. >> the family members showed up, the moe, the father, the stepmother and the victim and older brother and younger brother. the victim's name is elizabeth gnash, about to enter her junior year, about to go back to school when this happened. the older brother and younger brother, told us that his sister had been texting, tweeting, taking pictures, up on the bridge with a friend, all the texts, the messages stopped. the brothers came out here and later on they found out that in deed it was their sister who was killed, elizabeth gnash, about to enter her junior year at james madison university. the family distraught, the bodies were removed from the bridge at 3:45 this morning, taken to the medical examiner's office, when we spoke with ken k the county executive, he has been on the scene since this happened. he said it's too early to tell if it's because they were on the bridge that caused the derailment, obviously that's part of the investigation. one thing he said for people who live in the area, you want to avoid main street, through the morning rush. the road will be closed to traffic

the city -- spraying on the ground to kill the moe ski toes that are carrying that disease. >> they're protesting the living conditions at that complex and the group says immigrants had been told, they can't seek work outside that complex or wait for their employers in the nearby parking lot. >> authorized biography as the late joe paterno now in stores. he hardly got along with former assistant coach jerry sandusky sexually abusing boys. it talked about how he died uncontrollable. >> florida family has much to be thankful for after their daughter drove their car into a pond. a. he pulled her out and gave her cpr. she spent a number of days in the hospital and thankful the man was able to rescue her. >> thompson has since been released from the hospital and she'll be turning 18 at the end of the month. >>> ice covering the arctic ocean is now melting, they say this is because of the higher than average temperatures this year. this is coming from the u.s. national snow and ice data center in colorado. now they say the area of the ocean covered by ice gets to under 2 million square miles

>> i think the moe will be up in the markets, we'll probably be in a trading race for awhile, but i think something will happen in september even though it's going to be considered a political move right before the election. i think the fed has enough bad news out there to be able to provide some easy for the market. >> what are you looking for for next week? >> i'm sorry, is that for me? >> yes, stephanie link. >> next week will be really busy for the summer time in august. we have a couple companies reporting earnings like home dep depot, walmart, and cisco. they will get great data points from john chambers, and we have a lot of data, last week we did not, and next week we have industrial production, so we'll get a lot of good data there, and of course initial claims. let's see if the momentum continues on getting an improvement on the job front. >> glad you mentioned cisco because that's the kind of report that gives us more of a window into cisco, whether or not we're seeing corporates spending money. >> absolutely. >> yes, and you have seen a lot of analyst be very vocal about how t

the family member showed up, the step moe told us that her stepdaughter was elizabeth gnash on the bridgeith a friend, elizabeth was a college student, at jmu university, about to enter her junior year, she was getting ready to head off to college next week. she tells us the stepmother tells us her stepdaughter was on the bridge with a friend, elizabeth, two brothers, an older brother and younger brother had been getting tweets, pictures take on on the cell phone, getting messages until the time of the crab. when enthe crash happened, the derailment happened, that stopped. when the family member arrived we spoke with the brothers and stepmother, the stepmother said it was her stepdaughter on the bridge, with he friend. the tweets were around midnight. that's the time they were alerted to what is going on. the downtown area itself is still much of a mess, there is a parking lot with the overturned cars. they have to move in with heavy equipment. csx coming in, moving the overturned cars then to assess the damage to the cars in the public parking lot. people who live in the area and go to t

how do you stop the moe momentut to mention the investment in american lives that has already been made to what end? you know, today, we're celebrating the fact that ambassador crocker kicked off a soccer stadium event. .. big right and -- c-span: i read in the paper in the post today that they quoted -- i'm need to get his name right. >> he is a spokesman. there are two spokespeople at the pentagon. he says he does not vote. for a reason. it keeps him tremendously independent and he doesn't have to worry about the politics of it. what is sure on attitude when you're in the military? did you vote? >> guest: yeah i voted and if you ever talk to military individuals they are very strong-willed and we motivated. now you know that is you in a private capacity which introduces another sort of topic that is interesting which is osha media has allowed you know, active-duty servicemembers to express political views that i think across the line. if i'm a blogger, a military blogger i can say things about the commander in chief that are kind of almost violations of the usmc j.. under the auspices

, are they optimistic about being able to keep the unhappy people, some of the unhappy people, we haven't gotten rid of git moe, the pure rifts, can he bring them all together again? >> i think he can. i think sam is right. when barack obama wants to turn it on, he can turn it on. i've been on the campaign trail with him for the better part of this summer, and he has been slowly ramping it up. they've been worried about him in so many of these states. they've been trial to reel these people back in. and there is some worry that at the end of the day this is a supreme president, who always thinks he can bring it home. chris: deep down people like him, center, center left the left. here's the question -- does anybody really like romney? nixon, back in 1968, won a big election in 1968 without anybody liking him, but he was seen as a good instrument to win, a way to beat somebody they really don't like. will the conservatives ever get better than that with their attitude towards romney? >> because it relates to the question you're asking me, obama is a great fourth-quarter player. he's not that great in the first

a bat flew behind the anchor as he was doing the news and later he took on the meteorologist. several moes tried to capture -- employees try to capture the creature. the bat eventually left through the side door. lynette charles what are you doing if a bat comes your way? >> you'd see my chair. >> really? >> i do not play when it comes to bats. this could be anything in here and i'm still going to run. >> spiders? >> not bad with the spiders but definitely a frog. the bus stop forecast this morning we are dealing with plenty of sunshine this morning with that temperature coming in at 69 degrees. lots of sunshine still coming through even into the afternoon. so the kiddies not necessarily needing that rain gear this morning. more of the sunscreen and always the sun shades as they go through time. as we look at what's going on, satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot. just a few high clouds streaming through the morning hours and the afternoon. let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> good morning lynette. well the maryland state fair

. >> the petaluma nationals stepped out of their limb moe and into the limelight this afternoon getting the kind of welcome usually reserved for the prosgls guys i just wanted to say thank you for all the support. you guys are the bomb. >> players today said they were surprised at the enthusiasm back home. >> yeah, kind of. i heard about all the support that we had, but i didn't know it was this much. >> the city of petaluma came together to support the team on its historic trip to the little league world series. >> it helped me get over my olympic withdrawals. it was wonderful, fabulous. we watched every game. >> the manager said he's proud of how his boys played and how they handled a heartbreaking loss saturday. >> they gave themselves a chance. you know, i was really proud of how they came back the next day against panama. >> as for the future, most of these boys will be back practicing again as soon as tomorrow. >> my son is going to be in a tournament next weekend. you know, we'll miss sunday's game to come here for the parade and the festivities, but most of these kids will be ro

the live report. let's go to campaign em bed alex moe. outside the ryan home, talk about what we're see gs as the sun is ridsing. you reported darkness settled in the house around midnight. and then any activity thus far this morning? >> we still have not seen anything in the house or outside of the house in terms of the ryan family. all of the reporters out here, under the impression he is inside the home with his family. we did not see him leave. it is possible he could have found some way to get out without us noticing, but he does have a large fence all the way around his yard. that would have taken pretty interesting maneuvering to get both him and his wife and kids with them going to at the time announcement in virginia out there. still all quiet on the street here. >> see, i'm just doing the math here. logically speaking, it's going to take a couple of hours to get from where he is to the airport, down to norfolk, where he needs to be in place on board that ship. i think he's got to be out of there already but i'm wondering how he w

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the protest era songs. scott mckenzie has died. that was his voice on "san francisco" back in 1967. while he went on to write "kokkai moeach boys he will always be associated with the anthem of flower power. he was 73. >>> the hollywood director tony scott has taken his own life. friends suspect it was the recent diagnosis of inoperable brain cancer that made him jump from a bridge in l.a. he directed "top gun" and the great "crimson tide" among other films. he is survived by his family including the film director ridley scott. tony scott was 68. >>> william wyndham has died. he made a living and won an emmy playing every man including the ground breaking tv show "my world and welcome to it." he put in memorable turns in "star trek" and "murder she wrote." he was a stage and film veteran and a paratrooper veteran of world war ii. william windom was 8 # years old. >>> the white house today threw a lunch time state dinner designed for kids from all 50 states. the kids who got to attend hosted by the first lady with a drop by from the president were the grand prize winners in a nationwide contest to submit healthy recipes.

the first event will be today that the alexandria campus for until 10:30 this morning. it is 71 degrees on this friday. craig moe on the fight to prevent west nile virus infections. how it captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- coming up at 6:00, find out caused a highway sign to bounce while motorists passed below it. >> and good samaritans team up for a dangerous roadside rest you. invention is helping their dogs safe during quick days arendt's. those stories coming up at 6:00. >> federal safety officials will announcement this on new efforts to prevent hot car deaths of children. heatstroke is the leading cause athson crash vehicle de kids under the age of 14. kids have died already this including eight deaths -7.. wors >> the founder of the national slavery museum, the founder has been told to appear for questioning. the museum is facing $7 million in debt. a tourism group donated land to the museum. today that group is expected to the museum to be liquidated. >> a controversial move to fight the was norovirus. for the first time in more than 45 years dallas county launched aerial

heading over to the san moe it aowe bridge he's a look at highway 92. that's moving well. s you work you way-out of aidewood across the bridge it remains trouble free and a look across the golden get a bridge. doing just fine this morning. your trip from 580 into san francisco still checking in at just 12 minutes. we'll head over to the east shore freeway. your ride here doing just fine. 24 checking in trouble free. that's looking good in both directions between oakland and orlenda. >> 101, 28o87 all doing just fine as you head out of the south bay and a check on 580, that's looking good and 101 incident free. >>> all right. thank you. the stock tan and ellis street entrance if the pal palace street is now closing to allow construction. the closure of this entrance will be in effect for approximately six years. nears alternate is now at 9-and market streets when the central sub sway complete it'll provides easy accurate -- access to the 2 thursday line. >>> and a low line lie helicopter can be seep magazine flying this week to measure radiation. we want to show it to you so

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helen brown the long-time editor of koz moe poll tan magazine died at hospital today after a brief stay there. she was 90 years old. brown was credited to be the first to talk frankly about section in a magazine for women. >>> a new face began today in san francisco's. crews are along columbus avenue betweendownon and powell street. the work is needed for construction of the tunnel that will extend service from china town to north beach. construction is expected to tyke four months. >>> a long-running bay area community theater group may be making its final curtain call. for years the city of martinez has subsidized the willow theater company. the willow group has been facing financial challenges and has been considering shutting down. the martinez city council plans to discuss the future of the theater at a meeting on wednesday. >>> an estimated 80 thousand homeowners around our state are about to receive a new bill for fire protection. the new fee in rural areas is being met with some opposition. >> in the small rural community of sial we found a number of homeowners upset about the f

moe dumbs. >>> 4:54 is the time. we rely on those cameras, sal for our traffic report. >> yes we rely on those cameras. we have our own cameras as you know. let's take a look at the cameras we have our exclusive ones. this camera looks west between walnut creek and oakland the drive is moving along pretty well. the morning commute is looking pretty good at the bay bridge toll plaza with no major problems getting up into the city. and if you are driving in san jose northbound 280, northbound 101, 85 thicks are -- things are looking good so far to start the morning commute. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. cooler pattern today. when you get west, southwest 22 gusting to 31 in travis that is a pretty good sign. and it's kind of pattern it means cooler. 50s mainly on the temps. helping draw in a couple other systems. they will merge together and start giving that fog a little push. inland steps 5-10 degrees cooler. it will be cooler tomorrow. sunday we keep it right there level it off. slight warmup monday and tuesday.

why the redskins release chris cooley and the fan favorite e moe mobile reaction emotional reaction is coming up next. >> how united is explaning the glitch at 11:00.  president clinton: this election to me is about which... candidate is more likely to return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republican plan is to cut more taxes on upper-income... people and go back to deregulation. that's what got us in trouble in the first place. president obama has a plan to rebuild america from... the ground up, investing in innovation, education... and job training. it only works if there is a strong middle class. that's what happened when i was president. we need to keep going with his plan. president obama: i'm barack obama and... i approve this message. >>> a young husband and father from capitol hill found unconscious on the front porch of a home on capitol hill. we severely beaten and robbed. tonight, d.c. police on hand to address a concern crowd of residents. fox 5's will thomas is working the story. there's new video that could help out. >> it is surveillanc

. >> sounds like he's trying to get his name in the paper. moe aleffe was a democrat.alled him in 2011, august or september and asked him what he thought about virginia politics as i called a number of other people including republican friends of mine like tom davis. i give him credit for candor. he told mow that the virginia democratic party was not a party that would be remotely sympathetic to my political views or beliefs. and he told me i would be way too conservative as a virginia democrat. i think that was a candid assessment. it was an evolving sense i had that the democratic party is essentially a liberal enterprise. i've always been a conservative democrat and was attacked for that the whole time i was in congress so this is nothing new. megyn: a quick answer on this. is there something about mitt romney that has made you come here today, or is it just simply you've got a republican team jersey on now? >> i think mitt romney is going to be a very good president of this country. he is someone who has a proven history of succeeding in everything he's done and he

this afternoon, there's a chance for a little bit of rain, a storm system approaching from the south. moe harkless -- minnesota mostly skies this afternoon. a better chance in the nighttime hours. upper 70's to low 80's, getting away from the extreme hit, away from the 90's the entire seven-day. if you plan to head out on the bay, winds east five to 10 knots, waves around one foot. next high tide at fort mchenry 8:17 this morning and 854 in the evening hours. clouds built in across the mid atlantic. high pressure in control up to the north but a storm system impacting us from the south this high pressure system so even though the storm is to the south, impacts ahead of it with clouds building in and with the storm to the south, there may be rain later today. we will focus on a new storm system coming from the west, bringing more rain monday night into tuesday. here's the future cast that puts us into the afternoon hours. notice scattered showers that could be popping up, not widespread but enough that a few people may encounter wet weather through the rest of sunday. tonight, showers more

the way a. little clue that was bothering me all week, when alex moe who has been intrepid outside that house, when she reported about the presence of a film crew, it just seemed to me that paul ryan didn't need to be making campaign commercials for two days to be re-elected to that congressional district and when she asked about it he said, well, they hadn't made commercials for a while but it sure did have a feel of a bio pick that was being shot in his home town, in his community. >> i remember, you were obsessed with it. i poo-pooed it with you. nah, come on, maybe he hasn't made ads. it's not the romney people. >> seemed like a funny time to be making ads for a congressional district if you're in contention for the big job. >> i want to go back to alex moe. alex, you've seen ryan advocate for romney. give us a sense of what is the ryan pitch for mitt romney? now he's got to do it a lot. oh, and i'm told we lost alex. >> she's probably knocking on his door again. >> look, she's not messing around. we've got to make sure that if she's looking one way, paul ryan might be sneaking out of the house

new york she was having trouble with the lease, so closet moe had come along, they had taken the quickest boat, the nearest boat they could book. it happened to be the tank. this is one of the fashion shows at the lou sill lady gordon's london show. she knew that women liked. why should they look like wax dummies. how about putting a stage in the salon and groomed the working class girls and gave them fancy names and made them in to stars in their own rights and put on the shows with organize strays and everything else. she called them the differences. the newspapers dubbed them lady luck with her stuck. she invetted the world's fashion show. she had a room called the rose room. it was hung with pink. and it was victoria's secret. she sold lingerie and made it nice for nice women to wear naughty knickers. she made it respectable and made a lot of money doing that. she also championed the tea gone, the tea gown were the most em blaymatic of all gowns. they were worn at tea time. a time of day when men visited the miss stresses. they were designed without corp. sets. i'll let you figure out

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and in advance of the remnants of icing ak moe i isaac, we'll in with highs around 90 on sunday. saturday and sunday, it clouds up, beginning to see tropical showers from the remnants of isaac moving in on sunday. i don't think there will be so many that we'll have flooding or anything, it's just going to be some tropical showers coming through from time to time on sunday and perhaps off and on sunday night, monday, monday night and tuesday. not a washout but just sort of showers coming and going, highs in the mid-80s. but enough to keep an eye on the radar. stay tuned to nbc 4. we'll let you know what's going on. >> just a little something to mess up the holiday weekend. >> unfortunately. i'm sorry. >> we'll come up with fun things to do inside. >> there you go. >> thank you, tom. >>> we check on the midday traffic. danella, you working on your weekend yet. >> i'm trying to but we have traffic to get through. the closure is at belt mount ridge road. keep that in mine. that will be closed until around 2:00 this afternoon. eastbound pennsylvania avenue still, the crash there in sou

hour at reagan national, we're at 90 and cooled off to 87 degrees, gaithersburg, 82 and barrel moe, 85. in the water in annapolis, very nice with a temperature of 84 degrees and this is the setup for this evening. i do believe that it's going to be real, real nice out there. as we progress through the evening after sunset, the temperatures are dropping quickly into the upper 70s and that is kind of one of the evenings if can you, you want to get out and enjoy. again, tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, tomorrow night and a chance of showers and thunderstorms ahead of the next cold front coming through. and talk about how it looks like we're going to cool off for the weekend and that cold front is coming our way late week. laura? >> all right. >> looking forward to it. >> thanks. >>> remember, check the weather any time with fox 5 weather app. download it and can you find it on our website, www.myfoxdc.com. >>> the world's largest retailer is coming to the district. we'll tell you where when wal- mart plans to break ground. >>> and should d.c. start taxiing commuters? that can lead to bigger

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55-year-old navy veteran was beaten to death in aisle 8 and police say the two men didn't even know each other. they were at ak moe grocery store. detectives say troy kel lee walked up to peirce and started beating him. tonight they're trying to find out what led up to the beating. troy is being held without bail. >>> what a turn out in hartford county here tonight. many came out to tell the board it's time for a new high school in abbey grace. it was built back in 1955 a graduate those see how they waited for in bellaire, patter son vil and improvements to aberdeen and now they feel it's their turn. >> you know anything about the best kept secret and you ask us why, it's because we try to do the right thing for the right reasons and we just say wow what a community. >> this is just in the early stages but judging by the crowd tonight a new abbey grace will be on the front burner now. >>> well, this new november you're going to have several issues on the ballot states in maryland with all the referent dumbs. there's going to be a lot to weigh in on exas well as meshlging quality in the state's version to have deem

was at the national convention in san francisco and there's more company that is you think of that want to be great, not necessarily bigger. and what they have they call mojo, so streit's has moe joe mojo and wants to keep the mojo. >> you think they couldn't keep that if they moved to a big facility? >> i think it would change. companies change when they change the structure of what they have. yeah, i think it would change. >> what's neat about them is people were walking by and grabbing matzo. clearly it's a part of the community. >> those of us who live in new york city, we walk by it all the time. i remember eating it growing up and still today. that's part of the appeal. in the old days you had to go to the corner store to get that feel, but nowadays there's the whole foods effect where you can have very artisinal, very high-quality local products that very high-end consumers have now acquired a taste for. not just high-end consumers, a lot of things are making their way to mainstream supermarkets as well. >> with the woman who sold the candy, what i thought about her most interesting is her idea that i do not want to leave the kitchen. and for many people, this is a prob

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the travel forecast nationally. arkansas towards missouri, 84 degrees in kansas city, 92 degrees in boston and 92 in new york city. we can forecast straight ahead with an. now angela. craig moe is starting at 193 southbound on the b-w parkway. as a crash involving. five involving that passed 410 all the way to 450. major delays. still slow on interstate 95 in virginia. there was a earlier crash approach in quantico. and out of the way, but still a lot of delays the courthouse road. that's where you see the brake lights. two right lanes are blocked as you continue down to fredericksburg. back to you. >> thank you. coming up, we will take you inside the festival that is especially tailored for fans of the beatles. >> and parents of elementary school students sfx: sounds ofof maring band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, x: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually quite fitting because geico has been serving e military for over 75 years. aawh no, loo

the victims at makeshift memorials. a man from illinois drove to oak creek to put together this one just like he did in aurora, colorado. >> people are laying teddy bears and other moe men toes in front of the reefs. >> i just really want to show my respect for those killed. >> she's from oak creek and her boyfriend is six. >> you hear about things on the news and don't think it's going to happen and then you hear about it. it's shocking. >> a funeral for all the victims is planned for friday morning. >> the oak creek community is expected to hold a vigil tonight as part of a national night out. >>> an ann arundel woman is facing charges after she's accused of abandoning her baby outside a church. the 2 month old boy was found in a car seat placed outside the church. his mom was later found with her two older daughters in central virginia. the baby is being treated for minor injuries while the mother faces negligents charges. >>> the push to legally internet gambling appears to be over. lawmakers were expected to take up the issues during this week's special session. according to the baltimore sun online gambling has been taking off the agenda. >>> a pretty nice day

job in 2012 was to keep the process alive, g il we could get past the american elections, whether you like it or not you ca cannot moe guard on israeli-palestinian issue without the role of the united states and when you get in an election year, for reasons that you understand just as well as i do, we all have to tread water. so what jordan started to do because we saw an opportunity at the beginning of this year was to create these indirect negotiations between israelis and palestinians, we had a good start, january, february, it dialed down again and had another start to that over the past several months. and we are now in sort of an impasse because of, as crowell know, the united nations leaving in settlement, the palestinians toying with the idea of going to the united nations. >> rose: to the general assembly. >> we went through this last year. >> rose: are you supportive of this idea. >> obviously i am supportive of whatever the pa palestinians wa. >> rose: but the general assembly does haven't power but some -- >> exactly. so this is an emotional issue but, again, the crux of the matter at the end of the day w

he lost much of the awkward moes, but not all of it. that voice that so put off his classmates remained until the end. then he got married to another roosevelt. thoedore's favorite niece. that transformed the relationship from fdr from cousin ted to uncle ted. also significantly, uncle ted, by this time, was president of the united states. here we must pause for a minute to examine briefly just how he got to be president because is bears directly on franklin's subsequent career. around the time franklin prepared notes, thee dore was running the police department in new york city having a grand time rooting out corruption, but the power of the republican party decided he was a nuance in the post so they looked arched for a job to offer him to get him out of new york. someone remembered he wrote with a book about the navy and war of 1812. would he be interested in a job as assistant secretary of the navy in washington? tr jumped at the chance. weeks after being sworn in, the spanish american war broke out. he yit -- quit, sailed to cuba, a

the government and report those accounts that they were illegally hiding for years without being subject to felony charges. they created a tax amnesty program for people like mitt romney with accounts like mitt romney. moeey is exactly the kind of person, exactly the kind of foreign bank account manipulator, exactly the kind of tax filer who has taken advantage of that amnesty program and avoided felony charges. that process, if he did that, would show up on precisely the tax returns he is hiding, the years of tax returns that he is hiding would have that amnesty in there, if he used that amnesty to avoid felony charges. it would show him, in effect, confessing to a felony and then being granted amnesty for that felony. mitt romney's candidacy could not survive the revelation of that tax felony, not for one day. he would be denied the nomination at the convention if he released tax returns now showing us such a felony. the romneys know that. the romneys are absolutely right to hide their tax returns, if there is a felony that would be revealed in those tax returns. even one they got amnesty for. and they may be right politically to hide those tax returns if harry reid is right, and they have paid zero i

the castle in prague, i fell asleep. and my head went into admiral mullen's head. he woke me up and put moee stuff you couldn't put on the web? >> yes. every scrap of material that i film will end up in the archives and be released. as a pioneer of digital immediate y at the white house, i'm hoping to make this a more searchful data base for people to people to dig into it. >> mark halpren in washington. you hope this happens before your next book's deadline. >> i love video. you know the president is a great and a half ral performer. who has potential to go from the white house to an on camera job. >> i do have to say josh earnest. i think the smooth midwestern personality also. and bill burton was a go-to guy if i needed something funny for the end and i didn't have anything funny. i was like, all right. get me barton. >> thank you so much for being with us. >> it was great. thanks so much for being with us. when we return, jamie foxx and eva longoria go behind the camera. [ gnome ] enjoying your holiday? ooo no. the hotel lost our reservation. nonsense! you book at travelocity, your rese

remember correctly that may be the theme song to way back in the movie files "mannequin" with kim catrill. a flashback, i don't know why. moehead in the medal count. china does have a few more golds. >> the nation has been a powerhouse in the past several olympic games. how do they do it? abc's jeffrey kaufmann finds out. ♪ >> reporter: it's beginning to sound look a broken record at these olympics. chinese anthem blasts out again. and again. and again. as its athletes ascend the podium. the cold war is over, but the u.s. and china are locked in an olympic gold war. while the u.s. medal haul has been consistent in recent years, chinas has rocketed. from five golds in 1988 to 51 in 2008. how do they do it? this week, abc's gloria rivera in beijing visited one of the thousands of sports schools where future chinese olympians are already being groomed. this head master told abc news the secret to china's success. young athletes who train hard and can endure hardship. hardship. look at the face of this girl as a coach stands on her legs. but the secret to china's medal success isn't just early and relentless training. there is

we need maximum flexibility to deal with terrorists including the possibility of demention the places like get moe. terrorists -- like get mo. -- gitmo. a recent example, you may remember john walker lindh, among the al qaeda u.s. citizenship. they will have the right of habeas corpus as my colleague mentioned. they will have access to court review. i agree with the base sentiment of the sponsor, i think putting this statement, i would not recognize the flexibility we need in our war against terrorism. >> yes, sir? >> mr. erickson from minnesota. get closer to the mic if you can. there you go. you're in on. [inaudible] with respect colleagues on the other side, the fact is that -- how the u.s. citizens by -- drone attacks would have -- our founders spinning in their graves. we do not believe in rule by king. the fact that we have a president -- an abomination for our constitution. whether you are -- or not, the fact is -- absolute fewer corrupt absolutely. putting that kind of power into the hands of a single person or a small commission without the checks and balances is wrong. >> yes? >> the gen