note these are the same swift water rescue teams i'm told that were very effective during hurricane isabel a few years back when they had serious flooding in that part of the world, as well. they are in action trying to make sure though one is hurt. residents are even taking out their own boats. some are making a run for it trying to get to higher ground wherever they can. as we heard from a spokesman from the city water department a while ago it will be a couple of hours before they get this main shut down and as you can see there the water continues just to pour forth in a tremendous torrent. a lot of people will be waiting tonight to find out whether the water pressure will be affected. right now, though, the flooding is the mayor concern and we don't know how long it will be before they can get that water turned off. again, major water main break, 72 inches, a huge main, broken in dundalk, southeast of baltimore. we are watching the story unfold right before our eyes. remember, if you have to go to that part of world try to stay away. they don't want your car flooded blocking off the s

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host: isabel sawhill? guest: well, i totally agree with you about the importance of education, and i think if we had a better educated public for this country, we would have a lot less of a whole set of other problems, including substance- abuse and various other social problems. i think that we would like to think in the u.s. that we have a great education system, but we are increasingly falling behind other advanced countries in the way we educate our kids. we have widening gaps between children from more affluent families and those from less affluent families between minority children and other children, so i really think education has to be at the top of the list of things we need to not just spend more money on but do a better job of reforming the education system. we talked a lot about things that can be done there. host: in creating an opportunity society, "supporting and encouraging work" is a chapter in your book. guest: it is important because i do not think the public likes the idea of spending

i mean, we responded to isabel. we will respond to this in the same fashion that we responded to isabel. anyone that has an emergency, call 911. we have an operation command center set up here. we have the personnel and the equipment to immediately get to them. so if anybody has a medical emergency or an emergency where they need emergency assistance, just call. we're ready to serve. with regard to power, if you've had water in your basement, and that cuts out your electric, i mean, the fire department will pump out. and we also have our department of utilities available to supplement the fire department. so we're going to be doing everything that we can possibly do to get people back on track as fast as possible. >> thank you so much, county executive. we will be here following all of the repairs, all the cleanup. stay with us live at 11:00. for now, we are live at dundalk. >> okay, weijia. thank you very much. >>> and as you can probably imagine, this flooding is causing major traffic complications for that area.

and we mentioned this earlier on this date in 2002 was isabelle. and the people up there in baltimore rescuing people because of the flood. and if you go to our website and check out my blog, there's a lot more on isabelle there. that was a crazy week in terms of anniversaries. ivan was yesterday and floyd was yesterday. >> anything going on now we need to know about? >> it's pretty quiet. there is a couple of areas we're watching but it's pretty quiet. >> we like that. >> we sure do. >> thanks a lot, top. >>> representative joe wilson is back home tonight in south dare care and he's talking -- south carolina and he's talking about his outburst the night president obama addressed the nation on health care reform. wilson says he needs the support of his constituents back home. >> i'm speaking the wrong place at the wrong time. and now i'm the number one target of washington democrats. number one target to move on. number one target of acorn. >> wilson says he has apologized to the president and has been criticized in congress. and now it's time to m

the first thing that came to my mind when i saw this video was when hurricane isabel came pushing up the chesapeake and remember the pictures from fells point. it was under water. people are doing what you see now. we had rescue efforts underway along fleet street and you saw boats for the first time for as many years as i've been in this area, boats up and down the street in felts point and the same thing in dundalk. and just anecdotally, fells point is as good as it ever was. and so if you think about the pictures back toize a -- back to isabel, 6-7 years ago, you hope they can get things back together and make sure everybody's homes are okay. unfortunately though, as with many people, we'll look at this and try to take away from it, you think you don't need flood insurance, here is an example of people in that area that perhaps do not have flood insurance, because you live in the city and not that close to water and i'm wondering if flood insurance will take care of this or if in fact your regular insurance will. one of many questions we'll continue to ask as we follow the story.

it was like isabelle. water rushing through the streets continuously rising and known knowing when it was going to stop -- no one knowing when it was going to stop. >> i was thinking my house, my kids, my neighbors, we are going to be flooded out. >> reporter: natasha reed was one of dozens people who were kept away from their homes by police as the water flooded everything. >> but nobody could tell us what exactly happened. how did the flood start. >> reporter: 11,000 gallons of water a minute was sent through the neighborhood making it as much as 3 to 4 feet in spots. it washed out the road and many many people had their homes flooded before it came to an abrupt stop. the water also washed out the power. a good chunk of this fart of dundalk is in the dark. but for many folks, they still had to get out to see the damage to find out what it did to their home and their cars. >> i came outside and looked outside and seen my truck underwater and i said, oh, hell. >> nothing you can do about it. >> nothing i c

. >> it was like a reminder of the flood waters of isabel that came in and the water gushing and going from knee-deep to waist deep chest high in a matter of two hours. >> reporter: the mayne broke at 4:30 in the afternoon. water was turned off just before 8 p.m. but as the water recede, you can see there is still a mess left behind. >> when we drain the pipe we can begin to excavate the pipe and determine the damage and assess the repairs. it may tame take sometime to get it totally repaired and restored. >> at this point we don't have problem with the gas lines. however, there is still settling of earth which could affect that but we are monitoring that very closely. >> reporter: and for now experts don't know why this particular main burst. >> work is going to have to be done after this is repairing the highway and damage associated in that area, but first things first, we are here to make sure whether it's national guard or anything else that jim smith has whatever assets he may call upon from the state of maryland. >> reporter: emergency response workers and construction workers h

graciela beltrán una invitada lado semana le di sí gio el tema a ana isabel es sergio antonio volvióenazada fe la rk ojeda y jessica. a fela le toco decir adiós. >>> me sient muy mal pero al fin y alabo kho dicen en el medio el show debe continúa el má favorecido por el público... pero esto no pareció importante a enrique arremetió contra él. para mi fela tiene más talento que tu y merecía quedarse aquí. >>> yo no vine que me dijera si lo tengo o no, porque sé que lo tengo por eso estoy aquí señor gracias por su opinión. >>> aún puede pipo aro por su favorito, envíe un mensaje de textos con la palabra vota si apoya a donatella marque... . >>> muchos 8, ya lo sabe no se puede perder viva el sueño y ra conocer más de los participantes univision.com y en su móvil con lmpactoh@ impactoh primer impacto gracias licenciado como les informamos al inicio aguaceros afectan varios estados lado nación y con el tiempo nos acompaña eduardo rodríguez. >>> sí, lluvias torrenciales un frente estacionario y apoyo de la atmósfera superior permite esto, vamos a concentrar nos en las zonas inundadas con

>> ana isabelle que seguro ahora tÁ viendo el programa.ocado a mÍ yo tampoco hubiera sabido que hacer. >>h@despierta americah@ahttkíuÍ? >> no, de la competencia, quien tiene todo para convertirse en el ganador... >> es una pregunta que me han hecho varias veces y sinceramente no la sÉ contestar. >> ¿hay algo que te gustarÍa decirles a tus compaÑeros? ¿a los que votaron o no votaron por ti? >> a todos... quiero decirles a todos que los quiero mucho, que los voy a extraÑar, que son parte de mÍ y que nunca los voy a olvidar. hay algunos que saben perfectamente que son parte de mi. >> te deseamos mucha suerte, te quedas con nosotros. vamos a una pausa y regresamos con mÁs deespierta amÉrica. ( aplausos ) ttçrxkph@unionierta icadespieam@ ♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ ♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ ♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ >> ¡ea, ea! ¿quÉ tal, amigos? bienvenidos, muy buenos dÍas, hoy es lunes 21 de septiembre de 2009. lunes, ¿a cÓmo les fue el fin de semana? espero que muy bien. estamos aquÍ con despierta amÉrica, fela estÁ aquÍ con nosotros. no dormÍ dos son mut

isabel wallace mostrÓ la confesiÓn en vÍdeo de otra cÓmplice quien seÑala a quevedo de haber participadoolpiza brutal. esto es desgarradora para cualquier madre saber lo que padecio un hijo. ma hornda quevedo manipulÓ las fotos del cadÁver para cobrar el cadaver. wallace le pidio a brenda que le diga donde quedo el cuerpo de su hijo. >> un grupo de hombres armados asesinÓ a dos ciudadanos canadienses en puerto vallarta. los turistas murieron en un edificio de apartamentos. un policÍa, enfrenta a la justicia por una golpiza que capto una camara y mÁs adelante, romÁn polansky comienza a luchar en suiza contra su extradiciÓn a estados unidos. t@÷xpkph@ision ultiorat@éqp]ñfck' >> esto le pasÓ a h@univisionuÍ con ella, se le abalanzÓ y le dio una golpiza. >> esta fue la golpiza en cuestiÓn, el policÍa en cuestiÓn golpea a su detenido. las imÁgenes no aclaran cÓmo llegar a ese punto pero es un argumento de fuerza excesi. el agente ha sido suspendido sin sueldo. >> no puedo comentar especÍficamente lo que el jurado vio pero sÍ puedo decir que la oficina hizo una investigaciÓn y presentó el resu

. >> it's a remindser when we had the flood waters of isabels that came. going from knee deep to waist deep, chest high in a matter of two hours. >> reporter: main broke at 4:30 in the afternoon. the water was finally turned off just before 8:00 p.m. even though the water receded, you can see there's still a mess left behind. >> we have to determine what the damage is, extend the damage and begin to access the repairs. it may time quite some time to get it totally repaired and restored. >> at this point we don't have any problems with the gas line. however they are still settling of earth which could effect that. but we're monitoring that very closely. >> reporter: few now experts do not know why this particular main burst. >> work that is going to have to be done after this will involve repairing burling highway and all of the damage associated in that area. but first thing is first, we're here to make sure whether it's national guard or anything else, that tim smith has whatever assets he may call upon from the state of maryland. >> reporter: and now ins

in the cleanup and assist families with truck -- similar with property damage after tropical storm isabel in 2003. >>> heartbreak for two montgomery tiny teenagers -- montmery county teenagers. the police discovered the woman in her backyard and believe a teenager is responsible. john gonzalez is live in silver spring with the story. >> they live in this silver spring town home. the single moer is described as extremely hard-working. she worked long hours at the costco in beltsville, maryland. after she went missing 19 days ago, early this morning, the police searched the home and found her body. >> she was the greatest mom. everything was for us. she sacrificed so much for us. >> he cannobelieve his mother is gone, cannot understand why she was murdered. >> why would this person do that to my mother? what did he gain from this? >> after going missing three weeks ago, rosa vasquez was found dead inside a plastic storage container in her own backyard. today, the police arrested and charged this 17-year-old with the murder. >> it does not bring my mom back. >> they said that the suspect had

they did the same thing back in 2003, it was on today's date, anniversary of isabelle. >> wow. >> we will put it in perspective. plenty of water left but the deal is the one that broke on river road on december 23rd put out 155,000-gallons a minute. this is six feet and six inches bigger. so we are figuring it out out 165,000-gallons a minute. that means it will fill a community swimming pool in a minute. that's pretty impressive. go to doppler and get your bearings here. there's washington and there's baltimore. we will go up to the neighborhood. this is inside of the beltway in dundalk. there's broening road and dunhaven road and we are talking about an incredible amount of water. in this vicinity this was the sister that was -- this was the area that was flooded. when you have a six foot main break it is unbelievable what it can do and this is the area we are talking about, the six- block area was was flooded in the region. just inside though beltway south of baltimore. we are thinking 165,000-gallons a minute so a very big -- good news it is shut off now. back to you. >> it is go

. >> hurricane isabelle was in 2003. this very month the southern part of that area of dundock was greatly affected by that hurricane. >> i'm sure. >> this could rival that. >> well, it certainly looks like it is rivalling that. the water levels are so high, this is incredible. i can't get over the amount of homes where the water level is so high you are only seeing the tops of cars. it is amazing. >> we are getting in more information. beg is reporting 1,000 power outages at this point. i'm guessing that number will go up. >> my home is out as well. >> we are told the watermain is a 72-inch water main. a very major water main for that area. it is just flooding the streets. cars are lost. i mean, who knows what the damage is going to be to all those houses in the area. of course, the main concern right now for rescue crews is making sure that everyone is getting out. it appears this happens so suddenly that i can't imagine anyone was able to make any preparation of any sort. >> i can't imagine either. i'm sitting here th

marta isabel sÁnchez nos cuenta. [ mÚsica ] >> en los Últimos meses olivia amaya ha encontrado una importante su comunidad a travÉs de estaciÓn de radio que transmite en su idioma indÍgena. >> ponen mÚsica para nosotros. nos dan noticias en primpurepec primera estaciÓn hispana en el noroeste del paÍs con programaciÓn en idiomas indÍgenas mexicanos, un sueÑo hecho realidad para esta organizaciÓn que desde hace 25 aÑos sirve a los inmigrantes del Área. >> 70 % de los campesinos que trabajan aquÍ en el estado de oregon son indÍgenas y quÉ mejor que una emisora que puede comunicar con los propios trabajadores en su propio idioma. >> radio movimiento tiene programaciÓn en purepecho y prip veces pasaban los boletinos y en inglÉs, pero qué pasaba nos olvidabamos de una comunidad, la comunidad indÍgena que bÁsicamente no existÍa. >> somos los mÁs marginados porque tenemos a los trabajadores en la agricultura en los campos y somos los menos infoprimer impactoh@ pando o de nuestros derechos como trabajadores campesinos. a de los locutores indÍgenas que tiene la estaciÓn, ella transmite en mixteco a una

. >> reporter: taking a lesson from the aftermath of hurricane iswe is -- isabel five years ago the county worked quickly to pump out flooded basements. it's not just flooding damage. still we're told 26 homes in the area still don't have electricity. >>> in light of the watermain break maryland senator ben cardin is calling on the senate to invest more in america's infrastructure. cardin says friday's flooding in dundalk was a dramatic reminder that infrastructure here "is in dire straits." and he says our situation is not unique. cardin and other senators proposed the water infrastructure financing act to provide more than $35 billion in funding for clean safe water and improving the infrastructure. >>> on the weather front we've had some water from the sky, not a lot but precipitation at times, especially north of the city. in fact on maryland's most powerful doppler radar right now we're seeing some showers that have previously doused i-83 making for a slick commute due north, now making it a little damp as you head toward perryville and even toward delaware, just a little precip comin

graciela beltrán una invitada lado semana le di sí gio el tema a ana isabel es sergio antonio volviós favorecido por el público... pero esto no pareció importante a enrique arremetió contra él. para mi fela tiene más talento que tu y merecía quedarse aquí. >>> yo no vine que me dijera si lo tengo o no, porque sé que lo tengo por eso estoy aquí señor gracias por su opinión. >>> aún puede pipo aro por su favorito, envíe un mensaje de textos con la palabra vota si apoya a donatella marque... . >>> muchos 8, ya lo sabe no se puede perder viva el sueño y conocer más de los participantes univision.com y en su móvil con la uniclave viva el sueña quedan todos invitados. >>> vamos a pausa enseguida hay pregunta sobre el tema de inmigración y al regreso lash@u ahí mucho más. primeractoimer i@ primer impac en alerta pide ayuda a encontrar a estos niños perdidos más sobre ellos y otros niños perdidos en univision.com con uniclave primer impacto hoy en su cita cnmigción respuesta a varios correos con un tement común, la deportación voluntaria. vamos con la primera pregunta, natalia y justo de la

part in president obama's united we serve effort, a day of service to commemorate 9/11. 74-year-old isabel bra shears has lived in the same house for more than 50 years. two of her sons died serving in vietnam. she is excited about the work being done to spruce up her home. >> haven't stopped crying yet because it's -- as old as i am, i never thought that no one but the lord would help me get my house like this. and every time someone says something to me about it, tears come up in my eyes. >> volunteers say giving bouk is great way to remember and honor those lost on september th. >>> stay with news 4 throughout the morning for continuing coverage of the 9/11 memorials taking place here and around the country. weve'lhal more on today's day of service and aha live report from groun zero. that's coming up at 5:45 a.m. >> new today, police in prince george's county are hoping you can help them find a driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run accident. investigators say the 36-year-old jose perez sim an tall of riverdale was hit around 8:00 last night in the 7900 block of annapolisoad. police s

we'll respond to this the same way we responded to isabelle. we'll be there to do the repairs and help the people affected by this disaster. >> reporter: i know it is a busy day for you. we'll throw it back to you. that's the latest here. >> thank you. that's good to hear. there will be a lot of people in dundalk who will need help. we'll take a quick break. the new mcdonald's bacon and cheese angus third pounder. before taking it on, one must study it first. rushing in unprepared may prove overwhelming... with all that juicy, 100% angus beef. there! you found a point of entry! the bacon beckons like a springboard to paradise. one small bite for man... etcetera, etcetera. angus axiom number 11: bring on the bacon. the astonishing new angus third pounders. all angus. all mcdonald's. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> good news the water has stopped flowing from the 72-everyone main. big giant rocks are in the road. pieces of pipe. already since the walter water is going down they are going through neighborhoods to make sure people are okay. they got the water

isabel toledo designed it.ad no idea just how much that choice would change this designer's life. for starters, isabel and her husband and collaborator, rubin. >> such an honor. >> reporter: are now celebrities. what do people say to you? >> they're just so happy to meet me. and to be a part, they always tell me about what they were doing on that day. they give me their stories, which is wonderful. >> reporter: people want to peak into their lives. there have been reality show offers. >> yes, plenty of it, but who wants to do a ricky and lucy show. that was good for ricky and lucy, but -- >> reporter: a new book and something toledo seemed most proud of, a retrospective at the museum in new york. it include another toledo dress that mrs. obama owns and the inspiration behind the inauguration coat. this coat right here is the body of the shell, believe it or not, and this is 1995. >> reporter: at the time, the coat was never mass produced. now it's a part of history. toledo also designs new collections with the

. >> they are taking a lesson from the aftermath of hurricane isabel. five years ago. county moved quickly over the weekend to pump out the flooded basements. some residents aren't just dealing with water damage. at last word some 2,000 homes were still without electricity. >>> we all want health care but how to pay for it divided many over the issue and caused pretty intense town hall meetings with lawmakers. >> why are you treating us like trash? hey, united, you've got cash. >> this is a protest in owings mills yesterday. another took place yesterday in rockville. demonstrators rallied outside of the offices of united health care. they say they want the ceo to sign a pledge to support real health care reform. among those in the crowd, how about a doctor who says he had to leave his practice? >> because of the games, the trouble with billing, the difficulty in making a living, working long hours with all the administrative duties. >> the protests were part of national day of action called big insurance sick of it. 200 protests were planned nationwide. >>> former mary

we handle property stuff with isabel. and handle property stuff in this community with this watermain break. >> and preliminary reports show that aging infrastructure may to blame for this massive watermain break. of course it will be a very long night out here for residents. and officials as they try to recover from this massive watermain break. we are live here in dundalk, myranda stephens, fox 45 news "late edition". >> hundreds of residents chose to stay inside their homes despite the rising waters. police went door-to-door to check on homeowners. rescue boats patrolled the newly formed rivers. some residents found other ways to get around. >> it is pretty bad with when you get around certain streets, the water is moving so swift you cannot paddle back up. >> until they say it is clear to walk or send a boat. we will be here. >> i guess we know what katrina people felt like. >> neighbors helped neighbors ride out the waters by sharing supplies. >> the water we're told is receding but it is already left the mark, of co

reporter: the county received a crash course on the pitfalls of mold in the aftermath of hurricane isabel five years ago. >> this time we've actually had cleaning companies that were down here like the day after. a lot of people took their belongings, put it in the yard and it allowed the contractors to start attacking the mold before it got too bad >> reporter: as victims try to face the potential hazard in their home some help arrived from some unlikely sources. a convoy of flatbed trucks from the home depot filled with volunteers has spent the last three days here helping residents salvage belongings from their homes. >> we have associates who live in the area. we have a couple of associates that have relatives and -- as well as our customer base is here. and it's all about giving back. >> reporter: in fact, one local business, len the plumber responded with free hot water heaters and hookups after hearing of victims that felt abandoned by their own insurance companies. >> these are our customers. it's the right thing to do. >> reporter: in dundalk, jeff hager, abc2 news. >> the compan

. >> and taking a lesson from the aftermath of hurricane isabel five years ago the county moved quickly over the weekend to pump out flooded basements. some residents aren't just dealing with water damage. at last word some two dozen homes still without electricity. >>> the watermain break in dundalk prompted senator ben cardin to call for the u.s. senate to look into america's infrastructure. the senator says friday's flooding a dramatic reminder that infrastructure is in dire straits. he says our situation in maryland not unique. he and some fellow senators have now proposed the water infrastructure financing act. it will provide more than $35 billion in funding for clean safe water as well as improving the county and country's infrastructure. >>> this next story is going to make you yell at the tv. bartenders are used to seeing customers with bottles but one couple with a baby bottle caught the attention of patrons. interest turned to current when they realized the woman and husband left their 4-month-old in the car. the bartender says the couple would take turns checking on the baby

isabel lived in the same house for more than 50 years. two of her sons died serving in vietnam.aven't stopped crying yet. as old as i am i never thought no one, but the lord, would help me get my house like this. tears come up in my eyes. >> volunteers say giving back is a great way to remember and honor those lives lost on september 11. >>> a man charged with bringing a shotgun on the hill. joshua bowman was arrested as he try edied to drive-through a check point. authorities searched his vehicle. he's charged with an unregistered firearm and unregistered ammunition. >>> the president continued his push for health care rerm. there's a continued buzz about the outburst that interrupted the speech last night. >> lie! >> oh! >> south carolina congressman, joe wilson has become more well known for the two words, you lie. wilson complied with demands from republican colleagues for an immediate apology. >> they indicated they appreciated the call. we needed to have a civil discussion. >> he apologized quickly. i am appreciative of that. >> it was a responseo how the health care refor

. >> we are told they will assist families the way they were salvaged after tropical storm isabel damaged homes. if you go to wbaltv.com you can see raw video of the flood after the break and images taken by our viewers. >> any time you see the able "partially high drodge natured oil" on the label you know it has transfat, which is bad for your heart. carls has the skeny. >> some of your -- melissa carlson has the story. >> some foods in baltimore are about to change for the better. now food prepared on site can no longer contain five grams of fat persevering. that means not cooking with vegetable oil. so why are transfats such a problem? most transfats are artificial fats which elevate l.d.l. which is the leading cause of heart disease. at the same time transfats lower good cholesterol. it is the leading cause of death in baltimore city, heart disease. >> we know in 2008 over 1,600 deaths were contributed to heart disease right here in the -- attributed to heart disease here in baltimore. >> mayor sheila dixon signed a bill to ban the fat in 2008. >> so by removing the transfats from pre

. >> this is not isabel thp is a serious problem. a different type of problem.e expect a different response. >> you heard from maryland's insurance commissioner ralph tyler. they gave out a number we want to give to people that are having or anticipate that they'll have insurance problems. the number is (410) 468-2090. >> the insurance commissioner and his staff will be on the scene at 9:30 at mcshane way and chestnut. >> so if you know someone who needs help, that is where you need to go. >> they're waiting for you to help. we'll be right back. (announcer) itchy dry scalp? finally there's new selsun blue itchy dry scalp. strong itch fighters plus five moisturizers stop the itch, leave hair healthy. selsun blue. >> welcome back. a treat for you. a spectacular look at the reservoir, courtesy of david simpson, who happened to be born and raised in dundalk. this is where it will get a rot of the water comes from. >> i currently live about 10 minutes from the area. >> i have to tell you, the book is stunning. the pictures are spectacular. >> thank you. >> you can si

i first heard isabell in montreal by accident, her playing was astonishing. she play everything from memory. her technique is awesome. i knew we were having restore racials and i thought she would be wonderful for this. >> you hear the organ sound quite differently from what you do during a church service. the organ is a very powerful instrument. >> the greatest part of my life. there is just so much beauty in it. it's very moving. >> before i play a concert, i play the keys like 500 something times. music is pretty much all of my life. >>> every once in awhile, we get out to do those really wonderful stories, jason smith got to do it. >> radar, one again, areas to the south of of us and across the eastern shores, it will getting rape. this will gradually move its way out. to our weather map, here is a look at those numbers. those numbers definitely will increase as we head in through the day and get the final numbers. here's your five-day forecast, sunshine back in the forecast by this afternoon. could see a stray shower, otherwise, pretty nicent could see s

we did this during isabel and do it now. so people know what to look for. how to recognize mold.ise them of the dangers, what to do to mitigate it. that sort of thing. >> right now, more than 30 homes are still without power. homeowners need to have a private contractor fix the electrical system. and have the county inspect the repairs before the power can be turned back on. now the county is waving any inspection fee. >> of course, the recovery effort is slow and tedious. >> put insurance firms in the city at odds over who is to blame and who should pay for the clean up. kathleen cairns now has more on day three, after the massive watermain break. >> in logan village. >> travel this way every day. >> the massive hole is a tourist attraction. >> amazing the force of water. >> is the cause and the effect. >> some of the laundry mats do not want you to come up and wash clothes because they are full of mud. >> most of her possessions are drying out. >> all water soaked. >> lucky enough to have a donated generator. to keep her going. >> possessions considered worthwhile last week, ar

property damage for the process will be similar to the aid given in the aftermath of tropical storm isabel in 2003. >>> president barack obama is taking his health care message to the networks tomorrow. we're getting a firsthand look at what he has to say. the president is tackling the delicate issue of race and people would disagree with his policies. >> are there some people who do not like me because my wrist? i am sure there are. there are some people who vote for me because of my race. the overwhelming part of the american population, i think, is right now following the debate and figuring that if this will help them. >> questions about racism came up after congressman joe wells and interrupted the president's speech to a joint session of congress earlier this month. on tuesday, former president jimmy carter accused joe wilson of racism. he denies any racism allegations. you can watch the president's entire interview with george stephanopoulos on sunday morning at 10:00 right here on abc 7. >>> we have details about the campaign fund raising of men trying to become the next virginia g

. >> reporter: isabel can't believe what is taking place at the home see's been in for 53 years. >> i haven't stopped crying yet because as old as i am, i never thought that no one but the lord would help me get my house like this. every time somebody says something to me about it, tears come up into my eyes. >> reporter: coming up on news4 at 6:00, a look at what this eighth anniversary and the memorial means to the pentagon survivors. live from arington, julie k carey, back to you. >>> thank you. local governments are encouraging residents to sign up for emergency text alerts. messages are free and offer official information about where to go and what to do. few people have taken advantage of the program. you can do so online. there is a link on nbcwashington.com. search "alert." don't be concerned if you see police officers searching the metro on marc station you use today or tomorrow. it's just a drill. several law enforcement agencies are taking part in a training exercise to prepare them for a real-life emergency. police insist there is no new intelligence to suggest an attack i

we did it with isabel and we can handle it with the watermain break. >> and preliminary reports show aging infrastructure may to blame for this watermain break. that has affected hundreds of people that live around here. and joining me now is elise armcost. spokesperson with fire management. thank you. what have you been doing since this all happened? >>well, the the last two hours, in particular, we have really been focused on trying to get a handle on how this incident has effected the residents that live here. obviously from the time we arrived on the scene, around 4:30, until then, we were focused on trying to mitigate the problem, working with our partners at the city public works. but since then, right now, what we're doing is actually going door-to-door, here in the neighborhood, to see how many homes have actually experienced flooding in their basements. it was unclear in the beginning how many, whether there was a lot of basement flooding or whether it was mostly street flooding. we are finding quite a lot of homes that have suffered flooding. rough estimate right now would

. >> when you saw what happened with isabelle and how many areas were inundated, you realize it is fragileeil frank, used to be at the hurricane center, as the director. he said why are we building on the coast, we love water. that's why we are doing it in in spite of the potential for hurricane and now sea level change. >> real quick check this out. this is by the nature conserve advancecy. it is the climate wizard and this one shows how much temperatures are expected to rise the next century and it is neat because you can see it for the entire country and also zoom in to our area and see exactly what we are talking about. in our area we are looking at a five to eight degree rise on average in our area. temperature rise over the next 100 years. again, that is all controversial data that some might agree with it and some may not. >> we know from computer models they have flaws. i'm in a humbling profession and reminded of that every now and again that computer models are not perfect but check it out nonetheless. >> even though it may be getting hotter hundreds from years from now, it is pr

so today is the anniversary ironically enough of isabelle and at one time that left us with 1.4 millionower customers without power on this date in 2003. the swift boats will come out and make sure everybody is safe but wow, that is a mess. >> they knew what to do then and now know what to now. >> the good news is it is not winter so no one will be expose to cold. >>> looking at a nice evening and nice weekend. the next three days right out of the gate, sunshine tomorrow and 76 for the terps. sunshine and 78 for the skins and nice for the children's festival at wolf trap, both days. 80 on monday, dry but warm. for tonight, partly cloudy and cooler. low 50s to mid-60s. northeasterly winds at ten. lows 58 great falls. 59 tysons. low 60s bethesda and silver spring. downtown in the mid-60s. temperatures right now, pretty uniform in the 70s. frederick keeps having an erroneous reading of 71. tomorrow partly cloudy and cool. breezy. 50s and 60s. by afternoon, mostly sunny and delightful high 74 to 78 and winds northeasterly at ten. satellite picture and radar combined. we talked about it bein

it will be similar to the fact sheet after hurricane isabel. the situation here unchanged when you look at the backyards. people wanting to get things going. the power companies couldn't get things turned on, until an independent contractors came out here to approve, because the electric inside was shot in a lot of these places. as of yesterday, still about 30 homes without power. we're live in dundalk, joel d smith, fox 45 morning news. >>> baltimore's police commissioner is ordering a redeployment of officers to some the cities' most trowb troubled. this comes after 18 people were shot in individual incidents. car eighteecareen was shot on m. and on friday night stanley morrie was shot to death near his home on ash mondayson avenue. those who know him cannot explain why. >> it's a terrible life wasted. it's a life wasted. it's a life that was taken away. you know, and so many people today losing lives by just being innocent bystanders, just losing their lives over ruthless killings. it's terrible. >>> only one person has been charged in the w

. >> y aplausos para alejandra isabel que estÁ de cumpleaÑos. >> ¡mÚsica, maestro!re. >> ¿quÉ tal? buenos dÍas, esto es que despierta amÉrica. >> ya lo dijimos, raÚl. ttnéuagsbkph@despierta americah. >> es que es el descaro, ¡quÉ desfachatez! >> bueno, mientras raÚl sigue ahÍ soÑando nos ponemos al día nosotros, vamos a las noticias. ♪ >> claro que sÍ. muy buenos dÍas a todos. estados unidos conmemora hoy uno de sus aniversarios mÁs tristes al cumplirse ocho aÑos de los atentados terroristas de la red al qaeda en nueva york, washington y pennsylvania. y con el paso de los aÑos la herida de esos ataques del 11 de septiembre de 2001 permanece abierta por la muerte de casi 3000 personainocentes a manos de terroristas que le robaron la tranquilidad a esa naciÓn. hoy se tienen programadas varias actividades y blanca rosa nos tiene todos los detalles en vivo desde la ciudad de nueva york. blanca, buen dÍa, ¿como serÁn recordados estos dÍas? >> neida, buenos dÍas, spierta aÑos anteriores no habÍamos tenido ningÚn tipo de problema. realmente, no es usual este clima, esta te

la policÍa cuando vio llegada de isabel la pensÓ que formaba parte de estos disturbios, fue detenidainglÉs si ella no entendÍa nada, solo querÍa entrar al hotel donde estaba hospedada. esto sucede todos los dÍas con nuestra gente hispana. por no poderse comunicar con las autoridades pasan estas situaciones. ojalÁ que se solucione y salga algo positivo de esto. >> asÍ es. fíjate que te tengo informaciÓn de alicia villarreal que estÁ bastante confirmada pouna situaciÓn que dijeron algunos ex ns de la cantante. resulta que sin saber las razones por lo que lo hicieron quemaron algunos discos de su mÁs reciente producciÓn discogrÁfica llamada "la jefa". alicia desconoce el porquÉ estos miembros o ex miembros de su club de fans otro es realizaron este acto quÉ le pareciÓ bastante grosero. y es que corre otra versiÓn, mi querida karla, de que alicia mandÓ a hacer esto en complicidad con los fans para llamar la atenciÓn de la prensa y asÍ promocionar su mÁs reciente producciÓn discogrÁfica. ella ya desmintiÓ este hecho diciendo que nunca harÍa esto por llamar la atenciÓn y tiene la intención

and i also think that you used isabel as bait. all right. you play here, baby. papi has something he has to do. if any man comes up to you, scream, okay? okay, daddy. okay, go ahead. you dressed her up and took her to the park, knowing there was a sexual predator there. i still didn't stab the guy, so... i'm out of here. hold up. actually... that's not true. you're not going anywhere. raise your arms up. you assaulted ned ostroff. you'll be sticking around here for a little while. well, what do we have here? wow, that's sharp. you take this to the park this morning? no comment. arrest him, frank. let's go. horatio wants us to compare the wounds on the victim to the knife we found on victor terraza. double-edge blade. a knife like this leaves a clean, symmetrical wound. philip's wound was ragged. meaning that the murder weapon would have to be a single-edge serrated knife, so that is not the murder weapon. afraid not. the only other bleeder... ( grunts ) ...is this. look at this laceration. i thought he got it from the fence. but the edges are curved. from a serr