>> yeah. >> okay, we don't need you to do that. >> reporter: zimmerman has not been charged and said he shot in self-defense when martin attacked him. the case sparked outrage nationwide. martin's parents met with federal officials who launched a civil rights investigation. demonstrators want zimmerman to be charged and the local authorities who handled the case are under intense scrutiny. the sanford city council passed a no confidence motion against the police chief over the shooting. >> it is apparent that he met in this matter that they are overshadowing the process. and therefore i have come to the decision that i must temporarily remove myself from the position as the police chief for the city of sanford. >> reporter: he could still be charged. florida prosecutors will convene the grand jury next month to decide. the reverend's mother died this morning, but he will still lead

this rally for them despite the death that she would have wanted them to be here. in sanford, florida, danielle noddingham, 9news now. >> thank you. the shooting is raising questions about gun laws. how they stand here. and that is the area for them in minnesota. >> and that will be there for them. >> the maryland d.c., none of them have one of these laws that have shown you this duty to retreat to move away to try and avoid the deadly conflicts. the supporters called these laws to stand on your ground. critics call them to shoot first and ask questions later.

that will be a fear. >> and that was likely to be a great use, but it depends. and for the washington area, they killed the furniture delivery man in their home. the former prince george's state attorney helped send them on through. >> we didn't see the threat of death or harm or anything. there was an argument about furniture. >> reporter: but florida has essentially extended the castle view out your door. so a reasonable fear of death or injury in florida might make this self defense with no duty to, instead, call 911. but not necessarily in maryland, d.c., or virginia. and in florida, you do not necessarily have to retreat on the street. and that might be different in

our region. >> if you can get away without using deadly force then you need to do that first. >> reporter: how about in your car? in florida and in some other states, your car is also your castle. but when glenn ivy was a prosecutor, he had a different perspective. >> you have the duty to retreat today. and the ability to retreat in a car is greater than on foot. >> reporter: now in this case, of course, zimmerman will be accused of pursuing martin in his car of getting out of the car and shooting him in some kind of confrontation and critics, like the folks here at the brady campaign here in d.c., they will say that these kinds of laws encourage exactly that kind of behavior. >> you actually hear the dispatcher at one point saying okay, we don't need you to do that. that's okay, we've got this one. it's so sad to see it all unfold. >> you got it. >> all right, bruce leshan, thank you. derek? >> well tonight, investigators are trying to figure out if the islamic militant behind the deadly shooting spree in france

may have had some accomplices. he was shot dead by the police after the 32-hour standoff with them. and now negotiators say that he admitted to killing a rabbi and three kids at the jewish school this week as well as three french policemen last week. the french president said that the murders were the clear work of a madman. >> we were listening to them and in no way involved with the realization of the terrorist. and that should not be any kind of confusion. before targeting jewish children, the killer shot at point-blank range muslims. >> they said that he filmed his killings, claiming to have links to al qaeda. and the murders were paybacks for the palestinian children and the french militaries involvement in afghanistan. >> what?

>> that tirade that you're looking at went on for more than four minutes inside the classroom at florida atlantic university. other students taped the thing and now it's gone viral for you on youtube. now that student, who is a part of that tirade never hurt anybody. but in light of some of the school violence across the nation in recent years made us wonder. we asked matt jablo to check out at what point does something like that mean school security gets involved? >> it was very lucky that the young woman in that video was apparently unarmed, but the security experts say when it comes to school safety, it's a lot smarter to count on preparation than luck. >> reporter: it happened without warning and apparently without problems during florida atlantic university. >> the kids would die. >> they are talking about peacocks and how females choose their mates by their feathers.

the woman started asking how that killed all black people. >> reporter: the young woman, a student at florida atlantic, proceeded to go on a four- minute long tirade. during which she threatened to kill her professor and several classmates. finally after swinging at one person and shoving another, the woman was physically removed from the classroom. the incident was video taped by several students with their cell phones and posted to youtube. and today, it is the talk of college campuses all across the country. >> i have never seen anything like that before. >> reporter: including here in washington where some students at american university, they were disturbed bit video. >> you can see that they had some kind of a problem. >> others were amused. >> i thought it was pretty entertaining. >> the former head of security for the montgomery county school system said that in his opinion that there is nothing amusing about the video. >> obviously that woman was in crisis. >> reporter: the incident points out how much work still needs to be done in some

universities. to prepare teachers and students for the emergency situations. >> the professor, they certainly wanted to diffuse the situation. >> reporter: for starters, they said that the professor should have gotten the student out of the classroom as quickly as possible to call campus police. instead of allowing the incident to escalate. >> there is too much time that did elapse for someone to do something to get help or to control that situation. >> as for what the student could have done better in that situation, they said that you could have given them a little more room. and that they still have not been named. and treated at the psychiatric florida. >> that will be one thing for them video taping all the time. and that will be something for them and what could have been done better. >> thank you, matt jablo. you can see if you can help them find the missing teenager. the 15-year-old was last seen leaving her capital heights

home more than two weeks ago. she weighs about 200 pounds. now, police say that davis was last seen wearing a blue columbian jacket, blue jeans, and black adidas sneakers. the bus dispatched a link to the deadly tour bus crash in virginia and it is expected to go on trial come the month of june. four passengers died when the sky express bus crashed in carolina county last may. prosecutors say that they told the driver to keep on driving, even after the driver said that he was too tired to go on. both the dispatcher and the driver face charges of involuntary manslaughter. a former redskins assistant is at the >> of the bounty controversy that has suspended several coaching with the new orleans saints organization and while the nfl says they are no longer looking at the skins, tonight, there are new and frightening specific details of the alleged bounty hunters right here in washington, d.c. joining me now is a blogger with wjfk. dave, you talked to some

unnamed redskins to get this story. i read it. it read like a movie script. >> it's pretty frightening stuff when you think about it. there are players out there. they told us to please injure this guy. they will pay you and you will get the reward. >> and they took us back to 2006. it is just a minnesota game. they walk in one of the defensive meeting rooms to say here is $15,000. brad johnson is the vikings quarterback and they did not get along. they don't finish the game. >> wow. now i want to quote one of the unnamed sources in your stories and they say, "i have never heard of anything like that before from a coach, but i was not shocked because that was greg william's character. so in your face." their meetings were usually pretty nuts. reading that if i had any sympathy for gig williams and what's happened to -- and for greg williams and what's happened to him, he's gone. >> sometimes he goes over it. this time he went over it. >> now the playerers, they need to reconfirm something that a lot of folks did not know. they did not know about that. >> and one guy told me when

you're in school and the principal comes into the room, all of a sudden everybody behaves. then he leaves and the teachers are in charge and it's craziness again. that's what it was like. >> now, tell me, how did they come to you with the story. what was the condition in which you were able to quote them? >> i have been covering the redskins for 20 plus years most of the time. i know a lot of players. the player reached out to me and they had something that they wanted to talk about. then i needed to get a view from a second person. i wasn't going with just one source. >> right. >> they were both willing to talk, but they didn't want to use their names. i guess they used to hear from from guys they play with, violating the code. >> right. now, you mention that code, is it your sense that the league knows these stories that you have told. and if they do, why did they involve the redskins? >> well, i'm not sure. i would be sad to think that they didn't get to the same players that i got to. but none of the people working or being involved in new orleans, including greg have been working here for a long time. the only person left in washington is the special teams coach, the receptionist and a

couple other executives. only two players on the washington defense right now who were under contract. >> i meant to ask you about those players, they talked currently or the former players? >> i cannot tell you that. >> okay. very quickly. there are very few ties. >> and finally the game itself. now, did anybody get the bounty here on the quarterbacks? >> no. we only sacked them once and they were only paid. they lost both games that i wrote about. >> all right, thank you very much. we would like to shed some lights that we thought was done, but thank you very much. we appreciate it. prices at the pumps are not taking a toll on people when they drive. we'll tell you what that could mean the next time you fly. oh, what a great evening. temperatures in the 70s. a cold front on the map. we'll let you know what it means for your weekend. we'll have an update. but first, sketching out one's plan is not what it used to be. the fallout from the other sketch comment that is out on the campaign trail. that's coming up next.

they showed up in d.c. this morning, carrying sketches for them after one of romney's aids compared them to the toy yesterday. and today while romney was trying to do some damage control, rick santorum was not about to let that one go. >> they are not looking for that. they are looking for someone that is not a great etched in stone candidate. >> the general election campaign takes on a different profile. and the issues that i'm running on will be exactly the same. >> reporter: the republican candidates, they will be facing off this saturday in the louisiana primary. in the meantime, maryland is getting a bit more attention from the gop presidential candidate. the campaign worker says that newt gingrich, he will be in annapolis next week.

the former house speaker plans to meet with the business leaders. front runner mitt romney was in our view outside baltimore yesterday. maryland's primary is on april 3. >> reporter: he says it will be bringing more oil to the world market. out on the road defending the energy policies. but as they report, the critics, they are not so impressed. >> hello, oklahoma. >> reporter: speaking from the oil pipe yard pushing them here. he ordered the government to fast track that pipeline to the gulf coast. >> there is a bottleneck right here because we cannot get enough for you of the oil. and to the refineries that will be moving fast enough. >> reporter: the cushion to the pipeline will be the third leg of a larger keystone, the xl pipeline project that is designed to run from canada. >> reporter: the whole issue of the keystone pipeline has generated a lot of controversy and a lot of politics. >> reporter: earlier this year, they rejected the northern portion. >> here they are standing here and pushing oklahoma. now, he could put one foot on

one side and say okay this other side of the pipeline could go and that part can. >> reporter: now, this election year, some americans, they are already paying more than $4 for a gallon of gas. and the republican white house hopefuls are telling voters that president obama is to blame. >> the president says that the u.s. is drilling more and that more production, they will not be changing prices at the pump overnight. >> the main reason why they are high right now is because people are worried about that. >> reporter: on the trip they made three other stops on the battleground state to defend their energy policy. for cbs news, the white house. >> and the white house, they say that they will be reviewing the northern part of the keystone pipeline if the company that wants to build it could find the alternate route, derek? >> well, anita, people took time to find the precious

resource today. that will be a part of the water deck. they designated that event back in 1993 as a way to highlight the importance of the fresh waters all around the world. that'll be out on the terrace where you can get that going. >> and yeah, i'm thinking that we could leave them inside there to finish it. >> yes it is, and all of that. >> all right, they will be making their honey this month as they were going gang busters. >> that'll be 76 as the high so far. yes, we have had the dense fog this morning and as you mentioned, which will be what

you can see. so it will be like a june night with downtown temperatures for the lows in the low 60s. that won't be, well, march. the average low is still around 40. >> apparently that low could not move, but tremendous thunderstorms pushing through alabama. now, this is the front that will get in here, but probably not until saturday. it looks like if will linger just a little bit on sunday. right now we are looking at generally clear to partly cloudy skies. we're going to see some clouds again develop after midnight. we'll see the fog develop again after midnight unfortunately. now, 82 here right now. 77 in bethesda. 78 in arlington. 78 in college park. and 76 downtown. take a look at it out to the west. 79 in reston and 77 in sterling. so now here is the deal. even warmer tomorrow if you can

believe it. more fog for you tonight. and more fog in the morning on friday. warmer on friday. we have a chance of the afternoon storm. that will be the best chance, west of i-81 and then cooler for you and unsettled over the weekend. you don't need to build the ark or anything. it's not going to rain continuously. but we'll need to dance around showers and storms on saturday and some light rain for you on sunday. now for tonight, partly to mostly cloudy. warm isolated storms are possible. the fog will return for you and late probably after midnight low temperatures, 56 to about 62. then for tomorrow morning, we're looking at skies returning partly cloudy, but yes the fog is early. 50s and 60s. in some cases we'll be in the 70s for you before noon. then by the afternoon, partly cloudy and warmer and isolated showers or thunderstorms. the high temperatures around 80. and the winds will be out of the southeast at about 10. so the high temperatures are on friday. everybody will make it to 80s. some areas might get to the lower 80s. we're talking about 82 in arlington and springfield. 81 in rockville and college

park and then bowie out to the west. you're in the 80s too. 82 in reston and fairfax and leesburg and manassas. they are a full 20 degrees above average. we'll break it down. fog to start. 56 to 62. and then 70s by noon. then maybe a shower or thunderstorm late. but the temperatures will be at 79 to 84. now the next three days, the temperatures do go down. 70 on saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. then on sunday, it will be cooler with light rain or showers. temperatures will be going back into the mid-60s. now the next seven days. it returns bright, but brisk for you next week. i mean 60 is about average for the high. monday will be about average. a very nice day. sunshine with 60s. then they go back to the upper 60s on wednesday and thursday with a chance of the afternoon shower. speaking of thursday, it is thursday. this was great. it this was taken at the title basin obviously.

of course, he has been here all winter. >> he never left town. >> that was a great picture. just taken four days ago. >> that is a great view. >> yes. you're correct, sir. go to our website and please include your name and location. great sunrise last night. boom, i kicked it out. >> i cannot believe you were going to leave me out of this. this is great stuff. >> yes. he's with us. >> no complaints. too bad about the weekend. >> yeah. but we're working on that. >> thanks, topper. still to come tonight, paying for college. and that is one of the most daunting expenses that you could ever face. find out why local parents and some students won't need to worry about it anymore. but first you might have heard the phrase walking a mile in someone else's shoes. why these guys took it literally. that's coming up next.

we've all heard the phrase, walk a mile in my shoes. that's easier said than done,

according to male students at western kentucky university. they slipped on these high heels to raise awareness about six wall abuse and violence against women. and no walk in the park for these guys. >> i want to give a shout out to all the women because those high heels are extremely hard to walk in. i don't know how they do it. >> yeah, we are supporting something to show a physical moment that you will be standing up to fight for our women. >> and in fact that high heel walk raised about $8,000 for the crisis center on campus. now, three online dating services, they have now agreed to screen for sex offenders. the move comes after a woman who met a man online, they were assaulted during the day. and among other things, they have agreed to check that against the national sex registry to provide a great way to report any abuses. the estimated $40 million americans used the online dating service last year alone. >> it's kind of sad that it has come to that. but if you do find the perfect

match, the wedding bells might just follow. there's a new list that will find that texas, they are the place to be if you are a newlywed. and austin, dallas, houston ranked in the top five of the rent.com survey. washington ranked 9th, followed by baltimore. now the survey considers such factors as cost of living along with the mean annual income and, of course, the job list rate. still ahead tonight, we'll show you when and where to buy cheaper airline tickets for your spring or summer break. it's just around the corner. but then a little later, a story about stolen cows that might not sound all exciting. see why it was anything, but the case for this reporter who is smiling now. i'm kristin fisher in washington, where 16 medal of honor recipients ate lunch together as a part of national medal of honor day. i've got an interview with the real forest gumpp coming up -- forrest gump coming up.

there are currently 82 medal of living honor recipients. today, american airlines flew 16 of them just ahead of national medal of honors day. and kristin fisher was among the hundreds here at reagan national with a hero as well. >> the crowds went on out there at the flagship area. carrying all the precious fuels for you. and the recipients of the medal

of honor. >> reporter: 16 medal of honor recipients landed in washington to a crowd you have never seen at reagan national. and some people, they came to pay their respects. >> this is our history, you know, all three of us came to pay view to it. this is why we do it. >> reporter: others just happen to be here, waiting for another flight. >> it's awesome. it is. it's great. and those guys are heroes. i mean they are the real deal. >> it was just so awesome that so many people were standing there and you could look in their eyes and tell that they were there because they truly mean it in their hearts. >> reporter: their stories are the stuff of hollywood movies. >> if you have seen the movie forrest gump, you know what i did because i'm the real forrest gump. >> i took out three marine cities, killing 14 of the enemies. >> reporter: but the american airline sponsored luncheon, recipients are not talking about how they got their medal. >> what we talk about is

america and what's important to our grandchildren. >> not very often that you have 16 medal of honor recipients and their families all eating lunch together in the same room. and i bet i'll be here throughout the weekend. >> i'm at awe when i'm around these guys. >> reporter: in washington, kristin fisher, 9news now. >> don't you love it when they say they are just a soldier who did my job. well, there are only 12 world war ii medal of honor recipients still alive. two of them were attending today's event. a commuter alert about a security drill that could bring your morning drive to a halt. this takes place tomorrow at the walter reed medical center in bethesda. and already a busy spot. and that will take a few years longer to get through the gates. that will happen at 8:00 a.m.

>> and riding a moped and then they need to make a law. and the measure would mandate that the scooter be titled and registered and scooter drivers would be on out there. in tonight's consumer alert, a lot of young parents would be on out there. and well now, that will be nearly a million of those there are being recalled. and that is the safety first cabinet lot. look at these model numbers. and that will be 48842. and that children have been able to use it at a point. they needed to be cheated for swallowing or handling the household cleaning products.

gas is up for the 13th straight day. and that might still be on out there. you could be feeling the pain. and fewer prices for you and leslie foster has some tips that will find cheaper tickets to lower the cost of your spring and summer travel. >> reporter: you will feel it on out there. and jet fuel is airline's biggest expense. when the price of oil climbs here, that will be passing on to you. you just might want to adjust your justification when it comes to the spring and summer fares. >> i think that you need to rethink what the low airfare is. for years now, the airlines have been basically lowering airfares competing with each other. i think the airlines are taking

the low fare punch bowl away from the party. >> reporter: another factor, more airline consolidations like united's merger with continental. fewer airlines means people have fewer options to shop around. one way to improve your chances of finding a cheaper fare is to have flexible travel dates. >> i would recommend flying on a tuesday, wednesday or saturday. >> reporter: when shopping for tickets, the best opportunities for sales are usually midweek. lesli foster, 9news now. >> and as they just menaced, consumer reports say you should be flexible about the time of day you fly. prices fluctuate throughout the day and consider a low-cost carrier at a secondary airport that might involve a longer taxi ride. you might find junk clogging your e-mail box soon. it's making a comeback thanks to the u.s. postal service. urging small businesses to send more direct mail. and the program generated

nearly $153 million in their first several months, providing more work, but it has been seeing the amount of work decrease since they have gone to the e-mail boxes and online for services. >> you want some good news? there will be more evidence that the job market is getting stronger. the labor department that is reports the number of people that will be seeking unemployment benefits. some to a four-year low last week. the latest figures will show the employers adding in an average of 245,000 workers from december think february. that helped push down the unemployment rate to 8.3%. the lowest it has been in three years. a budget proposal that is causing a hot debate in maryland now stands before the house of delegates. we're talking about a proposed increase to the state's income tax. earlier this week, the house committee scrapped the plan to tax people making about $500,000 a year or more at the highest rate possible. under the house plan, people making $100,000 or less would not see a tax inreese.

inreese -- tax increase. it moves to the senate and we'll be watching it the whole way. no debate. nine students from eight district schools are very lucky indeed this evening. they got full scholarships today to attend george washington university in the district. the scholarship covered four years of tuitions, room and board and even books. this is one of the lucky students. >> i'm just really happy and the good of the energy that i use for my first choice. i'm just very excited. i'm glad they saw something in me. >> the scholarships were awarded to the d.c. students, worth more than $200,000 each. this is something that the school has been doing over the last 23 years. they started working in the father's connecticut bakery when he was just a boy. today, those bagels are a household name. after his father died, lender and his brother oversaw a dramatic expansion of their

company and eventually branched out into frozen bagels. well, murray lender died at a hospital in miami. he was 81. lender's death comes just days after the famous biggers were named the best by the consumer reports. new yorkers, however, they may have some issues with that. however the magazine's tasty panels rates it as very good. the panel says they taste, "freshly baked." other bagels getting very good ratings are dunkin' donuts and costco. who knew. still to come, could the common vitamin be a secret weapon against the allergies that are so bad right now? we'll tackle the latest findings in the health alert. speaking of allergies, we'll talk about the pollen. we got a break in the readings. so the trees are low, the grasses are low, and mold pores, they are also low. as you mentioned now, the bees, they are loving it. we'll come back and talk about even warmer air for you tomorrow and yes, unsettled and cooler weekends. up next as topper goes down. it's all caught on tape. a look at the amazing footage.

>> wow. that's coming your way. >> don't forget we're always on wusa9.com. stay with us, we'll be right back.

caught on tape, the dramatic helicopter landing. this is in afghanistan. the youtube video shows the pilot appearing to lose control as they make a hard landing in the snow. and it narrowly missed a building before slamming down in a remote area. no injuries. the incident will be under investigation, but wow, kudos to the pilot to bring it down. >> reporter: the providence, rhode island taping an exclusive story about cow theft. they got more publicity than what she had ever imagined. >> it was a bit of an interruption from a rooster. channel 7 reporter katie davis walking out of a barn when

suddenly a rooster comes up and starts attacking her leg. i don't know why exactly. it didn't hurt her had. kind of stunned her. now as you might imagine, the video has gone viral. >> a great little bird there. >> yeah, definitely. now off to boston where rescue crews are calling it the miracle cat. >> her name is sugar. somehow she survived a fall from a 19-floor window in a boston high-rise. sugar had no broken bones or cuts, just some bruising on her hungs. the cat's owner opened up the window to enjoy the warm weather. a vet says sugar assumed a squirrel position that might have saved her from more serious injuries. nine lives, remember that. >> now she's got 8. all right coming up, busted. police arrest a barbershop kor debt accused of stealing $1,000. new research shows what it does that is worse to women than men. we'll talk about it.

whitney houston's toxicology report has been in and they call it an accidental drowning. the coroner also says that heart disease and cocaine use contributed to her death as well. now this ends weeks of speculations about what called the grammy-winning sinner. several bottles of prescription meds were also in that room, but they were not in excessive quantities. key tape metabolites were found in her system and it was listed as a contributing factor in herdeath. they call it a chronic cocaine user. in tonight's health alert, gender differences when it comes to smoking. the american lung association says that cigarette smoke seems to be more toxic to women. more than likely to get cancer and emphysema. it could make it difficult for women to conceive, yet another reason to quit. vitamin d. it helps strengthen bones in the immune

system and may even help ward off cancers and chronic diseases. but how about your allergies? some provocative new research suggests that it might be an undiscovered weapon in seasonal allergy control. >> it will be a very small pilot study looking at the affect of vitamin d that is taken along with a measle inhaler. >> reporter: the georgetown university is talking about study results, presented at the annual meeting of the american academy of allergy, asthma, and immunization. two existing people with the allergies got inhaled, the common treatment. one group, they also took vitamin d. supplements while the other took a dummy pill. the findings sit that the oral vitamin d may boost the allergy control and they may make the symptoms go away faster. >> they found that the patients, who took the vitamin d supplement, they actually recovered more quickly. >> reporter: but while the results are impressive, this was a pilot study and the research will need to be

repeated in a larger group of the allergy sufferers. >> it's not clear whether it is the vitamin d supplement or not that had the affect. whether it helped the steroid work for them and work better, or whether the vitamin d had an affect on the immune system. >> reporter: it is produced naturally by the skin, following the sun exposure. but the skin cancer specialist says that there will be safer ways to get the vital nutrient. >> vitamin d, it should be obtained through diet and for supplementation rather than sun exposure. because the sun is a known carcinogen that causes skin cancer. right now that they could see the skin cancer epidemic. >> the top dietary sources of vitamin d will include fish, orange juice, and low-fat dairy products. they recommend patients to take a supplement. for women, one that combines calcium and vitamin d might be the most beneficial. let me send it out to you guys. >> well now you tell us. it is helpful. and they are on out here getting a dose, although that could be a dermatologist that

said not to do that. >> right. >> just a little bit is not bad. all right, upper 70s today. are you ready, sir? >> yes, i am. all right, we'll take a look outside. and the live weather cam that is brought to you by michael and son. that's warmer than what it has been all day. the pressure is steady at 31.0 inches of america rhode island winds are light out of the south. and the dew point again, well, enough to confuse you. but when they are in the low 60s. that's something you would see in june. they won't be going below the dew points. but take a look at the temperatures. still 81 in rockville, are you kidding me? 78 in reston. 77 in leesburg and 78 also in college park. 76 in beltsville. here's the deal. even warmer tomorrow if you can believe it. more fog for you tonight. and some morning fog tomorrow. there's a chance of the isolated thunderstorm, primarily west of i-81. then cooler and unsettled over the weekend. it's not going to rain

continuously over the weekend. but you are looking at showers and thunderstorms on saturday and just light showers on sunday. tonight, partly cloudy and warm and an isolated storm. right now live dopplers are here returning about 56 to 62 with light winds. now tomorrow morning, everything burns off, becoming partly cloudy and warm. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. and in fact 70s around lunchtime. winds are easterly at 10 and then by the afternoon, partly cloudy and warmer and isolated showers or thunderstorms are possible. high temperatures around 80. winds are out of the southeast at about 10. that's about a full 20 degrees above average. we'll break it down. fog to start. 56 to 62. warm at noon. temperatures in the 70s by noon and then 79 to 84. we've got a chance for the isolated showers for you as we get into the evening hours. but primarily west of town. all right next three days. temperatures go down, all right? showers and thunderstorms are on saturday. it won't storm all day though. temperatures are around 70. the mid-60s on sunday with some light rain for you or showers, but it will not be raining

continuously for either day. all right, next seven days. next week looks nice. temperatures will be going back to average. we have not seen average for a while. 60 degrees of sunshine on monday. oh look at this, maybe a day below average for a change. 58 on tuesday with sunshine and then a little warmer on wednesday, thursday, back in the upper 60s, maybe a shower late both days, but not washout days. >> okay, we could take average, right? we're going to have to. >> yeah. that's where it is suppose to be. that's what i'll miss. >> i know. >> thank you, topper. the nfl closed their investigation on the redskins that have been involved in bounty gate. but new information out today that describes what actually went on in the locker room of the redskins during the tenure in washington. we're hear to talk more about that. tell us what's going on. >> yeah, lots of new information out today. from 106.7 the fan along with danny from 106.7 the fan joining me in studio. dave, you wrote an article that came out today, talking about specific incidents in the

redskin locker room. you talked to derek earlier in the show. but is that something isolated with greg williams? are we foolish to think that it only happens with him and not throughout the league? >> i think that it might be happening more often than what we think. i'm not so sure if that will happen. i find it hard to believe that those are the only two years they have done this. throughout the league, hard to say. but he's not the person in the football who has played over the edge. >> all right. and the nfl announced that they did close the investigation on the redskins. now, could it still come back and bite them later on? >> you certainly hope not. although maybe some of the current players who were involved in that scandal, there could be some backlash there. i don't anticipate it though. >> there is more positive information regarding the redskins. robert griffin iii impressed in his pro day yesterday. andrew luck, he had his today out in california.

now, dave, is there a chance that they could leapfrog andrew luck in the draft and to go to indianapolis? had >> find the call center. now watch, i've got to be excited. but they have been saying that all daying long that it is andrew luck. it's hard to step away from that point and they are getting ready because of andrew luck. and i find it hard to see him not going through and them coming here. >> they feel like he was always the number one and then rg3 stock, you know, quickly rose on under too. so do you feel like there is a chance for you, danny, that we might be getting andrew luck here? >> well kristin there is always a chance. i mean weird things happen all the time. and david already said it. it will be the colts and they kind of had a marriage, at least perceived for so many months and they moved on because of this kid who is pro- ready in a sense of a scheme that he has been playing under sanford. at least the adjustment curb. even the normal rookies have a hard time seeing that. the glorified runner here. and that will take a little

more time presumably than that guy would. >> i've got you guys here. the sweet sixteen resumes tonight. again, we have had some of the games on our air, but two number ones. syracuse and michigan state in action tonight. now, danny, could it be a chance of one of the number ones getting toppled? >> i like wisconsin tonight. syracuse thrives on the turnovers. they are not really doing it in this tournament. they take great care of the basketball. forcing the jump shots. despite being such a talented team, they don't shoot the ball that great. so actually, i would like wisconsin to pull a bit of the upset tonight and they seem to be that team here of the destiny. you know, you would prefer the last number one seed, we think about it. but they will have that clean view for them and it seems like he will be the story of the  tournament to me. >> they are looking great. do you see any upsets tonight? >> they are playing real well. my dad went there. i have a hard time seeing them had. playing as tough as they are right now. wu they will be playing a defensive style. 50 to 46 and your margin of error is so much smaller than

the it's breaking game. that will be dangerous. >> like i said, sweet sixteen starts again tonight. game starting at 7:00. guys, thank you so much for coming on in. we'll send it back over to you all. >> thanks, kristin. well still to come, taking another step to finally pass the state's budget. we'll have the latest on the general assembly's special view. but first, no need to break out the owner's manual. just ask these four to five- year-olds. we'll show you where in this week's cool school report.

as we met some tech savvy kids in this week's cool schools as many of our parents know if you have troubles with the electronics, ask the kids, they know what to do. we'll take you to virginia where the pre-schoolers are becoming ipad pros. >> link your ipad up. find your camera. >> i found it. >> reporter: they are not even in kindergarten yet and these little ones, they are already in touch with the hottest technology on the market. >> is it hard to take pictures on ipads ipads or is it you? >> it's easy. >> reporter: so what is the next thing that you'll need to find? >> well, three green things. >> all right. >> reporter: 4 and 5-year-olds in virginia are learning counting, colors, and shapes,

by capturing the images themselves. >> what shape is that? >> that's the square. >> you got it. they will travel with them year to year. >> you need to maybe draw the paper and pencil and that will be done on the electronic devices in a much creative and more fluid way. >> and in order to build that now, they need to help prepare them for the future. >> that is an interesting thought. >> reporter: but it seems like the future will be already here. >> is that the video? >> yeah, that is a great video. >> reporter: and they would only be four to five years old as they already know the lingo. guys, find your pictures and take a picture of your camera feelings. >> reporter: as they easily point, shoot, and swipe through the new technology. >> got it! >> reporter: they are doing doing -- they are already doing a little teaching too, which they are going to think it's pretty cool. >> the tickets are so good at it and they are also helping to create ways to incorporate it

even deeper. >> well, playing the games on that and the ipad. >> reporter: do you like playing games on the ipad? >> is this a game to you or does it work? >> that's what it is all about, right? work. that just happens to be fun too. >> okay, if you have a cool school, mike wants to hear about it. send your e-mails to them at wusa9.com. i have come to the decision that i must temporarily remove myself from the position as police chief for the city of sanford. >> as we continue to follow the breaking news of the major shakeup at the heart of the trayvon martin investigation. that decision will come just a day after the city gave them a vote of no confidence and for how he has handled