. >>> and james franklin is the front runner for the head coaching job at vanderbilt afa burn assistant malzone turned it down today. he is in line to replace ralph friedgen at maryland it's just friedgen isn't leaving any time soon. >>> and you've seen our coverage of high school football. including our very successful campus correspondence program. more than 50 students from area high school have shot and uploaded highlights throughout the season and today at luncheon we nailed our gold medal correspondent of the year and it was anabel lee russell from westlake high school in waldorf, maryland. she shot game highlights and interviews and up loaded more than 150 clips during the season. and we were proud to give anabel a $5,000 scholarship. >> it's a huge honor just to be nominated for the top three. i put a lot of hard work into it. but to win it is a great feeling. >> congratulations to her and our three finalists. >>> and if you can't tackle a guy, have one of your coaches tackle a guy. dolphins cornerback nolan carroll was running down the side line to cover a kick when their stren

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afa looks forward to work wh members of the subcommittee to address important issues raised in today's hearing, and in the long term to end devastation caused by alzheimer's disease. thank you. >> thank you, mr. hall. the mic on? might have to bring it closer. >> mr. chairman, chairma and staff, thank you for the opportunity to present testimony on this important topic. i'm marc cantillon, a practicing physician and a neuroscientist with 15 years in research and ug development and within the pharmaceutical industry. this is a nonprofit organization founded in 2005 by the fda and the arizona community in order to build collaborations that identify more reliable and efficient methods to test new medicines applied regulatory science. as you have heard, in spite of the exciting discoveries in research, we lack full translation. we lack new medicines that could significantly alter the course of the disease, and indeed, we've seen huge alzheimer's disease drug trials fail. nevertheless, there is reason for a renewed hope. across the hall in science is a proverb written that i'd like to quote

. >> eric, so far police have not made any arrests in the murder of 17-year-old justice afa who was a senior here. this morning a memorial at the bus stop, flowers, candles and a football have been placed there. the 17-year-old was waiting at the bulls stop when he was stopped to death just after 3:30 yesterday afternoon. he had just gotten out of school. no word on arrests or motive but friends say the 17-year-old was targeted because he intervened and broke up a fight last week. >> justice is my bfg, my big friendly giant. never saw him mad at all. always smiling, always said what's up. an occasional hug here and there. helped me through like little problems. >> he was a senior and a member of the football team. police say two people wearing dark clothes and hoodies were seen running from the bus stop. friends say they will be wearing black to school this morning to remember and honor the 17-year-old. reporting live in newark, jenelle wang, abc 7 news. >> leaders of the naacp will join jean qwan at a public hearing looking into alleged brutality within the police department. part of