time because two more people have come forward to level allegations of child sex abuse. with these new allegations, sandusky faces 50 criminal charges involving 10 alleged victims. at a court hearing, the budge set bail at $250,000. if sandusky does post that bail he be placed under house arrest. new at six tonight, no one will be arrested in the death of patrick casey, an army vet who died in september following an altercation outside of mcdonald's in the police district. police say at some point he fell to the pavement and suffered a fatal head injury. prosecutors decided they don't have enough evidence to file charges. casey's parents said they're disappointed in how investigators handled the case. >> so many protests, so little time. >> two protests converged along kay street at the height of the lunch hour, and while they consider themselves separate groups, their message and the impact were the same.

our delia goncalves is live to tell us more on what happened? >> reporter: it was a long day here on kay street. we thought it all ended with the arrest earlier today, but the protesters still had energy apparently and continued to rally up and down kay street creating the rolling road blocks and a traffic nightmare. >> [ chanting ]. >> reporter: from capital tax partners on constitution to john poe december that's lobbing firm at 11 and g. >> the only firm in d.c. >> [ chanting ]. >> reporter: protesters blanketed et, two different groups, one similar message: end corporate greed and bring jobs back to the people. >> want to work. just no good jobs for residents. >> the group occupy d.c. and

union reps and unemployed from across the country rallying with our dt, today united to occupy kay street sending a message to lawmakers even if that meant arrest. >> will that be the first time -- >> no for me. this is number 6. one in five americans cannot find full-time work right now, and we have a cry going on in our country. >> reporter: and we just received an update on the final number of arrests today. sixty-two people were arrested, 61 people for obstructing a highway, one person for assaulting a police officer. back to you. >> a long wet day for the protesters. thank you. the senate will not leave town for the holidays until the pay rocks a tax cut gets extended, the word from harry reid. the democrat said congress needs to act to maintain the

cuts that add up to about a thousand dollars in tax savings for most american families. all but one of the republican presidential candidate were in town today, and they each addressed the coalition meeting. most of them back became's policies toward israel. ron paul was the only candidate who did not make an appearance. george allen and tim cane in a dead heat leading to next year's senate race. they are viking for the seat being investigated by jim west. is there a clear winner in this contest? >> they both stood their ground on taxes, the nation's rising debt and who can better fix the economy. they also disagreed strongly on a personhood law which says life begins at conception and whether it would make contraception illegal. >> is former senator george

allen politically disastrous mikaka incident still relevant in this campaign? tim cane says yes. >> when he's singled out as a young man in this crowd and looked at him and said welcome to america, welcome to the real virginia, there was no mistake about what those words meant. >> it was a mistake. i never should have singled out that young man. he was doing his job. >> he stressed his concern for working families and rising debt, blaming the obama administration. he criticized cane for his allegiance to obama and seeking the chair of the democratic national committee while still governor. >> policies and agenda of president obama, nancy pelosi and harry reid, were you or were you not advocating for their agenda? and their agenda surely wasn't consistent with what's in the best interest. >> wiping out al-queda. >> he tried to paint cane as big spender while cane said allen helped create the deficit? >> in voting for the tax

increases, the deficit has blonde because of policies george allen pursued while a senator. >> they were asked if they support a personhood law. >> i do not believe the state should define life as beginning at conception, because if it did, the outcome would be the to criminalize contraception. >> i don't see an amendment or life beginning at -- >> they are not the only candidates in the race. six others failed to meet the qualifications for participation. concerning their stand in polls and how much money they raised. anita. >> a busy season ahead. >> governor martin o'malley won another election. his peers at the association elected him to lead that group. that mean he'll be responsible for fund-raising ahead of 11 gubernatorial elections next

year. those are the types of things you need technology for. >> it should all be in place by 2013 coming up tonight on 9 news now at 7:00 remembering the bombing of pearl harbor, the author of the book cold front cling a day that will live in infamy. the fateful day and how it changed the country forever.

still ahead in this half hour, the menu at a prominent school this hour creating a firestorm of controversy on our facebook page. but first will culpepper be feeling the love from oprah? the latest on the effort to bring a dating show to town up next

harry morgan was a tv staple. remember him? on the big screen he played roles opposite the like of henry fonda, john wayne and even elvis presley. there he is from the mash series. today his daughter in law said the applicant or died from pneumonia. he was 96 years old. >> still ahead hear from the survivor of the pearl harbor attack.

today survivors and other veterans gathered at hawaii to honor the 2,402 people who died when the bombs started to fall. but the association of pearl harbor survivors announced it would be disbanding at the end of this month. the group has met each year since 1958. its president said there were too few in good health to make the meeting. most of the survivors are now in their 90s.

>> that's right. in fact, there are only 2,000 who remain. kristen fisher caught up with one of them at the armed forces retirement home here in washington. >> i just -- >> reporter: not easy getting 94-year-old francis devy to sit down and look back on his life. he's still trying to forget what happened 70 years ago today. >> there are times in my sleep if i get a little chance of it, it drives me crazy. >> we had a photograph taken before pearl harbor. >> reporter: he was a 24-year- old proift in the army, eating breakfast in the dining hall when -- >> bang, bang, bang, bang. we didn't know what it was. with the chinese new year, all it was that somebody had shot through the window, knock the budgets off the table. >> reporter: he and his buddies ran outside. at first they thought it was a drill; but then -- >> they came over top of us, a guy on my right got his jaw

shot off and a guy on my left got his legs shot off. i said, "if it gets worse, shoot me." >> reporter: we all know too well that it did get much worse, but he survived to fight five other battles in world war ii. >> don't know how i kept it together. >> rehe tired back in 1961, living here at the armed forces retirement home ever since. he can still picture pearl harbor like it was yesterday. but this picture his only surviving possession the day before infamy. >> everything else went up in flames. in washington, kristen fisher, 9 news now. well, plenty of controversy on our wusa facebook page with one story this pearl harbor day. last night we posted a piece that asian food is on the menu for lunch today at the school where the president's daughters

go. we never expected flurry of heated debate over the issue in the last 24 hours. a lot of people questioned why we posted the story in the first place. a loud chorus of voices sided with nicole mccullough who posted it's a day of remembrance for all the lives lost in pearl harbor, not a celebration of foreign land. then there were those like williams who called for president obama to lose his job in the next election. she wrote, quote, we need him out. he is an embarrassment to our country. he was not raised in america, so he does not have american pride. that prompted katie richard to respond: "i cannot see why we need to get rid of obama because without cutting him a school served asian food." erin brown tried to put this all in perspective writing no true american would eat hummus on september 11th or european food on july 4th. a little sarcasm there, i think. you can gin the conversation on our wusa9 facebook page. >> a cooler conversation

talking about the weather today. >> it is. temperatures trickled down. we'll break the daily rainfall record at all three airports. almost 2 inches at national and well over an inch at dulles. let's start the rain threat. this is the biggest threat now. you can access this on our web site. notice the green and the yellows. until this guess to snow briefly north and witness of town, we're looking at heavy rain. by far and away that is the biggest threat. that's why we declared today a severe weather alert day. we showed you every county is under a flood warning at this time. now look at this heavy rain around fredericksburg, going toward la plain and charles county, and that's very heavy rain, rainfall 1 to 2 inches per hour. so we are not done with the heavy rain or the ponding on

the roads or the flooding. these are all warning, which means flooding is occurring at this hour. they're pretty much under it until 8:00. those warnings get replaced with these warnings which are weather advisories. i don't think it will be a huge problem in montgomery county, maybe extreme northern montgomery county and maybe louden county, but i think the snow is going to come, but could be so brief, because storm will pull away quickly by time the cold air gets in. snowing hard in garrett county. got the pictures up there. they had 3 inches already. snowing in cumberland. will probably get to hagerstown by 9:00 tonight. 43 in mars tinsburg, still 50 downtown. so here is the deal. evening commute a mess. heavy rain until 11:00 for the immediate metro area and points southeast of 95.

rain and snow briefly in northwest. maybe you get a period of snow, 45 minutes to an hour, as long as we're going to see it. thursday morning commute -- here's a look at the future cast. 11:00 tonight a changeover in fredrik, the blue and snow, and the pink the between. mainly talking snow or rain here. look what happens. we'll advance this. by 12:15 in an hour, this system pulls away, up near baltimore. so this may be a little too fast, but we talked about this yesterday how it was going to pull out quicker. that's going to be the case. no doubt about that. cloudy, breezy come, rain, snow, north and west of i-95, changeover time between 9 p.m. and 1 a.m., lows 30 to 35.

now, next seven days, friday cloud come in late, but we're near 50, and then that cold front on friday will usher in cold air on saturday and sun. have the army, navy game. if you're going to go to the game bundle up. back near 50 on monday and tuesday and wednesday of next week. notice no precip the next 7 days. >> okay. >> after today that's enough. >> it is enough. >> okay. the redskins, the terps, the cavs and this year's big army navy game. christian has a lot to talk about coming up next in sports [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices...

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was then gone. that moons more roster shuffling and more burden placed on everyone else. many felt an apology wasn't necessary. >> they already apologized to us, which i didn't need an apology. i feel like what they've done to themselves really they should apologize to themselves before they apologize to me. >> seemed like they let us down, left the teammates down. taking it pretty hard.

what a emmy award for the drama to happen. redskins host new england on sunday. if you remember the last regular season meeting between the two it was in 20072010, ending in a 52-7 beat done by the patriots. a surprising fact that i did kind is that the pay contracts have never won on the road in washington and the skins look to keep it that way. >> we're facing good quarterbacks and offense so far this season. >> have very smart coming up this saturday is the 112th army navy game the first time being held in the city. a special called for those who serve, doesn't done for the battle friday 9:00 here on wusa. . the capitals wrap up their current red trip north of the

border taking on ottawa. the senators the only team the caps have beaten since dale hunter took over as coach. also mark furhman and the terrapins in action kicking off a home stretch hoping to regain their home-court advantage. they rebounded with a big win in the bb and t classic over notre dame. now they look to start a winning streak before acc action begins. all right time for our high school game of the week poll. it's basketball season, thomas edison, tc williams on the list, hill versus stevens agnes, three yes deer roosevelt versus baloo. you can catch the vote at high school sports.net. finally tonight it was the rams 49ers game on sunday. that's alden smith running to the side. >> he thought "i'll just go sit down and be a good boy."

>> which he did. >> that's it for us. >> good night, everybody

>> pelley: tonight, a surprise decision from the obama administration. young teenagers will not be allow to the buy the morning after pill without a prescription. wyatt andrews on what's behind the decision. anna werner reports fired penn state coach jerry sandusky has been arrested again on 12 new charges. inside syria-- charissa ward takes us to an underground hospital where rebels, wounded by assad's army, are treated in secret. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.