i know it may seem unbelievable, but it is real. >> the dc rape crisis center has a hotline. the number is 202-333-rape. if you can like more information go to my website, j.c. hayward. >>> coming up ahead on 9news now what goes up stays up, for some unlucky riders at a california six flags. we'll have that story, just ahead. >>> howard has the forecast. >> and j.c., got my umbrella with me. a light sprinkle here in town. some are seeing a few heavier showers. we'll look at that and let you know what you can expect for the rest of the week. we have a look at the allergy update, it is on the high side. the grass pollen may be the culprit today. mold also mod moderate. full 7-day forecast when 9news now returns. ♪ i've never felt this way before, but it's a scary time to be a woman. mitt romney is just so out of touch. [ female announcer ] mitt romney opposes requiring insurance coverage for contraception. and romney supports overturning roe versus wade. romney backed a bill that outlaws all abortion, even in cases of rape and incest. there's so much we need to do. we need to a

call the hotline. that was last week.also last week, and you heard the senator talking about it and bill bennett and everybody else talking about the supreme court, last week you saw the largest the history of humanity, the largest tax increase so the government can penalize or tax us into forcing us into buying something that we don't want. that happened last fek that, th states attorney general found contempt of congress for lying for stonewalling and not releasing all these documents. that happened just in one week and on top of that we here in colorado saw 346 homes burnt to the ground in colorado springs, 257 up north in the hyde park fire. while this president came in full campaign mode by the way yesterday and i begged him on the radio yesterday you may have heard it, please, don't land. just fly over it. don't land. and he -- [ applause ] thank you. he did land anyway, apparently he wasn't listening to me, but in full campaign mode, using this opportunity, i hate to say t folks, but as a photo op, and he said on t

hayward, 9news now. >> you can reach the center by calling the hotline. that number is 202-333-rape. >>> 5:53 and another look at the question of the day. now this is fun -- >> facebook fan page guy phil mcfeel wrote quote -- >> do i look fat? don't answer it. log on to wusa9's facebook fan page and leave your response. we'll have the answer about an hour from now. we'll be right back. i woke up with this horrible rash on my right side. an intense burning sensation like somebody had set it on fire. and the doctor said, cindie, you have shingles. he said, you had chickenpox when you were a little girl... i said, yes, i did. i don't think anybody ever thinks they're going to get shingles. but it happened to me. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com >>> 5:56. relatively quiet out there and computer is trying to pop a couple of showers in the mountains here in western maryland. not happening right now but we've guilty a very warm humid -- got a very warm humid air mass and the occasional showers popping up. by 9:00 in the mid- to upper 70s in j

launch of the hotline is anticipated before the end of 2012. the dodd-frank act also required the gao to conduct a study of the asc. in its report issued last january, the gao made three recommendations. first, gao recommended that the asc clarify definitions used to categorize states' compliance with title 11. in response, the asc has clarified the definitions which are now incorporated into all appropriate documents. the asc also drafted revised policy statements that have been approved for publication in the federal register to solicit public comment. the revisions including new findings and definitions to further address this gao recommendation. second, gao recommended the asc develop specific policy for monitoring appraisal requirements developed by the federal financial institutions regulators. finally, gao recommended that the asc develop specific policies for determining whether the foundation's grant activities are related to title 11. staff is drafting policies for asc approval to address these last two recommendations. other asc prio

, if you have any trouble getting into the country, by the way illegally, call the hotline. that was last week. also last week, you heard the senator and bill bennett and everybody else talking about the supreme court. last week you saw the largest tax increase on free people in the history of humanity, the largest tax increase. okay? so the government now can penalize or tax us into forcing us into buying something that we don't want. that happened last week. on top of that, the sitting united states attorney general found in con tempt of congress for lying, for stonewalling and not releasing all these documents. that happened just in one week. and on top of all that, we hear in colorado saw 346 homes burnt to the ground in colorado springs, 257 up north in the hyde park fire, while this president came in full campaign mode, by the way yesterday and i begged him on the radio yesterday, please don't land. just fly over. don't land. thank you. but he said he did land anyway. apparently he wasn't listening to me. but in full campaign mode, using this opportunity, i hate to say

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our hotline.. 410-662-1456. or... go to fox- baltimore dot com.going controversy over the city's phone system.the city's inspector general says his probe into the purchase of video phones and switches by the mayor's office has now moved beyond the preliminary phase. the ig's office is now conducting a full investigation of the $659,000 acquisition.the purchase came at the same time the city was approving competitive bids for similar equipment. city comptroller joan pratt has accused the mayor of bypassing the city's procurement process. the mayor says the purchases of pricey video phones were made as part of a pilot program. if you love high speed-racing cars and helping out others....than the grand prix is looking for you. the event that's scheduled for labor day weekend is looking for 8-hundred volunteers to help with event ceremonies, fan fun zones, guest services and more.volunteers will receive complimentary parking, discounted tickets and invitations to grand prix social events. all volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. really humid o

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wrath learned less than three weeks later y-me suddenly closed its doors, turned off the hotline and took down the web page. >> it's like i was kicked in the teeth. my stomach sank thinking all the effort, all the time, all of the effort from my committee members, from our league, from the community. >> reporter: debbie haze is also reeling from y-me's shutdown, a breast cancer survivor herself, she served as the volunteer coordinator for the washington metro area affiliate. but on june 27th, just days after she sent in wrath's check, y-me administrators called to tell her in a cost cutting move, her job was eliminated. >> i think since the moment i was removed from my position and later on went on to find out that y-me had closed its doors, that's been my concern is who's providing services? >> reporter: wrath and her organization had the same worry for women in our area dealing with breast cancer diagnosis. they say y-me's chicago directors owe them an explanation, too, about their $16,000 contribution. >> we want to know what's happened to this money and how it can help? did it he

wrath learned less than three weeks later y-me suddenly closed its doors, turned off the hotline anddown the web page. >> it's like i was kicked in the teeth. my stomach sank all the effort, all the time, all of the effort from my committee members, from our league, from the community, from so many of our friends that donated to help y-me. >> debbie haze is also reeling from y-me's shutdown. a brst cancer survivor herself, she served as y-me's volunteer coordinator. but on june 27th, just days after she set in the check, y-me administrate jurors callors tol is being eliminated. >> my greatest concern has been the callers and constituents who reach out to try to receive our services. and i think since the moment i was removed from my position and later on went on to find out that y-me closed its doors that's been my concern is who's providing services? >> reporter: wrath and her organization had the same worry for women in our area. but they say y-me's chicago directors owe them an explanation, too, about their $16,000 contribution. >> we want to know what's happened to this money and

if you think you recognize the man you're asked to call the hotline. you can romaine anonymous. information leading to a conviction will earn you a reward of $2,000. >>> today was the last day on the job for police commissioner fred bealefeld, but he didn't leave his office without sitting down with brian kuebler for an exclusive interview. >> reporter: fred bealefeld turns 50 next month, the best mile marker, he said. in just hours commissioner fred bealefeld will be retired. today 31 years of a city cop were packed into a box, his badge ready top hand. he's done, a decision he told us he was not comfortable with just one month ago but after a long trip hiking the appalachian trail, it is one he's ready to embrace eye spent 24 days just inside my own head so you don't get that opportunity when you're caught in the midst of those sirens, the chaos of the city and the chess match that's this job. >> i can't do this guy -- >> reporter: now that he has, he has been able to put his decision in the right place, feeling confident about the work he's done and the impact he's h the numb

call our fighting back hotline to let us know what you're doing to clean up the streets of your neighborhood. the number is 410-662-1456. 3 3 we're following a developing story regarding the second amen. amendment.the state of maryland must begin issuing concealed carry permits... unless they can prove you shouldn't be carrying a gun. a u-s district judge ruled a portion of the state law that requires marylanders to show "good and substantial reason" to carry a gun is inconstitutional. the state had appealed the ruling... and requested a stay but the juge said the state did not give enough proof that a stay was necessary. the case against the maryland law was brought by the second amendment foundation in 2010. that brings us to our question of the day.do you agree with the judge's ruling that makes it easier to get a gun permit in maryland? go to fox-baltimore dot com and tell us what you think. you can also sound off through facebook. send us a tweet.. at foxbaltimore. and you can text your answer to 45203. enter fox45a for yes.. or fox45b for no. and coming up in just seven minutes... we g

call our fighting back hotline to let us know what you're doing to clean up the streets of your neighborhood. the number is 410-662-1456. 3 her recovery tonight is being called a miracle.a young woman headed to the university of maryland college park, found herself one of the shooting victims in aurora. aurora.we first learned about petra anderson, through this youtube video put out by her sister chloe.anderson was headed to graduate school in just a few weeks to study music.but she was shot 4 times, including the face.what should have been the fatal bullet, instead traveled all the way through her skull missing all the vital areas. doctors say the bullet traveled through a small channel that turned out to be a life saving birth defect. "so that's why we are reaching out to you, the people that have asked us what you can do to help, and so we can have an immense impact on the families that have been impacted by this tragedy as well" well"anderson's mother also has terminal breast cancer.to find out how you can help the anderson family, just head to our web site foxbaltimore.com slash newslin

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there's the suicide prevention hotline. there are, there's the vet centers if you're a vet. there are mental health. you have to seek it out. and it's incumbent on the military and the va to make sure that people who need help get it exactly when they need it. >> rose: based on the numbers you've seen and experiences you've seen, you get up one morning and say i think i'll commit suicide today. >> that's exactly right. suicide isn't the problem. it isn't a problem. it is the tragic conclusion of a string of problems. and that's the thing that i'm disappointed with the way the military has talked about suicide. they say well it's family stress or it's this one thing. it's not any one thing, it is a string of things. the string of problems and stresses and things that the soldier and the service member have had to endure. at many points throughout the genesis of the suicide there's a string of failures to catch it and those are things we have to address if we are going to ultimately solve this problem. >> rose: great seeing you, thank you. >> thank you. >> rose: thank you for

wellness program for the current and the entire programs, including a confidential mental health hotline number. >>> the outside agency will be running up the phone line, described as a free consultation service for the players and their families. the nfl commissioner said that the health remains the highest priority for the league. >>> hopefully nothing, but good health for the players at red skins training camp this year. >>> they officially kicked things off out in blistering ashburn. >>> and we were there too. >> yeah, everybody seemed to be in good health and spirit. and despite the soaring temperatures. of course, you know, players, they won't have a choice that they will need to practice. the fans on the other hand, they had a choice and they came out this afternoon for you. as soon as rg3, stepped out of the building here to take the field for the first time on their first day of training camp, fans, they were ectatic. they were screaming, cheering their names, chanting rg3, rg3. ask and obvious many were excited to see them. many were excited just to see football season that it

of these benefits can be as simple as providing a household with a pamphlet or access to a 1-800 hotline number. when states implement categorical eligibility, these households do not need to meet the s.n.a.p. asset or gross income test. this program changes nothing for households that qualify for the program under the rules of the s.n.a.p. law. and those households will continue to receive the benefits level for which they qualify. families that receive cash assistance can still take advantage of categorical eligibility for s.n.a.p. but by ensuring only cash assistance triggers s.n.a.p. eligibility and not other benefits like brochures, we can save billions of dollars over ten years. we have also -- we're also trusting states to do their job in administering s.n.a.p. current usda -- currently, usda awards $48 million per year to states to improve program efficiency. we all support good government efforts, taxpayers cannot afford to pay bonuses to states that are essentially just doing their job. the farm act ends state performance bonuses. the bill cracks down on waste, fraud and abuse

. >> reporter: and hope he will see this story and finally get the hotlines off their home. in silver spring bruce leshan, 9 news now. >> now pepco sent us a statement about 15 minutes ago but still seemed a little confused about what is going on on chartwell drive. the statement says the line was not energized at the time of the incident and that the wire in the customer's yard was not energized, but as you saw, it is energized now and the line is still down on the house. >> wow. >>> coming up on 9 news now at 7:00 the rising temperatures, thousands still without power. we keep an eye on the effort to get everybody's lights back on again. >> also ahead in this half hour, derek, president obama hits the road on his reelection campaign, first stop ohio, more on the betting on america tour is ahead. >> plus look at this. a sinkhole so large it swallows a passing car with people inside. those stories and more are just ahead. [ mosquitoes buzzing ] ♪ [ female announcer ] repel mosquitoes without spraying your skin. try off! clip-on repellant. in minutes, its fan surrounds you, h

rank how serious the issue is from the worst cases users will be directed to facebook's suicide chat hotlineother professional help websites. >>> airtran is adding more round trip flights to south florida. starting in september they're going to add two daily flights to fort lauderdale. this comes after discount carrier spirit airlines announced it would offer flights from bwi to there. the flights will start on september 6th for both and airtran's one way fares begin at $59. >>> one of the best kept secrets, now the mcdonald's special sauce recipe has remained a mystery sort of like the coke formula. that was until now. avoids owe on youtube shows the executive chief revealing the recipe of the sauce that's put on the big macs but why the big reveal you may ask? well, execs say it's all part of the new mcdonald's initiative to be more transparent about their products. >>> news time right now 5:46. and help first times are -- health officials with the centers for disease control and prevention want you to be prepared for a big event. many of us experienced -- a wedding day. there's a tongue-i

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he started 411-4-dad, a how-to hotline for single guys choosing to be dads. >> the callers have definitelyeasing. it's more than tripled since we started. >> reporter: and while still a rarity, this duo is no longer a surprise, walking this new path, together. he's at the age where he will be asking about a mom? >> he does ask, he does ask. he's been asking about it for a long time. i said, there are all kinds of families. we're a family with you and me with one dad. and for ben that's enough. >> reporter: amy robach, abc news new york. >> we're so glad you are watching tonight. we're always here at abcnews.com. "world news" will be right back here tomorrow night. have a great night.

effective consumer protection, transparency and education including a dedicated consumer complaint hotline in collaboration with not for profit organizations. eighth, responsible appraisal practices ensure and expand housing opportunities in open society. it is unfortunate that that we still see issues of the age of housing, predominant value and use of comparables with the quality of housing and america's low income or housing communities. ninth, we are seeing widespread undervaluation through the use of broker price opinions and the short sale process or general reluctance to recognize that in some communities the market is beginning to return. and tenth, states must suspend the inappropriate action of redirecting funds intended for appraisal compliance, professional development, licensing and oversight to their general funds. in conclusion, it is imperative for members of congress and the subcommittee to work in conjunction with one another to ensure that consumers and industry stake holders benefit from a system of regulation that helps ensure the independence and integrity of the appr

he started 411-4-dad, a how-to hotline for single guys choosing to be dads. >> the callers have definitelyeasing. it's more than tripled since we started. >> reporter: and while still a rarity, this duo is no longer a surprise, walking this new path, together. he's at the age where he will be asking about a mom? >> he does ask, he does ask. he's been asking about it for a long time. i said, there are all kinds of families. there are families with two moms and two dads and one mom. we're a family with you and me with one dad. and for now that's enough. >> reporter: amy robach, abc news new york. >> we're so glad you are watching tonight. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be along later. "world news" will be right back here tomorrow night. have a great night. t. have a great night. >>> tonight a symbol of racial hatred in a san francisco work place. why prosecutors do not consider it a hate crime. >> and we're live in the misconduct case against her husband. is she helping or hurting this case? >> the video of a dramatic activity. a distraught driver is beginning to realize

quality control standards for avm, automated valuation models, establishment of appraisal complaint hotline and consideration of whether the banking's existing threshold is adequate. we look forward to this. >> thank you. ms. stevens. >> i think one of the biggest problems we see is that the current structure really assumes the states are not capable of administering this entire process of certification and entire process of overview. we would like to see that change. that's one of the reasons that we make the suggestion that a good look be taken at the way that our whole entire system is set up. >> thank you. now, i've got two questions that are just a yes or no answer. the first one is -- we'll start with you, ms. stevens and go the other way. is the appraisal subcommittee effective? >> in my opinion, no. >> ms. mann? >> i believe it is and it will get better. >> mr. kelly? >> yes. >> needs improvement. >> okay. now, another question, yes or no. should congress consider a complete overhaul of appraisal regulations and improve it for consumers and businesses alike. >> i think there's a ser

posts from other posters for the worst cases facebook users will be directed to site's suicide chat hotline> one of the biggest cities in pennsylvania is going broke. scranton has a serious cash flow problem and the mayor decided to ignore a court and slash the wages of hundreds of public service workers including his own paycheck. their pay has been reduce today minimum wage just $7.25 an hour. many are pretty upset about the cuts however they're going to continue to do their job. the mayor says the city is facing a $16 million deficit and can barely pay its bills. >>> delta is facing some pretty stiff penalties for allegedly flying planes not in compliance with faa regulations, they total almost $1 million. ininfraction is for failing to repair a chip in the plane's nose. the other for a broken cockpit floods light socket. the airline has 30 days to respond to the agency. >>> all right ladies, coach is bringing back styles that made the company one of the most popular bag makers in the world. stores will soon begin receiving the first coach legacy collection for the fall 2012. so you're g

of those buses exploded here in israel the country's gone into a state of emergency it is a been a hotline that's been set up plans are in place to send a plane to bulgaria to bring back the survivors and almost by the minute those survivors are phoning israeli radio stations and television networks crying hysterically saying that there are bodies lying about the ground that there are people screaming that they were close that have been ripped they being held in a holding cell in the airport and they too frightened to leave saying that they're afraid to open these two cases really the mood is one of panic the airport itself has been closed and there is a lot of criticism being leveled by the israeli government towards not only the bulgarian airport security but also european airport security what we are hearing is the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that iran is behind this blast and the speculation is that it is the work of a suicide bomber the question though is just how far netanyahu is going to go in those claims for months now he's been hinting at a possible strike on

this is their hotline. last month i, again, not relying on my 45 years of experience, but went back into our stores and i asked our guys and girls that have a combined sales experience of 250 years. i said, listen, i never had this happen. but has anybody ever come in and asked for this insurance collision loss booklet? nobody. nobody has ever come in. zero. nada. nobody has come in and asked for this booklet. now, here's the deal. dealers have to have this booklet available. if somebody asks for it, you can't provide it, there's a fine of $1,000 per occurrence with a max of $400,000. that's what the fine is capped at. if someone comes in the showroom, asks for the booklet, don't have it, you get fined $1,000. the government caps it at $400,000. so when you look at these things, again, the unintended consequences have such a dire affect on the american people. these are taxpayer dollars that are again being wasted on information that is irrelevant, never asked for, nobody cares about it. so i join my collea

two erupted into flames here in israel the country's gone into a state of emergency it is a been a hotline that's been set up plans are in place to send a plane to bulgaria to bring back the survivors and almost by the minute those survivors are phoning israeli radio stations and television networks crying hysterically saying that there are bodies lying over the ground that there are people screaming that they were clothes that have been wrecked they being held in a holding cell in the airport what we are hearing is the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu saying that iran is behind this blast and the speculation is that it is the work of a suicide bomber the question though is just how far netanyahu is going to go on those planes for months now he's been hinting at a possible strike on iran because of that country's nuclear program and certainly what we're likely to see in the coming days is commentary over whether or not this incident will further give netanyahu justification if indeed he intends to go that route we're hearing from eyewitnesses quite a few who say that there was a m

heard what is said here, if you're a young person that has a problem, you can certainly call our hotline for help. if you're someone that's in recovery, you can certainly look towards recoverymonth.gov for information and connectedness with those that are in recovery and we really want the young people, young adults, and youth to really get more connected and find people that are similar that are doing a tremendous amount to reduce stigma and to continue to celebrate their recovery. thank you for being here, it was a great show. for a copy of this program or other programs in the road to recovery series, call samhsa at 1-800-662-help or order online at recoverymonth.gov and click multimedia. [music playing] every september, national recovery month provides an opportunity for communities like yours to raise awareness of substance use and mental health problems. to highlight the effectiveness of treatment and that people can and do recover. in order to help you plan events and activities in commemoration of this year's recovery month observance, the free recovery month kit offers ideas, ma

in addition, whether the ase is fully addressing the requirement to create and operate a national hotline to receive complaints of compliance with standards and uniform standards of professional appraiser practices. i look forward to learning more about the concerns of appraisers and their representative organizations on the impact appraisal management companies are having not only on the ability of experienced appraiser to make a living but on the quality of the appraisals as they impact the housing and financial specifically consumers. madam chair, it's important to understand the concerns of other stake holders such as realtors and mortgage brokers regarding this. and other aspects of appraisal issues. but most important to me and i think many of our colleagues on this side of the aisle, i want to learn how these appraisal issues are affecting consumers, including whether or not consumers are receiving their money's worth in terms of quality of appraisal they pay for. are they being fully informed of what they're paying for and are they protected from fraud and do they have the proper

improvements including considering minor traffic offenses only upon conviction, creating a 24-hour hotline for anyone who believes they are a u.s. citizen or otherwise have been improperly served an immigration detainer, ensuring witnesses and victims of crimes are not inadvertently placed in removal hearings, and developing a strong oversight program in coordination with the department of homeland securitys office of civil rights and civil liberties. with regard to the 287-g program, we have 68 active agreements. that number has not changed much over the years. 40 are in a jail setting. 20 involve task forces. eight involve both. the jail model continues to be the most productive by far, accounting for a little over 9,000 of the 9,500 removals this year. the task force model has proved much less productive. with just 361 removals to date nationwide. we are phasing out most such agreements as a result. for example, of the seven task force agreements we just ended in arizona, six of the seven had resulted in no removals of any kind for the last two years. with regard to overall enforcement,

you get that brochure in the mail you are eligible to food stamps or access to an 800-number hotline. you get more food stamps. it has nothing to do with your income and nothing to do with your assetes that you have which are set in the law and are not changes, as i understand it, in this law. in addition, if you get your state and i understand that a great many states participate and if your state gives you a dollar or $5 of heating assistance program money which, by the way, is also funded by the federal government, they can then make you eligible for $100 or more of food stamp funds just by giving you that additional dollar or additional $5. those two changes constitute well over 95% of the savings that we're achieving in the food stamp program in this farm bill. the categorical eligibility change will save $11.5 billion over ten years where if they're eligible and if they are and they did go in and get food stamps and this won't change that. the same thing for the live change. that will save $4.5 billion of the $16 billion in savings under this bill and then there's an additional,