a great reaction by garland to make the play but not enough. phils won the game 5-1. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> plans are set for the burial of michael jackson. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, finding abe lincoln's signature at a flea market. it's a junk hunters dream come true. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." we're still tracking hurricane bill, the major hurricane, a category 3 storm. high pressure over the north atlantic has been steering off northwest. take a look at the future path here. high pressure will break down. that will allow bill to take a northerly turn toward the weekend. we won't be dealing with a direct hit for our part of the woods. for wednesday, temperatures close to 90 degrees once again in the cities of the northeast. 89 degrees in new york city. if you're watching wjar 10 nbc in providence, wheels at work exhibit at the providence children's museum in providence, rhode island. and that's your eastern event of the day. christin

she's said to bring luck but garlands such as this one have been hanging in almost all the horses that were burglarized. the thieves mostly took jewelry, electronics, and passports. police say they don't know why those houses are being targeted. >>> virginia's sales tack holiday began today. it runs through sunday. the 5% sales tax will be waved on school supplies that cost up to 20 bucks and clothing and shoes up to $100. d. krchl and maryland canceled their tax-free holiday saying they need all the money to make up the budget shortages. >> coming up, surprising results from an autopsy from one of the tv's s >>> an aging water main burst. it disrupted subway service. tenants and store owners were kept out of the era all morning. they were only allowed to return this afternoon to ase the damage. water stood four feet in some buildings. the water main that broke was installed in 1870. >> there are some new concerns tonight about the safety of the widely used airbus a-330 jetliner when a dozen malfunctions briefly made it impore for the pilots to know just how fast they were flying. thos

. >> i'm surae chinn in herndon where indian americans are taking down their garland. the crooks know which house to hit because of the ornaments in the door. it represents good fortune and prosperity. >> i'm wondering what is going on. >> reporter: she nearly came face to face with the thieves before they got scared and ran off. the thieves are mainly stealing jewelry but why are they targeting indian americans. >> they are targeting jewelry because indians definitely try to invest more in to gold and so they are targeted. >> reporter: the burglars took $20,000 from this family. she is mostly upit is because a lot of it came from her late mother. >> those are the most precious things we have for memories. >> reporter: arlington county police need your help in identifying a burglary suspect. police say the man is connected to several larcenies from office suites in the boston area. he is also expected of stealing credit cards and raking up the charges. here's a side profile of him. anyone with information can call crime solvers or direct to 911. >>> another case of hor

the families greet each other with an elaborate garland exchange. and here comes the bride. and three hours later, here comes the bride again. two weddings-- one in sanskrit, one in punjabi-- countless rituals; two receptions; decorations involving hundreds of yards of fabric; banquets; music of two cultures; 400 guests and a costumed horse: putting this together takes a commander-in-chief, otherwise known as a wedding planner. that would be sonal shah and her small army of lieutenants. >> don't forget to tell everyone to take their shoes off, cover their head. when she began her profession one religion was the norm-- not anymore. >> in the last five years since i started doing wedding planning, interfaith marriages have just skyrocketed. out of the 25 or 30 weddings we do in a year, right now, about half of them, if not more than half are interfaith marriages. one of the biggest problems that we face is the whole meat, non- meat issue. so, you know, we did a wedding last year where the groom was irish and the bride was gradrati indian and her family, you know, strict jains-

are not keeping their gold at homes and others are not keeping up with tradition like taking their garlands down. the victims believe they have become easy targets because of the ornaments above the door in the window. >> indians have a lot of gold in their place. we carry 24 karat gold and with the soaring price of gold it is an easier target. >> many people have taken their jewelry out of their homes and put it in a place such as a bank. the break ins are widespread across fairfax county and also in loudoun county. it started back in the fall but it started to pick up in the last couple of months. reporting live in herndon, surae chinn, 9 news now and wusa9.com. >> all right. thank you for that. >>> the fenty administration released its preliminary investigation today of the fire that destroyed a mansion on chain bridge road last week and it confirmed that firefighters were hampered by low water pressure from aging water mains. the report also made clear that the city does not know all of the areas in the city that could face similar troubles in the event of a big fire. >> something like

you armed and garlanded themo fight the sovis. you have creed the mess here. so why are you coming he complaining us. it is your mes >> reporter: richardolbrooke also asked to meet jamaat-e-islami. ile the organization rallied it's anti-american prosts on the stres outside. jaat presented a critique of u.s.olicy and conduct. from the contentious.s. drone missile strikes in the triba areas, to the cuural onslaught from the west corrupng muslim youth, to pakistan beingragged into the ahan conflict. pakistan politic analyst tareq pirza says despite the rhetoric, these meetings we potical good sense. >> thesere pragmatic poticians. they can play to the galleri, they can satis the public, ma public statements which are apparently aagonistic to the unit states but at the same time they can taciy support the pocies. . >> and on the american se? >> here they a trying to crte an impression, a least, that we are not auk walkin away. we are partners for long time. owever broad and incluse the engagementhis time, america has yet to convince pakistan people. public opion i

you armed and garlanded them to fight the soviets. you have created the mess here. so why are you coming here complaining to us? it is your mess. >> reporter: richard holbrooke also asked to meet jamaat-e-islami. while the organization rallied it's anti-american protests on the streets outside. jamaat presented a critique of u.s. policy and conduct. from the contentious u.s. drone missile strikes in tribal areas, to the cultural onslaught from the west corrupting muslim youth, to pakistan being dragged into the afghan conflict. pakistan political analyst tareq pirzada says despite the rhetoric, these meetings were political good sense. >> these are pragmatic politicians. they can play to the galleries, they can satisfy the public, make public statements which are apparently antagonistic to the united states but at the same time they can tacitly support the policies. >> reporter: and on the american side? >> here they are trying to create an impression, at least, that we are not walk away. we air partner for a long time. >> reporter: but pakistanis are politically sa

judy garland was always number one. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> elliott was gay in aime when peoplejune, 1969, he was at the stonewall inn, a gay bar in greenwich village when patrons fought back against police brutality, touching off the modern gay rights movement. back at his parents' motel, eliot decided it was time to make his mark. he called the woodstock organizers out of the blue. >> i said, i have the permit for the festival. permit, what do you mean? a permit for the music and arts festival. >> elliott brought the organizers to meet max yazger, a local dairy farmer who agreed to rent out his prompt for the music festival. wh word got out, many locals were fearouurious. the first thing they did was surround my place. threaten to burn us down. we don't want hippies, homosexuals, drug addicts. we don't want any of that here. >> but eliot tiber didn't scare easily. he rented out rooms in el monaco, saving the motel from bankruptcy and sold woodstock tickets at the front desk. >> lines were a mile long to our office to buy tickets. >> the woodstock music and arts festival was go

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but garlands were hanging in most of the houses burglarized. police say they don't know why the house are being targeted. >>> the attorney whose case prompted the supreme court to overturn d.c.'s gun ban is back in court. this time allen gurra is challenging measures that prohibit carrying guns in the district. another plaintiff lives in maryland, was charged with carrying a loaded gun when he was pulled over for speeding in the district. under d.c.'s current law, guns are only allowed to be kept in homes for self-defense. >>> and unruly fan became the main attraction at a major league baseball game in oakland. stadium security and police asked him to leave, but he wouldn't go. when officers tried to arrest him, they say he pushed them away. that's when police cleared the rows in front and behind him. then they had to use a taser on the man three times. some people in the crowd thought police went too far and screamed for them to stop. that man is charged with resisting arrest. >>> and autopsy report on tv pitchman, billy mays found that cocain

the man across the street from the mailbox, his name is garland logan.d this whole thing last night. >> my neighbor said he heard a small boom andhen the big boom. but i didn't hear the small one. i heard the big one. >> mr. logan says it did wake him out of bed, though, and he came out to see what happened and saw the fire truck. the postal inspector is looking into what the mailbox has clearly been taken away from him. live in northeast d.c., i'm matt brock, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you very much for the latest out there. >> time for traffic and weather every 10 minutes. it's friday. >> which is always nice. >> and a decent weekend comin up. >> today will be much like yesterday. a little cloud cover early, then sunshine, highly isolated thunderstorm. for the most part, week stay dryer. a little warmer for the weekend. t what do you ct let's dive right in and show yo'su ngwhatoi g on across the n ie67uroila. ea m from tennae vienna to theo dtrtrist.icis in rgyo, ciareinu'ck virginia, you're checking isthorning at syow thhongeu st' show you the maps. t

and john garland. he is a guy, and 16 quality starts.given up only three earned runs in his last one # starts. >> 16 quality starts. and he would love to get one in front of the home crowd. and young career here. and pitching well too. and so, have the nats. they have done a great job. and now, with arizona arriving. they can go for six in a row and that is the first time since 2008. >> i am going for one more game. one game at a time and playing the way they are. >> a sweep the florida marlins. 12-8 and now the arizona arrives starting friday night. enjoy the night, everyone. ÷÷úúr the pga major is up for. ÷÷úúr here's what 1st round action at the bridgestone invitational looked like. top of the leader board crowded. padraig harrington, maybe he has his swing back. clark one of the early finishers today. stricker 3 under. as for phil mickelson, he started his day on the back 9. it was a rough back 9. 38 there and started out with a double bogey. went outututut in 38. came back in with a strong front 9. he is at even par. tigers woods st

saving grace with susan garland opinion susan, welcome. i mean, there are three things. there are many things to look out for in terms of investing your money, but in from, these are my three kind of -- they really get under my skin when it comes to investing fees. first up, lows. please explain. >> if yew buying a mutual fund from a broker, professor adviser, he or she charge as sales commission known as a load. loading up the fees on you. and this is actually charged by, this is a commission, and it's actually charged by, given from the mutual fund company to the broker. and this is money right out of your pocket. so let's say you want to invest $10,000 into a load mutual fund through a broker. you're not actually investing that $10,000. you're only -- there's a 5% load. pretty typical. you're only investing $9,500. say you wanted to invest over 20 years if you had invested that money you paid to broker over 20 years that's $1,600 off your pocket on a $10,000 investment. on $100,000, that's $60,000 that could have been yours instead of going to a, instead of going to b

there was a blog written for us about this very much and how doctors enabled her mother judy garland.diane goodman. so we'll clear that up. dr. klein has no standing with the kids today. >> absolutely not. >> larry: if he wanted to see them, katherine could say yes or no. the judge extended the appointments of john branca and john mcclane, the executors named in jackson's will for the next 60 days. how does katherine feel about that? >> i think that's okay right now. somebody has to be in charge and that's what the judge said. we need someone in charge making decisions. it gives us time to have further conversations and to discuss. >> larry: since it was in the will, what's the discussion? it was michael's wish. >> the extension is not actually a permanent appointment. their intention was to obtain a permanent appointment. michael's wishes in 2002 don't reflect what his wishes are in 2009. >> larry: how do you know? >> the law is full of rules, presumptions and burdens. because there was a will and there has not been a subsequent one presented to the court, the presumption is that the

a great reaction by garland to make the play. not enough.the assistant coach keith ack tin is a were in. he won over $98,000 in the lotto. unfortunately for him, he still coaches one of the worst teams in the league. >>> finally, folks were all a twitter in glasgow, scotland after lance armstrong issued an invitation to anyone who wanted to join him in a casual ride in the city. nearly 300 took him up on the offer bringing traffic to a stand still. he is still there for a u2 concert and trip to ireland. that's it for me. >>> thanks a lot. john ridley standing by his man, brett farve. the media feels about farve the way it does about obama, deep abiding love. >>> news you can't lose. did you hear britney spears got her bikini body back? we'll show you coming up. does your mouthwash work in six different ways? introducing listerine total care. everything you need... to strengthen teeth, help prevent cavities, and kill germs. introducing 6 in 1 listerine total care. the most complete mouthwash. new blackberry, huh ? yeah. me, too. how sick is t

how old was judy garland when she filmed "the wizard of oz ". oof! i hope he has that insurance.really need it these days. how come? well if you're hurt and can't work it pays you cash... yeah to help with everyday bills like gas, the mortgage... ...and groceries. it's like insurance for daily living. so...what's it called? uhhhhh aflaaac!!!! oh yeah! that's it! aflac. we've got you under our wing. a-a-a-aflaaac! >>> now the answer to today's after flack trivia question. >>> how old was judy garland when she filmed "the wizard of oz"? the answer, 16. >>> hanging with mr. cooperman this morning, leon cooperman of omega. let's bring in another name, he works for the biggest money management firm in the world, bob doll, blackrock, joins us from new york. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> i don't know if you heard our conversation earlier with lee on the program. >> i did. >> let me try to get you to zero in a little shorter term. how far overextended is the rally, if it's overextended at all? >> i agree with virtually everything lee had to say. one thing i would add is

and professor garland is from the san diego school of medicine and the lead investigator on this projectand you are here in town to help out with leaders in the forefront of this are in town. what are you talking about? >> we're talking about the vitamin d. deficiency. virtually all of us are vitamin d. deficient. partially because of the lifestyle. if you're a life guard at ocean city, you're fine. but with respect to cancer, falls, fractures, you're vitamin d. deficient. >> why is it so important that we're not deficient when it comes to vitamin d. >> people who are defish object have two to three times the risk of breast cancer, or breast cancer patients are twice as likely to survive the next 12 years if they have high levels of the vitamin d. but women in general are likely to have about 80% less incidents of cancer if they have an intake of about 1100iu aday of calcium. but the only way they can know is to do a test. and at this point in time there is a finger test. you take a drop of blood and send it into a lab and you can get the information. and it's amazing. i think that's one

john garland getting his 100th career loss. he has seven r.b.i.t would come in in relief for the nationals with the score tied at 2 against the rockies. top 8, facing carlos gonzalez, and the shot, deep to right field. sets it up for gonzalez. taking a 3-2 lead on their way to the win. 4-3 the final. colorado puts an end to the three-game win streak. rockies have won two straight. they lead the nl wildcard by one game over san francisco who also won tonight. >> top story in the nfl, brett favre is now a viking. vikes will pay favre 12 million this year, and 16 million next season. the contract is straight salary, no performance bonuses. reaction from his former team in green bay. >> i'm happy, wishing him the best of luck, but, you know, we're here, we're grinding, doing what we need to do, no matter who they have for quarterback. who the bears have quarterback. the ability to come back and decide he wants to do that means he's obviously feels like he can do that. so i think it's a testament from a player standpoint that this is 17, 18, how many y