show tonight, craig? ♪ [meow] [laughter] craig: i thought we did pretty well keeping it even on the harry potter stuff when daniel was here because i was like super excited. i was like hah-hah-hah like you are during the monologue. i was like -- but it was awesome, wasn't it? geoff: did you have an episode there, man? craig: anyway, what i thought was great and what he enjoyed the most is when you did your snake impression. geoff: he got a big kick out of that. craig: i bet he doesn't have people coming up to him doing bits from "harry potter" all the time. geoff: sorry, man. just trying bring some levity to the proceedings. craig: i don't speak the language but if that means you were a a douche to daniel

radcliffe, you were. geoff: that makes two of us. craig: we got on well. he was leaving with his bodyguard and i said is that your patrolness? [laughter] he aye carumba! hates me now. geoff: what a douche. craig: yeah. i'm a douche but i'm an equal opportunity douche. i'm a crikey to everybody. geoff: that's what i like about you, man. craig: that's what i like about you, my bony compadre.

. 9th wants you to know the dark truth about under age parties. >> jump. >> tonight after weeks of investigation, we reveal the anatomy of a party bust. >> lie down. >> as cops bust dozens of local kids with booze, drugs and more. on any given night in our

area, word of an underage drinking party is just a police radio call away. 9 wants you to know it is getting worse, and the kids drinking are getting younger. over the last 2 months, our colleague andrea mccarren has that learned first time by working with police. tonight she's live in bethesda where they're running one of the dui checkpoints. >> reporter: well, we were riding with police when officers received a report of teenage drinking inside of a bethesda home. and as you're about to see, after word of the party spread on facebook, within hours it had spiraled out of control. >> we took off. >> jump. >> reporter: when we arrived with police , teenagers scatter. running from all sides of the house. >> hold up. >> reporter: and bounding down the stairs of a balcony. >> oh, my god. hey, everybody.

pay attention. is everybody clear now? >> yes. >> does everybody understands what happens when you run from me or any other officer? >> yes. >> lie down. relax. you get up again, i'm going to put you down again. >> reporter: what appears to be blood on the stairs is actually a crushed pomegranate. but teenage girls with mini skirts and mass chara stained faces -- mascara stained faces start to cry. this is what an under age party looks like. it happened in bethesda. >> back inside. lett go. >> reporter: and involved students from walt whitman high school. but it could have unraveled in any suburban neighborhood where an unsuspected parent is out of town and they leave a house and an unsupervised teenager. >> there are many we could be dealing with, and we're dealing with 70, 80, 90 juveniles who decided to get high and drink. >> reporter: police handcuffed teens that att ed to flee and

lined them up at the curb. some are belligerent. combative. their anger in some cases directed at us. >> i asked them to get out. i didn't give my permission. >> stand up. >> now you have a charge, my friend. >> reporter: a defiant teenage girl criticizes police. >> when your house is being broken into in a couple weeks, you can blame it on the underage drinking party. >> reporter: the smell of marijuana fills the air. roughly 80 teenagers left the house in shambles. >> it looked like it was ram sacked. >> reporter: police issued 35 alcohol citations. >> empty liquor bottles. beer cans. we found some drug paraphernalia in there. >> reporter: most of the party goers are 16 years old. five years from the legal age. >> do you have the ability to put in a gps to take custody of

your daughter. >> reporter: a night of chaos gets more interesting when parents come to pick up their children. >> what's going on? >> reporter: a few simply hug their sobbing daughters but many more mouth off at police, threaten lawsuits and question that their children were doing anything illegal. >> she came to this party here and she was drinking. >> okay. you saw her drinking? >> no. but she took a preliminary breath test and she blew .109. she had alcohol in her system. she admitted to it. >> reporter: some children refused to ideal their identity. >> we have to notify your parents. >> reporter: many parents arrive angry and disgusted, not at their intoxicated children. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: but at police. and on this night at us. >> why do you have cameras on so many kids. >> because they're with us. >> i was told they were with the news. >> we are with the news. >> reporter: only one mother appears furious at her son.

>> you cannot do this. do you understand that. >> reporter: she makes him apologize to every police officer on the scene. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: one parent asked me if this bust was a joke. at another party, a father asked his child right in front of police why didn't you run? and i have to tell you, derek, like you, i have covered more than my fair share of car crashes involving under age children involving alcohol where someone has ended up seriously injured or killed, and i just could not interview another set of grieving parents without trying to do something to help bring this problem to a stop and help keep all of our kids alive. now, if you would like to join our effort or if you have a story tip to share, just go to our website wusa9.com and click at the top of the page wasted, young and using. we are live in bethesda, andrea

mccarren, 9news now. >> oh, man. i get more flabbergasted every ny. thank you. and by the way, something unusual happened after this particular party. in a controversial move, the principal of walt whitman high punished a lot of these students. tomorrow morning dr. goodwin explains why he thought it was so important to take that action. anita. new at 11:00, police are investigating the stabbing of a man dressed as a woman in northeast washington. a knife still in his head, he was taken to a hospital where at last report he was in grave condition. gary nurenberg has the latest. >> reporter: metro police tell 9news now that the stabbing happened at about 8:00 tonight in the 4900-block of east capitol street at this bus stop where a man dressed in women's clothing apparently had an altercation with another individual, a black male in his 40s wearing a striped hat and a black coat. that suspect allegedly stabbed the

the person in the head. she fell down. medical assistance was brought right away. she was transferred to the hospital and it was not until she was on the hospital when doctors determined it was not a woman but a man. the investigation is in its very early stages and we're unprepared to talk to 9news now a few minutes ago about the details of what happened. back to you. >> thank you, gary. an unrelated case earlier today, russell smith was sentenced to 15 years in prison for attacking a transgender woman in broad daylight in northwest washington last summer. the 26-year-old tried to steal the victim's purse but when she refused, he pulled her hair, punched her into the head and tried to pull her into an alley. they convicted him with assault with attempt to rob. traffic is now back open on the inbound lanes of new york avenue northeast after an accident. it started with police tried to pull over a suspected drunk driver. the chase then crossed over into

the district and finally ended with the driver of a pickup crashing near new york and florida avenue. as many as two other vehicles were damaged in this accident. luckily nobody got hurt. a local teacher yanked out of the classroom over charges he had sex with a 16-year-old student. he is scott duane spear, and the montgomery county police say on two occasions he had sex with a girl that he used to teach and later coached. spears has been teaching history at julius west middle school and coaching track and basketball. now he's on leave pending the outcome of the charges. and a second man has been arrested in the killing of a man. ivan new man now charged with killing lenny harris. an anonymous tip led to his remains in the bottom of a well. we spoke with harris's widow who

said she still can't believe her husband of 19 years is gone. >> it's like a piece of your heart was torn. it was like he left my body. and that was it. >> another suspect linwood johnson was arrested on tuesday. now, police believe robbery was the motive, and they expect to arrest several more people in this case. a marine private who once tried to commit suicide says it's wrong for the military to prosecute troops for such an act. 2 years ago he pleaded guilty to deliberately injuring himself by slitting his wrist. he was sentenced to jail and a bad conduct discharge. but he's now fighting that conviction. now, the military says such prosecutionings help maintain good order -- prosecutions help maintain good order in the armed forces. two people were killed in egypt during clashes with

police. protestors were upset at officers accusing them of failing to stop yesterday's deadly riots after a soccer game. they marched through the streets to bury the dead from the soccer massacre. at least 74 people killed. many of them suffocated or crushed trying to escape through a narrow exit. others were literally thrown from the top of the bleachers or attacked with knives and rocks. some politicians believe the security laps was intentional to fuel chaos in that nation after last february 's fall of the president. the nevada primary now just two days away and donald trump is jumping in there. the real estate mogul who flirted with his own presidential bid is now throwing his support around mitt romney. now, until just a few hours before the announcement, there was some indication that he was going to endorse newt gingrich instead. gingrich's campaign leaked word

that he was going to support them. recent polls give santorum 11% of the poll and paul 9%. they're third and fourth respectively. and house speaker john boehner is taking aim at white house rules that include religious organizations to include birth control. that is just plain unconstitutional. the health department recently announced the policy and it offers an exemption to employers whose primary mission -- that does not exempt catholic universities or hospitals. on tape, some dramatic dash-cam video from a deadly metro bus crash. this happened back in december and it happened on rockville pike at alta vista road. you can see the video shows a pickup truck crossing the median and slamming head on to the bus. the pickup truck driver was killed. at least 10 people on board the bus were hurt, including the driver. metro has praised that driver's quick reaction in steering the bus off the side of the roadway.

the transit agency says that helped avoid more injuries. topper. >> well, we were 58 today. but still pretty nice. a little chilly right now. here is your wakeup weather. i would grab a light jacket tomorrow. nothing crazy cold. 30s at 7:00 and then 37-44 by 9:00. we'll come back and tell you if we're going to finish friday strong, and we have a developing storm system in the plains. we'll tell you what that means for the weekend. still ahead tonight, the secrets to a happy marriage. a new survey has an interesting list. we'll compare it to your suggestions. plus claim your cash. more names are ready to be released. also ahead in sports. >> coming up next, the latest round of the anchor bowl kbdo and a big old bowl. >> girl, i have to tell you, i will say this, your outfit is looking real good. >> i'm a could you girl rjt but i'm going to -- cow girl. i'm going to -- cow girl. >> but i'm going to beat you [ male announcer ] if you like action movies...

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out talks about a long list of things that make a marriage happy. there are three things in particular that are drawing in a lot of reaction for people here in washington. here is the first one. take a look. survey says you should take vacations with and short breaks from your spouse at least twice a year. here is what people on the street had to say. >> getting away is always important so you can get on the same footing. >> to be alone and apart from each other, to be really alone is very good. >> reporter: now, here is number two . saying i love you at least nine times every two weeks. >> i think you should say i love you every day. nine times every two weeks, that's a little bit extreme. i think once every day is great. >> reporter: say i love you nine times every two weeks. >> at least. >> that seems to be too mathematic for me. i say i love you whenever i feel like. >> reporter: and here is the third one. survey says you should have sex at least two times a week. >> that's a great goal. >> it should be more, but two

times i guess i can live with that. >> if you only have sex twice a week, you're in trouble, buddy. >> reporter: so that's what the people on the streets have to say. we want to know what you at home think. head on over to our facebook page and tell us what you think helps keep a marriage happy. i'm ken molestina, 9news now. they'll proclaim as i look at the crowd on gobbler's knob, many shadows do i see, six more weeks of winter it must be. >> boo. i'm with the crowd. we're not too happy with the groundhog day prediction. however, if the winter temperatures are anything like we've seen the last six weeks of winter, i guess we'll survive. >> and you were telling us early, top, that he often sees his shadow. >> right. there is tv lights so he's going to see his shadow pretty much. >> oh, yeah. all the time. >> and then there is the thing that groundhogs really can't predict the weather. >> well, funny you say that.

because we picked the wrong varment. you should pick an insectivore. if you go back and look at the history, that's the key to when spring is around the corner are the insects out. he doesn't eat insects so he's worthless. he's cute but worthless. let's go to the graphics. we've had 126 groundhog days. >> okay. >> only 15 times has he not seen his shadows. >>, wow. >> so if you're a betting person, you can get he didn't see it last year. he did not last year. look at live shot. this is our weather cam brought to you by michael and son. beautiful shot of the capitol. winds are howling. they will die down eventually. north, northwest at 16 and the pressure rising. colder air moving in. nothing crazy. temperature going down gradually for the next few days. a chilly start friday morning, but still a nice day. grab your sunglasses and a light jacket. we'll take care of you. and we're looking at a cold friday night. a dry friday night but cold.

and then over the weekend, well, clouds return. we have a storm system in the southern plains. and right now it looks like a glancing blow. we talked about this yesterday, though. a little cold air comes in here sunday morning. so if there is any moisture left over, we could see a couple of wet snowflakes. we'll keep you posted. 1, maybe 2 blanket night. and another night with temperatures above freezing downtown. we have not had many days below freezing downtown this winter. mostly sunday nae and chilly in the -- sunny and chilly in the morning. you'll need sunglasses. really nice by afternoon. winds become light. so low 50s with light winds feel very, very comfortable. mostly sunny and pleasant. a light jacket will take care of you all day. your day planner, to start we're looking at generally clear skies. temps in the 30s. by noon 47-51. mostly sunny skies. and then by evening mostly sunny skies. another nice day. the next three days, on saturday

clouds come in pretty quickly. temperatures will struggle to get to 50. we have rain here on saturday night. and possibly some rain into sunday. if we see enough moisture far enough north, it's going to be in the form of snow and rain. temperatures will only be in the upper 40s on sunday. either way, i think we'll salvage the back half of sunday. i think we'll see partly sunny skies sunday afternoon. next seven days, no matter what happens with the storm. we are right back on track monday. sunshine and 55 degrees. and then a little cooler. a little colder on tuesday and wednesday. temperatures fall back into the 40s, which is actually still a shade above average but nothing like the arctic air that was kind of advertised 10 days ago. models change your mind. mid 40s now. and 50 with sunshine next thursday. >> sweet. >> sweet. >> all good. it may seem springy, but you wouldn't think there would be any nationals news. >> i know. but think about it, end of this month spring training starts. a couple more weeks left to go. and heading into spring

training, the nationals have a pretty decent group of pitchers. but they felt what was lacking is a pitcher that can go deep into a game. last extra innings. they'll get that. the nationals today signed edward jackson who helped the cardinals to a world series last season to a one year, $10 million deal. now, for the last three years, jackson has racked up 200 plus innings per season. the newly acquired gonzalez and jackson and perhaps the fifth and final spot might go to ross detweiler but that one up for grabs. virginia tech hosting duke tonight. they are pumping in blackburg. second half duke up 9. josh harrison for the alley-oop. duke rolls tonight 75-60. time now to reveal this week's high school game of the week winner with over 49% of the

vote. the winner is glenn barney at old mill. thank you all for voting. we'll have highlights for you tomorrow night at 11:00. coming up next, it's round four of anchor bowl. yee ha. grab your hat, pull on your boots, we are going riding. we tie things

now more of anchor bowl. at this point i'm leading dave 2-1. we have cadillac ranch at the national harbor. you can see who can stay on the longest and do it with the most style. >> welcome to another round of the anchor bowl. let's get it on. yeha. >> i know that you like kaity's

outfit, but what can i do for you, man? >> well, dave, there are receipts. >> i don't know. i think he pulled my car. >> how do i get up on here. >> i'm sweating already. >> oh, baby. whoa. >> i hope my insurance is paid up. >> whoa. >> that mounting was impressive. >> okay. . [ laughing ] >> when dave got on that bull, as you can see, he almost rode the bull hyde all off. the guns. >> florida girl coming out. >> what's the fast one? right here. >> oh, my god. right here. >> she did a great job.

i'm going with 8.5. >> beat that, do. >> 8.5. let's see if he's a true cowboy. >> i got this. [ cheers and applause ] >>. [ laughing ] >> wow. the cowboy from detroit. >> the urban cowboy comes through again. >> did you see him hanging on to the side? i think he's got a little more strength. >> who won? >> he won. >> he won? >> i stayed on for 13 seconds and he beat me at 15 seconds. >> wow. >> that i will extra -- he had a little rope burn too, so it was a little rough. >> you guys need a tie breaker. >> we're tied up now unfortunately. do you have any ideas? >> basketball. >> we thought basketball. we thought a little ice hockey. >> okay. >> who can be the best goalie kind of thing. >> how about just madden? >> yeah. i think we need to sit there and play a little madden. >> i like the bull riding. that was great. >> all right.

so we need your help, viewers. help us decide the tie breaking event. what would you like to see dave and i compete in against each other? log on to wusa9.com or our facebook page and let us know. and be kind. [ laughing ] >> that was fun. >> that was good stuff. >> i have to have a come