stacy reed murdered and her sister was raped, and had her throat slashed. >> christy reed survived and identified powell. county attorney paul ebert was scheduled to witness the execution tomorrow. now it is on hold. dave statter 9 news now and wusa9.com. >>> prosecutor ebert was to be joined at the execution by members of stacy reed's family. >>> a las vegas man is set to be sentenced for sending threatening e-mails to two virginia tech alumni. it happened on the eve of the one-year anniversary of the deadly campus shooting. john marlo belasco said he sent the e-mails -- because he wanted to draw attention to violent internet postings. the women who received it say the virginia tech shooter -- >> metro is continually monitoring its computer train system following last month's crash. metro said the system was tested each month before the june 22 crash that killed find people. reviews are now being performed daily. metro has already been named in six lawsuits, stemming from that accident. >>> with her confirmation virtually assured supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor sought to ease co

what about you, senator reed? >> i've been talking with senator conrad, a major proponent. and we have in my home state, essentially a cooperative made up of the federal community health centers and they provide very, very good effective integrated care. it's an existing enterprise. that might be something that could be a fallback position if we cannot muster the support for the public option as it's come out of the committee. i hope we can muster the support, though. >> do you support, senator reed, a tax increase on rich people to help pay for insurance for those who can't afford it? >> i think we have to first, pay for this. last decade, we have embarked on many proposals that were not at all paid for. medicare part d, expansion, these things. we have committed to pay for it. i think one point that has to be made is the president has already obtained concessions from major industry players like the insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, the hospitals that they will effectively control or give up billions of dollars over the next ten years. >> but you -- is surtax

tavis: what condition was your leg in, and what happened at walter reed?basically, the shot went through the back of my thigh, came in, shattered my femur, and, actually, the bullet is still stuck in there at this point, and i have a rod replacing my whole femur, because it was shattered, so they took it out and replaced in with a rod, and i have a screw in my hip. and all of that was done in germany and at walter reed. right now, i am pretty good. i can walk on my own. i walk with a limp, but it is getting better. hopefully, in the next couple of months, i will be able to lightly jog. tavis: two questions, and i will let you go. number one, you will not be on the front line of duty in termsn you -- the thing that you wanted to get in the first place. is that your home? would you like to get back out there again, even after this incident? >> i do not mind being out there. it was just one incident. it just happened one time. you know, it could happen again, and it may not. to me, i enjoyed being out there be a is a great experience. to me, it was a great ex

. >> i spent time at walter reed. it's a heroic place. you see things that leave you with a sobering opinion, these men and women coming back with horrible injuries and yet they're survivors and smiling and getting back into the community. you have the injuries, the ptsd issues and suicide rate go up. do you believe as the man who once led our military that the government of the united states and the people of the united states understand the 10-20-year 30 year commitment. >> i think we do. in the early years of this conflict, i don't think we were sensitive enough to fact that these injured soldiers coming back, youngsters who would have died during an earlier war were going to not require just hospital care and a little bit of transition but they are going to require life-long care. at the memorial day concert on the lawn, we celebrated one of these soldiers who was grievous injured in the head and he's going to require custodial care from his mom and sister for the rest of his life and the rest of their lives, and i'm not sure we ever

nothing to this degree. >> colton reed is still listed in critical condition. military said an investigation is underway. >> well, the clouds looked ominous today. is it a sign of what's to come? here is vytas reid with a look at the forecast. vytas? >> jennifer, we saw sun and clouds out there. and then thicker as far as into the evening hours. as far as the cloud cover is concerned. 73 degrees right now. mostly cloudy skies. winds out of the east-northeast at eight. humidity levels 79 percent. so it is still muggy as we see moisture coming up out of the south. our dewpoint is at 66. and it looks like we will continue to see the temperatures warming. as we get into tomorrow. 74 -- or 67 in salisbury. looking at 69 in dover. and 65 harrisburg. 73 in hagerstown. and we will continue to see that warm push take the temperatures up quite a bit as we get into tomorrow. few showers and thunderstorms making the way in northern baltimore county. carroll county, westminster, getting rain, north of rain dals town. north of belair. shower activity. aberdeen you are gettin

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right before she was about to give ed the final rose, the producers brought in a third guy named reedreed got the boot because she didn't think he was into her and when he showed with a ring she had a tough decision to make. >> i've been through all these different challenges and for reed to come back and propose to me, i wished it would have happened a long time ago. >> i know your question about reed was that he couldn't commit. >> yeah. >> are you excited about the prospect of ed showing up, getting down on one knee and proposing to you today? >> yes. >> you're in love with thisfy? >> yes. >> you want ed to be your husband? >> yes. >> then that's no question what you need to do. [ laughter ] >> and that's -- no more roses. the producers of "the bachelorette" and "the bachelor" promise a great finale and i gi them credit for being honest about it. >> tonight, "the bachelorette" finale that some of you have been waiting for. it's one of the least explosive bachelorette finals ever. "the bachelotte" finale, you will believe what happens. only on abc. >> that's something, right? here's

he is getting to play with his idol. >> reed, i was crazy about him.t wore number 20 in college, idlized him, ed, ed, ed. to be in the same defensive meeting room as him, try not to crowd him. try to listen. try to listen to him and just pick his brain and see how he study, how he practice, how he do everything. >> how cool is that? john harbaugh joked that webb just follows reed around the complex, but is serious that ed has been great at being a mentor. >>> rich hill put on the dl with a torn labrum. the move is made to clear way for chris tillman. she part of the erik bedard trade last year with the mariners. the 21-year-old doom nateed at every level. dave trembley is impressed because tillman did exactly as he was told and gets rewarded with a call-up. >> he was told to just throw a fastball change-up. he had to throw his change-up. that's the pitch everybody told him he had to throw to improve. the reports i've got that he has done that. that's why he is here. >> he pitches tonight against the royals cy young candidate zack, weather permitting. t

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powell was convicted in 2000 of the murder of reed and then rape and attempted murder of reed's 14-year-old sister. >>> disturbing new details about a quadruple murder in the district. benita jacks is scheduled to go on trial. she's accused of killing her four daughters and living with their bodies for months. beth parker was in court as the judge scared new, disturbing evidence. beth? >> reporter: well, brian, benita jacks asked if she could leave the courtroom while they played a videotape of detectives asking her questions. a judge granted her request. those who stayed to watch the tape saw her in a stark interview room. this interview happened on january 9, 2008, the day her four children were found dead in their southeast row house in the interview room, she accepted some food saying she hadn't eaten for months. then detectives began chatting with her about her life. she told them about her daughters and trouble they had been having in school. she said she didn't want to answer questions about the father of her two youngest daughters. he had recently died of cancer. detectives question

jeremy reed is next. breaking ball. you hang one.e you pay for it. [ cheers and applause ] . >> bob: and francoeur with his 41st rbi, rob, considering the kind of hitter he is, that's a real bad pitch. >> rob: well, when it is a trick pitch, and what i mean by that is it's got a certain rotation that is recognizable by hitters, and francoeur is good enough there that he recognizes the 12-6 rotation on that curve ball. you saw him stay at home and then just drive it down the left field line. so same thing we talked about with george zimmerman the other day. you must be careful throwing too many of the same pitch to a fastball hitter at this level. >> bob: that ball is fast hit. ronnie belliard in the outfield grass throws out jeremy. two for the mets. geico's been saving people money on car insurance for over 70 years. and who doesn't want value for their dollar? been true since the day i made my first dollar. where is that dollar? i got it out to show you... uhh... was it rather old and wrinkly? yeah, you saw it? umm fancy a crisp? g

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in an hour he will meet with the senate majority leader harry reed. tomorrow he takes the oath and officially becomes minnesota's junior senator. in theory he gives the democrats a felt buster profit majority in the senate but with robert byrd and ted kennedy ailing, democrats can only count on 58 votes. >>> well, all sunscreens are not created equal. coming up we will look at which top a new list. kim has this forecast. >> what a great day. this weather is fantastic. i will spell out the forecast in to next weekend. we love looking forward to thwacked. you are watching the noon show on 9 news now. back on the other side of this break. b@ >>> a research group wants us to think before we buy another bottle of sunscreen. the group says three of five screens either don't protect skin from sun damage or they contain hazardous chemicals. the group tested more than 1500 sunscreens and the group claims that they don't offer the best protection and also they have bad chemicals inside of them. now, this group ranks the soleo organics as the best. >> you know w

chip reed reports. >> reporter: when president obama last met with russian president dmitry medvedevapril, both men spoke of the dismal state of u.s.-russian relations. >> i think that over the last several years the relationship between our two countries has been allowed to drift. >> to help get back on track, the two presidents agreed to begin negotiations on a new nuclear arms treaty to replace the 1991 start treaty that expires in december. >> i think there's a possibility that this notion might be able to reduce perhaps 1,500 nuclear warheads on each side. >> that's down from the current threshold of 2,200 warheads and will be a small step on the path towards what mr. obama hopes will one day be a nuclear free world. other issues include getting russia to take a harder line against iran and north korea. another difficulty at this summit is that, while president obama will be negotiating primarily with president medvedev, the real power in russia is held by prime minister vladimir putin, whom the president will join for breakfast on tuesday. their relations could be tense followi

gunman that opened fire at the cookout sunday night is the same person that shot and killed gerard reed earlier this month. >> it is so important in my perspective, in my view, and i mean this, is that people within that community, and both, need to speak up. if not, it won't stop. >> well, despite the violence, this past weekend, the mayor said that statistics shows shootings and overall gun crimes are down significantly from last year. >> the body of a missing boater, has been found in the south river. maryland natural resources officers recovered the body of clinton mathew wallace, before 7:00 this evening. wallace disappeared sunday. police say he was on a boat with some friends, about a mile from shore. from mayo beach park in edgewater. police say he jumped in the water to swim, got tired and shouted for help after a few minutes. friends in the boat tried to throw him a life vest but could not get it to him on time. >> more trouble for city council woman helen holton. just two months after charges against her were dropped. a grand jury has indicted her once again. myranda stephens

frank reed, gave thanks that no one was killed. >> i feel very positive. i thank the city for all their support. i thank my pastor for being the leader that he has been through all of this. >> reporter: pastor reed's wife, lady marla, said the fire could have been tragic. >> god showed us great fair. we just came out of 30 days of prayer an worship, and had it been one more day we could have very well been in the sanctuary at the time that the fire broke out. >> reporter: jessica kartalija, eyewitness news. >> the church hasn't put a dollar amount on the damage but they're hoping the building could be repaired in the next three weeks or so. since that storm most of us have had a break from the rain for at least a couple days. taking a live look outside, it's dry, actually kind of cool for july so let's check in with meteorologist bernadette woods. she's live with the updated conditions. >> hello, adam. the farther south you went, did see a couple showers. in the city, none of it. it's on it's way out to sea at this point, taking the clouds with it. the far

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ahead, how paul reed smith is trying to keep business in tune during this recession. >> losing him is huge. >> and with the sudden death of michael jackson, people are trying anything they can to get their hands on the king of pop's music. so is your old thriller album suddenly worth more? we'll take a look. >>> our 2-degree guarantee for today was 80 degrees. the high today hit 82. we did hit that 2-degree guarantee for ten days in a row now. our complete forecast coming up just a couple of minutes. >>> cash-strapped officials in los angeles are calling for aeg live, which owns the staples center, to pay some of the estimated $1.4 million it cost to police mack's memorial service. aeg's president says the city's request is out of line. considering the company had just helped pay for a portion of the l.a. lakers $2 million victory parade. in the meantime, joe jackson, michael's father, will reportedly attend a special memorial service in the jacksons' hometown of gary, indiana on friday. that's where the jackson 5 recorded their first album back in 1969. >>> fans have been visiting th

power was convicted in 2000 for murdering reed and then rape and attempted murder of reed's 14-year-old sister. >>> coming up next, family, friends and fans have said their good-byes but the question still remain, how did michael jackson die? why we may find out sooner than first thought. >>> a family physician from iewrl alabama could soon be named to a top post in the white house. find out how she gained the attention of the president when fox 5 morning news returns. america, whattaya say to big cheesy-steaky-ness! - subway. eat fresh! - eat fresh! when you wanna kick it up with zesty chipotle sauce. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! the flavor-fullest sub only subway can offer. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! try the new subway big chipotle cheesesteak. an updated all-time favorite: juicy steak layered with zesty chipotle sauce... and melted cheese, piled high with only... the toppings you love. subway. eat fresh! maybe you want to knock off early today. sun's kind of strong. [ sizzling ] i don't know... i feel pretty good! let's try to finish it off. working in the hot sun. with the legendary tas

in fact, he's been at walter reed since last week. dole, seen here on the d-day anniversary last month, had some open sores on his left leg that required surgery, a skin graft is planned for monday. dole says it's been painful but he hopes to be out of the hospital by july 22, the day he turns 86. still ahead, how a ball player and a young fan brought each other very good luck. steve hartman's "assignment america" is next. nnnnr:nnnn medication to lower your bad cholesterol but your good cholesterol and triglycerides are still out of line? then you may not be seeing the whole picture. ask your doctor about trilipix. statin to lower bad cholesterol, along with diet, adding trilipix can lower fatty triglycerides and raise good cholesterol to help improve all three cholesterol numbers. trilipix has not been shown to prevent heart attacks or stroke more than a statin alone. trilipix is not for everyone, including people with liver, gallbladder, or severe kidney disease, or nursing women. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take a

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driving a stolen vehicle when he ran through a red light at the intersection of columbia pike and walter reed drive, striking a car. the driver of the second car was taken to hospital with critical injuries. the investigation into what caused the deadly helicopter crashed in western maryland continues this morning. it went down late thursday night in washington county. we spoke with the victims and have the latest about what might have gone wrong. >> it was supposed to be a fun night, but it turned tragic. three aviation professionals were giving helicopter rides at an event to raise money for troubled youths. can felix is described as her husband says as the ultimate gift. the mother was also a pta president, and she found time to feed the homeless on thanksgiving day. most recently she won a prize for a free helicopter ride to yet another charity event. >> i tried to convince her to drive. it was 30 miles. i was very worried about her flying a helicopter. >> the ntsb is trying to figure what went wrong, when this commercial helicopter burst into flames near hagerstown. 39-year-old george tu

it's kind of neat to see. >> reporter: but it's not just reed.rius is quickly learning exactly what it means to play like a raven. >> i always want to be the best. to be the best you have to play with the best and against the best. and i got the best with my team, you know. >> this guy has chance to be showing he plays at the college level. he has to transfer to the pro level. you watch him play, you know he is is not the biggest guy, but he plays tough. >> reporter: chad steel is the director of pr and joked with webb asking if he could consider cutting his signature dreadlocks. he says no chance. he wants kids one day to walk around with the fake dreads just like they do with manny ramirez. >>> and we have posted a link to the ravens official training campion line at abc2news.com. check it out for information on practices, times, schedules, directions, anything you need, it's all there. we're back with a final look at the forecast in just a moment. julie loves target, it's got the supplies teacher told her to get and for a great deal. she also

senator jack reed with us here on "the ed show." i just want to point out quickly back in '93 and '94 when the democrats didn't get it done, they got smoked in the midterms. i think the american people are expecting something to happen here. now, politico is reporting tonight that there's not going to be any vote before the recess over on the house side. for more on that, let's bring in congressman earl blumenour. good to have you with us tonight. you're on the house ways and means committee. this is not good news over on the house side tonight, or am i overstating that? >> it's a little frustrating that there seems to be such -- sort of a jell-o approach on the senate side. we just had a long meeting this morning with speaker pelosi, who remains committed to having a viable public option so that there will finally be realistic competition for so many of the states where there are really no realistic choices -- >> but this is deadline number two that's missed. they missed it in the senate, now they're going to miss it in the house.

and the pastor, reverend reed wasn't sure where his flock would gather. >> reporter: we can't control what nature does. we can't control that lightning struck the steeple at bethel a.m.e. but we can control how we react to these events. >> what prowm -- president obama is trying to teach our nation, that in times of trial and trouble, instead of turning on each other, if we turn to each other, we could make a difference. >> reporter: reverend reed says it's good for the jewish community and christians to come together. and other hate crimes. he believes there's a bond between the two groups that have a history of oppression. >> there's a partnership between the jewish community and the black community. reestablishes the bridge that existed between our two communities for hundreds of years. >> the seating here. >> reporter: today, the two religious leaders discussed logistics in the temple sanctuary. >> this is a sad time for them. but friends are there for the good and the bad. >> reporter: the two diverse congregations have worked together before. for example, they grew this vegetabl

>> reed remains in critical condition tonight. military is now investigating the incident. >>> and it is a new trend in doctor's office, patients putting their physicians under the microscope. they're allowing them to view them on line, some are trying to save their good names by stopping the posts. more on the story by tom fitzgerald. >> reporter: on line, you can review movies, books or hotels. and now your dotor. >> you have no idea when something is posted about it. >> reporter: one doctor is a surgeon and head of the medical society of d.c.. we showed him his own review on vitals.com. >> you have two reviews and two people who didn't like their appointment so that gives you a one out of four stars. >> reporter: the two reviews from patients who complained about long waiting times. but dr. levine says there was wrong information about the type of doctor he is and how long he practiced. >> often times, it is patients who have an ax to grind, and they're angry at something. it may be at your staff, not even you, the fact they di

so work on the statue stalled until a man named phillip reed solved the mystery.s an enslaved african-american who worked for the owner of the foundry selected to cast the bronze statue. mr. reed figured out how to disassemble the plaster model by attaching an iron hook to the statue's head and gently lifting -- he gently lifted the top section until a hairline crack appeared and the crack indicated where the joint was located and therch he repeat -- and then he repeated that operation until all five sections were visible. you know, mr. president, if you go down to the congressional visitor center, you can see this huge plaster cast, and you can see how large it is and how cumbersome it is and how difficult it would be to work with, even in today's age with the tools and all of the mechanics that we have, and yet this gentleman on his own figured it out with very little other than just a hook to be able to pull up and figure out where he would find that path of least resistance. we know about phillip reed today because fiske mills, the son of the foundry owner, to

powell was convicted in 2000 for murdering reed and convicted of the rape of reed's 14-year-old sisternvestigation at the fort myer henderson baracks. a seen year navy official sa foul play is not ruled out in a murder. >>> we could soon have answers about the death ofmm. the toxicology reports could be finished by the end of this week or early next week. authorities are investigating claims that the pop star was using large amounts of prescription medication. >>> 8:16 right now. and we've seen our -- in our ask the weather guy we saw great pictures and i'm hoping that will be the cute factor of the day, because we turn to tucker barnes now. >> and today's cute factor. >> always the highlight of the day. >> i think so. >> and now for our first 5 -- >> wait a minute. i do want to join you here. let me grab a chairment i want to interrupt the cuteness factor of the day, the my first 5 photo. >> are you taking over? >> yes. >> aren't you off? >> i am off on vacation, but i came in for this. i want to show you the pictures of my son last night at the verizon center. yes, those are not wax

walter reed played host to a wheelchair basketball tournament this week. the wounded warriors battled teams from the national rehabilitation hospital and d.c. parks and recreation. we go court side. >> this is our first annual wheelchair basketball tournament. >> we have walter reed in bethesda versus the local wheelchair basketball team. >> i hope my -- i hurt my back in '06 and i've been here ever since. >> i like to think of it as the olympics on steroids. >> i love it. we're missing legs and limbs and yet we still find ways to do the same things they do. >> in we try to push our -- we try to push ourselves as much as psible in order to be these elite athletes that we are. if you were to get in and play, you would see this is difficult for you to play it and many times more difficult for say like basketball because you have a wheelchair rather than your legs to think about. and when they come out to do this, they show their ability and people go oh, isn't that cute and they're like no, get out there and kick butt. >> it feels wonderful. it feels like my

this is from the walter reed army medical center. the grasses are in the moderate range and everything else is in the low range. notice the pen will rotation with the area of low pressure. that will give us a northwesterly flow. normally, this time of year, we get the north -- southwesterly flow. that is why we have been running below average. by the weekend, we will see a little spike in the temperature and it will feel more like summer. police cloudy skies today, an isolated showers possibly, highs in the mid to upper 80's and down near 60 tonight and tomorrow, some patchy clouds and noticeably less humid. it is not that humid today but it gets better by tomorrow. that continues into thursday. we are looking great into the weekend where we go back into humidity. >> that is something to look forward to. >> it feels great outside so enjoy it. >> august will be tough. still ahead, the never ending cavity were for children. -- cavity >>> there are new federal safety standards and that reducing salmonella and e. coli outbreaks. a food s

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he was being treated for heart problems when doctors at walter reed army medical center decided to operate on a leg that had open sores. his law firm says it is part is fine and he will be out of the hospital for his july 22 birthday. >>> next, and "politico playbook," a new summer movie is getting a lot of buzz. plus, what was president obama caught looking at? >> after beautiful weather, will rain spoiled your weekend plans? >>> more on the hostage situation in leesburg. pamela brown has the details. >> two elderly people in their eighties have been held by the armed robber cents two o'clock. earlier today, there were reports of gunfire, but there is no reason to believe there are any injuries. swat team members and the snipers are surrounding the house. we're told they will not make any sudden moves unless it is necessary. crisis negotiators are in contact with the suspect hoping to reach a paceful resolution. this unfold it this afternoon when the suspect robbed a bowl jewelry store and fled on foot -- robbed a local jewelry store and fled on foot, then chose a house at random to hide

county intersection was closed part of the evening after a serious crash at columbia pike and walter reed drive, sending one of the vehicles into a storefront. one of the vehicles was t-bond after running a red light. one vehicle rolled onto its side. one person was taken to hospital. >>> president obama and the police officer at the controversial rest of the harvard professor are talking things out, and this is less than 48 hours after he said the police department acted stupidly. caroline lyders has more with what mr. obama as saying. >> president obama did not exactly apologize, but he said he regrets his language, talking about the heated national debate. president obama placed calls to both the prof., henry gates jr., and a man who are arrested him, sergeant james crowley. two days after saying that the police acted stupidly. >> to the extent my choice of words did not eliminate but rather contributed to a new media frenzy, that was unfortunate. >> and appeared that the actions helped calm the standoff that seem to be pitting of the cambridge police department against the president.

year- old william spencer, then went to this home, tied up a 21-year- the bathroom with 2-year-old ck reed. >> he tied up the baby-sitter and she had some marks on her arm. >> he says he and his wife came home for lunch. the door was locked. he opened a window and crawled in. >> as soon as he stepped in the living a room i was greeted with a gentleman with a gun drawn to my house. >> he said he thought the gunman was disoriented. >> he was repeating himself. i was giving the same answers. he would ask the same questions again and again. >> he said the gunman was there for nearly an hour. >> he ate some food out of my refrigerator, got a drink, smoked a couple of cigarettes in my house. >> police say he stole steve's car and went to the home of an 82 and 83-year-old. it took hours. but police say he finally gave himself up peacefully. now, family close to the couple say they are doing just fine. steve says he was renting the house but because of what happened, he plans to move out and get a home in the country. police say the gunman, 49-year- old william spencer, is facing a host of felony

he was first convicted in 000 for murdering reed and then rain and attempted murder of her 14-year-old was a scene ripped straight out of a hollywood psychiatrist. prisoners on the loose after a brazen escape. people on in a mall vacation town are on letter it keep their doors and windows locked. two murders and one rapist broke out of the indiana state prison on sunday. a security guard for chicago mayor richard daley caught one of the prisoners near daley's vacation home in grand beach, michigan. >>bernie madoff apparently waking up in georgia. the disgraced financier says was moved to a federal prison in atlanta. yesterday, it was believed he was going to a facility in north carolina to bring serving his 150 year prison term. that may still be madoff's final destination. he was sentenced last month for swindling clients out of billions of dollars. >>> a senior administration official says a panel will be appointed to re-evaluate the multicolored system. that panel will key decide whether to change it or eliminatit altogether president obama is expected to announce that review later

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ray lewi lewis, roles, reed, sanders, share done and gm newsom are planning to attend the funeral tomorrow>>> controversial pro life activist protesting in baltimore city latest target senator barbara and her upcoming vote on the supreme court nomination of judge sonya sotomayor. keith live downtown with the latest on the story tonight. keith? >>reporter: randall perry and his group operation rescue have a history of what some are calling decisive commentary. you may recall he said an abortion doctor murdered in kansas last month got what he deserved. and tonight at this church he said she supports baby killers. urging pro life republican and pro life democrat to fillibuster sotomayor nomination. the 12 city tour ends today in baltimore at the basilica of the assumption. right across the stleet from the archdiocese where he is asking archbishop o'brien to withhold communion from senator if she votes for sotomayor. she's a catholic. >> when someone is in open defines of the church teachings and there by brimminging great scandal it's the obligation of the bishop to say no you may not presen

they reed to the world economy was still to shaky to put an end to th stilus packages both britainnd the u.s. insis are necesry, but germany'chancellor merkel are also talk about preparing ex strategy ito avd rnning up too much debt, and innother breakthrgh, forhe first time, they agreed that rich countries should bear the brun for glob greenhouse gas emissions and pledged to lit global warming is not re than two deees celsius. >> this is an agreement of the g8 countries. it is the fir time in as ever happened. ihink is very signicant that en during a diffilt time of recession, people want to loo forward. lo cbon jobs will be a huge part of the future. we will give great deal more certainty tohe world about whate intendto do. >> concret agrments only achied here because president obama, unlike george w.ush, is no longer dragging feet on climate change. the next challenge is to go beyond the g8 and other major nations on brd. the g8 summit in central ital bbc news. >> and as she mentned, president jintao left th summit early to return to china, where the government says western provin

reed has abn ammendment. -- amendment. >> i have five overall. one of them is a grant program, and the other is the information to obtain -- i can have the first one, i can simply wait for my term and i can do that. >> if there is no ejection -- >> this is 200? >> as the amendment is passed out, let me briefly describe this. this would authorize $50 million in grants for a coordinated service through the location of primary behavioral health settings. -- health centers. this would be used for laboratory services and screenings, and the reality is that the individuals with serious mental illness, will die 25 years before their fellow americans. this is a provision for legislation that was introduced separately by senator murkowski, and this has been supported by a wide portion of the mental health -- the american association of psychotherapy, the health council, and this would be a very small program and this would allow for us to have primary care in mental health facilities. >> mr. chairman? >> i agree with a concept, but this issue -- we tried

some people were evacuated to the reed arena at texas university. the cause of the fire has not been determined. >>> the massachusetts woman accuseded of cutting the baby from the womb of a friend is being held on $2 million bail. julie corey was arraigned in new hampshire yesterday through video from a jail. corey is accused of kidnapping an infant carried by darlene haynes, who was 8 months pregnant. haynes was found dead monday in her worcester apartment. corey was found with the baby in a homeless shelter on thursday. the baby is said to be in good condition. >>> more rough weather is forecast up and down the atlantic coast. the rough weather is a repeat of the last few days that's racked the region with flooding rain, powerful thunderstorms, and ge daing tornadoes. a massive storm pounded memphis yesterday afternoon. as many as three tornadoes were reported and more than two inches of rain fell. no one was seriously injured, but there was extensive damage. at least 50 homes were hit. power lines and trees were toppled. at one point 12,000 peopl

and that included the majority leader, senator henry reed. they will be back on this issue and others, as well. >>> secretary of state, hillary clinton, is in thailand this morning, for security talks with ministers from more than 30 countries. outside the meeting place, security forces blew up a motorcycle they feared had been loaded with explosives. turns out its owner had left it there because of a flat tire. an army spokesman said they did not want to take any chances. >>> a big show of support for the american soldier captured in afghanistan. hundreds of people attended a vigil in hailey, idaho, the hometown of private bergdahl. the military has vowed to do everything to find him. >>> a wet day for the east coast today. showers and thunderstorms from new england to georgia and alabama. with the heaviest rain in the north. warm and scattered thunderstorm from the midwest into the northern plains. and a few showers in texas and arizona. also very hot out west. >> a high of 107 in phoenix. 102 in basie. and 100 in salt lake city. mid 80s fo

. >> bob: great swing, a one- hopper to reed, first and third, one out. and a chance for willie harris to get washington on the board. that's the best swing austin has had in a while. >> rob: well, it's a little cutter, actually a sinker in on the hands of kearns. the bat head out quickly on that one. right now, willie harris, you got to make it pay right here. try to get a double. stay out of the double play. peck away. have some fun. old time baseball. >> bob: nats have four hits. and the count is even 1-1 to willie harris, who walked first time up. willie's driven in 17 this year. 30 strikeouts in 166 at bats. so he makes contact about 80% of the time. chub 2-1. but not livan's true change-up. when he really throws it it's in the high 60s. >> he'll drop that curve ball in there 65. the thing is you have to be patient with livan because he is going to try to pick off the corners. you have to pick the one you want to drive. >> bob: willie harris pops it up. two outs. and the sound of that indicates the bat might have broken, and livan hernandez of all pe

ozzie knew some, ed reed and sa marri rovl will attend. the first time we have seen michelle since the murder and an emotional time for her and fitting words from derrick mason. >> sounds like she has a lot of good people behind her. there is continuing coverage of the memorial on our website, wbaltv.com. there you can listen to fan reaction to his death. you can hear more of the moving tributes by former teammates that is all on wbaltv.com. a baltimore area soccer team coach is charnldz with soliciting sex from a 14-year-old girl. baltimore county police want to know it there are other victims. kerry cavanaugh is live with more. >> he was known as mr. chuck to his players. now police say the 32-year-old volunteer soccer coach is a sexual predator. charles friedel is charged with sexual solicitation of of a minor and distribution and possession of obscene material all linked to overtures which police say he made to a 14-year-old girl by cell phone. all while he was a coach volunteering for the greater baltimore soccer club. charging docume

i note that senator reed is here. i know he wants to speak on the amendment before us, so i would yield the floor. mr. reed: thank you very much, senator lieberman. let me rise in support of your amendment, together with senator mccain, and commend both of you -- the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. reed: i commend both of you for your efforts in this regard. this represents part of what i believe secretary gates is trying to do, which is to focus on the immediate consequential threats and necessary equipment while we are able to continue to maintain deterrents in the future. this second engine has not been, i think, fully validated by the secretary of defense, and this amendment would require such a validation. in addition, one of the aspects of the underlying legislation is that the alternate engine for the joint strike fighter would be paid for, in part, by taking away funds to purchase additional uh-1y helicopters for the marine corps. this request was in the president's busmght these helicopt

police say jerrad reed was shot at ken wood avenue and east madison street last night. another 16-year-old was also shot. he survived. no arrests have been made. >>> still no word on what caused a deadly fire in west baltimore. started around 9 last night at home on kerry street and house was supposed to be vacant but people were inside. one person pulled from the home was rushed to the hospital where he died. 4 other people were also hurt. >>> hot water heaters being blamed for carbon monoxide leak that sent 9 people to the hospital. it happened yesterday at northeast baltimore apartment in the 6900 block of mclane boulevard. 7 kids and 2 adults living in the home were also sent to the hospital to be checked out. they are all expected to be okay. >>> more criticism tonight surrounding maryland department of juvenile services. did the system fail the teen now accused of shooting a five year old girl? or did the department do everything within its power to help. joy live downtown tonight with the latest. joy? >>reporter: well jennifer a lot of people within the departmen

suspected the gunman who opened fire at the cook out sunday if the same person who shot and killed reed earlier this month. in east baltimore. >> so important in my perspective and my view and i mean this is that people within that community they really need to speak up. if not then it's not going to to. >>reporter: the mayor also says despite this weekend violence, statistics show shootings are significantly down this year. reporting live in east baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> fight between father and son ends with a stabbing. this happened last night in glen byrney 600 block of old stage road. jake honey cut charged with assault and attempted murder. his 54-year-old father is in shock trauma in stable condition. the man who killed a woman in a kateville liquor store will not serve time in prison. david briggs was found guilty but not criminally responsible for the murder of miss ring. rigs slashed the throat and the wrist of the 24-year-old woman while she was waiting in line at the store last november. rigs was committed to clifton perkins psychiatric hospital in jessup.