team. syracuse has put fine on leave during the investigation. the university released a statement tonight saying the school conducted an internal investigation in 2005 when first contacted by the accuser. according to the university, none of the people who the accuser said would support his claims corroborated them. the university said it is cooperating fully with police. >> we're also following developments in the death of actress natalie wood. tonight homicide investigators reopened their investigation 30 years after wood died oft coast of california. she drown in 1981 after a night of partying with her husband robert wagner and the actor christopher walken. at the time authorities ruled it an accident. however, investigators say they now have new information. natalie wood is known for her roles in a number of films including "mirs california on

34th street," "westside story "and "rebel without a cause." >> wind chills fall well below freezing. doug? >> right now the dew point is 23, the winds out of the west northwest at 9 miles an hour and that gives as you wind chill at the airport of 34 degrees. but many areas already close to that freezes mark for actual temperatures. we're at 36 in winchester, 36 toward manassis and culpepper. our current temperature at charlottesville of 34 degrees. you add in the wind and you get a wind chill into the 20. how are you doing? >> i had to find a hat because my bald head would definitely be cold in this weather. a a lot of folks are just walking around here.

they are bundled up, trying to stay warm, especially for those who have to work out here. >> i'm pretty cold. >> reporter: it's a chilly november night for tony and his washington gas crew in downtown dc. >> wish it was warmer but it's that time of the year. >> reporter: temperatures are in the lower 30s in some area. ironically these guys are cold outside repairing gas lines to keep customers warm inside. >> got to keep the utilities going so everybody who is at home can continue to have the amenities that they help keep people comfortable. >> reporter: andrew as hands are neg elected without gloves. >> it is very cold in washington d.c. >> reporter: so brisk that kaitlin flew in from sunny california wearing gloves and a coat. >> i'm freedsing right now. this is not the right kind of weather. >> reporter: tony withstands the

cold and gets a warm feeling knowing he's working hard for his family at home. is that your motivation? >> that's part of the motivation. the fact that i actually have a job, i'm glad of that. >> reporter: indeed, we're definitely blessed to have job. a lot of people are walking around drinking coffee, hot chocolate. i prefer green tea to stay warm in this cold. >> you better keep a thermos handy. >> definitely am. >> a man charged with shooting at the white house hit his target several times. that's just one of the details that came out in court in pennsylvania where the suspected shooter appeared today. jackie bensen has our report. >> reporter: good evening from pittsburgh. new tonight not two but several bullets apparently struck the white house. newly released court documents indicate as many as nine bullets may have struck the white house

on the night of november 11th. the man suspected of firing them, 21-year-old oscar ortega hernandez of idaho appeared in federal court in pittsburgh. prosecutors allege he was obsessed with the idea of killing president obama. one person referred to only as witness four told investigators that ortega hernandez said he wanted to, quote, hurt president obama, referred to the president as the anti-christ and said, quote, he needed to kill him. that is believed to be the motive for friday's incident at constitution avenue where witnesses reported sighing shots fired from a car in the direction of the white house. the suspect abandoned the vehicles a short distance away. police found a semi-automatic rifle, ammunition, including three loaded magazines and nine spent shell casings.

the car also contained several additional boxes of bullets. orta orte ortega-hernandez has been in custody since wednesday in indiana, pennsylvania near pittsburgh. >> it's very shocking someone would end up here, like he would do something like that. it just a small community and very college oriented and what not. it just shocking. >> reporter: he could be back in the district as early as friday morning. reporting from the federal courthouse in pittsburgh, jackie bensons. >> 27-year-old christopher dee dee of arlington was in court today. he's accused of shooting a man at a mcdonald's restaurant on wakiki beach. police say the shooting happened after an altercation at a nearby night club. his arraignment is monday.

>> in the district, a security guard fell about 20 feet off an escalator. it happen just before 8:00 at the target store in columbia heights. we're told he is expected to be okay. >> more than 3,000 occupy wall street protesters marched to the brooklyn bridge in new york city tonight, the final stand in a day full of protests. earlier demonstrators clashed with police outside zuccotti park. more than 200 arrests were made when pres ears sat in the streets outside the new york stock exchange. occupiers in dc marched before rallying at the key bridge. they joined occupy nova protesters to spread an antigreed message. >> we're looking for no cuts and jobs. >> and you brought your kids

because? >> because these are my future. i have to live for them. >> i was expecting it. i thought i could get out five minutes earlier. >> it's always our policy not to make arrests unless it's absolutely necessary. >> the protest caused no major disruption to traffic and no arrests were made. >> somebody shot a man in the back this evening in northwest d.c. it happened near 14th and r. northwest. the victim was taken to a near hospital. police say the shooting did not appear to have anything to do with the nearby walk are clinic. a bank robbery stumped police until they realized there was no getaway car. that is what led them to sibling bank robbers. >> reporter: stole i don't know jewelry meltdowns, prince georges county police have

solved more than their they're of unusual crimes. tonight here's another one. a brother/sister bank robbery act. police say 20-year-old kadija taylor and her 19-year-old brother are wanted in connection with the robbery of the m & t bank. >> a brother and sister bank robbing team, has there ever been something like that in prince georges county before? >> not of my knowledge. >> reporter: police tell the story this way -- november 8th the m & t bank in forestville. they say security camera video shows the brother and sister working into the bank. the note passed to the teller. in return they get a stack of cash, just like in the movies. >> and they got some money? >> yes. >> a substantial amount of money? >> yes, a very substantial amount of money. >> and then off they went? >> yes. >> reporter: after the robbery

police called to the scene. there's a lookout posed for two suspects but no mention of a getaway car. now we may know why. it appears they simply walked away. you see, the bank's in the 3700 block. the suspects live in the 3700 block, the same block. how convenient. now cadeja taylor has been arrested but police are still look for her brother shakir. if you see him, call the cops. police are looking into the possibility team taylor might be linked to other bank jobs, maybe even some here in their own neighborhood. >> at least six people are dead after a violent weather system swept through the southeast overnight. some of the worst damage was in york county, south carolina

where three people were killed and five others were hurt. in davidson county, north carolina, a woman and her 3-year-old granddaughter were killed when their house was blown apart. several homes and other buildings were also destroyed there. in northern georgia the storm caused extensive damage to the emergency operations center and in one county over a man was killed when a tree fell on his suv. >> dozens of trailers have been delivered that will be put together to form a modular campus. the trailers will be used while local leaders work with fema to get a permanent school in place. until now the high school has been sharing space with the middle school. >> two opposing groups were on virginia tech's campus this afternoon. it was about guns. about 35 gun rights advocates gathered to support conceal/carry rights on college

campus. another group included survivors and family victims from the 2007 mass shooting there congregated to promote a gun-free school. today's protest come as virginia tech officials are considering a state regulation to implement a ban on guns in campus buildings. >> the secret service is now protecting republican presidential candidate herman cain. he is the only current republican candidate to get that protection. homeland security and leaders in congress approved the request from cain's campaign toy. they had determined that there have been, quote, credible threats to he is life. -- his life. >> president obama is expected to sign a bill to prevent the federal government from shutting down tomorrow night. the $182 billion budget measure passed the senate tonight after getting through the house earlier today. it pays for five cabinet departments for the fiscal year 2012 and for the rest of the government through december 16th. >> for the first time u.s.

senators will take part in a secret santa gift exchange. according to "the washington post" almost 60 senators have signed up. organizers want bipartisan swaps, though there are more democrats currently taking part. gifts will be exchanged at a december party. the spending limit, ten bucks. >> coming up tonight, eight nights from black friday and people are already lining up. can you believe it? >> no. >> a father in the air force returns to virginia to surprise his daughters at their high school. >> and high heels getting just that, higher. the trend is sending more and more women to the doctor. >> and doug's back with just ament with more on the

have you been to a shoe store lately? you'll see five inch heels everywhere. this may look fabulous but doctors say high heels come at a high cost in pain. >> i have wedges and stilettos, boots with high heels. you name it, i have them.

>> 37-year-old luce vargas says the higher the heel on her shoe, the better she feels. >> they make me actually walk straighter and more, you know, like confident i think. >> reporter: but after a bad spin on the dance floor while wearing these high heel boots a few months ago, vargas was sidelined. her foot was so swollen and bruised she ended up in a brace and at physical therapy for months. >> the doctor said i would have been better if i had broken it because it would have healed quicker. >> lots of women love to dress up and go out dancing and go partying. however, you mix that with alcohol and late nights and dancing and loud music and it gets kind of crazy and before you know it, you're getting a lot of injuries. i'm seeing people that will fall and break their ankle, they fall and break their foot. >> dr. steven neufeld he's seeing it more and more every week, women like vargas who end up in his office with foot and

ankle injuries after a weekend of parties. it's not just sprains and breaks. >> i'm seeing people who have a lot more pain on the ball of their foot, a lot more bunions, hammer toes, nerve pain, callouss that are becoming a problem, corns that are becoming a problem. >> neufeld says shoes with a heel more than two inches high puts more than five to eight times your body weight on the ball of your foot. so when women wear these shoes for extended periods of time, they can end up with some pretty serious injuries. dr. neufeld says if you can't give up your heel, at least choose a shoe like this with one an open toe. it gives your toes room to move around and it takes some of the pressure off the ball of your foot. >> i would also say maybe get a heel that's a little larger than you normally would wear. if it's a little loose, at least there's room for your toes and foot to move around. >> luce says her sprained ankle is steal healing but she's already back in her high heels and she says she's not giving

them up any time soon. >> who knows if it's ever going to fully be the same again but you get used to it. >> one study from the american podiatry association said 47% of women admitted to wearing a shoe they like, even though it's uncomfortable. >> i'm surprised it's that low. >> this story is incredible. what is thanksgiving, more than a week away? a week away. there are people lining up for black friday sales. this woman has a tent outside a best buy store out in st. petersburg, florida. sheep said she's sharing the site with two other families. they all plan on taking turns camping out until midnight thanksgiving night where wh best buy will open its doors for black friday deals and they want be to be right in the front. we'll leave it at that, wouldn't we? >> oh, my goodness.

>> that's what i'm thinking. >> wouldn't want to be camping out for black friday around here. >> at least it's warm. temperatures down there in the mid 70s to around 80 degrees today. we will not see 80 till -- about four months at least. i think what we could see tonight is the first freeze, at least at the airport. just about all of us have already seen our first freeze out there butt airport has only gone down to 33. 32 would be the first freeze. we are going to get a whole lot colder over the next couple of months. this kind of cold, we can handle it but you probably need to pull out those heavy coats. down toward dupont circle where the fountain is still going. high temperature today got to 53 degrees but that was actually at 3:00 in the morning. the afternoon high temperature, 47 degrees. that has now fallen down to 40. i'm thinking tomorrow could be the coldest sunny day since the end of march. so that tells you how cool things are going to be out there

tomorrow, temperatures running about 10 to 15 degrees below normal during the day tomorrow. 40 degrees the current temperature out there, winds out of the west, northwest at 9 miles an hour. notice the camera shaking? that tells me there's still gusty winds. as long as we have winds, it will also help to keep our temperatures up a little bit. 36 in manassis, culpepper. sharr lortsville, you're coming in at 34. 29 in baltimore, feels like 28 in frederick, 29 in manassis and winchester. even winds of 5 to 10 miles an hour will produce a wind chill tomorrow in the low 20ss. some areas may approach that 20 degree march, maybe even the upper teens. now what are we going to be

seeing? a little bit of a temperature swing. you know we were warm a couple of days ago but friday and said are going to be cold with a northwesterly wind but it's not going to last. that temperature swinging during the day on sunday. then the southwest wind will kick in. tomorrow morning, clear sigh, cold. dress warm out there. temperatures in the mid 20s to about 32 in and around the city. tomorrow afternoon mostly sunny, a cold day, wind chills could be in the upper 30s much of the day with a high temperature between 44 and 47. 51 on your saturday, much better in the afternoon, 60 on sunday and it does look like temperatures moderate a little bit as we head towards thanksgiving. >> thank you, doug. still ahead, a local school helps set up a heart warming surprise for two sisters whose father has been serving overseas. overseas. big! big.

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cops have not -- caps have not done well in canada, have they? >> this is a new/old canadian city. they're back playing hockey in winnipeg and they didn't do well. it's the winnipeg jets and capitals. they used to be the atlanta thrashers but they relocated north of the border. they appreciate beating good teams. that's exactly what the jets did tonight, taking it to our struggling capitals. caps hoping to avoid their first three-game losing streak of the season. in the first period the capitals do get on the board. zemin gets the check. pretty goal there. that gives the capitals a 1-0 lead. semin's fourth goal of the season. still in the first period, king with the shot. that's good.

ties the game up, his seventh goal of the year. second period now. this looks all too familiar. it's kane one more time. you got to do something to stop him. his eighth goal of the year. a 2-1 jets lead. they would tack on two more and down the capitals 4-1. capitals in toronto on saturday. you know, i wonder if mark turgeon knew how brutal this season was going to be if he would have still taken the job at marylands. the turgeons terps with their first test of the season. 15th ranked alabama in puerto rico. the tipoff classic wasn't pretty. maryland did not have a single player score more than 9 points. the good thing is there was some sunshine. maryland down early because of shooting like this from tony mitchell from about 25 feet hits the three. that gives the guy as 20-7 lead. mitchell had a game high 17. final seconds of the first half,

mosley from beyond the arc. second half now, maryland down by 20. that's a nice move. pageant led the way with 9 points for the terps. maryland falls 62-42 to a very good alabama team. to blacksburg now and thursday night football. hokies trying to get franc beamer his 250th win as the all-time winningest active coach right now. loden thomas sacked and stripped of the ball. it's recovered at the virginia tech 20 yard line. that would lead to this, a couple of plays later. giovanni bernard, check out this little spin move. >> whoo. >> yeah. he has some wiggle, doesn't he? tar heels take a 7-0 lead. third quarter, tech is up 10-7 now. thomas, calls his on number on the keeper and it proved to be a good call.

logan thomas having a good year. tech is up 17-7. right now in the fourth they're leading 24-21. redskins news, safety laron landry missed practice for the second day with a sore achilles. he said he plays to play against the cowboys on sunday. they need all the help they can get. >> they can't lose anybody

the fire alarm went off. >> well, we have a fire alarm going on here. but anyway, a local airman serving in korea gave his daughters quite a shock when he showed up at their school today. colonel steven williams walked into the cafeteria at south lakes high school while unsuspecting daughters ashley

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