they believe he may have known this killer because it appears there was no forced entry at his palm. tight-lipped about the status of their investigation. they have not released any details on who they may be looking at. sunday they spent several hours at the house. family members are planning a memorial service and are planning to set up a scholarship fund in his name. live in northwest, abc 7 news. >> thank you, my. -- mike. let's have a last look at traffic and weather. >> let's begin with lisa baden. >> traffic is heating up on 66, 95, 395. north of the beltway, there is a normal slow down on the left side of the screen, that's going up to the pentagon. in montgomery county on the beltway, the right side of the screen. we are following the traffic leaving the ikea towards 270 in montgomery county. let's go to the weather center with bryon. >> temperatures in the mid 60's this afternoon with a light wind. it will feel a lot better. near 70 tomorrow. we end the week on a positive notes near 70. there will be some rain mid- week. possibly again on the weekend. >> that's it for good

you actually have a freeze frame with a big arrow pointing to one of these guys with the egg in his palm. let's get to the deeper political import, which you began to do right there. what if this were tea party activists who had eggs and threw them at a bus carrying harry reid or harry reid supporters and threatened a democratic activist in their midst? what would the media have done with this story? >> narrative that came out of false accusations from the capitol protest the day before the health care bill was passed, was that the tea party movement is racist. that it is on the verge of some type of violent outburst. when the facts have not aligned up to that whatsoever. but the mainstream media is buying the left's new tactic of trying to destroy the tea party by maligning it and marginalizing it to the outskirts of society. this is a coordinated attempt to destroy the tea party movement. that's my assessment of what is going on. this goes against the narrative. the video of them trying to -- they had to go so far out of their way to go to searchlight, nevada a place last touched upon

and until you are reunited with those you lost, may god hold you in the poem of his hand -- palm of hisat the right hand of the lord to day, and they are wondering, is all that fuss about me? [applause] you know, folks, there is a famous headstone in an irish cemetery. it says, death leaves of heartache no one can heal. love leads a memory no one can steal. i can tell you from my own personal experience that eventually that heartache you feel will be replaced by that joyful memory of the ones you love so dearly. my prayer for you is that that day will come sooner than later. may god bless you all and may god protect all miners. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> to all the families who loved so deeply gun miners we lost. to all the call them friends and work alongside them in the minds or greeted them as neighbors, and the coal river valley and crossroads, va. -- let me begin by saying that we have been morning with you throughout these difficult days. our hearts have been aching with you. we keep our thoughts on those resting at recovery and homes, we're thankful for the rescue teams,

so his palm beach and so are parts of fort lauderdale i think the miami-- the problem is you can measure this in some of the pawns in the city of miami. they can measure a very slight tide and freshwater ponds in the city. that means that there is a lot of ferocity. that means you could tell they massive levy from the ocean on the ocean shoreline plus gates at the interest of the inlets and all that stuff but it wouldn't make any difference because the water will go right up and flood the city or go not to mention what is going to happen from behind. the second problem miami has, the mayor doesn't believe in sea level rise. [laughter] that is perhaps, the political system in miami is lagging behind and getting in on what is really a serious problem for that city and a serious problem for many cities. to sum it up i think we should, don't have to look at this as a catastrophe. we can look at this is a huge opportunity for us to respond to a process of nature. in our book we recommend we consider a future planning for cities and barrier islands and we plan on a 2-meter sea level rise. that

to shine upon you and until you are reunited with those you have lost, may god hold you in the palm of hisand, for you know this band of 29 roughneck angels watching over you are doing that now as they sit at the right hand of the lord today and they are wondering, is all that fuss about me? [applause] there is a famous headstone in an ira cemetery that says, daeeath leaves a hard eight no one can heal, lovelies a memory no one can steal. i can tell you from my own personal experience that eventually the painful part make you feel will be replaced by the joyful memory of the ones you love so much. my prayer for you this day is that this day will come sooner than later. may god protect allminers. [applause] >> to all the families who loved so deeply the minors that we have lost, to all the call them friends and work alongside them in the mines, knew them as neighbors, uncles, and across west virginia, let me begin by saying that we have been mourning with you throughout these difficult days. our hearts have been aching with you. we keep our thoughts with the survivors who are recovering and

af on his predecessor, joe kennedy, this great line after munich, kennedy says isn't it ovnderful the crisis is over? now i can get back to palm beach after all. tounew york times ran an bsitorial, one of the toughest and the biggest jobs, his mission was one of the biggest jobs the president can give. he has to explain to a country that is daily being bombed why a country safely 3,000 miles away fnts to help but will not fight. that is a difficult thing to tell a person whose home has just been wracked by a bomb. ow was the reporting of correspondence and newspapers. and web sites and tv. and what was left in france and ime from that period. >> it was very much in the line of ed murrow. he was one of the most prominent and notable and american correspondents overall, weber lenders too. they were going through bombing raids every night so they knew hat tit was like. they could see firsthand what this country was experiencing. they could see not only londoner's but all britain, not all of them but the courage and endurance and resolution that they had in putting up with this. this was night after night of bowling. none of them

his predecessor, joe kennedy, this great line after meeting. kennedy is all excited. isn't it wonderful that the crisis is over and now i can get back to palmeach after all. the new york times, they ran an editorial. one of the toughest and biggest jobs that the president, his mission was one of the toughest and biggest jobs the president can get. he has to explain to a country that is daily being bombed why a country safely 3,000 miles away wants to help it will not fight. that is a difficult thing to tell a person whose home has just been wrecked by a bomb. my question is how was the reporting of u.s. correspondents newspapers and radio, not websites and tv, but how was the reporting from london and from what was left? >> very much in the line of ed murrow. he, of course, was the most prominent, the most notable. american correspondents overall, actually, they were londoners, too. they were facing the bonds. they were going through bombing raids every night. they knew what it was like. they can see firsthand what this country was experiencing. they could see how not only londoners, but all britons, not all of them, but the courage and the

i think he caught that right on the palm of his hand. adam dunn goes deep, and i mean deep. the nats lead 2-1 after 4. >> bob: adam dunn puts the nats on top, his second of the year. his first here at home. because things got so busy quickly with that dunn home run, we haven't had much of a chance to talk about the job luis atilano did to put an end to that 4th inning with some adversity happening in the field. >> rob: he did a wonderful job, first of all, intentionally walking the guy to load the bases. a great play by willie harris. getting the pitcher on a line out, he worked out of a big jam in the middle of the game. >> bob: it's out to left for willingham. bring the family out sunday. we told you, first family fun day of the year. first 10,000 kids 12 and under receive a free cap. get a family fun pack ticket. it's a seat, hot dog, chips, and a soda starting at just $4 at nationals.com. garret anderson, 0-2 with fly balls to the left side. one to willingham, one to guzman. >> rob: who was it who said they like the way he handles himself on the mound? i like it too. he'

sun to shine upon you, and until you are reunited with those you lost, may god hold you in the palm of hisright hand of the lord today and they are wondering why is all of that fuss about me? [applause] >> you know -- [applause] >> you know, folks. there's a famous headstone in an irish seck cemetery and it reads this, death leaves a heart ache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal. i can tell you from my own personal, that eventually the painful heart ache you feel will be replaced by the joyful memory by the ones you loved so dearly. my prayer for you is that day will come sooner than later. may god bless you all and may god protect all miners. >> tonight, a discussion on fcc policy with one of the newest members of the commission mignon clyburn and what the comcast decisions means for net neutrality on the community -- "communicators" c-span2. >> meet the grand prize winners tomorr morni and see all of the winning videos at studentcam.org. >> the u.s. senate votes this afternoon on beginning debate over new financial regulations. we will have live coverage. the senate g

, the fire was burning there, bawdy actually stopped, came around my vehicle, nudged the palm of my hand with hisoked back, he was gone. >> that's incredible. so what did-- did he allow you to get the fire and put it out sooner than you may have otherwise. >> yeah, we had fire trucks that were responding behind me coming from a couple of different communities and if they had made a wrong turn it could have been another ten to 15 minutes to take the long way around, and through those narrow roads and so it saved a lot of time. >> german shepherds are bright dogs, but buddy is unbelievable and you honored him yesterday and he is a hero. >> he is indeed. i think you may have yourselves another four-legged deputies. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> all right, thank you. >> more "fox & friends" in two minutes. [ female announcer ] it's red lobster's festival of shrimp... a chance to get everyone together for a night where everyone gets just what they want. combine two or three favorites, from new creations like crab-stuffed shrimp and pecan-crusted shrimp to classics like decadent shrimp

his jewelry were gone. they were missing. so far, $50,000 that at least one suspect, possibly two have gotten away with. they're targeting areas -- restaurants and bars in palm county. boca raton. and a couple of other areas throughout florida. >> it might be a little awkward for some of these guys to come forward, too. any of them married? >> yes. that's what investigators say. some of the victims may be married. they may have long-term girlfriends. they could be in other relationships so there is an embarrassment factor. we just want to encourage all folks if you've been a victim, please come forward, you can remain anonymous. investigators work with all the counties are working together to try to nail down a time line and confirm some of the other incidents. >> michelle sigona, thanks so much. you can logon to michelle's website. >>> the recipe's ripe for severe weather across the deep south this saturday. next we're going live to mississippi where tornadoes are now a real possibility. >>> first it was health care, then financial reform, now immigration. why president obama says washington needs to stop avoiding the issue. you're watches msnbc, the place

palm are are next. get this guy some runs, will you, fellows, as david hernandez tries to get his first win since augustyear. there is the right-hander as he goes to the mound. enjoy the game, everybody. thanks for watching. see you on the post game show. don't forget, you are allowed it stay up. we will be here. enjoy. game. take advantage of every little gap that you get. but if you open up the window a little bit, they will jump on you. so we can't afford to do that. it's the orioles on masn. game two from beautiful seattle in this three game series. the mariners came away from a victory last night. the orioles is one and four. i am gary thorne. one inning last night did the orioles in. it did brad bergesen in and he got sent down after the game. the orioles have won the last 13 out of the last games. we need production from our lineup. but, folks, production on the american league east does not come easy. with runners in scoring position, tampa bay leads the world. the yankees very respective. the jace, the red sox and the orioles have amazingly low numbers this these situations. the orioles hit .28

palm beach. >> because of all your people, do you get in group a. >> no. i call right on the moment. >> jim: so you just walk to front and say, hi, i'm here. >> i don't do that. you get a call at the right time. >> jim: okay. crawford as gone from 0 and 2 to a full count. slaps it to left. that's going fall for a base hit. reimold was playing very deep in left field. crawford for a lead off single. time for our trivia question. who was the last oriel to lead the team in wins with less than 10 wins? >> i have to think about this. no offense to at&t mobility, but if you lead the team with less than 10 wins, it's really not that important. you know what i'm saying? >> jim: but interesting. >> yes, it is. >> jim: guthrie had 10 last year, so it wasn't last year. good move to first and crawford getting back. i'm going to say rodrigo lopez, but several years in a row he led the team in wins. >> he also won 14 and 15, but one year he was 9 and 18. >> jim: back to back singles to begin the 4th. the question of the night, the at&t mobilititive y. who was the last or yell to lead the team with 10 wins, jeff ball lard and david have mitt.

that some of his opinion that the party has been and will trade but then we welcome your opinion about party politics and dynamics of philosophy. thank you for calling. irene, democrats line, palmst, florida. -- i read. caller: i'm a democrat. precinct captain. this is the first time i have ever been involved in politics. even though i'm a precinct captain, i tend to vote for the person regardless of their party. as far as i'm concerned, the only thing different in the democratic and republican, d and r. i went to a tea party last night for spot -- first time to find out what it was about. it was very peaceful, cordial. i did not participate. i did not -- about raising taxes, one of the brown and 95% of the people there were over 75. i was sitting, why are you against health care and why are you against taxes because he had no problems with either. they could not explain that to me. it is almost like somebody told them just what they have to say. but other than that it was very peaceful and they acknowledged that they were glad to see some of the different people in the audience. that is all i have to say. host: this from "the washington times." price to hawaii for d.c. voting

palm beach, anthony, republican line. caller: good morning to you. in regards to president clinton as a tomorrow country, i think it is absolutely ridiculous. i lived in washington, d.c., during his administration and he was moving for one world government way back in the mid 1990's and now we have obama, he is really a clone of clinton. but i would really like to comment on the charlie crist thing. we are glad charlie crist left the republican party. he really was a liberal and brooks brothers clothing so i don't think he has a chance. they say he is a closet homosexual who got married to hide his sexual preference. we are really glad to be rid of him. host: next is a call from houston, texas, patti, democrat line. caller: good morning, how are you? host: thank you. talking about definition of a tomorrow country, whether or not you think we are one and we should be. caller: president clinton is very, very intelligent. like florida and all of them, i think they forgot how bad it was when president clinton took over in the only thing he did, he straightened up all of that when he was in there because it was so terrible and i lived through that and i had children that was in school

his hand on something else. i warn the tea partiers, keep on doing what you are doing, stand up, but you had better watch these republicans. host: we go to tracie from west palm beach, florida. caller: i wanted to say about the tea party movement, when i first started hearing about it, i watched it on tv, and it sounded like they were of little off base. then i started listening to what they weren't really saying. and then i figured out that the media was trying to portray them as racist -- i tried to figure out what they were really same. they are just about americans. they are regular americans. that is why more and more people are starting to, maybe not stand out there with a sign, but we agree with them. i think it will have a big problem. it is not really against obama. it is against the change of america against the constitution, against fiscal responsibility. against american values of exceptional as of. these are not just republicans. i never paid attention before. i think people are starting to pay attention that never were. it is the silent majority. we have woken up and said, what the heck is going on? there will be people that will show up that ha

the sun to shine upon you, and until you're reunited with those you lost, may god hold you in the palm of hisd hands, for you know this band of 29 rough-neck angels watching over you are doing that just now as they sit at the right hand of the lord today, and they're wondering, is all that fuss about me? you know, folks -- there is a famous headstone in an irish cemetery in ireland, and it reads this, it says -- death leads to heartache no one can heal. love leads to memory no one can steal. i can tell you from my own personal experience that event we'll the painful heartache you feel will be replaced by the joyful memories of ones you loved so dearly. my prayer for you is that that day will come sooner than later. may god bless you all and may god protect all miners. [applause] >> to all the families who loved so deeply the miners we lost, all the friends who worked alongside them in the mines or new -- knew them as neighbors, coal river valley, cross west virginia, let me begin by saying that we have been mourning with you throughout these difficult days . our hearts have been aching with y