late last year, "rolling stone" published an article about a gang rape at a uva fraternity that was later retracted. >>> today defense lawyers for jesse matthew will ask that his trial be delayed. matthew is accused in a 2000 a 5 sex assault, also charged with anbducting hannah graham. lawyers are expected to ask the trial be delayed until the summer. >>> it will cost nearly $5 million for children in fairfax county to leap in a little later next school year. the school board adapted its new budget. one of the biggest parts is a significant spending increase to accommodate later school start times. it will cost $4.9 million to pay for transportation changes needed for the later start times. the budget also sets aside $70 million for teacher raises. the budget still needs to be approved by the county. >>> if you have a student at the university of maryland a 5% hike in tuition may become a reality next year. hoe gap says the hikes are needed to make ends meet. a hiring freeze will continue there and it seems layoffs may be likely. key initiatives could also be scaled back. >>> it's 20 degr

late last year "rolling stone" magazine published an article about a sex assault at a uva fraternity that was later retracted. >>> a d.c. elementary school teacher has been arrested for abusing a child. leroy ware teaches in northeast. he was arrested last night near the school. we're working to find out if the child in this case is a student at that school. >>> in about an hour -- about an hour ago dignitaries took part in a wreath laying ceremony at reagan national airport. it took place at the statue at the entrance to the airport. today would have been reagan's 104th birthday. he died in 2004 at the age of 93 making him the longest living u.s. president. >>> you should once again see scratchoff lottery tickets in d.c. the d.c. lottery is looking to re-introduce the lottery tickets. a contract dispute is costing the district millions in revenue. you show start seeing the $10 tickets first. it could be weeks or months though before all the scratchoff tickets are back in stock. >>> and right now a day care center in chicago is trying to avoid more cases of the measles. five children

late last year "rolling stone" published an article about a sex assault as a uva fraternity party that was later retracted. >>> a little extra shut high could cost big bucks. the school board passed a budget. megan mcgrath is live at the fairfax county board of education with the breakdown of some of the numbers. >> reporter: good morning. it's a $2.6 billion budget. an increase of $64 million over the fy 2015 budget. and it funds things like later high school start times as well as pay increases. but the chairman of the fairfax county schoolboard warns that the budget does not fund all of the school system's needs. since 2008 2100 positions have been cut in the school system and there has been a $435 million -- there have been # 4 $35 million in spending cuts. and the board chairman says the manner of budgeting is not sustainable. and eventually will affect the quality of education for all of our students. although she said that some gains are have been made in areas like keeping salaries even with other local injuries particularses. the budget funds full damons in elementary schools,

a brief return to normal after allegations of fraternity gang rape in "rolling stone." uva is just one of many colleges under investigation for their handling of sexual assault. just this week, brandon vandenburg and one other with the result of their trial this week. it's quiet here after sorority women ordered to stay home by their national organization. >> this is national organization thinks the solution to rape and sexual assault is to let boys be boys and simply lock up women in their sorority houses. for this one night out of the year. >> reporter: fraternities received no much restriction. there are already security measures in place, but the sisters i spoke to said it's not about any one party. it's that separating the sexes, and punishing women by making them stay home is no kind of solution. it's a rallying cry for many, including this woman, gathering over 2,000 signatures on a petition in just a matter of hours. and this controversy leading to the first police report into the "rolling stone" allegations believed to be released in the coming weeks. >>> we head o

this was the scene at uva on saturday when we visited fraternity row. as brand-new members were welcomed into their houses in an alcohol and testosterone fueled frenzy. while these fraternity members ran free, two blocks away these sorority sisters felt imprisoned. their school banned them from going to any fraternity houses. them being punished simply because of being women. painting their frustration in full view. alex says university leaders are out of touch and rules like this one make matters worse. >> there are a lot of people who want to help out and they just don't know how to. they are doing it in ways that can actually harm survivors and make the environment even worse for them. >> reporter: with these grounds in the spotlight pressure is on uva to change a campus culture plagued by sexual violence. >> i think we can really utilize that pressure and show the rest of the nation, this is what we're doing to help sexual assault. what are you going to do? >> so what is uva doing to help prevent sexual assault on campus? there's a miernlg effort in