too far fingerprint geoff: nooooo! craig: remember that show we did where i made you smell my finger? geoff: yeah. craig: you want to smell it again? geoff: i would love to. mm. yep! craig: i think went too far with the -- smut. i think we owe the folks at home an apology. geoff: i'll tell you what, craig. why don't we throw a party. you want to come to party? craig: that's a great idea. geoff, geoff, we could have party games. different party games. games that people like to -- [laughter] games that people like to join in. geoff: what's the game where -- craig: you put the thing on the floor and you swirl it around and then you move your arm and then you do that. that's a great game. geoff: love that game. craig: yeah, yeah, we could probably --

geoff: usually you spread it on the floor. craig: yeah, yeah. and it is kind of like a plastic sheet, isn't it? geoff: it is a plastic sheet. and a game of physical skills. craig: you have got to be able to bend. geoff: mm-hmm. craig: and stretch. geoff: got to be flexible. 9news

now news at 11:00 p.m. a fairfax man convicted of turning local girls into sex slaves. some as young as 12 years old. plus, topper is here to tell us, is it going to stay dry this weekend? >> and, this local street looks like the aftermath of a demolition derby. now the question, do the police chase cause it all? >> this is 9news now. >> and tonight, a neighborhood in outreach as there is no explanation as to how or why an out of control suv crashed into

a half a dozen parked cars. >> it all happened just after 2:00 this morning along the 1100 block of euclid. some neighbors are saying the police may be to blame in all of this. ken is live tonight with all the stunning images. ken. >> derek, that is a big question tonight. was this all the result of a police chase gone bad? we checked with cops, they say no. however neighbors out here tell a completely different story. whatever the case may be, take a look behind me. you can see the amazingly shocking damage left to these cars parked on euclid street. >> sounded like somebody was going to a cause. a whole bunch of clash, clash, clash. >> this neighbor said he immediately jumped out of bed and went outside. >> it was shocking to see. nearly half a dozen cars were crushed. mangled metal and unrecognizable car parts littered the street.

an exclusive picture obtained by 9news shows the suv that caused all of this came to rest on another jeep. police say officers were not chasing the suv and didn't cause it to wreck. neighbors on euclid tell another story. >> police were chasing the guy. they say it was a drunk driver. >> had the police stopped chasing them down here. it seemed like every time they chase them down here, they end up on a bad car crash. >> the driver of the black suv left the scene. neighbors tell us a female passenger who stayed was immediately interviewed by police. amazingly, no one was hurt. >> it's a miracle she is still walking, that you hit so many cars and are still here. that's a miracle. >> dc police chief kathy lanier wrote to us in an e- mail. she checked in with her communication supervisor. they poured over the emergency radio transmission and didn't find any proof of a police chase taking place here on euclid street. despite that, they did send a police captain out to take more

statements from witnesses. we're live in northwest d.c. 9news now. >> for now, still a bit of a mystery there. right now down at the dc convention center, the american prosperity dinner is letting out and occupy d.c. protesters are angry by the right wing agenda of the cook brothers who are the major sponsors. live with the latest from there. gary. >> derek, pardon me if i have difficulty hearing you. forgive me if i repeat information you have already given. we are at new york avenue in northwest d.c. at mt. vernon place just outside the convention center where a group of conservatives were meeting for a conference that were bringing folks from all over the country. closed intersections for several hours so there were backup traffic in the intersections around the convention center and confronted the people coming out of the conference. a block away, some feisty

conservatives got into a pushing match verbally with some feisty demonstrators and here's a taste of what that was like. the confrontation you are seeing took place at 10:30 after occupy dc protesters marched to and then surrounded the convention center blocking the exit so that participates in the conservative americans for prosperity event had difficulty leaving the building. high profile republicans like mitt romney, herman cain, and rudolph giuliani were taking part in the events. the tribute was to ronald reagan. the confrontation began. police say no arrests or property damage have been reported. but say that tonight's demonstration marks a more confrontational approach by demonstrators then the department has seen before. things have calmed down in the last 10 or 15 minutes. the only intersection that is blocked is by mt. vernon place. the only incident that took place, no arrest or property

damage reporting was in this intersection 15 feet from where we are now. one person drove into the crowd. one demonstrator was struck and taken to the hospital. we don't know the condition of that person who was hospitalized. that's it from here, derek and anita, back to you. >> thank you. also new at 11:00, prince georges county police working the scene of a deadly car accident. sky 9 over that scene near route 50 and martin luther king, jr. highway. we know two people confirmed dead in this three car accident. no word yet what caused the crash. the names of the victims have not been released. >> the only thing worse than stealing candy is stealing cookie money from the girl scouts. >> police are looking for two men accused of stealing hundreds of dollars from girl scouts out selling cookies outside the wal-mart. that's where kristin fisher caught up with a different group of girl scouts right back at it tonight. >> just look at them. how could you steal from girl

scouts? but it happened right here outside this wal-mart in bowie. >> kind of worried. >> six-year-old amelia phillips is worried because she is selling cookies in the exact same spot where another girl scout troop was robbed last week. >> i was outraged and angry. >> bowie police chief is looking for these two men caught on surveillance cameras inside the wal-mart. >> after he asked how much the cookies were, he grabbed the cash box. >> girl scout troop leader took off after the suspect. but then she was approached by someone that she thought was a good samaritan who said don't worry, i'll chase him, but it turned out. that was actually the second suspect and both ran off into the woods. >> now amelia wasn't there that day. the thieves got away with $200 worth of girl scout cookie money. >> that's the world we live in. there's some good people in the world and some bad people in the world and we are trying to

raise good girls in the girl scouts. >> the same can't be said for the two thieves, or as they are now being called, the cookie monsters. >> don't steal the girl scout cookies because it's a rule for the girl scouts to not let the money get stealed. >> kristin fisher, 9news now. >> and if you recognize these suspects or know anything about this crime, you are asked to contact the bowie police department. the number is 301-575-2480. the next man is luring into child prostitution. spend the next two decades behind bars for sex trafficking. the fair fax man has ties to the ms13 street gang and case is one of five brought to justice in recent months. last week, another gang member was sentenced to life in prison for prostituting a 12-year-old

girl. men like these preyed on vulnerability of children. forcing them to form sex acts for $30 to $40. >> these young girls were forced to have sex in the back of gas stations, at construction sites, at motels across the area. >> on weekends and after parties, the girls were offered to ms13 members for sex free of charge. the feds would like any other victims to come forward regardless of immigration status. we also posted a national hot line number on our website, wusa9.com. an update now on a frightening attempted child abduction. this happened in fairfax county. police released a composite sketch of the suspect believed to be a 30 to 35-year-old hispanic man around 5'10" with a thin mustache. the 14-year-old says this man grabbed her as she was walking around the drive and kings hill court. she says the man had offered her a ride to school and lunged

when she wouldn't take it. the man was standing by an older model gray or black four door vehicle. one of the women accusing presidential candidate, herman cain of sexual harassment is speaking out. sort of. actually, she is letting her lawyer do the talking after being freed up from a confidentiality agreement that she had with the national restaurant association where she and cain worked together in the 1990s. there was more than one incident between cain and his client. >> she made a complaint in good faith about a series of inappropriate behaviors and unwanted advances. >> mr. cain knows the specific incidents that were alleged and if he chooses to not remember or not acknowledge those, that's his issue. >> as for cain, he was right here in dc during a campaign appearance and getting enthusiastic and he raised well over a million since the story

broke, which is far more than he had in past weeks. >> a beloved former teacher falls on hard times. >> i was going to be evicted and i didn't know where i was going to go. >> now after guiding young lives through a era, her students return to change hers. thank you. that report coming up after the break. topper. >> all right, here's your wakeup weather to start the day. the temperatures will be in the 30s. 34 to 32. by the time the heart walk starts. 38 to 48 with pure sunshine. we'll come back and take you through sunday and

caught on tape, a teen viciously beaten because he was gay. now even more outrage as the victim's mother says her son's attacker is getting off easy. this happened in ohio. the boy's mom wants criminal charges pressed against the

teenager. in the video, you can see the victim trying to get away as he is being hit repeatedly. the victim's mom couldn't believe her eyes when she saw the tape. >> and then as soon as he walks in the door, the boy hits and walks away. what did i do? why are you doing this? and he keeps walking away. he turns around and tries to defend himself and he tries to get away. it turned my stomach. >> the attacker was suspended for three days. some people believe he needs a harsher punishment. a petition was launched on change.org asking the school district to pass an antibullying policy that protects students regarding their sexual orientation. the petition has 4,000 signatures. >> we want to remind you, we are sponsoring food drive 9 and we're looking for your donations of nonparishable foods and other items. right now, you can go to wusa9.com and find donation

links as well as other area food charities all around the region. we also want to mention 9news now is teaming up with the boy scouts to make donating food as easy as possible. tomorrow, the scouts will drop off empty bags and one week later, those scouts will return, they'll pick up the bags, hopefully then full of food. please help those less fortunate than yourself. have you ever had that one teacher who had a positive influence on your life? tonight the story of one such educator, barry bergman. now her students are returning to say thank you during her time of need. >> incredible. >> for 16 years, barry bergman taught english, speech, and drama in bethesda. she never taught to the book or the test. her lesson plans came from the times. >> it was an incredible time to be alive.

>> engine stop. >> i remember watching the moon landing. the vietnam war was every day in your living room. the kids were affected by it. they would be the kids who were going to go to war. >> she gave students a voice. she let them know their opinions mattered. they could change a world. words she never heard in a classroom. >> i was so unhappy in high school and i needed somebody to take me by the hand. but nobody. if kids don't have a chance to say what they're feeling, we're in trouble. >> but now the teacher is in trouble. >> i remember going down the hall in heels and now i'm on a

walker. >> the woman known for her brassiness. >> she was a terrible teacher. >> her hair. >> i wanted to be married. >> and those short skirts. >> i like this picture. >> has fallen on hard times. a stroke and other illnesses have taken their toll both physically and financially. >> i was going to be evicted. >> she never had children. her students were her kids. and now some of them are putting together a benefit to help her. to say thank you. >> we have been getting e- mails back saying oh my gosh, you don't know how barry changed my life. >> this school was home to me. and when i had to move, it was the hardest thing in my life. i didn't do anything more than anybody else. i just did my job. >> clearly she did it so well. ms.bergman estimates she taught

2500 people. one of them, the producer of this story. who changed her career path and went into journalism because of ms.bergman. thanks ms.bergman. the fundraiser for barry is sunday, november 13 at the restaurant in bethesda. if you want more information on that or how you can contribute to a fund set up in her name, go to our website, wusa9.com and the goal of all these former students to get enough money together, there will be money for other montgomery county teachers if they need it, if they fall into a time of need. >> i think we can all look back on some teachers, somebody who was special and made a big difference. >> you remember their name. what a gift. all right, a great weekend. a fabulous fall weekend. it will be cool in the day and cold at night, but hardly a cloud in the sky. let's start with a longer weekend. 49 hour weekend. why we fall back to standard time. before you go to bed tomorrow night. don't do it tonight. turn your clocks back one hour and replace the batteries in

your smoke detectors. all right, let's talk about the headlines. cold start, grab your jacket tomorrow morning. keep it handy much of the day. chilly for the terps game, but not breezy. and cool for the skins game. but mostly sunny. pretty good deal and good news, we can look forward the next week. monday and tuesday look much milder. overnight clear skies. breezy and cold. lows in the 30s. winds up there a little bit north, northeast at 10 to 15. by morning, sunny with a cold start. you'll need a jacket and your shade. temperatures in the 30s and 40s and winds northeast at 10:00. sunny and chilly for saturday afternoon. you need your light jacket and shades. high temperatures 50 to 55 and winds out of the northeast at about 10. all right, terps forecast. sunny and chilly. uva is in town. 50 to 55 during the game. winds northeasterly at 10. i think if you're in arlington and springfield, you will make 55. this is a shade below average.

average high is 63. we're talking low 50s up in gaithersburg and rockville. 53 in bowie. out to the west. 53 in reston and leesburg, middleburg, and also manassas. so, break it down for you. 30s to start in the morning and 45 to 50 by noon. chilly. 50 to 55 by evening under sunny skies. we aren't going see a cloud tomorrow. for the redskin game, mostly sunny, a bit cool. warm in the sun if you're on that side of fedex field. 49ers in town. game time temperatures 55 to about 60. all right. let's talk about the next three days. 53 tomorrow. set your clocks back. we have the heart walk tomorrow morning. 58 on sunday and then 64 milder on monday. all right, next seven days. tuesday milder still. we're talking upper 60s on tuesday. partly cloudy. i'm a crazy guy, so i put 70 on there for wednesday. a shower possible late. much better chance of showers and rain on thursday. a slight temperature correction

next friday. upper 50s. >> they better have coffee tomorrow morning. hot. hot coffee. >> dries in layers. >> yes, i will. >> we love the caps so much; we have red mouse pads here. we are rocking the red in honor of the washington capitals. because they won again tonight. >> as the young people say, i'm bringing you mad highlights tonight. mad highlights. hockey, basketball, we have everything. target practice at the verison center and carolina was the target. goals galore for the caps. the red lamps continuously lit. too close for ñññ

and welcome back. how does it feel to be someone's third or fourth option? just ask mark. when maryland athletic director gave him the key to the hoops program after seeking other

candidates first, people went mark who? he had his chance to show his stuff tonight. he was all pumped up. jonathan insufficient postage returned to cinder. alex with the big block. he'll have to sit out. ncaa suspension. nick from baltimore. he finished with 14, but maryland only wins 89-84. not a bad first start, but they would have liked to run away with that one. all right, caps change. this was in raleigh, by the way. i'm sorry, folks. david owens doesn't know what he's talking about. first goal of the season. later, two on one. caps win 5-1. good stuff. up next, final week of the regular season for the prep boys. high school football here we come. take a portrait of this one.

going toe to toe in bethesda. and expect to come out on top. just ask richard montgomery. next.

. now the toyota d.c..high school sports.net report. >> welcome to week 10, everybody. i feel like a cheerleader. give me a g, give me an o. give me a w. what does that spell? the accranym. main street fairfax. let's get to it. the stallions -- exhibit a, timmy hunt, his third touchdown of the season. later, this is andrew who is

the director of transportation. he sweeps in easy. 14-0 south county. this was a hard hitting football team. jonathan stokes gets thrilled. tack on a field goal and they win it 24-6 to improve to 7-3. to the tough streets of germantown, northwest hosting richard montgomery. made callahan up to antonio in the end zone. 7-0. later in the first, richard montgomery has it, but steven picked off by george middleton who has the memo. he returns to the house. northwest rolls 47-7. whitman hosting branch. this is whitman's suma. doing the honors and they recover. later in the first. david smith, gets a great block and scampers into the end