news4's pat collins is live at police headquarters, where officials are trying to get the word out. pat? >> reporter: it's been more than two years. he's still at large. it appears this most wanted sex offender is back at work in the germantown and gaithersburg areas. we first encountered him in june of 2010. father hurley boulevard, germantown. he breaks into the apartment of a 68-year-old woman, sexually assaults her and then he escapes. about two months later, right across the street at the churchill senior living center, he strikes again. this time the victim, an 86-year-old woman. so brazen is this man, that in january of 2011, he went back to the first victim's apartment, broke in for a second time, and sexually assaulted that 68-year-old woman a second time. we spoke to her. >> i am determined to do everything i can to see to it this arrogant little twerp doesn't get away with it. >> reporter: now we learn of more crimes that police believe may be linked to the same man. august 28th, 2011, these apartments in the 900 block of plopper road, it's about 1:00 in the morning. poli

let me take you back to 1960's. pat brown, you know, talking to a class from a black kids, telling about him running for a third term perry by tints who are you running against? am running against an active member ron reagan. black kid been scripted said, was in that an active that such a blanket? are already was behind in the polls before that statement and went ahead 72 hours later. everybody in california, the media and all the people were upset by it. today you could say that. gerri: that is amazing. that is hilarious. >> one of the oddities about some of these, you say the word republican. the audience booze. and it is almost as though it is a kind of war against the other party, like some of the old street gangs. just the name itself is enough to set the audience off. i don't think i have ever seen anything quite like it. it's not even just about romney, although he, of course, is most of the attacks. but it's about, you know, we are better than they are. that is an amazing thing for one political party to say abo

news4's pat collins is at the courthouse and will have reaction to the sentences at 5:00. >>> with time running out, congress a serious warning today from house speaker john boehner. he said talks to keep the nation from going over that so-called financial cliff may not succeed. and there was a second financial jolt today linked to the nation's debt. steve handelsman has our report. ♪ through the perilous ♪ >> reporter: democratic and republicans stood together to remember 9/11. but they're so far apart on the budget deal they need to make. the top republicans said they might fail. >> i'm not confident at all. >> reporter: if the fight over taxing the rich and spending isn't settled by january, everyone's taxes rise. and deep cuts get triggered in defense and social services. the economy takes such a big hit, it's called the fiscal cliff. moody's investor services warned today, if the current budget negotiations fail, moody's would expect to lower the rating of u.s. t-bills like rival standard & poor's did last year when congress gridlocked. led by mitt romney, republicans are focused o

news4's pat pat collins spoke to the victim's family who say they're unhappy with the charge for the driver. >> reporter: jim, he was a retired school bus driver. he was 89 years old but in good health, an avid walker, avid jogger. struck and killed in a crosswalk. by a school bus. >> she killed a man. i don't know what else i would say to that. she killed my grandfather. >> reporter: that's sarah ahn. last week her grandfather struck and killed by a fairfax county school bus. joon seok ahn was 89 years old. he had two children, four grandchildren, four great-grandchildren. he was very active for his age. he was a skier, an accomplished badminton player, he was a religious man. each day he would go to dawn prayer service at the nearby church, and then he'd go jogging. jogging for at least a mile. at the intersection of columbia, pike and gallows road, he was on his way back from the cleaners. he was in the crosswalk when a school bus, a big school bus moved into that cross walk and struck mr. ahn, knocked him to the ground. he was taken to the hospital. he died a short time later. >>

news4's pat collins is live for us in d.c. superior court with reaction from victims' families.? >> reporter: jim, there is some big time involved here. three of the five defendants will spend the rest of their natural life in jail. a day of reckoning for the five men linked to one of the bloodiest weeks in the history of washington crime. orlando carter. they said he was the mastermind of the murders. sentence -- life without parole. jeffrey best. the prosecutor said he repeatedly lied about his role in the murders. sentence -- life without parole. robert bost. the prosecutors says he has a long criminal history. sentence -- life without parole. sanquan carter. the prosecutor says no room for mercy for him. the sentence -- 54 years. he'll be over 70 before he can get out. lamar williams. he supplied the murder weapons, but he didn't pull the trigger. sentence -- 30 years. reaction now from some of the victims' relatives. are you satisfied with the sentence? >> not really, but to know that three of them will sflefr a chance to be on the street again and the other two, they'll be

i think the unions have to be involved. s acknowledgment@yy on theirkn pat that they also want to dealorkers. so, i do not see these problems as just worker management problems. i feel a little comfortableo3z t having h.r. involved. they should helpicÑ us resolve these problems. commissioner mccarthy: ok. is there any more questions or comments? >> any commissioner -- >> surry. t(i wanted to say one more thin. i would appreciate an understanding of our process for hiring of permanent director. i am puzzled that no one said anything. i would appreciate if somebody --ñr part of what we are doing,o make sure we have a thorough search of. i know it isñr the ñrmayor's hi- commissioner walker: it is our higher. fá>> yes. i would like some idea of what we are doing. commissioner walker: how about an agenda item at the meeting? >> at this time,xd the commissin may discuss to take action on the state of the official ut on the agenda of the next meeting for future meetings of the building commission. the next bic +qnmeeting is on december 19. it seemsñr like there have already been a couple of a

s expected in mountain view. 77 degrees in santa clara. hayward and toasty day and livermore. 90 degrees. for the east bay shore pretty comfortable. '70s through berkeley and oakland and patlman kidding 70's. mostly clear skies through san francisco and a pretty chilly day will contend with cloud coverage with upper 50s certainly bring a jacket if you're going to go to ocean beach. your kron 4 7 day around the bay tomorrow could be the warmest day of the week. as a checkup futurecast this is for tomorrow by lunch. already getting to the upper 80s in livermore, fairfield, vallejo, and the san francisco. as we go closer for this afternoon by 3:00 p.m. we are all dirty topping mid 90's for livermore, fairfield, already---already topping mid-90s >> that cloud will make a return by sunday and we will experience a warming trend as the start of next workweek. >> george: so far, things are looking decent with lighter than normal conditions. an easy drive to the toll plaza and of the approaches through the macarthur maze. the san mateo bridge is also looking decent with a light start. with 10 minutes-11 minutes. through foster city. the golden gate. also fog free.. through marin c

s in livermore. 88 for danville. monterey bay fog right here around monterey63 degrees. 87 morgan hill. accu-weather 7 day forecast temperatures like today for your tuesday but warmer pat he were wednesday thursday friday we see low to mid 90's inland. i would call that beach weather. slightly cooler coast saturday then all areas will drop-off we head into sunday but we are still looking at beautiful weather even over the wean. 4:30 with updates on the with beings. >> all right. up next one mistake are should never make at a wedding. >> reminder about afternoon line up gap today. now ears hour earlier instead of 1 or 2. jeopardy at 2:30 and katie mack lyon. a timely bible lesson the lord's way. churches of christ in the to have you visit one of worship assemblies. just do that? you will. week, will you? >> big day at abc 7. katie made her return to television in brand new talk show. during the debut she talked with jessica simpson about her struggle to lose her post baby weight and her big guest sheryl crow beat breast cancer with diagnosed with benign brain tumor. >> it was definitely a sobering moment. especially the 2-year-old and 5-year-old. >> katie felt nervous d

s in livermore. 88 for danville. monterey bay fog right here around monterey 63 degrees. 87 morgan hill. accu-weather 7 day forecast temperatures like today for your tuesday but warmer pat he were wednesday thursday friday we see low to mid 90's inland. i would call that beach weather. slightly cooler coast saturday then all areas will drop-off we head into sunday but we are still looking at beautiful weather even over the wean. 4:30 with updates on the with beings. >> all right. up next one mistake are should never make at a wedding. >> reminder about afternoon line up gap today. now ears hour earlier instead of 1 or 2. jeopardy at 2:30 and katie at ztrs >> big day at abc 7. katie made her return to television in brand new talk show. during the debut she talked with jessica simpson about her struggle to lose her post baby weight and her big guest sheryl crow beat breast cancer with diagnosed with benign brain tumor. >> it was definitely a sobering moment. especially the 2-year-old and 5-year-old. >> katie felt nervous during the show said she tried to be herself. tomorrow on katie she has an exclusive interview with amy cope lapped who will share her story of survival

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s in livermore. 88 for danville. monterey bay fog right here around monterey 63 degrees. 87 morgan hill. accu-weather 7 day forecast temperatures like today for your tuesday but warmer patiday we see low to mid 90's inland. i would call that beach weather. slightly coole saturday coast saturday then all areas will drop-off we head into sunday but we are still looking at beautiful weather even over the wean. 4:30 with updates on the with beings. >> all right. up next one mistake are should never make at a wedding. >> reminder about afternoon line up gap today. now ears hour earlier instead of 1 or 2. jeopardy at 2:30 and katie at 3 followed >> big day at abc 7. katie made her return to television in brand new talk show. during the debut she talked with jessica simpson about her struggle to lose her post baby weight and her big guest sheryl crow beat breast cancer with diagnosed with benign brain tumor. >> it was definitely a sobering moment. especially the 2-year-old and 5-year-old. >> katie felt nervous during the show said she tried to be herself. tomorrow on katie she has an exclusive interview with amy cope lapped who will share her story of su p losing part of the l

s refusal to do anything about it is unacceptable. >> the lawyer for william lynch is pat harris. he's scheduled to fly in to san jose from l.a. for this meeting with the d.a. today. he even accused the prosecutor of setting up the priest to commit perjury. something the d.a.'s office denied. that meeting here at the county government center will take place this afternoon and all parties will be on hand. >> right now we have breaking news to tell you about. a u.s. ambassador has been killed in libya. this has been confirmed. christopher steven. a northern californian. he had just joined the u.s. embas embassy. an attack on the u.s. embassy in libya. he also went to uc hastings where he graduated from a law school. it was a major attack there. apparently militants are upset over a u.s. film that was put out. a small film that was more kind of like an unprofessional one but it has caused a big commission over there. apparently political implications here. people are very upset. once again, it has been confirmed that a u.s. ambassador, christopher stevens, has been killed in libya. we

our own jessica yellin, the president said that some nights he could have been out patting the backs and shaking the hans sd that kind of othing, but he said he was working on some work/life balance. listen. >> sometimes michelle and i not do ing the circuit and going out to the dinners with folks is perceived as us being cool. it actually really has more to do with us being parents. when we are in up to here in washington in the evening, 6:30 we want to be at the dinner table with our kids. >> jessica yellin also spoke with the president's closest advisers and friends and tonight, check out "obama revealed" tonight at 8:00 eastern on cnn. >>> and there is no doubt that the biggest challenges of the campaign, mitt romney trying to give new life to a slogan made famous by ronald reagan back in the '80s. >> this president can ask us to be patient. this president can tell us it was someone else's fault. this president can tell us that the next four years, he will get it right, but this president cannot tell us that you're better off today than when he took office. >> it does be beg the question, however, if w

pat harris. lynch told nbc bay area the d.a.'s decision not to do anything was, quote, unacceptable. father jerry litner sleeps in his retirement home not knowing if the d.a. will haul him back into court. that meeting should take place here later on this afternoon. for now, we're live today in the bay. >>> a preliminary hearing continues for an oakland teenager who admits to killing his adoptive parents. a dramatic video played yesterday. it shows moses admitting he killed his adoptive parents in a fit of anger after he was suspended from school for smoking marijuana. he was 15 at the time. he's 16 now. the teen is being prosecuteled an adult. >>> we're now learning the final heroic act of a fallen officer has given some new life to four people. he was shot and killed while performing a traffic stop near alamo just last week. the officer was an organ donor and his right kidney went to a 52-year-old bay area woman who had been waiting for a transplant for ten years. a 29-year-old bay area removed his left kidney and pancreas. a 63-year-old bay area woman received his liver and a fath

s&p. so far they're sticking pat, but we'll wait and see what happens before the end of the year. >> let's wait and see what happens now. we're going to bring in katie nixon, wealth manager. you hear about forecasters staying where they are. are you going to change your forecast? >> we've increased our forecast for the s&p looking at 1510, looking at multiple expansion in this environment for low for even longer. >> we're at 14 what on the s&p right now? >> 1485. so it's about a 2.5% increase from here. not without risk, but we still see upside. >> between now and the epd of the year? >> sure. >> we'll be back with you later. let's move on. want to check out -- whoa, there you are. two other sectors. courtney reagan has been making calls on how the retail sectors are going to fare. seema mody is here. i'm supposed to stand between you. hard to stand between you two ladies. she's talking about the pharma sector here. >> could help with mid-term demand according to jefferies. if treasury yields are going to stay low with the recent bond buying program, the dividend yield on the health care n

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s 30th anniversary season. that's 56-hundred episodes of what's become tte most popular game show in the world.(sot pat153:06 somewhere along the liie, this show became more than a popular show. it became part of the popular culture.it is the longest running syndicated game show in televisiin &phistory...and a show... that maaes people feel good.(sot pat)clip 154 24television has gotten pretty cynical. and everyon's going oo youtube to bike and crack their skull, - and that's fine, but we're kind of a throw back to the days when ttiigs were a liitle more civil, and i think that works in our favor.jeopardy is in it's 29th season..... winning 30 emmy awards.(sot alex)tape #431:09:46while we are a familiar program. the format is the samee and has been the same for almost three decades weehave two new contestants every day, and we have new material every day. (continues)tape #431:09:57so it's familiar, it's comfooting, anddit;s exciting. jeopardy was the first quiz 3 show to go high def.....and it's set..... has gone high tech.changing ix times over 28 years.(sot alex)1:09:37tape #43we don't want to become

pat collins, news4. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what led to a crash between a school bus and an s r. four children went to a hospital. they were all in elementary school. they had minor injuries. it happened this morning. paramedics also took two people from the suv to the hospital. everyone expected to be okay now. it happened at maryland avenue and great falls road. it shut down traffic in that area for part of the morning commute. >>> politics now. president obama will go to the united nations tomorrow. he'll focus on the wave of anti-american violence that he has called a bump in the road. mitt romney today argued that the violence is more than a bump, it's a crisis and said he would have managed it better. steve handelsman is on capitol hill now with more on this. >> reporter: good evening. running for re-election, president obama is trying to reduce the public perception of a middle east crisis. and a u.s.-israeli controversy. president obama headed to new york where critics are assailing his priorities. he'll address the united nations. but make another cpaign appearance on "t

s to mid-50s. there is dense fog could slow you down. there is a warm patwarm pattern and tomorrow, we'll see gains tomorrow, we'll see a drop in temperatures. and there is a warm up, as we head into the weekend, it's giving us nice wind flow z when you get that flow, the heat will peak. dwoitsing to be cooking inland near triple digit heat by sunday that is highs for thursday, 2 in san jose. and and there is a warm day over los gatos and on the peninsula and 75 in san mateo. coastal areas held down by fog. 62 in pacifica. for those of you who do not like the heat, we'll have you covered. there is 60s at the coast. and there is 83 in santa rosa. there is newark, 76. there is 88 in concord zport monterey bay, 65 degrees in monterey. there is fog holding on into afternoon. accu-weather forecast, forecast rise more on friday. and and look at the weekend. and mid-90s nland z low 70s beaches, sunday, hot inland. mid-70s on coastline is normal. hot weather inland is warm. and so there is and we're going to be searching for it coming up next a two-wheeled solution

s&p 500 gave up 8.75 points. markets in the holding pat western a big week ahead. the fed holding a two-day policy meeting with great expectations for more bond-buying action. we'll get the news on thursday. across the pond in europe, european leaders are facing key decisions on their future as well. including a german court that may decide the fate of the markets around the world. german court decision on the constitutionality of the esm bailout fund. that happens on wednesday. what does this mean for you and your money? eric marshall with hodges capital management, marsha with wells fargo and ryan is td waterhouse u.s. equity strategist and rick santelli joining us from chicago. martie, let me kick this off with you because we saw an acceleration of selling in the final 15 minutes of trading ahead some of these key meetings. nervousness going on. what's your take on what happened at the end of the day today and why we saw selling in the afternoon ahead of these meetin meetings? >> i think it's really recognition we have macro issues ahead of us in europe, also ou

link's lawyer pat harris accused the prosecutor of setting up lindner to perjure himself. something the d.a.'sffice denied. lindner waits at his retirement home to see what the d.a.'s decision will be. we're live in san jose. today in the bay. >> thank you, damien. another south bay man is coming forward in a separate case of sexual abuse. this time at a san jose prep school. the alleged victim says jesuit brother william farrington abused him when he was a boarding student back in the '60s. the accusation is not the first. the california society of jesuits which overseas bellarmine sent a letter which reads, william farrington was removed from ministry with minors after allegations surfaced. he now exercises no public ministry and lives under close supervision at the jesuit infirmary. his restrictions are reviewed annually. the victim says he wanted to put his story out there as part of the healing process and encouraging other possible victims to seek healing of there their own. >>> now, the final heroic act of a fallen police officer. 37-year-old kennan yunstrum shot and killed last week. t

secretary clinton fired back said given how this was handled, cnn patting themselves on the back is disgusting. what they are not owning up to and sing and transcribing chris' diary well before bothering to tell it the family or anyone else that they took it from the site of the attack. bottom line is we were not on the phone when cnn was talking to ambassador stevens family. we don't know what aagreement was made, not paid. but -- not made. cnn felt like they got the diary. time to report it because of the security concerns that were there. that fits into this broader story going on right now. the other issue is the state department coming down hard because they are concerned about the family or are they also concerned this is going to add even more problems for the obama administration right now? they have already had issues with the narrative not working out. some of the details that they have had to change and correct. this might add more fodder though all of that. >> shepard: it could. >> thank you. >> shepard: you may have noticed governor romney was standing in front of his campaign plane earlier today. the g.o.p. president

s 30th anniversary season. that's 56-hundred episodes of what's become the most popular game show in the world.(sot patewhere along the liie, this show became more than a popular show. it became part of the popular culture.it is the longest running syndicated game show in television history...and a show... that makes people feel good.(sot pat)clip 154 24television has gotten pretty cynical. and everyon's going on youtube to see somebody fall off their bike and crack their skull, and that's fine, but we're kind of a throw back to tte days when thinns were a little works in our favor.jeopardy is in it's 29th season..... winning 30 emmy awards.(sot alex)tape #431:09:46while we are a familiar program. the format is the same, and has been the saae for almost three decades we have two new contestants very day, and we have new material every day. (continues)tape #431:09:57so it's familiar, it's comforting, and it;s exciting. jeopardy was the first quiz show to go high def.....and it's set..... has gone high tech.changing sii times over 28 years.(sot alex)1:09:37tape #43we don't want to become stale. and think

pat lawson muse. one of the areas's most prestigious teams will take the field with five fewer player. >>> after reportedly hiring prostitutes during a team trip, news4's tracee wilkins has reaction from the dee matha community . >> >> reporter: dematha classic high school is a private boys' school with a stellar athletic programs. first reported by "the washington post." >> the incident referred to in the newspaper occurred after 5:00 a.m. on saturday morning. the school first learned of it on tuesday afternoon and began an investigation. five students and their families were notified they would face disciplinary procedures. >> reporter: they're accused of hiring three prostitutes from a call service. according total paper, a parent of one of the accused players says the boys snuck the prostitutes in for sex after the st bed check around 5:00 a.m. a source close to the school's investigation says the mother who reported the incident blames the school for her son's actions. parents we spoke with today disagree. >> i've known this school for more than a dozen years and they handle themselves as best they can. they turn out a lot of fine young people. >>

news 4's derrick ward joins us from h street with more on the unveiling. derrick, any patightings? he was talking about this all day yesterday. he is going to be out there probably in a crazy hat. >> reporter: oh, yeah. i showed you the picture of his grandfather who was a locomotive engineer. and pat actually grew up down on the western edge of h street. his dad was a doctor down there. i'm told there is a marker with a picture of pat as a child on it watching television. there are so many ironies in that but that's one of the other reasons to come down here. you know what i'd like to do when i'm in the h street quarter i like to look at the roof line. that view probably hasn't changed in centuries, the victorian tops and the steeple. at street level you see modern h street, some of the shops that have opened. it still pays homage to the history of the corridor. that is what part of this festival is all about today, the unveiling of the h street heritage trail. that is a 3.2 mile route with 18 illustrated markers. it features personal histories and pivotal periods in the

s viewpoint. >> of course we'll be back in a few minutes with another update. >>> good morning. welcome to viewpoint. i'm pat lawson muse. access to health care is an important issue across the country and here in the washington area. it is a very big issue for prince georges county residents many of whom seek health care still outside the county because it's either convenient to do so or because they can't find what they're looking for. we focus on the mobile health care and my guests is a health office we are the prince georges county health department center and maria gomez is president and ceo of mary's center. dr. harris is medical director of health programs at the children's national medical center. thanks for join us this morning. let's talk just a moment about prince georges county. 150,000 residents approximately lack health care or have insufficient care and often rely on the emergency rooms. for their care. how does that impact the overall health care system and how is it changing? mar maria? >> i think it impacts because it's more costly and people are getting into care late. instead of preventi

s. right at the end. like to buy a vowel, pat. yeah. e.l, we're gettin' 'em one at a time, but that's all right. $650. like to buy another vowel. yeah. an a. d. no. no d. that was dumb. kelcey. (laughs) n. an l. there's one l. i'll buy a vowel--an i. okay. (car horn honks) beep-beep. an m. one m. pick up that 1/2 kia. you have a 1/2, as well. we have two players with half-cars here. i'll spin. all right. ugh! oh. yeah, she knows what that means. hillary, there are no vowels left, and she's gonna spin. r. well, there are three r's, so here's the situation-- that's $3,000. that's what you'd risk, plus 1/2 kia, to take a look back there, but there's a 50/50 chance of $10,000. i don't know what to advise you. you've already won $5,000. i'm gonna... (kelcey) go. i'm gonna do it. all right! i hope it works out. okay. you're making me nervous. oh. well, i think it was worth a try. i think so, too. absolutely. i'm sorry it didn't work for you. thank you. jason, it's your turn. you have 400 bucks. all right! here we go! big money! oh, man. really?

, lock one and two, and that took some p s pressure off of the river, and now they are just watching it closely. i want to bring in here the parish president, patser. >> good morning. >> talk to me about that, because it seems that the parish took that initiative and i understand even broke into the fencing to take care of this and protect the parish. >> we did. it was on the diversionary ca l canal. the river that feeds into the west pearl and it was just scouring the sides. there was nothing left there on the sides. >> so you could see the erosion on the sides? >> yes, very much so. so when we got there and it was overtopping and coming out, we made the call to go in and at least open up those valves to releave a little pressure. and st. tammany residents expect it of us and we have done it since katrina and sometimes you have to do what you need to do at the time. that is what our personnel did. we were on the phone with the corps of engineers, and we had to close it back at one time, because it was a little mix-up there, and as soon as we talked with general peabody, and he said open them up and leave them open and that drained the water do

s government funded through march.last night.. the house approved the measure with a 329-to-91 vote.the temporary spending bill is needed to avoid a government shut-down &patmonth.it's result of an agreement with the white house... that delays another budget battle until after the november election. 3 takk a walk back in time and enjoy the maryland historical society. kristin schenning from the maryland historical society joins us live for this morning hometown hotspot. -what's news at the maryland historical society?- how can people receive free tickets to md. receive free tickets to md. visit for free? free? free?can you visit for free? free? 3 smithsonian magazzne museum day takess place september 29th. the museum day live! ticket includes free admission for you and a guest.for more information on the maryland historical society log on to fox baltimore dot com slash morning. it's a hot topic in many states right now. now.the controversial.. voter i-d laws.up next.. we talk to a rerepetaive elijah cummings . abbut this issue..and how he feels like it will affect the election, this year. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((bre

by 1980 they were in their mid 40's and they were enjoying the fruits of their labors together. pat had become vice president of one of the largest life insurance companies in his state. sandra was enjoying the love of her life, taking care of newborn babies as an intensive care nurse. they were enjoying a standard of living that neither of them had ever thought possible. . in addition, empty northwest -- nest was in sight. of two children were in college and two others were not far behind. in short life was good. they worked hard and nearing their stage of life when they could really begin to enjoy it. but any plans they may have made changed in november of 1980 when a little girl was born prematurely. that month while america was preparing to celebrate thanksgiving, we were watching the peaceful transition of power begin in the white house, we were watching an international hostage crisis, and when the world is watching presidents and ayatollahs, who cares what a little premature girl is born. thank god somebody did. this little girl was born with numerous health problems and the

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