>> denniss dorsey's gamic is dennis dorsey. >> we have 4,000 guaranteed trade-ins! >>tom, i can't get that. >> reporter: for the past to months, dorsey, who owns two car dealerships has been scream and wildly gesturing at the cameras to sell his cars and so loud that some television stations, like ours have refused to carry his ads. he doesn't care. he is shooting his latest ad. >> 4,000 guaranteed trade-ins! >> reporter: take after take, they did it until they got it perfect, until the actor almost collapsed from exhaustion. >> reporter: what do you think of this commercial? >> it's a job. no comments. >> reporter: between takes, dorsey and his crew viewedhir viewed their efforts. >> it's fine, but will my head be cut off? >> reporter: dorsey seems to be satirizing car hucksters of television days, but he says he is not trying to be anyone, but myself. >> gosh, i just got excited when the cameras started to roll. that is babesly what it is boils down to. >> reporter: do you normally talk that way? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: how do you normally talk? >> in a norma

jessup route 1 # 5 closed between dorsey run road because of an accident temporarily blocking all lanes in both directions. now back to you. >> >>> we all heard of hail mary in football. >> a lot of tight times it doesn't work. -- a lot of times it doesn't work. >> but this time, the hail mary worked and even caught the announcer off guard. >>> the new england patriots and the jets have joined the atlanta falcons as the first teams to win 7. >> the jets and falcons were lucky. quarterback tom brady led the pat to a 39-26 win over the steelers in pittsburgh. brady completed 30 out of 43. 350 yard, 3 scores. that was the worst loss since the nfc championship. steelers and ravens are tied again for the northeast. >> knocked down. >> oh. >> all right. i hear that all the time. there he is. the jacksonville jaguars scored the final point to beat houston 31-21. look at david throwing it up there and mike thomas thomas is the what they call the sweeper. and he just came in and collected it and scored the winning touchdown as the jags are now 5-4 on the year. and that play will work. every once

the guy's name name is marlin dorsey. his excuse is i took it upon myself to -- i am remorseful of my actions. he has been suspended without pay. they are now placing lawsuits. in mississippi, marlin dorsey whipping his players. tiger woods playing golf again. down under, tiger pretty good off the t. one of those deals only the results will indicate how much was taken out of his game by the one over -- over one year problem he had, settling his marriage and all the negative attention and now trying to get it back. four shots back that masters. before we go. we love this crazy video, so do the kids. travis does crazy stunts for red bull. now he is going to legitimize his driver, he is going to race for nascar, team owner and driver. so you will see him with the good old boys. first athlete to go from x games to nascar. what do you think? >> nascar drivers are athletes? [ laughter ] >> i apologize. again, the comments p

injury accident, hanover, dorsey road, new ridge road. police activity in reisterstown, route 140 and cockeys mill. megan and charlie, back to you. >>> a murder barricade and gunman on the loose. police spent the weekend trying to find out who's behind a correctional officer's death. sherrie johnson has more. >> reporter: a corrections officer was found murdered yesterday, now police are looking for a suspect. there was a three-hour barricade yesterday as they tried to figure out what exactly was going on, they found blood on a door. no one was found inside the apartment around 3:45 sunday morning. police found shawan jones dead from a single gunshot wound to the upper body in her friend's home in the 1700 block of ashwood street. police went to jones' home thinking a man was inside. >> everything was blocked off, they evacuated out building. >> now police tell us that jones knew her assailant they won't tell us how she knew her. >>> the boston globe is reporting a missing 16-year-old who used to live in the baltimore area was found dead

the shocking cell phone video shows dorsey hitting a player with a weight belt. the coach has admitted to paddling his players and using corporal punishment. dorsey has been suspended and facing charges. >>> the splendor arrived yesterday. when police arrived, police arrested cindy wimbledon. she is wanted for a warrant in las vegas. >>>-- a mysterious colonel allegedly turned in the 10 sleeper spies living in the united states. russia has made heros of those spies. some analysts say the assassination the plot is just a ploy. >>> controversial cocktail, a heartbroken family blames their daughter's drunk driving death on four loko. now state leaders want it pulled from store shelves. >> reporter: this vibrant promising young woman died in a terrifying crash on maryland's eastern shore. those with spurry say she was out of control. the impact threw her body 90 feet as her mother watched. heartbroken friends and family blame it on a cheap and potent mix of alcohol and caffeine called four loko. one can is the equivalent of five caffeinated sodas and four to five can

in the second quarter, it was the same combination during dorsey to thomas. this play covers 34 yards. the indians are rolling. in the third quarter, here comes here for. -- here comes hereford. that good feeling for the bulls did not last long. look at this. he leaves over a defender. are you kidding me? a tremendous 27-yard touchdown. the indians are not done yet. franklin gets the revenge in a big way. they win 37-14. old mill is holding broad net. brian already has one touchdown and is looking for more. brian randolph is shaking and baking 55 yards into the end zone. he is going deep. darnell sullivan did set off and makes the spectacular grab. he is up to the races. this touchdown cut it to 14-10. he knows a good thing when he sees it. guess who? solomon does it again. another touchdown. the extra point was no good. this first down ices it for broad neck. the defendaning champs go down. sometimes bad calls are part of the game. but taking the high road is not the road that travel very often. on a third and 10, dinkins clearly does not have control of the

first quarter, joey dorsey hits thomas. franklin jumps to a 14-0 lead. second quarter, same combination, dorsey to thomas. this play covers 34 yards. the indians are rolling. yet 20-0. deep to taylor. a 33-yard touchdown. issah pumped. that good feeling didn't last long. look at the outside. he leaps over a defender. are you kidding me? a 27 yard touchdown. the indians weren't done yet. dorsey to the air. they beat them 47-14. indians moving on. >> the defending 4-a championships. fast-forward to the third. brian randolph on the return. one touchdown and looking for more. brian randolph shaking and baking. 55 yards to the end zone. old mill a 14-3 lead. trey rolling out. he's going deep. darnell solomon. he tips it up, makes the grab, and he's off to the races. this would cut the lead 14-10. trey knows a good thing. he airs it out to -- guess who? the 6' 4" "solomon does it again. he calls his own number. did they get it? it is a first down. that does it. the defending champs go down. wins the final score 16-14. college basketball. btball. basketball. ho

here's the statement from coach dorsey. he says, quote, i took it upon myself to save these young men from the direction of self and who society has accepted and become silent to the issues our students are facing on a daily basis. i am deeply remorseful of my actions to help our students. do you accept his apology? >> i do. but at the same time, saving our boys by whipping them is not saving them. and i said to my own self, to my son, we have an honor roll student. he's not out doing bad things. so, saving him from that, we didn't need that. >> one of the other parents, gary lugg, said he made them go to study hall. made them do their homework. it's been all positive. he made a huge mistake. but he's human. can you buy any of that? do you understand that side? >> i do. but at the same time, i go back to my own personal family. our son is not a thug. is not somewhere out stealing or doing bad things. so, he's an honor student. and to buy into that is kind of an excuse to me. >> ms. roth. i know you filed the lawsuit. how ma

and northbound 97 at dorsey road a vehicle fire blocks the left shoulder. now back to you. >> all right. thanks. >>> it's 6:01. we learned yesterday the wolf is always at the door hoving and puffing trying to blow the house down. we will go to dutch village apartments on fleetwood by the mount pleasant golf course a mile away from the extreme makeover home. abc2 news sherrie johnson is there live with overnight developments. tell us. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. we are here at friend shp academy of engineering and technology in northeast baltimore where many people spent the night here. we are talking about the folks of dutch village apartments and town homes. head to stay here and didn't get a chance to sleep in their beds because the homes were damaged by the heavy winds that hit the area yesterday. about 170 people were brought here by the city or they found their way to the mount pleasant ice arena. they certainly didn't expect to be spending their day at the ice skating rink. but it appears they handled it as well as could be expected. they

jessup and route 175 remains closed between dorsey run road and oceana avenue. that's because of a serious crash. drivers are detoured onto route 1 and patuxent road as alternates. now back to you. >> all right, thanks. >>> two minutes after six right now, we start this morning with welcome news to a family in baltimore city. an 8-year-old boy who was missing since saturday was found safe. darrell brown was reported missing in the afternoon and he was found last night and is doing fine this morning. ann's rundle county police are searching for three other men who played part in a role in a murder of a 20-year-old man inside a pizza restaurant. officers say they have arrested 17-year-old vincent bunner accused of shooting and killing misael floor hose was visiting a 17-year-old that worked at the restaurant when the robbery happened on baltimore annapolis boulevard on friday night around nine. it was the 17-year-old girl's first day on job as she stood at the front of the store. flores worked across the street washing cairns cars. two of the four men had gunsch t

accident in hanover, dorsey road and new ridge road this morning, reports of debris in the roadway on 97, southbound, benfield boulevard. megan and charley, back to you. >> reporter: a correction's officer is murdered. now police are searching for a suspect. i'm sherrie johnson, coming up, the latest on the investigation. is >>> time now is 5:43. good morning, queen ann's county is on a 90-minute delay as far as school delays today. also, no kindergarten, due to the fog. queen ann's schools, 90 minute delay, no kindergarten, now back to your news. >>> a gunman killed a maryland correctional officer. sherrie johnson is live with more. >> reporter: police are searching for a person of interest found dead yesterday. this all started with a three-hour barricade on sunday at the home of 28-year-old shawan jones. police approached the neighborhd blood on the door. jones was found murdered inside her friend's home. police say she was killed by a single gunshot wound to the upper body shortly after 3:00 sunday morning. >> when homicide detectives came to the location, they saw blood on the do

marlin dorsey faces a federal lawsuit and has been suspended. he's accused of beating the players with a five to 10-pound weight belt. the parents say the coach whipped one of the boys daily and told team members if they complained to anyone they would forfeit the opportunity to play basketball. >> it's not his job to save our children they don't need saving not in that way. they need him to teach them the game of basketball. >> this is what we would call coach brutality. a police officer who would hit someone like this would be terminated from his job or accused of violating a person's civil rights. >> school district banned corporal punishment in the early 1990s and said in statement a statement it cannot discussion personnel matters. >>> some plastic bracelet are getting a lot of attention in one school district that's because they read i love boobies. students were wearing them in support of popular breast cancer awareness campaign. the school has banned the bracelet. 16-year-old election he mitchell was wearing her bracelet every day until

. >>> good morning, we have a crash that shuts down route 175 at dorsey road. you want to use route 1 as the alternate route. as far as 95 scooting through the area, let's take a live look traveling at route 100 and you can see that is moving up to speed, a bit foggy and the northbound and southbound lanes and 95 looks good through whitemarsh, all way down toward the beltway, 4 minutes bief 55 s per hour. and 54 miles per hour, and all the way up toward the 83. nothing to get in the way from 795 toward 95, a calm, 12-minut3 clip, 54 miles per hour there. that's a look at morning travels. patrice, back to you. >>> 5:02 on fox 45 early edition. dozens of tow truck drivers outraged over the murder of one of their co-workers are demanding answers. they believe someone out there knows something about the muuder of 23 years old andy joys. megan gilliland is live inú baltimore where joys was killed. >> reporter: we are live along mosher street this is the same block where andy waa shot to death on the job two weeks ago. the motive in this murder still unclear. the ki

the six-second clip that shows the high school coach marlin dorsey apparently whipping a player with a heavyweightlifter's belt because the player didn't run a play the right way. now three basketball players are suing the coach and the school district. i'm joined by jason hubbard who is the father of one of the players. thanks very much for joining us. how are you this morning? >> i'm doing fine. >> to be clear that is not your son in the video but you say you did witness a similar incident involving your son? >> yes, i did. on october the 22nd was the first time i witnessed him whipping my son. >> what exactly happened? can you tell us how that all came about? >> well, i was in that particular practice and one of the boys ran a play where the ball went out of bounds. and after that happened, he called him over and spanked him three times with the belt. and it happened to my son in that same day where he did the same thing almost. and he whipped him as well. >> and what was your reaction when you saw that? >> i was outraged. i was rather angry. but the other side of me was calm beca

route 175 remains closed in both directions at dorsey run road. police are detouring traffic onto route 1 or onto patuxent range road. expect minor delays. not affecting the morning ride too much because it's pretty early and keep in mind, fog warnings remain in place at the bay, tideings and that's keeping speeds down and reducing your visibility. so take it easy. we have more of your news, weather and traffic when "good morning, maryland" returns after this. 3q lysol knows you work hard every day to help keep your family healthy, especially during cold and flu season. that's why we make lysol disinfectant spray. it is approved to kill more germs than any other brand, even h1n1. and it works on hard and soft surfaces to help keep your home healthy. lysol, the number one pediatrician recommended brand. >>> 5:55 right now. let's look at storeies making headlines. starting in ohio, the story is amaying. the search continues for her woman and son and family friend. police found the 13-year-old phil maynard bound and gaged many they were hoping they m

before assuming the position 10 years ago, she was a media lawyer for five years with the firm of dorsey and whitney. she was also a reporter herself, a reporter and editor at the st. paul pioneer press. in 1995 she was report -- she was awarded the piarist honor bestowed by a society of professional journalists. -- the highest honor bestowed by society of professional journalists. last on the road is ken wainstein, currently a partner -- he had a very long and successful career in government service, as you will see, he's going to i think bring to our discussion the government perspective on this. he served as a federal prosecutor, assistant u.s. attorney both in the southern district of new york and then in washington, d.c. in the interest of full disclosure, we have been friends since he served as a federal prosecutor. we served together as federal prosecutors in manhattan at the same time, so if you notice we are particularly disrespectful of one another, that is a disrespect board of deep respect and fondness and friendship. after he left the office, for those of us who served as th

an earlier vehicle fire at 97 northbound near dorsey road continues to block the left shoulder. it's not impacting traffic too much at this time. now back to you. >> thanks, kim. >>> in about an hour, people who live at the dutch village apartments will be able to return home to see what's left after the storm yesterday went through and caused so much disaster. sherrie johnson is live as people are starting to wake up. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, megan. we are live here at the friend shp academy of engineering and technology where many folks spent the night away from their bed. but we are talking about the people from dutch village apartments and town homes and they had to stay here because this is the temporary shelter because of heavy winds that damaged their homes yesterday. about 170 people stayed here or eventually found their way to the mount pleasant ice arena. many handled the difficult situation well keeping everything in perspectivech and while they waited -- perspective. and while they waited they talked about what they saw and heard when the storm woke t

charlie gasparino and joining this week from the economic policy institute our good friend christian dorsey. well to all of you. tracy, i'm going to start with you. do you think we should use unspent stimulus money to pay for the extension of unemployment benefits? >> that's the most logical thing i've heard to use this money for since we started this whole mess. 2346 billion dollars sitting there, waiting for -- 246 billion dollars sitting there waiting for some supposed shovel-ready projects. if you are gonna use money we have, do not continue to build on this deficiency. 246 billion waiting, take 12 .5 out and extend them. >> the money will come from the same place, stimulus, taxpayers in mother way. why not cut this deal? >> i would like the stimulus to be used to stimulate the economy. if you are going to use it in a keynesian way, spend it now, one of the problems with just spending for stimulus it never gets done on time or do it whatever, a tax cut. i will say this, i don't think the average guy should be paying for the failures of obama mick -- obamanomics. unemployment is really b

in mississippi is in some hot water this morning for whipping playersrs the video shows coach marlon dorsey whipping his players right in the gym. he has since apologized saying he did it to save the kids from what he calls self-destruction. a lawyer released the video after two families sued dorsey and his assistant, among others, for not protecting those kids. >>> also news out of mississippi this morning, a high schooler who was booted from his football team for doing something the pros did during the last month. corey shepherd was thrown off his team for wearing pink cleats. nfl players wore pink in october in support of breast cancer awareness. shepherd says he was just doing the same. his family is suing, not for money, but to have him simply put back on the team. >>> now here is a look at your weather. rain from seattle to portland. windy in the los angeles area. several inches of snow in the rockies and northern plains. afternoon showers in st. louis, chicago, kansas city, wichita, and omaha city. >> 50s from boston to baltimore. 77 in new orleans. still warm in the midwest. 71 in i

dorsey to the air again. franklin gets their rejeng in a big way a they beat -- indians are moferinge on. the defending 4-a state champs hosting broad neck in the regions semis. brian randolph on the return. brian randolph shaking and baking. 55 yards to the end zone. trey rolling out. he's going deep. solomon takes it and he's off to the races. this would cut the lead to 4 and 14-10. broadneck not done yet. he airs it out to -- the 6 fot 4 solomon. brunes up 16-4. -- bruins needing another yard to ice it. did he get it? they bring out the chains, and it is a first down. broadneck wins with a final score of 16-14. college basketball. loyola playing against the greyhounds. walker delivers the turn-around. drexel controlling the first half. thomas misses the jumper. drexel led by as many as 13 in the first half. the comeback comes up just short. the final 75-72. hope you have a great weekend! >> all right. john, we're in for a great weekend. >> that's right. be active and enjoy. it can't last forever. it does g

first quarter, joey dorsey hits ian thomas. 20-yard touchdown. second quarter, same taught -- same combination. display covers 34 yards. the indians are rolling. back comes harford. greg foltz, going deep to isi taylor. a 33-yard touchdown. the good feeling did not last long. let this run, to the outside, and watch this -- he leaps over a defender. are you kidding me? the indians were not done. the boss of brown, franklin gets their revenge in a big way -- in a big way. the region semifinals. brian randolph on the return. shaking and baking -- 55yards yards to the end zone. rolling out, going deep, and watch this? -- watch this -- he makes the grant. he is off to the races. this cuts the lead 14-10. he cares about. he doesn't again. another touchdown. the bruins go up. he needs and -- a yard to i said, and it is a first down. -- to ice at it. and it is a first down. 16-14. college basketball, shane walker backs down carol mccoy. the turnaround. derrick thomas misses of the jumper. the put back. drexel led by as many as 18. in the second half, the

we have a stabled vehicle at dorsey road and that's between york and coalette. we're seeing dallies on 95 in the southbound lanes an speed sensors showing 48 miles per hour and that's a three minute set back between the beltway and 895. there's the speed sensors all around the beltway. and the average speed is 43 miles per hour. that's a 14 minute drive time and if you're heading through the tunnel on 95. you're looking good. taking a live look in and out of the tunnel there. there's a look at the delay and on the right on the outer lupe. and toyota, buy right the first time and you'll save more in the long run. >> back to you, don. >>> still at the top of the news, and today, a part of north east baltimore -- this looks like a set from a disaster movie. >> hundreds still aren't able to come back to their homes. good morning, once again, andrea. >>> good morning, don. a lot of the debris has been cleaned up, but there are still remnants of the damage from yesterday. there's a lot of work yet to be done. >> roofs were ripped off of homes. >> it felt like the end

i've become friends with one of the engineers working at this other project, jack dorsey. we took a chance to build a prototype named twitter. most people thought it was stupid but we loved it. >> how did you get the name? >> it was very mobile centric. the idea was something that would vibrate in your pocket. a sense of urgency. so we came up with jitter and twitch and in the that sor rouses it was twitter. i recognized it as a real word that references nature. the birds twitter in the trees. and i think most of the technology is just, in many cases, these large systems like twitter are just mimicking natural systems. i was so passionate about it. >> did you notice that my questions are 140 characters or lesses? your answers are much longer. >> yes. i prefer longer format in the talking world. >> when we tweet, it's got to be 140 characters or less. >> or less. >> here's another question in 140 characters or less. what do you think twitter's biggest impact has been? >> well, i mean, from my perspective, i think that twitter's biggest impact is that it doesn't matter how s

so we love the dorsey museum. we heard it was here today so this is why we're here. >> reporter: sounds awfully hifaluting. >> it's better than shopping. >> reporter: this san francisco bar pilot? >> is your everything at ocean beach in beautiful conditions. offshore winds, small fun waivers and i guess all the rest of the people are shopping because there's nobody in the water. >> reporter: and very few people in golden gate park. these folks came from fairfield and victorville but not for the shopping. >> crazy, busy. i can find the deals later. >> reporter: while shoppers may wonder if they are getting a better deal than online or later in the season or if fighting crowds is worth the effort, karen is walking in the sand her mind at ease. >> i hate shopping. >> reporter: so what are you doing instead? >> walking off my meal, of course. >> reporter: what these folks saved on black friday was some time for themselves. >> i am not buying anything today, too crazy out there. >> reporter: instead you're doing what?

late in the 1st quarter friendly quarterback davon doris i gets the hot passing -- dorsey gets the hot passing game going leading to a two- point conversion. friendly takes an 8-7 leads. this touchdown run makes it 22- 8 hurricanes. they would lead 39-16 at the half. 3rd quarter, the hurricanes keep blowing past the patriots. the direct snap to gabe stuart. he gets some blocks. he's off to the races making it 45-16. hunting town would add another score. devon take fletcher, 62-50 your final. >> defensively i i thought we played pretty well. we gave up the two scores in 1st half but those things will happen when you play against a good offensive team, which friendly is. did we punt tonight? didn't punt tonight. >> it's been a long game for keep an eye out on our website, www.myfoxdc.com, for next week's game. >>> well, it seemed innocent enough just a few hours a week of playing video games, but this man says it turned into an addiction so bad it nearly ruined his life. >>> and on the news edge a metro escalator problem with a twist. you have to hear what one man found after climbing ne

. >> and he learned how to breathe from tommy dorsey too. then four years later i get a call from him, the first time i was ever called q. he was in hawaii. he goes q, i just heard the arrangement on howard as-- walz. he said did you it for four. that is the way i want to do it would you consider doing an album with basie and i. i said man, is the pope a catholic. i was over there so fast in hawaii. and i worked with him. >> rose: sinatra, bassie, jones. >> and he left me this, this is a ring, family crest from sicily. >> is that right, is it opinions and i never take it off. because he was the best friend you could ever have. >> rose: tina gave that to you. >> there was no gray in him. he either loved you or would roll over you in a mack truck in reverse. nothinging in between. he was the best friend you could ever ask for. >> rose: and you keep rolling. >> i feel like i'm just flying ringz don't stop. thank you very much. >> thank you. great to see you, charlie. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at

another one at dorsey road. busy intersection there. if you are traveling in bel air along belair road, watch for run accident. 17 minutes on the outer loop west side. 10-minute ride from 795 to the 83's. we have an accident on 54th and eastern. that has caused delays throughout the morning. we will show you what is going on at liberty. once i delays not to bet towards edmondson. -- syed delay is not too bad towards edmondson. >> we obviously have a little bit of low clouds and fog and drizzle. that should be improving as we head into the afternoon. for now still a lot of fog and drizzle. as we headed to the afternoon, expect a mixture of clouds and sunshine. cut peppers in the upper 50's and low 60s. -- high temperatures in the upper 50's and low 60s. chance for rain showers in the afternoon. rain comes back on thanksgiving. then it gets chilly as we headed to the weekend. >> we will have another update at 8:55. >>> 8:30 now on this monday morning, the 22nd of november, 2010. rockefeller plaza is packed this morning. bruno mars and thi

and you're looking at an accident in jessup at dorsey road. and there's one involving a motorcycle at reisterstown and the beltway. meantime, as far as delays going ate osama bin laden, still slow and there's a look at your drive times and traffic. and there's a 17 minute drive time and that's on the westside and that's a little bit of fog and blaze there. and this brought to you by maryland highway safety. the area police are arresting impaired drivers. back to you. >>> in the news, a local correction's officer has been murdered and the search for her killer set up a stand off. andrea fujii has details. >>> the officer knew her killer. s.w.a.t. teams surrounded the correctional officer after there was blood on her door. she was shot to death inside a friend's house. and the police went on to her apartment in north baltimore searching for answers and the police say that the suspect is not an inmate. she lived with her boyfriend and 3-year-old daughter. it's not clear if her boyfriend is the one that the police are seeking. >>> the maryland att

so i paired with a one of the engineers in a different project jack dorsey and we built up the prototype of twitter, and most people thought it was stupid, but we loved it. that is how it was born. >> how did you get the name? >> well, a couple of us at the time and it was mobile centric, and that is the idea that it would vibrate in the pocket and have a sense of urgency, so we came up with jitter and twitch, and near twitch in the thesaurus was twitter. i loved it, because i recognized it as a real world of twitter of nature and real birds twittering in the trees, so most of technology is really just in many cases these large systems like twitter are just mimicking natural systems, so i was so passionate about it, they said, twitter, okay, to shut me up. >> you know it is 140 characters or less, but you give longer answers? >> yes, in the twitter it has to be 140 characters or less. >> yes, in interviews i prefer longer answers. >> and what has the impact of twitter? >> well, from my perspective, twitter shows us that it does not matter how sophisticated the algorithms or machines get

now the basketball coach, marlon dorsey, has been on leave from the school since october. he did release this statement. i will read to you part of it. it says, "i took it upon myself to save these young men from the destruction of self and what society has accepted and become silent to the issues our students are facing on a daily basis. i am deeply remorseful of my actions to help our students." the lawyer, lisa ross, filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of three players. >> we believe it's illegal and it was unlawful for the coach to hit these students. in this particular case, the student also engaged in no misconduct. they had done absolutely nothing wrong except run a basketball play incorrectly. and we believe that it is unlawful for any teacher to hit a student merely because this -- the student ran a play wrong. >> practice for the murrah high school basketball team on hold right now until school officials decide whether or not they are going to keep the coach. >>> it is very bittersweet. i mean, it is such a huge honor. it is a great thing, but it is a great thing t

before assuming the position 10 years ago, she was a media lawyer for five years with the firm of dorsey and whitney. she was also a reporter herself, a reporter and editor at the st. paul pioneer press. in 1995 she was report -- she was awarded the piarist honor bestowed by a society of professional journalists. -- the highest honor bestowed by society of professional journalists. last on the road is ken wainstein, currently a partner -- he had a very long and successful career in government service, as you will see, he's going to i think bring to our discussion the government perspective on this. he served as a federal prosecutor, assistant u.s. attorney both in the southern district of new york and then in washington, d.c. in the interest of full disclosure, we have been friends since he served as a federal prosecutor. we served together as federal prosecutors in manhattan at the same time, so if you notice we are particularly disrespectful of one another, that is a disrespect board of deep respect and fondness and friendship. after he left the office, for those of us who served as th

before assuming that position ten years ago, he was a media lawyer for five years with the firm of dorsey and whitney. she was also a reporter herself, reporter and editor at the "st. paul pioneer press." in 1995 she was awarded the well s memorial key, the highest honor destowed on a professional journalist. then last on our row is ken wainstein. ken is currently a partner in the law firm of o'melveny and myers. he had a very long -- or had a very long successful career in public service. he's going to, i think, bring to our discussion the government perspective on this. he served as a federal prosecutor and assistant u.s. attorney both in the southern district of new york and washington, d.c., in the interest of full disclosure, we have been friends since we served together in federal prosecutors in manhattan at the same time. if you notice that we are particularly disrespect of one another, that's a disrespect born of keep respect and fondness and friendship. after he left the office, the office for those of you who served as the u.s. attorney office in the southern district of new yor

i know one topic that dorsey is so passionate about is not only rely on student reports, because that may not be sensitive to the kind of changes that we're seeing, but also doing observation on data collection, pure nominations it as a heard a little bit about, philip. on staff reports, students behaviors. so having a more comprehensive assessment system within those trials to be able to detect and a sensitive way the changes that might be occurring. >> if there is a third thing, not necessarily in order of priority, as the secretary duncan had mentioned this, it teachers classrooms management ability. by teachers, i mean teachers broadly. you know, folks are running extra curricula activities, coaches, school psychologist. anyone who is involved with kids. but let's just take teachers. as a way to simplify. you know, we all know that some teachers, teaching a class, even apart from the content, it's about establishing a dynamic that it's about establishing a social atmosphere, and not letting that get out of control. so when you have teachers can second grade teachers, who breakdown