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something that affects every parent and every young adult. drinks marketed to drinks comes after the fda was expected to step in and ban the product from the market. it included the university of maryland at college park. we have the latest from there. >> the maker insists mixing caffeine and alcohol is safe as long as used properly. but with the fda taking a look at this product, the maker says it will pull the caffeine out of the drink. there is a reason why they are popular on college campuses. >> people love it because it tasted good. >> each can is about 40 years and cost less than $3.

>> you can get buzzed pretty easily. >> but that might be banned nationwide for potential health and safety risks. >> the concern is that when you mix the two, your greeting in the unstable combination in your body. >> i don't think it should be made illegal, but i don't think it is good for you at all. if they want to pull it, there won't be any objection from me. >> critics say there is a reason why it is called a black out. >> it encourages people to drink far more than they should. it masks the effect of the alcohol so people don't feel the state of intoxication. >> one fan says he is planning ahead. >> we will buy fiver six cases if a pullout from the shelves.

>> the fda is looking at caffeine -- as an unsafe food additive for alcohol. wheeler on storm watch tonight. >> and more storms are coming. parts of the area are under a tornado watch. we are here to track what is on the way. i want to show you here on the regional view, there is the spin of the left over storm. on the east side, that is where the line is moving right toward us. as a matter of fact, a little bit of lighting to the south, let's go to the doppler and see where that area is right now.

heading toward marshall, there are wind advisories out. they're coming through with some gusty wind. the other batch of their home in the valley heading towards -- it has contain some lightning, so it is not out of the question that there will be left over rumbles of thunder. lingering showers and gusty winds tomorrow. i will tell you how long it will last what i do any from the weather center. and new details on are revealing report about illegal immigrants and various crackdown's across the region. prince william county's policy cut the number of illegal immigrants a adult -- critics questioned the findings as officials in arlington county are resisting a federal efforts

to capture illegal immigrants. >> county officials are claiming victory tonight in helping that their policy spreads throughout the state even though this new report doesn't link your illegal immigrants to less crime in the county. officials say that this radical policy does not work here in a county where 1/3 of the residents are immigrants and crime is already the lowest bid has been since 1960. even with u.s. citizenship, he and his wife decided to move their family out of the county a couple of years ago because of the policy. a research group looking at the policy finds the controversial crackdown cut the number of illegal immigrants but up to 6000. at some crime has also fallen.

>> everything we have been saying in hearing the past few years, the policy has had a policy -- positive effect on the community. the study shows no lawsuits claiming such action have been filed. but someone who works in the county doesn't mean that means there are no problems. >> asking them if they are here illegally. >> the arlington county board member recently received unanimous support to withdraw from an immigration and customs enforcement program. >> remember their own fear and the crime rate going down. >> of the foreclosure rate and taxes are some of the highest in the country and have become so

the last couple of years. the goal was always to improve public safety and that has happened. the jury in the murder trial will begin deliberations tomorrow, both sides delivering closing arguments today. he cited a recorded conversation between the suspect and a pen pal where they refer to the murdered woman. they focused on the holes in the case that were there, and abc seven will alert you whenever the verdict is reached. the $400,000-of-takes center stage. a liquor store owner and his wife face a federal judge the day after their arrest.

east asked the money in a closet. a couple is accused of paying off police officers to ensure the transport of untaxed cigarettes and alcohol. all nine people were arrested yesterday in the scandal tied to the rest -- to the arrest. delays are expected due to a damaged overpass. the problem is that the overpass where a truck hauling tobacco caused a serious -- and some serious structural damage. the right side eastbound lanes were closed down until further notice. the delays are expected until wednesday morning. we have a surprising way to save money the next time you take a trip. we show you how.

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stars, the vote is causing some outrage. and tonight, the long awaited decision protecting your access to the beetle's greatest hits. >> and virginia is added to a list of drivers with dangerous habits. list of drivers with dangerous habits.

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gentle reminder. the national transportation safety board says not enough people are collecting their seat belts. 333 people died last year on state roads. >> is such a simple way to save a life. >> it bothers me, especially when there are children that are not wearing them. >> drivers might be be able to be pulled over without -- just for not having the seat belt on. of the district and maryland are taking that approach. improve the seat belt use by 12%. the bill that would have added virginia to the list was just defeated. >> i think you can punish people all along, but unless it becomes second nature to them, it won't

help. >> federal and state law- enforcement are hoping that signs like this one will make seat belt use a second nature to people and help save lives. we are on your side tonight with a new outbreak of beatlemania. online. apple announced the deal to sell the songs on itunes. 8 beatles recordings were among the top 25 albums sold including the white album and abbey road. of the finalists are set for next week's dancing with the stars. a shocking vote sent a solid performer packing.

>> on this ninth week of competition, i can reveal that the couple with the lowest combined total of judges' scores and of your votes in his brandi and max. >> america voted them off of the show just over an hour ago. it means jennifer grey and bristol palin will be among those competing for the championship. >> that result got our phones are ringing. [talking over each other] this line is coming to the washington area, and with that, gusty wind. be careful, even tomorrow

morning, it is slippery out there. the temperature is the current high temperature for the day. 64 degrees. folks -- downtown officially about a quarter inch. only a few hundreds of an inch, but look at this. here we are in washington. there is that line that continues to move through frederick county maryland. it is moving south to north, and there have been one or two areas of lightning. this is over the last hour. the folks out toward the blue ridge say that it is thunderstorms coming out of all reasons. look at the amount of rainfall.

wind is gusting at 32 miles an hour. the area of strong, gusty wind coming through, some of the high elevations will be 20 or 30 miles an hour wind. south is where there is a tornado watch. a bit of everything going on. ec that contrast in the atmosphere, the center of the storm winds up. there is the trailing edge that continues to move through so as to continue through the night, he's been in the atmosphere moves away. some strong wind coming in, it will be a windy day tomorrow. the sunshine will be back and we will like that. we will see the wind continuing to increase to high spots out there at blue ridge. when you get up and head out to

work, it will only be in the 50's. a windy day and a dry day as we go through the next seven days. more sunshine had after a bit of a wild evening. the weekend, a lot of sunshine and a nice dry air. you can do a little bit of the weekend. >> that is good news.

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the washington wizard's did not have john walsh tonight, but they beat toronto 109-94. they picked up where they left off, 20 tonight. the wizards scored with 28 assists. how about that one. we have a glimpse of the future.

how about that slammed by a health and armstrong. it has been 24 hours since the massacre and the skins will plunge ahead to tennessee. the other we have a better idea of donovan mcnabb's new contract, he only had 3 fewer completions. today, he had a hangover. >> i am embarrassed. there are two ways of handling it. the one way that i know a does want to approach a hot to get back out on the field and embrace everything that happened. let's go back.

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