turning on the realtime graphics. route 4, route 5, 301, crane highway. no accidents to report on these rods -- roads right now. an eastbound trip on 66 in virginia. looks like things are slowing down around 50 but okay approaching the capital beltway. and finally let's call it a wrap with 95 heading northbound in virginia. we are dealing with one delay stretching from the prince william parkway over to lorton. now, over to andy. >>> at one past the hour, a rough economic time is getting worse for prince georges county. the furlough plan has been ruled unconstitutional and could have to pay back wages.

i realized this was a great way for people to communicate in realtime. >> host: your first experience with the idea or the concept of? >> guest: was with erica o o'gry who does a wonderful job of bringing this technology to individuals. she told me about facebook, about twitter, about quick which is a site which allowed you to stream live video to a web site which i've used successfully. i generally always carry my live quick camera so that when i got ambushed, for example, by the -- let me go in here, i'll show you. i got ambushed once by tmz, and i was able to whip out -- he pulled out the camera and said i want to talk to you, congressman, and i said, well, that's great. why don't you let me -- see if you can see this. now i'm streaming live to my quick web page. in fact, i'll show you here. there w go, see? there's the image. [laughter] i'm actually transmitting live to my quick web site page. i'm actually interviewing you now. >> host: okay. [laughter] >> guest: we're on c-span, and this is broadcasting live on my quick web site so when these clowns from tmz thought they were goi

taking it over to realtime graphics. here's westbound a nice drive to far. lanes are wide open. moving to 395 northbound. great past edsall and to the inner loop, back to the maps from 95 to 66. we will get there, maybe not. drivers are moving at speed. 95 northbound in virginia plus ten minutes to make it from the prince william parkway to lorton. now over to kristin. >> thank you, angie. >>> good morning, everyone. russian prime minister putin is showing some skin. >>> plus, the first pictures of the newly released journalists from north korea hit the web. those images are some of the o. t oks th aemwe now.d let's look at them and we wi thf north korea. here you go. the ap has a great o y.er yo figa llero you can ndonoo ys naherewon ya and you can find 75 pictures released by north korea's official news agency. here's one showing form president clinton greeting the tw o u.s. jourli s stlaura ling s and euna lee hehalf ty have been released e lfth communist cotr ly alkituey wale ng actually walking e.pl ise the.an is is the picture you will e stse mo of the mowebsites this morn

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"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon" cb >>> this is 9news now. "this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> i'm bruce johnson. thank you for joining us this sunday night. a near 20--year-old mystery is over tonight. since 1991 the family of a navy pilot shot down on the first night of the gulf war had been uncertain of his fate but tonight the remains of captain mike scott spyker has been solved. >> i'm glad they finally found closure, painful though it may be. >> reporter: reaction tonight from the retired admiral tom brooks . 18 years the tradition of leaving no fallen commrad behind holds true today as the navy says remains found in iraq have been positively identified as capital mike scott spyker. >> it is essential they know they are not going to be left behind. >> reporter: but the two-decade search has not gone without critics from family, friends and lawmakers. spyker was shot down january 17, 1991. his wreckage was found but with no body the navy changed his ki in action anthd en switched it to missing and captured. some believ

turning on the realtime graphics. route 4, route 5, 301, crane highway. no accidents to report on these rods -- roads right now. an eastbound trip on 66 in virginia. looks like things are slowing down around 50 but okay approaching the capital beltway. and finally let's call it a wrap with 95 heading northbound in virginia. we are dealing with one delay stretching from the prince william parkway over to lorton. now, over to andy. >>> at one past the hour, a rough economic time is getting worse for prince georges county. the furlough plan has been ruled unconstitutional and could have to pay back wages. >> armando trull suicide live in palmer park with the story. it's millions of dollars in back pages and the reaction from the department is a good one. they furloughed 5900 workers last year including firefighters, police officer and other employees protected by union contracts. the county, facing a huge budget deficit, told unions to choose between ten days of furloughs or permanent layoffs. >> we see it as unnecessary. we see excess undesignated funds and

it is angie with realtime traffic coming up in a complete report. >>> in the news now at nine after the hour, former president clinton landed in north korea this morning. he's trying to win the freedom of two detained american journalists. a south korean agency is reporting that he will conduct negotiations on behalf of laura ring and euna lee. >>> lawyers for o.j. simpson have asked the nevada supreme court to release simpson on bail pending the appeal of his armed longry conviction. he is serving time after a hotel room confrontation in which he was convicted of stealing dozens of items from two sports memorabilia dealers. >>> michael vick will not be able to attend a celebration because he has commitment with another society. >>> a top church official blames facebook for the demise of personal relationships. details coming up in what's on the web. >>> researchers find another down side for children who spend too much time in front of the television. it is coming up on 5:11. here's howard. >> welcome back. a nice day yesterday. look at the numbers. a high of 87 after a morning low of

according to realtime sensors it now clear. good news there.e inner loop is below speed approaching 66. that's just volume. over to 395 northbound. slow from the capital beltway. dragging along to seminary. estimating the drive time at 15 minutes or so. southbound branch avenue at wood -- actually, that's the beauty of the realtime graphics. this crash activity is cleared as else 0 to the outer loop, looks like sun glare maybe a factor for the commute and it is a wrap with inbound new york avenue from the washington times building to bladensburg road. drivers are below speed but without incident. over to you. >>> from time to time crime in the free state is on the way ate down. according to new numbers released by the maryland police. the report shows an 11% drop in murders in 2008. the uniform crime report cites a 20 year low in homicides in baltimore. a 17% reduction from the year before and a 14% reduction in prince georges county. overall, 13 of maryland's 24 jurisdictions reported reductions in violent crime. >>> the biggest threat to camp

you can get on and in realtime visually play in realtime. it's virtually unlimited.s like and on line community. it's a cool thing. it's great to see you in bat more. and i know that you won't be a stranger to the city. congratulations for the highest honor that any football player can get. well done, ron. >> thank you. >> we'll talk to you later. ron woodson. it's out of sight. we'll take a break income right back. we have first warning weather and more as the morning edition continues right after this >>> let's take a look for the forecast. warm and humid and going for a high of 95 this afternoon. and now over to joy to the wjz traffic control. >>> it's heavy and slow out there. too late to beat the rush. butler and route 30, there's a wreck there in reistertown and mid-river road. use route 40. it looks like as you take a look at the roadway, not too bad southbound at white marsh boulevard. and stop and go from the overpass up to the 95 slit. and it looks like we're seeing slowing on the right lane there. this report is brought to you by national eckert's. >>> sta

. >>> we are giving you traffic in realtime.g southbound on the gw parkway from the beltway past 123 to arlington you are going to find lanes wide open. tgif, everybody. 99 news now will be right back after these messages. fa >>> you are looking at a life shot at south capital and m street. a few head lights out there. more shots of the morning commute coming up. stay with us. >>> in the news now, the family of a wrong-way driver blamed for a crash which killed 8 people is denouncing the state's toxicology report. ben schuller said he had never seen his wife get drunk and believe he she suffered a medical problem. >>> authorities say that six men are being held in farmville, virginia. marshalls did not say why they were transferred but said the jail has a contract to house federal prisoners. a detention hearing for the seven suspects will be held on monday. >>> today secretary of state hillary clinton is scheduled to meet with nelson mandela in south africa and plans to meet the current president and foreign minister. secretary

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the same situation as you check out the realtime graphics.h avenue, pennsylvania, 301 crane highway. these are checking out with a thumbs up. over to 270. a report of an accident at germantown road. we are seeing volume to montgomery village avenue. and finally finish up in northeast dc. inbound new york avenue. no delays yet from the times building to bladensburg road. >>> good morning. you can always couldn't on the web to give you a good dose of odd ball news and i have two stories right now. the first is an unbelievable basketball shot that is one of the most watched videos this morning on youtube. check it out. you are about to see kansas state guard playing a game of horse. look at this. hits the ground and goes through the hoop. why don't we watch it one more time in slow motion. he is cherry excited about the shot. here it is one more time. this video was posted on youtube one month ago today but now gaining traction on-line. it has been viewed 270,000 times. if you want to see it i will have a link on my blog at gofish@wusa9.com. >>>

more realtime traffic coming up. >>> in the news now at 5:10 the latest votes counted in afghanistan's presidential election show happened karzai is widening his lead over the next closest candidate. however, he needs 50% plus one to avoid a runoff and he is still short of that. final results aren't expected until next month. >>> south carolina's lieutenant governor is calling for stanford to resign. andre bauer would succeed him but would not look for re- election. >>> the head of richmond's spca is mourning the loss of her dog. robin star found her dog in the back of her parked car. it died of heat stroke she say her husband is horrified. he forgot to tell her he put her there. one volunteer is pushing for starr to resign. >>> come common medical procedures may be increasing your risk of cancer. that story is coming up. >>> what weather phenomenon is believed to have scattered debris all around an airport. >> we have several weather phenomenon in the way of a front and a tropical storm will get close. we will talk about danny and the weekend forecast. a lot going on. 9 news now this

we are trying to report in realtime what our mindings are. this is something a little new. you want to be careful not to prejudge the process but sharing what's going on. we are certainly concern and there are parts of the country where there is concern whether the voting can even take place. it remains to be seen how this will unfold but we hope to get good information and be able to share it with the international community. >> you have done this in the past and in fact you have written a book called free and fair. you make the case that international elections and democratizations should not focus on short term end. do we see that place with this election or is that a hope of yours. >> the elections tend to be an event that get attention in the international community, among others. but just collecting information about what happens on election day isn't that helpful to afghanistan as it develops its own democracy. it is natural that they show support of the democracy in the elections and reinforce local efforts. there are society efforts and afghanistan -- we need to us

look at realtime sensors here. 62 miles an hour on the average.t a great pace, folks. 395 northbound a slow ride from duke to seminary. that's just volume. we are also tracking the trip on route 4, rout 5 and 301 crane highway. this entire area remains accident free zone. and finally let's wrap it up with interstate 270. one slow ride is what we are tracking from 109 to 121 but drivers things start to open up approaching the split. that's the traffic. now, back to andrea. >>> listen up, angie, you may know who won last night's powerball drawing it was sold near columbia, south carolina that's where angie used to work. unfortunately none of the people we caught buying ticks in northwest washington can lay claim to the $260 million jackpot. the tenth biggest powerball prize ever. now we are waiting for the winner or winners to come forward. >>> don't worry about lottery jackpot you have a chance to win. tomorrow's megamillions jackpot will be worth $207 million. watch for the numbers here on 9 news now at 11:00. megamillions tickets are sold in mary

look at realtime sensors.rage the drivers are clocking in at a great pace. 62 miles an hour is not bad. the outer loop and this time up to maryland, north of the district. slow from university to georgia but no incidents or accidents along the way. back to the maps, rout 4, route 5 and crane highway this is an accident free zone and i want you to know right now, metro, marc, vre are all doing fine. but this weekend you want to tack on an extra 30 minutes for your commute, at least because they are doing some track circuit maintenance. you can find the information you need at wusa9.com. just click on the traffic tab. that's the latest from our trains and our roads. now, over to andrea. get set for the ride of your life. kings dominion unveiled what it calls the new giga coaster. it is called the intimidator 305. named after dale earnhardt. they say they can guarantee thrill and dreams. >> believe me this ride is full of fun and thrills. it is earth shaking and stomach churning thrills. i guarantee it. >> report

taking it to realtime graphics and show you the inner loop. at georgia avenue an accident here. better news on the inner loop at 95 in maryland. the accident has cleared. so far, no major delays just yet. taking it out to 66. heading ebb. things are filling out between 50 and 123. but a report of an accident heading westbound at nutley. we will stick with the maps and take you to the gw parkway. be aware we have police activity reported here heading southbound at 123 and finally wrap it up through the district. inbound new york avenue. that's how we end it. from the times building to bladensburg road. drivers are below speed. okay florida avenue to the third street tunnel. that's a quick look at traffic. now over to you. >>> a celebration commemorating a new g.i. bill begins our news this morning. president obama will join virginia senator jim webb on the campus of george mason to mark the largest expansion of the bill since world war ii. armando trull is live on the fairfax campus with more. >> reporter: good morning. all of the men and women who have gone in to harm's way afte

battle he is facing right now but as you read through this but think about what you are seeing in realtime and how that compares to what he did during the campaign. let me briefly because we do not want to spend all of this time talking, the campaign between obama and clinton was the most remarkable period in political history that we witnessed. and rather than recount it in any detail i want to go through as redoing the book what churchill called the terrible what if of history. what if something happened? what if the iowa caucus was not the first event? throughout 2007 senator clinton was cruising in the national poll doing well and performing well in debates compared to obama and buy all measures to she was the inevitable nominee an barack obama was struggling but yet in iowa it was a totally different story. hillary clinton always struggled and iowa her husband never campaigned there when he ran in 1992 there were irrelevant because harkin was running and i had no network she began with a iowa skeptical of her, they did not feel they knew per, iowa was always the most troubling state f

realtime graphics are we will stick with a live shot from 95 to 6.e are slowing down a bit around the 50 area. proving the shot over to 270 southbound from 118 germantown road to the split, that delay is starting to break apart. you are going to hit a couple of slow goes perhaps. on the outer loop, no issues to report. i'm giving this drive a nice thumbs up and finally, let's wrap it up in northwest dc. this is the intersection of 17th and e. as you can see, there are no incidents or accidents slowing drivers down. over to andrea. >> thank you very much. it will be a day of celebration with a tropical twist on sunday. jamaica is celebrating the 47th anniversary of independence this thursday but the celebrations take place on sunday. there are two major events in washington. with me is the ambassador of jamaica, his excellencecy baker. you were telling me the again and black are the color of the parties you are a member of. >> and yellow, that is the color of the jamaican flag. >> sorry i didn't have that all together for today. >> august 6th, 1962. i

realtime sensors are showing us the drivers are clocking in at a great pace. we will take you to the outer loop. hop over to maryland, north of the district. the situation past new hampshire. a good amount of volume between this area up to georgia. and wrap it up with 95 and the bw parkway. we'll take you there. out of baltimore past 32, down to powder mill you are looking at a clear commute. now, over to andrea. >> thank you. at one past the hour, the world is waking up to the news that senator ted kennedy has died. the lie job of the senate died last night. he was 77. kennedy represented his home state of massachusetts in the senate for more than four decades. last year he helped president obama get elected. today the president said america has lost "a great leader." digital correspondent armando trull begins our coverage. he's live on captiol hill. armando? >> reporter: ted kennedy was the third longest serving senator in american history. for 46 1/2 years, he fought countless political battles hoar on captiol hill, winning his share of them and in doing so

his show airs friday nights on our sister network hbo realtime with bill maher. thanks for joining us. >> okay. >> in south korea, high school students pull tires for exercise in a survival camp. it's one of our hot shots pictures, worth a thousand words. so what do you think? i think i'll go with the basic package. good choice. only meineke lets you choose the brake service that's right for you. and save 50% on pads and shoes. meineke. >>> this week's hot shots coming in from our friends at the associated press. in south korea, high school students pulled tires for exercise as part of survival camp. and in washington, two kids felt the wind from president obama's helicopter as it took off from the white house. some of this week's hot shots. pictures worth a thousand words. from the x files to austin power, the massive auction is now under way, after a warehouse of hollywood props closes down shop. let's bring in our internet reporter. >> you've got 90,000 pieces to choose from. this is a warehouse called 20th century props in north hollywood and it's absolutely

this is very much a realtime situation. explain that to me. >> well, we're live 24 hours a day. so our ability to immediately understand shifts in consumer behavior, shifts in spending, we also have such a diverse product portfolio that we're able to adjust to that mix and manage our inventories as lean as possible within the category that's we know the consumer is focused on. and that gives us a very unique capability. our store changes every day. we're not locked into real estate. we're not locked into shelf space. so we can manage that very effectively. >> what are you seeing in terms of trends with the consumer right now? are you seeing any kind of pickup of activity? do you feel like things are going to be better on the horizon? >> well, we certainly hope for improvement but the reality is right now that the ceiling has come down on consumer spending. so what we're trying to focus on is if she is going to spend, what is she going to spend that on? what we have seen is that she's made a determination that there's a difference between a self-purchase and a selfish purchase. w

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> this is 9news now. >>> good evening, everyone. chinn in for bruce johnson. thank you for staying up late with us. an outpouring of love and support for a pit bull left for dead in a dc dumpster last week. thousands of dollars are needed to heal the emotional and physical scars. >> because the puppy got bitten by another one. >> you came here to wish him a get well, huh? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: while the party was in full swing in the animal hospital lobby, trooper was recuperating from extensive surgery. >> her wounds were so extensive that we had to remove a lot of dead tissue. probably going to have to have a specialist, surgeon, close her wounds once they are ready. >> reporter: the female pit bull was found near death in a southeast dc dumpster over a week ago. >> found not far from where we live. it is heartbreaking. we are hoping that maybe if we come here and give our support we will be able to find who did this. >> one of our partner organizations that actually specializes in rehabilitating pit bulls who have been the vict

of where they're on vacation and realtime come home to find that somebody came and burglarized their home. here's the thing. when you are going on vacation, you may think you can trust everybody on your myspace or facebook page, the people you twitter, but wait until you return from a vacation to show off that vacation. don't post pictures until after you return, don't post in advance when and where you're going because why foul up your summer vacation? i'm clark howard with more ways to protect yourself, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> and you can get great consumer advice from him every saturday and sunday at noon and 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln news and views. plus going to help you save more, spend less, and avoid getting ripped off. >>> speaking of money with the government looking for ways to cut costs, should the post office be on the chopping block? >> is snail mail too slow for these technological times? we're going to see what you think when we come back. stay close. >>> well, former president bill clinton, take a look at these pictures, in the middle of an unconventi

sflup we moving to a pnt where there ll be no aointment television, no realtime television?>> we we to fast forward, programing is always going to be a healt mix of event programming and on deman programming. there's certain thgs like scripted drama tha.. they're eier tical or such water cooler momentshat i think they'll be consumed within 48 hours. you don't ve to consu them at 9:00, but youant to csume them within the first couple days so you can talk t your friends about it the susan boyle phenomen on "britain's g talent." yo neededo consume that within the first 4 hours to be in the kw. i think thator high-quality scried content, that will be sortf an on-demand environment but you look at a lot of programming toda there's a move to having it be an event program becausthere's value in that. "american idol" i a great example. the finale of "amecan idol", that event television the super bowl, that's event television. not just sports but there's ao a g swath of entertainment that also event television. >> rose: so y know that the associated press and the "wall street journal

realtime income is concurrent with what's going on. >> at best it's concurrent.nd michelle, we have to remember that there's a process that takes place in each economic recovery and the jobs data in the last two recessions most dramatically lagged the data that we have in other parts of the economic recovery. >> not true. not true based on the realtime data that i've been tracking month after month for 15 years. >> i don't track any data at all. >> i can give it to you if you want anytime. >> i don't want to get into a match of any kind. all i'ming a is the cycle, michelle, typically is led by the financial markets first, the real economy, and then some other important indicators like improving labor statistics. >> growth rate and withholding in june 2002 before the market made its bottom, a big spike -- withholding turned down dramatically in august. march of '01. well before the official start of the recession. withholding predicted the economy -- >> my memory -- zblif the data. >> i have the data too. and it was from my memory of the early part of 2001, it was

matt nesto here with another realtime flash. i want to show you the hottest stock in the s&p as of just a few minutes ago. crm, the software company, the customer relations management company, the stock is up about 8% right now, trouncing all others. just got wynn resorts by a nose. but there you go, 48 bucks a share and rising. the stock is raised to equal weight from underweight at morgan stanley. they see some positive trends in terms of transaction growth and just in general. they like the stock. you can see it's moving to a multimonth high. it's up, well, almost a double since the low in march. they will report their second quarter earnings on august 20th. so crm salesforce.com. back to you. >> and with about 30 minutes left before the closing bell, here's how the markets are shaping up right now. you take a look at the dow jones industrial average, it's just off its highs for the day. it's really a financial and technology-led rally today. home builders clearly strong too off that better-than-expected home sales and home p

we are back in a moment. >>> i'm matt nesto with the "closing bell" realtime flash. well, this one could be a sell, sell, sell, if you will, in the words of -- the parlance of cramer. but i'm talking about prison cell. corrections corporation up 9% here today. one of the top ten gainers in the russell 1000. the stock's up 20% in a month. it is earnings season. it is what they do. and they came out with better than expected results. demand is there. their man days are up. the money that they get for keeping people behind bars is on the rise. and they're holding strong at about 90% occupancy. corrections corp., cxw. back to you. >> got it. thank you, matt. we've got 30 minutes left until the closing bell. let's show you how the markets are shaping up so far today. right now the dow jones industrial average is lower by 22 points. 9,258, a decline of a quarter of a percent. there may be some nervousness ahead of this big jobs number tomorrow. what's it going to tell us about employment? the nasdaq is lower by 15 1/2 points. 1977. it was a great year. the s&p 500 lower by

it'seses -- analysts say the acquisition should help facebook and show users more information in realtime. >>> microsoft is launching a games on demand service for the x box 360 today. the owners will be able to download full games and store them directly on their consoles. 24 games are available today with new ones being added every week. they will cost between $20 and $30 each. >>> ready for some football? the new season kicks off in a few weeks. that means it's time for the latest version of the best-selling madden nfl video game series. jake ward of "popular science" tested it for us. >> the people who are really going to get the most out of it are the real football freaks. you get everything from the hand towels that they wear to the super bowl patches to everything else being really authentic. if you're just the kind of person who likes to see guys run around on the field this has a slower field than old madden games, it's not as fast-paced, very much feels like watching a broadcast real nfl game. if that's the kind of thing that appeals to you you'll like this game a lot. >> report

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"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> good evening, i'm lesli foster. we begin with a check on the weather. topper shutt, it's been a stormy afternoon. what's next? >> most of the storms south of us, lesli. still under a severe thundersnirm war ngfor st ry's 'scounty. for a coupminutes. moofst nutes. ost of the achaenbes has been through . the nort th e northern neck and will zoom down to the onh. ti meom e e th adrnrntoo wain the tornado warning. no confirmed re r s chesin offara4 ines of raia pe per hail. now d anhail. now aw ayomfril away from sandy point. r soy yavraheouin willin 15 in soba so again, that'sn,atetprtyprm over hdoa e coav le redo have a couple more thunderstorm delo to tothe north west th west of to mber. ndlaard . isththe isthe last th minutes. il asrara ins it crosses 522. we will go to the computer. forecast then looks like this. for tonight thunderstorms and then muggy. it will be in the 70s everywhere tonight. winds out of the southwest at about 5 to 10. we will come back and talk about our prospect for more thunderstorms yet aga

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>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> looming storms tonight maryland is caught between two weather systems that are expected to bring lots of rain and possible flooding. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm adam may. weather is the big story. we have lots of it to tell you about. tonight hurricane bill is threatening the east coast, ocean city and rehoboth beach closed due to surf conditions, waves felt from here in maryland and also down that in bermuda. we have complete first warning weather coverage. let's begin with meteorologist bernadette woods tracking all the storms, not just bill. there is a lot of other action. >> we are going to start out with flooding threats in our area immediately . i want to show you first warn doppler radar what we have going on very heavy rain moving into the state. and you can see it's pivoting around a point in here so all of these bands of bright red are moving up from the southeast. they are swinging in from the easter

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> this is 9news now. >>> a rescue on old rag mountainarly 3300 feet above sea level. one of the toughest hiking terrains out there. i'm anita brikman. good evening. >> i'm derek mcginty. that helicopter rescue saved rangers from an all-day hike that would have to save a man with a sprained ankles. >> britney moorehouse with more. >> reporter: one medic had to jump from the helicopter onto a boulder, the other had to hoist the injured man into the chopper. they were ready for that challenge. >> spend a lot of hours to do these missions. they are few and far between. >> reporter: it is the kind of call that gets their heart's racing. two paramedics sharing how they wound up racing by air within hours of clocking in. >> usually there is a hoist attached. >> we are able to fly and find him immediately. >> we tried to find a way to safely put him on the ground. >> pilot just hovers it above the area then i basically jumped off a few feet. >> reporter: and with just a few feet to maneuver or else he would fall off a cliff, all this with equipm

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >> i'm bruce johnson. thank you for joining us this sunday night. a university of maryland student is alive but injured after falling four stories in the parking garage. britney moorehouse is reporting from college park where students can't believe he survived. >> reporter: this is the view looking out a window and down from the 4th floor inside the business school garage. students say it is hard to imagine someone survived a fall from that level. >> are you joking? >> are you kidding. >> reporter: just as difficult to believe how the 20-year-old who fell at 2:00 a.m. in the morning managed to slip out a window. >> it looks like they have orange things on the windows. so i feel you would have to be really drunk or -- >> reporter: that's a possibility. while a university police spokesman can't serve whether alcohol was detected the campus newspaper claims several witnesses claim the witness was drunk on a weekend before classes have even started many here say there is lots of partying. >> definitely. >> mar

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> this is 9news now. >>> good evening, i'm derekty. anita is off tonight. seems you can't even watch the news these days without hearing crout a teacher violatg inviola edtrust to never harm your kids. yesterday celipo charged a liwr coach charged with online solicitation. what can you do to keep your kids safe from predators when some of their teachers could be moonlighting as the bad guys. britney moorehouse joins us with some answers i hope. >> the truth is sexual harassment is common at every state of education, whether the offense is an inappropriate remark or physical abuse. bottom line for parents, keep talking. parents and kids are getting caught up in the excitement. buzz words in here. markers, notebooks. but parents might also want to keep a communication checklist. >> there is not one typical dialogue or one conversation. it is an ongoing conversation. make sure your kids are talking consistently. >> reporter: a facility where young pictures of workers decorate the walls here so children understand these adults were kids

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >> kill the bill. >> yes we can. >> more jeers and cheers as the battle lines are drawn once again in the fight over what to do about your health care. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm anita brikman. tonight nearly 3000 people packed inside a high school. >> attending a public formum on health care reform. britney moorehouse with a breakdown of all the action. i hear there was plenty of it. >> reporter: you're not kidding. i'm not going to lie. i didn't even make it inside this building in the early hour because there was so much going out on here. hundreds of people were unable to get inside this building. all of them standing out chanting armed with stories and opinions. >> kill the bill. >> reporter: kill the bill. health care now. >> health care now. >> reporter: two opposing chants outside south lake high school where maximum capacity is keeping hundreds from attending a town hall meeting. >> i would love to know how many people in there are true constituents of the eighth congressional district. >> reporter: charges fly that democrats

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >> this is america and this is 2009. we are here to let everybody know that discrimination at this time is not going to be tolerated. >>> fed up. these members of the local gay and lesbian community say they will not take discrimination any more. i'm derek mcginty. anita brikman is off tonight. good evening. new tonight a lesbian couple says a silver spring business discriminated against them and tonight they are fighting back. silver springs diner is the type of business where everyone is always welcome. but these protestors insist that was not the case last week. two lesbian woman claim they were kicked out. >> ironically we were standing next to a hetrosexual couple. their public affection was a little more extreme. >> the message is it stops now. >> tonight they came back with friends and supporters who crowded into the diner to place their orders and mount what they call a kiss in. >> peaceful protest solely to show everybody deserves the same respect, the same treatment regardless of sex, color and especially sexua

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> right off the bat tonight, six people dead after a shooting at a gym. it happened in pittsburgh about an hour and a half ago. witnesses say a man came in the back door of the health club and just started shooting. our sister station is reporting that that gunman wept to the club searching for a girl he thought would be in a class. we are hearing the gunman is among the dead. no word on the fate of that woman. we will have more on the story as it comes into the information center. >>> also tonight we are monitoring the release of two american journalists from a north korea prison. these pictures came into the information center about two hours ago as the women boarded a plane. former president bill clinton met with north korea's leader. clinton went at the request of the ling and lee family. the two were sentenced to 12 years of hard labor. >>> the question tonight, why this personal approach instead of the structured and formal diplomacy that traditionally defines relationships between countries? and another one. is personal diploma

called the skylark, and it can be assembled and launched within minutes, bringing the ground forces realtime visual and thermal imaging of the terrain beyond the next hill. it launches from a simple catapult stuck in the ground. with a wingspan of nine feet, weighing just three pounds and a flight time of more than three hours, it's a smaller, lighter and more enduring version of the skylark one, an israeli-made uav that logged hundreds of hours with ail libd forces in iraq and afghanistan. >> with its object cal payload, its advanced avionics, each one of these cost $50,000 and the israeli army said they're well worth the money. tom deciderman, the chief instructoror the system said you shouldn't judge the sky clark by its small size. >> it's much smarter. it has flight control computer in it. it looks easy and simple but it's very complicated and it's based on the concept of autopilot, autonomous flight. it allows the operator to focus on the image, to focus on the mission, and do all of the flight by itself. it can handle sandy areas like iraq and afghanistan and in israel, very rocky are

hurricane hunter flying into that storm, different levels an it will continue to monitor and send back realtime data, and talk about pressure and which direction this is going. it will send back information over the course of the next 24 hours. we will monitor this very closely as the storm continues to potentially become category 1 or stronger just off the coast of maryland and also delaware. we will keep you posted with the latest information coming up in just a bit. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> you can track danny with fox 45's sky watch hurricane tracker. it is available at foxbaltimore.com. can you use fox 45's doppler radar to track any storms. just go to fox baltimore.com/hurricanes. >> ed ten di, one of the most influential senators in u.s. history died after fighting brain cancer. he was considered a lion of the senate a champion of the people. >> senator edward kennedyantments are pouring in. not just from liberales who considered him a hero but also political foees who called him a friend. >> with flags around washington flying at half staff and senator edward kennedy's capito

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> essentially i'm being screwed. >> this man took his car in to be prepared but instead got taken for a ride. i'm anita brikman. >> i'm derek mcginty. what should you expect from your car dealership? one couple is reeling after their vehicle was stolen. >> it was returned a wreck the month later and the couple says they may be stuck with us. digital correspondent britney moorehouse has the latest. >> we made the first payment on ve cle and it wasn't in our possession. >> reporter: after the vehicle was stolen from the dealership they say they are no better after even though the vehicle was found. elizabeth wise takes us back to the day she brought her brand- new vehicle to the dealership for a radio repair. an hour later the general manager appeared. >> i've got bad news. a car was stolen from our lot today. it has never happened to us before. o . carveurhayo e er>>portur: >> reporter: by the time polic recovered the car the suspect had taken on an crime spree. >> the trash that was int. i bodily fluid stains in the back seat. rear b

. >> you will be able to walk down a normal city street and be able to see true real world, realtimenformation about the people around you as well as the people a thousand miles away. >> reporter: lewis shepherd with microsoft says it's like having access to your computer all the time. the technology is ready to go. here is a cell phone application for the newest subway station or what people in the area are twit tearing. even the military is using it. >> if you are familiar with modern first person shooter video games you are very cognizant of what it's like to be a soldier in battle today. >> reporter: it doesn't stop there. we will soon be able to wear cameras and get more information. >> we are now building smaller and much more powerful projectors that can be worn or embedded into clothing or objects that are portable. >> reporter: that means in the future, you can make a phone call from the palm of your hand or find out that your new friend is a student who works in the media lab. >> kind of cool, kind of creepy. there are privacy concerns. the idea is that the information peop

but that's, that is a realtime example of trying to work with the government on an immediate issue. >> what was that called again? >> it's the authentic i.t. products and services far case, and i can get that case number for you later, jill. >> others. yes, ma'am. >> the coordinator of the fcc's national background project has been pretty vocal in saying that the record so far submitted by industry and other stakeholders doesn't really seem to be moving the ball, that there's no new ideas that are really going to let them come up with a plan that would really move broadband forward. do you, how do you respond to that, do you think you all have some ideas that would really move the ball? >> i'm sorry, would you -- >> i'm sorry, lynn stanton, telecom reports. >> thank you. >> i mean, that's certainly a vocal -- it's certainly a vocal criticism that's out there right now, and i think industry is taking it to heart and really going back and looking at what they said. i think part of it, you know, from a trade association perspective you're representing the interests of, you know, in our c

realtime she has to find another place to stay. >> it's going to be tough. you know, it's tough, but, what can we do? you know? i kept saying, it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: not many trees left standing in this air y. y -- area. this is the first full business day after the tornado, needless to say, the insurance adjustors have been around assessing the damage and they're busy and the neighbors are giving credit to the fire department doing a great job helping them friday night. we're in finksburg, derek valcourt. >>> first warning weather continues now and bernadette woods has the information with the tornado warnings. >> that's right, it's been an extreme weather pattern this past week. fortune we want to show you this here. across the state, we've had numerous warnings and not in all accounts was there a tornado that hit the ground, but on wednesday, they were for allegany and peegee county and through the time, we had one for frederick and carroll county on friday and cecil over the weekend and a large part of the eastern shore. we've had w

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