a car struck rhett leverett near 6th and e streets northwest this morning. leverett was a much-loved history professor at marymount. police say the driver who hit him had some kind of medical emergency, and lost control. >>> occupy d.c. protesters are back in town. they say they'll be here most of the week to mark the one-year anniversary of their movement. today there were scuffles with police, a few of them anyhow, aras the protesters marched along k street. >> reporter: they chanted slogans bringing back memories of last year's occupy d.c. their goal? shut down k street. demonstrating against big business, banks and government. occupy d.c. protesters entered this building. there was pushing and shoving, but no violence. they occupied pennsylvania avenue sitting down on the pavement, blocking traffic, until police issued this warning. >> you will be arrested. this is your third and final warning. >> reporter: they moved to freedom plaza. like last year, the occupy d.c. movement represents a variety of causes. >> it always meant the same thing. take money o

rhett leverett was walking his dog when the accident occurred. the driver suffered a medical emergency and ran his vehicle on the sidewalk. the victim was 60 years old. today's service will be held at marymount university in arlington at 11:30. >> two virginia hiker stranded in montana park are back home this morning. neal peckens and jason hiser arrived in richmond. there were found in a remote area where they had gone hiking. they did have the right equipment and used their outdoor skills to survive. >> glad they are doing all right. a bombshell announcement from citigroup and. the the former fdic chairman says it's a good thing if. >> apple is ready to unveil another new product. let's get to ellen braitman in new york. >> it's official. apple has sent out invitations for what it's calling it a special event on the 23rd of this month. sources say it will be a smaller version of the ipad. the new model would be the first major change to the ipad line since it was introduced in 2010. citigroup's ceo exited the company yesterday and stands to for

rhett leverett a history professor at marymount university. police believe the medical episode cause the driver to crash. >> there is a movement to provide more safe parking for the disabled. one in 10 meters are being converted to redtops. export pc's read the meter program got started last march and -- dc's meterred top meter program got started last march and lasted all of two weeks because nobody liked it. the handicap did not like it because their parking used to be free. the non-handicap did not like it because it took away more of their parking. >> i cannot take chances on getting a parking space where there are not any designated handicapped spaces. >> she says she often does not allow the casino's parking will be impossible. at a news conference today council member mary shea said if she has her way d.c. will have a lot more red top parking meters for handicapped only. >> we want to provide a real comer reasonable opportunity for disabled people to come and park just like anybody else. >> 1800 parking spaces, more than 10%, would be f

the campus of marymount university is mourning the loss , 60-year-old rhett leverett, who is out walking his the car hit him. on campus.remembered >> that accident happened here and claimed the life of someone who loves his job. careerg was his second passion and tonight his loss leaves a void. a profound sense of sadness at campus of marymount university. he was struck down in a tragic accident. immediate reaction is to prayer to god. >> i think we are all in shock. we are really devastated in the of such a warm colleague, teacher. d.c. police said the accident about 9:00 in the morning. was out walking his dog not his penn orders condo. police say it appears the driver have suffered a medical emergency, lost control of the car, and ran up on the sidewalk, leverett. in europeancialist history. the university says he always got high marks. >> that described him as someone the people and comes of a time period alive. telle stories he used to and the way he would teach a class. >> i feel sorry for those who get to experience the pleasure of taking a history class with him. >> some students

police say rhett leverett was killed yesterday morning when a car jumped the curb when he was walking his dog. investigators say the driver of the car had a medical emergency and lost control of the wheel. leverett was a professor at marymount university and a fixture in the penn quarter neighborhood. >> the mayor of penn quarter is what i would jokingly call him. he'd be in his rounds checking on things, checking on other residents, and checking on the building. >> he was just a mainstay of lafayette, where we live. he's going to be really, really missed. >> leverett's dog beth was not hurt in the accident. she is now being cared for by a neighbor. >> 6:07 is the time. a veteran police officer caught on tape punching a woman in the face. this morning his explanation and who police are looking for. >>> a wet start to the day. >>> welcome back. home and furniture store ikea is under fire for air brushing women out of photos in catalogs. the catalog largely looks the same, but there appears to be one exception. in the saudi arabian version, almost all women have been erased. ikea says i

(laughter) rhett rhett an interveer view of barkley center for a game. you can play basketball there can't you. >> you sure can. >> rose: best arena you've ever mean? >> i think we can discuss a lot, it's better to see and i think we invite you on november 1 for the game between the nets and nicks and... >> rose: oh, my goodness! look at this. oh, my god! look at this. there's something romantic about brooklyn, too. there is a romance about brooklyn. >> there sure is. >> rose: oh, my god, i didn't realize-- >> especially for you. >> rose: to put my mouse on. thank you very much. what are the colors of the brooklyn nets? >> black and white. >> rose: i assumed that. it's true, huh? >> it says a lot about brooklyn, black and white. that's the way it is, brooklyn attitude. black and white. >> it was designed by jay-z. jay-z did the logo. >> rose: tell us about the involvement of jay-z. >> it's been great from the beginning. i met jay-z the same way i met mikhail we saw each other, we met each other and got along and i put my hand, he put out his hand and we

police say rhett leverett was killed yesterday morning when a car jumped the curb as he was walking his dog. the driver of the car had a medical emergency and lost control of the wheel. leverett was a history professor at marymount university. his dog was not hurt in the accident and is now being cared for by a neighbor. >>> d.c. is now home to a brand new, state of the art forensics crime lab. that building located near the national mall in southwest officially opened yesterday. it has facilities for testing firear firearms, running flu tests, and analyzing chemicals in potential terror attacks. it cost $2 million and took more than three years to build. >> what it gives to the area to increase and expand the ability to do forensic analysis and solve crimes is enormous. >> until now, d.c. this to rely on an fbi lab in quantico. >>> some more progress this morning in the fight against foreclosures in hard hit prince william county after a meeting organized by local church leaders. virginiians organized for interfaith community engagement, or voice, drew more than 700 people to a meeting

byron rhett is helping me out and we have representing the san francisco public utilities commission today donna palassos and others. essentially the public utilities commission is in the process of diversing the public water supply and looking at recycled water at fulfilling some of the city's water needs and have approached the port at looking at a number of port sites that could potentially where they could build a recycled water plant on the east side of the city. they're looking at other sites as well and barbara is here to give a policy overview of the project, some of the siting considerations, the process -- the public participation process they're in right now and i will talk about next steps so thank you barbara. >> thank you. i am barbara palassos and a project manager with the sfpuc and i am here here'd to give you a introduction about this project of the i will talk about the water portfolio and the water program we're implementing here in san francisco. provide more details for the east side project. the sites we are considering and this project that we think is part of

rhett leverett was walking his dog monday morning in penn quarter when a car ran onto the sidewalk ande are investigating. makeselieve the driver suffered a medical emergency. he was a popular history at marymount arlington.in >> fuel services today for a d.c.'s lieved to be oldest resident. -- funeral services. edie williams died at the age of 112th. her funeral is at 11:00 this northwest atstreet the metropolitan ame church. credited god with her long life >> . pope benedict's butler is expected to take the stand today. stealingr church document and giving them to a journalist. say that he the crime and said by the holyred spirit. faces four years in prison if convicted. >> soon we will learn if the efforts to find the body andhoffa were - jimmy hoffa. >> the teamsters boss disappeared in the 1970's. a driveway was dug up and they are testing the soil. >> investigators searching for answers after a truck and an amtrak train collided in california, injuring 20 people. the truck driver failed to center. dileo cars and locomotives off the center how fast they were going. 170 people were

rhett leverett was hit around 9:00 this morning. he was taken to the hospital but later died.ice say the driver had a medical emergency that led to the crash. >> students at dixon medical remember kyle morton and his father today. they were killed this weekend when their single-engine plane crashed shortly after takeoff. >> tonight could be the night at the nationals clinch the title. they are already in the playoffs but with three games left in the regular season, one more win would let them win the division title. they would also get it if the braves lose one of their last games. >> a look at the presidential debate prep + new details on the massive peanut butter recall to night at 6:30 p.m. hello, dan. great to see you. this is a really big week in the presidential election. the first debate is almost here. >> clock ticking and the candidates will meet face to face finally on one stage. how are they preparing for a knockout punch? we reveal secrets from behind the scenes of their campaigns today. >> another big story you are following, it goes into school lunches all over t

a car struck 65-year-old rhett leverett. he was a much-loved history professor at marymount university. police tell us the driver who hit him had a medical emergency and lost control. >>> with election day almost here, more and more campaign yard signs are springing up in northern virginia for both candidates. today romney volunteers said it's a visible sign of growing support for the gop. but obama supporters say what is important is the number of voters who turn out in november, not the number of signs. >>> the nats need one more victory to clinch the division title in the national league east. it would be the first time in 31 years the franchise has done that. first pitch, 7:05 tonight. now let's fast forward to the weather. veronica, how will they look out there? >> they're going to look a little wet. take that rain jacket heading out to the nats game this evening. a wed one. you'll need a little patience, too. it is a great one out there right now. we've got a lot of cloud cover. temperaturewise currently, we are in the

men's rhett report finds this year's candidates are the fittest america has ever seen. with regular workouts and basketball obama has maintained great health through out his term. romney reportedly runs some 3 miles a day. says paul ryan isn't just his vp pick but his personal trainer on the road as well. for information on these stories and more go to foxnews.com. >>> 24 after the hour. still to come did last night's vice presidential debate move the need wile at all? >> whether you decide the vice president won or lost people don't end up in the booth voting for number two. >> we will have a fair and balanced debate coming up. also more from carls brought hammer joe biden may have laid the foundation for the next presidential debate. a serious warning from the department of defense. a new waive of terrorism that could lead to a cyber pearl harbor. on this day in history in 1892 american students said the pledge of allegiance for the first time ever mark the anniversary of christopher columbus voyage. >> pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. ♪

i'm a big fan of ann mar rhetts. it's not that. i don't know.he two of you. >> i'm not doing my job right. >> you're good friends. you have the rest of your life to be good friends. >> so while you're away, who's going to be directing the group? >> i don't know if i can give that away quite yet, but one of my old students. >> it's fin. >> there you go. i didn't say it. i didn't say it. >> i'm causing all kinds of trouble here today. it just said it in the notes, it's fin. i guess it's out there. >> you did make your mark on the broadway world. tell people about your history. a lot of people just know you about the television show. >> a lot of people have seen the first episode of "glee" than all my performances combined on broadway. i did about ten years on the stage, "hairspray," "south pacific." >> i called your agent to see if you were available to do "scandalous." he said he's in los angeles making a pilot. >> i'm so happy for you. >> i'm so happy for you. a lot of people go out there, make pilots, never pans out. >> look what's going to hap

rhett was killed when a car jumped the curb while he was walking his dog.he driver had a medical emergency. he was a history professor and a fixture in the penn quarter neighborhood. >> the mayor of penn quarter is what i would call him. he would be out on his rounds checking on things and checking on oth residents and the building. >> he was a mainstay of la fayette, where we live. he's going to be really, really missed. >> his dog was not hurt in the accident. she's now being cared for by a neighbor. >> the time now, 11:11. new information out of france this morning about allegations the former head of the international monetary fund raped a woman at a d.c. hotel. >>> the faa is investigating american airlines for trouble in mid flight. we'll tell you what happened at >>> a french prosecutor is no longer investigator allegations the former head of the imf raped a woman at a d.c. hotel. they claim dominic -- into a suspected prostitution ring run out of a french hotel. >>> former butler for pope benedict is accused of leaking secret documents confesses on

>> the interesting thing to me was when you strip away the rhett rinne and the high-minded talk about leadership, he's not that different from obama and on a couple of points it seemed to me he moved a little closer to president obama, play-by-play analogous to the way he moved to the middle on domestic policy in the first debate. >> diane, you wrote an article in the op-ed times calling him the kind of stark substantive contrast or at least a vision, wasn't so clear it was a contrast. what did you think of it? did he deliver for you in. >> i thght he delivered to me up to a point. i think he made a lot of effort to be more pacific than he has. you know, the campaign on foreign policy has really been plagued by a certain vagueness in this obama has run on his record and romney has run as not obama but none of it has any real texture to it. i think he did a good job of adding i to it in certain areas. i think as bill said in some there was a surprising contrast with obama, particularly on iran. he merely said he would be better on sanctions. and that's not -- that's not really much of

it's 30 in oakland in glare rhett county. 39 in orange, virginia with 47 at andrews and 49 here in d.c. our highs this afternoon going into the low 60s. here's monika at 6:00 a.m. timesaver traffic. >>> two separate accidents this morning. one in maryland on montgomery county side and one in virginia. i'll start off with the north side of town. it's a tractor-trailer or truck that hit a pole on the ramp from the outer loop of the beltway to get here on to the northbound side of route 355. it may be causing some delays closer in trying to exit through that area. first on the beltway at university boulevard, i believe on the outer loop the brake lights will begin closer to connecticut avenue as you head for route 355. let's go back over to our maps, another accident. 66 on the inbound side, it's been incident free all week long but not this morning. inbound near route 28 in centreville, the accident in the left center lane. look at all that red. 16 miles an hour right now trying to get through there. stay to the right or the left to get through that incident. we'll take a live look first

she hit professor rhett leverett as he stood on the sidewalk at sixth and e street. he taught history at marymount with an emphasis on european history. he was 60 years old. >>> protesters will continue today to mark the one-year anniversary of the occupy d.c. movement. protesters will hold a veteran march at noon at freedom plaza as well as a protest tonight in front of the bank of america on vermont and l street. yesterday, protester marched on freedom plaza to the commerce building. they say the anniversary is important to remind people of the issues they say are still unrevolved from last year. m la >>> it is the big story this morning. the nats shock the baseball world and are champs of the national league east. the celebration lasted well into the morning hours. >> this is their first trip to the playoffs in the team's eight-year history in d.c. fox 5's melanie alnwick live at nats park with more on an incredible season. good morning. >> good morning. the commemorative merchandise is already rolling off the pressess not just there in the fox 5 studio. we unders

he is the guy who did the vehicle rhett recordings of acorn officers in twoip. the project's web site says the group's mission is to expose corruption and to teach others how to become modern day muckrakers. we have the entire video on our web site. >>> president obama racks up the freak flyer miles today as the cross-country campaign tour hits four more states. the president begins his day with a rally in tampa, florida. a stump peach early this afternoon in richmond, virginia. he is off to chicago after that to cast hi pal lot in early voting and a nighttime rally in ohio. governor mitt romney will also lend spent his whole day in ohio making three stops on a bus tour. >>> the president traveled more than 5,000 miles before his campaign day was done yesterday. one stop in l.a. to be on the tonight show and the president got in a dig at romney when asked whether he favored detroit or san francisco in the world series. mr.obama said he didn't want detroit to go bankrupt and was partial to the tigers. the president also used the appearance to poke fun at donald t

another psych rhett recording from mitt romney. what he told business leaders about their employees and an alleged islamic extremist charged with plotting to blow up mott manhattan building came to the united states on a student visa. we'll have an investigation about how easy it is to get one of those. let's go ""outfront."" >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, a shocking new poll. women in the swing states in this country rank abortion as their number one issue in this election. gallup asked female voters an open-ended question. literally this, name the most important issue in 2012, and tops the list was abortion with 39% of the women responding. 19% said jobs and then you can see health care, economy and equal rights. during the biggest economic crisis of this generation, in fact of the past few general ragss, the biggest issue to 39% is abortion. so far this year we've seen almost every poll rate the economy and jobs as the top concern for all voters. we said let's look at recent polls and what they

. >>> rhett leverett was killed monday morning in northwest washington. he was hit by a car while walking his dog. the driver of the car had some kind of medical episode. he began teaching at marymount in 1991. he had a doctorate from catholic university. >>> tomorrow two d.c. council members will look into lowering the amount that we all pay for those red light and speed camera tickets in the district. going 11 miles over the limit will cost you $125 in some places. running a red light $150. council member mary shah and tommy wells will discuss whether or not the fines should be restructured. in the last year the city brought more than $65 million into coffers just from traffic enforcement tickets. >>> 6:06. jessica doyle is back with another your money report. >> time is running out for the president and congress before the fiscal cliff. it's exhausting even to say it. >> there's a big huge downside for all of us. let's say the fiscal cliff happens. a major tax hike is on the way if congress doesn't act and soon. the tax policy center estimates most hou

. >> if he says it damn it, it's like rhett butler saying damn it.t resonates at the end. >> bill: a lot of evangelicals don't want to hear that word you know that so maybe he says i was gonna say it but i won't out of respect for everyone. now, if he gets attacked, which i think he will on the 47% comment, all right? then i say the tapes on barack obama shield. you put that up as a shield. wait a minute, hold it. are you talking to me like taxy. remember taxi driver? are you talking to me? there is nobody else here. you must be talking to me. what about that? that kind of takes that whole issue off the table that divisiveness that the president is going to try to point out that mitt romney is a divisive guy and doesn't care about the 47%. >> he should say let's put it this way, mr. president, when i'm alone in a room, i speak to 53% of the country. when you are alone in a room it would appear that you speak to 14% of the country if you want to play games like that. >> bill: would you play that game though? would you play that game? >> you didn't ask

between one country and another, between this country and that-- that's why the map itself is somewhat rhett regrade, somewhat reactionary to take the map at face value because the positive thing to do is look at how humanity can come together but the map shows there really still are differences and the best place to see that is in east asia with this battle for who owns what. i mean, they are actually battling over not islands but futures because in high tide they're underwater. >> rose: if you look at the emerging nations where they have had significant sometimes double-digit economic growth rates how much does it have to do with geography, a. how much does it have to do with demographics, b. and how much does it have to do with some other factor? >> all right, first of all, it has a lot to do with human agency, with proper political choice and decisions. this book does not argue about that, you know? it accept it is fact that geography does place constraints but they're broad constraints within which policymaker cans act for better and worse outcomes. but if you have a long coast, that he

another psych rhett recording from mitt romney.usiness leaders about their employees and an alleged islamic extremist charged with plotting to blow up mott manhattan building came to the united states on a student visa. we'll have an investigation about how easy it is to get one of those. let's go ""outfront.""

. >> reporer: night only 20% of old phones are recycled but bore rhett says be careful. >> they might. i think a lot of people will make the mistake of not wiping their phone off in the first place. it could be a real privacy concern. >> reporter: they say they encourage users to erase data from devices and the company does their own final data wipe. as for concerns about stolen items, users must scan a photo i.d. and be digitally fingerprinted. it's becoming increasingly important. >> demand for cell phones which is going to double in about ten years is going to cause bottlenecks in the supply of critical materials used in the phones. >> consumers get to make sure those materials don't get wasted. more immediately -- >> times are tough. definitely. it's 16 bucks i didn't have. i'll take it. >> reporter: they get to make a little money. for "cbs this morning," jeff glor, new york. >> a chance to do good and do well at the same time. >> never a bad idea to make a little money. where are your phones? i have a bunch just sitting in the drawer as you said. >> sitting on top of a drawer. >