hours to deliberate before they reached their decision. when the verdict was read, cheers erupted outside the courthouse. stephanie stanton has the latest from los angeles. >> reporter: after a day and a half of deliberations, the jury of seven men and five women came to a unanimous decision in the manslaughter case of dr. conrad murray. >> we the jury find the defendant, conrad robert murray guilty. >> reporter: he showed little emotion as the verdict was read. >> juror 5? >> reporter: seated in the courtroom were members of the jackson family who got the verdict they hoped for. >> justice was served. >> reporter: they considered more than 300 pieces of evidence and heard from 49 witnesses including murray's girlfriends, investigators, medical experts

or each side. >> our sympathies go out to the jackson family for the loss they have suffered. that's most important to keep in mind. >> reporter: a judge revoked bail and sent him directly to jail until sentencing. there it is, dr. conrad murray is in the custody of the l.a. county sheriff's department. sentencing is set for november 29th. in downtown los angeles, stephanie stanton, nbc news. >> because of the overcrowding in l.a. jails, he may not serve any time in prison. it's possible the judge could sentence him to house arrest. herman cain is a republican candidate who made it clear he wants to get back on message and move past allegations of sexual harassment. it's not likely to happen anytime soon. a fourth woman accused him of inappropriate behavior. unlike the first three, she came forward.

steve handelsman on capitol hill with more. steve? >> reporter: good evening. herman cain's accuser was cool, calm and articulate. if the story is true, it's devastating. it's the first time a woman publicly came forward to accuse herman cain. >> he was very sexually inappropriate with me. >> reporter: she says in july, 1997, after she was fired from a restaurant association job in chicago, she came to washington to get advice from national ceo herman cain. after dinner, cain physically assaulted her. he suddenly reached over and he put his hand on my leg, under my skirt. i was very, very surprised and very shocked. i said what are you doing? you know i have a boyfriend. this isn't what i came here for. mr. cain said you want a job, right? >> reporter: she says cain stopped. she did not file charges.

nbc news cannot confirm the allegations. attorney gloria allread showed statements from two men who she told cain was sexually inappropriate. three other women accused him of it this month. she said she decided to do it publicly. i want you, mr. cain to come clean. just admit what you did. >> reporter: cain issued a statement denying false allegation allegations. today's poll shows 54% are not concerned. 15% a little concerned. cain rivals are trying to take advantage. >> it's up to herman cain to get the information out and out in total. >> reporter: she says she's telling her story to put a name

and face on the charges. unlike her liberal lawyer, she's a conservative activist. recently at a tea party event, she saw herman cain, she went up to him. he remembered who she was but didn't apologize. jim, back to you. >> steve handelsman, thank you. a judge in charlottesville, virginia ruled attorneys for the university of virginia lacrosse player accused of killing his ex-girlfriend will be able to review medical records. his lawyers argued a mix of alcohol and prescription medication actually killed her. the judge ruled there will be no cameras in the courtroom during the trial and jurors will have to fill out questionnaires. the trial is scheduled to start in february. there is trouble tonight, serious trouble on the campus of

the frostburg state university in maryland. the second murder there this year. this 23-year-old is a student there. she's being held in connection with the murder of another student. the victim was 19-year-old kortneigh mccoy. she was stabbed to death saturday night. we have more on this. >> we have learned more about the circumstances surrounding a fight that investigators believe led to the stabbing. the suspects parents were in court while the victim's family is planning the future. >> the family, sisters, it's sad. it's such a young age. >> reporter: this is her uncle. four years apart, he considers himself a brother to her. they are trying to process the loss while planning her funeral.

>> i'm in shock to this day. it's not actually believing what happened. right now, it's like our family just trying to hold each other up. >> court documents reveal several people witnessed the encounter between both students. an argument that started in the home of the suspect continued outside. the victim suffered stab wounds to her head and neck. witnesses say it all happened very fast. the parents of 23-year-old shawnee liggins showed up for the court appearance. they charged the business administration student with first and second degree murder. >> respect our privacy, it would be very appreciated. it's a trying matter. thank you very much. >> reporter: the police refused

to answer whether alcohol was involved. university and police officials emphasize the importance of their partnership and want to discuss the many positive things. >> i am angry, too. i share your outrage, alarm and grief that something like this happened at frostburg as this entire university community. >> a public defender said he is confident all the facts will come out at a later date. he waived the bond hearing to spend more time talking to his client. back to you guys. >> thanks. a vigil for two little boys killed in a firy crash over the weekend. friday night's accident along route 50 claimed the lives of an 11-year-old and his 2-year-old brother. they were passengers in a car that burst into flames after being hit by another vehicle. it's planned for tomorrow at

perrywood elementary tool in upper marlboro. it's where the older brother played in a pee-wee league. the autistic boy from virginia who spent nearly a week alone, lost in the woods is home with his family tonight. his name is robert wood jr. he's 8 years old. he was released from the hospital over the weekend. doctors are treating him for minor injuries he suffered during the ordeal. he wandered off while hiking with his family in the park in hanover park. 3,000 volunteers went on a search for him. the boy doesn't talk, which made it harder for him. he was discovered close to the park. attorneys for a mobile home park are asking prince william county about their idea to condemn several homes there. attorneys filed a freedom of

information request. they are seeking inspection reports, sketches and reports from officials. the holly acres mobile home park was flooded out. 65 trailers were badly damaged. the owner wants to rebuild. the county says it's in a flood way. coming up in our broadcast, shock, anger, sadness after a child's sex scandal involving a former assistant football coach. amanda knox's former boyfriend breaks his silence after being cleared of murder charges. confronted bay group of suspicious men. a church is not happy with a popular golfing facility. they may take the fight to wort. >> how are we looking, doug? >> a beautiful day today. we could see more of that, but,

you know, it's not going to last. i'll show you when we change, again. let's head out to redskins park. dan is live. >> reporter: here we go again. another redskins loss, this time with two-time super bowl champion trevor price who won with mike shanahan's denver broncos. we're going to get his tame an

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two officials are being charged in connection with a sex abuse case that involves a former football coach. the coach was arrested on saturday. they are charging him with abusing eight boys over a 15-year span. brian moore has the report. >> reporter: two top penn state university administrators surrendered to authorities for failing to report child sex allegations against a coach of the football team. the athletic director and business director are accused of lying to a grand jury about disturbing allegations focusing on defensive coordinator jerry sandusky. >> they allowed a child predator

to victimize them for many, many years. >> reporter: he's accused of -- >> this is not a case about football. it's not a case about universities. it's a case about children who had their innocence stolen from them in a culture that did nothing to stop it or prevent it from happening to others. >> reporter: a graduate student caught sandusky abusing a boy back in 2002 and reported it to joe paterno. paterno notified the administrator who is did nothing. paterno has been cooperating. >> he is not a target at this point. >> reporter: authorities insist this investigation is not about football, it has casted dark shadow over one of the most storied programs in college sports. brian moore, nbc news,

washington. authorities say they have not yet learned the identities of two of the eight victims. they say those two identities are not necessary to move forward with the case. the former boyfriend of amanda knox is speaking out for the first time since the murder appeal ended in acquittal. he dated knox for ten days before her roommate was murdered. they were convicted and spent four years in prison. in an interview with italian tv, he described his time in prison as hell and a cruel injustice. he said it was a seed planted and stamped on. he retained great affection with knox and will always wish her happiness. doug is here with a look at the weather. what a spectacular day today. >> it was nice, wasn't it? >> yes. it got dark too soon. >> way too soon.

>> monday is when you notice it. >> 5:02. the sun is going to go down before 5:00 in a couple days. that's amazing out there. as we look outside, what we did yesterday, this was out there toward washington along the national mall for the longevity walk. 2,000 people came out on a fantastic day. i want to thank everybody for their support. they were hoping to raise $500,000. i was able to emcee the event. thank you for having me out there and thank you all for coming down there and walking around the mall. for the record, we saw a high temperature of 67 degrees. it was a beauty across the area with all that sunshine. bright blue skies. not a single cloud out there. 58 degrees is the current temperature. winds out of the south at 5 miles per hour. the winds are light enough that we will cool down a bit with more and more darkness.

it's going to continue to get cooler for winter. sunset at 5:02. at 5:00 p.m. or earlier, from november 11th all the way through january 6th of next year. we have the sun going down way too early for most of us over the next couple months. 52 is the current temperature in frederick and gaithersburg. fredericksburg coming in at 52 degrees. the temperatures are starting to cool down. the doppler radar is showing nothing around our area. a potent storm system is bringing big time storms. we have a couple confirmed tornadoes in oklahoma. in portions of kansas, that storm is going to make its way across the country and eventually move our way. we are not going to see the worst from that storm. ahead of it, we will see plenty of sunshine. mild conditions. that was the day today. tomorrow, a carbon copy of what

we saw out there. wednesday, nothing is moving. sunshine, high pressure, more mild air. wednesday is looking really, really nice early. watch what happens by wednesday evening. here comes the frontal boundary from the west. showers here and more showers from the atlantic. they are going to do a squeeze play on us. by thursday, it could be on the wet side and this front will bring through big changes through the end of the week and of course your weekend. this evening, clear skies, nice and mild. 62 dropping down to 56 degrees in most areas have dropped well past that already. temperatures tomorrow morning, not as cool as they have been. 30 and some of the coldest areas 43 in the city. patchy fog tomorrow morning. sunrise is 6:41 as we make our way through the day. another beauty, nice and warm. 65 to 71 degrees. we are forecasting a high temperature of 70 tomorrow. that would be really nice. 67 on wednesday.

63 on thursday. that's when things start to change a bit. a high of 53 on friday. that's veterans day. as we look toward the weekend, it's looking dry. temperatures back to around average for this time of year. upper 50s to lower 60s. >> find a way to get outside for a little while tomorrow. >> even a half hour walk. it's all you need. >> thanks, doug. still ahead, greece reach as compromise to prevent them from defaulting on their debt.

negotiations are under way to name the next greek prime minister. a coalition will be formed to push a bail out through parliament. we have the developments from athens. >> reporter: for the time being, prime minister george papandreou is still there. no one knows who the leader will be. there are names out there being suggested. >> we have a new government and unity and possibility. this is the proof of our commitment. >> reporter: after days of discussion and uncertainty, world markets reacting, the

prime minister will step down, he says. elections will be held in the next couple months. most importantly, this new government, all though temporary will approve the bail out of greece before they default on the massive debt. that was the fear as well as greece potentially leaving the euro zone. this move is good news. it brings hope here especially since european leaders said they are not going pour more money to greece until there's commitment to move the country forward with stability. that said, here comes italy now in much the same predickment. there's talk of the prime minister there stepping down or being forced out. that is a much bigger economy, much harder to fix, much harder to bail out. now, world markets are looking away from greece now that it looks like there's at least a plan here and looking at italy with quite a bit of worry.

back to you. >> michelle reporting from athens. on wall street, stocks made gains on final hours of trading. investors responded to the debt situation in europe. they gained 85 points to push it above 12,000. nasdaq up nine points and s&p 500 closed seven points higher. the hilton hotel chain joined the list of companies hoping to redevelop the old post office pavilion downtown. they want to turn it into a 245 room luxury hotel. it would feature four restaurants and high end retail shops. the old post office is on pennsylvania avenue between the white house and the capital. half a dozen companies submitted proposals to develop the property including donald trump's hotel outfit.

they are considering the proposals. they will make a selection in a couple weeks. >> it will be interesting. another attempted abduction. it's the fourth incident in a month. what police are trying to do to protect children. a tribute to heroic dogs who save lives in the war zone and beyond. the ravens steelers rivalry proves to be one of the best in the nfl. a mediocre at best offense plaguing the redskins are the redskins ready to step

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the jury today pronounced conrad murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson in 2009. murray was sent to jail without bond after the verdict was read. he'll be sentenced later this month. he's facing up to four years in prison and the loss of his medical license. a fourth woman accusing herman cain of inappropriate behavior. she says cain groped her in 1997 when she met with him. nbc news had not confirmed the

allegations. all harassment accusations are, in their words, completely false. a student at frostburg state university has been accused of killing another student. both are women. the victim was a 19-year-old stabbed to death in a fight during a party over the weekend. a 23-year-old is being held in connection with that crime. there was another attempted abduction in spotsylvania, virginia. four cases reported since mid-october. >> this latest one happened saturday afternoon in the 6700 block of satterfield court in fredericksburg. we have the report on how police are responding. >> reporter: it happened saturday, 4:30 in the afternoon, a little girl says men in a van tried to get her to go with them. she got scared, ran off. they drove away. the incidents have people here

on edge. >> my daughter is not going outside to play because he is trying to snatch kids during the day. no telling what he'll do. >> reporter: an action plan announced by the spotsylvania sheriff's office. there have been five attempted abductions here. the victim's range in age from 8-20. the suspect descriptions vary in number. the vehicles vary. sometimes it's a car, sometimes it's a van. what does it all mean? do you think it's possible it could be a gang or a group of people doing this? >> i have been in the business 23 years. just about anything is possible. >> reporter: the sheriff says he's going to increase patrols between 6:30 in the morning and 4:30 in the afternoon in residential areas, around schools and bus stops. >> have school aged children

walk in groups. when possible, have them walk with either older siblings or parents. >> reporter: the sheriff says if you see something suspicious, if you are threatened in any way, don't hesitate to call 911. i'm pat collins, news 4, spotsylvania. authorities issued a warrant for one suspect. he's wanted in connection for an earlier attempted abduction. so far, nobody has been arrested. a fair tax county church is mad at their backyard neighbor and waging a legal battle. the presbyterian church says every year thousands of golf balls end up on their property. one hit a church employee in the head. according to "the washington post," a special grand jury

found enough evidence to go after public nuisance charges. there could be a $25,000 fine if the case goes to trial in january. a push under way to get voters to the polls for the statewide elections tomorrow. it's expected to be a low turnout for a high stakes affair. julie carey has our report. >> reporter: they are the most popular figures in their parties. mark warner and republican governor bob mcdonal. they have spent the last three days with other leaders crisscrossing to get out the vote. the focus, the state senate. democrats have a narrow four-seat majority that republicans are intent on claiming. they say it's critical to keep a balance. >> the senate has been proeducation body. it's a body that killed a lot of bad legislation that's been passing in the house. we need to keep it in democratic hands so the balance is there. >> there's a lot of things i

want to get wrong. >> reporter: without statewide candidates at the top of the ticket, this is what political observers call an off-off election year. turn out is expected to be low. even the crowds at the rallies are thin. today, at george mason university they tried to get supporters with a flyer. it advertised a halloween parade featuring a zombie character of president obama with a bullet in his head. >> one of the reason this is is so important is whether we are going to see the most extreme elements of our political body take over a pretty cal party. >> reporter: at a prince william county rally, they criticized democrats for trying to get votes. >> i think we have a positive

pro-growth, pro-jobs, pro-government reform program. the other side is trying to scare people it's not what we wand to hear now. >> polls are open from 6:00 tomorrow morning through 7:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. special heroes honored on capitol hill today. they served our country and helped protect it four legs at a time. it's a tribute to war heroes. they honored two impressive canines. one served a tour of duty in rirk. the other helped their owner escape from the world trade center september 11th. >> did you know there are 2300 military dogs in service today. they take many of the same risks and put their lives on the line. they sniff out bombs. they comfort our soldiers on the battlefield. >> the hero dog awards will air

on veterans day on the hallmark channel. >> still to come tonight, the occupy movement of the turn in the district. protesters say they are not doing enough to protect them. a huge christmas tree is on the move from california. if you thought today was

hello, everybody. i'm meteorologist doug kammerer. here in storm center 4, a beautiful day out there today but temperatures going down right now. 58 degrees is the current temperature outside. most areas in the 40s. it's going to be chilly this evening. take a look at doppler radar. nothing around the washington, d.c. area or to the east of the ohio river valley. to the west, a big time storm around portions of kansas, oklahoma. tornadoes down there and winter storm warnings for parts of the plains states. for us, we are going to seibert conditions here. eventually, it's going to move our way but take its time getting here. 30 in frederick.

32 in martinsburg. there could be frost tomorrow morning and areas of fog. watch out if you leave early tomorrow. dense fog overnight. tomorrow afternoon, plenty of sunshine once again. high temperature close to 70 degrees in the washington area. 68 in leesburg. the temperature of 67 degrees toward the winchester area. we are looking at nice weather over the next couple days. as i said, the storm will eventually get here late wednesday into the day on thursday. thursday a good chance to see rain. we'll talk more about that coming up with the extended forecast. i move into the weekend in about another 15 minutes. >> thanks, doug. we just passed halloween. thanksgiving isn't here yet. you know christmas is on the way. here is how you know. they have cut the capital christmas tree and it's on its journey to the capital.

it's a sierra white fir, 65 feet up in the air. they are cutting it down in fresno, california. the tree then will make the cross country trip to d.c. with several stops along the way. they will place it in front of the u.s. capital building. it won't be long now. tobacco companies will not be required to put graphic pictures on their packages yet. they wanted to force them to put the images on the packaging. they wanted graphic warning labels with images such as diseased lungs or dead smokers on the boxes. the tobacco companies are suing the government saying it violates their freedom of speech. the judge blocked it until it's solved. it could take several years.

breathing problems in children and adults. a report published finds acetaminophen may worsen asthma. it's commonly marketed as tylenol. they revealed several studies that found it could spark new cases of asthma. there's no absolute proof that it directly causes asthma but shows the need for parents to be cautious when dispensing any medication to children. sports is up next. dan, what do you have? >> it might be easier if doug was out here doing the weather. we are going to break it down with trevor price who played for mike shanahan in denver. he knows the man very well. we are going to look at both sides and weigh in on the defensive side of the ball a

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did you see the front page of the post today? >> that picture of mike shanahan's face? that is a scary look on his face. >> what else needs to be said? doesn't that speak volumes, man? wow! >> i almost felt bad for mike when i woke up and saw this picture. he could have been grimacing, but it summed up the whole day for mike shanahan. it's turned into a game of

limbo. how low can you go? four straight losses. they are 3-5 on the season. we have to break it down with trevor price. he played with shanahan, won a couple super bowls. he played for the jets and the ravens. when you watch a game like this from the redskins perspective, what is the first thing going through your head? >> the first thing is desperation. what can happen now? what's going to happen next? how are they going to react to this and what happens on the field and the bench. how do the players talk to each other. what is communication like? forget what happens on the field right now. it can work its way out. what happens between plays? are they going to sit on the bench stone faced, not talking to each other or rally each other or hey, if i see this, you do that. what's going on in between the field? are they trying to fix it or just going to let them wallow in

it? >> maybe more important when playing as many young guys as they are, three rookies started the game. john beck is basically a rookie. he started seven nfl games. this guy, in every game he started has yet to win a game. how long, if you are mike shanahan can you stay with number 12? >> i think he's going to ride him out the rest of the season. here is why? after you pull grossman, shanahan a coach with those credentials, does he go back to the guy he yanked. does grossman say it's going bad, you want to turn back to me? those e emotions are real. >> does mike shanahan's ego allow him to go back to grossman? >> i don't think it does. i love him to get. i know him because i played with him. you speak to him enough to realize what the mind set is. his thing is, right now, i can

win with john beck. i'm going to prove to you i can win with beck and the rest of the players i have. young, old, new, you know, come hell or high water, we are going to try to win with the group. >> he admitted they are rebuilding. he told his son, the offensive coordinator, you shouldn't come here because we are rebuilding. i want to get to what you said was the turning point of the game. the redskins started to move the ball, roy fumbled and the 49ers scored. why was this a turning point? >> he's a great linebacker. he's big and strong. a rookie running back, they don't have their head in the swivel. when it pops out, that's one blow. the blow that happened after this, when the game was lost. after that, a tuchdown to a guy nobody can pronounce his name or

nobody heard of. it's the kind of play that how it happened. you know, football terms a pick, you don't go under the pick, you go over the pick. the linebacker goes under the pick. touchdown to a two-time player of the year. it's disheartening. >> when they threw it to bruce miller, i was like bruce who? seven catches all season. >> it's a guy you give that's not going to make the team. that's the number you give him. >> he made the team. you talked about how disheartening it is when you lose and how it changes everything you do on a daily basis during football season. i posed that question and the veterans take it hard. take a listen to this. >> it's hard to try to put on a straight face, a happy face and go home to your family and kids and try to act a certain way. winning can cure a lot of that. that's the one thing i'll say.

if you have a poor record, just one win can do a lot for moral inside and outside the locker room. that's the good thing. >> you hate walking around losing games and kind of doing the simple stuff. you let your team down. you let everybody down in the organization. that's the feeling we got. you know, every time we lose a game, we have to do something about it. >> he seems down there? >> it's true. you can't go to the grocery store, you can't buy gas or go to games. it makes it hard. >> pulling your hat down. you are not looking at anybody or making eye contact. >> one team that is making eye contact is your former team, the baltimore ravens. they were in pittsburgh last night. what a game this was. the hardest hitting game. ray lewis looking for the season

sweep in pittsburgh. going to pick it up. ravens up. roethlisberger picks off. what does he do here? >> his upper body works and lower body doesn't. he can't walk and chew gum. i love him to death. >> he should have had it there. this is a touchdown when ben roethlisberger hits wallace. steelers go up 20-16. 16 seconds to go. ravens down by four. joe, who knew. fining torey smith, that proves to be the game winner, 23-20 is the final. the ravens now 6-2 on the year. joe could get it done. >> no. no. i know he could get it done. he's a great quarterback. i think more so, it's inexcusable for pittsburgh to let that play happen and let the ball get thrown over your head.

>> advance, did we simplify and make it easy enough? even i could understand that. >> you did. i have a question. a lot of people last week, we were saying they lose this game yesterday, the season is pretty much over. are you feeling that way, too, trevor? and what are the guys thinking about that now? >> here is what i think. a head coach, they job is to be an eternal optimist. the first thing shanahan is going to say, you never know. well, we kind of do know. that's the problem. is the season over? no. they have eight or nine more games to play. are playoffs out of sight? probably. there's next year. there's a draft. we'll figure out some stuff. >> four in a row sucks, basically, bottom line. can we say that? >> one in a row sucks. >> the look on the coaches face. >> that says it all, doesn't it.

>> that picture sucks, too. >> thanks. coming up next, their eyes aren't playing tricks. teachers are seeing double. >> for all your news, follow

today occupy d.c. protesters turned their attention to d.c. police who they say failed to

investigate two incidents from last friday where demonstrators were hit by a car. it provoked a strong response from the chief. darcy spencer has our report. >> police officers. >> are now occupied by the people. >> reporter: protesters marched to d.c. protesters demanding a thorough investigation into two incidents friday night when protesters were hit by a car in the street. >> we are not allowed to give a statement on a hit and run? >> reporter: she, her pregnant wife and teenage son were hit where they were demonstrating. each was given citations for obstructing traffic. the driver was not charged. independent witnesses said they jumped in front of the car. >> there was never a need to jump in front of cars. >> reporter: police allowed them into the building and got their

side of the story. >> i'm still suffering head trauma, nausea and headaches. >> reporter: minutes before they were hit, georgia pierce was struck by a car. a police report indicates it was a hit and run. >> i have heard they were saying the people that got hit were just crazy people running in front of the car. we are not crazy and we did not run in front of this car. >> reporter: the police report indicates the vehicle involved is unknown. some say it was the same car that hit minutes earlier. >> what level of accuracy can you say this was the same car? >> 100%. >> reporter: the investigation is continuing. but accused protesters of turning violent. she says the protesters are endangering their children by using them in blockades. i asked an occupy d.c.

spokesperson to address the allegations that children were being used in blockades. he says it's ridiculous. >> mayor vince gray issued a statement saying occupy d.c. protesters have become more aggressive. "rock center" with brian williams returns at 10:00. here is a preview. well, greetings from new york. thanks. tonight, we get to do it all over again. if you join us for the second ever edition of "rock center" you will see a report on something that happened in america during most of you are lifetimes that will shock people and should shock people that see it. if you saw last week's edition, it's superb. we got such a great viewer response of where the jobs are,

we are going to take it on. richard engel will be with us. we have to know more about the greek financial crisis and the stakes. we will be joined by tina fey. we'll talk about the difference between "30 rock" and "rock center." >> it airs tonight at 10:00 here on nbc 4. we invite you to tune in at 11:00. a homophobic mailer sent to people on the eve of a senate race. whoever sent it is a mystery. police use gps surveilness throughout the country. we'll hear from one of the best to come out of penn state about the scandal around the football program. doug is here with a final check of the weather. looks good for election day. >> great for election day. no excuse not to get out.

70 degrees and plenty of sunshine. it lasts through the day on wednesday. then we see the changes as the big storm system moves in. 40% to 50% chance of rain on thursday. much cooler during the day on friday. friday is veterans day. the weekend is looking good and dry. >> sounds good. >> thanks, doug. people at an elementary school near los angeles are wondserring what is going on out there. they noticed they had more sets of twins than other schools in the area. as time went on, they got more twins. now, there are 14 sets of twins at that school. four sets arrived in just the past year. all but a few of the kids are identical twins. sometimes they play tricks on the teachers. for the most part, having so many twins around makes for an