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they released a statement that reads, in part, questions were raised about unprofessional conduct and inappropriate language in coaching the georgetown's women's basketball team. as soon as we learned of this, the university started an investigation. head coach keith brown and tim valentine are on administration leave. no word why tim valentine is on leave, but we hear that coach brown commonly used swearing and humiliating language and tactics to get results. players have left and more may follow. students we spoke with are hopeful the university will conduct a thorough and fair investigation. >> hate to hear it is happening on our campus, especially in place i feel that women are welcome. >> tough coaching works but not when it is demeaning or offensive in any way. >> late tuesday night, a number of members of the women's basketball team came to us and say they want to defend coach brown. they say he is tough, they admit that, but they say he is fair and this investigation is overblown. >> i think any program is going to have a coach that is intense and ready to play and want us to

officials are investigating allegations that they acted unprofessionally around their players. sources the money with the team tell abc 7 news that brown curses at his players and teaches through humiliation, attacking players personally to the point of the moralizing athletes. five active players say they fully support coach brown. >> i think he is a good coach. >> four of the five players to talk with us our freshman. he haven't had much exposure to coach brown. not take ity do personally. >> you take what he says to heart, it is going to hurt your feelings. we are players in a big east conference. a coach not going to babysit us anymore. >> he is going to push us. if you can handle it, you can't handle it. >> coaches brown and valentine are on paid administrative leave as the investigation continues. jay korff, abc 7 news. >> thank you. moving on, look at the weather. temperatures on the rise. doug hill checks in with the border what month we are going to wake up to tomorrow. >> it will feel like i'm a morning -- a may morning. outside, a mild october night. a time lapse of

two weeks ago concerns were raised regarding unprofessional conduct and the use of inappropriate language in coaching the georgetown university women's basketball team. georgetown takes very seriously any allegation of this conduct and the university has an established review process that carefully investigates such cases. many of brown's current and former players have come forward to defend the coach. one of his former players tells news 4 that brown has an intense style, but he never verb bally abused any of the women. >>> developing right now, president obama sits down with cnbc, weighing in on the deadlock in congress. that interview is just into the newsroom. >>> have you noticed the gas prices in the region? yep, they're dropping all over the region. you're looking f >>> it's day two of the government shutdown and so far no agreement in sight. about an hour from now president obama will meet with congressional leaders to discuss the budget stalemate keeping thousands of federal workers off the job. steve handelsman joins us live from the white house where the president has just exp

two weeks ago concerns were raised regarding unprofessional conduct and the use of inappropriate language in coaching the university's basketball team. georgetown takes very seriously any allegations of misconduct and will carefully investigate such cases. did you ever hear him rbally becau because your team? >> no, we're talking about a guy who is very passionate about what he does. >> reporter: this is not the first division one basketball coach facing allegations of abuse. last year this outrageous video showing mike rice firing basketballs at his players. he was let go. brown is known for his intense style, like you see here last season. but many former players believe this is a misunderstanding. >> i stand behind him 100%. i don't know if it's a nationwide thing or what. college athletics is intense. the coaches have to win. it's their likelihood. the players have to succeed. they're getting free rides to college to do that. it's not always a soft fluffy place to lie down. that doesn't mean people don't care and don't want the best for you. monica wright tweeted out leave coach brown

they are accused of unprofessional conduct and inappropriate language. accusations are being taken seriously and an investigation is underway. from georgetown university with this abc 7 news exclusive. >> some members of the georgetown university women's basketball team are broken and demoralized the cause of how they have been treated. placing theons are head coach and assistant coach on leave. august 2012, keith brown is speaking at a cap rally -- a pep rally for his team. hisar earlier, going into second season, brown has been pulled as the coach will stop >> -- coach. use of disrespectful language directed at his players will a longer be tolerated. a university spokesperson released a statement to abc 7 news that reads -- as soon as we learned of this, the university began an investigation. they had coach and assistant coach are on initiative lead. leave.nistrative we can tell you that multiple sources familiar with the program alleged that coach brown use swearing and humiliating tactics to get results. teamsm members left the in the last couple of

the maryland board of physicians charged with unprofessional conduct. in 2011, he lost his maryland medical license. 250settled to unfitted he -- lawsuits with other patients. every procedure he performed was medically necessary, according to the doctor. . >> they were performed -- they were treated with the highest regard. i'm confident in everything i have done. opening statements continue on monday. >> watching and waiting. that is what the next few days will be for people along the gulf coast. >> a tropical storm watch is in effect for the area. how cities are preparing for karen, and the world the shutdown could playing. -- play. >> a blizzard in the rockies. a tropical storm in the gulf. summer weather hanging on. the forecast coming . meetingcher town hall at the new york city library. a meeting that will feature a number maryland educators. baltimore county teacher can really solomon is headed to the big apple. it will cover a number of issues. is headed to new york. he will have education nation reports starting monday. >> states along the gulf

is it unprofessional or are you bored with writing a letter. head to facebook. maybeive her some points for creativity. i don't think she will ever been hired by that company again. >>> when the lights went out at the super bowl, everyone wondered how did this happen. >> speak of glitches, problems with the affordable care act. >> and why go coo coo for cocoa puffs. >> sunshine dominating the next couple of days. keep the short sleeves ready. that's straight ahead. so, um, do you want to come up for a coffee? yeah. 'kay... uh... good. so... so, uh... you make yourself at home and i'll be... yeah. right back. sure. (gasp) oh, i th... i thought we were... (deep inhale) (coffee grinder whirring) ooh... with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. this is nice. >>> more than a third of federal workers off the job as a result of the government shutdown. home buyers waiting for government-backed loans will have to wait. the conventional wisdom is the shutdown won't last too long. >>> gun right

the university says two weeks ago concerns were raised about, quote, unprofessional conduct and the usepropriate language by head coach keith brown and assistant coach valentine. the school released a statement that reads in part, as soon as we learned of this, the university immediately started an investigation into the conduct. we are taking steps to ensure this investigation proceeds expeditiously, thoroughly, and fairly. no conclusions have yet been reached. brown is entering his second season as head coach. >>> the president of howard university is retiring. he has led the school for the past five years. the announcement comes after a series of setbacks for the university. last month downgraded howard's credit rating and the university dropped 42 spots in the latest ranking by u.s. news&world report. >>> it is 4:30 now on this wednesday morning. if you're just waking up, good morning. we want to get you up to speed on your forecast. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein has the latest on this warm-up. tom? >> summer in october. but not now. it is cool. down in the 50s, in the

. >> disrespectful and i think it's unprofessional. >> and the phone call that surprised everyone atm dennis o'donnell. it's coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a couple lost in the texas wilderness. the >>> it was supposed to be a one- day hiking adventure turned into a five-day nightmare for a couple lost in the texas desert. the couple was celebrating their 12th anniversary. they were kicked out of the big ben national park because -- big bend national park because of the government shutdown so they started a day hike at the nearby state park but got lost and spent three days wandering in the blistering heat. exhaustion and hyperthermia began to set in. >> that's when i told him i thought he needed to go and to leave me. >> one of us has to go because if we stay there we're going to die. there was no way around it. we said our i love yous, you know, to each other and she wanted me to tell the kids to make sure to let them know she tried. >> cathy frye's husband set out to find help passing out several times along the way. eventually he did find rescuers. but it took two more days to

my initial i should really who openly expressed outrage towards the unprofessional investigation into the media personally experienced a change of atmosphere in the country when i woke up i saw a man standing in the door. she was wearing a black coat and a black mask and he was pointing a machine gun at me and my daughter. was the first thing i said was please do not scare my child i thought there were some burglars. i said please take all my money but did not kill my child. and then they told me that i was accused of organizing a coup. i burst out with relief and said praise god. my i was charged with nothing less than preparing for a coup to tell in the form of an insurgents. it wasn't even funny according to them i was going to bring several hundred people together arm them. and then assess and they could. or should cause the internal affairs minister back then. and we know boys are not and then psych us through it as well when maher admitted her guilt she was sentenced to probation and released from custody but that didn't make her life easier. suddenly i was forced to admit somet

who openly expressed outrage towards the unprofessional investigation into the media personally experienced a change of atmosphere in the country when i woke up i saw a man standing in the door. she was wearing a black coat and a black mask and he was pointing a machine gun at me and my. daughter. the first thing i said was please do not scare my child i thought there were some burglars thank you i said please take all my money but did not kill my child. and then they told me that i was accused of organizing a coup. i burst out with relief and said praise god. my was charged with nothing less than preparing for a coup de ta in the form of an armed insurgents. it wasn't even funny according to them i was going to bring several hundred people together arm them. and then assess the night i could. or should cause the internal affairs minister back then. and we know boys are not and then psych us through it as well when meyer admitted her guilt she was sentenced to probation and released from custody but that didn't make her life easier. suddenly i was forced to admit something i wouldn't even d

nothing that has been released has shown that we are trying to do something illegal or unprofessional. >> one of the first things i learned in intel school in 1963 is that this is the fundamental given in the intelligence business. leadership intentions, no matter what level, can the military leaders as well. alliesyou believe the have conducted any espionage activity against the united states? >> absolutely. >> not only the activities that the u.s. intelligence committee are under scrutiny, russia has denied reports -- has reports that they spied on delegates at the g 20 summit in st. petersburg. there were two newspapers in italy that had the suggestion of the discovery of these devices have come through the president of the european union who had been one of the delegates attending the g 20 summit in st. petersburg in september. when he got back, he asked his security specialist to have a look at the devices he had been given at the summit. anwas given a memory stick iphone charging cable and they were sent to german specialists to be examined. they discovered these could have been

totally disrespectful totally unprofessional. there are hundreds of thousands of dog owners and people i don't have a family here. i don't have children. i had never been to crissy field until i got my dog. i still not been to fort [inaudible] but crissy field is one of the most beautiful places on earth and without r i would never have gone down there. as i said, i've been here almost 30 years and i go to parks all time where people have children and i'm not allowed in its like they have all the signs do you like sand, do you like volleyball? word all-inclusive part. but they don't include me. i'm not welcome. i get, you know, scattered away all the time and it's like, and r is also good protection for me. anyway, i think we should fight these guys . they're not listening and their disrespectful of our community. it's a giant community. thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi. my name is jill [inaudible] and supervisor winner, i thank you for proposing the resolution. i believe i filled my card out in front. i'm in

going to do a beta, make sure simple stuff, typos are out of there, stuff that makes you look unprofessionalbeta should test the functionality. >> google was in beta for three years, right? >> exactly. >> the last one. this one comes from jeanne, she says, my husband is a high tech consultant and has a number of valid tech business startup ideas. are there any legitimate organizations who purchase new business ideas? i love this is being written by the wife basically saying i do not want my spouse starting up all these companies. if someone has a good idea but don't want to run it, is there a place to go, is there a market for an idea? >> i haven't seen any. i'm looking for the idea of an idea website, you can actually go to it and find -- it is purchasable. i haven't seen anything like that. have you seen anything? >> there are a lot of corporations now who are really trying to tap into entrepreneurial resources. and they're creating competitions, pepsi did a big one this past year. so there say lot of -- and starbucks is doing one as well. if you can find those contests of big legitimate c

, the philadelphia police said the department takes this very seriously and we don't tolerate unprofessional and distasteful behavior. the philadelphia police are promising a full investigation and vow not to allow the poor judgment by a few to taint an entire department. pierre thomas, abc news, new york. >>> tonight there is news about the suspected al qaeda terror leader captured in a daring raid by some of america's fighting forces nine days ago. he is on u.s. soil, abu anas al libi, one of the most wanted men in the world. interrogated on a u.s. warship and on dry land tonight. there is a twist, a life-threatening medical condition. here's abc news chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight under heavy guard and receiving medical care, anas al libi is in new york, transferred from the uss san antonio into the hands of the fbi on saturday. he's expected to be arraigned as early as tomorrow. his dramatic capture just over a week ago by the famed u.s. delta force came more than ten years after he was indicted for the deadly 1998 u.s. embassy bombing. held as a

it said two weeks ago concerns were raised regarding unprofessional conduct and inappropriate language in coaching the georgetown university women's basketball team. i think it is unnecessary, to be honest. we just want to play. we want the coach back. >> georgetown university does informationany about the private lives of its students. also, at this point we have no information that would directly link the suspension of the coach and assistant coach to the attempted suicide as one of the players. reporting live, stephen tschida. bikes onto something on a much broader note. we know that someone purchased a winning ticket for one hundred 89 million jackpot in maryland. this was sold in anne arundel county in severn. is 189ght's jackpot million. the winner can choose a cash option of 100 39 million. the second jackpot sold in maryland this year. >> i need to spend more time maryland obviously. me know when you're going so i can buy a ticket from you. had many more sunny days this september and october than we normally have. in annapolis,d maryland capital city. tomorrow kicks off the ann

>> nothing that has been released has shown we are flying t --trying to do something illel or unprofessional. when we find something non-come non-compliance we report it. professor at george washington university and senior fellow. thanks for coming back, good to have you here. during president reagan's first term democrat congresswoman of colorado said then of his perform angsperformance" he hasn perfecting the teflon coated presidency nothing seems to stick to him. ". to him." does president obama have teflon base. >> the democrats are terrified, horrified is the better word for what they see hang i happening e republican party. ronald reagan took office after four failed presidents in a row. johnson and nixon and ford and carter were all failures. people wanted him to succeed. >> president obama's white house jim, has had it's problems. based on the comments the president didn't know it happened until they made news. the nsa spying on foreign leaders and the healthcare dot .gov and the irs and the gun running story and the administration has a lot to answer for. but it seems that none of

governton university coaches are on -- two georgetown university coaches are on leave accused of unprofessionalonduct and accused of using inappropriate language. they've not said why the assistant coach, tim valentine are on leave. the university is investigating the allegations. >> today d.c.'s alcoholic beverage control board is expected to make key decisions about liquor licenses. it is considering issuing a moratorium. the alliance petitioned the board, saying there are too many liquor licenses in the neighborhood and they complained about noise, crime and parking problems. >>> new this morning gunman downed a military helicopter north of baghdad, killing five crewmembers. they provide aerial support to crews on the ground. >> jacksonville international airport in florida is back open this morning after an evacuation. the airport was shut down about five hours after two suspicious paxages were found there. authorities say one of the packages were of, quote a destructive nature and had to be removed by the bomb squad but they wouldn't elaborate. there are still some delays and cancellations

. >> two georgetown you have coaches are accused of unprofessional conduct and using inappropriate language. the women's head basketball coach and assistant coach are on leave. there were accusations made against head coach keith brown. tim valentine is the assistant coach. >> right now, police are on the scene of a deadly shooting. officers were called out at 2:00 this morning, and a man was shot and killed by police. scott? >> officials from tacoma, washington, public schools are investigating a violent school bus crash that was all caught on camera. take a look here. that school bus driver crashes into a pick up truck and another school bus. a camera on the bus captured the impact. washington state troopers ticketed the driver for negligent driver. now the school board wants to know if she was wearing her seat belt properly. thankfully, no children were on either bus when that accident took place. >> 5:17 is your time. it is time to talk a little bit, it is fall, feels like summer, but a little pesky insect is still around. >> oh, the stink bug? i saw a lot of them this weekend. they wer

learning more about the investigation that two georgetown university basketball coaches accused of unprofessional conduct. days before the coach and assistant coach were suspended, one of the players tried to harm herself. they say he i keith brown and tim valentine cursed at players. >> if you can't handle it, you can't handle it. i think he is a great coach. >> there is more evidence connecting the player's suicide attempt to the coach's behavior. there is an ongoing investigation. the university says the coaches remain on paid leave. >> well, it is indeed that time. time to rock the red again. washington capitols home opener is tonight. they lost the season opener to the cup champions, the chicago blackhawks, so they will be looking to bounce back tonight with, hopefully, a big win. it's going to happen. 5:06. 64 degrees. >> if the caps aren't enough for you, it is another reason to makemmemmemaaaaaaa >> good morning, washington. all right all you scandal fans and gladiators in suits, tonight, suit up, watch it. >> judy smith inspired the abc drama, "scandal". olivia pope, that i

the direction was highly unprofessional. >> the attacker is taken to the hospital for his injuries. dogan escapes unscathed, despite his fall. >> he was leaving the place just by seeing his face, you could see that he was really under shock. >> the suspect is identified by police as 25-year-old oktay enimehmedov, a member of a small group called i hate dogan. police discover the suspect is armed with two knives and he'd actually not used a gun in the attack but a gas pistol. it's typically a nonlethal weapon designed to fire tear gas cartridges but can cause fatal injuries when fired from close range. >> at this distance, you can see a lot that you obviously don't see the details of a gun. so to me, it looked like a real gun and everybody took it for a real gun in that moment. >> the bulgarian national security service admits that security at the event had been insufficient and fires two officers and disciplines six others. an investigation into the beating of the suspect is under way. the man is charged with attempted murder and violating public order. he has not yet entered a plea

usually not this unprofessional. >> jimmy: i am not covering for you. you are really not late. are actually early. you are here early. like, a little too early. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh, all right. so, make myself look a little better. >> jimmy: you look great. >> thanks, you do too. >> jimmy: whatever, take the curlers out or whatever. >> i can go, you are not going to say mean thing as but me? >> jimmy: no. i wouldn't do that. just go ahead, relax. >> okay, i will go. okay. >> jimmy: okay, that's lisa kudrow. not her fault. our fault. we should have, yeah. anyway, last night was game one of the world series between the saint louis cardinals and boston red sox. it was not a good game for the cardinals, the red sox beat them 8-1. it was an especially painful loss. a lot of it was their own fault. is something wrong? this was probably the low point, routine pop-up in the second inning, it should have been an easy out. >> jammed it. on the mound. adam wainwright says, everybody stay away, and it drops. look at this. i believe the technical term for this is belly itching.

he's unprofessional, he's unkind, he's ugly inside and out.for me whatsoever. so that environment was a hostile, hostile working environment. >> they of course are both very, very good friends, and i think they need a third good friend. me. >> that was a tough interview; right? >> the director says he'll never do another space movie. this is why. >> unless they send me on location to shoot it, i would never do something like this again. >> was it that tough? >> it was long. it was four and a half years. it was long. it was great but it's over, i'm heap and i'm very proud of the film. >> it opens up this -- the fourth, which i think is friday. i'm not quite sure. you can check out some of the behind the scenes photos from the premiere at inthefoxlight.com. >> it opens tomorrow. 3-d, i love'll be there with my glasses. >> thank you. that was a hard interview. you had to interview those two beautiful people. thank you. a woman stuck nearly neck deep in mud. how she was finally pulled out to safety. and a dating site that lets you filter by body t

news, a philadelphia police said the department takes this very seriously and we don't tolerate unprofessional and distasteful behavior. the philadelphia police are promising a full investigation and vow region nto allow this t an entire department. pierre thomas, new york. >>> tonight there is news about the suspected al qaeda terror leader captured in a daring raid by some of america's fighting forces nine days ago. he is on u.s. soil, anas al libi, one of the most wanted men in the world. interrogated on dry land tonight. there is a twist, a life threatening medical condition. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight under heavy guard and receiving medical care, anas al libi is in new york, transferred from the uss san antonio into the hands of the fbi on saturday. he's expected to be arraigned as early as tomorrow. his dramatic capture just over a week ago by the famed u.s. delta force came more than ten years after he was indicted for the deadly 1998 u.s. embassy bombing, held as a so called enemy combat anti-on the ship he did not have to be provided a lawyer. now he has been read his

it was a bit unprofessional cutting his hair while watching the match. >> reporter: the barbara testifiedial, but he was sentenced to ten years in prison. he is one of dozens of fans now being retried. his mother said he used to trust egyptian justice but not anymore. >> translator: i thought that there was justice in egypt. i thought i was going to bring my son back home. there is no evidence against him, so how did they find him guilty? we went with his lawyer to all of the sessions. they had no pictures of my son at the scene, not in the first or second half. >> reporter: there is an egyptian phrase you hear here a lot, roughly translated the prisons are full of innocent peopl people. >> i think they will go crazy. things will go crazy, and i don't think with the current political situation that we can afford to re -- to restart the investigations so i think the -- the army are much more smarter than -- than opening one more issue this time. >> reporter: fans from both sides believe the authorities had a hand in the violence by failing to keep them apart, this was pay back for the fan'

. >> so although i don't appreciate it, i don't respond in an unprofessional manner. most of the time, i'll turn around and walk away. >> all right, we'll get it heard. >>> coming up, another icc meeting and another unhappy inmate. >> they put crazy people in your cell, and crazy things happen. >>> and later -- bryan struggles with life on the sny, where he is forced to live among sex offenders. >> man, i don't want to know. because i still think it's a horrible crime. once you plant the seed, it just grows and grows and grows and grows. >>> we're going to be right back. >> ruben cruz is an inmate who stabbed his cellie multiple times. >> i had just finished my short term of 22 months, and i came down from another prison for attempted murder on another inmate. this is a personal problem i had with another inmate. >> and you tried to kill him? >> we tried to do it to each other, basically. yeah. it's a survival thing. that's what it really is. >> what happened to him? >> 17 stab wounds. and i didn't come out with nothing. >> because reuben assaulted a fellow southern h

why one is calling the other unprofessional. those stories and more coming up. now back to you. >> thank you. >>> time now 6:47. bay area schools taking part in today's international walk and roll to school day. more than 12,000 students and 76 public schools are expected to take part, up 30% from last year. this includes schools in san francisco, san jose, santa clara, and marin county. parents are encouraged to join in and walk or ride a bike with your kids. >> right now it is 6:48. want to go back over to sal. that is a good reminder sal keep an eye out for them. >> that's right. not only today but every day but today is a day when we kind of try and remind you to try and change your mind set. right? >>> let's take a look at the commute now, driving to the bay bridge has not been that bad, see space there is good and that is a disabled vehicle or a crash but whatever it is not causing a big delay there. let's move on to the offramp there, it does have it closed but it is going by as normal as she will have an update as to what happened here, a pretty interest

a statement released before midnight said two weeks ago there were concerns about, quote, unprofessional the use of inappropriate language by head coach keith brown and assistant coach tim valentine. so far no conclusions have been made about their conduct. brown is entering his second season as head coach. >> the president of howard university is retiring. sydney ribeau says he will retire in december. last month moody's downgraded howard's credit rating and dropped 42 spots in a ranking in "u.s. news & world report." the current provost and chief academic officer will be interim president. >>> and we've just learned why president obama postponed his trip to malaysia and the philippines. the white house says it can't get its staff in place because of furloughs associated with the government shutdown. we will continue to stay on top of every development. the senate will convene in about three hours. the house will convene about a half hour after that. house republicans may vote on the same funding bills that were rejected last night. this time they may need just a simple majority to pass

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the university says two weeks ago concerns were raised about unprofessi unprofessional conduct and use of inappropriate language by head coach keith brown and assistant coach tim valentine. the school released a statement that reads in part, as soon as we learned of this, the university immediately started an investigation into the conduct. we are taking steps to ensure this investigation proceeds expeditiously, thoroughly and fairly. no conclusions have yet been reached. brown is entering his second season as head coach. >>> there is a leadership shake-up at howard university. the school's president says he will leave in december. it was dropped 42 spots in a ranking by "u.s. news & world report." the current provost and chief academic officer, a commission committee will begin a national search for a new president. >>> new this morning, how the government shutdown is now impact i impacting a big event for president obama this week. >>> plus, the impact on schools. the group calling on lawmakers to end this it debate before some children lose their seats ins classrooms. 5:06. tom? >>>

the philadelphia police said "the department takes this very seriously, and we don't tolerate unprofessionalphiladelphia police are promising a full investigation and vowing not to allow the poor judgment by a few to taint an entire department. pierre thomas, abc news, new york. >>> there's a dangerous new drug hitting the streets around chicago called crocodile. the drug eats the user's flesh from the inside out. at least three patients have been seen with symptoms of that drug at a hospital near joliet, illinois. and this is one of them -- >> i had to go see the infectionist disease doctor in two weeks. and we're going to -- in two weeks we'll decide how far it's progressed. they're going to have to wind up doing skin grafting in the end. >> the drug became popular as a cheap substitute for heroin, providing the same high for 1/10th of the price. incredible side effects. some of these images that you see are actually -- >> crazy, man. >> some of the things that you're seeing here are not as bad as some of the things -- if you look on the internet, it really does create craters in people's

the middle chair, when we finished washing his hair the second half kicked off and i was a bit unprofessionalutting his hair and watching the match and he wanted me to hurry up and i finished the haircut by the end of the match. >> he testified at his trial last year but abraham was sentenced to ten years in prison and one of dozens of fans now being retried or waiting for their appeals. his mother says she used to trust egyptian justice but not anymore. >> translator: i thought that there was justice in egypt, i thought i was going to bring my son back home. there is no evidence against him. so how did they find him guilty? on what basis? we want to his lawyer to all the sessions. no pictures of my son at the scene and not in the first or the second half. >> reporter: egyptian you hear here and translated the prisons are full of innocent people. it's not a sentiment held by the fan base in cairo threatening to take to the streets if any of the verdicts are overturned. >> i think i will go crazy, it will go crazy. and i don't think that with the current political situation that we can afford

basketball coach keith brown had been placed on administrative leave pending investigation into unprofessional conduct and inappropriate language complaints filed by some of his players. brown was preparing for his second season as lady hoyas coach. that will not happen. brown resigned today effective immediately. about 30 minutes ago the school released this statement. "our policy on maintaining a respectful and professional relationship with student athletes instills the importance of providing an environment for student athletes that is safe, support testify and founded upon the values of integrity, respect, care, honesty and professionalism. we expect the highest standards of behavior and professionalism from all our members of the university. actions inconsistent with that have no place in our community." the hoyas went 15-16 brown's first year since he took over two players leaving the program. for the time being assistant coaches will run the program. nine sports have reached out to two former players for comment. we hope to have that for you later tonight, so not good news on the hill

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this is so unprofessional, and everyone, teachers want to be treated as professionals.then comes an idea that has been popularized by the so-called reformers. one of the ways to improve performance is tenure. the reason i oppose this, teacher tenure in k-12 does not mean the same thing it does in higher education. in higher education when you tenure you do have a job for life unless you do something -- if you you become a mass murder you will probably loose your job, but if you're a capable to do it means is you have to process the judge understand any teaching professor -- profession, in the first five years after people enter it, about 40% leave because teaching is such a difficult job. many teachers feel they're not getting the support they need, they don't have the leadership they want. they don't have a family support. 40% of people who enter teaching it wanted to be teachers are gone. so those who survived and you get seniority, have a right to a hearing if someone's to five and. i don't think that such a terrible thing. i think it's basic fairness. the reason tha

. >> it's unprofessional. it's not what you should be doing teaching children.hat's not how to talk to other people. >> i'm surprised. kind of strange to hear from a teacher. >> that teacher's name hasn't been released. she says she had a weak moment and the student who recorded it had been badgering her in front of the class. the teacher is on paid leave while the school district kind of sorts that thing out. >>> private school in oakland is coming up with innovative ways to maximize its students' learning. >> one way is not assigning homework and it seems to be working. and as you can imagine, the kids love it and so do we. and that's what makes beacon day school this week's "cool school." >>> reporter: >> the classroom, friends, everybody is so nice. >> reporter: there are many reasons beacon day school is cool but the coolest is no homework until the fifth grade. >> there's not a lot of time for family time. we think it's important that families have family time and not spend it fighting over homework. >> reporter: the idea, not to get the student burned-out

i thought it was unprofessional behavior. >> i thought she was brilliant. retort from her former employer. you don't think he'll get an offer from queen latifah? >> no. >> the dancing is amazing. maybe she didn't work enough because she was practicing her dance moves. she's scary good. i had to do a dance video, i could. >> for those who are joining us on radio, i apologize. it's a really good video. they can check it out later. >> another story, big blig. $55 million necklace going on sale in singapore. >> i want it. it's like to me the person who will buy it will be a female, somebody who has in excess of $100, $200, $300 million. >> this how cynical i've gotten as a wealth reporter. it's not going to be a woman who loves to wear it. it's going to a russian oligar, a chinese mafia guy and this is the perfect money laundering -- >> and he'll give it to a woman -- >> this isn't one to wear. >> what do you mean? >> 400 carats. >>ly wear it willingly. me. here it is. >> you can't go to walmart wearing this. you need a whole -- >> a team. >> yes. there is a da

apologize >> nothing that has been released has shown that we're trying to do something illegal or unprofessional. >> people who are concerned about this, and that's a lot of patriots, feel that this has to be -- that this must be changed. >> another notable issue here, president obama is now considering a change. no more eavesdropping of world leaders. this comes after it was recently leaked that the united states has been listening to the phone calls of leaders from germany, france, spain, and several other countries. >>> the obama administration is also trying to regain america's trust after the botched rollout of his health insurance website. today, the official in charge made a public apology on capitol hill. >> this initial experience has not lived up to our expectations or the expectations of the american people and it is not acceptable. >> tavenner apologized to the millions of americans who have been unable to buy insurance under the new health care law. she's the first obama administrator to testify before congress about the website debacle. she was grilled by lawmakers. she promises th

this is so unprofessional and they want -- teachers want to be treated as professionals. it's not an odd idea. then comes an idea that has been popularized by some of the so-called reformers that one of the ways to improve performance is to abolish teacher tenure. now the reason i oppose this is because teacher tenure in k-12 does not mean the same thing a dozen higher education. in higher education when you have tenure you do have a job for life and lets you do something outrageous greedy 33 become a mass murder you probably would lose your job but if you are a k-12 teacher what it means is you have to process. you have to understand the teaching profession in the first five years after people enter at about 40% of them leave because teaching is such a difficult job the new teachers feel they are not getting the support they need and they don't have the leadership they want. they don't have the family support they want. 40% of people who wanted to be teachers are gone. so those who survive and do get tenure have a right to adhering adhering -- a hearing if someone wants