now i'm turning left on amherst and coming up on three minutes. right now i'm at nine minutes and 17 seconds. okay. i'm coming up on the 495 overpass. i stopped the stopwatch at 16 minutes just when i reached the 495 overpass. this is where the second woman was attacked yesterday at 3:35, 25 minutes after the first attack, just about a mile away. you want him caught quickly. >> yeah. i appreciate it to get him out of our neighborhood, yes. >> i think he needs to be apprehended. >> reporter: now if this was the same suspect in both attacks yesterday, he may have changed. the second attack the victim reports that he was wearing a black jacket and the first attack the vtim reports he was wearing a sweat shirt. now the police say they have officers out here. we have seen police cars driving around. they say we can't have officers on every corner, but that is really going to take the public to catch this guy. i'm peggy fox reporting live in springfield for wusa9. >>> our blitz and glitz people coverage of super bowl xl -- team coverage of super bowl xl

at amherst lab analyzes controlled substances seized by police. san, the man, musial has passed away at the age of 92. he decide saturday evening of natural causes. musial played 22 years in the majors, each and every one of them with the st. louis cardinals. he retired in 1963, and he is a legend of the game no question, one of the best ever to play and one of the classiest. he was never thrown out of a single game in 22 years in 2011, barack obama awarded musial the presidential medal of freedom. >> there's no red carpet, but there is a very long parade route and in fact the pomp and circumstance of the inauguration kind of takes on a hollywood feel. the anticipation is growing over what michelle obama will wear. up next we'll talk to an author who has written a book about mrs. obama's unique style. >>> the first lady, michelle obama is known for many, many things, very calm demeanor, her dedication to health and fitness, her fantastic and enviable arpgs and her style. >> and as she celebrated her 49th birthday this past week, she was shorting a

. >> reporter: in massachusetts, health workers at umass amherst are also using fliers, social media flu clinics to get the word out and help students who get sick. >> lots of students get frustrated with the illness. they miss classes and this takes a toll on them psychologically, as far as getting behind in their schoolwork. and we do our best to support them with that process. >> reporter: support and precautions that could help students keep the doctor and flu away. michelle franzen, nbc news, new york. >>> the baseball world lost another legend this weekend, hall of famer stan musial died last night. the st. louis cardinals' shortstop won three world series rings and seven batting titles in his 22 seasons with the team, retiring in 1963 with 55 major league records. two years ago, he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom, the highest honor given to an american citizen. san musial was 92 years old. >>> when we come back, a look at how the first lady's second term could look a little different. >>> the capitol all ready for tomorrow's inauguration festivities, we are back

. >> at that time i was professor of mathematics at the university of massachusetts in amherst and i remember george bush who graduated from yale boasted how he got an f in chemistry and dukakis coming back weekly comedy only got a d in physics. at the same time i was reading from jefferson's library of america, there he is in 1789 writing a letter he was awarded, an honorary doctorate from harvard university but living in france. he thanks willard for the degree and here's what amazed me as a mathematician. he is commenting now in addition to thinking him for the degree, he gives a magisterial overview of science, technology, mathematics in europe and here is what he says. a very remarkable work. he is allowed to be the greatest mathematician now living. his personal worth is equal to his science. the object of his work is to reduce to a single -- block and goes on to apologize for not being able to read it. this would require calculus really. i was a math major and had two years of physics. we don't get to lagrange mechanics into the junior or senior year. two hundred years later i

the snow quickly stuck to the roads and amherst, virginia. which is just north of lynchburg. people also reported thunder snow there. >>> colorado governor john hicken looper made good on the football bet. he mailed a dozen lamb chops to maryland governor o'malley. >> it's famous for the broncos' loss to the baltimore ravens this past saturday in double overtime. some kind of game. the package includes 12 lamb chops from the triple m. par ranch. if the broncos won governor o'malley would have sent 12 chesapeake bay crab cakes to colorado. >>> this is the place to be sunday if you love the nfl. the ravens and the patriots on wusa9. it kicks off at 6:30. we will have live coverage from foxboro as well as "game on" overtime at 11:30. we'lls have a are preview of the -- also have a preview of the afc championship saturday night at 7:00 p.m. on a special "game on" saturday. >>> at 6:45 we'll be joined by christopher kennedy lawford. he'll be here with his cousin the former congressman patrick kennedy. >> our guest is going to show turkey sausage. turkey what? amazing. dunkin's new

in amherst, ohio, and a sleepless bargain hunter cases an adult novelty store.he store is closed, but this customer isn't concerned with such minor details. he circles the store to make sure no one is around, then chooses the back door to make his grand entrance. tracy is the store's manager. >> he decided that he wanted to come through the back door, and you see him get up on the curb and kind of bumps himself up and then he just guns the car and just goes for it. >> in a split second, he's in. glass shatters. the door frames are left a twisted heap of metal. then the customer in black hoodie jumps out of the car. >> pulls in probably about ten feet. you can actually see him get out of his car and starts running. >> he's running, but so is his car. >> he forgets to put the car if park and the car will just keep driving throughout the store, hitting a fixture and bouncing off on to one of our security systems. >> the customer is so busy deciding which sex toy he wants to steal, he hardly seems to notice his car rolling down the aisles. >> this is where you can s

he was -- he said amherst college from distinction committee is also a major supporter of massachusetts act, which any decades later became massachusetts day, now known as the university of massachusetts. >> that's an interesting question, and i'm so thrilled you know so much about the valley. skinner did not work with samuel wilson. wilson was an extraordinary capitalist in the mill valley and help support many industries therein. at one point i believe he was a partner with the hayden so started the hayden glass company of which you saw a portion of your earlier and which is on the cover of my book. like he did not do business with william skinner, no. thank you. >> sera, at skinnerville, what survives? hasn't been any kind of serious or amateur archaeological search for evidence of the mill? i mean, what can you find if you go to the site today? >> that's a great question, bill. if you go to skinnerville today, you will find a stretch of highway and you will find a few houses along the side of it. some of which are or were wrecked at the time of the flood that were refashioned into h

he went to amherst college, and in 2001 he conspire with the the school administration and student government to secretly ban coffee or for one day without notice during finals week as a performance art project. so all these students get up in the morning, and there's no coffee in the cafeteria, bookstore, no coffee on campus. and they have friends dress up as drug dealers. buddy, you want to buy a shot of espresso for $6? and people were actually buying this. it made "the new york times," cbs news, all this kind of stuff. so that is the kind of outrage you would naturally expect if people told you you could no longer consume your favorite beverage, your favorite stimulant, coffee. and you begin to understand some of the outrage from people in the andes when the ignorant people, other people decide they can't chew coca anymore. and then finally just a, i would just say that, you know, this treaty, 1961 treaty, it's 52 years old now. and the u.s. and a number of, a small number of other governments say that we should not revisit these treaties, it's as though they were carved in stone. so much

andrew epstein went to amherst college. in 2001 he conspired with the school demonstration in student government to secretly been coffee for one day without notice during finals week. so all the students get up the morning. there's no coffee in the cafeteria, bookstore, no coffee being sold on campus. they have fans dress up and trenchcoats as drug dealers. you want to buy a shot of espresso. six bucks. study covered coffee beans, and people were buying the stuff. it made the new york times all this stuff. so that is the kind of outrage you would naturally expect if someone told you could no longer consume your favorite stimulant. that is, think that you begin to understand some of the indignity and outrage from people in the andes when he ignored people decide, the people decide they can't to cope anymore. and then finally, i would just say that this treaty to 1961 treaty, 52 years old now. and the u.s. and a number -- a small number of other government said that we should not reinvent these treaties, as if they were carve

he said amherst college from distinction, and also was a major supporter of massachusetts aggie, which many decades later became massachusetts state, now known as the university of massachusetts. >> that's an interesting question, and i'm so thrilled you know so much about the valley. skinner did not work with samuel wilson. wilson was an extraordinary capitalist and the mill valley and he helped support many industries therein. at one point i believe he was a partner with the hayden's distorted paid nebraska but of which you saw a portion of their earlier. but he did not come he did not work with william skinner, no. thank you. >> at the skinnerville, what survives? has there been any kind of serious or amateur archaeological search for evidence of the mill? i mean, what can you find if you go to the site today? >> that's a great question, bill. if you go to skinnerville today, you will find a stretch of highway and you will find a few houses along the side of it. some of which are or were wrecked at the time of the flood that were refashioned into homes. and you will find a very tran

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banks completed over 13,000 of these modifications in november alone, according to amherst security.p since september. 98,000 short sales that were finalized in q-3, according to realty track. these short sales and modifications, have been the foundation of the housing recovery, and helped put a bottom on home prices. so again, a huge sigh of relief these are no longer at risk. brian? >> diana olick, thank you very much. coming up when "squawk on the street" returns, averting a fiscal disaster here in america, at least for now. what does it mean for the banks? are some financials better looking than others? we're looking at the bank trade coming up. as we head to the break, let's take a look at the markets here. it is a global rise of the dow. [ rosa ] i'm rosa and i quit smoking with chantix. when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first week... i'm like...yeah, ok... little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior