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that means nighttime lows back in the 40s next several nights. >> hello. >> thank you, bob. stir still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. unexpected twist, straight out of one of his academy award nominated movies. the arrest of roman polanski. >>> and a first grader from maryland delivers a message to congress. >>> jolted out of their seats. see the dramatic video of a school bus crash. >> bob is updating your first warning forecast. >>> we have breaking news from the soightd pacific, where an underwater earthquake has triggered a tsunami. bob turk is live in the first warning weather center with more. >>> take a look at this graphic a little while ago. they reported an earthquake, under water there, of about 7.9, just north of somowa. that's about 2,000 miles or so, southwest of hawaii. the hawaiian irelands -- islands have issued a tsunami watch. we're not sure whether this actually created the tsunami. although they have a tsunami warning as you can see, for all of the islands there. that's basically about southwest of hawaii. right now, they do not report a tsunami. but

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it's hard to see the showers in the nighttime situations with the stable air. a little aund springfield and into washington over toward the eastern shore. one around shady side. it's about it. they are widely scattered into southern parts of the county. earlier today, there was a quarter inch of rain. 71 degrees now in parts of montgomery county and 68 degrees in great falls. you can see the cool air coming in. it's been wet in arkansas. over six inches of rain. we get into mid-september and the tropics are active. there's not much going on. a band of clouds and showers in the bahamas. that's about it. overnight tonight and the remainder of the night, the same pattern. tomorrow, the northeasterly wind. it will be cooler. with time, more of the moisture is coming up our way. eventually high pressure will be on us. as we get into the weekend, we are looking at sunshine with comfortable air. drizzley, a few sprinkles, temperatures in the 60s by tomorrow morning. a lot of clouds around the northeasterly wind. it may be breezy around the bay. perhaps up to 10 to 12

they are in another area coming through as we go through the nighttime hours through western maryland, here and around washington. a few showers around gaithersburg. the other batch is moving away. a few leftover showers. the south and southeast, the good news is while there are still flood warnings out for parts of georgia and alabama, just showers around mississippi. around jackson, mississippi. th thurmont. look at how much rain has fallen. last week, 20 to 30 inches of rain in parts of georgia. we'll have the southwesterly nd with a humid pattern, then a little weather front coming through. windsurning to the northeast as we get into friday. still to the south and southeast, no more rains coming, at least not the real, real heavy rains. one more warm day. overnight, warm for the remainder of the night. a bit of a warm morning. temperatures near 70 degrees. it's all for the overnight temperature. mixture of clouds and sunshine with a weather front settling to the south. later there could be more showers for the folks in southern maryland, around charles county. we begin to dry outo

the next five day, chilly. 66 on wednesday, nighttime lows in the 40s. maybe 40 in some neighborhoods. 68 on friday. chance of showers late saturday. back up to 72, clearing and turning cool again on sunday and monday. denise? >> thank you, bob. don scott and marty bass for the updated first warning weather forecast. >>> and coming up. >>> how do the ravens make the touchdowns look to easy? mark has the answer, coming up next in sports. >>> we've been talking with mark about coach harbaugh and how he's liked by everybody. >> it's a tough love thing. you can't help but like the guy. the results are there. he'll make them work hard and they'll have to like it. that's been the case so far. the injury update. without naming names, coach john harbaugh says some players suffered possible concussions with the ravens win over the browns. the ravens practice wednesday to get ready for new england. they are off to a 3-0 start. much of the credit goes tot big guys up front. three times with cleveland, running backs rushed to the end zone without being touched. >> t

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. >> i think the nighttime was better than the day a little bit. because we got a lot of tips. >> the idea for a lemonade stand actually came from their father. three years ago when he was diagnosed with cancer. he wanted to give the kids a project to distract them from the difficulties of his illness. dad is proud. >> i'm really impressed with how they are learning that even though they're younger than the average citizen or what not, they really are kind of pulling people together. >> reporter: megan mcgrath, news4. >> those kids on the corner of ramsey and braddock road raised more than $500 for their cause. >>> still to come on news4, why one of the city's most famed and treasured landmarks is in for badly needed renovation. >>> and we'll discover a location offering fresh >>> if you are wondering where the jobs are, they're right here in the district. the federal government will hire more than 270,000 new workers over the next three years. that according to a survey by the nonprofit group partnership for public service. they say the top fields

look at the nighttime lows, in town, downtown d.c., upper 40's. it will be even cooler in the north and west suburbs, especially out in the mountains. an umbrella may be necessary tonight during the early morning hours. >>> hundredth of people braved the rain it and put on their walking shoes to raise awareness for mothers against drunk driving. the event included a walk, health and safety fair, and games for children. cynne simpson was on hand. they were helping raise awareness of the program to eliminate drunk driving. >>> best-selling authors and illustrators were on the national mall for the book festival. this is the ninth year for the event, celebrating the joys of reading. last year, more than 120,000 people attended the festival. today, alison starling was among those at the event. >>> up next, love is in the air. we >>> romance was in the air and western island. thousands showed up at the world's biggest matchmaking festival -- aided western ireland. it began more than a century ago. it folks swear that the festival did the trick. this co

. >> reporter: the en of nighttime assault held mu and british troops struggle on to hlicopters, atacked as nded. ta-offs a dangerous moment. no lights, little rt, their ur has beendeadly, with dons killed. gun fooi from fire from the ame troops. onhe chinooks rely 30 british soldrs. >> it wld not have been possible withou american help. >> reporte the americans used nine transporthelicopter other gunshipsoverhead. nine chinks, equivalent on one mission to the entire british chinook eet in helmund. amican surge made it possible themericans have a lot of aviation, more aviati than the british and enabled us to get into one chinook. >>e're using the american aviation and if effect usi the brish infantry. >>eporter: in the deadliest war zone for bth armies joint operations a mutual respet. >> i get exted when we plo british, because i kno somethg good'soing to happenen. >> reporter: bad things hpen, too. casualties. the america have also brought dozens of hecopters forthat. at one base, there were three blkhawk medica hicopters beforethe u.s. surge. now there are 15. on board her two afghan

friday, scattered showers here and there, temperature is a lot cooler, only in the mid-70's with the nighttimes in the 60's. tomorrow will be absolutely beautiful. take the afternoon, the morning, or the whole day off. it will be really nice. head to the beaches. my start to the school week. >> are we done with humidity? >> it may return a few more times before we're done. (announcer) you have dreams for your children. don't let times like these stand in the way of them. protect your family with the gift of financial security. backed by the highest possible ratings for financial strength. new york life. the company you keep. get your christmas club card and use it... to start saving up now... and we'll add a 3% bonus to your card -- just in time to shop for christmas! yes, the christmas bonus is back! one more way to shop your way, only at kmart and sears. so you can record in one room and watch in up to six others. you can do that with cable! living room. bedroom. kitchen. thank you. (announcer) get the amazing multi-room dvr from verizon fios free for 3 months. you can watch recorded shows i

. >> it's nighttime now here in kandahar. see what's going on here. >> dr. sanjay gupta goes inside a hospital at the heart of the afghan war. the stories and pictures will take your breath away. >>> and so will this -- from a moment of deepest, heartbreak, promise of new hope and new life. a dead child's fondest wish finally fulfilled. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kyra phillips, live at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. you're live in the "cnn you're live in the "cnn newsroom." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> no excuses. no giving up or holding back, no shortcuts to a good education. president obama calls on the nation's elementary and high school students to put the summer behind them and make the most of school. right now. the president traveled to a high school in arlington, virginia, for a speech the white house hoped would be seen in classrooms nationwide. he said teachers, parents, government officials, all have important roles in a child's education. >> but at the end of the day we can have the most dedicated teachers, the most supportive

a nighttime closure causes the least pain to drivers. >> we impact traffic like we are tonight closing it down. we have to do it during the lowest peak periods of the day and that happens to be later at night. >> reporter: vdot says motorists can expect closures on wednesday and thursday night as well but they will only be partial lane closures. not all of the lanes of i-95 and they'll happen overnight as they finish up phase one of is six-mile project. reporting live along i-95 south of lorton, i'm jane watrel. back to you, doreen. >> thanks for the warning, jane. >>> aaa is calling a growing number of recent hit-and-run accidents in the washington region troublg. the auto club said police departments in d.c., maryland and virginia are all reporting spikes in hit and run crashes. most involve pedestrians, including this one from september 10th, when a 36-year-old man was killed in prince george's county. >> you look at the numbers, i mean, 19,000 hit and runs in maryland last year. about 8,000 reported in virginia. for that driver not to call 911 but to flee the scene, i mean, what ki

now some residents complained of poor nighttime light conditions. there were no security cameras, so detectives say they are just getting started with this case and they'll have to do a lot the old fashioned way, starting with interviews with people who knew white. reporting live in silver spring, 9news now and wusa9.com. >>> we are going to go to a traffic situation also in silver spring. this is a multicar accident at georgia avenue in the beltway. it appears the collision occurred on georgia avenue just inside the beltway. that's in the montgomery area. traffic is a mess, not moving at all. additional ambulance units are being requested to the scene, but what we can tell you is there was an accident there, a pretty significant one and it is tieing up traffic. we'll keep you updated as we get more information. to stafford county now where a youth minister has been indicted with misconduct. the methodist church placed jecherifnn brennan on unpaid administrative leave. she is accused of ifhaving sexu contact with a 15-year-old boy between february a

the next hour we will put this into motion and it will cross on the east side as we go through the nighttime hours and then midnight it will be on the west of 270. you can also access this on our website wusa9.com. let's go back to the computer. we will talk temps very nice. like summer, really. mid-70s. lows tonight. in the 60s everywhere. even 70 downtown. 69 in bethesda. 68 in silver springs. mid to upper 70s in bowie and upper marlboro. showers possible 60s and 70s. by afternoon tomorrow chance of a shower or thunderstorm will stay in but still warm. look at that. 84 to 88. here is microcast. batch of showers in baltimore now going across the bay by early tomorrow morning then we are okay. rush hour should be dry. lunchtime should be dry but we are showing another line of showers as we get into tomorrow afternoon and then once that goes south of us and dryer air moves in we begin to clear out rather nicely on friday. so we have one more chance of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. few and far between but there will be a few. next seven days now. 86 tomorrow. maybe a shower or storm. nic

. >> reporter: the end of a +f nighttime assault in helmand and british troops struggle on to helicopterstheyere attacked as landed. take-off is a dangerous moment. no lights, little rest, their tour has been deadly, with dozens killed. gunfire from the american troops. who have ploen thrown them in and out. on bore the chinooks are nearly 300 british soldiers. >> it's a british operation, but it would not have been possible without american help. >> reporter: the americans used nine transport helicopters, other gunships overhead. nine chinooks, equivalent on one mission to the entire british chinook fleet in helmand. the american surge mais made this possible. >> the americans do have a lot of aviation, more aviation than the british and enabled us to get into one chinook. >> we're using the american aviation and in effect using the british infantry. >> reporter: in the deadliest war zone for both armies, joint operations and mutual respect. >> i get excited when we fly to british, because i know something good's going to happen. >> reporter: bad things happen, too. casualties. the ameri

over the last several years winters in peru's andes mountains have grown longer and longer with nighttime temperatures often dropping far below normal, all the way down to 20 below zero. peruvian officials believe global warming is behind the unprecedented cold spell. itn's girish juneja reports from this little visited area. >> reporter: a mixture of poverty and climate change killed baby rose, according to her parents. they died soon after catching pneumonia. there was no nearby medical but rose's distraught father says the sudden onset of the illness is down to changing weather patterns. >> translator: since i can remember, i've seen the sun getting stronger and the winds getting colder. you can feel it at this altitude. i can only imagine what it must be up higher up like where i grew up as a chi. how are you meant to predict such things? >> reporter: this year in the andes over 300 babies r known to have died with treatable diseases and not all deaths are reported. doctors complain that by the time sick children reach them from remote regions, often all they can do is offer respite.

but nighttime, that was honestly the worst for all of us. >> the hardest thing was at nighttime becausethe brace at night. i would sit for him, for as long as it took, just brushing the hair back on his forehead. trying to do anything that i could do, to help him fall asleep. >> i had to be consoled pretty much, every night, i think the entire time i was in the brace. it was a pretty traumatic experience. but then, finally, freedom. the braces came off. i think when i got free of the brace, i really probably went a little overboard to prove to other people that that's not who i was or what i was. that same winter, i learned how to ski. and skiing became really important, sort of experience for me, to get out there and have all this fremont and movement. skiing was the beginning of a life-long love of sports. name something active, and i love to do it. and, yes, that includes dancing. >> when we saw him on "dancing with the stars," when he did what i call the superman dance, when he came leaping off the stage. ♪ those emotions just came back because we couldn't have imagined that he woul

. >> i walk my dog every single day and sometime at nighttime after 11:00 or so if i get home too late. it does surprise me because this is a pretty safe neighborhood. >> reporter: police say yesterday an 18-year-old woman was walking through the complex around 10:00 p.m. when a man walked up to her and started talking. the woman ignored the suspect and kept walking. but police say the encounter wasn't over. >> suspect came up behind her and threatened her with a small knife. they struggled a little bit. >> reporter: investigats believe that attack is connected to a september 6 attack at this apartment complex on penderview terrace. they say at 8:40 p.m. a 56-year-old woman was out walking in the neighborhood. a suspect approached her speaking spanish. she didn't understand so she kept going. that's when police say the man grabbed her from behind. eventually the suspect pushed her to the ground but he ran away before the victim was injured. >> i think it's horrible. i have a four-month-old baby boy and a wife who are out here walking all the time in an area up and down the streets so i

. >>> an amazing nighttime rescue at sea dozens of miles off the florida coast a34-year-old man who reportedly jumped from his cruise ship was plucked from shark-infested waters alive and apparently unharmed. the coast guard says he was treading water for more than an hour before a disney cruise shipspotted him. the passenger on the other ship described what he saw and heard. >> hearing sounds screaming from the gentleman who obviously was overboard especially screaming things like i'm over here. can't you see me? save me. i'm growng drowning. it was incredible. >> the man is said to be in good condition. passengers on his ship say he jumped during an argument with a woman where he was heard threatening to jump and she said go ahead, "go ahead." >>> a huge wildfire burning in mountains above los angeles the largest ever started byarson. authorities say tfl be investigate the as a homicide. blaze has killed two firefighters, burned three people and destroyed dozens of homes. residents whose homes were saved you shall simply thankful. >> can't thank them enough, enough. >> basically to help -- >

they went on a nighttime excursion in washington, d.c. last night along with the president's sister and her family. they took a private tour of the washington monument and the thomas jefferson memorial where they were cheered on by surprise tourists. sometimes it's good to be president. >>> and now for this morning's weather from around the nation. rain and strong winds from the great lakes to western new york and pennsylvania. 60-mile-per-hour gusts in chicago, detroit, milwaukee, cleveland and pittsburgh. a chance of evening snow in upper michigan, showers in parts of new england, florida and south texas. and high fire danger out west. >> where it is warm. phoenix hits 107. sacramento, 85. boise, 90 today. just 54 in fargo, though, and chilly and in the 60s for much of the midwest. 75 for boston. 80 in new york. 7 78 in baltimore and dallas is 84. >>> and coming up on "america this morning," a new sign of trouble for social security. >>> plus surprise arrest. roman polanski may get help in his tight to keep from facing charges in the u.

for the nighttime hours, still a lot of clouds. we'll have that northeasterly breeze keeping us cloudy into tomorrow morning. with time, even though i think most of tomorrow will be cloudy, high pressure begins to push in, and as our winds turn more into the the north and eventually on to saturday in the northeast, drier air comes in. a lot of sunshine. there may be some clouds lingering out toward the untains on the weekend. by and large, especially saturday, delightful. a warmer day tomorrow, too. temperatures tomorrow about 79 degrees. next four days here, how things shape up tomorrow. maybe some breaks in the afternoon. don't count on a lot of morning sunshine. temperatures a bit below average. average high getting 78, 79, both saturday and most of sunday we'll feature a lot of sunshine. by monday we've got two sundays. >> what about that other sunday? >> sometimes i like to extend the weekend. monday we get showers. the weekend looks good. >> we like to hear that. thank you, bob. >>> air france has started training its pilots

nasa decided to skip the first landing attempt and shoot for a nighttime returned instead. if weather conditions are still bad, they will go to the air force base in california. the crew says they are prepared for either plan. >> where the odds? >> i am thinking edwards. there is a lot down there, it is right at the threshold. this is one of those times where we realize just how big of the viewing area we have. we have to separate forecasts. for those of you watching in frederick, is a lousy day. if you're watching in fredericksburg, it is a great afternoon. here in the washington metro area, a kind of a lousy looking afternoon. definitely on the chilly side. the storm is still offshore of the jersey coast. it rotates in a counterclockwise fashion. some ran across pennsylvania avenue. as it moves forward to the north, we're almost out of this weather pattern. beyond that, skies have cleared just off to our south and west. pretty fascinating rain totals. this is just today. at lexington mark, -- at lexington park, 1.36 inches. they claimed about half of that at gaithersburg.

what do expect as we had to the med -- to the nighttime and a daytime hours tomorrow?grees tomorrow. it in the next several days, lots of sunshine. it finished on thursday near 70 degrees. clouds increased credit night. it the next cold front may bring rain. saturday may not be pleasant outdoor, but sunshine returning on sunday. >>> let's think positive. let's talk about the caps. >> agreed with a start. with so many area teams floundering in mediocrity, they open the season in 48 hours. expectations are high. as the team met with the media, the quest for the stanley cup is first and foremost in their mind. they have to get their game by game. the capitals have the toughest first month schedule. >> if we stay healthy, we will be one of the best teams in the league. we have reached that point in the organization. >> as disappointing as the playoffs have then, it does help you in a situation like this. >> if it doesn't kill you, it makes you stronger. if you have to pay your dues. the year before, they lost in the finals. it gives us hope. >> you now are top dog. that ha

it will try for a nighttime return instead. should conditions remain poor, discovery and its crew of seven will be sent to edwards air force base in california. yesterday's chance was stalled by winds. the anniversary of 9/11 was chilly and rainy. volunteers joined relatives of dictums to read the names of those who died. memorials were also held at the pentagon and insurance will, pennsylvania. >> thousands laced up their running shoes to take part in the run to remember, a 5 k run. >> of the brain may have dampened the rose but not the resolve of the runners that took part in this sixth annual race to remember. >> today we have had a national tragedy. two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an apparent terrorist attack on our country. " it was eight years ago, today that the world trade center, a pentagon and a field and pennsylvania were attacked. many brazen the the weather to honor the lives lost. >> i am doing this because my foot husband is a firefighter and his father is a firefighter and a lost a lot

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>> i mean, usually haleigh will wake up at nighttime. she gets cramps in her legs, you know.nd i have to rub her legs to get the cramps out of her legs to get her back to sleep. and you know, she didn't make no noise that night. i would have woke up if i heard any noise. i didn't hear anything at all. i mean, i was really exhausted that day, you know. really exhausted. when i laid down, i guess, you know, i was out. >> did she -- there's no way she could have wandered off? >> no. she is scared of the dark. she would not go anywhere by herself. she would not. she would not go out of the house by herself. >> so you think something happened and you just didn't hear it? >> yeah. i just didn't hear it. and i wish i did because i wouldn't let no one take her. >> are you blaming yourself? >> i just feel like that, you know, i wish that they would have took me instead of her. you know, because i could have fought. you know, she's only 5. she can't really do anything. and i just wish that they would have took me instead of her. what do they want with a little 5-year-old? >> anything e

is we'll be dry out there this afternoon and we'll see if we have some showers as we get into the nighttimeours. here is the forecast. i wish we could do better plenty of clouds and showers a possibility. cool for you. only a high of 77 degrees. wind out of the east at 5-10 miles per hour. increasing chance of showers overnight. here is your five-day forecast. and if you like falleathfa you will love this five-day forecast. tomorrow more eaof the same. lots of clouds. a couple of showers around. wednesday, thursday and friday, i believe temporarily taking showers out of the forecast but if that storm lingers off the coast we'll have to throw it back in but partial sunshine for wednesday, and thursday and highs in the mid to upper 70s. >> that looks great. thanks, tuck. >>> and don't forget to check out the new high school game of the week lineup. here are your choices. fox 5 will be at the winning matchup friday at 5:00 with extended highlights on myfoxdc.com. to vote, go to myfoxdc.com and click on sports. >> maybe gaithersburg's marching band will be playing at that gaithersburg game. >>>

mainly at nighttime. 83 right now. look to our north. caribou, maine, 57 degrees. there is the leading edge of that cooler and less humid air. our dew points are still in the mid 60s. i want to mention the dew point again. the humidity is decreasing. the humidity today has not really been decreasing. what's been changing is the relative humidity. what's the point? imagine throughout the day, and this was as we started out early this morning. the temperature was 70. the dew point stayed just about the same. the relative humidity has decreased, but the amount of moisture, the real absolute humidity, if you will, stayed the same as our temperature has gone from 70 to about 85 degrees. that will also be changing. that is the dew point will be dropping because we've got a little weather front that is right near us now that will be settling to the south. as we go through the evening, we'll see that northeasterly wind. right now there have been once again only a few lonesome rain drops to our south. more rain showers around roanoke right now and parts of the mid part of t

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so you'll see an increase in clouds this afternoon and into the nighttime hours and that front will stickround here. and it will hang up for a couple of days and introduce what we call the rain train. it will arrive from the gulf here, the gulf of mexico, over the next couple of days. and what we'll see is wednesday, thursday, friday, and maybe even saturday th possibility of some showers in the forecast. it will be unsettled with clouds around. enjoy today as we'll have high pressure and very nice conditions out there because the fecast wll be changing as we get into the day tomorrow. here is your forecast with a nice one. 85 for an afternoon high. mostly sunny skies. and quiet with winds out of the west at 5 miles per hour. here is your five-day forecast. after today, we cloud up. tonight and tomorrow, best chance of rain showers. best chance is thursday and unsettled on friday and saturday. the teams will be in the 70s after today. so much cooler weather on the way as well. let's look at your forecast. let's get to tony and allison at the desk. >> thank you much. >>> she is a hollywood

back in the 50s for the most part, for the nighttime temps. >>> new allegations against the late michael jackson, just days after his star-studded tribute at the mtvvma tribute awards. >>> coming up on entertainment tonight, did michael jackson lie under oath? only et has never-before-seen video of the king of pop as he breaks has silence. >> do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, in all matters? >> reporter: september 2005, michael jackson being deposed in a safely case. answering whether he avoided testimony in a previous case by suffering what he said was a spied are bite. >> you didn't testify in that case because the court had been told that you had a spider bite. >> yes, i remember that, yes. >> now, his former manager reveals the secret that he says michael kept. >> michael never suffered a spider bike. you say that's not correct. >> he got an injection from one of the doctors. and i'm not an expert at that. >> a dr. feel good perhaps. >> yes. >> very interesting. also, et's special moments with patrick swayze, including his "dirty dancing can"

. >> reporter: it is nighttime now in kandahar.you can see what's going on behind me, we have a couple helicopters about the land. very windy. we don't have a lot of information. we just know there are patients on this particular chopper. over there, look over there, two ambulances, all the medics over here, they're starting to run out to the chopper to see what's going on. they just got the all-clear signal, we're going to go with them. >>> time for a quick check of our top stories now. fire crews are stopped the spread of a massive wildfire north of los angeles. firefighters expect to have it fully contained by next tuesday. 78 homes are destroyed, but noting that 10,000 were threatened, a deputy fire chief says firefighters have done an unbelievable job. the fire is being treated as arson and a homicide investigation because two firefighters died. >>> back in session, members of congress get back to work today after the long august recess. first, on the agenda, health care reform, so did the r&r help for the big battle ahead? we

i think if there is any rain, it holds off until the nighttime hours. that is what i believe now. tuesday, both have a chance of rain. highs in the mid- to upper 70s. that is the latest on the weather. now, let's get to allison oakley for a look at traffic. >> thank you. we have a medevac situation inual dworve at 228 at the western freeway. look out for for police direction. it looks like just the right turn lane is clocked. --n waldorf at 228 at the western freeway. >>> home owners continue to be prime targets for scam artists. the federal trade commission is now taking action against those accused of conning home owners out of what little cash they had left. melanie alnwick with more on this consumer alert. >> reporter: this envelope certainly looks official. >> very government official looking government seal. it also has a washington, d.c. address. >> reporter: the letter inside tells distressed home opener that attorneys at the nation's house ago fordable mortgage program can low are their payments for a fee. >> and then they take the money but they don't do what they promis

this is a nighttime operation, the national police came in and said we ha an ie in the middle of the road. a 1985 station wagon, the national police came in and told the marines, we think there is an itt in that segment, the submarine goes o, we are 200 yards away, i have my camera rolling and you hear mortars being fired from somewhere, can still hear mortars. the sergeant says to heck with this, let's get out of here. different kind of tow. that is going down range. that is secondary from what was inside. a gunfight in downtown iraq, there is the photograph in the book of m standing next to that last december without a jacket and helmet. i've been down that street 90 times, every time with a marine warrant army unit and every time we g shot at i found myself crawling through sewage. the oneaken last dember, standing in front of that, you can sethe bullet holes in the side of it. no jacket, n helmet, just walking down the street because that part of the war has been won. this is not happening in iraq today. that is a sergeant major, that is a company commander, got to tell you a qui

wednesday, cool, nighttime lows in the 50s and in the 40s in parts of the area as well. 68 for your high wednesday. 67 on thursday and back up to around 70 degrees on friday. that is a look at what is happen with the weather. now, let's get more on the morning rush hour traffic from julie wright. >>> not looking so bad along the top stretch of the beltway between college park and bethesda. better ride for you now southbound along 270. accident activity confined to the shoulder here. all lanes are open. tow truck is on the scene. still a little bit of a rubbernecking delay as you get closer to father hurley boulevard where the accident occurred. the lanes are open and the pace has improved. no accidents to report at the american legion bridge. 66 close in here at the cedar lane overpass east of nutley street, all lane are open. a smooth trip as you continue inbound towards the capital beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. >>> parents, your child's summer future vacations may be cut short if president obama gets his way. president considering a change for longer classes, la

we'll see a few as we go through the nighttime hours. on the other hand, while august was the month with the warmest ocean temperatures on record, there's really not much going on in the tropics. a couple of waves. here we are. typically may be near the peak of tropical storm season and there are no name systems in the pacific. this is that great rotating earth from the folks at the university of wisconsin. no typhoons. you can see storminess across northern europe. overnight tonight, more of the same. that is clouds. i think there will be a band of showers beginning to develop late tonight. more likely southern maryland for you folks down into st. mary's county. we may see some up and over us tomorrow. nothing widespread. no heavy rain, certainly. there is atlanta, mississippi and alabama. as we get into thursday, while there will be a few showers around tennessee, the good news is no repeat of those torrential rains that have been 10 to 20 inches in just a matter of days. overnight tonight, a few sprinkles, temperatures into the mid 70

those will be dissipating as we go through the nighttime hours. colder days ahead. here's our question of the week. which month does the average low temperature fall the most? september, october, november, december? i'll tell you how low the temperature will get as we move into october. back to you. >> thank you, bob. >>> they're not the usual suspects in a gang investigation, but tonight police in fairfax county say a father and daughter are under arrest and charged with trying to recruit teens into a gang. pat collins joins us with the latest. pat? >> reporter: by the time most gang members reach the age of 43, they're usually dead or in jail or learned to go straight. most gang members. police say this 43-year-old man used his 17-year-old daughter to try and lure students at the fairfax high school into the notorious violent gang known as the bloods. you can imagine how parents feel about this sort of unauthorized extracurricular activity. >> that's scarey. very scary. you expect schools to be a safe place. >> sad, really. >> that should not be allowed. the word

your country, now some of our countries are nighttime, and they are asleep. and now you should be asleep because your biological hour or your biological mind is accustomed to be asleep at this time. i wake up 4:00 new york time, before dawn, because in libya it is 11:00 in the morning. because when i came up at 11:00 i am supposed to be there. 4:00, i am awake. think about it. if this was put in '45, should we keep it up till now? why can't we think about a place that is comfortable, the other point, america, the hosting country that bears the consequence -- the expenses and the looking after the headquarters and looking after the peace and security of heads of state who come here, very strict, and they spend a lot of money in new york and all of america being very tight. i want to relieve america from this hardship. we should thank america. and we say to america, thank you for all of the problem and care. we say thanks to america. we want to honor america. we want to make america secure, new york secure. they should not have the responsibility to look after