we begin with breaking news out of the white house where a man jumped the fence tonight and raced across the white house lawn moments after the president and his kids boarded marine one helicopter on their way to camp david. that man scaled the fence on pennsylvania avenue, raced across the north lawn. this happened before the officers could put the grab on him. the secret service ordered a partial evacuation of the white house including the news media in the west wing. they also evacuated folks across the street from lafayette park, no reports of injuries and at this point the suspect s name has not been released. also tonight surveillance cameras capture a man police are calling a person of something in the case of the missing uva student. good evening. i m derek mcginty. i m jan jeffcoat. it was a week ago tonight hannah graham disappeared after a night of drinking in charlottesville and late this afternoon police announced they believe she went to a bar with a man see
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Princeton Charter School students celebrate their 2021 New Jersey Science Bowl win.
Students from Princeton Charter School and West Windsor-Plainsboro High School tested their knowledge and skills at the U.S. Department of Energy’s New Jersey Science Bowl online competition last month and both won first place in their divisions in the regional competition, advancing to the nationals.
The Princeton Charter School’s middle school team, coached by Laura Celik and Suzanne Ritter, will go to the National Science Bowl for the fourth time in a row after defeating William Annin Middle School in Basking Ridge, which took second place. Highland Park Middle School took third place in the competition, and the Noor-ul-Iman middle school team in South Brunswick received the Spirit Prize for displaying the best team spirit and sportsmanship.
Princeton, West Windsor students advance to National Science Bowl
Princeton, West Windsor students advance to National Science Bowl
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The second place William Annin Middle School team with Coach Rich Hartman. SCREENSHOT PROVIDED BY ELLE STARKMAN/PPPL OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS
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The West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South team, which came in second, with Coach Karel Marshall, top left. SCREENSHOT PROVIDED BY ELLE STARKMAN/PPPL OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS
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Assemblyman Andrew Zwicker, far right, head of Communications and Public Outreach for PPPL, at the start of the middle school competition. SCREENSHOT PROVIDED BY ELLE STARKMAN/PPPL OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS
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The Princeton Charter School Middle School team, winners of the New Jersey Regional contest for the fourth year in a row, with Coach Laura Celik, top left, and Coach Suzanne Ritter, top right. SCREENSHOT PROVIDED BY ELLE STARKMAN/PPPL OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS