sandusky has spoke publicly since the charges rocked the nation. >> the president of the national center for missing and exploited children is disturbed by what is outlined in the grand jury report and is surprised by what jerry sandusky said tonight. >> i say i'm innocent of thoez kwharges. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview jerry sandusky says he does not sexual abuse young boys but admits to showering and horsing around with them. >> completely innocent and falsely accused in every aspect? >> well i have say that i've done some of those things? >> reporter: the president for the center for missing and exploited children says that is disturbing. >> i am surprised by it. grown men don't shower with children. what he is characterizing as

horsing around is really troubling. >> reporter: according to the grand jury report the allegations date back to 1949 sandusky allegedly had sex with boys in hotels in his home and in penn state's campus and locker rooms. >> i have done some of those things. i have horsed around with kids. i have showered after workouts. i have hugged them and i've touched their leg without intent of sexual contact. >> reporter: the alleged victim it is met through sandusky through their participation in the second mile. it's a group foster home for troubled boys. >> have you seen cases like this before? >> absolutely. this is typical. those who prey on children seek legitimate access to the children and gainer that

confidence and become their protecters. >> reporter: nbc news obtained an e-mail from mike mcqueary the man who witnessed sandusky abusing a child in the shower. he said that the truth is not out there fully. i made sure it stopped. i had to make quick, hard decisions. sandusky is free on $100,000 bond. the scandal led to the firing of joe paterno and three other penn state officials. i'm shomari stone. news4. now to the gunshots fired near the white house on friday night. jackie bensen spoke to the suspect's mother by phone as the search for the suspect continues all over the area. >> reporter: i spoke to maria hernandez by phone. she says she has no idea why her son would be in the d.c. area. she reported him missing on on 31st. she thought he went to utah.

news4 learned that oscar ortega was reported missing in idaho on october 31st. police believe he arrived in d.c. a few days later. on friday morning he was stopped in arlington as a suspicious person. he was questioned after photographed but not arrested. these pictures were taken. officers ran his name in a national crime database and learned he was missing from idaho. they contacted the police to say he had been located. hours later gunfire was heard at 16th street and constitution avenue near the white house. the suspect fled in an abandoned honda sedan with idaho license plates. inside was a semiautomatic rifle with a long range. >> specifically what he was aiming at or not aiming at is something that would be better

addressed by interviewing him. he can flesh out the details more appropriately. >> reporter: police raided this house on saturday morning at north 22th and madison in arlington. no one was inside. but sources say that officers found signs that someone may have been squatting there. a honda with idaho license plates was parked on the streets for a few days. >> all congregated outside my house which is a block away. and then after about 15 or 20 minutes they took off, coming down the block to i guess raid this house. >> reporter: we're told that the u.s. park police searched the occupy d.c. camp today but he was not found. his mother said he never suppressed an interest in belonging to that group. >> thanks, jackie. now to decision 2012. tonight herman cain classified his apparent loss for words on

libya as a pause. he struggled to respond when asked to respond on president obama's handling of the situation in libya. >> okay, libya, president obama supported the uprising, correct? >> i do not agree with the way he handled it for the following reason -- no that's a different one. >> a spokesperson said that he did that interview on four hours of sleep. president obama spent his final day in hawaii golfing with a friend who was arrested earlier this year. mr. obama teed off with the man who was arrested for soliciting a prostitute. he is a regular golfing partner with the president when he visits hawaii. this is the first time they

played together since the arrest. in washington the supreme court will decide whether americans can be forced to buy health insurance. 26 states have challenged the president's health care plan. oral arguments are expected in february and in march. the justices set aside five and a half hours. that's more than any case in recent history. a ruling is expected next summer. that would be during the height of the 2012 presidential campaign. we are hearing some of the evidence that took down jack johnson and his wife. the fbi tapped their phone as a part of a corruption investigation and today the u.s. attorney released the audio recordings. they reveal an effort to hide cash and a bribery check. aaron gilchrist reports. >> if you open up the dresser, you know my drawer, right? there's a little box and in the box there's a check. just traer it up or chew it up,

something. >> reporter: that is the beginning of a phone call between jack johnson and his wife less i as the fbi agents knocked on the front door of their home. that check was a $1200,000 bribe. leslie can be heard scrambling through the drawers searching for it. >> i don't see any check in here. they are just banging and banging. >> okay. let them bang. >> reporter: loud knocking in the background from agents with a search warrant to serve. as the phone conversation continues it's apparent jack johnson knows who is there. he struggles to remember where the check is but his wife says it. >> they say they're fbi, jack. >> yeah, i know. >> you want me to put it down the toilet? >> yes. >> you want me to flush it? >> yeah, flush that. >> reporter: but the call didn't

end there. there's cash all over the house and $80,000 of it found in leslie johnson ebra a result of this exchange. >> what do you want me to do with this money? they are banging? >> put it in your panty and walk out of the house. >> two minutes later the agents forced their way in. >> you're scaring me. >> it's okay, ma'am. >> we're fbi here to serve a search warrant. >> the doctor is a doctor and developer charged in the case. leslie johnson pled guilty to conspiracy charges and prosecutors are using the recorded calls and asking the judge to sentence her close to the maximum of 18 months. back to you. >> thank you. d.c. council chair's office called news4 tonight to say that temporary plates on his car have been replaced. today, brown's prius was parked

outside the wilson building with no visible tags. brown said that the tags were destroyed in the rain. his office says that brown got a replacement tag tonight and it is displayed. brown was criticized for making the city lease two luxury suvs for him. security cams could be moving inside the fairfax county schools. they have been outside for years but principals and parents want them indoors as well. a rash of food fights broke out in the cafeterias last spring. they want to be in the high traffic areas but the principals say that that would send the wrong message. it is awfully mild outside tonight. but that is going to change, isn't it? >> it is going to change in a big way. right now is it incredible how warm the temperatures are.

currently at 67 degrees. so far, our high temperature today, 73 degrees and we're dealing with the wind upwards of 22 miles per hour. ohio, down through kentucky and indiana we saw severe weather today. even a tornado back in illinois and a very strong thunderstorm cluster just to the south of buffalo. very rare for this time of year. the frontal boundary is moving our way. it will get here tomorrow. i'll show you what to expect coming up. it appears that the nba season is over before it got started. the nba players rejected a proposal by the owners for a 50/50 split of basketball-related revenue. was a take it or leave it offer from the owners. the players will desert fie their union and file an antitrust lawsuit. the move puts the season in jeopardy.

the loss of the basketball season is not great news for businesses down in chinatown. many of the restaurants and stores near the verizon center count on the basketball season to bring in customers and cash. >> i'm crushed. me, myself, i'm crushed. i'm a basketball fan and with the business near the stadium here, it's -- we're hurt. >> those who rely on the verizon center for income are feeling the pinch. the wizards generally a employ 150 workers for each game. most of the concession stand workers are paid per game. still ahead a bride speaks for the first time seven years after her wedding was interrupted by gunfire. >> he wanted to go and see but i was held back. i could hear the ambulance and the police and the helicopters. >> what she remembers about that

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a couple in our area is celebrating their seventh wedding anniversary today but it is unlike any other because during their reception the wedding party was robbed and the father of a bridesmaid was killed. tonight seven years later, the bride herself is speaking out for the first time. pat collins has the exclusive. >> reporter: it is unbelievable. you see that in movies. you see that. it's just not something you -- you expect to live through, you know, on your wedding day or any day. >> reporter: pause of what happened here, because the  killers are still at large, she asked that we not reveal her face or use her name. we call her maria. she was married seven years ago at st. matthews cathedral.

>> it was a beautiful day. there was not a cloud in the sky. i walked in with my mom and my dad and i was received by all our guests. >> reporter: that night a reception at st. francis hall in brooklyn. as the party broke up two gunmen began to rob and assault people outside. her best friend, a bridesmaid, beaten. her best friend's mother pistol whipped. her best friend's dad george longshore shot and killed. maria learned about it when her brother came back in the hall. >> he said there's a woman. there's a woman with blood all over her face outside and it's janelle's mom. i wanted to go and see but i was held back. i could hear the ambulance and the police and the helicopters outside.

>> reporter: george longshore taken to the hospital. he died a short time later. before he was shot he tossed his wallet to the robbers. they took out the cash and left the wallet behind. george long-shore killed for something less than $100. >> he had a great sense of humor. and he was so giving. >> do you feel like you've been robbed as well? >> no. i don't think they robbed me. i think they just robbed the world. of a very, very important human being. >> reporter: i'm pat collins, news4 washington. >> police are taking a fresh look at that case hoping that new investigators might find something to lead to an arrest and closure. health news for pet owners.

there is a canine flu outbreak in new york. there is a spike in cases lately. the cases are similar to human flu, coughing, sneezing and fevers and makes dogs more susceptible to other diseases. there is a vaccine for it. big security concerns involving the summer olympics in london. the u.s. could send hundreds of fbi agents to protect the athletes. the british newspaper "the guardian" reports that u.s. officials are worried about safety after organizers underestimated the number of security guards needed for the games by more than 10,000. hard to imagine weather this warm in the middle of november, isn't it? >> i look at the number and it says 67 at 11:00.

i think that something is wrong with my computer. if you take 67 it's the second warmest temperature in three weeks. the high temperature the warmest in a month at 73 degrees. what a glorious afternoon and evening. this is the navy war memorial and a beautiful shot out there this evening. if you are taking the dog out one last time it is spectacular. trust me when i say this you will not see weather like this again most likely for quite some time. the high temperature was 73. the low was 54 degrees. the average high temperature is 59 degrees. we were 15 degrees above average today and the warmest november 14th in 12 years. that's how warm it has been and we are still way above average. the average high is 59 and we are at 67 just after 11:00 because of the winds at 13 to 22

miles per hour. the current temperatures still 70 in cumberland and 72 in petersburg, west virginia and 70 degrees in annapolis. you don't need the heat on tonight. and this just after a couple days of a 33 at the airport on saturday morning. nothing to show you on the radar here but the changes are coming quickly. this front look at all the thunderstorms associated with this front. this front more of an early fall storm than a late fall storm. it is coming our way over the next 24 hours. over the next 12 hours breezy conditions. the front drops through tomorrow afternoon. at 4:00 notice the shower activity. we will see a good chance of scattered showers tomorrow and will need the umbrella from time to time. do plan on getting wet and getting the windshield wipers going. on wednesday an impulse rides along the front. wednesday has the better chance

of heavy rain. and we could see between a half inch and a inch of rain from this storm. overnight and tomorrow morning, 54 to 62 degrees. clouds on the increase. there could be showers out there. tomorrow afternoon we'll see the numbers 64 to 67 with cloudy conditions and scattered shower activity. but not a washout. the winds will shift. 64 for the high on wednesday, 53 on thursday. and here comes the cool air again going for a low around freezing on friday in the d.c. area. most areas in the low to mid-20s on friday. and we warm up just a little by as we hit the weekend on saturday and sunday. tomorrow night if you want to know how much snow we will see we'll have the official winter forecast. we had snomageddon and then karma getten and this year? >> we'll see tomorrow, doug. we know how to make a baby

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hard times at maryland? >> this is something we expected. the university of maryland president released a statement saying that eight out of the school's 27 sports teams have been recommended for elimination including men's cross country, track and tennis and swimming and diving. and women's acrobatics, water polo, swimming and diving. maryland trying to trim an athletic department deficit that is projected to be $4.7 million this year alone. georgetown is in action

looking to go 2-0. we have to have some basketball at the verizon center. taking on unc greensboro. the outlet pass to jason clark and this is going to be the guy to get it done for georgetown this year. clark with 17 in the game. later in the first they force the turnover. clark dishes it. check it out again. a no-look pass from jason clark there. thompson with 19. georgetown up 24 at the half. fast forward to six seconds to go. hoyas up by 39. they come up with another steal. he puts the icing on the cake. georgetown wins 86-45. next up a meeting with kansas in maui on monday. down in blacksburg, fiu in

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