the ink had barely dried on the constitution when john carroll founded what would eventually be known as georgetown university. but georgetown's roots go even deeper into history. it's the oldest jesuit university in the country. jesuits are known for a commitment to learning and intellectual inquiry. they've been around since saint ignatius started the society of jesus in europe back in 1540. >> he wanted a group of priests who would not be bound to a particular church or parish or town. he wanted to start a religious order of men who would go anywhere where the needs of the world were greatest. >> so what does it mean to be a catholic and jesuit university? >> to be a catholic and jesuit university means to be committed to academic excellence, to be committed to exploring one's faith across different faith traditions - catholic, protestant, jewish, muslim, orthodox christian, or people who may be struggling to find their faith. >> while most of the 7,500 undergrads here come from catholic or other christian backgrounds, all faiths are welcome. >> actually, right in there, if you go

john. >> important reporting and important context. jason carroll, thanks.x case with more allegations comes in, this is shaping up to be a long and complicated prosecution. joins us live from san francisco, long-time prosecutor wapaul henderson. allegations of two new cases of child abuse raise the question about whether he should have been arrested sooner. there was the initial campus investigation that was botched. why did it take police so long to arrest jerry sandusky? >> you know, it's an interesting legal issue in terms of what the criminal justice process is in pennsylvania. it's very similar in most states. there's actually only two states that have this unusual grand jury process. in pennsylvania and the other state is connecticut, what a grand jury does is not an actual indictment. the grand jury does a full investigation, and then it makes a presentment when the prosecutors can then look at that information and then make a decision about how to move forward. that's the case that took place in this instance as well, so it took a little bit of time

carroll street. this is the 44th annual johns hopkins best dressed sale and boutique. we have new exclusive sheets vintage all on the rack. tonight you had to pay to get in but you had a first crack at all the good stuff. >> just amazing what people have zeroed in on and you can tell they came in with a mission and they are going out with wonderful buys. >> now again, you can go shopping tomorrow, saturday, sunday to get in, it's free and all the proceeds support patient care at john's hopkins hospital. the ladies hope to raise, ready, close to $200,000 this weekend. you. >>> if you're out and about looking for a place to take the family for dinner tomorrow, maybe try the new phillips. the old baltimore favorite opens in its new home tomorrow. back in september, the seafood restaurant closed its long-time home in the pavilion, tomorrow it is going to open in the old espn zone building on the other side of the inner harbor. >> looks good. >> so many like. food things. she was doing so badly her mother had to pull her out of school. >> how a local girl and her mom are fi

john collins. >> we've taken a different turn down the road after a couple of days upper temperatures. -- of perfect temperatures. baltimore, carroll county, frederick county, spotty showers and sprinkles. boy, are the temperature is going to change. we are cooler already because of the cloud cover. you can see the temperature distribution across the state. the sun has bled through a little bit. darker shade, readings in the 50's. even in a plan, to produce in the 30's. behind the front, temperatures are cooling down. winds are gusting into the teens. blue shades just west of the day. -- bay. 20s in western maryland. some of the costs are up to about 20 or so. winds will be one of the features we see with this system coming in. thin clouds on the eastridge for around the bay. out west, little area up sprinkle activity. the front is on us out of the day. is pushing out the mild air and allowing the colder, windier conditions behind it. as late in the season as is, we have a tropical storm in the atlantic. winds have been at 65 miles an hour. it is near st. george in bermuda. it looks like the storm will pass to the west of bermuda.

carroll's son. again, smet sacked. he had nine on the night. three store stubbs. ravens win it 16-6. john harbough with the gatorade bath and beat his brother. isn't that what thanksgiving is all about? >>> all the latest news and highlights check out espn news. have a great day. >>> well, there was a distinctly different footrace in dallas yesterday. 38,000 runners showed up for the eight-mile turkey trot. some of them in costume. >> a world record was set even before the race started for the largest gathering of people dressed as turkeys in one place. there were actually 661 of them. >> love it. >> looking good. >>> well, up next, the pulse. as we promised, we'll tell you what the woman in the bikini is doing. >> uh-huh. plus, this little girl in washington state in a somewhat overzealous security guard at the local safeway. stay tuned for that and more when we come back. beauty, huh? it's dependable. long-lasting, too. yeah, i could really use this silverado. i'm a big hunter. oh, what do you hunt? deer. fish. fantastic. ♪ this holiday, chevy's giving more. now qualified buyers can get

. >>> police in carroll county are looking for suspects who destroyed dozens of grave marker at an historic cemetery, it happened in the st. john's cemetery behind the public library on main street in westminster. the first third time in months that someone broke tombstones and used markers dating back to the 18th century. >>> a mixed report card, for maryland, the department of education, the government released its latest standardized test results and improving in some areas. but fourth and agent grade students appear to be the best readers than two years ago. however, math remains a challenge. fourth graders made improvements in that subject, but eighth graders math skills, they haven't changed. >>> residents along the east coast are still cleaning up after that snowstorm blanketed the area this past weekend. coming up the harvard work crews have ahead of them to get power restored. >>> and a new warning out there for women. watch what you drink. now effects now on the chances of getting certain types of cancer depending upon what you drink. that's coming up. good morning maryland continues on this wednesday. november 2. bge's

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john alston, abc7 news. >>> the body of a bay area marine killed in afghanistan is set to arrive today for a funeral wednesday. 19-year-old joshua carroll was killed on november 18th. hundreds turned out at the stadium where he played sports. a procession carrying his body is scheduled to leave travis and make its way south to i-680 to a funeral home. drivers should avoid that area or expect delays. >>> overseas voting has begun in egypt's first elections since hosni mubarak was ousted nine months ago. voters stood in long lines well before they opened. the vote is a milestone many hope will usher in a new democratic age. the ballotting has been marred by mur toil -- by the turmoil in the streets. >>> republican presidential hopeful newt gingrich has won the endorsement of new hampshire's largest newspaper. passed over mitt romney for the nod. right now polls show romney has 4 % support among likely republican voters in new hampshire. gingrich 15% followed byron paul with 12% and huntsman with 8%. >>> i wonder what your percentages are for seeing fog driving into work? >> 80, 90%, here 100%. if you are driving on the embarcadero you are

carroll joins me now with the latest. jason, you've been in contact with jerry sandusky's lawyer. what is he saying about the latest allegations? >> reporter: johney're completely untrue. that's his point of view. again, let me review what we're talking about. these are two new alleged victims, both of them are minors. at least one of them is a member of jerry sandusky's own family. they're allegations of abuse reported to children in the youth services, reported after the attorney general released its 23-page grand jury report, which you know at this point has charged jerry sandusky with 40 counts of abuse. his attorney says these are not victims. he says this is all about in-fighting going on in jerry sandusky's own family. he released a statement to me earlier this evening saying, quote, the allegations are ridiculous and unfounded. jerry has absolutely denied any inappropriate contact with his family members. it's important to keep in mind, these allegations were made after the attorney general filed charges against jerry, even though the alleged incidents took place before the charges were filed by the a.g. his attorney also, john, telling