trust resolve. forget stains. what did we learn on the show tonight, craig?

[applause] craig: now, before we go, everybody, i would like to thank the gentlemen of the cast of "big bang theory" for being here. thank you, gentlemen. >> thank you very much. craig: and we would like to wish a good night to kaley, wherever you are out there. [laughter] wave goodbye to kaley. >> goodbye, kaley. [applause] i've tried to ignore my feelings, but i can't anymore. i just really wish you were... dead. i understand it, but it doesn't mean i respect it. enough's enough. d-con no-view no-touch traps snap to kill instantly. no looking, no touching. d-con. get out.

a local element republic school allowed a 5-year-old special needs kid to get on the wrong school bus not once but twice. >> after the first incidents last summer when the little boy

wondered on his own for 40 minutes before being found school officials assured his parents would be put in place so it would never happen again. but as it is reported it did. >> reporter: jackson got on a bus and ended up alone five miles from hom . an alert parent spotted jackson and brought him back to school. remarkably this was the second time it happened to the same child. >> we took steps to make sure it never happened again. >> we met with them. we did everything we know how to do and for them to be irresponsible for them to let it happen again is unacceptable. >> she said to me, i'm really,

really sorry that this happened. you know. sometimes we lose some. >> we won't let him ride a bus in prince george's county again. we won't do it. >> how dare you say he fell between the cracks. this is his life. he could be dead some place. he could be kidnapped. he could be gone from me forever and you say to me he fell between the cracks. >> reporter: they asked to transfer their kids to a school of their choice so they could drive their kids to school every day. the county turned down their request. >> they do plan to appeal the decision. that's before they take legal action. prince george's county school officials could not be reached for comment tonight. right now, teaterring on the verge of collapse following a massive fire that ripped through a building late this afternoon. the chapel has been the heart

of the seminary since its completion in 1881. gary neurenberg is there with what are now smoke smokey remains. >> reporter: it was at noon today and the old wood burned fire. when firefighters arrived just before 4 it was raging. irreplaceable windows shattered. roof collapsed. adjacent building at risk. >> it was starting to catch fire from the raident heat in the chapel. >> reporter: the historic chapel was lost. >> generations of episcopal priests have worshiped daily in that space today. it has been a place of order ordinations. gerald ford sat through pews from the back the day after

watergate. it is a blaze alums love and cherish. >> reporter: burned beams, free standing brick walls all that remain. >> we have some free standing brick walls nay are held together by some burned out beams and columns. >> reporter: it will have to be reinforced before investigators shift through the rubble. likely to start tomorrow, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is sending its team of arson experts and chemists from all over the country to help arson investigators in alexandria to try to determine the cause. the fire has been clearing up all evening and firefighters will be here throughout the night to keep an eye on it. back to you. >> thank you, gary neurenberg. a woman who was waiting for

a liver transplant never got the chance because the hospital apparently couldn't reach her even though this woman was a patient at georgetown the entire time. >> hard to understand, but this is all according to her sister. that woman died a few weeks after never getting that transplant. she was a very sick lady. nobody knows if that new liver would have saved her but as peggy fox tells us, the woman's sister has filed a $5 million lawsuit hoping to force change. >> one year from the day she died. >> reporter: her sister donna roy died two years ago on thanksgiving day. she was 59. she had been on the transplant list at st. george's hospital. >> she was desperate for a liver. >> reporter: in november of 2008 a liver match was apparently found and a georgetown employee tried to reach donna at home. twice. >> this is martha calling from georgetown transplant.

i'm calling to offer you a liver. a liver offer. >> reporter: that would have been great news except donna didn't get it because she was a patient at georgetown at that time and dorothy found the messages on her sister's answering machine too late. i returned martha's call and she said someone else got the liver. >> reporter: dorothy said she spent every night at the hospital with her sister. >> it was unreal. she had been seen by a number of doctors at georgetown. the transplant team. everyone knew she was at georgetown. how did this happen that they called her at home? >> reporter: did georgetown have your number? >> i was her emergency point of contact. they had my home number and my cell number. >> they didn't call you? >> they did not. >> reporter: georgetown university hospital declined to comment on the case because it is in litigation. i did call the number that martha had on the answering

machine and it did go to the oncall coordinator for the transplant institute. dorothy hopes someone that needed the liver more than her sister got it but she is filing this lawsuit because she wants answer. >> i want to know why she did not get that liver. what happened to the liver? >> reporter: peggy fox, 9news now. the organ center uses a computer system to match organs to a list of several patients. a spokesperson says the patient isn't called unless they are at the top of the list and their physician okayed it. we do know donna roy was in fact called. a georgetown spokesperson says it is too early to comment on this case because they were just served that lawsuit yesterday. tonight, friends and family are remembering the first woman to lead one of america's 100 largest churches. thousands turned out for her funeral today.

city of praise near fedex field. it was started back in 1966. it has grown to 15,000 members. among the mourners today both men running for governor of maryland. >> she always remained humble. always humble in service to others. i've got to tell you, i'm going to miss her. [ applause ] >> i'm going to miss her. >> her son now assumes leadership of the church. a woman says it was her neighbor not the alarms to a fire in her town home. it happened this afternoon. investigators say the fire started in the rear one home, spread up the wall then onto the roof. look at all of that. the flames spread to the town houses on both sides before firefighters could get control of them and put them out. no one was injured but tonight three families are homeless. tonight questions about the future of the district's fire

chief. dennis ruben says he does not expect to be chief in a vincent grey administration. he says he will leave his post effective january 2nd and he says he will work as a consultant. we are learning more about the shooting of a former georgetown university basketball player as police continue to search for the gunman tonight. investigators now say they found a large amount of cocaine and evidence of a gamble operation in the home that the former guard is still in serious condition. murder trial of a man accused of killing shandrara levi. attempted sexual assault and murder of levi back in 2001. her disappearance made national headlines and she was linked

with a congress member. a beloved principal. a judge in the case says the videotape interrogation of saunders cannot be used during the trial. saunders is one of four suspects charged in the murder of the 42 year old man. detectives questioned saunders 15 times after he said he did not want to talk. and police failed to inform him of his miranda rights. a deadly attack in the water turns a blue sea red. plus comics, bugs and boats. how this class lesson combo caught the eye of playboy. winds are dying down and the temp is following like a stone. in the morning 40s at 5:00 a.m. mid-40s at 7:00 p.m. which means 30s in the burbs. maybe 50 by 9:00 p.m. we will come back and talk about how warm it will ñúñú

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a california college student was pulled under the water by a shark when he was on a boogie board. he lost his leg and they could not stop the burning. the beach is closed for the weekend. police say a california woman living out of her car was driving around with a passenger she had befriended at a park. the thing is her passenger was dead. she died months ago but the woman with the car had kept the corps right there with her in the passenger seat. she told police she was afraid to contact them. an autopsy does not show any signs of foul play. a tree trimming job in north carolina did not go as planned. the tree wasn't the only thing that came down. >> i was like there goes the chimney. there goes the house. >> the whole street, just

everyone came out of their house at the same time and rush to go see what they could do to help. >> a crane tripped right over and crashed into the customer's house. fortunately nobody hurt. but there is considerable damage as you can see. now, to remove this crane they are bringing in two more cranes. we are going to keep our fingers crossed. did you ever take a class like rocks for jocks. that would be a basic geology class. oregon state has a class like that and it just earned playboy magazine's stamp of approval. it uses gary larson's teaching tools with bugs. playboy has labeled it the country's best college course. now, you should also note it earned praise from a newspaper from the chronicle of higher education. which do you think the professor actually cares about? >> of the two which would be

the greater? >> no problem because chronicles is not read by student body. >> chronicle just got dissed. playboy liked it because it combined humor with actual learning. there you go. >> i took geology at u.s. national park. montgomery county public schools have won a great honor. it was one of the best school districts in the nation earning $250,000 in college scholarships for the graduating class of 2011. for more stories that are specific to where you live head over to wusa9.com. find your community in our section titled very aptly where you live and keep up with what is happening in your neighborhood. it looked like at 5 p.m., topper, it was 46. and then two hours later it was actually 2 degrees cooler. >> it is falling pretty fast now that the winds have died down. still, third nice weekend in a row. pretty good deal for october. >> here is your forecast first.

next three days. temperatures tomorrow will get near 70. it will still be breezy but it will be a warm breezy in the southwest. by the way, sometimes courses are hard. i had an astronomy class. they told me it was easy. >> same thing happened to me, topper. >> 75 on sunday. warmer. >> it will always be hard. >> upper 70s on monday. still warm. but a couple showers and thunderstorms but not a washout day. here is your saturday day planner. if you're going out early tomorrow, shades and jacket. 44. that's the downtown temp which means upper 30s in the burbs. near 60 by lunchtime. breezes pick up. near 70 by 5 p.m. breezes continue. it is a warm breeze out of the southwest. we have got a full hunter's moon and low temperatures 34 to 44. winds north-northwest at 5 to

10. frost and freeze advisories. wedon't think you have to really worry too much if you're even in montgomery county i think temperatures will be just above the freezing mark. sue sent this in from round hill. her whole yard. one of five pictures she sent me. good deal. that's good. keep them coming for best shot next week. tomorrow morning. sunny with a cold start. 30s and 40s. winds not much of a factor in the morning southwest at 10 but then by afternoon mostly sunny, breezy and warmer highs near 70. winds increase a little bit southwesterly at 10 to 20 but still a fantastic day and still a warmer day. all right. fall colors. we have good color. montgomery county. gaithersburg out towards fare fashion and leesburg and middleburg. near peak. this is the weekend to go out to skyline drive or around ferryville, in that area. but remember, it is very, very dry out there. they have had a red flag warning for much of the week.

please be careful. zone forecast. 54 in oakland. make the 50s tomorrow. 62 in cumberland. sunshine. pretty much from the mountains to the coast really. 68 in win chester. 73 in culpeper. 70 downtown. 71 in andrews. 78 for annapolis. if you're a boater i'd beware in the afternoon. fantastic day on saturday. 75 on sunday. it is great. and it stays warm. upper 70s monday, tuesday. we are darn near 80 on wednesday. as each day progresses a better chance of showers and thunderstorms. then we dry out on thursday. we are 70. 62 on friday. green festival tomorrow. howard will be there in the morning. i need my beauty sleep. i will see you at 2:30 a.m. in the morning. you are there at noon. >> i will be there sunday afternoon. >> you have quite a green team.

>> yes, we do. little green men. at least i'm a little green man. >> let's talk skins. >> going to chicago. on the road. they got to get it done. it will be a tough ballgame. let's hope they have all their weapons and they can beat them. >> let's hope they have all their weapons too between them. santana. chris cooley. can't afford to move any of those guys. cooley got his bell running against [ female announcer ] why is travel these days

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and now 9 sports with dave owens. the best sports in town. mike shanahan's current quarterback is donovan mcnabb but he knows sunday's opposing quarterback much better. they put up silly numbers. almost 8000 yards passing in two years. when he opposes cutler sunday he will be seeing a totally different guy though because cutler has struggled and spent

most of the season on his back. he has been sacked 23 times the most in the nfl and offense. he says he is dangerous and has lots of respect for him and expects him to be tough on sunday. the redskins. here is the good news. they will have their full allotment of players sunday including chris cooley who has recovered fully from his concussion. passing all his stability tests this week. baseball. game 6. alcs. rangers trying to eliminate the nation tonight. bottom 6. nelson cruz. he ain't a player. he just crushes a lot. two-run blast to left center. rangers moving on. they win 6-1. let's get it revved up. the game night report is next. centerville trying to stay unbeaten but there are other plans. while taylor and wheaton doing a

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now, the high school sports report. >> welcome to week 8, everybody. concord division in virginia might be the most competitive in the area and atop the heat is centerville. no rest for the team. game of the week. oakton at centerville. jam packed house in clifton. 99 problems. nice work in the end zone. then brings it all the way back to the 25-yard line. sports the drive. centerville strikes right back. here is the prop pass. connor ain't no coward. he waltz in. c squared once again. centerville driving down the field and it is connor coward

once again. they win 30-16. langly taking on stonebridge. this is what happens when a bunch of bulldogs start pushing in one direction. you get yourself a touchdown. makes it 30-3 stonebridge. little bit later on. watch this pass right here. on the run. perfect pass to marcus harris. 50-10. stonebridge rolling. now up top to the air. sky 9 over leesburg. visiting loudoun county on homecoming. taking the direct snap. 30 yeerdz to pay dirt. spoils the party 37-18. >> you're watching toyota's high school sports .net report.

>> thank you, ladies. gonzaga. fairfax. right off the bat. brady goes deep. you can do that when you've got kevin hogan as your quarterback. homecoming crowd. looking for something to cheer about. they didn't have much. duane mc calvin. number 1. gonzaga wins easily 49-25. let's hit maryland now. you're marching orders were pretty easy heading into the valley tonight. knocking on the door of 1000 yards with 15 touchdowns for the running back. red army assault on special teams. a touchdown. 7-0 cougars early on. the crowd liking it. don't blink. it is coming right at you. traveling over the green