the man replacing gary williams giving the area our first look at his squad and he is facing a legendary coach right off the bat. and remaining hopeful and redskins nation remaining playerful. >>> welcome back. this is a big night if you're a maryland basketball fan. those terp lovers in their 20s, probably safe to say gary williams is the only basketball coach you have ever known. brought you a national championship and 20 winning seasons. enter mark turjon from texas a&m. the tenure hasn't been smooth. he got a late start recruiting. only seven scholarships recruits. former villanova legend. sound easy because it is northwood? think again. >> i try to get out of the game when i took the job. i said i can't lose my first game at comcast. he was like, mark. he starts crying on the phone. we are no good. i hear they are ranked number 1. >> ranked number 1 in the little leagues. over in the football complex things hectic. 2-1 in his first season. terps trying to salvage something with a win over virginia saturday. athletic director kevin anderson sent out an e-mail this week urging fans to

what an off season...gary williams calls it quits.in &pcomes mark turreon to lead maryland basketbbll.nothing's your first look.... maryland exhibition game with vasquez spending the nba lockout watching his teeps.... 1st half...city college grad nick faust...drives baseline for the jam....then it's terrell stoglin..spinniig dime &pto james padgett...2-handed throw down....later...sean mosley misses the free throw... 7-footer alex len theee for the put back...heewon't see the court until late december....before the end of from half-court...nothing but net...3 of his 14....sttglin assits...terps win 89-84.

gary williams has a new gig... half...down 4...nick faust... freshman outtof city college...drains the three... trail by one....30 ssconds later...terrell stoglin finds his stroke...3 poonter gives maryland a 62-59 lead....then it's the sophomore again... crossover stepback three... terps up 5....stoglin drivess.. gets it to fall in traffic... the 2nd half...maryland shoots 52 perceet from 3 poiit rangg as they erase a 12 point deficit to beat colorado... 78-71... that'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited..i'm moogan adsit...thanks for watching...have a great

in the post-gary williams era. >> coach mike turgeon was at the helm for maryland now. first game without gary williams since 1989. on the court, ralph led the way for the terps. he had 22 points. maryland wins its tenth straight season opener. final score, 71-62. >>> george washington played its first road game. the game was close until cal closed the first half on a 21-0 run. colonials lose. tony taylor with 20 points in the loss. gw's next game, bowling green next week. >>> nascar's chase for the cup will have excitement in its final race. next week in south florida, carl edwards and tony stewart will compete to win the cup, just three points separates the two drivers. edwards finished second. stewart, third in yesterday's kobalt tools 500 in phoenix. kasey kahne took the checkered flag. his first win in 81 races. >>> a rough sunday for ravens out in seattle. joe flacco got picked off once. david reed fumbled twice on kickoff returns from baltimore. ravens fall to the seahawks 22- 17. baltimore hosts cincinnati next sunday. >> 6:25. we'll introduce you to star dolls.

. >>> the first terp hoops game since 1989, not coached by gary williams. next up for turgeon and company. three games in puerto rico and that new coach is looking forward to the experience. >> you have to get away from home to bond and everyone goes to their separate apartments and things and we have all of our meals together. six days we'll be together and that will be a great bonding experience for us and for me to get to know the guys better. >> that game isd this against alabama. >>> the -- is thursday against alabama. the nba will cancel all games through december 15th, according to a source. and that means now that 26% of the season's games have been eliminated. brian, we may not have hoops at all this year. >>> and now you have the news edge. back here at 10 on news edge.   

no more gary williams, new coach and a number of new in a preseason tune up taking on north wood of floridax a 7- foot center from ewe crane, big man in the middle. he also had six rebounds, maybe a closer game. freshman, nick with a good impression, clock ticking to half time. he beats the buzzer with a 3 point bomb. 89-84 maryland wins the exhibition opener the first real game for the -- is a week from sunday. finally some rough stuff on the ice and raleigh, north carolina washington caps paid a visit on the hurricane second period caps on the attack. the shot gets stopped but jeff will streak in to score on the rebound, the first of five straight caps goal. they go on to 5-1 win on the road. and the ravens will hit the road flying to pittsburgh sunday's big game. >> thank you. i can't wait. >>> don't try this one at home. >> the dangerous record this daredevil is ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] at verizonfios.com, you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ and you're always guaranteed the lowest pr

he was an assistant coach for maryland under gary williams. >>> the caps won five straight at home andhat is the best way to start. they'll go for six tonight against the ducks of anahome and that is a 7:30 start, unusual, brian. most of the starts are 7 and we'll have all of the highlights on the fox 5 news at 10 and the news edge at 11. let's go back to you. >> thank you for. that. >>> one last look at the forecast. >> a nice thing on the winning team, too? >> and looks like we're going to have several days of sunshine and our temperatures, 62 degrees tomorrow and that is looking good. brian. >>> thank you, sue. back here at 10. the news edge at 11. hope you will be, too.  what's the e one best thing about vacation o on the gulf? the great outdoors in mississippi. our seafood in louisiana. our beaches in florida. alabama beauty. choosing between them might be tough. but everyone agrees, the gulf is vacation at it's best. and we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. so come on down to mississippi. louisiana. florida. alabama. the gulf is the world's goodtime headqu

maryland defeats unc-wilmington 71-62 giving coach turgeon his first one since taking over for gary williams. >>> the maryland women hosted number 10 georgetown. watkins drives for the reverse lay-neverland the foul. maryland led 63-44. thomas ended with a game high 19 points. maryland aavenge

and at vermont, he served as an assistant at maryland for gary williams.ations for this year? >> what goals do you set for yourself? >> really, we want to be in the top third of the a-10. that means you got a great chance at post-season and that is where we want to be year in, year out. we'll have some up and downs i'm sure. we've the got to increase the talent level. the talent level is so high even under coach hobbs a few years ago. so we have to do a good job recruiting especially locally. >> all right. plenty ahead still. weather,

obviously you had a lot of success at texas a&m but to come in and replace a legend like gary williamswhat has that been like? >> it has been easy because gary has been behind me 100%. he has helped me. i had a ton of respect for him more but i have even more now having lived in his shoes for six months. i don't want to sound like a dove commercial but i feel comfortable in my own skin. i don't care who i follow. i know what i do works. i just need time and the right people behind me and a little bit of luck we will have a lot of success. >> what are your goals this season? >> i won't judge it on wins and losses. i never look at it that. i will decide whether i am getting the most out of this team. for the last eight or nine years i have been able to do that. this team right now we are working extremely hard. can't say i'm getting everything out of them but hopefully soon i can say that. >> you played under larry brown at kansas. what did you learn from him? >> after my freshman year i was a pretty good player. thought i was going to the nba and he asked me what i wanted to do with my

gary williams is gone. there's a program with seven scholarship players available now. terps, 1-0.t's a miracle if they make it to the ncaa. with the strong recruiting class, things are looking up. hope is on the horizon. zachary has more on the changes taking place in college park. >> it was like, you know, it was -- it seemed like a dream to me. who would think coach williams would leave. >> this is my decision. it's not a quick decision. i have thought about it for awhile. >> i have nothing but respect for the guy. you don't get anywhere in life sitting back and being happy. >> i played with the university of kansas. he played at the highest level. i think maryland is one of those jobs. >> may 11, larry brown coaching tree. a proven winner by way of texas a&m. his skills will be tested and tested early. >> this team will be known for -- >> defending. >> it may not mean more than holding someone accountable. for the players, adjusting to a new leadership style. >> he's more calm. he's definitely more calm than coach williams. >> reporter: there's expected to be growing pain as he

i know you got a good show coming up, gary williams and cal ripken so folks at home, if you are drivingin. >>> don't heave your kids alone in a room even for a few minutes. coming up next, the big mess that has gone viral. stay with us. the time is 5:54. 5:54. q there she is ! hey, i got a leak ! yoo hoo ! wait a minute, come back ! um, miss ? up here! right. like 85% of us, you have hard water stains and that cleaner's not gonna cut it. truth is, you need something powerful. you need lime-a-way. it's 4 times more effective at removing limescale than the leading bathroom cleaner. because lime-a-way is specially formulated to conquer hard water stains. for lime, calcium and rust... lime-a-way is a must. >>> welcome back. time to say good morning for our facebook fan of the day. she checks out the news every day because she is a 911 dispatcher. >>> talk about a winter wonderland, least it looks like one anyway. check out this viral video. results of what happened when a mom left her young kids alone for just a few minutes. >> mom said that her three and 1-year-olds found a five pou

. >>> the maryland basketball team tips off a new era after the departure of gary williams and a return of rex grossman different change the fortune of the redskins. what went wrong in miami. >> we have plenty of cloud, but look out to the west what we're keeping an eye on. could we see some of this wet weather move in? we'll have all the degames a look at your full forecast after -- details and a look at your full forecast after the break.  >>> i guess it's been a while since we've had some good news out of the redskins. >> it's been 42 days since they won a game. it's been 42 days, october 2nd, they beat the rams. it's been 42 days since they had a lead in the game. >> i remember early on we were all kind of getting excited maybe this was going to be an amazing season. >> yeah. it started out 3-1. headed south quickly. redskins are trapped in a time warp. they can't get out. each week it's the same only worse. today a new quarterback, actually an old quarterback who became the new quarterback and yet the skins managed only nine points and three field goals aga

taking over for longtime head coach gary williams.ame was tied at halftime, but maryland pulled away in the second half. the terps win turgen's debut as head coach 71-62. what a way to begin. check this out. a snowstorm did not stop this rocket launch overnight in kazakhstan. it's hard to see what's going out with this blizzard. carrying an american and two russians to the international space station. they postponed the mission for two months after a cargo ship crashed back in august. the crew is expected to dock at the international space station on wednesday. yikes. >> heading into a blizzard. that's amazing. >>> gasoline prices setting new records and not the good time. aaa reports gasoline prices at their highest level ever for this time of year. the national average at 3:42. up only a penny from last week, but traditionally at this time of year, gasoline prices tend to drop ahead of the travel season. here in the washington area, the average is $3.55. in maryland, it's $3.37. $3.30 in virginia. $3.48 in west virginia. analysts ex

after gary talked to williams, the house reached out to connect us with another former student.amily sent her to the school when she was 15. she stayed for three years. she joins me now. thanks for being with us. you went to this house in 1988 when you were 15. and you say you liked it there. why? >> i did. i felt safe and secure there. it was a place for me to be able to get back on track -- >> you'd come from an abusive family situation and they were very supportive at the house? >> yes, very supportive. they helped me get out of the situation that i was in and help me in taking care of what needed to be taken care of. >> were you ever beaten at the house? >> no. i was never beaten. i did receive a spanking, but never beaten. >> what sort of a spanking did you receive? >> i had cheated on a test and even though it had been several days they had to wait and get contact with my parents first before they could spank me. they took me upstairs, explained to me how it was done. i had to lay down on the floor. they held my hands and my feet. they put a chair across my back, i don't r

after gary talked to williams, the house reached out to connect us with another former student. now. thanks for being with us. you went to this house in 1988 when you were 15. and you say you liked it there. why? >> i did. i felt safe and secure there. it was a place for me to be able to get back on track -- >> you'd come from an abusive family situation and they were very supportive at the house? >> yes, very supportive. they helped me get out of the situation that i was in and help me in taking care of what needed to be taken care of. >> were you ever beaten at the house? >> no. i was never beaten. i did receive a spanking, but never beaten. >> what sort of a spanking did you receive? >> i had cheated on a test and even though it had been several days they had to wait and get contact with my parents first before they could spank me. they took me upstairs, explained to me how it was done. i had to lay down on the floor. they held my hands and my feet. they put a chair across my back, i don't remember anybody sitting on it, granted this was 23 years ago, i got three swats. i was

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the authors deny their book had anything to do with hannah williams' death. they told garydon't advocate abusing kids but endorse spanking, the word they use, and they're not talking about a quick swat on the bottom. gary asked how they would punish a 7-year-old boy who slugs his sister. >> i would take him somewhere like into his bedroom and i would tell him i'm going to give him 15 licks. >> with what? >> probably a belt, a kid that big, a boy. i'd probably use a belt. it would be handy. i might use a wooden spoon or a piece of like plumbing supply line quarter inch in diameter, flexible enough to roll up. >> last week michael pearl agreed to come on the program to talk about the death of hannah williams and told us he can't be responsible for parents who misinterpret his book's teachings which he says are based on the bible. he also said science is on his side. >> research has been shown that spanking creates children that are more, higher educationally, they're less aggressive, that they are more entrepreneurial, that they in every way make better citizens when young ch

the authors deny their book had anything to do with hannah williams' death. they told garyte abusing kids but endorse spanking, the word they use, and they're not talking about a quick swat on the bottom. gary asked how they would punish a 7-year-old boy who slugs his sister. >> i would take him somewhere like into his bedroom and i would tell him i'm going to give him 15 licks. >> with what? >> probably a belt, a kid that big, a boy. i'd probably use a belt. it would be handy. i might use a wooden spoon or a piece of like plumbing supply line quarter inch in diameter, flexible enough to roll up. >> last week michael pearl agreed to come on the program to talk about the death of hannah williams and told us he can't be responsible for parents who misinterpret his book's teachings which he says are based on the bible. he also said science is on his side. >> research has been shown that spanking creates children that are more, higher educationally, they're less aggressive, that they are more entrepreneurial, that they in every way make better citizens when young children are s

gary? >> reporter: well, anderson, this is the courthouse where judge william adams works. he's not been here all day. this is percolating but he has come out with his story. and we should tell you that the story that he's come out in the form of a written statement from his attorney does not apologize whatsoever for whipping his child like a jockey would whip a race horse. instead, he criticized his daughter. this is the statement in part. just require to the youtube upload, a concerned father shared with his 23-year-old daughter that he was unwilling to continue to work hard and be a financial support if she was going to simply drop out and work part time at a video game store. hillary warned her father if he reduced the financial support he would live to regret it. the post was then uploaded and perhaps hillary adams should explain why she insisted on living with her father until she moved out on her own. you may be wondering when will this man adams be criminally charged. it is mostly likely he never will be because police say they have very strong evidence with this vi

she is survived by her husband of 52 years, leonard lauder, her sons william and gary, and five grandchildren. in many ways, her life parallels the familiar immigrant story of 20th century america. it's the story of a woman who escaped nazi europe, voyaged to the united states of america and proceeded to enrich this country in countless ways. evelyn hauser was born on august 12, 1936, in vienna. she was the only child of earnest and mimi hauser. when hitler annexed austria in 1938, the family fled to belgium with just a few sentimental belongings. later, the family relocated to england during the blitz. in england, evelyn's mother was sent to an internment camp on the isle of man. evelyn was sent to live in a nursery. eventually, the family was reunited. in 1940, they set sail for new york city. evelyn often told a story about arriving in new york harbor at the dawn of the second world war. she said, and i quote -- "my mother woke me up really early in the morning to see the statue of liberty. that's a sight i'll remember all my life." she fell in love with new york that morning and would giv

william county yesterday. that's where he is accused of attacking three trick or treaters on halloween in 2009. a preliminary hearing is set for january 25th. >>> gary giordano is expected to board a plane for the united states today. the gaithersburg man suspected of killing his traveling companion, robyn gardner, was released from an aruban jail last night. a judge ruled that there was not enough evidence to hold giordano. prosecutors are expected to appeal that decision. >>> the man let out of a prince george's county jail on a clerical error is back behind bars. 24-year-old frederick scott turned himself into police. he was mistakenly released on a $75,000 bond earlier this month. scott is accused of murdering a man outside a nightclub in edmonston last march. >>> police are looking for the driver of a white taxi connected to a bizarre accident. the cabdriver refused to pick up a man at connecticut avenue and n street this morning but the man held on to the cab, the cab dragged him away and he struck his head. the man was taken to a local hospital. he is listed in critical condition. he is expected to survive. >>> d.c. council member marion barr

william county five days later and buried the body in a shallow grave. steele remains behind bars. her next court appearance is set for next thursday. >>> gary giordano is expected to be released from jail today in aruba. he has been held in connection with the disappearance and the possible death of robyn gardner last summer. a judge in aruba says that authorities cannot justify keeping giordano in custody. >>> montgomery county police are investigating an overnight carjacking. it is unrelated to three similar incidents in the same area over the last week. two men carjacked a driver around 1:00 this morning. this happened outside a burger king on veirs mill road just north of randolph road. the driver was not injured. >>> now to those other incidents in the wheaton area. the man on the right, montgomery county police say that he has been kidnapping and robbing people. they released this surveillance footage from the westfield mall in wheaton. they're hoping that someone knows this man. police say that he has kidnapped three men and forced them to take money from atm machines. >>> dozens of people have been camped outside an apartment buildi

williams, he is not a good guy. i have seen him take photographers' cameras and spectators and throw them in water hazards. >>garyy way, would would say do not take anything from people. >>pam: yes, but he goes of the two far and i had a big run in with him about 11 years ago and he told me to get off the green in a pro- am, and i was talking to a tiger and he was talking to me, not that this is a big deal but he is a rude and crude died.--guy. >>gary: now whenever we have a subject we bring in art, i can tell you one thing that is one guy, i talked at about but i will fight him if i had to. >>jacqueline: you mean fight for art. >>pam: yes but i would fight him if i had to. we will be back in just a moment. >>gary: , let me touch her she is right here. and more in snowmobiling, here we go to south at wrigley field. the winner of this even it was daniel goldin from sweden. i will tell you what, that stuff is fun. i believe with my second child i quit, but it is a vault even pam cannot do that. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in u

>>gary: tiger was accepted the apology and he does not think that his former caddy is a racist. >> many of these functions are alcohol consumed and i hate to say this the steve williamsi have seen him take photographers' cameras and spectators and throw them in water hazards. >>gary: but wouldn't i would say do not take anything from people. >> yes, but he goes a little too far. i had trouble with him when he told me to get off of the green in the pro-am, i was talking to tighter and he was talking to me and not that it was a big deal, but he is a rude guy and a crude guy. you can say that he was not a racist but it was a joke. he is from new zealand and he said we have maurys and mixed races and everything else i've not think he lets his head take charge before he talks. >>gary: when he got your face any idea about decking him? [laughter] >> he is a good athlete so i don't know if i could outrun him. >>gary: a lot of these golfers grew up and country clubs and not with many people from diverse backgrounds do you think that the majority of them feel this way? >> i think people are smart enough that anyone with a brain in his head would not make this comment. and yes,

>>reporter: former penn state coach gary sandusky said that he is not a pedophile. he spoke on nbc with brian williamsterview. he says that he is innocent although some details in the grand jury report against him are accurate. >> well, i could say i have done some of those things, i have coursed around with kids, i have showered after workouts. i have hug them, and i have touched their leg. this was without incident of sexual content. >>reporter: sandusky's attorney told cnn that this is not mean his client is guilty of sexual assault. >> jocks do that, they kid around and joke around that is a far different thing than saying he committed these other acts which the prosecutors say that he did. >>reporter: also the charity that sandusky founded announced that its long-term ceo resigned. but the grand jury is is that sandusky got to know his alleged victims ceo says that they work hard to get through these times. >>catherine: in the interview sandusky was asked if the then head football coach joe paterno had ever talked about the behavior or express his disapproval and sandusky simply responded no. her

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gary: the easy answer is, couldn't they move his interview time? >>darya: throughout history we have seen this happen. we think that they do it on purpose. the coach ted williams, he was a stanford student and had a rhodes interview and said, i can go to minicamp for the 49ers 0 or go to the roads interview, forget the scholarship. this kid has to make the same decision. >>gary: why can they not move the interview? >>darya: it will not. the guy in florida was escorted by police to make it to the game and time. he flew in was able to do both. this, the logistics' make it impossible. the kid has to choose. >>gary: let's say i was going to be on daybreak with marty and isabel and he had a rhodes has at the same time? what do you do? are they just testing him to see what is more important, academics or sports? >>darya: this kit transfer from nebraska to be the quarterback at yale because of the academics. we will see what he does. i think he will go for the rhodes scholar. it is not fair! >>gary: if they cannot move a couple of hours, it's a hell with them. >>darya: is an all-day process, they will not budge. >>gary: let's get some folks to picket them. >>darya: o