orchid offered a letter of resignation to george washington university. in a brief statement, the university confirms the resignation and said the gwu officials are investigating the allegations that led to the resignation of the head of the physician assistant program. >> and week mention it broke the story. it's a two-year or tee-year program. the course in question was a required course, tuition at the medical school, brian s more than $1,100 a credit. we tried to reach dr. orchid by phone and we tried to reach her at her home. we were not successful. >> john henrehan tonight. >>> still ahead, a disturbing report from dover easier force base. investigators say something went wrong with two military barriers. we'll explain -- burials. >>> a big street for football fans in afghanistan. how the redskins had fun for a good cause. sue. >>> and an indian summer-like day here, a lot of places pushing 70 degrees and that is tanging already. i will let you know if we can do it again tomorrow and we have tropical storm shawn to talk about. who might be threatened

george washington university is fighting allegations of that right now. that director has now resigned from the university. >> one of the careers taught at the medical school at george washington university is called physician assistant program. according to a source familiar, all pas were required to take a class called evidence based medicine, how to do research in medical literature to keep current on practices and medications. the director of the physician assistant program was supposed to teach that class our source tells us spring and summer semesters 2010 that class never met, letters sent by three graduates of the program to university steven lerman confirm they were never taught the courses, never received communication, course materials or instruction, and in the final meeting of all members of the graduating class, several days before getting their diploma were told all students would be ascribed a grade of a. in the two courses. all three signers of the letter enclosed copies of their academic transcript presumably showing the as as evidence on

coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00, a george washington university protester is accused of having aids but not attending class. >> we are talking about drowsy drivers. >>> tonight in washington, d.c. firefighter who was close to death seven months ago is not only back on his feet but is packing his bags and the getting ready to go back to work. >> chuck ryan was severely injured battling a house fire in april. he was cleared by doctors just this morning. >> this news from doctors is what has kept chuck ryan fighting to recover. >> my biggest thing about coming back is getting to the next chapter in my life. >> a chapter that started seven months after he nearly lost his life. just after midnight on april 8 -- >> it started getting hot. >> -- the fire splashed over. >> my gear was on fire and everything. my face piece started to melt. >> the heat spiked to 2800 degrees. >> just because you are inside a burning structure does not mean you will come out. >> he held his face back in place. that saved his life. of the five men entered ryan was the worst. 40% of his body was covered in second-de

this time the student managed to call for help and george washington university police responded in time to capture one of the suspects. the other one got away on foot. both universities put out text messages alerting students to the robberies. one g.w. u student told us occasional street crime is the price of choosing an urban university. >> i was born in d.c. it's sad, but it's the reality, but we're -- there are all kinds of people. >> reporter: university of maryland police confirm they are activelily investigating the possibility that the robberies on both campuses were committed by the same men. the suspect taken into custody at gwu is identified by police as a 22-year-old man, quintin johnson. the second suspect is still on the loose. back to you, maureen. >> thank you, john henrehan for that. >>> another developing story tonight. a bethesda man and some of his family and friends are accused of operating a multimillion dollar ponzi scheme in our area. the alleged victims include a clarity and a church. fox 5's roz plater is breaking down the case. >> reporter: the securities and e

. >> george washington university. [laughter] >> they are! george washington university. they absolutely are. they just are so creative. and what's the most thrilling thing, actually, for me is when i've been away for a couple of days, and i haven't, in fact, been sort of hovering around and i log on. and there's some wonderful--a gallery of something or some witty idea or some terrific piece that i just have no idea where it came from and i say, "how did that get there?" they say, "oh, the kids did that." and i love that. there's something very regenerative about it. and it makes you realize that that kind of energy and creativity will always be there whether it's in a newsroom or in a website or in a tv station, is that media junkies are always going to be amongst us and hopefully will still give their best. >> still give their best. tina, ken, thanks to you both. i really appreciate it. terrific. that's all today for "the future of news." join us next time. from the knight studio at the newseum in washington, d.c., i'm frank sesno. >> thank you. >> thank you, frank. >>

. >>> washington, d.c., could fall below sea level. the universityryland researchers predict that by 73 d.c. buildings and landmarks, including the u.s. house, and the white partially under water. the research suggests that the monument would be on its own little island. doug loves this story. >> we could be living with the fishes. am moving to the mountains. >> let's talk about the weather around here. >> no warming around here. >> we will have a little bit of warming. all the way up to 60. manassas, early this morning. a few fair weather clouds. the cloudiness will diminish tonight and we will see clear skies. 54 in frederick. gaithersburg, 53. 61 and 44, the high and low today. by the way, our average high 63. the month, our average high will be down to 52 degrees. then quantico, 55 in district. day across most of the mid-atlantic. watching temperatures to more west and southwest. low 60's on thursday. denver has a winter storm warning. just east of denver, there will conditions tomorrow. we are seeing nothing but ofshine for the next couple days.

. >>> investigators say the robberies of three george washington university students and robbery of a university of maryland student is linked. one of the suspects has been arrested. detectives are looking for the other guy. >>> many of the top gop candidates attended the thanksgiving family forum in iowa last night, without romney. cain showed a more emotional side. >> that is a pretty good symptom of how much the left has collapsed as a moral system in this country and why you need to reassert something as simple as saying to them, go get a job right after you take a bath. [applause] >> i didn't believe that i was home enough when my kids were growing up. >> the governor, mitt romney, opened a new headquarters in des moines, iowa. >>> president obama back at the white house this weekend, after nine days in the asian pacific. he was at the economic conference, negotiating trade agreements to help bolster the american economy. u.s. lawmakers say ex port policies cost americans jobs. >>> philadelphia marathon organizers have confirmed two runners passed away today. they're not being id

foot grocery store has typically catered to residents of the complex, and students at george washington university. the washington post reports that the store's lease is up. >>> lawyers for the men convicted of killing senator robert kennedy say they have new evidence that will prove their client is innocent. sir has been sir has been is currently serving a life sentence for the assassination back in 96. his lawyers say he was hypnotized to fire shots as a diversion while the real assassin fired from another location. >>> still to come. european leaders come to the white house to try and avert a debt crisis. state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male ann

if thent to know topects are linked the georgeon washington university campus. >>> now on to the scandal state. will hold a news conference this morning. they formed to investigate the officials following againste allegations former assistant football coach. police have preferred another alleged indecent assault case to the attorney general's office. >>> organizers of the philadelphia marathon are deeply twoened by the death of runners. the collapse of the finish line. each suffered cardiac arrest. well man was 40 and the other 21. fromoung man was admitted california. it appears the super findinge charged with reduce the deficit cannot reach a deal. the bipartisan deal is expected to say they cannot come up with $1 million over the next 10 years. we have until thanksgiving to submit a plan. the blame game is already under way. >> the wealthiest americans aren't over $1 million. they are expected to trigger automatic cuts in defense spending. often to 2012. hopefuls are gearing up for another debate. there will moderate the debate. the debate will focus on foreign security and policy. al

this time the student managed to call for help and george washington university police responded in timeo capture one ever of the suspects. another one got away on foot. both universities put out text messages alerting students to the robberies. one gwu student told us occasional street crime is the price of choosing an urban university. >> i mean you are in the city. i mean i was born in d.c. that is a reality. but they're there. there are all kind of people. >> reporter: university of maryland police confirmed they are actively investigating the possibility that the robberies on both campuses were committed by the same men. the suspect taken into custody at gwu is identified by d.c. police as 22-year-old quinton johnson of rockingham, north carolina. he has been charged with robbery using force and violence. the second suspect is still on the loose. john henrehan, fox 5 news. ox 5 >>> in the fight overcoming the deficit, the supercommittee is expected to admit fail where you are today. let's get more from stacy cohan. >> reporter: what a complete collapse on the ability to compromise.

george washington university now 68 degrees. the wind and not an issue. temperatures are in the upper 60s to lower 70's. 70 already in culpeper and fredericksburg. 68 degrees in, go. -- in quantico. temperatures around 40 degrees at chicago. changes are on the way. this is the latest satellite and radar imagery. area of low pressure to the south and west of us. this will live to the north and east as we move through the daytime hours. with the clouds will come showers and times of heavier rain for the day tomorrow. 65-73 for a daytime high. winds out of the south at 5-10. scattered showers turning into heavier pockets of rain for the day tomorrow. cooler temperatures around 58. 63 degrees. here is the extended outlook. on wednesday only in the upper 40's puritan if anyone is going to set our record, it could be dulles international. the record stands at 71 degrees set back in 1973. >> all right. enjoy it while we can. >>> cyber monday is a big day for shoppers and criminal investigators. for the second year the justice department is rolling out a counterf

george washington university is fighting allegations of that right now. the director of the program accused of being a no show in class. fox 5 explains that director has now resigned from the hospital. >> one of the careers taught at the medical school at george washington university is called the physician assistant program. according to a source familiar with the program, all pa's were required to take a class called evidence based medicine. basically how to do research in medical literature in order to keep current on practices and medications. the director of the physician assistant program was supposed to teach that class. our source tells us in the spring and summer smessics of 2010, that class never met. letters sent by three graduates of the program to university, steven lerman confirm the students were never taught the evidence based medicine courses. never received communication course materials or instruction and in the final meeting of all members of the graduating class several days before getting their diploma. they were told all students wo

she'll attend an event at george washington university this afternoon. this is part of the white house mentoring initiative. it includes students from the district, maryland, and virginia. >>> it is now 5:36. 46 degrees. from good times and bad, he's had a role in the district's government for years. now it appears marion berry's son may be prepared to follow in his footsteps. >>> good morning. welcome back. today's voting day. election officials in fairfax county say they're bracing for confusion at the polls. they say a computer glitch may be sending some voters to the wrong polling places. megan mcgrath is live with one of the troubled polling locations right now in fairfax. megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, joe. voter turnout is expected to be light anyway. that's because there are no national or statewide races on this ballot. and now there may also be confusion because of a problem with a voter database and redistricting. redistricting has changed the precinct lines. some voters will have to go to new polling places this year. those c

dew point levels at 342. 64 at george washington university. they had a high of 67. manassas at 63. we go to landon school at bethesda with 59. highs for the most part in the 50's to 60's. culpeper is reporting in at 70 for high stements. cooling off slightly now that the sun is down. winchester at 54. martinsburg at 58. fredic 54. the cooler air is out to the west. you can see where the cold front is located. michigan now at 27 degrees. the temperature changed the 24 hour temperature change shows a difference 15 degrees cooler than it was this time yesterday in chicago. look at our temperature change, 14 degrees warmer than it was last week. this is the rain now pushing into west virginia, western maryland the heaviest of the rain would move on toward the north and east across central pennsylvania. but periods of rain expected for us across the mediate metro. hagers town looking for light showers. they will start to pick up about 9:00 or 10:00 tonight, the rain. all the heavy rain moves on out of here on monday. periods of drizzle for tomorrow. keep the umbrella heavy. but look at

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she'll attend an event at george washington university this afternoon.es students from the district, maryland, and virginia. >>> time is 6:36. >>> 6:39 is your time now. 46 degrees. a beautiful look out there at the horizon, the first touch of sunlight coming from the nation's capital. it is cold right now, but get out there and maybe put on a short sleeved shirt. >> you are eun yang, and i am out of here. >> i wish. >> it is a beautiful day. >> tom? >> good morning. >>> here's a live view. you'll see it first here, the sunrise. there it is, live picture from our skywatcher camera. the sun now from 300 feet above the surface is visible but not at the surface. this is a live picture. the camera is located about 300 feet up our tower in northwest washington. we're seeing that sun coming up in a clear sky. you can see a little bit of light fog off in the distance on the horizon. that's prince george's county in the middle distance. northeast washington, a gorgeous lemon yellow sunrise under way. it is cold. it's only near freezing much of the region. and mu

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the republican presidential field are richard norton smith, scholar in residence at george washington university, and michael gerson, a columnist for the "washington post," who also served as chief speechwriter to former president george w. bush. gentlemen, good to have you both back with us. michael gerson, let me start with you. we know they are all critical of president obama, but is there an underlying philosophy for all of these republican candidates? >> well, it's interesting. on economic issues they generally agree on tax policy, on size of government issues, but there's a division, a philosophic division among republicans on that stage tonight for some like ron paul and jon huntsman they want to be more inward looking focused on the american economy, less engaged in the world. then there are people like gingrich and romney who are more hawkish internationalists. self-consciously adopt the reagan mantle so i guess the thing that won't be very interesting is that the two front-runners share a lot of ground as we saw on iran and other things but there are serious philosophic divisions in th

the new politico/george washington university battleground poll show seven out of ten people think themittee will fail to reach a deal over a trillion dollars of deficit cuts. luke, they're running out of time. do we have any reason for optimism, though? >> no, not right now, thomas. reports from aides on both sides are that they are at the kuwait a stalemate on the super committee. the committee as a group has not met together for some time. it's basically going into little sort of side groups. few republican here, few democrats here may meet cross party within the super committee itself. the main issue is the one that's plagued this congress for so long. democrats don't want to move and republicans don't want to see their taxes raised. one thing that's leaked out over the past weekend is, okay, perhaps the super committee could agree on a way to raise taxes, create new revenue, agree on a number but not necessarily how that would be implemented and carried out. that responsibility would then super committee would instruct that to be fall on the house ways and means committee and sena

but a closer look at the politico george washington university survey indicates his support is slippingn the wake of sexual harassment allegations. cain spent more than two weeks fighting back against those accusations. now, his wife is defending him publicly. >> to hear such graphic allegations, i know that's not the person he is. he totally respects women. >> gloria cain's interview airs tonight on fox news channels. it is a rare appearance for her. she's not been a visible part of cain's run for the white house. the latest polling shows mitt romney and newt gingrich gaining some support. the two took aim at president obama's policies over the weekend at the cbs news national journal debate. >> if we re-elect barack obama, iran will have a nuclear weapon. and if we elect mitt romney, if you elect me as the next president, they will not have a nuclear weapon. >> we're here tonight, talk to the american people about why every single one of us is better than barack obama. >> the numbers show voters may be inclined to agree with gingrich. they're not happy with the president's performance

the year before that oregon state defeated george washington university. >>> the newest mars rover is on its way to the red planet. the unmanned atlas 5 rocket is carrying that rover nicknamed curiosity. it will take 8 1/2 months to reach mars at a price of $2.5 billion. but nasa says the price is worth it. >> science fiction is now science fact. we're flying to mars. get it on the ground and see what we find. >> curiosity is scheduled to reach mars on august 6th, after traveling 354 million miles. >>> a florida bank robbery suspect's attempt to hide the cash is unique, to say the least. 28-year-old victor santos was arrested in fort myers on friday. he complained of feeling ill so he was taken to a nearby hospital. he told the police that the money was tied to his private parts. after a thorough search, police found the money and he was arrested. >>> thinking small for the -- no correlation between the two. let's show some video. we'll show you about holiday shopping and how local merchants are trying to change your shopping habits. >>> those early store openings for black friday wer

the cecil hall robbery has been arrested but not in maryland here in the district by george washington universityrelated robbery charge. the second suspect is still at large. authorities are investigating to see if the 21-year-old can be linked to other robberies on or near college campuses. there was more crime in college park over the weekend. on saturday around 7 p.m. a victim was robbed at gun point by two men behind a pizza restaurant. >> one was right here. right behind the wall and the other one had been on the street right in front literally a block down. >> reporter: prince george's county police are looking for those suspects and students who live on this block say they are going to be more careful. >> those people are walking around by themselves at 10 p.m. >> and this happened literally steps from your door. >> yeah. >> you know what, it is funny, because i walk this way all the time alone all the time and i just never think twice and that's actually really squarery. >> reporter: it is not clear if those responsible for thursday's robbery can be linked to saturday. in college park 9ne

george washington university, 67 now cooling down just a bit. 61 degrees.peratures still mild for this time of year. the cold front is out there just out to the west of us. you can see the dividing line. 41 chicago. minneapolis at 17 degrees. the temperature change the 24-hour temperature change out to the west around 15 16 degrees for us. we're 7 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this time. don't expect temperatures to fall a whole lot during the overnight hours. this cold front will drift to the south of us. it will stall to the south tomorrow. then an g pulse of low pressure will ride the system. that will give us unsettled weather tuesday into wednesday. abc 7 live super doppler radar. the heavy rainless remain north of us for the next 24 hours or so. here's the day tomorrow. notice what's going to stick around. a cloudy day, temperatures not budging a whole lot holding in the mid 50s as we move through the day on tuesday the clouds will give way to more showers. and then by wednesday we may even hear a few rumbles of thunder as the cold front mo

at trinity washington university, 125 michigan avenue in northeast, d.c.hedral will reopen for tours starting sunday afternoon following the morning services. the cathedral was closed to the public after cruise discovered serious damage from the summer's earthquake. they are getting things all ready for sunday. it could take years to finish all of the repairs. and no. 1 tonight, be prepared for delays if you are taking metro this weekend. major track work is now underway on the green and yellow lines, also the waterfront, navy yard, anacostia and congress heights stations are shut down and on the red line the shady grove and rockville stations are also closed. brian, that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >> cruising into the weekend, got the rain out of the way insight going to be pretty nice, but -- way. >> it's going to be pretty nice, and tomorrow is definitely the best day of the weekend forecast, gorgeous this evening, albeit a little cool. full moon, too. the skies were nice and clear. perhaps you saw it. this is what we ended up with, nice and bright out

. >>> a professor at george washington university is out of a job. students say she gave them all an a even though she never taught the class. three students complained that she didn't teach two out of three smasters last year. the examiner reports that she resigned last month. the university says is it investigating the allegations. >>> the occupy movement at the jericho city of praise in prince george's county has ended. for the past week members have congregated in the church in support of their pastor. they say he was wrongly removed from the management of the church. a judge ruled that the church board was in charge. after praying they walked around the building in silence as a sign of solidarity to the pastor. >>> tonight we are seeing video of a rescue in florida as several people saved a toddler. he fell into a river in fort myers. two men who were attending a festival jumped into the water to save the two yard. one got tired but the other hung on to him and the child. the boy was checked out on the scene and returned to his mother. >>> comin

researchers at washington university school of medicine believe it prevents 6 hundred suicides and about 600 homicides every year. scientists found that lower drinking ables than 21 lead to more drunk driving accidents and other drinking behaviors that are dangerous. >> some area music students got a chance to play alongside the pros! the students rehearsed with the national symphony orchestra at the kennedy center. the youngsters are members of the youth fellows program. graduates have gone on to perform with major orchestras across the country. >>> hundreds of area elementary and middle school students took the geo plunge. they took part in the 7th annual geo plunge tournament. a fast-paced card game where students compete in three different categories involving geography questions. the tournament took place at the national portrait gallery. >>> it is time to take our first look at the question of the morning. >> here is one of our viewers with today's question. >> hi, my name is suzanne. today's question of the day is... 80% of all women admit to doing this. a, lying about their weigh

. >>> meanwhile a new politico george washington university poll shows americans are not confident in the committee's ability to make a deal. 69% say the group will not reach its goal compared to 21% who say it will. if the committee fails to reach a deal, that would trigger automatic cuts across all areas of the federal budget, including domestic and defense spending. >>> to 2012 politics, as newt gingrich continues to pick up support, the republican presidential field is narrowing down it appears to three central candidates. the latest poll shows romney atop the list followed by newt gingrich, still within the margin of error with mitt romney. herman cain in third place, six points behind romney. the new cbs poll shows the same three contenders in a statistical tie for first place, herman cain still slightly behind. the surge of gingrich is the big story. this comes as the eight major republican candidates met saturday night in south carolina for a debate hosted by cbs. the candidates participated in almost a dozen debates. this was the first to focus in on foreign policy. romney an

and may be connected to a robbery near george washington university campus.ere has been an uptick in robberies on a near campus. including one outside tompkins hall. >> i hope gw police does kind of step up -- what they're already doing to help, from these incidents in the future. >> a series of robberies, attempted robberies and incidents on campuses in the last several days. saturday night an armed robbery in 1800 block of 3th street near georgetown university campus. >> i think generally since we know about this sort of thing we tend to try to stay in groups. and that people walking alone is generally not -- not done. >> in college park there were two hold-ups near campus this weekend. a man robbed of his wallet and cell phone at gun point behind vito's pizza shop, route one. and shots were fired during an attempted robbery at this day's in. also on route one, north of campus early sunday morning. >> robbery that went on behind me. i live five minutes away. pretty scary. don't want to think that. >> that suspect who was arrested in connection with the univ

george washington university, clinical professor of neurology, ten years. 14 books, including most recently mysteries of the mind. richard martin restak. >> dr. restak, you have had quite an extraordinary career. first of all, you taught at georgetown. >> yes. >> then you abandoned the jesuits or did they dump you? then you moved over to g.w. >> yes. >> do you still teach inta at georgetown? >> i'm in the faculty but spend most of my time at g.w. >> okay. i have that number, by the way, and england and wales, out of every millionth person born alive in 1880, only 223 could expect to be alive 100 years later. 1880. so that's 112 years from now. 110, about that. for those born in 1990, out of one million people, 8,710 can expect to be alive 100 years later, 40 times greater. infants born in 2025 can expect to live 100 years. >> well, we should have cancer and heart disease, the big killers, under better control by that time, because people don't really die of brain disease. it is from other organs failing. >> and those organs can be maintained in improved health if the brain is servicing them

a club in edmondson maryland in march. >>> investigators say the robberies of three george washington university of maryland student are linked. this is video of a suspect, one is already arrested. they're looking for the other man. >>> fema officials going door to door in virginia, collecting information on property damage from the 5.8 earthquake in august that hit. so far, they have visited about a third of the homes there. officials estimate the damage will come in at about $80 million. >>> it is 8:12 now. we are going to check in with mr. perkins for a look at our forecast. but, because the forecast is a little rainy and what are you looking for there, buddy? >> i can do it for you. >> there are cables and my foot got caught up. >> be careful. we don't want you to get ganoitis. >> nice! it's time for our first photo of the day. this is prince. got a little food on the chin there. he turns one year old tomorrow. >> a doll. >> his family was hoping his new redskins bib and hat would bring good luck to the burgandy and gold. >> it will bring good luck, you have to give it a little time. >> that

i want to know if he and other suspects are linked to a robber on the george washington university campusut the deadly accident before this weekend's the harvard/yale football game. the rented u-haul that a lawyer was driving malfunctioned before its plowed into a tail gaters. one person died and another was injured. police are planning to examine the vehicle and to speak to witnesses. >>> there was a deadly plane crash last friday in central arkansas. the women's basketball coach from oklahoma and the assistant coach were both on a reporting trip when their plane went down. there were killed along with the pilot and his wife. a memorial service for the victims is scheduled for this afternoon at the university. >>> demonstrators used pepper spray at the california university last week turned are expected to meet with the school's chancellor today. university chancellor linda katehi takes over as positive for last friday's incident but she is resisting calls to resign. two officers caught on tape blasting pepper spray accident protesters at uc-berkeley and are now on administrative leave.

. >> ramsey and his master chef production crew hell an open casting call at trinity washington universitynasium in northeast. dozens of people answered the call. they were asked to bring their best home-cooked meal. >> people enjoy my food. when they eat it, they dance, laugh, having a good time and even if they don't like something, like kids who tonight like veg vegetables, they eat high vegetables. >> anybody who knows me knows i can cook and my skills. >> even if they are not picked to join the cast, there is a chance some of these hopefuls will see themselves on the show. >> food is built on emotion. so i'm looking for someone who has incredibly thick skinned passionate, robust and someone that's sort of naturally in love with food. >> inside the gym, an inside look at how the audition works. you lay out your dish and ramsey will come for a taste. >> i made a lemon grass chicken which i laid. >> it's all down to the dish and you can tell within second if they put their love, undivided attention and how much focus was on that plate. you can focus that within seconds. >> he is passion

university yard, another robbery attempt. this time, the student managed to call for help and george washington police responded in time to capturef the suspects. the other one got away on foot. both universities put out text messages alerting the students. one student said that this is the price of choosing an urban university. >> well, i was born in d.c there are all types of people. university of maryland police confirm they are actively the that both robberies on campus were committed by the sameman. >> the suspect taken into custody at gwu is quentin johnson of north carolina. the second suspect is still on the loose. >>> leesburg police wants them to call them if you saw a commission between a car and school bus yesterday afternoon. the crash happened at the intersection of cane kid boulevard and kenneth place after 4:00. there were 30 kids on the bus, two of them had minor injuries. one of the 17-year-old in the car was flown to the hospital. the other was treated and released. >>> and police are looking to see who stabbed a man to death. it happened at 30th avenue in oxon hill. jackari johnson was stabbed to death. no sus

to college hoops, and that's right. 24th ranked cal tech facing george washington university.ntgomery's club looking for a great start. he pushes it up the floor and for the finish. cob with five assists and 16 points off the bench. 21 points and part of a 21-0 run cal lead my 20 at the break. he is the leader of the game and has 15 points. cal rolls 81-54 the final. and women's hoop, stanford with 33 points and the win over gonzaga. cal loses a heartbreaker to rutgers 73-70 the final. let's hit the asphalt. nascar in phoenix. only two races left in the chase for the cup. it was honoring the veterans. kasey kahne ends a losing streak as he takes the flag. edward finished second and steb cash dash and stewart third. it is time for the people's favorite plays of the day and starting off in the windy city. rips jay cutler's helmet off. cutler has a few words for the big man and the fight is on. hester fumbles it and pick itself up going 82 yards. it was a touchdown in the -- and the bears win. now one of the best catches have i seen in kansas city, he pins the ball against his ba

robbery on campus is already behind bars. 21-year-old isaiah graham was arrested by george washington university police on an unrelated charge. police say graham and an accomplice put a knife to a student's throat outside of the cecil hall dorm last night. the victim's credit cards were used at a nearby cvs. police are still looking for the second man. >>> optimistic redskins fans are pointing out the team looked good despite losing yesterday. >> the pessimist will say yeah, so what? they still lost. >> they were able to take the cowboys to overtime yesterday. five minutes in, the 52-yard field goal attempt was missed. dallas got the ball back and the cowboys marched downfield. set up this 3-yard game winning field goal. redskins will play next sunday in seattle. >>> i'm helping you get hired. a lot of people will pick up a part time job over the holidays a store. how do you turn that into a full-time opportunity? you can do it. joining us with advice is josh howard with staffing from robert half international. how do you do it? go from a par time job into a permanent position? >> we find most c

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faces charges in the maryland robbery and he was already jailed on a related robbery at george washington university> 24-year-old frederick scott was mistakenly allowed to post bond and leaf. 9news now reporter surae chinn has the story. what a bungle. good morning surae. >> reporter: no kidding. he was able to walk out of jail a free man. he has been out on the streets for ten days and police say this is a huge mistake by the court system and now there is a nationwide search for the man. >> we'll have the capacity to take another life earlier this year. i would consider him armed and dangerous. >> reporter: he is 4-year-old frederick scott from the high atsville area. now in most cases, suspected criminals who are charged with first degree murder are held without bond. but in this case, to six months later, for some reason a judge had him post bond for $75,000. scott posted it. >>> right now we are actively searching if a suspect in a homicide, back in march of this year. he was apprehended in may in las vegas. it appears on november 10, the court system may have had a clerical error and had given

students at washington state university came up with a really creative way to help this tortoise maneuver around. this is 15-month-old elijah james. when he >>> it's so cool when doctors come up with really creative ways to help their patients. take a look at this video. this is a 12-year-old african tortoise. >> she is pretty. >> name is gamir. she had to have her leg amputated. the students at washington state university college of veterinary medicine came up with a really creative way to help this tortoise maneuver around. they put a wheel on the bottom of her shell. >> look at that. >> one of the doctors that helped with this process is dr. nicole finch, and she is joining us via skype right now to talk a little bit about gamir. >> this is so interesting. how did students, or how did you come up with the idea to use a wheel in place of the amputated leg? >> it's not actually a new idea. it's been done before. typically, most people will replace the leg with a skid or half a ball glued to the bottom of the shell. in gamir's case, we were a little concerned he was going to get so big. s

. >>> students at george washington university are getting a tuition refund after their professor didn'tw up for class. she resigned. she didn't teach at least two semesters of a medicine course. everyone in the class got an a. the dean of the medical school said students will still get credit. they earned it through clinical rotations. they appointed an independent committee to make sure it doesn't happen again. doug is here with a look at the forecast. a wonderful day out there, again, today. >> three in a row. dry days. plenty of sunshine through saturday. now, it looks like we are going to see big changes. speaking of big changes, want to see something we can see more of? as a result of global warming, storms like this. this is around nome, alaska. this could be the biggest storm ever. they had winds upwards of 70 to 80 and even 100-mile-an-hour wind gusts there. storms in that area of alaska are getting stronger as global warming takes over and we see less sea ice on the sea. it could be more common place over the next few years. simply amazing the type of storm going on there. as a