st. ignatius loyola school along brinkley road in ft. washington. of removed this month after police realized that an advertisement about the installation was never printed in the local newspaper. according to state law, police have to advertise camera locations in the paper. since the camera's installment, the county has issued more than 2,000 $40 tickets. nearly 1,500 violations will be refunded. the rest of the tickets will be voided. >>> there's one way to get out of the cold today. head to the 2014 washington auto show. it opens at the washington convention center, runs through february 2nd. tickets, $12 for adults, $5 for kids between 6 and 12. kids under 5 or 5 under under get in for free. >>> g.m. giving more than just a look at its new cars at the show this year. the general motors foundation announced it's providing a $1 million grant to the smithsonian's national museum of african-american history and culture. the museum is set to open next year on the national mall. >>> and you can see some of the highlights from this year's auto show sa

st. ignatius parish campus in the maryland international day school. prior to our investigation according to police, it had clicked 2,059 speeders at $40 a pop. translation? 2,36in fines. prior to activating the speed cam, to be legal maryland law would have required that this address be published in a newspaper. that did not happen. this prince george's county police website list of cameras doesn't match publication records obtained by wusa9. specifically, that location at the 2300 block of brinkley road. unbeknownst to us, police say while we were repeatedly asking questions and not getting answers, officers were taking the camera down instead of responding directly to us, police posted this on their blog announcing those ticketed at the site be getting back their $40 saying a wusa9 insquarely led to this and -- inquiry led to this and this appears to be an isolated incident. prince george's county police say the location was mistakenly removed from a list that except for that omission was properly published. prince george's county police say about 1

st. ignatius loyola school along brinkley road. it was removed earlier this month after police realized an advertisement about the installation was never printed in the local newspaper. according to state law, police have to advertise camera locations in the paper. >> just be cautious, because chances are it may come back and the next ticket you get, they're going to be for real. >> since the camera's installation, the county has issued more than 2,000 $40 tickets, and nearly 1,500 violations will be refunded. that alone totals more tha $58,000. the rest of the tickets will be voided. >>> well, today, you can help baltimore ravens star torrey smith collect school supplies after a huge fire at his former school. you might remember this video from earlier this month of the old colonial beach high school burning. smith attended that school, but for the past two years, it has housed supplies. well, today, smith hopes to restock the school by collecting supplies at the walmart at washington square plaza in fredericksburg. he'll be there

st. ignatius prep. i am thankful for that catholic education system. i give them credit for getting me excited about learning. from their between the jesuit it even more my mom pushing me african-american and education was the way out of the hood. i an example of love and others of that story. we are fortunate enough to get into a good college and good law school. i wanted to make a difference. to lift as i climbed that is that at sixth i got from my mom from the church who gave me a great high-school education. >> host: yale undergrad? spinet then harvard. >> host: then where did you work? eighty-one working for a judge in the federal trial courts in manhattan. she was the second african-american woman federal judge in new york. she was a feisty who said criminal defense attorneys before she was the state judge said a federal judge. she had seen it all from police, prosecutors, defense attorneys covet and defendants. i think she was very effective and she got some tough breaks. she was in a court that was considered wall street the southern district o

st. ignatius prep. i am thankful for that catholic education system. i give them credit for getting me excited about learning. from their between the jesuit it even more my mom pushing me african-american and education was the way out of the hood. i an example of love and others of that story. ge are fortunate enough to

st. ignatius prep. i am thankful for that catholic education system. i give them credit for getting me excited about learning. from their between the jesuit it even more my mom pushing me african-american and education was the way out of the hood. i an example of love and others of that story. we are fortunate enough to get into a good college and good law school. i wanted to make a difference. to lift as i climbed that is that at sixth i got from my mom from the church who gave me a great high-school education. >> host: yale undergrad? spinet then harvard. >> host: then where did you work? eighty-one working for a judge in the federal trial courts in manhattan. she was the second african-american woman federal judge in new york. she was a feisty who said criminal defense attorneys before she was the state judge said a federal judge. she had seen it all from police, prosecutors, defense attorneys covet and defendants. i think she was very effective and she got some tough breaks. she was in a court that was considered wall street the southern district o