before taking it on, one must study it first. rushing in unprepared may prove overwhelming... with all that juicy, 100% angus beef. there! you found a point of entry! the bacon beckons like a springboard to paradise. one small bite for man... etcetera, etcetera. angus axiom number 11: bring on the bacon. the astonishing new angus third pounders. breaking news off the top at 10:00, major developments in the search for a yale grad student missing since tuesday. a heart-breaking discovery on what would have been her wedding day. >> within the past hour police say they have found a body in the building where she vanished. thanks for joining us everyone. i'm sara simmons. >> i'm will thomas. so far authorities in connecticut have not identified the body as annie lee, but they say they presume it is her. police say they have contacted her family and have assumed corol of the investigation. it's now being treated as a homicide. state police found the body about 5:00 this evening in an area of the building that houses utility cables that run between floors. we are working to bring you more information on the story. a full report in just minutes. sara, over to you. another big story at 10:00, shattered glass marks te spot where bullets pierced right through a woman's d.c. home. just outside, three people shot. now, we have learned a 16-year- old boy died in that gunfire. the violence comes as a battle rages overall hands on deck, a d.c. police department initiative, meant to prevent crimes like this one. matt is live with the story. >> reporter: this weekend has been a rough one when it omes to violent crime in the district. two people were killed, a total of four shot. although that was not an all hands on deck weekend, when there is one of those operations in place, we're told crime takes a deep dip. tonight we met up with a woman who has lived in the district over 50 years. after what happened to her last night, she'd like to have an all hands on deck operation every weekend. >> i'd be sitting right there like that. >> reporter: benny bellinger and her nephew spend most of their evenings right here in the living room. for some reason last night they decided turn in early and it's a good thing they did. a bullet came flying right through their living room window. >> and i heard the gunshots and i told her, i said, get away from the window. i thought somebody was shooting in the window or stairs. >> reporter: outside three people had been shot. 16-year-old antonio ward killed. so many bullets fired, even benny's car was hit twice. >> it did, right in the front. it went right through it. >> we're trying to stop the crime from occurring. >> reporter: on friday the chief told us she's doing everything possible to reduce violent crime in the district, although the police union is giving her heat about her all hands on deck operation. she says this targeted enforcement works. >> every all hands on deck, we have anywhere between a and 35% reduction in crime. >> reporter: but the police union disagrees with the chief and they also say the chief is bending the rules by not paying officers overtime during the all hands on deck. >> we can't tell the public we're reducing types with ahod because we know that's not true. >> reporter: meantime benny bellinger doesn't care how the chief and union battle it out. all she wants is to sit in her living room in peace. >> last week an arbitrator did rule in favor of the police union saying the chief did violate the union contract. that same arbitrator ordered the chief to pay officers overtime for the time worked during those operations, but the chief is appealing that decision and believes it will be overturned. >> and in the meantime residents just want some protection, matt. thank you. meantime a d.c. cop is under investigation after police say he shot a man in hyattsville this morning. he was off duty at the time and says he saw a man tampering with his personal car. it happened on nicholson street. the man shot is expected to be okay. so far no one has been arrested or charged with any crime in this case. preseason is over, now it really counts. the redskins got the regular season underway today against division rivals from new york. it was a struggle from early on, but there were redskin highlights, it just took a while to get to them and there weren't enough. >> well, for the second straight year the redskins had to open up at new york against the giants, the defending nfc east champs. for the second straight year the skins come up short. there were some positives, there were not enough. jim zorn, year 2, game 1, not a lot of smiles for the head coach of the burgandy and gold. second quarter, his team trails 3-0. a little dump pass to mario manningham turns into a big deal. there's three missed tackles on the play. fred smoot, andre carter and deangelo hall all miss him. 30 yards for a touchdown. giants on top 10-0. second quarter still 10-0. jason campbell has the ball stripped by umenyiora who picks it up and returns it 37 yards for the touchdown. 17-0. still second quarter, skins in field goal formation. fake! hunter smith with the fake. 8-yard touchdown run. he did one with the colts in 0 three. skins with momentum. 23-17 down at the half. 4th quarter down 23-10. campbell finds chris cooley. the skins get no closer. the redskins drop the opener 23- 17 to the new york giants. >> i can tell you that we have a very good football team. i'm very impressed with some of the things that happen on the field. i think our challenge was to become more disciplined on the field, and that's going to be our challenge from week 1 to week 2. >> not discouraged at all. there was one game we lost the game but at the end of the day we know we're a better team than actually what we showed today. we've just got to bounce back this week. play even harder, play a little bit better. >> next week the redskins will play their home opener on sunday when the st. louis rams come to town. the rams lost to seattle today 28-0 but keep in mind the rams beat the skins last year 19-7. there's always one guy, right? fans here at cleveland park bar and grill in northwest were ready for the first game of the regular season. as you can hear, a little disappointed the team didn't get a win. still a skins game as you know always a good reason to get together with friends, have a beer or two and make some new friends whilyou're at it. your skins station right here, fox 5, working hard for you tonight. we've got an extended edition of geico sports extra coming your way with more post game reaction. it all starts at 11:10 right after the news edge at 11:00. keep it right here on fox 5 for that. now to the battle over the nation's health care system. washington hosted a weekend of protests. saturday thousands took to the streets to show their opposition to president obama's plan. today, a much smaller crowd rallied at the capitol in support of the president's plan for reform. the group called americans united for health care and insurance reform say they want to let congress know all americans need health care and insurance now. meanwle, president obama is on a full court press campaigning for his health care plan, but if the president is to succeed, analysts say he's got to put a stop to the skepticism from both parties surrounding the so-called public option. president obama left it to congress to craft health care bills and democrats had to defend the legislation in angry town halls during their summer break. now the president seems ready to lead the battle himself. he was at campaign mode in a rally in minnesota saturday and he plans more events later this week. mr. obama tells "60 mites" in an interview sunday he is taking full ownership of health care legislation. if it doesn't work, he says, he could be the one held responsible. but on the sunday talk shows, top white house aides continue to take a middle ground on the central question of a government-run insurance option. >> i'm not willing to accept that it's not going to be in the final package, but what he also said and what we've all said is that this is not the whole of health insurance reform. we should not let the whole debate evolve into this one question. >> reporter: 12 senators appeared on sunday shows to talk about health care. democrats for the most part echoing the white house line, expressing support for a public option, but indicating it's not a deal breaker. republicans standing firmly against the government option. >> the house bill is dead because politics apparently matter and the public option is unacceptable. so that's a good start if we can kill the house bill. >> reporter: republicans also raised questions about overall cost, expressing skepticism that cutting wasted medicare can generate hundreds of billions in savings. a family tragedy after a virginia toddler drowned in a backyard fish pond. it happened today in burke. he fell into the pond and later died at the hospital. police are now trying to figure out how he fell in. swine flu fears are spreading and fast. new hope that a vaccine may be available sooner than thought. that's coming up. one apology is enough, or is it? congressman joe wilson says he is done saying he's sorry after last week's outburst during the president's speech. the new action his colleagues plan to take against him. plus two men stranded at sea on their burning boat. see the dramatic rescue coming up next. we had a wonderful day today, lots of sunshine and we've got more on tap. i'll have the details in your full forecast just ahead. >> keep it right here on fox 4, your 90-minute power block of news is just getting starred. sara and i will be back in exactly three minutes. it's never too early to start saving up for christmas. get your christmas club card and use it... to start saving up now... and we'll add a 3% bonus to your card -- just in time to shop for christmas! yes, the christmas bonus is back! one more way to shop your way, only at kmart and sears. a dramatic coast guard rescue and it was caught on tape. rescuers plucked two men from this burning boat off the coast of corpus christi over the weekend. crews first noticed the smoke billowing into the sky and then saw the fishing boat engulfed in flames. the men were forced to ditch the boat for a life raft. one of the men was burned over 20% of his body. both are expected to be okay. drugs found in a vehicle and now investigators want to know if that led to the death of a former advisor to former illinois governor rod blagojevich. christopher kelly was found early saturday morning in his home. just days ago he pleaded guilty to being involved in an illegal kickback scheme with o'hare airport and his booking company. kelly was under pressure from prosecutors to cooperate in the blagojevich investigation. experts think his death, though, is unlikely to affect the case. >> i don't know that he was the lynch pin to this case. that's probably what's somewhat ironic about this whole thing. they have john harris signed up, they have these wire taps. they have john weima. i don't know they needed chris kelly to flip to bolster thei case. >> blagojevich says he is deeply saddened by the death and his heart goes out to the family. an official cause of death has not been determined. a personal gesture between two kennedys now at the center of a federal investigation. the fbi is investigating a stolen condolence letter written by jackie kennedy to ethel kennedy after bobby kennedy's assassination. investigators believe someone stole it. the note has changed hands several times selling for as much as $25,000. in 2006 it showed up at a dallas auction house. no more apologies. that is the word tonight from congressman joe wilson. the south carolina republican found himself in the hot seat after he shouted "you lie" during president obama's speech to congress. now as caroline shively reports, he said it is over and done. >> reporter: he says he is done saying he's sorry. >> i am not going o apologize again. i apologized to the president on wednesday night. i was advised then that thank you, now let's get on to a civil discussion of the issues. but i've apologized one time. the apology was accepted by the president, by the vice president, who i know. i have not apologize -- i am not apologizing again. >> reporter: he's talking about his outburst during the president's address to congress wednesday night. mr. obama said illegal immigrants wouldn't get federal money for health insurance and wilson yelled out -- >> you lie! >> reporter: you lie. wilson told fox his son called his outburst a town hall moment. the congressman also maintained it wasn't his intention but he thinks because of the attention he's brought to the issue the senate finance committee and the president have now said they'll make sure it includes verification provisions to make sure illegal aliens don't get government money for health care insurance. meanwhile hackers are attacking his website using phantom computers to overload the site and crash it. a person close to willson says it was down five hours. that could hurt his campaign financially because people wanting to donate can't while the site is down. overall he is not hurting. he has raised more than a million dollars since his outburst on wednesday but so has his democratic opponent, rob miller. cpare that to just $67,000 miller brought in the first six months of the year. house democrats are preparing aures st. louis formally rebuke wilson in the chamber next week. you heard wilson, he says no more i'm sorries. >> congressman wilson says a resolution against him only shows the democrats want to play potics. speaker nancy pelosi has said it is time to stop talking about wilson and stay focused on heal care. it has been one year, if you can believe it, since hurricane ike barreled through galveston, texas. despite all the progress, tough work still lies ahead. hassles with insurance are making rebuilding difficult, with many business owners ready to give up. several city leaders are coming together to try to make recovery quicker. >> it's the red tape getting people to sign off and tell us once and for all who are we dealing with. >> we've got some federal funds that are available, but the bureaucracy of getting them out is slow and we're going to break through that. >> since ike passed through, the emergency room at the university of texas hospital there has reopened and tourists are returning to the hundreds of homes and businesses that have already been rebuilt. the fox 5 storm force taking it outside for you now. a live look outside. no complaints here for the second half of the weekend, but what about the start of the workweek? gwen is live in the weather center with your first forecast. i think we can all agree what a turn-around from saturday. >> absolutely, will. i'm talking about major sunshine today. temperatures that were very, very pleasant. it was comfortable outside. what a great day to be outdoors. well, the skies are clear tonight. it is a little cool, though, however. let's go to our weather map. here's a look at the highs today. 83 degrees at national airport, 84 degrees at dulles and 80 degrees at bltimore. now, we are in for even some warmer weather, so brace yourself forlear. r. idge of hh are igcea a ridge of high pressure in control. and that's going to be the case over the next few days before ou start to see some changes in r weather pattern. so for tonight we do have clear conditions. it's 72 degrees right officially at 7 fflliay at rport. rt. y dull. aipor reeg rtdaeges at baltimore. 64 degrees at fredericksburg and 72 at hagerstown. as we take a look at the overnight temperatures, weare talking 63 degrees, but in the burbs expect temperatures only in the upper 50s and to the far west the mid-50s but skies will be clear with very lwe do have up with our five-day forecast. we'll let you know what to expect. the good news is the workweek doesn't start out too badly, but then things start to change. i'll have those details when i come upstairs. back to you. >> it's always about change when it comes to the forecast. well, you use it every day multiple times without a second thought. your cell phone, the blackberry, you use it all the time. but one woman says her husband's cell phone is killing him. >> up next, her cross country journey to testify before congress. hear what she is demanding straight ahead on fox 5. 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(announcer) are you gellin'? dr. scholl's. great news in the fight against the swine flu. the h1n1 vaccine is on its way and ahead of schedule. now if all goes well, the vaccinations could go out to people in just three weeks. and some even better news, researchers conducting new trials using the h1n1 vaccine driscveong that a single treatment may do the job within 10 days. >> we're looking in all likely he's at one dose, not two, for healthy adults. that's great. >> the government plans to distribute the first doses of the vaccine to high risk groups like health workers, pregnant women and young people. health officials say expect the vaccine sometime around the first whole week of october. if you are like most people you use your cell phone just about every day sometimes for hours at a time. probably what you don't do is worry about cancer, or a brain tumor. doctors from all over the world are gathering this week in washington hoping to make us all think twice the next time we put that phone to our ear. >> reporter: a woman has come from san francisco, california, to washington, d.c., this week on what she says is a personal mission. she believes her husband is dying from a brain tumor because of a cell phone. >> we were friends in high school, believe it or not, so we've kown each other over 40 years. >> reporter: ellie came to d.c. alone because her husband, alan, is notoo sick to travel. >> unfortunately this brain tumor has changed his personality drastically. i still love him dearly but he's a different person now so understand that. >> reporter: he has the same type of malignant brain tumor as ted kennedy and was diagnosed the same week the senator learned about his tumor. like the late senator, alan is not expected to survive. >> it was caused by his long- term mobile phone use. >> reporter: his doctors now blame his cell phone, which alan used several hours a day, every day, for more than 20 years. >> that thing was glued to is right ear and the tumor is on the right side of the head. >> reporter: she has an unusual situation in that her husband used a phone for an extraordinary amount of time. while it's difficult to be certain what the causes were of his brain tumor, the likelihood is quite great hat his hours and hours of being on the cell phone contributed to his brain tumor. >> reporter: dr. deborah davis helped diagnose alan and is one of dozens of international doctors gathering here in d.c. this week for a conference on the problem. she says people shouldn't be afraid to use their phones if thy take simple precautions. >> use an ear piece. don't keep the phone on your body all the time. text messaging is fine and children, children should be warned not to use a cell phone like a phone next to their brain. my ultimate goal is that our government does something t not allow technology that was invented to ebb rich our lives kill us. my husband is going to die from this brain tumor. i don't want this to happen to other people. i want people to know. >> reporter: a coalition of doctors and families plans to testify before congress about the connection between cell phones and brain tumors monday afternoon. on capitol hill, tish thompson, fox 5 news. >> we did try to contact the group representing the wireless industry here in washington but they did not respond tower comment. here's an example that could help the health care reform argument in this country. a tampa, florida, couple held a garage sale this weekend. they are selling just about everything they own to raise ney for curtiscancer treatment. medicare only pays for art part of it. bills are stacking up and they are running short on money. >> material things don't make any difference anymore. i mean you can always replace the material things but you can't replace your life. and he is my life. >> three years ago curtis had open heart surgery to replace a clogged artery. this month they'll celebrate 25 years of marriage. some can't pay their medical bills, others can't pay their mortgage. strapped by a struggling economy, some homeowners are forced to open their doors to renters. we go inside the homes some of reluctant roommates. >> reporter: rufus and sara designed their dream home in philadelphia. >> we had put so much of our time and energy into creating it. >> reporter: initially it was within their means, but then the recession hit. >> so my income went down as the economy started tting iffy. our mortgage payment went up. and those two things, the collision of those two things caused the crisis. >> reporter: after six years of marriage, rufus and sara took in a roommate to save their home from foreclosure. the number of homeowners that are looking to rent out rooms is on the rise across the country. in fact one nationwide roommate referral service we spoke to said their listings of homeowners that are looking to share expenses are up as much as 25% over just the last year alone. renee drell of new jersey's home sharing, ink, says her business is doing even better. >> there's been a 44% increase in homeowners calling us, wanting somebody to come in so that they could have additional income. >> reporter: rufus and sara turned to craigslist, where roommate postings have doubled in the past two years. they found katrina allen. strapped with their ballooning mortgage and student loans, the $650 a month katrina pays is all the couple needs to keep their three-story home. >> if you were in their situation, what would you want to know about the person you were considering moving in? >> everything. i'd want to know that they weren't crazy. >> reporter: the couple went on instinct and no background check. >> we were really trusting. >> reporter: renee's organization does more homework, even asking... >> does this person get angry easily? how much alcohol does the person person use? >> reporter: it's been a year, and? >> being able to fully pay the mortgage each month, it's heavenly. >> reporter: in philadelphia, jamie colby, fox news. >> some folks are doing just that, renting out rooms. they say the best ones are the pilots and flight attendants because they're never home. >> they're not there that much. well, 40 hours a week, you know, most of us work that much and don't think twice about it. >> but imagine carrying that workload until you are 101 years old. next at 10:00, you'll meet a lawyer doing just that. first, did you see this one, roger federer with the best shot of his career? >> awesome! >> take a look. you know what, we'll have more of it coming back when we're ve e th sr. stay with us. the quality of ous depends on our connections. access to high-speed internet, at home and on the go, is no longer a luxury. it's how our children access education. it's how we find jobs, discover infoation, and connect w and frs. it's the spark that drives innovation, creates investment, and builds a stronger economy. to shape a better tomorrow, at&t is investing in america's future - working to create 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hundreds showed up to swim a mile, bike 25 miles and then run about 6. the potomac, rock creek park and scenic downtown all part of the scenery as the athletes could enjoy it while they worked out. we don't yet, though, have the final tally of how much they raised. >> they sure got someecent weather for that, huh? >> they definitely did, and a good workout. today was a big sporting day in new york and not just because the redskins were visiting the giants. >> roger feder was in town too looking for another u.s. open title. dave feldman rejoins us for that. feldy, what a play we saw from him. >> i heardwill thomas screamed and couldn't believe it. when i saw it, i couldn't either. it was unbelievable. >> folks in the newsroom thought it was a fire. >> we weren't sure what is going on. >> will is okay, folks. you know how good roger federer is? how many great things he's done? today he hit what he called the best shot of his life. this guy has won 15 grand slam singles titles. can you imagine someone that good saying the best shot of his life? the u.s. open semis. federer looking for his sixth straight u.s. open contest. point of the match, second set, federer won the first, 5-5 in the second. they're both in the near court. federer would win the point and the set and then this is the best shot. federer, watch this through the leg job. and for a winner, cross court! federer has won 40 straight matches at the u.s. open. he said it's the best shot of his life. serena williams was fined $10,000 for what took place last night in the u.s. opn semis versus kim cryster. she was called for a foot fault. the defending champion then boiled over, letting loose with a profanity-laced tirade at the lines person. the tournament referee was called and serena was given a point penalty. match over! the incident is being further investigated to see if serena will face more penalties. criminal criesster advances to the final. the final round of the bmw championship. tiger woods began the day with a seven-shot lead on number 9. he shows just how good he is. the tree is not in the way at all. just wrap it around the tree, tiger. roll it up to the green and knock it in into birdie range, which he did. tiger woods within tap-in -- would tap in for par on 18 to finish 19-under and win by eight strokes. his 71st pga tour victory puts him back in first place in the fedex cup stand go ahead. the nationals were winners over the marlins. yankees crushed the orioles then-3. much more on the redskins regular season game. that's coming up on geico sports extra. back to you. still can't believe that federer shot. unbelievable. college students paying tribute to the king of pop with a performance that is all the rage on youtube. multiple singers all belting out michael jackson hits. but there's something in this video that's not what it appears. find out as the news continues right here on fox 5. who the freedom sisters are. you are looking at cellar of them honored at the black family reunion. the women were honored for making a difference, not just for the african-american community but the entire country. dr. dorothy hight says there is plenty of opportunity to keep on working. >> it gives us an opportunity to reize that we are a people with great history. we have values, we have strength. and when we understand our strengths and appreciate who we are, we'll then be able to cope with our problem. we're not a problem people, we're simply people with problems. >> the legendary dr. hight. they are on a three-ye tour to nine cities where they celebrate local women. talk about a strong work ethic. one texas lawyer is truly dedicated to the job. he is 101 years old and still works 40 hours a week. fox's david lee miller has the story. >> reporter: he's 101 years old and still works 40 hours a week. >> i get down here about 6:30. i usually go home about 11:00 and i eat lunch and then my doctor said you need to take a nap every day. >> rporter: that same doctor wanted jack goredon to stop practicing law, but he refused. >> good morning, your honor. >> how are you this morning? >> i'm all right. >> and today he is the oldest practicing member of the texas state bar. >> mr. borden is one of the sharpest, most astute attorneys that walks into the courtroom. >> reporter: nearly everyone in weatherford, texas, knows jack. >> he is a fine, upstanding christian man. he's active in the community. he is honest, caring, loving and has the best stories. >> reporter: and now jack has another story to share. experience works. the nation's largest provider of training and employment services for older workers recognized jack with this year's oldest worker award. >> highlighting older workers, breaks down barriers, break down negative myths and stereotypes about older people. and there can be no better example of a role model for all of us than jack borden. >> i am a firm believer that the good lord is leaving me here for a reason. >> rerter: for the time being jack has no plans of stopping, despite hearing the same nagging question. >> when are you going to retire? and i said, well, when some day that one of the girls comes in this office and my head is down on this desk and they can't wake me up, that's when i'll retire. >> reporter: in new york, david lee miller, fox news. >> well said, well said there. >> he has a sense of humor. i like the doctor's advice. the doctor says take a nap every day. good advice, huh? >> i wish we could take that advice. >> i'm sure a lot of young moms and dads with young children, i know you'd all like to take a nap, it's just not possible all the time. a beautiful, beautiful sunday. >> not a day to be inside napping. it's a day to get out and enjoy it. mother nature was very kind to us today. take a look at the skies tonight. not bad either. we've got clear conditions, maybe a cloud here or there, but really not too much to write home about at all. very, re nice conditions across the area and a little cool. a little on the nippy side in some of the neighborhoods. a clear, cool night outside. if you're heading out at this hour of the night make sure you dress warm. sunny start to the week, however. that's good news. temperatures are going to take a dip again, so be prepared for that. elsewhere as far as we're talking about the week, we are talking about a chance of some showers by the time we hit the middle portion of the week. no showers today, though. 83 degrees officially at national airport. 84 at dulles and 80 degrees at baltimore. warmer than yesterday, but we even have a little bit of a rise in the temperatures that will be heading our way as well. 72 right now at national airport, 57 at dulles. 64 at fredericksburg and 65 at baltimore. so it's not too bad outside. 70 at roanoke and 72 at charlotte along the mid- atlantic. in new york right now, 73 degrees. for tonight our overnight lows in the burbs will be a little cooler. temperatures into the upper 50s, even mid to low 50s in some of our neighborhoods. but overall some areas closer to the city will be actually into the low 60s. here's a look at our national satellite-radar composite. take a look at all this moisture here to the southeast. this is something we're tching very closely. as we move into the middle and later part of the week, some of this will edge its way a little more to the north along the mid- atlantic so we'll keep a close eye on that. a look at true view will show you we've got pretty clear skies right across the board. a ridge of high pressure in control and that's keeping us in control for tonight and gave us all the sunshine earlier today. that sunshine is going to be very evident again as we move through into tomorrow. take a look at the jetstream to the north of us. we're still going to be in the warm sectors. temperatures tomorrow warmer today than they were -- warmer tomorrow, i could say, than they were yesterday. then we'll see a little bit of a shift and temperatures will start to dip. we've got a back door cold front to keep an eye on and that will give us a big change in our temperatures. in the meantime for tomorrow, though, temperatures still into the 80s. pleasant day. we've got all kinds of sunshine to talk about and i'm happy to say that because things are going to change in the long term. we're going to see a temperature drop. wednesday, thursday, we'll head 10 degrees cooler than we are going to be in the monday, tuesday period. that's also when the clouds will start to roll in and we've got a chance of seeing some showers. a clear night in the meantime. cool wih light winds for tonight at 63 degrees. and then for tomorrow 85 degrees, once again warm and pleasant. the five-day forecast showing you that we've got a chance of some showers by the time we hit possibly wednesday. a 30% chance. thursday and friday it increases to a 40% chance so we'll keep an eye on that for you. back to our cold front moving in from the north, that moisture heading in from the south. that will set us up a little bit. the by the end of the week, though, we're back close to 80 degrees. not quite there by friday but almost. >> i like this time of the year but it also is the time of the year you feel like you need two changes of clothes. >> and an umbrella in the trunk of the car. time to take a look at what's in the buzz bin tonight. sir elton john and his partner, david furnish, want to be parents. the couple met a ukraine an toddler and now want to bring the child hope. england and the ukraine don't have formal adoption proceedings but the pair is hoping that furnish's canadian citizenship may help out. now, a yale university junior is making a name for himself by honoring the legendary michael jackson. >> this story is really cool. along with a buddy from school he's created a video that appears to be an a cappella group performing a michael jackson medley. you might be more impressed with the magical editing, check it out. ♪ just call my name and i'll be there ♪ >> turns out they're all the same guy, no joke. connecticut student sam is wearing the same jeans and sneakers, but three different shirts. he is singing all the parts and his classmate, kurt schneider did all the fancy editing to form the make-believe group paying tribute to michael jackson. pretty impressive. so far 500,000 hits on youtube, 500,000 hits. youtube actually put it on its home page and now the hollywood blogger perez hilton has posted it. so i think it's going to sort of be instant celebrity for these young men. >> i think so. well, young man and his helper there, but i just thought it was maybe like the latest boy band or something. >> some young men from yale who are very smart and probably about to be very famous. probably getting picked up for the talk shows this week. well, coming up, we're revving up with a newly unveil lamborghini. for the price tag and a dream come tr up next. well, since summer is over, yore paying a little less at the pump these days. the average price of a gallon of gas is down about a nickel from three weeks ago. aasays the average price for d.c. right now is $2.62 for leg regular. marylanders are getting a bigger break, paying just about $2.50, but virginia has the cheapest gas in the region, $2.40. the national average, though, is $2.57. with everybody pushing for more fuel efficient cars, there's one group of folks who aren't the slightest bit worried. lamborghini lovers. they have got a new toy to consider. tonight we invite you to dream just a little with a closeup look at one of the fastest cars on the street. >> reporter: it's one of only 250 in the world. the lamborghini unveiled at last. >> the custom look of this car is something who wants something unique. they appreciate the history of lamborghini. >> reporter: and that customer better be rich. philip jones with lamborghini washington gave us a quick snapshot of the nearly $250,000 car. >> interior on this car is unique to the balboni. it's a little bit of a retro look. a distinctive stripe on this. this is the navigation. >> the man behind the wheel in his promotional video is the test driving veteran of 41 years the car is named after. the italian father of three is on a 12-city american dealership tour, talking to clients about the new machine. it's a role that humbles him. >> thank you. it's something that i never expected. i start to believe that it's not a dream. >> reporter: how caanyone pass up an opportunity to take a spin with the legendary test driver who works closely with engineers to design these high performance cars. i said yes. i hit my head. not off to a good start. >> the first thought is that you're in a cocoon, like a capsule. the acceleration, though, will snap your head back. and everyone around you is looking at you. >> reporter: while the balboni lamborghini may only be a dream for most of us, the legacy of balboni, the supercar test driver, will now live on even after he leaves the company, whenever that is. >> i don't think i will ever retire. >> no whiplash, but i think i still have a bump on my head. >> ias waiting for you to get behind the wheel. they didn't trust you?