based on ten times forward earnings. this could have a nice fall spike, an interesting buy here. risks remain particularly on the margin side. all right. our viewers are so smart. three i d

. >> reporter: trader doreen expects the federal reserve to hold off on plans to jump start the economy>> i think this will give them a reason to wait a little longer before they need to act. >> reporter: all of the jobs created last mont were in the -- month were in the private sector. many were seasonal jobs. the skittish economy were making business owners hesitant to hire full-time workers. >> it's been a season of up and down, up and down. >> reporter: wayne's company makes billboards and ads for businesses and broadway shows. his payroll fluctuates between a dozen and 20 workers, depending on the economy. >> we have let several people go. you know, hopefully with the fact that they'll be able to get a job somewhere else. but unfortunately, some people haven't. >> reporter: wayne says business is good now. good enough for him to rehire a worker he had to lay off back in 2009. alexis christoforous, wjz eyewitness news. >> and here's the closing numbers on wall street. the dow is up 217, back over the 13,000 mark. s&p up 26. and nasdaq up 58. >>> if you're waiting for someone to get

. >> trader doreen wants the feds to hold off on plans to jump start the economy. >> i think this will give them more time before they need to act. >> reporter: many were seasonal jobs. the skittish economy is making many business owners hesitant to hire full-time workers. >> it's been up and down, up and down. >> reporter: wayne zapper's family makes billboards and ads for businesses and broadway shows. his payroll fluctuates between a dozen and 20 workers, depending on the economy. >> we've let several people go, hopefully with the fact that they'll be able to get a job somewhere else. but unfortunately, some people haven't. >> reporter: wayne says business is good now. good enough for him to rehire a worker he had to lay off back in 2009. alexis christoforous, wjz eyewitness news. >> here are the closing numbers from wall street. the final bell just rang. the dow is up 217 points, as we told you, above the 13,000 mark. s&p up 26. nasdaq is up 58. not quite to the 3,000 mark. >>> the state fire marshal is trying to figure out what sparked a fire at a harford county denny's restaurant

the last two days had doreen walk through my shot yesterday. today i had katie ledecky.ake a look would is next. >> that's it. you hit the top. >> that's true. that's all can you do right there. take a look at temperatures across the region. 82 in camp springs. redskins park, we're now 86 degrees. radar still showing thunderstorm activity down in towards southern maryland. that's about it. these storms dying out very quickly. there is still heavy rain. so if you're out there around leonardtown, seeing heavy rain. lightning and thunder is gone. no more watches or warnings for that area. most everybody in the upper 60s. tomorrow, back into the 90s. a chance for showers and storms. your seven day forecast is coming up again in a couple minutes. >> redskins park two days before buffalo. >> i know. it's hard to believe. here we go. carol maloney is live at redskins park. how is it going? >> reporter: could it be any more exciting? the party behind us ended. the preseason party is just beginning. two days until buffalo, as you said. everybody's counting down the days. nobody c

. >> good evening, i'm wendy rieger sitting in for doreen. >> we begin with a story that continues to develop. it's in prince george's county. a 23-year-old police officer with prince george's county force was killed today during a chase. it happened about 12:30 this afternoon near powder mill road and i-95 in the beltsville area. a second officer in the cruiser survived the crash. chris gordon joins us now at the

doreen will tell us about this back surgery. it's time now for final check on our forecast. tom kierein is here. it's time to go back to school already for many kids. >> it is. one more great week of pool weather it does look like, except for tomorrow. right now a wonderful pool day and beach day. we have some sunshine, low humidity, just a few clouds drifting in from time to time. the temperatures now as we approach the noon hour are climbing into the 80s around the metro area. prince georges county, ar lilinn and fairfax and montgomery. it's busy as the pools and parks. it's a wonderful day under way. later today up around 90 by mid afternoon. then overnight tonight the humidity comes back, and it looks like it's here tomorrow. might get a morning showers and scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. that will be rather likely. then on wednesday low humidity comes back. it's in place wednesday and thursday. gets more humid on friday around 90. over the weekend might get storms saturday. right now sunday is looking nice. enjoy this wonderful weather. >> thank you. that

doreen in arizona. >> caller: big boo-yah from queen of copper. >> good to have you here. >> caller:ou. i'm interested in gaylord entertainment. i have been watching it for a friend of a friend. over the past year that thing has gone up 100% and then they decided they were going to sell off a bunch of their hotels and keep the grand ole opry and turn into a reit which i thought was interesting. then they said they were going to buy back stocks but then that becomes some sort of secondary offering. i don't know what's going on. do you have any idea? what do you think of the stock? >> i don't know what's going on there either. i used to recommend the stock constantly. it's been a long time. you just gave me some soul searching there. i obviously am not up on the dpaen company. it's been red hot. let's do work on this. >>> in this roller coaster market we have to keep always looking for clues. that's what we do, even in the hairpin turns. first we got disney, then comcast, then the six and then the fun. i think it's thrilling. let's just say six and fun, they're okay for me. stay with c

. >> and i'm doreen gentzler, we begin with presidential politics and the fight for a handful of battleground states that could determine this election. today was mitt romney's first day on the campaign trail after an overseas trip. the presumptive republican nominee headed to colorado.

. >> reporter: doreen, this comes on the heels of a recent up tick in violent crime. a 31-year-old man was sitting at his office and sees a man trying to break into his car. he goes down to try to stop him. he chases him over to this parking lot here across the street. arlington police collect evidence outside a mast food restaurant. the driver-through turning into a crime scene at wilson boulevard and jackson street after a carjacking victim is stabbed. >> a guy leaning against the wall. i guess he was stabbed. >> you saw some guy that got stabbed? >> yeah. >> was he bloody? >> you could see the blood. lots of blood over there. >> reporter: the victim confronted a man attempting to break into his car. that's when things turned violent. the two getting into a fight. the investigators believe a knife was used to stab the victim. a screw driver was also found. the police say while only one man went to the hospital with stab wounds it looks like both were seriously hurt. >> there is some indication that there was a blood trail that may not be the victim's. so it is possi

. >>> good evening, i'm wendy rieger sitting in for doreen gentzl gentzler. >> and i'm jim vance. the search is on for the driver who police say set off a chain reaction that ended with the death of a prince george's county police officer. police say the man's name is kavon neal. that he lives in ft.

doreen in madison you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: hey, sexy liberal. harry reid. >> stephanie: oh, look at you. [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] that calls for double drama! wow. wait a minute. delve further into this conspiracy theory. why? because he doesn't like mccain? >> because he saw the tax returns. john mccain saw the tax returns. >> he probably hates romney like most of the republicans. >> stephanie: like every other carbon-based light form. >> caller: right. >> stephanie: interesting. harry reid is very confident in whatever source this is. >> harry reid is also a member of the lds church. so he has friends who are way high up in the lds church as well who might have seen some tax returns. [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] >> hsm interesting! they would know how much he tithed. [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] >> broke them all out. >> stephanie: just drama queening it up. >> do we have one with the tabernacle choir? >> wait a minute, here. >> stephanie: okay. let's go to ken in new york. shares that theory. hi ken. >> caller: hey this it is the official sexy liberal beer maker up there in

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