coaching. he's retiring because of the child sex abuse scandal. he made the announcement in a written statement where he also said, i wish i had done more. jay gray is live at penn state with the latest. jay? >> reporter: doreen, a lot of people here wish he had done more. he's been a part of pen state football for six decades. the head coach for 45 years. today, plagued by the scandal, he told everyone this will be his final season. silent as he left his house this morning, joe paterno wept openly as he told the staff, then the players this will be his final year as coach at penn state. in a written statement, he said he made the decision to retire to make things as easy as possible on the board of trustees who have more important matters to address. it said this is a tragedy. it is one of the great sorrows of my life.

with the benefit of hindsight, i wish i had don more. an artist removed the face of jerry sandusky from a mural today. in the wake of allegations he sexually abused eight young boys over a 15 year period. one of the acts took place in the athletic facility. the question of a cover up lingers here. >> it's going to be a scar on penn state. >> reporter: the school's athletic director and president have been indicted as well. they have been forced to step down. there continues to be indications that the president will resign or be fired by the end of the day. >> it's going to take time and the efforts of everybody to get back the name we deserve. >> reporter: a reputation paterno worked so hard for over six decades. many don't understand why he was warned years ago. he only reported the issue to

superiors at the school, not police or parents. >> i think joe blew it. you see a situation like that, it's not about telling higher ups, it's telling authorities. >> reporter: authorities that continue their investigation at penn state. the university board of trustees continues emergency meetings. whether they will allow paterno to finish out the season. live in penn state, back to you. >> jay, thank you. new developments tonight in the herman cain controversy. the lawyer for a woman says his client plans to speak out along with other women who made similar allegations. joel is the lawyer for a woman names karen. she is a spokeswoman at the treasury department now. back in 1999, she worked at the national restaurant association. she left after filing a sexual

harassment claim against cain and reaching a settlement. >> she made her accusations. they were found to be baseless. >> my client expects to get into the specifics of the written complaint she filed in 1999 so it's clear that this complaint was not frivolous or baseless. >> joe bennett says the news conference is expected in days rather than weeks. the herman cain controversy is expected to come up in some form tonight at the presidential debate in michigan. steve handelsman will have a live report from michigan at 6:15. in decision 2011, a major victory for republicans in virginia. in the house they have won the biggest majority in history. in the senate, poised to win control from the democrats and complete a power sweet. one seat may be subject to a recount. it's culpeper and orange county,

fredericksburg, spotsylvania. julie carey reports. i'm looking at 102. >> canvassing the totals is a matter. >> reporter: theout come is likely to give the republicans their sought after control of the state senate. earlier this morning, they declared victory with an 86 vote margin. ed was the victor. today's canvas revealed more mistakes. when corrected they boosted the republican total. >> he was called in at 519. it should be 591. it was transposed. >> republican party leaders were thrilled with the updated vote total. >> he's picked up 144 votes net. that means he's up in the 200 range, 240 votes, give or take. >> at the campaign office,

staffers were packing up and clearing out. the campaign manager did not respond to our request for comment. with the canvass under way, the campaign office is still a busy place. the candidate himself not available for comment. he was taking a day off, relaxing with the family. >> we are confident that bryce is going to be the next state senator for the 17th district here. we are proud of our grass roots efforts we have done throughout the campaign. it showed. >> if he becomes the gops 20th senator in the 40-seat senate, bill bowling will hold a tie-breaking vote and effective gop majority. democrats cautioned republicans not to move too far too fast. >> if they don't govern from the senate, i think they are going to have a hard time with re-election. >> reporter: in spotsylvania county, news 4. >> if they seek a recount, the

official request couldn't be made for several weeks. meanwhile, republicans are feeling good after their victory. virginia governor says voters are sending two messages. >> one very disappointed with the direction of the country under the leadership of the president. more importantly, enthusiastic about the direction of virginia under the leadership of the republican team. >> governor mcdonal is predicting they will have momentum for next year's elections. in a conference call, democrats accused the governor of the victory. he said i don't see 2020 as a mandate. they spent a boat load of cash. i don't see this as a repudiation of anybody. election day in other states made national headlines. in ohio, voters rejected a law

for collective bargaining. they rejected the individual mandate requirement in the health care law. in may, voters restored the law allowing them to register on election day. in mississippi, voters defeated a ballot initiative that declared life begins at fertilization. for more election results on all your decision 2011 coverage, log on to www.nbcwashington.com. hundreds of people gathered today to say their good-byes to two brothers killed in a firy crash. the family says an 11-year-old and 2-year-old were inseparable in life just as they were in death. melissa has more on the emotional service. >> reporter: two small white caskets wheeled outside covered with flowers. one topped with an elmo and the other with a mickey mouse.

>> they have a smile you would die for. he was beautiful. >> reporter: they were killed friday on eastbound route 50 in buoy. their mother got into a minor accident. when she got out to talk to the driver of the vehicle she hit, a third car slammed into her honda and it burst into flames. the boys were in the backseat. day care provider will miss seeing those smiles every day. she always started her morning with a sweet question from one. >> miss sean, we going to get our day started? did you get your coffee yet. i say yes, i did, baby. what about my coffee. i said you're too young for coffee, but you can have some hot chocolate or sunny d. the first thing he would say is i'll go with that. >> reporter: anthony just turned 11. the other was going to turn 3.

he had one birthday wish. he asked for $50 worth of balloons, enough to fill his day care center. she plans to get the balloons and celebrate next week. >> he said will you please get my balloons and have them for me on my birthday? i said yes, baby, i will have them at the day care for you. >> reporter: state police are still investigating the crash. they will send their findings to a state's attorney's office. in maryland, melissa news 4. a gun rally at george mason university. they were there to protest the ban on guns. students and staff are prohibited from carrying guns on campus. visitors can have guns on campus, but cannot take them into university buildings or campus sponsored events. opponents say people have the

right to protect themselves from attacks on campus like the one at virginia tech. >> the university has no legal obligation to protect any individual, neither do the police. when they don't have that obligation and tell you you can't protect yourself, where are you? >> the gunman passed two background checks to get the two guns he used. if it was fixed, he would have never acquired the guns. >> the ban limits the number of guns on campus. there are no plans to change the rules. coming up next, lawmakers try to keep one of the world's largest economies from going bankrupt. the crisis in italy is getting worse and taking a toll on wall street. one of america's most wanted was found in the area. investigators didn't have to go far to find him. we'll take you on a bus tour

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the debt crisis in italy grew worse last night. italy's borrowing rate climbed above 7%. that is roughly the same rate that caused ireland, portugal and greece to ask for bail outs from the european union. italy's debt is too large to bail out. if their economy fails, the effects will be felt across europe and in the u.s. investors sent a clear signal that they want the prime minister to resign, now. not after parliament passing financial reforms that could take weeks. they promised to accelerate reforms and he'll be out very soon.

concern over the debt crisis sent stocks tumbling. dow jones fell 389 points and closed below the 12,000 mark. nasdaq down over 100 points and s&p 500 off 48 points. republicans will take part in a debate tonight. they hope they will breakaway from the non-stop coverage of the herman cain controversy. steve handelsman is at the debate sight with the latest. how likely is that, steve? >> likely, doreen. they are going to talk about italy and wall street. this is the press room at oakland university in rochester, michigan. the rapid rise of herman cain and the cain crisis. he won't be the main topic tonight. it's a debate sight that says talk about jobs. oakland university outside

detroit where the auto industry is bouncing back, but michigan unemployment is over 11%. also today, u.s. stock prices dived with word italy might default. the first gop debate in three weeks tonight on cnbc will focus on the economy. john harwood is one of the moderators. >> everyone is frustrated, fearful, anxious about the future thinking washington doesn't have solutions to get the economy going again. >> reporter: students want reassurance. >> build up hope to graduate with a degree and get a job. >> i don't care about herman cain's sexual liaisons. >> reporter: he called his acue sor -- she says she'll do a news conference if other cain

accusers appear with her. >> i will and i encourage the other women who have not come forward to do so. >> reporter: a potential disaster for cain. >> it will be unpleasant. we dread that moment. >> reporter: tonight is the night for cain to talk 9-9-9. for romney to say he, too, was a successful businessman. for perry to talk up jobs and the rest to showcase their ideas on how to put america back to work. senior republicans figure the less this focuses on sexual harassment, the better it will be for all the republican candidates. live from michigan, i'm steve handelsman, news 4. back to you. >> thank you. souvenirs and cell phones may become a bit more scarce. it's because of a new executive order. president obama signed the directive today ordering agencies to reduce expenditures by 20%. the cut backs include items

ranging from travel and cell phones to souvenirs such as pens and coffee cups used for promotion. it's part of a white house plan to cut $4 billion in waste and to make government more efficient. students at george washington university are getting a tuition refund after their professor didn't show up for class. she resigned. she didn't teach at least two semesters of a medicine course. everyone in the class got an a. the dean of the medical school said students will still get credit. they earned it through clinical rotations. they appointed an independent committee to make sure it doesn't happen again. doug is here with a look at the forecast. a wonderful day out there, again, today. >> three in a row. dry days. plenty of sunshine through saturday. now, it looks like we are going to see big changes. speaking of big changes, want to

see something we can see more of? as a result of global warming, storms like this. this is around nome, alaska. this could be the biggest storm ever. they had winds upwards of 70 to 80 and even 100-mile-an-hour wind gusts there. storms in that area of alaska are getting stronger as global warming takes over and we see less sea ice on the sea. it could be more common place over the next few years. simply amazing the type of storm going on there. as a matter of fact, looking at that a little bit earlier today, pressure down to 952 millibars. that's the same pressure as hurricane irene when it was just off the coast of our eastern portion of the united states. what a storm they are going through right now. for the record, we saw a high temperature of 64 degrees. another great day, a low of 42 earlier this morning. look at this number.

i'm not sure if it's an upper or downer, so to speak. sunset today at 5:00. tomorrow, the sun will set at 4:59. i don't like that too much. it's going to happen. it will get earlier and earlier. 55 degrees is the current temperature with winds out of the south at 5 miles an hour. another nice evening. one more nice evening. enjoy it now. 52 in manassas. 61 in towards frederick. we are dealing with nice, mild weather for the time being. that is going to change as we move through the day tomorrow. nothing on the radar now. we are going to see changes. it's a potent frontal boundary with wind and cooler air behind it. not colder air. it's not going to have a lot in the way of rain. there are heavy showers in virginia and western pennsylvania. for us, this is going to bring in the change with cooler temperatures and the wind. wind gusting up to 20 to 30

miles per hour. high pressure and sunshine across the area. nice weather. say good-bye to that. that comes through tomorrow. giving the chance for shower activity. we see chilly and windy conditions on friday. look at the mountains here in west virginia and western maryland. this is setting up for a big snow event back here. a couple inches. not a huge event. it's look k like they could see snow in the mountainous regions. for us, overnight, increasing clouds. look at 8:30 tomorrow morning. showers along the bay. right along i-81 from hagerstown. around 2:00, gaithersburg, washington, waldorf, all seeing shower activity. not a wash out, but showers, the cool air is not too far away. look at the snow tomorrow afternoon. you know things are going to cool off for sure. mostly clear tonight. enjoy it now.

58 dropping to 54 degrees. tomorrow morning, you notice something else tomorrow morning. it's going to be milder. 42 to 49 degrees with a few showers out there. take the umbrella, you may need it from time-to-time. not a wash out. tomorrow afternoon, cloudy with showers. breezy and cooler. winds pick up during the afternoon. the winds will start to gust on friday and saturday. right now, saturday and sunday looking dry. i think we'll continue to see breezy, if not windy conditions right on through the middle of next week. say good-bye to all that sunshine. i don't like the 4:59 sunset, either. i'm with you. thanks, doug. nbc 4 is joining the effort to raise funds for hundreds of local charities. you can help. it's called give2themax.

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president obama has signed a declaration declares the district a disaster area after an august earthquake. it allows the city to get federal funding including the national cathedral and union station. mayor gray requested it back in october. he said damage to schools, roads and hospitals after the earthquake was more than $6 million. winter is fast approaching and local governments are trying to get organized for the next serious snowstorm. a review of the traffic mess during that snowstorm back in january is urging local governments to improve coordination when deciding to release employees early or when deciding to close roads. the report urges the 17 local governments to conduct practice exercises and have more back-up

power for traffic lights and other critical signs. >> also working with major employees like the office and personnel management so people are released in time to get home before the storm gets bad or stay in place until conditions are safe. >> both fairfax and district governments volunteer to set up regional coordination centers to help manage it. >> police call it the easiest arrest they have ever made. a fugitive on the run for 14 years turns himself in. why he decided to come clean today. a construction project promising to transform part of the city. we'll tell you about that. >> it could cut your commute time. the connection tor weeks before a new stretch of the roadway opens to the public. coming up in sports, a setback for redskins safety. at college park, an athletic deficit is forcing the schools

to cut teams. what it means for student athletes. meanwhile, the football team feeling the effects of a losing

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retire at the end of the season. he made the announcement by way of a written statement where he addressed the child sex scandal involving jerry sandusky. he's accused of abusing be inin boys over 15 years. they are going to launch an investigation into the activities at penn state. control of the virginia legislature could hinge on a single sentence seat in northern virginia. the 17th district race could be subject to a recount. an incorrect count earlier. hundreds of people attended a funeral today for two brothers killed in a fiery crash in prince george's county friday

night. 11-year-old and 2-year-old brothers. they were passengers in a vehicle that burst into flames after it was hit by yet another vehicle. maryland state police are investigating to determine whether charges should be filed in the case. a fugitive featured on "america's most wanted." he was an easy arrest for police. he turned himself in. pat collins has the report. >> reporter: november 9, 2011. park police beat number 145, la fayette square. officer carlton robinson on duty, 0600. his assignment -- >> to patrol la fayette park, keep the park free from criminal activities. >> reporter: did you see criminal activity?

>> no, i did not, sir. >> reporter: that was soon to change. 10:16 a.m. the officer approached by a man wearing a red shirt, black pants and white sneakers. >> he wapted to turn himself in for an armed robbery that happened years ago. >> reporter: turn himself in? >> holy john walsh. >> reporter: i thought it only happened on tv. he's wanted for the murder of a 79-year-old man in missouri. he was on the run for 15 years. he's been on america's most wanted, twice. >> he stated he saw his picture on america's most wanted and was tired of running. >> reporter: did he say what he was doing in washington? >> i asked how long he had been in the district of columbia? he said 20 minutes. he came to turn himself in. >> reporter: why did he turn

himself in today? it's a special day for him. today is his birthday? >> yes it is. >> reporter: he turned himself in on his birthday? >> yes, he did. >> reporter: what do you make of that? >> i don't know. i thought it was my birthday. >> reporter: easy arrest? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: easiest you ever had? >> by far. i wish they were all that easy. >> reporter: celebrating his 42nd birthday in the central cell block. i'm pat collins, news 4 washington. >> he is expected to appear before a judge tomorrow. police released a video hoping to help find suspects. this is a photo from a robbery. two weeks later a seven-eleven

was hit. police believe he had an accomplice that waited outside during the robberies. a new $200 million retail center to bring business opportunities to the cam pause. 7,000 students attend class at the university. it's in a largely residential campus with few amenities for students and staff. the new complex, monroe street market, will be built on nine acres of land, which housed only dormitories. the project will take three to five years to complete. some residents nearby complained it will overwhelm local neighborhoods. the university says it will be a net gain for the entire community. maryland drivers may be on the road to a faster rush hour commute. the second span of the inner county connector is set to open

later this month. it connects the i-370 to i-270. we have the newest ten mile stretch. >> reporter: we took this bus tour on the maryland transportation authority. construction crews are finishing up work on a ten-mile section of the roadway, which will soon stretch the icc to 16 miles. >> the section that opened from georgia avenue to i-370 opened in february. we are going to connect to i-95 november 22nd. the piece to u.s. 1, we hope to start next year and complete by 2014. it will be 20 cents a mile. it could amount to up to $4 a trip. once the second phase is open connecting i-270 to 95,

officials estimate the time a trip will take to the airport will be cut in half. >> i would use the icc if i'm going up county or anywhere i didn't feel like sitting in traffic for long periods of time if i was constrained for time. >> reporter: is it worth a $4 toll for you? >> in time, definitely. >> reporter: not everyone is sold on the icc. >> it's a waste of money. it's not saving too much time anyway. >> reporter: officials hope icc traffic will pick up from 15,000 vehicles a day on maryland only all electronic toll road. easy pass fees will be waived for frequent travelers. >> you don't pay a maintenance fee the next month. >> reporter: you can travel 16 miles of icc when it opens november 22nd until december 4th. then a toll will be charged. this is chris gordon, news 4. coming up next, discount laptops and internet service for less than $10 a month.

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watching the changes under way now. 55 degrees, the current temperature. winds at 5 miles per hour. no wind gusts to report for now. that's going to be the change in a couple days. rain in west virginia and the pittsburgh area. for us, shower activity tomorrow during the day and increasing clouds overnight. 49 in the district. 46 in gaithersburg. temperatures not as cold as they have been over the past couple nights. cooler numbers tomorrow. a high of 54 in leesburg, 55 i gaithersburg. waldorf 56 degrees. breezy tomorrow. then the winds really kick in. i'll show you when coming up one more time in the extended forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, doug. an experimental drug could help you zap fat without diet or exercise, some day. researchers at the university of

texas watched obese monkeys lose 11% of their body weight while taking a drug that kills the blood vessel that is keep fat tissue alive, essentially killing the fat tissue. experts say more studies including those on humans are still needed. medical marijuana is coming to the district. the news 4 i team is showing us where it likely will be grown. tisha is joining us with a preview of ton's story at 11:00. several organizations are vying for a license to sell marijuana. applications are in for the cultivation centers. we found almost all of the proposed bottom factory sights are located in just one ward. neighbors tell us, they are only now finding out about what might be moving into the neighborhood. coming up tonight on news 4 at

11:00, how some city leaders are reacting and what's around the sight that is have the neighbors upset. find out how the topic turned a recent meeting into a shouting match. that story is tonight here at 11:00. jim, doreen? >> we are high on this one. thank you. we appreciate it. dan? >> sorry. >> what's coming up? >> more problems for the redskins. this is an injury situation. a capitals veteran calls out his team, plus rumored cuts in maryland and how the athletes are

this story out of maryland is really a bummer in so many different ways for many different kids. >> you are talking the recruits going to the school, the athletes on the team and the coaches are going to be without jobs. >> and the assistants. >> it stinks all the way around the horn. maryland's athletic department is facing a budget crisis. a third of the programs could be eliminated. they have met with the mens and women's swimming team and diving team to tell them they have been recommended for elimination. a decision is expected by the end of the month. the water polo team also bracing to be cut. they practiced in college park

this afternoon. facebook saying save water polo and swimming and diving has 8,000 friends already. former georgetown star chris write is part of it. members of the swim team shared their frustration. >> it's emotional. people, at first didn't believe it. i don't think it's set in completely yet. kevin anderson said it's a recommendation. there's no final decision, yet. we won't know until they said at the end of the month or sooner. right now, it's almost worse because we know it's been sent to him and know what they want to do. we are waiting to hear the words, like your program is cut. it's an emotional day for us. >> we heard rumors floating around. i kind of told myself not to

believe it. it wasn't going to happen. i was pretty upset about it. pretty surprised. >> angry? >> um -- kind of angry. when you initially hear it, it wasn't really anger. i just couldn't believe it. >> maryland's baseball and golf teams under consideration for termination. the athletic department on pace to lose $4.7 million this year. one of the main culprits is football. normally the cash cow for any athletics department, they have been an utter disappointment. there's a chance for some sort of redemption as they take on notre dame. zachary has more. >> blind. acc rookie of the year kevin dorsey, 52 yards. something big, something big happened.

>> it was a perfect marriage. they were on their way. like all honeymoons, this one was short lived. in the weeks and months that followed that win over miami, someone called a well scripted story. >> i'm the guy responsible for everything so maybe i didn't put enough guys in position to get it done. you know, we know we have to get better. >> reporter: the losses alienated them at left many wondering if forcing ralph to walk was good. >> it's tough to deal with. >> bigger and better things ahead for next year. i'm going to be watching. >> you see teams fall apart but that's nowhere near the case here. >> reporter: a prime time game against notre dame on national

television. it sounds like a bowl game or chance to salvage the season. >> is this your team's bowl game? can you salvage the team with a win saturday? >> we have to more games. to me, every game should be a bowl game. >> reporter: is it your bowl game? >> you can say that because this is a bowl type atmosphere. >> i feel it's the total program we are installing that has to be developed. we are winning in a lot of areas. we are just not winning, you know, on the field right now. >> zachary quiche, news 4, sports. tickets available for maryland's bowl game at fedex field, coming up saturday. >> let's hope not, but that could be a final embarrassment. >> notre dame is much better than they have been in the past.

it could be ugly. we are hoping maryland puts up a good performance. hoping for a good performance, redskins four point underdogs to the dolphins. miami has one win this season. the redskins are dogs. to make matters worse, landry missed practice. he's got a sore achilles. that's what ended his season last year. haynesworth fans, don't worry. he's found a new home. capitals going from the best start in history to being called losers by a team captain. all right, he didn't call them losers but said they were playing like it. the capitals lost four out of six games. a happy homecoming for the home team. the stars on the attack. check out the game. eric gets tripped up, airborne. goes top shelf.

5-2. caps lost 4 of 6. veteran captain none too pleased. >> it's like embarrassing, you know, when you are on the ice and guys are beating you. i mean we got beat 1 on 4 and playing like a bunch of losers like that. you're going to lose if you play like that. you're going to lose every night, let alone talking playoffs. you lose every night in the league and, you know, i think we all went through that last year. >> a gruelling practice for the capitals today. i think they are going to shape up in a hurry, is my guess. >> i get the impression they are about to get focused. >> thank you, dan. coming up next, the search continues for

the search continues for a lost treasure on metro. last night, metro crews stopped one of the escalators at dupont circle. they were helping a woman find her diamond and sapphire ring. she said the ring fell off when she took off her glove this past weekend. it's a century old heirloom. metro has not found a sign of the ring. connect to compete. that's the idea behind a

nationwide initiative to bring computers and internet access into the homes of 25 million low income families. we have the report. >> reporter: for millions of low income families high speed internet may no longer be a luxury. cable and computer companies are teaming up with nonprofits and fcc to bring internet to some of the nation's poorest children. for less than $10 a month. >> whether talking jobs, health care, getting online is a necessity, not a convenience. >> reporter: it will be open to at least one child in the national school lunch program. the fcc says it won't cost taxpayers a dime. a third of this country does not have high speed internet. the fcc says it major barrier has been subscription prices that average $45 a month. cable providers including

comcast, nbcs parent company have agreed to slash their rates. >> this is the opportunity to double down and make a bet on the future of our kids. >> a computer manufacture is offering computers like this for $150. the program promises a head start for students like erica. >> it would be easier to do my homework. >> it's to close the divide of americas haves and have nots. on capitol hill, brian moore, news 4. it's expected to launch pilot programs beginning in the spring of 2012. visit www.nbcwashington.com for more and search connect. final check, doug. >> final check of the weather showing all good things must come to an end. it's not going to come to an end in a big way. we saw sunshine over the last three days, temperatures into

the 60s. the clouds move in. not a wash out. high temperature, 57. the wind is picking up. 10 to 20 tomorrow. friday, saturday and i think winds gusting upwards of 30 to 40 miles per hour during the day. very cool time, too. sunday, 63 degrees. we see windy conditions into early next week. next tuesday and wednesday, another potent storm moves through. it could help bring the temperature up to 70 degrees next tuesday. that storm is one we maybe could live with. >> thank you, doug. a large exhibition hall and museum in paris. it was first dedicated back in the -- it was in the year 1900 is when it was. the famous french fashion households runway shows there. now, it's home to pac man, pawn and other vintage video games. remember that? >> i love that game. >> there's pac-man.

>> exhibition tracing video games back to the '70s will begin tomorrow. they don't find it odd that video games would be found in a museum in one of the world's best cities to appreciate art. it focuses on the history and artistic dimension of video games. i would love to go just to hear it. >> that's the last time i was good at a video game. they are more complicated today. >> that's the broadcast for now. thank you for joining us. "nightly news" is coming up next. see you at 11:00. have a good evening.