kids ready for school. skies are clear. sunrise later on this hour. we'll see lots of sunshine this morning and through the day. those cold temperatures ranging from the upper 20s to the mid- 30s. sunrise occurs at 6:54. check out the temperatures here in the district. we are at 36 degrees. it is 28 at dulles. 32 in baltimore. 30 in fredericksburg and 30 in hagerstown right now. your day plan are for today, lots of sunshine. a little bit breezy. doe speight that sunshine, we don't warm up much. our high today, mid-40s and that will do it. that is well below -- that is more than 10-degree below normal so it will be a cool one and another cold fight tonight. tell you more about that coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you. let's check in with julie and get along at traffic. >> we're starting to see the brake lights line up northbound i-95 as you i don't recollect with our way out from the prince william parkway continuing out towards the occoquan. no accidents, just volume right now and as you can see, definitely below speed here as you work your way northbound head up towards the woodbridge exit and continuing out towards newington. all of the lane here are open. the beltway look pretty good as you travel between annandale and merrifield. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. the search is on for suspects after an armed robbery overnight on the university of maryland campus. campus police say it happened at cecil hall shortly before 12:45 this morning. no one was hurt and it is unclear what the suspects may have gotten away with. a rather strange video you will see first on fox here of the suspected white house shooter, oscar ortega hernandez. he is rambling on about being jesus christ, railing against the u.s. government. this video was made by a student at idaho state university in an attempt to get ortega hernandez on oprah but video was never you be mitted. >> for more, we turn to fox 5's tom fitzgerald live at the white house with more on this. >> reporter: good morning. ortega hernandez ask awed student at idaho state university to make this tape two months ago in his bizarre appeal to talk show host oprah winfrey. the secret service found that top two days ago and give august fresh disturbing insight to a man who this morning is charged with attempting to assassinate president obama. the press reports from the federal indictment also show that secret service agents found nine spent shell casings in a car that ortega hernandez apparently abandoned. there was all a semiautomatic rifle found in that vehicle as well. he is facing a federal charge this morning of attempted assassination of the united states president. >> i'm begging you, oprah, please cast me onto your show, open raffle it is so crucial that the world hears god's word for the fate of humanity, for the fate of mankind, for the fate of me seeing my son grow older. >> reporter: what is not clear this morning is when he will be returned to washington, d.c. it is expected that oscar ortega hernandez will be extradited to the nation's capital but at this point, it is unclear exactly when that will occur. as the presidential race heats up, herman cain is getting protection from the secret service. apparently, there have been death threats against the republican presidential contenter but he is not talking much about them. cain asked for the extra security and yesterday, the head of homeland security and congressional leaders approved it. a peaceful end to the two- month anniversary protest of the occupy wall street movement here in d.c. as demonstrators made that you are way to the key bridge yesterday. there were no arrests and no major traffic tie-ups. some tea lays. however, in other u.s. cities, police arrested more than 300 protesters, most of those in new york. more than 1,000 protesters gathered near the new york stock exchange and sat down in several intersexes. developing this morning, for the second time in two weeks, a university is on the defensive for sexual abuse allegations. two men have accused burnie fine of molesting them in the '80s and 90s when they were ball boys with the university of syracuse team. the university said it became aware of the accusations back in 2005. su says it lawned an investigation at that time but found no evidence to support the claims. bernie fine has been with syracuse university for 35 years. meantime, the child sex abuse scandal at penn state is likely to lead to several civil lawsuits. legal experts say that may be the way full story of what happened comes out. right now, jerry nods faces charges that a bruceed eight boys but a lawyer familiar with the case say 20 people have come forward with claim they were abused as children. the death of natalie wood. >> was it really an accident? coming up, why police are taking a new look at this old case. the president makes a major diplomatic announcement. where he is sending hillary clinton that no secretary of state has been to in more than 50 years. we'll be right back. levin prod. president obama makes headlines during his asian vies i today with a major diplomatic announcement. the president is sending secretary of state hillary clinton to myanmar which is all known as burma. the country has long repressed its people and has been targeted with international sanctions. the president says the world is detecting, quote, flickers ever progress in myanmar on the road to democrat being reform. secretary clinton's vote december 1st will be the first such high-level mission to myanmar in more than 50 years. a new military weapon capable of traveling five times the speed of sound has passed its first test. army launched the advanced hypersonic weapon from hawaii on thursday and it reached some 2300-mile way in less than half an hour. the air force is developing a similar vehicle. after nearly 30 years after west side story star natalie wood's death, homicide detectives are reopening the case. natalie wood drowned in november of 1981 after a night of partying with her husband, robert wagner and costar christopher walken. it happened on the couple's yacht in the waters off of southern california. the coroner ruled woods' death an accident. the l.a. county sheriff's office says they received new information and they plan to hold a news conference later today. hold off on the retierlt plans. what is pushing people to work longer in life. up next, a thriller in denver last night. tim tebow to the rescue once again. plus, a little later, a bitter rivalry. the countdown clock is winding down to sand's match-up. if you stayed up really late last night, you got a chance to see tim tebow do it on that run right there. he ran if a 20-yard touchdown and that capped off a 59-yard drive. when he does that, do you still call it tebowing, when he does it himself. the broncos beat the jets. i can guarantee you that rex ryan razz not doing that particular gesture after the game was over. denver now 4-1 since tebow was named the starting quarter bafnlgt for some teams, it works. >> they're adapting to him. >> he is actually -- well, we'll talk about it later. >> the bottom line is you want to win. you want to win. it is not about your system. and you got to stick to my system and they're not sold on him but they are believing in the winning. >> it is exciting football. >> it may not last but you can't argue with 4-1. right now, cool. we have cold temperatures outside. temperature in the 20s and 30s and today will be a chilly day. break out the winter jacket. you will need it this morning. 35degrees. updated temperature, 35 degrees now here in washington. dulles is rebounded to 30. baltimore, 31 degrees. ocean city, 31 degrees. in winchester, it is 32 and in harrisonburg, 27 degrees so there are some 20s out there as well this morning. let's talk about wind chills. here we go. it is a little bit breezy. not super breezy. no significant wind chill. it was more significant a short time ago but not right now. baltimore, 24 is what it feels like in baltimore. feel like 25 in winchester. so a little breezy out there. make it even colder. sentinel satellite-radar. it's friday, folks. been a long week. sentinel satellite-radar, we're clear. color skies here -- clear skies here this morning but it won't do much to warm us up. here is forecast for washington for today. look for sunny skies. it will be a little bit breezy and brisk. winds out of the west, five to 10 miles per hour. 46degrees for your high today. that is 11 degrees below normal. then for tonight, another cold one under clear skies. overfight low in town, 31 degrees. five-day forecast, tomorrow is a pretty day but it is a cool day way high only of about 54 degrees. sunday, a mix of clouds and sun with the clouds building in. more and more as the day goes by and then maybe some late-day or evening showers. 64degrees. monday a few showers. tuesday, we start to see those temperatures drop off. sorry about that. we'll try to get this all fixed. now, let's talk to julie wright about traffic. julie! >> blame it on the cold. >> i blame it on the cold. >> that is a good idea. i will. >> you will find light traffic volume at the wilson bridge. no problems to report on the beltway traveling between annandale and merrifield. i think people are still at home tucked away in their nice warm beds. they are not out here yet. it looks good leaving father hurley boulevard headed out towards mva. they are checking for a crash there. the beltway looks good college park headed around towards 270. northbound i-59 for the slow roll here out of woodbridge leaving the prince william park way but it is not that bad as you continue northbound. crashes that what in the express lanes at glebe road already moved to the shoulder. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. congress has avoided a government shutdown at late for now in a 70-30 vote. senate lawmakers passed a compromise spending bill shortly after it was approved in the house. the measure will keep the government running through december 16th. congress has yet to fin, a single spending bill for the year. another season of skating on the national mall starting today. the ice rink in the sculpture garden opens at 10:00 this morning. the fun is priceless, right, care in. >> that's right. >> if that doesn't got you in the mood for the holidays, how bay free thanksgiving dinner. all you have to do is fine our good friend tom turkey. you see him there but find him on our screen on myfoxdc.com. find the logo in the story, click on it and you can register to win the free feet from pea pod by giant. the contest ends on sunday. coming up, dallas week coming to an end. dave ross joins us with a preview of this sunday's match- up. some good and bad news when it comes to the thanksgiving travel forecast. ♪ [ male announcer ] from our nation's networks... ♪ ...to our city streets... ♪ ...to skies around the world... ♪ ...northrop grumman's 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remember growing up when people talked about retiring in their 60s. you would hear the grown-ups talking about that. it looks like we'll be walking a lot longer than that apparently. >> 08 is the new 65. wells spark owe did a survey and 25% of people said that they expect to work until they're 80 years old. most people would agree that during their golden years, they need about 350,000 saved but in reality, the average person set to retire only has $25,000 saved so the numbers are pretty striking and 75% of the people surrayed said they do expect to work while they're in retirement in some capacity or another. >> need to start throwing more money in the 401(k). >> aaa says more people will travel this thanksgiving but there is apparently a down side to that fact. >> yeah, well, many of those people well be going to grandma's house and maybe she'll be home if she's not working. i don't know. 42.5million people are set to travel over the thanksgiving holiday weekend. that is a rise of 4% from the year before. that is the good news. the bad news is we're not going to be spending money when we travel. we'll be staying with family and friends and not at hotels and that points to a new trend that we are seeing in the housing market. in october, permits to build apartments skyrocketed 30%. that just shows you people are downsizing. they are not buying houses anymore. really a change. we could call america the kind of becoming a tenant chas these days making landlords pretty happy. >> i know. >> vacancy rates are down and more apartments are being built. >> that doesn't sound too bad these days. thank you so much. we'll check with you on monday. >> see you. coming up, another university basketball program is rocked by a child sex abuse scandal. coming up next, the allegations coming to light out of syracuse this morning that has an assistant coach on administrative leave. we'll be right back. to make a commitment is to see e things through. confident that no matter what the 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to about 46 degrees so most of you in the mid-40s. we'll be well below normal. yesterday, we made it up to 53 degrees yesterday. so there you go. >> that was early in the day. >> that's right. >> i think i was inside if a -- for a while and nice and toasty and went outside, i was like where it d. this come from? coming up in about 15 minutes, today's edition of ask the weather guys. it is about the egyptian pyramids. >> random. >> the classic question, how did they get built. >> we'll solve that. >> as best we can in two minutes. so not the most satisfying answer. >> we'll condense it down and get there. >> as we usually do. let's check in with julie wright. i got the tech that i dread this time year yesterday. from my parents saying just got to florida, 86 and sunny. >> they left you here? >> yeah, every year they do it. >> you should have been a better teenager. they would have taken you with them. >> they did. they made him a meat loaf and put it in the refrigerator for him. >> that's pretty good. we do have some volume on the outer loop of the beltway. no accidents to report there but the volume is increasing. northbound i-95, there is a slow downjust north of the prince william parkway headed for the occoquan. but that is it. now, inbound new york avenue, traffic flowing freely, bladensburg road to the tunnel. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. ffic. this morning's top stories, a disturbing look into the suspected white house shooter. we are getting a look at i anew have you had i don't of oscar ortega hernandez. it was made at idaho state university when he was trying to get an audition on oprah. >> you see, oprah, there is still see much more that god needs me to express to the world. it is not just a coincidence that i look like jesus. i am the modern day yeek that you all have been waiting for. because the government has been fighting, or should i say buggying these other countries for their oil, our freedom is at stake. -- i am the modern day jesus christ that you all have been waiting for. police in new york are investigating allegations of sexual molestation against the long time assistant basketball coach at syracuse university. two former ball boys say that bernie fine molested them for years. the school has placed fine on administrative leave. washington redskins face ago big test on sunday. dave ross is back with more. dallas week is a big deal in washington. >> everything is kind of like do you think they're not going to make it. >> night be the quietest dallas week i can recall in 16 years of being here. >> obviously, because the redskins or a five-game skid. we talked about this on monday. you hope that this is all you need is that the rivalry is here so hopefully that will infuse some good old-fashioned fire and brimstone in that locker room this week. we're not going too far back. this is just back to week three. the redskin were undefeated. this was on monday night. they were 2-0 and they led 16-9 in the third quarter. the cowboys didn't even score a touchdown this this game. they kicked six field goals and rick gets hit from behind and the last play, offensive play for the redskins, they fumble and they lose and since then, it has been tough sledding ever since that monday night game. you are looking back on that game. that was one they really should have had. the thing is that dallas was not playing that well at that time. they are playing much better now. >> dallas was 1-1 at that point. there is rob ryan, rex ryan's brother with the long hair. the cowboys are rolling. we should look out on sunday for a guy named harry riley. if redskins are looking, he is getting a chance to play. he played really well in his first career start. this is a fourth round pick last year in the draft. so he is starting to step up, perry riley out of the lsu. he will make his second nfl start. jim hazlett says this is the reason why he will get the second start. >> this is the first time we taught maybe the last couple of week, we thought that he has a good grasp of the defense. i would like to see what he can do. we drafted him. he's got some good speed. i think he has good cover skills. with the young guys, you just don't know until you have an opportunity. we thought it was a good time to put him in. >> here is the thing. now you are starting to see that from jim hazlett and the shanahans, you have to play guys you haven't played before. you have to find out what you have with some of these draft picks. you hate to use week 10s a learning tool to find out what you have but that is kind of where they are now. >> it is better to do that with the young are guys to give them a chance to step up. this is the perfect opportunity for wreck somebody else's season. >> how many do we have on the injury list now. >> i don't know. it is like every week, two guys go down. >> i do give this current leadership credit with the drafts on the defensive side. they got some good guys. >> they have some building blocks for the future. that is all you can ask for at this point. >> we'll see what happens. >> thank you. if you were not all about tim tebow last night, maybe you were team edward or team jacob, some die hard fans a little tired this morning. >> if you didn't catch, it our movie reviewer kevin mccarthy has you covered. we'll check in with him after the break. we're gonna be late! 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mccarthy joins us. >> got to start with twilight. i mean the midnight showing last night, you can't get much more hype these days for a film than the twilight series so you hay ton of people at the theaters last night waiting to see this. you had the opportunity to see this a while ago, let it all sink in. what do you think? >> you know, first of all, these movies have made $1.8 billion. i think they've sold over 116 million copies worldwide. it is a phenomenon. and it is one of those movies that generally is critic-proof. for me, i've kind of been -- of a been with the series sin the beginning. i saw the first one, knew nothing about it. i kind of enjoyed the chemistry between kristin stewart and robert pattinson. >> and all of the slow burping drama. >> very walk ward. then the second one came out. it was an abercrombie and fitch ad. there was a scene in the second one where kristin stewart falls over and day lahr lautner just takes his shirt off. are you okay? >> some people don't have a problem with that. >> this time amped, i think shi and a half seconds in this one i don't know if the girls will be too excited about that. it picks up exactly where the third one left off. bell had and edward are getting married. they go on the honeymoon. bella gets pregnant. whenever she is pregnant with, we don't know what type it is, it is killing her from the inside. so this creates some drama. jacob leaves the wolf pack and has to protect her. it is all-out drama like soap opera tile type of drama. you are mixed in with the supernatural vampire and werewolf flick. this movie ill be -- will be split in two parts. >> when you review a movie like this, are you comparing it to another movies in series or compare it to what else is out there these days? >> when you look at the series as a whole, i think eclipse is the best, most solid film. david slade really berardelli back the series. >> there has been did i rent directors for the different film. s. >> this particular film, there are see quebecs and you've read pieces of book that don't rains late well from the book to the movie. there are sequences where werewolfs are in werewolf form with human thoughts going back. you mentioned we were talking about the birthing scene before we came on air. >> i've already heard it is disturbing. >> that is an r-rated sequence in the book. this is a pretty hard core pg- 13 movie in my opinion. i thought it was pretty decent. i thought the chemistry worked between edward and bella. i thought this was jacob's strongest film. it is not a great movie. i gave day three out of five. i didn't hate t i think twilight fans will be insanely happy with it. >> and that is the thing. going to one of these movies has almost become an event. fans are going to go. i think most of the people that go probably read the book, they know what they're getting in for. >> a good matinee. thankfully, it is not in 3-d. >> and better than happy feet two. >> don't even get me started on this. >> i want to get you started on this. lets abring, it kevin. what's wrong with the cute animate penguin i don't the only time happy feet occurred was when the credits roll and a rap out of the theater. this movie felt hike it was 37 hours long. i don't understand what george miller is thinking here. >> but to be fair, you didn't like the fir one. >> i didn't like the first one. but the trailers were all cute penguin then when you go site down in this movie, it is dark. they are throwing like issues at you. george miller the director, fine, is a fantastic director but he is throwing in necessities environmental issues. that is great. i love seeing that in movies but he doesn't weave them well into the narrative. i was bored. it was painful. it made no sense whatsoever. i think it is too dark for children. i really do. you have aseen the trailers. the trailers are kid friendly. i gave it a 0.5 out of five. i was -- my feet hated the movie. >> all right. real quick, i hate to not give this as much justice as you would like to do. we go from the worst to the best. >> the descendants. this is george clooney's best performance of his intear career. you no longer see george clooney. you see the character he is playing. i love george clooney playing george clooney. he is awesome this n. those. this is hand down the most emotional well crafted performance. alexander paine who directed this movie also did movies like sideways and about schmidt and also election with reese witherspoon. have you to see this movie. it is raw, human emotion. it is up and down. it is like life. you are watching real life occur on screen, not 3-d. no special effects. no imax. it is a raw human story. i loved every second of t i gave it a five out of five. very impressed with this movie. it will be nominated for tons of academy awards especially george clooney. i think it is almost a perfect film. it is very, very good. >> strong words from kevin this morning. >> only a couple of 5s this year. i do want to say this. i sat down with the cast of twilight, kristin stewart, taylor lautner, robt earth pat inson. i had a interesting one-minute discussion with kristin before the interview started. she uses some choice words. i put it on twitter. she does use some choice words so it is not for kids. >> but it is entertaining nonetheless. >> happy feet absolutely awful. descendants one of the best films of year. and team edward or team jacob? >> up this one, i'm team jacob. >> today we are all team kevin. >> there you go. check out all the reviews right this. we'll send it back to team tony and team sarah. >> at least we got his approval on some things. because happy feet, not even a one for that. >> if you liked the first one, you might like this one. but i was in follow pain. people were falling asleep next to me. i was on red bull. >> when you're jealous that you are not falling asleep at the theater, you know it's bad. >> all right. good stuff. rare to get a zero and a five. let's look at our weather conditions. getting off to a cold start this morning. it is 35-degree right now. you need a coat this morning, folks. 2-degree in gaithersburg. 27 in manassas. appear appear list, 36. dulles, 30. all right, let's take a look at that satellite-radar i think is what is next, i believe. here you go. nothing to see. we've got clear skies. hey, fairfax has moved into west virginia somehow. something is happen with the map. sorry about that. we've got clear skies across the region and it will be like that through the day today. here is the forecast for washington for today. sunny skies, a little bit breezy and brisk. 46-degrees for your high. another cold one under clear skies. many of you will be in the 20s again tonight. then the five-day forecast, tomorrow is a pretty day. not i bad day but quite cool. 54degrees with sunny skies. sunday, for the big redskins cowboys match-up at fedex field being a mix of cloud and sun. i think at this point the rain hold off until after the game. we'll see. those things ten to -- tend to shift around a little bit. 60-degree for your high. please say hello to tucker barnes team edward or team jacob. >> i'm all jacob. >> especially when the shirt comes off. >> all right. >> tucker is here. one scene that's all. >> a second and a half, i'm not paying for that. >> i wouldn't kick either out of bed for eating crackers. >> today's question such a simple question, such a technical complicated answer. this question comes from alicia who writes -- >> maybe a simple answer i don't maybe, you're right. al, what writes, first, i have to say i love watching fox 5 in the morning. i can't leave my mouse until i see the fox 5 team in action. very nice. my question is how did the egyptians build the pyramids. a friend is convinced that aliens help them. please prove him wrong. >> that's true. that's the simple answer. >> if you you've got a question you want answered -- no. this belief that aliens helped is quite prevalent. it's very strongly held belief by some people. i remember when i was a kid, i read a book -- have you ever heard of eric von danekin. >> of course. >> he wrote a book called chariot of the god. he has written dozens of books. his theory and he is a researcher. he travels around and investigates things. his theory is that earth was visited by extra terrestrial aliens, smart aliens who helped humanwind with a variety of things including the building of the pyramids and other things. he has a lot of evidence for this which could sway you if you read it. >> if aliens visited earth, wouldn't they probably be supersmart. >> if they can get here. >> that was up on the intelligence meter for sure. >> we sent the dumb one is. >> the dumb ones crashed on pluto. >> there are the pyramids. we cannot explain to you in this segment how this was done. however, some of it is a mustery. what scientists have discovered is that what look to be an improbably job is not. for each of these pyramids, anywhere from 15 how to 30,000 men -- they are just incredible when you read about how they were built. >> they would dig up the rocks and different types of stone used. we should say tell me again, producer. >> keep talking. >> here is the thing. the pier mys are shrines to different pharaohs who were their gods. so this one was a -- this was a very personal thing that was being built. and the people would built it, a lot of talk has been about, well, they had slave labor. the slave concept back then and in even egypt is very complicated. so it is not as -- yeah, these were people who were working on it and were told to work on it but many wanted to because they were paying their report to the pharaohs. >> in many cultures it, shrines to the gods or the religious leaders were the central parts of the culture i don't the whole process of getting the stones up is incredible technical marvel. >> was it like pulley until. >> couple of things. first of all, they would find the rocks. they would have drag them. hundred of people dragging rocks. there would be people putting oil on the ground in front of where they would drag it oat got stuff there. then they devised a series of pulleys and ramps to pull the rock up. >> any alien evidence, tony. according to him, some some of the pyramids, there was a plaque that says built by aliens. just kid jog you want to blow your mind. the fact that they were built simply in places like evening magazine incidentened asia and mexico at the same time when this was no way to know what was happening in other parts of world. >> aliens. don't think this was eatsy. some of these, it took up to 25 years to build. so there you go. >> about the same amount of time as the capital visitor center, right? >> that's right. isn't that odd. thank you. if you have a question you want answered -- classic rock. >> one of the worst songs. >> did you call this classic rock? >> no. >> this is just older. >> send in your question. we'll try to answer it for you. you calls upload your video. we'll upload your question. you know what to do. >> we just want the music to stop. >> let's check in with julie wright and find out what is happening out there in traffic. >> she got me when she said this is classic rock? >> it is not. >> it can't be. i couldn't believe it. there is no way. right, julie? >> no, i would not consider jefferson starship classic rock. >> me either,. >> phil mccartney. >> that is classic rock. >> chuck lennon, all of those guys. >> all right. let's say hell tote crew in sky fox. continuing eastbound on 66, your lanes are open as you work your way from fair oaks to the capital beltway. we'll take you back inside. lanes are open. no incidents to report as you work your way in from fair oaks headed towards 123. there is a brief delay at the beltway. here we are live outer loop as you work your way past colesville road headed around towards georgia avenue. no incidents, just volume delays. but 95 and 295 both in good shape coming in out of laurel. here is the outer loop already starting to slow. just past route one, we have accident activity reported along the left side of the highway. also in southeast wash, coming inbound as you work your way over frardz mlk, jr., we have a stalled car. holly is going international today. >> she is celebrating the culture of chile here in d.c. folklore, dancing and cuisine. all things can you find at a festival. we'll check in with holly for a preview of the event all morning long. stay with us. i'm drinkin' dunkin'. i'm drinkin' a dunkin' latte. i can't think without my dunkin' iced latte. it's a real latte. i love it. i run on dunkin'. get a premium latte without a premium price. america runs on dunkin' coffee. good morning, everybody. i'm holly morris. happy friday. i know now you're probably thinking thanksgiving and how you're going to celebrate next thursday. i have something else i want you to celebrate prior to next week. it's rakisuam. this is a festival that's all about the indigenous people of chile. so what better place to have it? they have three different areas. they have set up this wonderful art bazaar because they talk about their curl and teach about it through the handiwork they do. we're going to find out about the skills they have, the products they make. they're going to do food and wine as well, and even, sarah, the chilean ambassador is going to come out this morning. this is a party they want everyone to attend. i plan on doing a little shopping, but that's me. >> thanks, holly. time to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day. lori and her husband richard are celebrating their 21st wedding anniversary. congratulations to you both. if you want to be monday's fan of the day, find us on facebook by searching for fox 5 morning news and post a comment under lori's photo. now over to allison who is joining steve. good morning. good morning. talking about crime on campus. >> police at the university of maryland searching for suspects after an armed robbery inside a dorm. another huge sports story, syracuse university dealing with accusations of child sex abuse now. an assistant basketball coach facing molestation allegations. >> reporter: newt gingrich is flying high now, but can it last? i'm doug luzader and we'll have the latest. wisconsin avenue, on this friday morning. it's november 18th, 2011. we're glad you're along with us this morning. good morning, i'm steve chenevey. >> i'm alison seymour. good news, it's friday. bad news, it's 35 degrees. >> it is