carolina's sterilization program. >> suarez: some of those people had tried to sue north carolina over the years and were not successful. is this meant to be the end of it? or if someone figures 50 grand is simply not enough for them and they want to continue, can they? >> you know, that would be a question for a lot of the legal experts throughout the nation. two victims did sue the state of north carolina in the early 1970s when a lot of human experimentation was coming to light such as the tuskegee experimentation in alabama. but that's really a question for the legal experts but the hope in north carolina is that compensation will help to provide some closure. we understand that for many victims there's nothing that will ever completely heal them. they will need a support system for the rest of their lives. but the state of north carolina feels that compensation will go beyond just a verbal apology. >> suarez: beyond the apology and beyond the payment, has this case reopened a conversation in north carolina about the conditions that allowed this kind of thing to happen? >> you know

carolina's sterilization program. >> suarez: some of those people had tried to sue north carolina over the years and were not successful. is this meant to be the end of it? or if someone figures 50 grand is simply not enough for them and they want to continue, can they? >> you know, that would be a question for a lot of the legal experts throughout the nation. two victims did sue the state of north carolina in the early 1970s when a lot of human experimentation was coming to light such as the tuskegee experimentation and alabama. but that's really a question for the legal experts but the hope in north carolina is that compensation will help to provide some closure. we understand that for many victims there's nothing that will ever completely heal them. they will need a support system for the rest of their lives. but the state of north carolina feels that compensation will go beyond just a verbal apology. >> suarez: beyond the apology and beyond the payment, has this case reopened a conversation in north carolina about the conditions that allowed this kind of thing to happen? >> you kno

breaking news from north carolina. a tornado cuts through the western area of that state last night. three people were injured and dozens of homes and buildings damaged thus far. this new video into the newsroom overnight. let's get right to meteorologist justin berk with a check of our weather because as you forecast yesterday storms throughout much of the region. >> we got the storms in the south, we're getting residual rainfall pushing our way and still have big changes over the next 24 hours. our rain will end this morning, it will be windy and warm, then overnight tonight there will be a burst of rain to snow with the arctic boundary. there's a possibility that some of the region could get a quick inch before sunrise tomorrow as the freeze comes in here. normally we would be down to 24 and high of 41 degrees. it looks like it's anything but a real normal day. rainfall, light to moderate around the region but this band of heavy rain between baltimore and dc, especially down towards howard county and pushing across

the police were able to identify kevin ray of fort washington and track him to north carolina. after he's caught on tape using a stolen victim's credit card. >> and he resisted and was transported to a local jail there. >> and kevin ray is facing charges in all three home invasions and two sexual assaults. he'll be extra dutied to maryland in a few days. >>> -- extradited to maryland in a few days. >> d.c. detectives are looking for a killer after a shooting in southeast last night. >> and it happened after 11 in the 4600 block of benning road. the 19-year-old was shot several times and died at a hospital. there is a reward for whoever leads investigators to the killer and can you remain anonymous. >>> and plenty of visitors are in town visiting the now martin luther king jr. memorial for the holiday. >> and there is some rsy still part of it will be changed. here's more. >> reporter: on a brisk january day, there were crowds at new martin luther king jr. memorial in washington, d.c. the statue of the frame, a large part consists of quoting as from dr. king's writings, sermons,

. >> he was arrested in north carolina and is being brought back to the area by authorities tonight. we've got the latest on all of these cases. >> certainly there is relief that this man was caught, captured by montgomery county detectives as part of the u.s. marshals task force. he could appear in this jail by tonight. a sense of relief tonight in three suburban d.c. neighborhoods. >> its good that they got him. >> police say kevin ray of for washington, suspected of commendations, to involving sex assaults is now in custody in north carolina. >> it always feel safer knowing the cops have got him in custody and he's not working around anymore. >> authorities say numerous tips from the public help identify him and track his movements to kittyhawk, north carolina and the outer banks. >> i feel relieved. >> she is yards from where neighbors were tied up, the woman's sexual assault and the car stolen. the family has moved out. >> they vacated the house immediately that night when the girl came home from hospital. >> police believe the invasion for all crimes of opportunity. the safety

and that wasn't just in north carolina. a nationwide study showed that from 2005 to 2008, 40% of players continued playing despite having a concussion. and 16% were allowed to return to play the same day they had been knocked out cold. just ask dr. brock neisler how dangerous this is. >> if i take your shoulder back like this -- >> he's a sports medicine doctor who moved to greenville, soon after jaquan's death. >> adolescents take longer to heal from concussions than their college and pro counterparts. we know that something different is going on in their brains. >> you see, young brains are particularly vulnerable. neurons are growing faster, connections still being made. and while a death, like jaquan's, is rare, long-term damage from many concussions is not. >> when i was young, i had to play for this team. >> a.j. flores' big dream when he moved to greenville was to be jh rose' quarterback. jaquan was a close friend since middle school. >> when that happened to jaquan, did you ever consider quitting or stopping footbal

thoughts and prayers with those folks in western north carolina. and more weather news this morning. it is no more mr. nice guy for old man winter in your former hometown of chicago. the first big snowstorm of the season blanketed the windy city and much of the region after an unusually mild start to winter the last few weeks. at least three auto fatalities are now being blamed on that storm. hundreds of fwliets were canceled at chicago's two main airports. >> now, i contacted some of my friends back in chicago, said is it bad as everybody's saying? they said it's bad but it's supposed to snow. >> it's chicago in january, right? it's not suppose to be 80. >> here's a look at your earth. the snow is heading to the northeast today. another four to eight inches could fall on a big area from cleveland to syracuse. clear and partly cloudy in the south and sunny in denver. >> mid 40s in much of the northeast. and not much warmer actually in new orleans. 20s in the midwest. but minneapolis will only reach 13. that's even colder than fargo. seattle will hi

. >>> police in maryland look to extradite a home invasion suspect from north carolina. now a third local county is adding to the list of charges, facing the convicted sex offender. >> record tieing day, during day one of nfl divisional playoffs. >>> we will have those stories plus the man in the hat controversy, surrounding the capital show downs win first the blast of winter taking a live lookout side looks like the ma sonic temple, old town alexandria. hi gwen. >> hi melanie. just so viewers don't panic too much she is talking about the very cold conditions not taking about any snow, at all, in terms of what is going on out there. we've got plenty of sunshine that is what is going to stick around into the course of today. let's look where we hit temperatures yesterday. it was chilly temperatures 4 to 6 degrees below the seasonal average for the day, 39 national airport, 36 dulles, 38 degrees at bwi. it is a very chilly start to your day only 27 degrees this hour at national, humidity 46%, winds are not too bad from the northwest, 9 miles an hour but i do anticipate th

just south of raleigh is the north carolina correctional institution for women. sitting on 30 acres of land, it is home to over 1,100 inmates. >> the female offenders at this institution have committed all different kinds of crimes, from murder to burglary, larceny, driving under the influence. it could be fraud, identity theft. it's from any range of crimes that they may have committed. >> annie harvey has been warden of the facility since 2000. >> one of the things i think that is really important for people to really understand, this is a prison and it's a prison that houses the female offenders. in order for a person to get respect, you must give respect. so, our goal is to manage the female offender in such a way that she can maintain her human value but also understand that she has a responsibility to do her time because she committed the crime. >> i've been locked up about two months in a single cell. it's terrible. i can't stand it. >> this is the segregation unit. it houses murderers, drug dealers, thieves, all troublemakers. these women are locked in th

authorities in north carolina tell me that he did have a first appearance today. at that time, he waived extradition. that means he will be brought here to montgomery county to face some very serious charges. reporting live from bethesda, darcy spencer, news 4. aaron, back to you. >> darcy, thank you. >>> the man suspected of slashing the butts of nine women in fairfax county could soon be back in the u.s. he's in cust i can right now in his native peru. he was arrested yesterday at a shopping mall there. police say he ray tacked women who were shopping in fairfax county last year. d.c. police want to warn ewe as two criminals who dressed up as cop so they could rob a man. this happened this morning in d.c. they had a car with flashing lights and wore vest is -- that said police. they ordered him out of his car and demanded his money. 40 people are still missing after a cruise ship overturned in italy. we have the report tonight from italy. >> reporter: many of the passengers are now heading to the city of rome from which they will go back to their home countries

carolina -- towps in north carolina. the streets were filled with rubble overnight as residents and emergency responders viewed the remains. dozens of homes and buildings were damaged, some completely leveled, hundreds were left without power. >> i got a call, it was about 5:55, saying that my grandma got hit by a tornado. >> you can see part of the barn that came from that -- that came from the barn down there. >> trees down, power lines down. just in that swath. >> reporter: in denver snow was the problem. it fell at the worst possible time, in the middle of rush hour. the roads left drivers completely helpless. and frustrated. >> people are trying to get up this hill and can't make it. most of them have to turn around and after a while they just - >> reporter: today more wild weather. several states across the midwest are bracing for a major storm that is expected to bring the heaviest snowfall of the season. but the snow probably won't leave 20 feet on the ground like in cordova, alaska. a winter that arrived late fo

north carolina goes on a 19-0 run. and they win easily, 82-68. >>> tony bennett's 17th ranked virginia cavaliers taking on georgia tech. first half. evans beats the entire tech defense. take another look at this thing. evans not a big dude or big scorer but this is a nice move. puts virginia up 25-13. second half, virginia up by 19. the pass to mike scott who backs his man down. then a nice little fadeaway. textbook for scott. he's been their best player this season. he had 18. later in the second, atkins anticipates the pass. and finishes nicely. virginia runs all over georgia tech, 70-38 was the final. blowout city there. >>> eli manning will be just fine for the nfc championship game. eli back on the practice field after a stomach bug kept him out of practice yesterday. in baltimore, the ravens have put the joe flacco/ed reed controversy behind them with the two players jokingly exchanging words during practice today. this weekend going to be no laughing matter for the ravens' defense, though. it never is when you f

and they talked about lorado and virginia and north carolina. what is interesting with romney is he may take effect of something that is a little more like a bush carey map. we have no idea how close it is going to be in which the industrial midwest may actually ultimately be the thing that determines it. and it's just interesting to think about how obama and romney in this economy both have sometimes had trouble connecting to that working class reagan democrat vote. >> charlie f coy just jump in there for a moment. i think an interesting question is here that obama realizing that his economic numbers are not anything to boast about, is trying to portray himself as a person without people can relate to better in terms of looking after them in coming years. and th is why the attack on romney's wealth. it is an interesting question, i think, because historically rich bashing hasn't been very good for winning presidential elections. it's not a country where we resent the rich, we actually want to be rich and so on. but romney's background may be a

huge game in north carolina. maryland was riding a seven-game win streak into its acc opener against nc state. the terps winning streak against the wolfpack was even more impressive. winning nine in a row. but unfortunately tonight, in north carolina that came to an end. mark turgen coaching in his first acc game. a good one. from the start. first half. wolfpack up 20-15. cj leslie, denies. get that out of here. howard saves it. brings it up the other way. passes and the acc leading scorer. buries the three. game high 25 points. maryland down six at the break. second half, a three-point game. tries a turn around lay-up. misses. nc state, defensive rebound. terps fail to get back on d. and makes them pay. and mark turgen not happy. then after a made bucket. terps slow to get back. payner again. hoop, foul. during the ensuing time-out. check out turgen right here. throws his clipboard down in frustration. later, wolfpack pull away. the rebound. the put back. plus fouled. team high 20 points. 11 rebounds. nc state w

ray was captured in kitty hawk, north carolina saturday morning. he waived extradition and was brought back to montgomery county sometime sunday. according to online records, ray is a convicted sex offender who previously served time after pleading guilty to third-degree sex offense in 2005. police say he committed two home invasion robberies in wheaton and bethesda on tuesday and wednesday, tying up some of his victims and sexually assaulting a housekeeper. then on friday morning police say ray committed a third home invasion in temple hills and sexually assaulted the woman he robbed. police say ray used some of the victims' credit and debit cards. they used this surveillance photo from an atm. that led to tips that led to his arrest. hundreds of miles away on the outer banks. >> we released a photograph of the suspect that was taken when he was using one of the victims' credit cards. and after releasing that photo received numerous tips from the public. we gathered that information, and we were able to identify a suspect, and we followed him to n

so when he flew from north carolina, no one knew he was carrying it. the fbi said hoe was not carry -- he was not carrying anything to detonate the explosives. >>> a murder mystery is a mile away from where the royal family spends the holiday. vairs are looking for a killer who left a woman's body on the property. the body was found hours after the queen and prince philip went to church. >> i personally find it inconceivable that the body was dumped there while though were in resident. it would be the most crazy plays to hide a body. >> police believe the body had been there for quite some time but wouldn't say how long. they're not early stage of the -- in the early stage of the investigation. >>> we're learning more about the man responsible for setting 50 fires in the los angeles area. the man is a german man. authorities learned about harry burkhart. sources say that burkhart was present where his mother was arrested. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, the corporation is recalling about 3500 portable gas grills. the regular grill can like gas, which

half a dozen states have apologized by north carolina is moving towards compensating survivors. a panel recommended paying them $50,000 each. >> between 1929 and 1974, the north carolina board determined about 7600 men, women and children in cases were not fit to reproduce and ordered they be sterilized. >> the north carolina legislature must approve any payment. >> and by have developing news in the new hampshire primary. early returns coming in show mitt romney with a solid lead. >> returns from first three precincts showed former massachusetts governor with 38% of the vote followed by texas congressman ron paul with 23%. former utah governor jon huntsman with 16%. >> we're going to bring you updated information as soon as it's available at 5:00. >> and internationally now syria's president has given a speech since last june and vowed to crush those behind the country's 10-month-old uprising. in a speech he claimed a foreign conspiracy are behind the revolt and the united states estimates 5,000 he people have been killed in the protest autos a wave of bombing in iraq left 10 p

carolina and they've identified at least -- camp lejeune north carolina and they've i'ved at least two. secretary panetta has ordered a full investigation. >> it is absolutely inconsistent with american values, with the standards of behavior1+- that we expect from our military personnel. >> reporter: politicians and military officials are outraged by the images. four uniformed men, said to be marines urinating on three dead bodies, reportedly those of taliban fighters in afghanistan. with >> sadly, behavior like this often occurs. it is really very ab recent -- ab recent. >> reporter: in the video is real a national security expert says what the men did is illegal and against the code of military justice. there's more at play. the video could be used to train and inspire taliban and al-qaeda fighters. >> also the video has consequences that go on far beyond just this story. >> reporter: including interfering with fledgling peace talks between the u.s. and taliban -- taliban. washington has been considering releasing several taliban prisoners from guantanamo to pave the way. >> united s

carolina and they've identified at least -- camp lejeune north carolina and they've i'ved at least two. secretary panetta has ordered a full investigation. >> it is absolutely inconsistent with american values, with the standards of behavior1+- that we expect from our military personnel. >> reporter: politicians and military officials are outraged by the images. four uniformed men, said to be marines urinating on three dead bodies, reportedly those of taliban fighters in afghanistan. with >> sadly, behavior like this often occurs. it is really very ab recent -- ab recent. >> reporter: in the video is real a national security expert says what the men did is illegal and against the code of military justice. there's more at play. the video could be used to train and inspire taliban and al-qaeda fighters. >> also the video has consequences that go on far beyond just this story. >> reporter: including interfering with fledgling peace talks between the u.s. and taliban -- taliban. washington has been considering releasing several taliban prisoners from guantanamo to pave the way. >> united s

maryland defeats north carolina 78-72. brenda frese and company are 16 -0. >>> the nba record for most monthses to begin a season is 18 set by the -- losses to begin a season is 18 set by the nets a year ago. your washington wizards are almost there. tonight they had a chance at home to get off the slide with the t-wolves. early 1st quarter trevor booker to vesley, made one hoop we thought we'd show it to you, played nine minutes. later in the 1st half ricky rubio, derrick williams finishes. t-wolves led by 14 at the half. 2nd half wizards down 10, inbound to john wall. this is the weird thing with wall. you get great stuff like this. wall had 10 points, only shot three of 10, though. t-wolves had it going from long distance. derek william four of the team's -- williams for the team's 10 three. the good of wall, this is the bad of wall when he jumps in the air and makes a bad pass, too many turnovers. kevin love the other way, he had 20 points. wizards defeated by minnesota 93-72 and fall to 0-8. lindsay murphy with more o

i met with kevin, he's a researcher from the university of north carolina. he can measure the intensity of the hits. a moderate hit and see what happens. >> it's recorded up here at 23.6 gs of acceleration. >> he won a grant for his work on concussions in football. >> he's going to with stand an impact 157 gs. >> wow. it's similar to a car accident. >> right. the question is how many of those big impacts can a player with stand over the course of a season orca rear before there's damage? >> on average, high school players sustain more than 650 blows to the head every season. that worries him because their brains aren't as developed as adults. the tissue of that brain is elastic. think of a brain like an egg yolk. the fluids around it being the whites. >> it's about that joke moving within the shell or the skull in this case. >> a helmet is not designed to do that to the level that will prevent concussion. >> he sits on the nfl health and safety committee. today, he's showing me around the sports spectacular. it's a hands-on clinic devoted to teaching players

how did they get him in north carolina, do we know? >> reporter: we're told that detectives got all of these tips and after they released that first picture of him about some surveillance video and so they had a pretty good idea of who the suspect was, and they said that the detectives were able to link and follow him in some way. i asked the detectives if they followed this man down to north carolina. they won't release those details. >> okay, lindsey, thank you for that live report. >>> turning elsewhere, a massive search underway offer the coast of italy, where a luxury cruise ship ran aground with 4200 people aboard last night. three bodies have been recovered and 40 people still missing tonight. divers have been searching the submerged portion of the ship, but they have been pulled out of the water for the rest of the evening. there are reports that captain of the ship has been arrested. >> reporter: a luxury cruise liner is floating on its side off the coast of italy, as rescue crews search the water for victims. the ship started

officers found and arrested ray in north carolina over the weekend. >> both police departments understood the threat and also the terror that was causing the community and we worked around the clock to make sure that we could put an end to this, and we have. >> ray is no stranger to police. he served 18 years in prison for manslaughter and he is on the maryland sex offender registry. >>> more trouble for metro. a man is suing the transit agency after he was arrested for standing up for friend's violent arrest. delia gonsalves has the details. >> reporter: lawrence miller is suing metro saying his first amendment rights were violated back in may in an incident here right outside of the metro station. standing with his attorney, lawrence miller said he is fighting metroment back in may he witnessed his friend being thrown from his wheelchair and being slammed to the ground by two metro police officers. at the time metro said his friend was drunk, resisted arrest and fell out of his chair. miller said when he spoke up against the treatment, he was arrested for it. >> any time you stand up fo

a january tornado in north carolina you do not see that very often. that goes to show you just how strong that storm is. the good news, we've been on the cold side. so that storm will begin to move out by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. 47 degrees, the current temperature now. the temperature's actually rising. a look down to the south. 54 in fredericksburg. 50 in leplata. i think temperatures could go up a few more degrees tonight. that's where the surprise comes in. rain right now. you see the rain. there goes our storm. in behind this storm, normally this time of year, we see the cold weather right away. this will be warm air tomorrow. temperatures 20 degrees above average. then, here comes the frontal boundary on friday. look at 2:30 in the morning. this will most likely end as a period of snow to the north of the washington, d.c. area. i don't think it's going to amount to much but that's how cold the air is to give us a little bit of cold and windy conditions behind this storm coming up during the day friday. so very warm day tomorrow and

i met with kevin, a research esh from the university of north carolina. he can actually measure the intensity of those hits. >> so i'm going to give a moderate hit and see what happens. >> so it's recorded up here at 23.6 g's of acceleration. >> he recently won a mcarthur genius grant for his work on concussions in football. >> he is going to with stand an impact. 157 g's. >> wow. >> that's similar to a car accident. >> right. >> it becomes how many of those big impacts and the softer ones can a player with stand over a season or a career until there's cumulative damage. >> on average high school players sustain more than 650 blows to the head every season. >> go. good. >> that worries kevin because their brains aren't as developed as adults. the tissue of that brain is still very elastic. in fact, you can think of a brain like an egg yolk and the fluid around it being the whites. >> it's about that yolk moving within the shell or the skull in this case. >> a helmet really is not designed to do that to the level that will prevent concussion. >> he also si

i know that now you have an agreement with north carolina on a route, i think at south carolina, north carolina, west virginia, virginia rob, connecting the midwest with myrtle beach would bring a few more sunbathers from the midwest down here and be a very good thing for them. let me close by saying how much hereappreciate it being and talking to so many of you from the republican party, from the tea party. you all are the heart and soul of our effort. i have been in office 21 years. i have one of nine elections. does not matter how good we think we are, how many great ideas we have, if we do not have an army of people that believe in your cause and are willing to do the hard work of freedom, knocking on doors in making the phone calls and coming to the rallies, hanging up the literature on the doors, putting up the signs, you cannot win. this is the key to winning. in 2008, the president did a darn good job. we have to do a real good job in 2012 with having the energy and the enthusiasm on our side. i will close by saying this ithe greatest country on earth. but the highest gdp, the

carolina that has the highest child homicide rate in the state of north carolina. and so i'm very honor today participate in this opportunity, and i'm very eager to be able to bring to the table, hopefully, the words of children who havehe been victims from this o perspective. and i would like to thank attorney general holder for this opportunity. thank you. >> good morning. i'm delawarean tilton durfee, and i'm executive director of the los angeles county interagency coup sill on child i abuse and neglect. chair the national center on review, and i was the final and past chair of the united states advisory board on child abuse and neglect. i've been in the field of child abuse for about four decades the starting as a social worker and then an administrator. when i joined ican, it became clear that one agency cannot solve this problem and as we started with nine agencies, we a grew to 32, and each of those agencies actively participates in the work that we do in our 20 task forces and committees. and we have two big conferences, one that the attorney general has sp

the ladies are on the road in north carolina. maryland is number five. they have a very good team this year. great drive. 66-60, north carolina is up. maryland comes right back. 3.7 seconds left. look at that great drive. she is left-handed. that was beautiful. we go into overtime locked at 67. thomas again. she had 24 points. her free throw was not on the mark. no worries. rebound is good. maryland takes the lead. the ladies never looked back. they are now 16-0 of on the season. they went 78-72. >> unsettled weather next week. tomorrow looks all right. there may be a shower to the south. it will be dry on tuesday. there will be a big storm on wednesday and thursday. we will have colder weather next weekend. that is just in time for football. >> that is it for 11 news at 6:00. we will see you back here at 11:00. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> this is a wbal-tv editorial. >> it has been six decades since he lived in baltimore. he called the city home until his p

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marines from camp lejeune, north carolina, who returned from deployment last fall. but it's more than just these four. who held the camera? even snap shots of corpses are banned. it looks like a marine unit with poor discipline and leadership. >> there may be officers and ncos other than these here who are going to be held responsible. >> reporter: like the abu ghraib photos that turned many iraqis against america, the timing of the afghan video is terrible. u.s. forces and diplomats are stepping up efforts to cut a peace deal with moderate taliban. >> our role in this is to build confidence building measures. >> reporter: not to shoot videos that insult afghans. >> deplorable, reprehensible. and unacceptable. >> reporter: but the story today is on afghan newscasts. the taliban says it proves americans are wild and inhumane. afghan president hamid karzai called the video insane. a lot of folks think he is right. >> steve, do we know how the video came to light? >> reporter: if the marine corps knows, if internet investigators know they haven't made it public. you ca

i you know city folk not understanding north carolina like we're not going to tell you the value of us public hanging and you know what i was you know shape in mind and children and no way i'm sleepy horrific and you know i guess were missed the whole kidnapping epidemic of north carolina all right let's move on to mormonism hug it so much better use of the entertainer and several out there that are you know look i'm sorry that mitt romney is a mormon. mormonism is a cold and it would give credence to a cult to have a mormon candidate. all right so there have been a lot of questions as to whether his religion might affect his campaign but now check out this story that gawker is talking about today which is apparently mitt romney's militantly atheist father in law was posthumously converted to mormonism by his family despite the fact that when he was alive he regarded all religions as hogwash i was there when this is going to died and because we can now this is just sort of the tip of the iceberg if you want to get into like an unusual thing in mormonism because as everybody who has see

the first low passing into north carolina. these are going to march along the stationary boundary and continued to increase our chances for rain. dry. starting off the date dry. here's a look at the temperatures. seasonably chilly. 28 at the airport. 25 in gaithersburg. we're expecting temperatures to be close to normal this afternoon. we will not be able to warm up very much. 40 out in the western mountains. there is a chance for showers. most of it stays to the south. some could creep into baltimore. a better chance for rain into the later end of the week. that could be some heavy rain on wednesday night into thursday. temperatures move back into the 50's. it is not cold enough for snow. now looking for a major snowstorm as of yet. >> some controversy regarding a your book picture. students are allowed to choose their own picture to be published. one student is outraged because her photo was rejected saying it shows too much skin. is a dancer and believes the photo captures her true personality. students must wear tops in al

. >>> and a crime spree ends in north carolina. moments ago, another maryland county claiming he struck there as well. and how police track down a home invasion suspect. >>> good evening, i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm will thomas. >> welcome back 92. thank you. >> kevin ray of fort washington picked up in north carolina's outer banks after a nationwide manhunt. >> the convicted sex offender is in custody charged in two home invasion robberies in bethesda and wheaton. now, prince georges county. audrey barnes has the details of his capture. audrey. >> reporter: maureen, within hours after he allegedly sexually assaulted a housekeeper and tied up the home owner and her son, inside a house on barden road in bethesda, the police say the suspect was out using the victim's credit card. and it was that shopping spree that landed the sexual predator behind bars again. on january 10th, a woman in this townhouse complex was robbed at gun point as me is entered her garage. the man stole her wallet and car. the next day, the suspect struck again on