craig: can you feel it when i do that? geoff: yeah, do it again. [laughter] craig: so anyone learn anything on the show tonight? geoff? geoff: i didn't learn jack squat. craig: did you have a good time? geoff: oh, yeah. craig: there has got to be something. i think i learned something. i think whoever is doing the bookings for this show needs a raise. [applause] me saying that, of course, is not legally binding and they are not actually going to get a raise. in fact, geoff? did you just go -- geoff: yes, i did. craig: that is odd that geoff can make that sound, yet he has no lungs.

geoff: craig doesn't realize is now i'm no longer gay after tonight's show. [laughter] craig: what geoff doesn't realize is it doesn't clear up just because a couple of nice looking girls walk in. geoff: what craig doesn't realize is a little ointment helps it to clear up right away. craig: what geoff doesn't realize is we're no longer talking about the same thing. geoff: balls. craig: good night, everyone.

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of dollars of debt. breaking news. a nuclear power sub goes up in flames. it's happening right now at the portsmouth naval shipyard in maine. take a look. that's the u.s.s. miami. two firefighters were hurt. two others have been taken from the scene. the police chief said there was no danger to the public and no evacuations. we're also following another break news story. an entire shift of firefighters have fallen ill. >> it may have something to do with the call they responded to this morning. ken -- ken molestina is there live. >> reporter: i was able to speak to sources within the fire department. they say this all does in fact stem from that fire call that you mentioned at 11:25. firefighters with engine company 10 and truck 13 were called out to a fire on hayes street. we understand that at some

point while on that fire they may have come across some kind of a home drug lab and possibly been exposed to some of the chemicals there. we understand once that fire wrapped up the firefighters packed up there' trucks, they came back here to their fire house, and it wasn't until hours later into the evening that they began to complain of illness. they began to fall ill, complaining of dizziness, some of them even vomiting. at that point the entire firehouse, eight firefighters, were relieved of duty. right now they are at a medical center being evaluated for this possible exposure. we understand that nine other firefighters from around the city had to be detailed to this firehouse. it's called the house of pain. those nine firefighters are now holding down the fort while the eight firefighters who normally would be assigned to this house are being treated. of course this is interest that's developing right now. we're going to know more about this tomorrow morning in the later hours. but those eight firefighters we understand are being treated and we do not know techs stent of their injuries or what their

conditions may be. >> ken molestina, hope everybody is okay, thanks for that. a warning about fake id's that young people in our area are buying from a popular website. teens apparently flocking to the site to get the id card so they can buy alcohol. >> as reporter andrea mccarren explains, the fake id's are leading to real identity theft. >> you're located in a safe country. >> it's a wildly popular china- based website that appears to be doing a booming business. >> they have eye color, maroon. >> they feature holograms, encrypted personal information and a level of sophistication so high that they're able to pass through scanners used by bars and liquor stores to prevent minors from buying booze. >> the person's name, date of birth. that information is encrypted right on the strip so when you scan the driver's license, it will come up with valid

information on the front where in the old days they didn't have the ability to do. that. >> reporter: unsuspecting teenagers may be buying more than access to alcohol. they're being targeted for identity theft. >> they're selling their information. we're now finding out they have hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of debt. >> reporter: according to law enforcement the chinese scam artists are heading to students' facebook pages to cull additional information to further their scheme. >> so it's not like you can file police reports for your bad fake id. >> the site even warns buyers to beware of fake id scams. with the help of police and sarah, a police intern, we ordered a fraudulent pennsylvania driver's license. we uploaded her signature and photograph and as required wired $200 via western union. in the last 24 hours our fake

id's arrived. they had made the 8,000 mile journey from china to gaithersburg, maryland. they came packaged in an envelope marked graceland. inside was a gift box and an actual red bracelet. but underneath the padding, wrapped in plain white paper were a pair of fake id's. >> it's as authentic as you can possibly be. >> reporter: they even passed the black light test to detect fake id's in bars or nightclubs night. wouldn't consider this fake at all. i wouldn't think twice about this id. >> police warn that anyone who is underage and caught using a fake id faces a penalty especially harsh by teenage standards. they could lose their driver's license for up to a year and may impact the cost of car insurance. andrea mccarren, 9news now. a massive amount of rain we've been seeing the last few

days. topper shutt is joining me in the weather center. a slow moving storm with a lot of moisture. >> there is a flood warning for prince william county until 4:45áeu7 the morning. if you're coming in from that part of the area i would allow some extra time, though this is prince william county. the same folks that got hit on monday night. when it rains it pours, so to speak. up to the north there's a couple of showers north of frederick. other than that this is the heaviest activity we can find. walkersville is middle town, north of 70, they have some pretty heavy rain, rainfall rates half an inch to three- quarters of an inch an hour. we'll come back and talk about these storms in the northern neck and southern maryland. we'll tell you where those may head just in time for your commute. now to the federal investigation into the 2010 campaign of d.c. mayor vincent gray. investigators today leveled charges at a second campaign worker for gray, howard brooks. he's do in court tomorrow and

he's expected to enter a guilty plea to making a false statement to investigators. those investigators say brooks helped move cash from the gray campaign into the hands of another candidate for mayor. >> reporter: i wouldn't be doing my job if i didn't ask this question. >> again, i'm not going to comment. we'll let the investigation play out. >> thomas gore pleaded guilty to charges connected to his role in the scheme to fum money to suleiman brown. finally positive news for facebook. after three dance in dump they finished at $32, up a dollar, or 3.5%.

meantime investigators are investigating morgan stanley. the regulators want to know did morgan stanley share their less than rosy outlook with their clients but not the wider audience, folks like you and me? they increased the size of the offering, they increased the price of the offering. at the same time, apparently they were getting wind that the results of the company, the financial results, were a little weaker than anticipated. also today, a group of shareholders filed suit against facebook and ceo mark zuckerberg. they say key financial information was not disclosed before those shares went public. a facebook spokesperson insists that the suit is without merit. he was murdered. and no one signs up for that. >> that was the mother of former florida a & m drum major robert champion disputing claims that her son wanted to be hazed. new interviews with members of the marching band suggested

champion agreed to the ritual that eventually killed him. that involved champion make his way from one end of the bus to the other while being punched, kicked, and beaten with mall lets. >> it kind of amazed me how people in the band, they're mad at the people that are telling on things that are happening in the band and they're not mad about his death. >> 11 band members now face arraignment on felony hazing charges. if convicted, they could face up to six years in prison. an official apology today from the director of the secret service about last month's prostitution scandal in colombia. the director said he was certain that the scandal was an isolated episode. but some lawmakers aren't so sure. matt jablow has details. >> one month after the prostitution scandal that cast a large shadow over the secret service, director mark sullivan appeared before the governmental affairs committee

to offer a full apology. >> i am deem disappointed and i apologize for the misconduct of these employees and the distraction that it has caused. >> reporter: sullivan went on to say there's no evidence to suggest that the actions of the 12 agents in colombia were part of a pattern of improper behavior by secret service agents. >> the behavior is morally repugnant. >> reporter: which is exactly what some lawmakers are suggesting, in light of the fact that several agents implicated are now saying that they're being scapegoated for behavior long tolerated by secret service supervisors. >> the fact so far lead me to conclude that while not at all representative of the majority secret service personnel, this misconduct was almost certainly not an isolated incident. >> i've worked

behavior is condoned. i know i've never told any of our employees that it's condoned. >> despite the disagreement with cul i will van on both sides of the aisle that he should remain as director. arizona state is squashing an effort to keep president obama off the ballot in arizona. because of his birth certificate. today mr. obama said his birth certificate meets all the requirements. they were wounded in battle and in some cases they even lost their lives. a group called hope for warriors honored those brave men and women at a black tie gala. they were called the hope and courage awards. actor gary senice was the host.

a recruiting official named marvin himan advised they could leave any items needed to be burned out in the hallway. the next day fire department officials discovered the burning material. funeral arrangements could be announced tomorrow for musician chuck brown who passed away last week. we're hearing the funeral might bea week from tomorrow at either verizon center or the washington convention center, and there may bea viewing earlier in the week, perhaps at the howard theater. we will keep you posted. still ahead on 9news what do some people do when they steal an iphone? they take pictures of themselves and upload it for the world to see. ladies, are you rocking the newest shade of luminous lip

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so tonight we're celebrating the life and legacy of another ground breaking genius, somebody who maybe should have won a nobel prize but instead had to merely settle for changing the world. tonight derek says, you better recognize. d. >> i'm talking about the guy behind the most important manly creation ever. before there were sports highlights or even hats with beer, there was eugene, the man who brought us the wireless tv remote control. that's right, that says, ptre of manliness that says right up front, i'm a king, and this is my castle. his vision came to light way back in 1955. folks who shelled out for this, the zenith flash-matic television could change the channel and volume with this device. looks like a death ray.

the only victim? the need to get off the couch. ever. his invention helped to remake our world. imagine, you have a 1,000 channel universe, but you have to change them, one at a time? i know he changed my living room coffee table which looks about like this. it's a veritable eugene polly shrine. my lady likes to complain. why don't just get a universal remote. all this is so complicated. i just smile and say to myself, exactly. so tonight a special thank to you eugene polly who passed away this past sunday. he was 96. no, he never did win a nobel prize, but tonight he has the undying gratitude of many a happy king in his castle. anita. >> in tonight's health alert, perpetually chapped lips. they could be a precursor to cancer. tonight the signs you need to lack out for and why lip gloss could increase the danger.

anita meyers spent years dealing with chapped lips. >> it was red and sometimes flakey. >> reporter: but she didn't think she had anything to worry about until she visited the dermatologist. >> i just thought i had chapped lips. i had no idea that it could be cancer. >> anita was diagnosed with precancerous sun damage of the lips, a condition that's becoming more common. >> a lot of lip gloss, went to the beach a lot when they were teenagers, now coming into their force, and we're seeing a lot of sun damage on the lip. >> the doctor says many women don't realize lip gloss can increase risk. >> the shine just accentuates uv rays. >> reporter: the doctor wants to remind people to protect their lips with an spf along with sun blocking their bodies. wynn five americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime. while most people are looking for lesions -- >> many skin