stevie wonder apparently heard about it and decided to come and pay his respects. he performed two songs. the lacrosse team at uva are taking to the road and playing in the finals. tomorrow's rival is planning a moment of silence and will be wearing wristbands' in honor of yeardley love. >>> a police found out about after the woman's other son had been living there for days. we're live with this strange and tragic story. what is the latest? >> right now, police say that they cannot visibly identify this woman because of the severe decomposition. they're waiting for dental and fingerprint records. we may have a name later this evening, but sources tell us that they are sure that it is at the mother in this case. we're waiting for her son's appearance in court. the charge will be second degree murder. the tale of tragedy first began to unfold thursday evening when a 19-year-old mentally challenged man fell out of a second-floor window. police found today believed was the mother's severely decomposing body. they believe the woman's older son is behind everything. he i

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stevie wonder performed a song as a tribute to the straight "a" student. michael brown says the service was a celebration of sutton's life. sutton was an intern for brown as part of a youth program. one person has been charged in sutton's death now. >>> police are stepping up security near a middle school in annapolis after two girls said they were approached by a suspicious man. the girls are students at bates middle school. one girl said on may 1st while walking along boxwood road, a man in a car asked if she wanted to go for a ride. two weeks later, the other students said she was walking to the school bus stop on fairfax road when a man grabbed her arm. she managed to pull away and the suspect ran off. in both case, the suspect was driving a small dark blue sedan, possibly a honda with tinted windows. >>> we're learning new details today about an emergency landing at dulles airport. united airlines flight 27 was flying from new york to los angeles when a cockpit fire forced the pilot to land the boeing 757 in virginia. federal safety investors today sa

r&b singer stevie wonder attended playing the piano at service. the boy was shot and killed earlier this month. the man charged in his murder, 28-year-old amari cotton is expected in court for a hearing next week. >>> coming up next here at 6, facing pressure to resign. the country's national intelligence director steps down. did he get a raw deal. >> new numbers on the economy, why d.c. -- what d.c., maryland and virginia have in common. >>> the secrets to help you nail your next interview. >>> and did you see it? an amazing basketball shot from a moving plane. worth a second, third and fourth look. we're back.  >> a rocky tenure is ending for the member of the obama administration. admiral dennis blair, the director of national intelligence is resigning and craig bosswell has the news edge. >> reporter: after 16 months on the j the director of national intelligence admiral blair is stepping down. the white house said several candidates are being interviewed for the job which oversees the nation's 16 intelligence agency. >> th

the hearts of many were touched by a aris who were privileged to sing alongside stevie wonder ♪ [ musicshe said in his own words he was so hurt by the tragedy of this young man's life. that he felt compelled to come out and to speak to this community. it really touched all of us to even think of our communities in the same way. we have to do better. >> ♪ love in me >> reporter: in southeast washington, alex trevino, 9 news now. >>> 28-year-old omare cotton faces first-degree murder charges in connection with the death of alonte sutton. >>> prosecutors are using medical evidence and 911 calls to layout a time line of victim robert wone's last minutes alive. they believe the suspect may have left his body for up to 49 minutes alone while they cleaned up the crime scene. the first paramedic to arrive testified about seeing very little blood there, even though wone was stabbed three times in the chest. five minutes to his 911 call, the suspect asks the dispatcher for the time. she tells him 11:54 and asks repeatedly how the stabbing occurred. >> reporter: it was a rough day in court for won

the poland family arranged for a private performance by stevie wonder at the verizon send they are wednesday get the tickets set aside for charitable groups and teachers, an e-mail was sent with a link to ticket master and pass word. as first reported on wtop radio, the e-mail to the school fell in the wrong hands and somebody took all the tickets. the wizards released more tickets to accommodate the teachers. this time, hard copies. >>> coming up, the government promises to keep its boot on bp's neck. that's not enough for many in the gulf. >>> parents worry a new bar by doll is sending the wrong signals. >>> and prime time television for 20 years, we take a look back at "law & order." >>> veronica? what's ahead in the weather? >> a little bit of morning fog again, doreen. but then higher temperatures. in fact, some summer heat coming our way. lindsey? >>> coming up in sports, the philadelphia flyers try to complete an improbable run to the stanley cup finals. also, stephen straussburg shows he's human tonight. but still, so impressive. >>> frustration is growing over the oil that continues

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[applause] >> i never had to follow stevie wonder before.end, a partner in the freedom struggle, a role model, and a mentor. i always knew who dorothy height was and what she did. but did not get to meet and know her until i became wiley branton's deputy at the board of education project of the southern regional council. and i remember vividly the atlanta b.e.p. meetings, when martin luther king, jr., whitney m. young, jr., roy wilkins, wiley branton, leslie dunbar, and dorothy height, sat around the conference table and engaged in heated discussions about voter registration and citizenship education in the 11 states of the old confederacy. during the most hotly debated moments of the meeting, dorothy height sat with her knitting needles, knitting away, until overcome with impatience and could not take the dictum any longer. dorothy would methodically place the needles on the table, noticing it, the room would get exceedingly quiet. [laughter] >> and then the only woman in the established civil rights leadership group of that era, would have

. >>> family, friends and stevie wonder turned out to celebrate the life of a d.c. teenager and city council intern who was murdered earlier this month. wonder performed a song at the funeral today for alante sutton. it was held at allen chapel ame church in southeast. sutton was an intern for district council member michael brown as part of a youth program. brown was among those at today's funeral. >> a sad day but a celebration, too. a celebration of alante's life who was doing everything right. that's really the scary part about this violence. you can do everything right and still be touched by it. we just have to do a much better job of embracing our young people. >> bun person has been charged with sutton's death. councilman brown says he's going to work with sutton's family to make sure alante's life will be memorialized. >>> and a coach with a professional hockey team is facing sex abuse charges. it happened last night at the mayflower. police believe mark hardy and a relative were out drinking and returned to their hotel room to sleep. the victim told police

>> jimmy: come on. [ cheers and applause ] maybe a little stevie, maybe a little higher ground.ver, man. >> jimmy: this is for you -- this bass is for you right here. >> this bass could be yours? >> jimmy: "this could be yours." there you are -- >> sir, how are you, baby? what's going on, band? >> jimmy: do you guys just want to start it up and have randy come on in? and i'll sing lead. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ people keep on learning soldiers keep on warring world keep on turning ♪ ♪ because it won't be too long ♪ >> jimmy: randy jackson! ready, quest? ♪ ♪ i'm so darn glad he let me try it again because my last time on earth ♪ ♪ i lived a whole world of sin i'm so glad that i know more than i knew then ♪ ♪ gonna keep on trying 'till i reach the highest ground ♪ >> jimmy: randy jackson! take it right now on the bass. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: yes! that's what i'm talking about! randy jackson right there. "american idol" airs tuesday and wednesday on fox. david boreanaz is coming up next. come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ chimes, buzzes ] someone name

music legend stevie wonder was among those at sutton's funeral. he even performed a song in his memory. one person has been charged in alante sutton's death. >>> really nice start to our weekend outside, but it's probably not going to last, huh, veronica? >> n it's starting to slip away, jim and doreen, slipping away with high clouds that have moved in during the late afternoon, early evening. what we're going to have this weekend -- it's going to be seasonably mild but wet at times. that will at least help the pollen count. i know a lot of you with the warm weather found yourself outside exercising. the pollen count, 179. today now high with birch making up 93 of that total count. d.c., sterling, prince georges county, man nassas at 81 degree. a nice evening. we've got rain posted for both days of the weekend. i'm going to detail when we've got the best chance for wet weather and talk about how much. and then as we get to memorial day weekend, not just a warm pattern but a hot pattern. we've got those temperatures coming up. >> thank you, veronic

stevie wonder was in attendance playing the piano at the service. the man charged in the murder 28-year-old amare cotton is expected in court for hearings next week. >>> a man wanted for beating up his girlfriend unleashed a pit bull on one of their officers. it happened in indian head, maryland. joseph romanowski let his dog off the leash when he realized his girlfriend called them. the officers shot the dog which later died. he was arrested and charged with assault. >>> home you enjoyed today. the fox 5 storm force tracking another round of weather changes after a sunny end to the workweek. we could be in for a wet weekend. fox 5's gary mcgrady is live in the weather center with everything you need to know. >> how many times do we find ourselves if this situation. it's friday night and we're talking about the weather right downhill. it's going to be different this weekend. it's not going to abcomplete washout. looks like tomorrow will be better. it's actually going to be on sunday. let me show you what we're tracking to the west. more wet weather.

to high-profile gigs with bob dylan, bruce springsteen, and stevie wonder.armon ka has always been, well, low profile. seen as a play thing that just anyone can pick up and blow. a harmon ka is not just a souped-up kazoo. >> correct. the real musical instrument. people just don't know. >> reporter: in a reopened factory in rockford forward illinois, brad harrison is devoting his life to making the harmon ka a major player. so this is the assembly line. >> yeah. >> reporter: harrison and his six-man band hand craft each b- rad as in brad harmon ka, the only model made in america. his harmon ka shares the basic mechanics with its competitors air passing back and forth over reads inside makes it sing. you can play the harmon ka blowing out and blow drawing in. >> that's the only musical instrument you can do that. >> reporter: it seems very eco- friendly. you're not wasting any breath. >> a good point. >> reporter: but the b-radical looks and plays radically different. >> it is is very functional. >> reporter: the rounded body is more comfortable to hold, he sa

like the stevie wonder song, if you really want to hear our views, you haven't done nothing. guest: let me point out that congress passed a moratorium on new explorations because the bush administration would not allow us to move forward with legislation to reimpose it. it ran into the toes and threats and expired. -- ran into vetoes and eight expired. when president obama announced a couple weeks before this episode that he would allow drilling in certain parts of the country, i took to the floor of the senate to say that that was wrong, that we should not expand exploration, particularly in the mid-atlantic, and that i would do everything in my power to make sure that there was no oil exploration of the midlantic. i appreciate your frustration that congress should have done a better job, could not agree with you more, but just understand that the bush administration was in this mode of deregulation and we are paying a heavy cost, i have the cost for our economy with what happened on wall street, at heavy cost as far as what is happening in the gulf of mexico. now is the tim