a woman who said she survived an attack by ingmar guandique took the stand today. she said it happened in rock creek park in may 2001. i felt this incrible thug, he said. he jumped on myback. i screamed no, over and oh again as loud as i know how to scream. then she sai she used a self-defense move. pushing her hand in guandique's mouth. he got up and ranway. the testimony of this woman, key evidence in the chandra levy murder trial. prosecutor amanda haynes said chandra's accused killer ingmar guandique made three mistakes. he told confidantes that he killed chandra 11y. he had an injury consistent with the attack on chandra. and she said he attacked two other women in rock creek park with similarities to the attac on chandra. with one exception. they survived. the defense attorne maria said the government can't fix its failures in this case. they're trying to make mr. guandique an easy scapegoat. the prosecutor said that chana levy in rock week park was a 1-80 foot trail of evidence. she said it ended in a field of bones. she said there's evidence that chandra was tied up. was s strangled? s she stabbed? was she just left there to die? we may never know. back to you. >> all right. pat collins reporting from superior court. thank you. police in montgomery county are trying to fure out who would want to kill a professor atmerican university. investigators got the call this morning for an unresponsive woman. inside a house at the 6200 block of massachusetts avenue i bethesda. they found sue marcum's body inside. craig melvin is at the houseow with more on this. >> reporter: good evening to you. about ten minutes ago montgomery county police said while they cannot release it yet, they can say there was trauma to her body. they say that she was in contact with someone as late as last evening. at this point investigators don't know whether she was kill by an intruder or whether she knew her attacker but they are also saying third on the roads looking for her jeep cherokee. 52-year-old sue ann marcum was a popular kt professor at american use. police say she was found dead inside her home about 10:50 monday morning. >> a friend cameover and found the 52-year-old female uncan go. >> reporter: the friend that found her is in the redskins jersey. he talked to friends for several hours at the scene and then left. police have not described his relationship with marcum. originally montgomery police were treating it as a standard death investigation. but soon suspected murder. >> her car is missing. they've also found signs of a forced entry and they found signs of a struggle inside the home. >> reporter: as they dusted for prts in her backyard monday, they also talked to several people. they want to kno who may have wanted her dead. >> investigators are asking friends, family and co-workers about what she has done this past weekend and what her future plans might have been. >> marcum's missing jeep chair 63 a central part of the investigation. >> we may find the vehicle parked somewhere, abandoned or occupied. if there are folk in it we'll want t talk with them. >> reporter: a woman visiting the next door neighbor is pretty sure she saw the jeep in question monday morning. >> i thought it was the lady next doorbecause it was same color. a jaep cherokee, light color. i didn't think anything more of it until the police started arriving. >> reporter: again, police want folks to be on the lookout for a gold or tan jeep erokee, virginia tags, yxe 1456. if anyone sees it, to call 911 immediately. police say they're not sure whether the woman next door saw that jeep cherokee or whether it was another similar looking erokee driving down massachusetts. >> the university rease ad statement to the school community tonight. professor marcum was a beloved member of the communicate and her sudden death is a tremendous loss to her students and colleagues. she was a dynamic and engaging teacher. federal agentsre now helping investigate a fire at an historic church in alexandria. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearm has joined the effort to figure outhat caused the blaze. much of the main chapel at the virginia theological seminary was destroyed when the flames erupted on friday. it caused more than $2 million in damage. the last full being of campaigning before the mid-term elections and there is a new poll out. it says tens of million of voters still don't know for whom they're voting. >> reporter: they call it persuadable. that's a real inside the beltway term. most are on capitol hill still insisting that district by district analysis convinces them of the likelihd of a republican tako here on the hill. at least in the house of representatives. many ordinary americans e just now focusing on next tuesday's mid-term. a third of likely voters are still unsure of who they want in congress. that's what the a.p. pollinds and republicans are okay with it. >> it is hard to imagine there can be anything that voters, even those who say there undecided right now, can learn. in this last week of heavy campaigning that can upset the national trend. >> reporter: but pennsylvania polls show repubcan pat toomey slipping in that senate contest. >>t is close. >> reporter: the key is turnout. president obama went to california. the day before seattle, to fire up democrats. today rhode island and the reminder, the president remeers who his friends are. former rhode island republican senator lincoln chafee endorsed obama ginobiin 2008. and the president has not backed the democrat who is running. he said mr. obama c take his endorsement and really shove it. a few conservative house democrats are saying the same, in effect, to their speaker, nancy pelosi. >> they don't want a liberal running the house themselves want a conservative. >> reporter: he is promising he won't vote to reelect pelosis speaker. democrats added, to the republican campaign against the speaker. here, made to look like jack nicholson in a few good men. >> we follow orders from wall street. we lose campaign donations. >> reporter: the biggest ad blitz is still ahead. a lot of it will be funded by so-called outside groups which prior to this election cycle were banned from backing specific candidates. over the next seven days, almost all of their adsy about 6-1 will benefit republicans. i'm steve handelsman. back to you. >> coming up, the teenager who used to be known as the hiccup girl is now accused of murder. and there is an investigation of a drug lab discovered on the campus of georgetown university. nine months after the devastating earthquake, haiti is facing another crisis. we'll have the latest. a scientific breakthrough that could lead to a drug that block the flu virus. a possibility of rain but above rmal temperatures as well. i'll have that in the full forecast. >> reporter: the redskins celebrating another 56thry. they have defensive stars deangelo hall and albert haynesworth to thank for spectacular performances. also, interesting news today regarding brett favre after he failed to lead the [ male announcer ] want a better way to track what you spend? pnc virtual wallet now comes with spending zon it organizes all your spending, including your pnc debit card, credit card, and your bills. so you can view them by category... or by month. you can set budget... and it'll even alert you when you're getting close to the amount you've set -- and when you've gone over. spending zone is built thelp you keep better track of your spending. experice everything virtual wallet has to offer at pncvirtualwallet.com. pnc. for the achiever in us all. at pncvirtualwallet.com. bob ehrlics 24 years in politics. in congress ehrlich voted with george bush 90% of the time, protecting the special interests. as governor, ehrlich cut edation, increased college tuition by 40%, and vetoed an increase in the minimum wage. d after losing his election, boehrlich joined a lobbying fm and got paid $2.5 million to represent casinos and wall street banks. bob ehrlic-24 years of putting the special interests first. a teenager in florida who became famous because she had a case of the hiccups that lasted for weeks. has now been charged with murder. her name is jennifer mee. she and two others are accused of shooting and killing a man during a robbery. police say l three have admitted to a part in the crime. all threface murder charges. mee got nationa attention three years ago for her five-week-long bout with hiccups. a member of the u.s. national swim team died ov the weekend during an open water race in the united arab emirates. 26-yeaold was competing in the world cup on saturday. the fellow swimmers noticed that he didn't cross the finish line. after looking for him for two hours, divers finally found the man in the water. he is a graduate of the university of virginia. preliminary reports indicate he ed of a heart attack. the temperature ofhe water on the day of the race was 84 degrees. nine months after a devastating quake, haiti is facing another crisis. a cholera he said del ig has ki more than 250 people but they hope the situation is stabilizing. the government and aid group have been racing to keep it from spreading from rural areas to the capital city of port-au-prce. >> reporter: it's been 50 years since it was seen here but it is here now. >> i know operation blessing has been putting out a lot of water purification units to try to give the people something to drink that's not contaminated. >> reporter: cholera happens when there is contaminated water. it then crosses over into people's lives. the water they drink, the water they wash their food with. it is easily treated with rehydration pacts and antibiotics if you can get products to people. right now the death toll is over 250 and the people in these rural eas are movg back to the city. d health officials want to limit that. not only by separating those people who are infected from those ople who are not, but to stop the migration and to treat early. since i've been standing here today, i've seen five babies taken into the hospital behind me with the symptoms of cholera. and if those numbers increase, that will keep health officis markedly concerned. st. mark, haiti. coming up tonight, tornadoes battering home and ripping apart buildings all over the southeast. >> doug returns with a look at the weather around here. congressman jim moran and his opponent a powerful tornado ripped through parts of tex. an emergency manage many official caught on it his dash cam yesterday afternoon. a twister ripp through and battered homes and buildings. >> reporter: the small town south of dallas took a direct hit. >> a preliminary assessment is that peak winds are in the range of 130 to 135 miles per hour that would be at the upper end of ef-2. a very strong tornado. >> reporter: some of the most severe damage was here at rice middle school. the steel support beams pushed over the auning on top. ripped away. and you can see what the winds did to this cinder block wall. >> it is a brand new building. everybody is real proud of it. and then to see this kind of damage on it, it is just devastating. >> reporte after tearing open the school, it skipped across interstate 25, toppling an 18-wheeler and several other vehicles. weather spotter eric myers saw it unfold on the front seat have his car. >> reallyust hoping and praying that it wasn't going to tu more to the east or more toward us. it was an awesome experience. one that i don't want to go through again. >> reporter: an experience that left a wide path of desuction but amazingly, no serious injuries. >> this weather can change in a matter of seconds. >> despite that there were a number of house that's were essentially destroyed, no serious injuries. >> reporter: sll, there are visible scars from the sform will tak some time to heal. crews writing federal rail cars that were pushed from the tracks and rolled on their side, the beginning of what will be a long and difficult recovery here. jay gray, nbc news, rice, texas. >> so frightening to see the pictures from the guy right in the middle of it. >> really amazing video. what's more azing is this storm is encompaing a huge portion of the country. this will be a huge storm and one that we'll be talking about. probably for the next couple days, if not the next week or so beuse the potential is here for twoinds gust over six-mile-an-hour. right over minneapolis. the good part is it is t going to come our way. we're just struggling to get the remnants. we'll talk about that in a minute. this is a little earlier toward old town alexandria. a pretty nice day to get out and about. you see a couple people wearing coats. a few otrs holding their coats. it was a great day as temperature were well above average. we saw a mixture of sun and clouds. the sun was out and it felt really warm. we'll see more of this during the day tomorrow. now let's take a lookout side. you can see the fall colo definitely still out there but still a lot of green. we will be seeing the leaves changing. the next couple of weeks. 76 degrees. 58 average high is 65. we were well above ten degrees above average. we saw a few showers. most of us remain on thery side. so far we still need the rain. we're about a half inch below normal. we'll continue to watch out for th rain and there is chance for that rain coming from that big storm sfoo. we're seeing mostly cloudy skies and i think that's what we're going to be seeing throughout the next few hours. 72 toward frederick. 75 in cueper and 74 in la pla. temperatures very, very nice. winds have been a little gusty. upwards of 20 to 30 miles an hour in some spots. at this hour, starting to die down. 18 in baltimore. 21 toward the air force base, annapolis and leonardtown. 21-mile-an-hour wind gusts last hour they will die to about 15 miles an hour overnight. they will increase during the day tomorrow. here's what happened with the rain. we thought we would have a good chance of rain but watch what happens. some to the north, some to the south. a few showers into southern maryland. that's really it. maybe some isolated showers this evening and into the oveight period but not expecting much in the way of rain. most of us should remain on the dry side. as i mentioned, this is part of a massive storm system. ahead ofit we're getting that nice southwesterly push. our weather will be fairly tranquil. this is where the storm is. very win conditions from mississippi, all the way up toward the canadian border. that's how big the storm is. the storm itselfill pass well to the north and west of the great lakes. that means it won't come close to us. how big will the wind impact be? there are wind advisories out all the way toward the gulf coast. high wind warnings for winds upwards of 60 miles an hour into chicago, minneapolis. high wind watches as well. i would not be surprised to see a lot of video. a lot of people could be without power into this region as well. they're used to big storms but some are comparing this to a storm in 1975. when you talk about a storm 30 years ago, you know you're talking about a big storm. this will move the warm weather out. it will give as you chance of showers, maybe a thunderstorm on wednesday. we could squeeze out half an ch. it will continue to move through anwe'll see much cooler conditions as we make our way toward the end of the week. mostly cloudy, a few showers. we start off on a nice and mile note. temperature, 55 to 62 degrees. breezy and mild but those winds picking up. special when i the sun come up to 10 to 20 miles an hour. as we move through the day, we'll see e temperature bump up even more. as we get mre sunshine, we could be a little warmer than that. here's your four days, showing a high of 78 on wednesday. a good chance of rain there. i think we will see some get rain but not a lot out there. a chanc of rain oriole thursday. that gets out of here and then on friday, winds again. as we head into the holiday weekend, halloween. everybody wondering what it is doing on sunday. the temperature will be in the 60s. right now, if i had to tell you, it would be a treat. the temperature should be around, let's say, 58 to 60 degrees as the kids are heading out. >> you don't want to we a coat over your coume. >> you're going like a coated figure. you don't want to do that. comi up, a teenage surfer attacked by a great white shark. knew about the danger before he went into the water. a democrat in virginia defendingis criticism of his opponent's lack of public service. some slug lines in d.c. are being forced to move. we'll tell you why. >> reporter: i'm at federal court in northwest washington. charge have been dropped against a northwest university student accused of making drug in his dorm room. i'll have the story ahead. coming up in sports, only in vegas. a hole in one at a pga tour stop. also, albert haynesworth plays his best game as a redskin and jay cutler made deangelo hall his go-to y yesterday. women are charged 40% more for the samhealth insurance as men. domestic violence is treated as a pre-existing condition in eight states. won are abused by their husbands and then by eir insurance companies. and last year they tried to end our coverage for mammograms and other preventive services. well i'm proud to say i got the law changed. i'm barbara mikulski. i prove this message so you'll know that being a woman is no longer a pre-existingondition. bob ehrlich'24 years in politics. in congress ehrlich voted with george bush 90% of the time, protecting the special interests. as governor, ehrlich cut educion, increased college tuition by 40%, and vetoed aincrease in the minimum wage. anafter losing his election, bob ehrlich joined a lobbying fir and got paid2.5 million to reprent casinos and wall street banks. bob ehrlich-4 years of putting the special interests first. topping the headlines tonight at 6:00, the trial in the suspect of the murder of chandra levy is underway. she was kill in rock creek park 2001. the prosecuti began its case against ingmar guandique by putting a woman he had attacked on the park on the stand. she was a survivor. guandique's attorney said he is being made a scope getto. police in montgomery county are trying to figure out who killed an accounting professor at american university. sue marc dlul's body was found this morning in her house in bethesda. investigators say there were sign of a struggl her jeep chaerokee is now missing. more than a week lefand the biggest ad blitz is about to get underway. charges have been dropped against one of the two georgetown university students accused of operating a drug lab in a dorm roo >> thatman's roommate and visitor to the campus are still in jail regarding th case. >> reporter: georgetown university freshma charles smith and his friend university of richmond student appeared in federal urt. they are charged with making a synthetic hallucinogenic drug on campus. charges were dropped against john roman resist roommate. >> the prosecutor was coming do hard on him and they let him walk. you can draw a reasonable conclusion. >> reporter: the drug lab was found inside a freshman dorm after reports that drugs were ing sold there. experts deteined they were administration dmt. court records show they were used in drug lab, explosive and highly dangerous. >> i think it is pretty irresponsible r students to do. that especially in a freshman dorm. >> reporter: the students are facing felony charges, conspiracy to manufacture and possession with intent to distribute an illegal drug tem could land in prison for two decades. >> people are saying they could get up to two years in prison. i don't think they deserve that either. >> this was, as far as i know, a one-time thing. and it was a mistake but it does not rlect on them as people. >> inside the dorm room, hazardous materials teams found the cooler wrapped in duct tape containing six mason jars with a clear liquid inside. and the black suitcase filled with ammonia, rubber gloves and a turkey baster. discovery of the lab prompted a 12-hour evacuation of 400 students at the dorm saturday morning. the defense attorney argued there was no evidence the two students knew there was a drug lab inside the dorm room but a drug still ordered them to be held without bond pending a hearing on wednesday afternoon. in northwest, darcy encer, news4. charles smith is still a student at georgetown but he is facing expulsion. the lawyer for john romano says heopes his client will be able to continue his study. some northern virginia commute here's catch a ride into downtown d.c will have to change their afternoon pick-up routine. d.c. transportation officials have shifted part of the 14th street slug line to 15th stree in northwest. they said it was dangerous because sluggers were blocking traffic on 14th street. one of the city's main traffic arteries. slug commuters ride in cars with three or more passengers so they can use the hov lanes on interstate 95 and 395. the montgomery county counl will vote tomorrow on a parking plan banning cars pr parking on front lawns. the proposal would also prohibit home owners from keeping large commercial vehicles on thei driveways. the county already bans parking those permanently on the street. officials say they've gotten several complaints on food trucks parking in asn hill, rockville, silver spring and wheaton. violators could face a $500 fine for each day ty're not in compliance. there's some controvey over the definition of public service in virginia's eighth congressional district ace. patrick murray is a republican candidate there. he says the incumbent jill moran made claim that military service is not a public service. moran said his words were taken out of couldot tech. chris gordon reports. >> reporter: republican congressional candidate patrick murdery a 24-year army combat veteran who retired from active duty last year to seek the seat of virginia congressman jim moran. he says moran is questioning his qualifications to run. >> when jim moran, who is the congressman the district that has the most hallowed ground in the country, arlington national cemetery, says that military service is not community service, i think that is highly objectionable and she apologize to the veterans in this country and the family members. >> reporter: veterans for murray include charlie nesby. a rired commander. >> we're brothers at arms and we trust each other. i would put my life in his hands. >> reporter: moran versus muay. this police controversy has now spread across the country. prompting phone calls from as far as california and texas. >> reporter: this video of congressman moran posted out toob has gotten more than 23,000 hits. >> what they do is find candidates. usually stealth candidates. that haven't been in ofice. haven't served or performed in any kind public service. my opponent is typical. >> reporter: but congressman jim mon says, his comments have been distorted. heays he criticized his opponent's lack of civic involvement, not military service. >> serving in the military doesn't prevent you from getting involved in the community. and he has decided not to be involved in the civil acts of the community. >> reporter: among moran's military supporters, one speaks the congressmanidn't bring up military service at the community forum. his opponent did. >> the curveball question, if you don't consider my military service community service. and he said i did not say that. >> congressman moran said he stands by his comment that his opponent, patrick murray, has no record of involvement with the alexandria community. coming up, some rempz say they might be one step closer to us notaving to fight off the flu ery synctaxes 60 percent. property woman 1 syi didn't owatrnor man 3: he worked for ak 10 billn doanother bamillion.apsed.axers7 h big s don't need help. middle class marylanders do. the beach in california where a shark attacked a student has now been reopened. lucas ransom was surfing when a shark bit off his leg. he died before his friends could get him to shore. sharks have been spotted in the waters over the weekend. there areigns at the beach to warn swim betters the danger there. on the "today" show, lucas' family said he seriously considered the risks and was generally safe about where he surf. >> it is something you joke about. it never really hits home until something like the happens. he really lovediving life to the fullest. and he just wanted to have fun and he was safe about most things. and he loved life. >> the marine experts say it was probably a great white smark attacked lucas. it left a bite mark about a foot long on lucas' board. i news 4 your health, scientists say they're a step closer to a new drug fights the flu. researchers say they made a scientific breakthroughinked to the influenza a virus. scientists used a 16-ton magnet to give it something similar to an mri. theests revealed a protein if blocked could stop the reproduction of the virus altogether. scientists say this new information could help them develop a new flu fhting drug within the next decade. the digital age has finally put an end to an icon. remember the original sony walkman? sony announced today that it has stopped the japanese production and sales of the walkman cassette player. the walkman was first introduced to the world in 1979. since then, sony has sold more than 220 million of them. the brand will live on. the name will be used for a portable radio. >> when a breaktough it was at the time. >> fred thomas, who i think had one of the first ones that ever came, and he came in and put on his ear phones and everybody was like, wow! >> i know. i never would have been able to start running if not for that. >> it made a fference. >> how about you? >> what came after the walkman? do you remember? >> the -- i don't know. >> the diskman. you had to have that, too, and now it's just the ipod. >> the good old days. we'll ow you how things are right now. we saw a prett good guy the temperatures above normal. we did have a couple reports of light showers. 72 degrees. the sun has made its way down. winds out of the south at nine miles an hour. they'll continue to lighten up. the rain really passed us by. it is up north into pennsylvania and toward the south and east of us. southern saint mary's county. you saw some rain today. part of weste maryland back toward washington, alleghany, some light rain as well and now we will continue to see a slight chance of a shower. low tonight sork in the district. 54 in frederick. 56 in warrenton and 58 toward the fredericksburg area. a nice mild night. 77? fredericksburg. it is only monday an we're already thinking about friday. >> you're just jumping ahead. be patient. it will get here. coming up, some big news regarding brett favre and his fwut the vikings. what could that be? the park for the players. but their wives -- >> i don't know. we'll figure it out. this wasn't a terrorist attack it was death by metro, death by mismanagement. i called for an immediate audit, the results were chilling. so i insisted metro actuallyfy standards for the first time. the brass at metro wasn't happy, but frankly i don't care. i'm not the senator for metro, i'm the senator for maryland. i'm barbara mikulskiasn't and i approve this message.care. pnc virtual wallet now comes with spending zone. it organizes all your spending, including your pnc debit card, credit card, and your bills. so you can view them by category... or by month. you can set a budget... and it'll even alert you when you're getting close to the amount you've set- and when you've gone over. spending zone is built to help you keep better track of your spending. experience everything virtual wallet has to offer at pnirtualwallet.com. pnc. for the aiever in us all. at pnirtualwallet.com. the moment you feel run down or achy nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. just think. there are thousands if not million of people all over the country and all over the wld yesterday evening. somebody said to them, so how was your day? and they said it was okay. but deangelo hall, you ask him how wa his day, and he goes, wow! >> the day the light shined. >> reporter: it's so funny. today he said we had an opportunity to do the same thing and throw it toward deangelo hall and still do it. i don't believe it unless he wanted to get fired. he had such an amazing game. the funny thing is before this season, i sat down with hall and i was asking him about what he thought he was going to be able to do in thisdefense. and he said he and the coaching staff were tacking 13 plus turnovers on the year. and then he art to act kind of humble. he doesn't have to be humble anymore because he's provingt. let's go back to chicago. deangelo hall tied the nfl record with four interceptions. the one that everybody is talking about, is his third quarter one handed grab. he ended up returning 92 yards for thtouchdown. he made a move that impressed even his teammates. they said it was ick. he came off what mike shanahan said was an extremely productive week of practice where there were rumblings of a flare-up between hall and haslett but that's all water under the bridge. deangelo hall is extremely confident. even he was surised by what he was able to accomplish yesterday. >> i've never had more than two picks in a game, six in a season. to be right there at five and a half, it is kind of mindblowing. i had my aun and two cousins in the stands. the first ball went to my mom and then my aunt. next thing you know, everybody had a ball. >> i can't say enough about what heid with this team and helping us win the football team. our defense is very good and they gave him a chance to make pls. that second half seemed like a one-man show. >> that's what he did. i've been saying it. i talk about it all the time. i've never seen a guy le that. as a defensive guy. when the ball is in this area, he is snatching it. and they were real close. i wanted to see what he would have to say. >> santana moss is joking because carlos rogers has been ragged by his teammates for not catching those sbepgz. when you think about it, deangelo hall had one heck of a ball game and santana moss knows this is a player that is very, very special. i think he should bring five family members to detroit next time. he can give them all balls. >> all the cousins. >> right. the other player on defense really, really stood out yesterday was albert haynesworth. haynesworth, mike shanahan that, place his most exceptional game. he is able to focus more on what he needs to do. it seem to be paying off. yesterday haynesworth had his best play. it evented them from pulling ahead even further. leme take to you chicago once more themselves led 14-10. chicago had gotten down to the redskins' one yard line on a 48-yard strike from jay cutler to earl bennt. after the bears lost the challenge, albert made the difference leaping up and over the line to stop jay cutler with his strength. london fletcher was able then because of what haynesworth did to strip the ball. haynesworth just made such an athletic move. he was playing his first game since burying his younger brother and at times, he said the emotion of playing that game got to him. >> we were warming up and started thinkingbout him. it was kind of hard. and i know crying a little bit and stuff. my younger brother is like, you're crying oh me? so i've been going out there and be a big brother and play bal >> i was pleased with his effort and his running game and passing game. even that one, you saw him down thfield. that's what you're looking for. people that are going to play every down. and they do play every down and they play at that level. >> mike shanahan is ctainly seeing the kind of of effort that he has been waiting for from albert haynesworth. expect haynesworth to be much more involved against the detroit lions. the players because of the wind had the days off but their wives did not. they showed up here at the park. it is part o their fit for you initiative andt goes along with their play 60 mission. it is to get kids active by looking at the females in the nfl. today they were treated to a world fame trainer. her name is tracy anderson. let me show youwhat happened inside the park. try anderson has trained madonna, shakira, a lot of famous folks. she know her stuff. day there were a group wives. i took part for a lite bit as well. donavan mcnabb's wife was there. the mission behind fit for you is promote healthyifestyle for female fans in the nfl hoping it runs off on their kids. aid chance to talk to the ring leader who has been a driving force behind the campaign. here's what she had to say. >> we want to let the women, the 43 million fnz throughout from the nfl, let them know they're very soing represented. and it is all under the umbrella of health to help make awareness for childhood obety. we're trying to do something about it and be good examples as moms, husbands and woen. this is really how you and dan work out at home. >> you can see dan going through that workout, right? >> definitely. >> get on it video for us, would you? >> i'll work on that for you. in all seriousness, the wives are taking par in a 5 k walk. it will be november 13th. it is a very special program that they're all taking part in. moving on elsewhere in the nfl, the vikings, they might have some bad news. brett fab's 291 consecutive starting streak might come to an end because heas a fractured ankle that he suffered last night. he might not be able to play when they play their next game. they might not mind consideng what hdid last night. it was awful. let me take you back to the field. making his second appearance at lambeau field as a viking going agains green bay. it wouldn't go. third quarter, up 17-14. he feels the pressure. steps up. intercepted by a.j. hawk. he returns at 21 yards. that play would set up a packers' touchdown. they capitalize on all his mistakes. take a look at the replay. brad jones falls onis ankle. favre ends up limping on the field. still had a chance to win it at the end of the game. now we go to 28 seconds to go in the game. fourth and 15 for the vikings and the packers. he drops, fall down, gets up, throws to thend zone. incomplete. favre and the vikings lose to the packers. 284. the ankle was really bothering him. find out today that he has two broken bones in his ankle surgery. he is not required but he may to have miss time as the vikings' starting quarterback. it was a tough game for him. it was good game for the redskins. however, there areuestions that remain on offense and the sclinz certainly to look address those when they get back to practice on wednesday. >> thanks. coming up, a florida man said he a guy in florida named phil. he says he has racked up a million miles on his truck. he called it tsy. he use that's drug to drive gray houn dogs to either the race track or theirdopted homes. he says he changes oil every week. he says he also offers a lot of tlc to that truck. here's the deal. he says he pays about $67,000 a year to keep that truck running. >> what? >> you have to figure, $67,000 a year over the last four years. >> how many fancy -- i don't know. a rare bit of good news in the housing mark. existing home sales were up last month. the fed continues to investigate their practices. kristen dahlgren has our report. >> reporter: across the country, signs the housing market may be thawing. september sale up 10% over august. here's a little real este reality check. the numbers are down 19% from last year. >> by no means are we out of the woods yet. we have millions of homes in the inventory of unsolved home and the it will take a long time to get through. >> reporter: so families like this in chicago, the housin crisis continues to hit home. >> we've been living here 30 years. >> reporter: they could now be evicted. the bank foreclosed when his income dropped 40% and his wife lost her job. they stopped making payments and their efforts to modify didn't work. >> this has been so consiste, the whole ideaf the modification program. a voluntary program. and it is run by the banks to save big banks to a great extent at got us in this mess. >> reporter: the fed is investigating how banks handled foreclosures. >> we take violations and proper procedures very seriously. >> reporter: some of those banks say they'll restart foreclosures in some state while many experts say the lawsuits cou further clog the mark. so for those who want to buy like the crowded bank owned auction in south carolina this weekend -- >> i'm ready to buy. >> it may be a good time. for many more, time are still toug and home isn't very sweet. >> reporter: the fed chairman ben bernanke said that banking regulators expect to hav preliminary results of their foreclosurereview by sometime next month. nbc news, washington. for many peopl the idea of binge drinking is something that happens mostly on college campuses but there's new evidence that a growing number of professional women fall into that category. whether it is drinking after work with friends or co-workers or at birthday parties or other festivities, more women are downing more drinks these ys. experts say there are several reasons why. >> many more women with careers. many more women professional lives. they have many more opportunities for social interaction and those social interactions also have many more opportunities for drinking. >> we'll have more on that at 11:00. more about our weather, too. >> on the four-day forecast, we'll be unsettled with a little wind, a little rain. tomorrow75 degrees. a slight chance of a shower but i didn't even put it into the graphic. 80% chance on your wednesday. a good chance of showers. maybe a thunderstorm high of 70. cooler by the end of the week. >> thank you. there's something unusual happening down order in australia. dolphins that were once in captivity there may be teaching other dolphins in the while what they learned from humans. >> what? >> including a trick call tail walking. a couple dolphin watchs say they caught video of them tail walking. >> are they tail walk just leaping? the researchers stay female dolphin named billy was released in the wild in may of 1988. it seem that billy may have taught other dolphinso buchanan water. the dolphins live in