i'm susan hendricks. >>> a 20-year-old college student has accused pittsburgh steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger of sexually assaulting her at a college bar. hi, joe. >> reporter: good morning, susan. georgia police say the alleged assault took place early friday morning in milledgeville, georgia. the two-time super bowl champion was celebrating his 28th birthday with friends. they were mingling with another group that included the reported victim. the alleged incident took place in a bathroom at a popular college bar. the woman and her party contacted police soon after the alleged assault. he was taken to a hospital, treated and released. both have been interviewed by authorities. roethlisberger is not in custody and not charged with a crime. this is not the first time ben roethlisberger has been accused of sexual assault. a reno woman filed a civil suit against him last summer accusing the quarterback of rape. roethlisberger has vowed to fight that case. >>> joe, thank you. we, of course, are following that story. we will bring you more information as it comes in to us. >>> now

i'm susan hendricks. federal investigators are trying to get to the bottom of the deadliest traffic crash in decades. a semi truck passed head on into a van. ten people in the van were killed, along with the truck driver. the victims in the van included three generations of one family going to a wedding. >> they were just a blessing in the community, loved to help people. somebody in need, they would always be one of the first ones to respond. they loved to help people, be of service to other people. >> for us as a community, i think it's going to mean that a big piece of us is gone. >> an ntsb says it's unclear why the truck crossed the median. kentucky's governor offered his condolences. >>> happening today, caravans of tea party activists are rolling into search light, nevada, the hometown of democratic majority leader harry reid. they will rally for his defeat in november election. some of reid's political opponents will be smoking there. recent polls show a majority of nevada voters disapprove of rei

i'm susan hendricks. >>> our top story, president obama will head to capitol hill today to make his final case for health care reform. four officials say he plans to talk to the house democratic caucus. and tomorrow, the house is expected to vote on the health care bill the senate passed in december. yesterday, president obama td a crowd at georgeason university that something historic would happen this weekend. >> and if you believe that it's right, then you've got to help us finish this fight. you've got to stand with me just like you did three years ago. and maksome phone calls and knock on some doors, talk to your parents, talk to your friends, do not quit, do not give up, we keep on going. we are going to get this done. we are gng to make history. >> house speaker nancy pelosi meanwhile is going over a democratic representative's amendment. it tightens restrictio on a federal band on funding abortions. one pro choice representative says as many as 50 democrats could drop their support of the bill if

. >> reporter: for tonight's health minute, i'm susan hendricks. >>> we'll continue health news.hings are hard to talk about when it comes to some symptoms but they are important to tell your health care provider. we're talking about common symptoms that older adults often have to bring up to their health care providers. because of embarrassment, feelings of stigma, well, the dr. abaje is here to tell us how to work it out. how are you? >> fine, thanks. it's a good topic. >> why do so many people go through this >>> i think a lot of people think the symptoms are normal and they are ok because they are getting older and it could be part of a problem that is longstanding and they are embarrassed to talk about it. >> the first problem, a tough one to talk about. urinary problems. >> right. anything to do with bowels or bladder people feel embarrassed to talk about. we're talking about urinary incontinence, problems holding urine, that can lead to accidents or leakage, people having to limit their social environment because don't feel right about smelling right or something like that

it's just one of the stories that susan hendricks is working on for you today. >> tape showing the killerome public. the trainer's family is asking the judge to block the tape's release. also, a woman sued her husband's mistress and won millions. you will hear how a new law dating back centuries helped that case. >>> also, remember the beatles song that goes money can't buy me love? a new study says money may buy ou happiness, we shall see. >> susan, thanks so much. >>> hey, your cell phone could some day help you avoid long lines at the airport. usa today says the tsa is looking into devices that can detect your smartphones or pdas while you're waiting in security lines. they track how long you wait and then post the wait times on line and in airports. critics say this would let the government track people's whereabouts. >>> we may see more tension between the u.s. and israel. officials in jerusalem gave final approval this morning to a controversial construction project opposed by the u.s. this is a different project than the one president obama and israel's prime minister benjamin neta