on a jobs plan so that money will get into the economy. nervous investors continued move into u.s. treasuries, pushed the 10-year note down to a record level. i lost a lot of money in funds and stocks, so i out and putmy money and savings accounts. money, butking any where my money is .taying put that the fed said it will sell securities to buy longer-term holdings. ultimately, it may reduce rates on the mortgages. you need a credit score that qualify for the lowest mortgages. it is something that does not help much. the dangerous domino effect caused the world to sink as well. the imf says time is essence. it is time for short-term personal agendas to be set aside. that roseck today, 19 fell. worries about a slowdown in created awth has also of oil, gold,ices and silver. gonzalez, abc 7 news. keeping an eye on the sky, way, could behe heavy. expect to take that umbrella with you. joins us with a look at the forecast. heavy rain at times, enough be a floodwill
check out the interactive radar any time online, wjla.com. now to some breaking news out of kensington, md., where the police are investigating the death of a 54-year-old woman and her 13-year-old son as an apparent murder-suicide. the bodies were found in kensington in their homes. john gonzalez is on the scene. the police activity has increased? that is right, the crime scene has drastically changed in the past hour. a number of montgomery county detectives and the forensic evidence team are once again going through this kensington home, or 24 hours earlier, a mother and young son were found dead. the police are investigating this as a murder-suicide, but have not confirmed it and they re not saying who killed who. they got a call from a concerned co-worker after the mother did not show up for work yesterday. the deceased has been identified as 13-year-old benjamin barnhard and his mother, margaret jensvold, a psychiatrist with a practice in nearby bethesda. both were