. >>> los sueños de sara fueron destruidos por un accidente.ar. tw desafío diario. . >>> toma aproximadamente 2 horas y de trabajo continuo el poner una otra cosa, ves tirla, poner una silla y todo. entonces, nos vamos y en 20 minutos salimos de la casa. ella no lo puede hacer. todo tiene que planearse. >>> estuvo 3 años rehabilitándose en distintas instituciones y con sus padres luchó para que el seguro médico cubriera su cuidado pero su pasión impulsó a seguir ubicándose. y la trajo a la ciudad de california en davis. >>> la historia de sara se convierte en ao extraordinario a pesar de sus limitaciones físicas se puso a estudiar derecho para allá doctor a otros. >>> querer es poder creo que también.... si se puede. solo toma tiempo. >>> sara está orgullosa que la corte suprema de la nación comience una nueva era te naoepd por primera vez entre sus joe ceso a una mujer hispana como ella está orgullosa de comenzar la nueva era con un logro que pocos creían posible este verano, sara se graduó de abogada. sueño cumplido para una mujer que siempre

sara walsh is live at fedex field as we speak. sara, the end zone is behind you. show the boys where it is. they haven't been there much. >> the question is whether they can find it ott or not. despite the weather conditions which you can see are rapidly deteriorating the stars will play at least half and is that enough time to get them in to the end zone. on then other side of the ball the defense is trying to avoid the wrath of the man they call the defensive coordinator greg baltimore. there are enormous expectations on this defense. they were not thrilled against their work who easily moved the ball on 3rddown. the redskins are not lacking for star power but they need to see this unit run deeper than the big names. >> personally i'd rather have guy tass work together. go back to ben hur. i think that was classic. to hold it all together. if you have four horses running everywhere you don't have a chance and every football team needs some guys to be that settling factor. >> reporter: meanwhile it is a patriots quarterback that should receive a warm welcome here

sara walsh at fedex field. , hey, sara. >> the redskins didn't just hold their own with the defendingowl champs be eat -- they beat them. a couple of up and coming rookies made a name for themheof act es of the action from the nats and d.c. united all ahead next. seem smooth and strong to irreversible damage. no different. irreversible loss of enamel. enamel shield enamel loss by forming against acid attack. toothpastes dentists check most. save your enamel. be gone for good. enamel shield. with the rinse. >>> and now, 9 sports with sara walsh, the best sports in town. >> welcome back welcome back to fedex field where the redskins leave landover with their first pre-season win. if you want to test yourself against the best there is no better challenge than taking on the defending super bowl champion pittsburgh steelers. remember, this is a team that has the league's best defense a year ago. it didn't deter the offense tonight. first drive 4th and 10 for the 'skin skins. hunter smith back to pont. it is a fake. ross cartwright barrels 50 yards down. clinton portis 11 yards on this draw

hey, sara. >> reporter: hey, brett.y be pre-season, but whether it counts or not, nobody likes to get blanked. this team knows they're far from being where they need to be. >> preseason is all about preparing yourself for the regular season. and you try to find the rhythm, you try to get back to gain speed. because practice you can't demonstrate game speed in practice. >> it's a hard feeling to know that there is 0 up on the board. and still even -- and i'm telling you the truth, i feel like every time we go out there, we're going to score. >> we didn't get any points tonight. that's a huge concern. we had opportunities. we had a few turnovers. and we didn't capitalize. they came out and played well. >> reporter: here is some teanus fnumbers for you, jason campbe. three of six for 38 yards. your rusher heart wright. top receiver d.j. hackett. kelly just behind him with 25. >> reporter: sayre remarks thanks very much. that's it on an interesting night. redskins shutout and michael vick is a philadelphia eagle. we are liv

thank you, sara. >>> 9news now at 6:00 p.m. is about 10 minutes away and here is a look at what we have new for you tonight. three men beat an elderly man within an inch of his life. police are calling it a hate crime. tonight you will hear from a witness. >>> plus, cold case solved. details on the arrest of a person who set a house fire that injured a firefighter. >>> and, how you can see nats new star pitcher steven strassburg and it will only cost you $1. it's all new tonight at 6:00 p.m. >>> up next, dr. oz with some tips to keep you healthy. give uryoatkiwill give your ki the power they need as they head back to school. f shlucaor cnkers is available at your chevy dealer. with more eligible models to choose from than anyone. if nkurorlu cer qualifies to be recycled, you can get a $3500 or $4500 government rebate. and just announced! if you qualify for thelu cer rebateyoalu may so qualimafy for 0foap% mr r s.on72 th a $3500 government rebate and no wnnt pmeay. go to chevy.cotafoder s.il >>> in tonight's living well health n

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we've got hoda kotb and sara gore who are helping us out.tt >> that's right. half of hollywood's hot it couple, he has a new movie coming out. recently he sat down with ann in new orleans and he is talking about the one thing he is truly passionate about. >> does that include me? >> now, now. >> also ahead, the project runway winner is showing his ideas for fierce fall fashion trends. we'll find out what he has to say about that. >> plus, if you're in the mood for a good cruise, we've got some real bargains out there, even on some of the more upscale lines. we're going to show you how to hit the high seas for low prices. and speaking about summer vacations, how about a little weather? >> why don't we get to that. >> great idea. glad i thought of it. for today, showers in the pacific northwest. heavy rain along the southeastern atlantic coast. for tomorrow, we are looking at some showers along the mid-atlantic coast into the southeast. slight risk of strong storms in the central plains. rain in the pacific northwest. sizzling in the southwest

sara lawrence-lightfoot who says there is passion and adventure after the age of 50, if you're open to learning and change. >> all of us at this point, to some degree i think are on a search for meaningfulness, for purposefulness. we want to find what this next 25 years, this in fact penultimate chapter of our life, is going to be about. >> moyers: and a photographer turns our mass consumption into a thing of beauty and a warning about the fate of the earth. >> this one is called plastic bottles, and it depicts two million plastic bottles, the number we use in the united states every five minutes. stay tuned. captioning sponsored by public affairs television >> moyers: welcome to the journal. this is that time of year when public television asks you to go to your phone or computer and make a pledge to this station. more than ever, it can use your help in these very difficult economic times. this week, as we often do during pledge drives, by popular request we're bringing back one of your favorite broadcasts, this one with a remarkable scholar and story teller who has some important ins

sara walsh just spoke with some of the redskins as they came off the field. >> reporter: good evening. for the second game in a row, this redskins went against an elite and more than held their own. they went deep and produced points, hopefully quieting some of the doubt. >> we played for three or four quarters and get a feel for playing the game. we had some fun. we tried to execute different areas of the field. those are things that we have to continue to keep doing because those are plays that can change play us in the season. we can still do better. >> reporter: some numbers on jason campbell. 209 yards. he had a rushing touchdown 13 of 22. the guys are just filing into the locker room behind me. we are going to be back to join you with more post game reaction coming up later in the show. brett. >> thanks very much. full highlights and more post game reaction in sports including details on the shoulder injury to tom brady.

sara was down on the ground. >> i don't think so. not right now. >> no, no, no. >> coming up in this half hour, we'll be talking about something that's really kind of a strange tradition called hoarding. this is where people bring all kinds of useful stuff for the most part, into their house, they clutter up the house, then they have an impossible time getting rid of it. it can really negatively impact their lives. we're going to talk more about that with a woman who is a mother of three, got so bad she was worried about losing her children. >> yeah. and then i'm going to talk about something a little bit on a lighter note. they look good, we all love our heels, but can we feel good in them, too? that's a very good question. we're talking about high heels. long a fashion must-have, they were a could star in "sex and the city" and some women will suffer through anything to sport these gorgeous shoes. i do it all the time. but can you look good and feel good at the same time. i don't know. >> not an issue for us. >> not so much. by the

sara. >> thank you, tom. >>> d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton is one of those people expressing condolences to the shriver and kennedy families. today on fox 5 news, horton called her an inspiration for millions of people. >> this is a woman who had a global of facts. special olympics is a monument to a life worth lived. >> holmes-norton says special olympics has done more than anything else to free the public from stereotypes about people with mental disabilities. read more about eunice kennedy shriver's life and work with special olympics at myfoxdc.com. you can see our photo gallery, plus tributes and condolences there. >>> we are learning more about a deadly pit bull attack in leesburg. 21-year-old carter delaney was found dead in his family's home on plaza street northeast yesterday. police saa preliminary autopsy confirms he was killed by two pit bulls. a small dog was also found dead. friends believed delaney was trying to break up a fight between the dogs when he was attacked. a cocker spaniel was inside th

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walmart. >>> now 9 sports with sara walsh, the best sports in town.of 29,000 showed up to redskins park to get a glimpse of the 09edition of the team which looks like the 08edition, great news for the defense, not quite as stellar for the offense on jason campbells first drivive the scrimmage, marched his unit down field short passes taking them to the two yard line. they were unable to convert. instead settling for a field goal. considering this team struggled to score touchdowns late if the year, improvements are still in order. >> we should have scored easily. should have been a easy touchdown. we need to get back in the field and move down the field. >> made us feel good to get a good line drive. >> we are going to keep taking steps forward. >> if you were one of those frutting about the help of the 0 line. bridges has a sprained ankle. thomas is out with the knee on the positive, however, higher says he going to return to practice tomorrow. in canton this evening former red skin bruce smith inducted in to the hall of fame he goes in as a buffalo

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. >> sara, some decisions to make for the nats, right?y getting hot for them over in the front office because they are under deadline. >>> ahead in sports. good news for the current nats tonight but same can't be said for a future national whose standing is in jeopardy. the latest on the steven strassburg signing. will it even happen? players getting back to work for the first time since that outing. those stories are next. its incredible deals. and with her daughter starting middle school tomorrow, connie's got some high expectations. she expects look 11 might be the one. she expects look 17 might be the one. so she shops target. where they've always got her back for back to school. target. expect more. pay less. ♪ doctor says i have to lower my cholesterol. here you go, mr. noran. (announcer) trying to lower your cholesterol can be a challenge. but with the help of honey nut cheerios' sweet taste, lowering your cholesterol is a non-challenge. get your free sample online at non-challenge.com this is really good! eveponew crest also shiel

sara walsh and albert haynesworth are one on one from his crib. sara sits down with haynesworth at his home and they talk everything from football to family. that's tonight at 11:00 p.m. >>> after missing the last two seasons doing prison time, michael vick returns to the nfl tonight. there will be some angry people waiting for him. that story is coming up. >>> plus, a look at the u.s. strategy as more troops head for combat in afghanistan. it is approaching 5:27. here's angie. >> we love thursday. we are getting closer to that week an we are traveling 50 westbound. nothing but green cars. the traffic and weather together when 9 news now returns. >>> today the body of senator ted ken dewill start a journey from his home to its resting place at arlington national cemetery. thanks for joining us this thursday morning. >> we say good morning to howard bernstein. >> the humidity is up, a hair spray alert. it is sticky outside. a frontal boundary will switch our winds from the hot s 90we had yesterday to a northeast wind in the upper 80s today and a fe

it comes from sally sara of abc of australia. >> reporter: the people of oruzgan province are prying for peace. are operation for peace but threat of insurgent attacks is never far away. australian forces are being urged to stay in ora gon until security is stabilized. the federal government will have the final say but it will depend on how long it takes for afghan troops to stand on their own. >> it's a really difficult question. i think it's up to five years i think we meet in the first place. >> reporter: the commander of the australian task force believes it will be at least five years. >> and i think it could take longer. but clearly, i just couldn't put a time frame on it. yeah, in a nutshell it's going tok in the long hall. >> reporter: in the short-term coalition and afghan forces are trying to provide security for this week's presidential election. there's been a spike in attacks and there are fears that the taliban will do all they can to scare away from th >> by using indirect fire, by using ieds and also probably by suicide attacks. >> reporter: despite the risk, people t

sally sara, abc news. >>> in iran today, president mahmoud ahmadinejad fired four senior intelligence ministry officials, part of a purge targeting officials who disagreed with that crackdown on protesters after the disputed presidential election in june. over the weekend, a top prosecutor acknowledged that some of those arrested had been tortured while in prison. he called such treatment "painful accidents" that cannot be defended, and said those involved should be punished. >>> in asia, typhoon morakot has been downgraded to a tropical storm, but not before it caused widespread destruction in several countries. the typhoon dumped as much as 80 inches of rain in parts of taiwan, where 400 or more people were reported buried and are unaccounted for after a mudslide in one village yesterday morning. in china, hundreds of villages and towns were flooded and more than 2,000 houses collapsed. almost a million people were evacuated. and in the philippines, the storm killed at least 22 people over the weekend. >>> today, another typhoon, etau, slammed into the west coast of japan causing fl

. >>> i'm sara walker. coming up, we'll hear from jason campbell for the first time since he made those controversial comments in "sports illustrated." that's still ahead. >> we'll be back in stick around. b@b@ >>> welcome back, jason campbell, we all know he is a stand-up guy. he says the right thing, does the right thing, and avoids creating controversy. at least until. now although not to get petty, the front office started it hen they tried to replace him this off-season and left him to answer all the questions. the quarterback let it fly. >> reporter: for any athlete making the cover of "sports illustrated" is exciting. ebbs i'm honored, you know, to be on there, and thankful at the same time. i got to continue to come out here every day to prepare myself to play ball and just continue to lead my team. >> reporter: ironic, because campbell's ability to do just that is the reason he laned the cover. the article that has the quarterback taking his first verbal shot at the team who did everything to trade

. >>> that's not the kind of sports we're talking about, huh sara? >> it's nationals over redskins. we're hoping we have some big news in very near future. the nationals to come down to decisions made in the next 40 minutes. we count down that midnight deadline. plus the redskins do noto to be called by their coach. those stories next. /p fresh...fresh...fresh. really fresh. come into your local giant today for mouthwatering fruits and vegetables, all at prices you can handle. like orchard perfect peaches and nectarines, just 99 cents a pound. this week only at giant. you know, it's not the grill thatakes this week only at giant. a delicious, tender, perfect piece of steak. [ crowd gasps ] it's the steak. enjoy quality selections from the butchers at giant, like top round london broil just $1.99 a pound. >>> and now 9 sports with sara walsh, the best sports in town. >> the nats could take a lesson from cinderella. she knew if she wasn't out of that ball by the time the clock struck midnight the charade was up. and we're counting it down for you on the right side of the screen. stras

since natalie's on vacation, we have lx tv's sara gore. thanks for being here. >> i'm so glad to be here. >> this team does not go out together very often. >> cool. >> thank you. >> coming up, more on this terrible story that happened on the taconic parkway here in new york, a mother driving the wrong way in her minivan down that road, apparently after drinking and smoking pot. her daughter was killed in the crash, she was killed in the crash, her three young nieces were killed when she then hit an suv, a father and son were killed in that car along with a family friend. members of the bastardi family will join us this morning, find out how they heard about the crash and some of the developments they're going to talk about since they got that terrible news. >>> then we'll switch gears. you ever say i put on some weight, i have a slow metabolism, or i'm okay, i have a quick metabolism? there are some myths and truths. jillian michaels will be here to answer some of our questions about metabolism. >>> and they arary saying that middle age is

. >>> thank you, sara. >>> jim wells helped free an american prisoner in myanmar. he met with the leaders saturday and they handed over the missouri native. he was sentenced to seven years of labor because he swam to a man's house on house arrest. they arrived in bangkok yesterday. >> the most important part of this, i believe is this was a gesture from the government of myanmar that we should be grateful for and hopeful build upon. >>> with the timing of the mission close to president clinton helping two prisoners, some worry about the message it could send. rogue nations could be encouraged to use american hostages as ponds. and president obama is making contacts with less friendl >>> new this morning, a stabbing in college park left another man dead and another hurt at road island avenue. police got a call about two on the ground and when they got there, they found a man with stab wounds. one died later at the hospital. >>> also, new, a man found dead in upper marlboro. he was found on oak grove road. and that victim is a latino man and his identity is unknown.

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sara walsh has more. >> reporter: team officials refuse to go on camera to discuss the media twitterthey gave this statement, we like other teams are concerned about the type of information that is being reported from practice and the type of information that gives us the biggest concern is strategy. the redskins have no problem getting the message out, as listening as it is their own. the team's blogger and employees of radio station 9:80 a.m. are not subject to the ban. and that has some in the media concerned. >> i think it is a mistake. they are cutting off the messenger. fans are following our pages to see what is going on at practice. it par for the course for the redskins. >> brian mitchell says allowing some to twitter and banning others sets a dangerous precedent. >> this town loves the redskins why only let your guys do it and not let the other people do it. talk about trying to control the message. >> reporter: several layer -- players have their own twitter account. while zorn is aware they tweet he hasn't set any twitter rules. >> i don't worry about it but we talked abo

joseph carson, age progressed to 7, here is his recovery ra sara brynn, missing at 3, age progressed at 7, recovered at 8. and eric austin, taken just 1 1/2 months old, age progressed to 21. here's his student i.d. >> the team also uses computer wizardry to reconstruct the faces of the dead, another 41 cases solved. >> we get to give that victim their name back. >> reporter: many of these cold cases do not have a happy ending, including jaycee lee dugard. she's alive, but no one can restore the childhood she lost. david wright, abc news, virginia. >>> the los angeles county core nore today confirmed details surrounding michael jackson ice death. in a state, they said jackson's death was a homicide, caused by acute propofol intoxication. a fatal overdose of the powerful drug. an investigation is continuing. >>> also in california, more wildfires, it's a familiar story. the fires cover tusands of acres, homes are threatened, residents have been forced to flee. there is a state ofen ergmecy as crews battle the blazes with thg hot, dry conditions making things worse. brian rooney is in l

and sara, good morning. >> good morning to both of you.nderway this morning and as you said, new faces is right. they'll see a lot of those and besides the 500 new teachers and 16 new principals in the district alone. there will be 141,000 students across the county. that's a record number for the county. it's because of the crisis and this year, many have been forced to pull their kids out of private schools because they lost their jobs and trying to save cash. and this is the largest district in maryland. they believe they can handle all of the extra kids. >> hopefully we won't get so many it adjusts the class ratio. we're planning on the same ratios even though we're dealing with the budget problem. >> and now, the other problem they're dealing with this year, the swine flu, that's one of the other concerns. they're not sure what's going to happen with that, but the school feels, a little more, i guess, that they'll be able to deal with it. they had the swine flu out break last year. they know what to expect and they believe they're mor

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. >> all right to sara in pennsylvania. good evening, sara. your question? >> caller: good evening. you may have answered one of my questions, because you put something up on the screen on the registered firearm and i'm curious what the officers said to the aunt and uncle knowing that there was a meth lab in the home that they invited the police officers in. >> good question. to lieutenant brian simcox? >> well, it is our belief that the aunt and uncle were not aware that the meth was being cooked in the house. ron copeland's elderly grandmother who is bedridden is in the house and the aunt and uncle care for her upstairs and sasha and ron were in the basement downstairs. when we explained the flamability, and the toxins to the children, they let us in and granted us consent to search the home. because copeland and sasha were hope, we also got consent of them and got pictures of the meth lab and the gun. >>> ohio police made a shocking discovery after responding to a tip, they arrived at a local home where they say they found six children, a loaded gun, and a full meth lab inside. a

b@ >>> and now 9 sports with sara walsh, the best sports in town. >>> here is how the skins week work. with a game thursday the game treats sunday like a typical wednesday. confusing, right? to simplify there are four days left in the preseason and the coaches need everyone of them to make cut down decisions. five were released today. all eyes however on the quarterback position where the team will need to make an interesting call after the jags game. brennan struggled, or case daniel who was terrific but only played one quarter. >> last preseason game it is doubly important to end everything on a good note. definitely i want to go out and do good. that is what you strive for at this level. >> the preseason starts and the guys that don't continue to rise up and really make a difference are the guys that you have to question. >> haines worth was absent, stomach issues. clinton portis is ruled out for thursday. rogers, his claim status for thursday is still in question. >>> baseball in the nats are in st. louis. the pitcher went 9 away. stras burg said it is going to be throwing a baseb

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. >> cdcresearcher sara lee says that leaves a third of schools that offers recess to some students or not at all. >> one of the big reasons is pressures for improving test scores within core academic sukts. >> but along with higher test scores, may come higher obesity rates. to bring attention to the problem, lee has joined with the cartoon network's get animated program to get some major help. >> recess is where everything started for me when it came to loving sports. and just wanted to be activity and get out there with the rest of the kids. >> recess can do as much for a child's brain as their bodies. >> there is evidence that shows recess can actually improve classroom attentiveness, concentration and time on task. >> for today's health minute, i'm dr. son jay gulp ta. >>> we show -- for parents now the choices, well, do you get a mac or pc? abc's andrea smith tries to make that decision a little easier. >> reporter: top bunk or bottom bunk? students have so many decisions to make, but the biggest one just may be mac or pc. for many it's a personal decision but lots of factors com

. >>> i'm sara walt, at fedex field where tonight we will get a much clearer picture of what this redskins offense can really do. jason campbell and company are in search of the first preseason touchdown. >> i would love to have scored, you know, 15 touchdowns already in the last two games. i want to see a sustained drive. i want to see us push it in when we get down to the three yard line. stay together, work hard, fight, literally fight to scrap for everything. >> reporter: the redskin and patriots kick off at 8:00. keep it here. starting at 7:30 we will bring you redskins tailgate. >>> i'm scott broom in portion county, a crisis that marred the first week of school here has still not been completely resolved. >> right now we're at 1,273 students who are, who are working an the clock to get their schedules done. >>> now anger from parents that revelations that school officials knew of the brewing crisis long before school started. >> we had some issues with the timing of the scheduling. >> reporter: chief technology officer wesley watts junior on thursday pointed to the $4.1 million comp

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. >> sara walsh will have more on the championship tonight on sports plus immediately after 9news nowng up next on 9news now. which local companies are growing faster than all the rest? >>> and an unpleasant surprise for a homeowner whose house was- control driver. we will be right back. >>> welcome back, folks. conneticut senator christopher dodd is back home tonight. the 65-year-old lawmaker was released from the hospital after undergoing surgery for prostrate cancer. the five-term democrat says cancer will not affect his plans to seek a sixth term next year. >>> a maryland high school teacher is accused of having sex with a 16-year-old student. mark jackson is an rotc instructor at a high school in prince george's county accused of having sex with a female student beginning last december at his home. court papers say the girl's mother suspected something was wrong. he admitted to having sex with the girl one time. he is charged with taking a minor over state lines for sex. >>> companies are not only making it in the recession but some are thriving. ink magazine has come out with it

this morning, sara -- ceremony takes place at george washington university. the veterans affairs department began to distribute payments to schools participating in the program. $78billion is expected to be paid out. >>> the family of a missing navy pilot has some answers, nearly two decades after his disappearance. scott speicher's f-18 was shot down during the first hours of the persian gulf war. the pentagon confirms that remains found buried in the iraqi desert are those of scott speicher. scott speicher's family and friends had pressed the military to continue to search for him. theynow say ththey have the closure they have been looking for. >>> federal authorities are considering a plan to move suspected terrorists held at guantanamo bay to prisons in michigan and kansas. but the ranking republican and the u.s. house says that plan is ill conceived. ohio congrohsmey jann boehner is calling on the administration to go back to the drawing board. the administration has struggled for months how to close the u.s. navy prison in guantanamo bay. >>> the portio

sara lee just has a lot of up side. it, like kraft, was out of favor for a long time, on my sell list for a long time, but they've accomplished a turnaround as well and are exposed to the currency turn. when you look at sara lee, something like 75% of the earnings are outside the u.s. that the really rock and roll when he wet today the fourth calendar quarter. >> in any one market that dominates that 70%. >> yeah, there's a huge netherlands coffee company, to put a fine point on it. >> i ask about the lobbies, because it is interesting to think about some of the big shifts here, that we have seen an increase a a lot of health-related diseases, and some people are much more conspiracy theory about it, but an increase in big food, processed food, and the food companies spend a lot on lobbying, i'm not saying that's good or bat, but it's not gotten a lot of coverage. we talk about pharmaceutical companies, big food is a big lobby. >> absolutely. >>> a quick programming note, in case you're wondering why you were looking at