good evening. big news for american women who are so confused and maddens by all of those conflicting instructions on mammograms. less than a year ago, you ll remember a government panel say women do not need regular mammograms until the age of 50. well, now, today, a major news study says mammograms in your 40s, can dramatically save lives from breast cancer. dr. richard best certify here with guidance tonight, rich. that s right. we spent today s study to 24 doctors and specialists around the country. 21 said they tell patients to get regular mammograms and today s findings confirm their approach. it s a mammoth study following 1 million swedish women. researchers found women between the ages of 40 and 469 who had mammograms every two yeared had a 26% less of dying from breast cancer than those who didn t have screening. screen 1200 women, you save one life. start at the age of 40 you have a much better chance of picking up cancer early. reporter: today s study flies
compromising position. who would think twice to check their dorm for cameras? that s disgusting like if someone ever did that to me, i wouldn t get over that. it looks like the victim felt the same way. now, fallout from the dorm room hookup caught on camera. plus brawl at the peewee football game. i ve never seen anything like that. and while the adults may have started this fight, it s the kids who were paying the price. first from fox this wednesday night, a fox urgent and a horrible bus crash outside the nation s capital. we re now learning the passengers include children and parents. they were on a charter bus that rolled off a highway overpass in rockville, maryland. emergency crews say the thing fell 45 feet right down the side of that embankment you see there and now you can see what the crash did to the bus. incredible. so you can imagine what it did to the people inside. paramedics report this crash killed at least one person, left several others with injuri
some spots of rain including some spots of heavy rain. let s start with that. we ll start with hd radar and she you how things are shaping up early this morning. out to the with is, we are seeing heavy rainfall moving from the south to the north. leesburg, you are under it right now getting some heavy rain. and reston, out towards herndon, sooing some heavy rainfall. nothing in washington, tease right now. most points east are rain-free but there are some showers popping up here and there and we ll expect to see more rain showers pop up through the course of the morning. let s get to the graphics now. we ll show you another look at the bigger radar image, satellite-radar for the region. plenty of clouds out there. plenty of clouds during the course of the morning and, as i said, more rainfall during the course of the morning. a flash flood watch is in effect until 8:00 this morning because of the rain we have seen and the rain we expect to see during the course of the morning
funeral, along with activists who were trying to prevent trouble. sources say that members of two rival gangs have been friendly with ashley mccray and both wanted to attend the funeral. brian weaver, a amc commissioner was on u street when the gun fire broke out and said he knows the young man killed. really, really sharp kid. somebody that guy the streets well and iing he was always sort of, you know, wrestling with the lures street ofs streets and where he was going to go with his future. i thought he made his transition trying to get his ged. reporter: investigators are look into this possibility there was an exchange of gun fire. there are some we believe that were at the funeral who walked a couple of blocks down to get in their car and as they attempted to get in their car, presumably to get into the funeral procession, suspects approached the car and opened fire on the individuals in that car. reporter: the car ended up overturned in the middle of u street
herself from slander charges. we ll talk to amanda s mother in an exclusive live studio interview early this september an exclusive live studio interview early this september morning, september 27th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs we ll get outside and get to know those people in a while. meantime good morning, everybody i m harry smith. out early this monday morning. good morning, everyone i m maggie rodriguez. a police officer, your 14-year-old step-daughter does something with her young boyfriend you really don t want her to do. so, you pretend to arrest the young man as seen in this video. this does not end well. we ll have the story for you in a little bit. we begin at 7:00 this monday morning with major flooding in the midwest. residents are bracing for the worst this morning as the threat of flash floods still remains very high. cbs news correspondent cynthia bowers is in portage, wisconsin to bring us up to date. good morning, cindy. reporter: good morning,