mall and the wheaton metro parking facility. he was captured with the help of surveillance video taken inside the wheaton station an hour after one of the attacks. investigators matched the clothing he was wearing in the video with the victims' descriptions. police caught him in the mall. jordan is scheduled for sentencing in october and could face up to 25 years in prison. mola lenghi, wusa9. >> sure residents are feeling some relief there tonight. jordan apparently did not have a previous criminal record. >>> montgomery county police are frustrated. investigators are trying to piece together what led to that awful crash in north potomac last week. >> they say folks who could help just aren't coming forward. tonight they're asking for some more cooperation from people. the single car crash killed two teen-agers, alex murk and calvin li, both 8 to an years old. police say their preliminary investigation -- both 18 years old. police say their preliminary investigation shows the teen- agers had been at an underage drinking party a

i had a different academic experience going from wheaton college. the joke there was the administration having premarital sex because it might lead to dancing. [laughter] i found it to be, i said theology at wheaton college and it was a decision my parents didn't really understand as far as the economics of studying theology in college but it was a place to get some things settled. .. >> the children school in chicago -- christian -- is a celibate school, no but voluntarily you are -- depending on the conviction. i am going off the rail. but there was an ernest about the place and not all schools celebrate that. and having those two years, especially the first two you can always tell a wheaten or chicago grad. there are a lot of schools that leave a mark and i can pick the people out. >> right here. why don't you stand up. wait for the mike. >> your message is a little driven by the age. it would be receptive to the crowd i see around here. 50-year-old, 40-year-old people. okay. 70-year-old people. whatever. how would you see that reflected in young

the fallout continue at wheaton college. the public policy center there and he has resigned. in addition to wheaton college, the illinois state representatives said they will no longer spend $500,000 on a planned statue of hastert that would have been placed in the state capital. that after he resigned from his law firm in washington as well as the cme board here in chicago. now, colleagues all the way from washington to here in yorkville, people who know him, absolutely stunned by these allegations saying it's totally out of character, feelings of disbelief, sadness but also some not so surprised. >> i was very upset. i felt terribly bad for his family and for him. >> i'm surprised that if this is true why it didn't come out sooner? i just can't figure whole thing out? it doesn't make sense. >> not surprised one bit. just seems the norm noum withw with politicians running wild with sex scandals money scandals. >> reporter: he faces ten years in jail, a possible fine of $500,000 and, as i said we could see him as early as th

looks real and they say he used it to try to force women to perform sex acts at the parking garage in wheaton. in an interview with the cops, he tried to down play the weapon. >> this is a bb gun. i can't do nothing to you. it's a bb gun. then i turned around and walked back out. >> reporter: for three days last december, jordan targeted women at this metro garage. >> the defendant was lurking in the parking garage of the wheaton metro station waiting for a victim to come by. >> reporter: jordan was arrested after he tried to change his clothes and make a get away. police say they recovered $80 in cash stolen from a cab driver during the crime spree. in court today jordan pled guilty to one count of first degree sex assault and one count of armed robbery. christian jordan is 20 years old. he could get 25 years. the sentencing is set for october 29th. now back to you. >> pat collins thank you. >>> dozens of flowers and posters now mark the spot where two teens died in the crash in montgomery county over the weekend. wooton high school provided grief counselors. both were riding in the car that

it happened on a friday night along the downtown wheaton sidewalk. >> only one game away from taking the college world sorry. what needs to be done today. they are slowly getting back to full strength 6789 find out who makes their return ton the lynnup, tonight when abc new at 6:00 continues. >> the brech in the news may be much worse than first believed according to house riverside committee chair. he said today up to 32 million americans may be affected that includes current and federal employee among others. also accuse accounted opm director of failing to learn from a cyber attack last july. here is what she told our maurice jones when he asked her if dat tatted been compromesed. against we did not have a breach of security. there was no information that was lost. >> republican from utah reference with are view in a house hearing today. >> when we rewinded the tape and look at the wjlatv interview you did on july 21st, you said, again we did not have a breach in security. there was no information that was l >> i was referring to piia. no you were not. that was not the question. t

his name has been removed from the academic research center at wheaton college in chicago. he least signed from wheaton's board on friday one day after the federal indictment. >>> well, last month baltimore experienced its most violent month in more than 40 years. forty-three homicide were committed in the month of may alone. the stats show while violence is rising arrests are decreasing. police are also investigating more than hundred non-fatal shoot initial may. some claim it is directly to the death of freddie gray died in police custody. some believe police officers are hesitant to intervene in violent crime following the indictment of the six officers involved in gray's a arrest. baltimore's mayor says she has confidence that police will get that violence under control. >> this is a very small percentage of people, small number of people in our community that is responsible for massive majority of the violence and we have to call their names. we have to identify them. >> how would you like her job right now my goodness, so far this year baltimore has reported 116 homic

the building at wheaton college is now named after the school.astor was indicted for allegedly lying to the fbi about money paid to cover up past misconduct. law enforcement says that misconduct was the sexual abuse of a student while hastert was a high school teacher and coach. condolences pouring in for the biden family. the vice president's second son beau was 46 when he died late last night of brain cancer. many expected him to run for governor in 2016. beau biden is survived by his wife have brother half-sister and two children. still to come, changing the fight against cancer. the new breakthrough unveiled hours ago and how it is changing treatment for thousands. first, an unexpected stay. medical pitstop john kerry never expected in the accident that is to blame. there's a place online where you always get more than you pay for. tjmaxx.com brands you love, at prices that work for you... anytime. maxx life! shop tjmaxx.com [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.

wheaton college in illinois takes his name off the research center.resigned from the school's board of advisers. he graduated from the school in 1964. hastert was just indicted, as you may recall, on charges that hell allegedly lied to the fbi about alleged his money tied to a past misconduct. he reportedly agreed to pay $3.5 million to a man who went to a school where hastert once taught. >>> in new york city, a high-rise here, a cable on a crane lifting an unit snapped. ten people were hurt. nothing serious, though, no word on why that cable snapped. >>> in nebraska, a reptile >>> let's get down to business with landon. >> goo the dow comes off the second down week. however, the stocks were up in may. look for data today on personal income and spending and construction spending. g smrks recalling 375,000 gmc pick up trucks with side air bags last week. they sa green to expand recalls of the air bag inflay tornados that are linked go six deaths. one of only 200 ever made by steve jobs. the company sold it for $200,000, and wants to give the woman hal

get ready in wheaton for heavy rain, aspen hill at about 6:13, coldsville at 6:20 and even in south kensington and this is a pretty heavy storm, we tracked it across fedex and over attenuates park, heavy rain and no hail and very very heavy rain and this heads toward landover hills as we go through the next 30 minutes or so and not to forget our friends in the south. this is heavy activity moving toward across the river toward waldorf, but very very heavy rain causing problems to come down 301 and route 5. you will return and we'll track more storms popping up like crazy and also talk about a huge temperature change by tomorrow. >>> lots of breaking weather news tonight top. check out this lightning strike in silver springs. garrett haake is live on first avenue with the damage. garrett? >> reporter: this is like every homeowners nightmare. this is what happens when a lightning bolt strikes in your backyard. this took out a branch of this massive tree completely wiping out the fence in this womans backyard. she told me she was at home around 4:15 when she heard the thunder clap and smelled ozo

the girls were last seen walking it a shopping center in wheaton back in 1975. >> a new fight tonight over vaccine rules for kids. it has anti-vaccination parents threatening lawsuits in california and the big decision ahead now for that state's governor. >> a new voice in the fight about the redskins name for the first time a national church calls for its members to boycott the team. >> did you see him? one of d.c.'s own answers the call for "american ninja warrior" tonight. what is next for d.c. firefighter mark bernardo. >> and break from the high heat and humidity. even a short break from the rain. now thunderstorms back in the forecast. and how hot will your fourth of july weekend be? i've got it all coming up when news 4 at 11:00 returns. >> i'm melissa with your first 4 traffic tonight. maryland 95 southbound from i-98, two lanes and >>> chris lawrence at the live vaccinations mandatory for all children this is six months after a measles outbreak at disneyland affected more than 150 people. california just struck down a bill for its exemptions for beliefs. that means every publ

wheaton college announced on sunday that what had been known as j dennis hastert center for economics government and public policy is now just named after the school. hastert is accused of violating banking laws by agreeing to pay more than three million-dollar in hush machine toy keep someone in the know quite about past sexual misconduct. the sources say that person is one of hastert's former students back when he was a high school teacher. >>> a bright sunny weekend turn into a near disaster in new york city. a crane which was placing a massive air conditioning on a building snapped. sending the equipment crashing the to the ground. abc's lindsey janice has more now. >> reporter: smoke and destruction in the streets of new york, after a crane dropped a massive piece of equipment on to a building in midtown manhattan. >> debris in the street. >> reporter: impact sending objects large and small raining down over several blocks. smoke, clouding the air and 30 stories up, a opening in the top of the building. >> big piece of equipment scraped front of the building. some of that materia

. >>> also new tonight at 11:00, a car drove into this pizza restaurant coming up here in wheaton, maryland. you can see from our video from the ground, there are some broken windows and the frond door is damaged. we're waiting to hear from police about what caused this accident into the little caesars. >>> new video of a bold daytime robbery at a drive-up atm. you can see a man walks up to a driver at the sun trust bank on largo center drive pulls out a gun, demands money. the driver handed over what he had, it happened about a week ago. if you recognize the thief police want to hear from you. >> and we are learning more about the man who was killed when his pickup truck ran into a downed tree near poolsville. he had just turned 79 on saturday. family members say when his house lost power last night, the former marine went out to buy gas for his generator and hit the tree that was on darns town road. he was killed at the scene. >>> parts of northern virginia still coping with problems from last night's wicked storms. look at the intersection of bradox road andox road. still closed while re

wheaton college took its name off its research center. he graduated from the school in 1964.ndicted on charges that he allegedly lied to the fbi about alleged hush money tied to a past misconduct. he paid money to a man where he once taught. >>> in new york city a high-rise scare. a cable on a crane lifting an ac unit snapped. it fell. ten people on the ground were hurt. nothing serious. no word on why that cable snapped. in nebraska a reptile keeper is bit by a ka moe toe dragon. a woman was doing work when it bit her hand. we hear that everything is going to be okay. firefighters in los angeles made a rescue yesterday when a woman got stuck for two hours in the chimney of a school. she was taken to a hospital for minor injuries. this may be connected to an earlier report of a woman threatening to jump off a roof. >> a pig escapes from its owner and was terrorizing the town. that doesn't look like a -- it kind of terrorized the backseat of that car. the big guy left a huge mess in the backseat and a smile in the picture to boot. 50 shades of bernie sanders? ted cruz does his

. >>> and in wheaton, maryland, a large tree has fallen onto a house. we're being told one person, possibly elderly, is trapped inside the residence, near randolph road. >>> chief meteorologist topper shut has been tracking the dangerous storms all afternoon. topper, how bad's it going to get? >> for the most part, the worst is over for now, at least in southern maryland. here's the radar over the past hour. most the activity now pushing across the bay. still leftover activity in southern maryland. these green boxes, those are all flash flood warning. flooding is occurring in much of the metro area. a little heavy rain huntingtown to dunn kirk, pushing off to the north and east. rainfall, probably about an inch, inch and a half or hour. don't see any hail with that storm, nor do we see anything tornadic. we're looking at in terms of the watch, there is still the tornado watch in effect now until 8:00 for charles county and for calvert county, also for st. mary's county. these are severe thunderstorm warnings across the bay. we'll see if this gets trimme

here are today's contestants -- a graduate student originally from wheaton, illinois... writer from toronto, ontario, canada... and our returning champion a graduate student in history from somerville, massachusetts...

tonight, word of a possible second victim as hastert's alma mater, wheaton college, removes his name from the public policy school on their campus. >>> tonight, the nation remembering the vice president's son, beau biden, who died over the weekend at the age of 46 from brain cancer. their father/son bond, marked by private tragedy early in life, and, of course, public triumph later. survived by his wife and their children. tonight, here's abc's jim avila. >> reporter: this is how most americans met beau biden, the picture of health, embracing his famous father at the 2008 democratic convention. >> i'm beau biddenen and joe biden is my dad. >> reporter: joe biden, now grieving for the second time over family dying too soon. when beau was just 3, he and his brother survived a car crash that killed his mother and sister. >> incredible bond i have with my children is a gift i'm not sure i would have had, had i not been through what i went through. >> reporter: those words coming just two days before announcing beau was in the hospital for a recurrence of brain cancer. difficult to treat,

. >> but in wheaton, the elder abuse task force shared warning signs. only 4% of seniors being abused will report the crime. >> the number one reason seniors do not complain about being the victim of a crime is because of embarrass ment. we have to change that perception, and another reason is because of the emotional and economic dependence that the senior has upon the individual who is abusing them. >> officials say if you even suspect that a senior being abused, call the cops and let them investigate. >>> a poetic first at the liberary of congress. juan felipe herrera was named the first poet laureate. the librarian of congress, james billington, said herrera's poems champion voices and tradition that are part of the american identity. after 28 years in office, billington said he is retiring in january. >>> >>> let's start with the 3- degree guarantee. we originally went 89 for the high. we didn't factor in the smoke. how do we do? we'll let you know tonight at 11:00. a live look outside, 84 and the dew point, 60. that's good. any time it's in the lo

wheaton college says it has accepted the former house speaker's resignation from the board of advisors. pastored graduated from the small christian liberal arts school in 1964. last week, he was indicted by federal authorities, accused of lying to the f ei and making illegal withdraws to conceal past behavior. he will be arraigned thursday on federal charges. that's a look at some of our top stories this hour. scarlet: coming up, intel made the deal of the day. one analyst says the pressure is on for another tech giant to make a move. alix: three u.s. spy programs aimed at stopping terrorists and it today. we will talk about how the senate is racing to restore some of those hours. scarlet: we will introduce you to the economic earners called the henry's. alix: greece is under the gun yet again. the country must make a payment of 1.8 billion dollars to the international monetary fund this month starting on friday. the talks included the german chancellor and french president anderson to be taking place in berlin to hammer out a proposal that would be presented to greece as it only reali

wheaton college says it has accepted the former speakers resignation from the board of advisors.e is accused of lying to the fbi and making illegal bank withdrawals to conceal past behavior. hillary clinton will officially launch her campaign for the presidency on june 13 in new york city. a new poll shows mrs. clinton is still the overwhelming favorite among iowa democrats, but bernie sanders has been rising quickly in the polls. mrs. clinton is the first choice of 57% of democratic caucus attendees. sanders, an independent senator from vermont is at 16%, three times where he was in january. he is seen as the anti-establishment candidate. , who hasident biden not said he's running for president, is at 8%. secretary of state john kerry is on his way home for treatment on a broken leg. also on the flight are additional medical personnel. he accident happened when he was cycling in france over the weekend. his travelimit justice talks with iran and its nuclear program enter a crucial stretch. the u.s. another world powers and in curb the program exchange, they would ease economic s

he entered the building june 19, 2012 to avoid extra edition just wheaton for questioning about the allegedassault. sweden.dition to police stand outside ready to arrest him if he leaves. those of the top stories of this hour. coming up in the next hour of the "bloomberg market day," what william cowan says he learned from imf managing director christine lagarde. she used to be one of his interns. electronic dance music is hot, and no one is hotter then this dutch dj. we hear what he says about the growth of the industry. and startup drugmakers are finding record amounts of funding as venture capitalists prowl for early winners in what may become an $80 billion industry. from russianre president vladimir putin, who spoke today at the annual figures berg international economic force. fromswered questions bloomberg's charlie rose on a variety of topics, including the future of russia's relations with china. >> the nature and level of trust in our nations have reached an unprecedented scale and importance in the history. we have been negotiating on the border issue. we have found acceptable an

here are today's contestants -- a graduate student originally from wheaton, illinois...ator and writer from toronto, ontario, canada... and our returning champion a graduate student in history from somerville, massachusetts... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. one thing we learned on yesterday's program -- it's important to do well in all three rounds. our champion, matt got two out of three. didn't succeed in final jeopardy! but he had made the game a runaway, umulate a lot of money. shayna and pat, welcome aboard. good luck to all of you. here we go. now a look at the categories starting off with... and there is a theme in anagrammed world, and if you discover it early on, it will help you. matt, start us off. anagrammed world, $200. shayna. what is cyprus? that's it. anagrammed world $400. matt. what is salem? salem. meals, right.

one would add ten new bike stations near the wheaton metro station. another asked for funding for a right on bus along 355. the others would fund more pedestrian sidewalks and improvements in the county. >>> we have breaking news right now where an accident is causing problems for drivers on the outerloop of the beltway. take a look right now. you can see the truck on the left side. chopper 4 is over the scene in prince george's county. we're seeing two-mile backups after the semi overturned overnight. we do have team coverage on the accident, including the best way to get around the delays. >>> and a live look at the skyline for you this morning as we expect things to really heat up. a heat wave coming our way. the silver lining this week is today, details on that as "news4 today" continues. >> announcer: "news4 today" begins with breaking news. >>> the breaking news a rollover accident on the outerloop causing some big time backups right now. chopper 4 over the scene in prince george's county for you where this semi truck overturned overnight sendin

wheaton college, his alma mater, will scrub his name.llinois will no longer build a statue to remember him. they don't want to be associated with anything. they won't spend the $500,000 to build that in springfield. he resigned from the law firm in washington and exchange in chicago. from washington to here in yorkville, people are wondering, scratching their heads. they're stunned, says completely out of character for him. there's disbelief, sadness. some are not so surprised. >> i was very upset. it upset me. i felt terribly bad for his family and for him. >> i'm surprised if this is true why he didn't come out soon senator just can't figure this out. it doesn't make sense. >> surprised. just seems the norm now with politicians running wild with sex scandals money scandals. >> reporter: now he faces ten years in jail, possible $500,000 fine. he'll be arraigned thursday at 10:00 a.m. >> adam reese from vorkyorkville, illinois. thank you. >>> secretary of state john kerry broke his leg bicycling in france. his spokesperson said kerry's o

we'll zoom back out track this one headed to wheaton and silver spring at about 5:27 on the storm tracker. so headlines, some thunderstorms this evening and those it developed could be hefty. yellow alert through tomorrow for more storms. we're actually tracking a cold front tomorrow. it will be a slight dip in temps on wednesday. slight dip. we're kind of slicing hairs here but it's psychological if we can stay below 90. 10:00 tonight perhaps a leftover shower. 80 in manassas. 80 in leesburg. upper 70s in some of the northern western suburbs. by 6 a.m. partly cloudy skies. temperatures still in the 70s. by morning, by 9:00, back in the 80s. 84 by 9:00 tomorrow before the next round of storms rolls in. so on the day planner 78 at 7:00, then we're 89 by 11:00 and 90 by 1:00. wednesday some showers. that could be our quote, cool day. 87. then it doesn't last long. back up to 91 with more thunderstorms on thursday. next seven days, friday we're looking at temperatures kind of hovering around 90. the next few days is around 90. the exception is father's day. maybe don't make dad grill out. go

he had a center for politics and public policy named after him at wheaton college where he graduatedd helped raise $10 million for it and last week the center took dennis hastert's name off of it, and senator mark kirk yesterday donated $10,000 that hastert's political action committee gave to him, and there are distancing himself from people associated. >> there was a plan to erect a statue and they were going to pay $500,000. >> the state is broke so they didn't have money anyway and hastert asked they not do it because they did not have money, and a request was made at the time when he may have known he was in serious trouble. i would think a man beloved as the coach, and as you know in illinois with their own history of corruption and controversial political figures, people cut a little slack to people, and this one because of the seriousness and the subject of these charges, the distancing of hastert is pretty clearly going on and probably could continue. >> lynn sweet, thank you so much for your insight. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> you are welcome. >>> still to come

his name has been removed from an academic research center and wheaton college his alma matter. hastert resign from the board on friday, one day after that federal indictment. >>> the bloodshed in baltimore continues to sky rocket as in of may officially becomes the deadliest month in that city in american 40 years. >> while community members plead for vial tones stop the growing concerns police are holding back in the wake of the indictment of six officers in the freddie gray case, fox's patricia starks. >> reporter: report increased violence in baltimore shows no sign of letting up. city recording its most deadly month in 40 years. with the total of 43 homicide in may. two of the most recent victims include a seven year-old boy and his mother. >> i'm shock. i've been around here for 20 years. this is biggest thing i have ever seen around here happen. >> i'm beg if you go anyone has any piece of information to please call us, give us whatever we have so we can bring closure to the family. >> reporter: police are investigating a hundred non-fatal shootings in may. resident there

and around tysons corner, falls church seeing some of the heavy rain, up towards college park, the wheaton region also seeing some of the heavy rain, bowie seeing the heavy rain. this will continue for the next couple of hours. on the roads tonight, i've actually moved this up a little bit. we're talking about the road impacts tonight. they'll be on the high side for sure. clouds and sun, much warmer tomorrow ice lated showers possible but most of us dry. temperatures back into the 70s, 73 to 78 degrees. it will feel a lot better, but we're still well below average. average high temperature now up to 81. if you're heading down toward the beaches not the best beach weekend. it really won't be with the easterly flow, cool showers tomorrow, 67 on saturday 65 rather breezy on sunday. if you're heading down toward the beaches make sure to take the sweatshirt maybe the sweater. 76 tomorrow, then we get to 80 on saturday. this is inland, of course. a 40% chance of aif shower, but i really think most of the day is dry. best chance of a shower is well west of i-95, toward the mountains, 76 on sunda

he was accused of attacking women at gunpoint around the wheaton metro garage last september. authorities say the gun was fake. >>> an 18-year-old still in serious condition tonight at a norfolk hospital after getting attacked by a shark. the teen was bitten while out swimming the outer banks over the weekend. >> a rash of these attacks. second one in just a couple days. reporter is there with safety efforts taken in the week of the attacks. >> reporter: it's the talk of the town and most visitors by now know of the two recent shark attacks in the outer banks region. >> we got in pretty early but there were people on the beach but not really anybody in the water. >> reporter: shelly today stayed on shore, keeping her son out of the water surprised to see so many other visitors go in. >> there have been a few that have been way out there. >> reporter: also keeping a close eye are lifeguards for rescue operations across the outer banks operations remain the same. patrols are on the beach ready to spring in to action in case another shark is spotted or an attack is reported. beac

it happened on a friday night listening the downtown wheaton sidewalk. >> hes outside with the! pis in his hands just trang ling each puppy. one in each hand be with the leashes drop around their neck. her brother, gabriel, was even worse. blood filled the lungs. veterinarians didn't expect him to survive. investigators believe jone who claim he blacked out high on cpc. when you are on drugs, not necessarily in your right mind. i don't know why anyone would do something like this. especially to something so defenseless, and young. >> thanks to advanced medicine an oxygen cage, three weeks of 24-7 air, the brother and cyst remember now thriving. these guys are the perfect happy fairy tale ening a bad situation, know? so it really makes me happy to see them doing so well and they are going to be going to new homes soon. >> i am kevin will you which is abc 7 news. >> i am kevin lewis. >> if you went for a run yesterday, you could not stop sweating. you went today, you barely sweat at all. run nothing? walk. yeah. >> just breath. >> if you don't look the weather, stick around. i wil

will be lifting north into areas like colesville kensington, even bethesda and eventually getting to wheaton aspen hill by 6:00 or so. so coming into areas of howard, mont comery counties as well as loudoun county by morning. we're still going to have some wet weather around the area. it will be cool and damp temperatures starting out in the low 60s across the area. i think 63 inside the beltway. could get an isolated shower coming our way between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. so while we're getting some rain showers coming in now, it's just kind of hit and miss and rather light for early tomorrow. exercise impact forecast for tomorrow, look at this, from 60 to 70 degrees by lunchtime, in the mid-70s as we get into the afternoon. we start out cool and dreary but it gets better by the afternoon hours. and i do think that we'll see the cloud cover start to thin. that's when you're going to get a chance to pull the sunglasses back out. not the actual specs but the sunglasses. a little bit of a workout tomorrow. then more so for the weekend. here is a look at your hour by hour forecast for saturday. now,

his alma mater wheaton college in suburban chicago, made the decision to drop the former house speaker'srom its government and economic center named for hastert more than seven years ago. this just days after a puzzling, i mean to say the least, puzzling seven-page indictment accusing denny hastert of lying to the fbi about $1.7 million in hush money that was paid to a mysterious so-called, quote, individual a. end quote. while strongly hinting of a deeper scandal. what's not clear is why the feds went after hastert in the first place. is there more to this prosecution than meets the eye or is it just about money and taking it out of the bank and bad patterns. i want to bring in our legal analyst danny se valleys and legal analyst joey jackson back with me as well. just to be clear, no one is charging denny hastert with any kind of sex crime, but the feds told cnn this does have to do with sex, that allegations against him with regard to the money he took out in chunks to pay to individual a had to do with sex, with a palmale, he kn when he was teacher. with that in mind why would there

wheaton college removed his name from the academic research center after he makes his first court appearance as soon as this week. abc's mary bruce has the latest. >> once the most powerful man in congress, dennis hastert's name has been stripped from his alma matter as he faces an uncertain future. embattled by a hush money scandal and lying to the fbi after he allegedly promised to pay $3.5 million to cover up past misconduct. sources say he was paying a former male student and the misconduct was sexual. sources say there's a second individual who was also allegedly victimized, another former student at yorkville high school in illinois where he was a high school wrestling coach and teacher for 16 years. after former wrestling coach say the allegations simply don't ring true. >> no experience i ever had would lead me to believe any of this might be true. it must be politics. >> prosecutors allege hastert skirted financial reporting requirements to make large withdrawals and lied about what the money was being used for, telling the fbi i kept the cash. >> usually you charge the crimes becau

has resigned from his law firm his name was removed from the school that used to bear his name at wheaton college. the law firm and the school both made statements to that effect but speaker hastert personally has not been seen in public anywhere. he has made no public statements in his defense or otherwise, and nobody else has made any statements on his behalf either. whenever there's a criminal case against a high-profile person, whenever a criminal indictment, is unveiled against somebody who has by big public profile, it follows you have the indictment and then the attorney's statement saying their client is innocent or looking for their day in court, sometimes the defendant themselves saying i'm innocent. with dennis hastert we have had nothing. we haven't seen hide nor hair of him. we don't even know who is representing him if anyone. we know which lawyer will be representing the prosecution in the case against dennis hastert. we do not know who, if anyone, will be standing in his defense. even for a remarkable case like this involving a man who fairly recentry also third in line to

wheaton college, a christian college in illinois and hastert's alma mater nixed the name from the centertributes are pouring in after the death of vice president's son beau biden. president obama and the first lady visiting the biden's official residence sunday to offer their condolences. beau biden was an iraq war vet, a former attorney general. most importantly, he was a former husband and loved by many. he was just 46-years-old when he lost his battle with cancer. >> so sad. you few him. i didn't. he sounds like such a special person. i wish i had known him. >> he was, what always matters most is the impact on the family. joe biden has been outspoken what he lived through, losing his first wife and daughter. his sons were everything to him. in them beau the oldered and hunter the younger, that's what the vice president saw as his success. not his office hills sons beau was a heck of a guy. >> just how bad is secretary of state john kerry's broken leg? and how long will it take for him to recover? we will have cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta here to talk about secret

wheaton college in illinois will remove the 73-year-old's name from the economic and public policy center. now, that decision follows hastert's resignation from the college's board in the wake of his indictment on charges of lying to the fbi and violating federal banking laws. >> hastert agreeing to pay $3.5 million to conceal his misconduct that took place 30 years ago when he was a high school teacher and wrestling coach. law enforcement officials say the person receiving those payments was a male student at the time and the misconduct was of a sexual nature. hastert has so far not responded to the charges. he is expected to be arraigned this week. >>> natalie's here now with an accident that could have much worse. >> thankful not many people were around sunday morning when an air conditioning unit fell from a crane and crashed down to the street below. the unit sheered the side of the building as it fell to a manhattan street. ten people were injured by falling debris. the crane was lifting the unit to the top floor of the building when the cable snapped. an investigation is now underw

the record that i'm privileged and honored to be able to host a number of people from my alma mater wheaton college, its board of trustees is visiting and have visited the capitol. i'd like to thank them for their service to our college and to america and they're spending a good amount of time here working through issues that are very important to a school that is evangelical, a school that has been true to the faith dealing with the challenges that exist today. so i'm pleased to be able to acknowledge that. they're here visiting the capitol and not enjoying the sights of washington and making some tough decisions. with that i yield the floor. mr. sanders: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. sanders: thank you mr. president. mr. president, i want to say a few words about family values. family values is an expression that has been used for many years by my republican colleagues and generally speaking what they mean by family values is opposition to a woman's right to choose, opposition to contraception opposition to gay rights. and i happen to strongly disagre