pilots to file flight plans went down. air traffic controller had to type in the data as millions of travelers were arriving in airports. in atlanta, some passengers were onboard. >> captain came on and said there's been a delay. >> reporter: the tracking of planes was never affected. the computer was fixed at 9:00 a.m. eastern, but delays rippled up the east coast to boston. >> i find out about this glitch so i turn on the airpo channel and i find out my flight was canceled. >> reporter: fliers in washington asked why? >> i would think in the ancient of technology they should have a backup system of some kind. >> reporter: the faa said technical and safety experts are discussing system correction, but it's the second failure in 15 months. >> this system has needed a redo for the last decade. >> reporter: former head of the safety board jim hall. >> and we are going to see repeated failures if we don't address this system. >> reporter: making matters worse today was bad weather. in the east and midwest. at least it's not thanksgiving week. >> this would have happened on the wednesday coming up, we would have had a lot of mad people only fly once a year. >> today we had a lot of mad people who could not fly. new york democratic senator charles schumer said our aviation system is in shambles. he and others want congress to come up with the funds to fix it a lot of people wanted money to fix that parcular computer system, put in the stimulus package. it wasn't put in. back to you. >> all right, steve handelsman reporting fr reagan national airport. thank you. authorities have made an arrest in theurder of a d.c. store owner. a woman who was killed during a robbery earlier this month. rafina hernandez was killed in her store on georgia avenue in northwest washington after she gave up the money. jackie benson is in northwest d.c. with more on this. >> reporter: since news of the arrest, and there are still a few details, has spread quickly here along georgia avenue, many people knew the victim, 51-year-old rufina hernandez. she was working in her liquor store the night of november 7th, a saturday, when two men came in and announced a robbery. investigators believe mrs. hernandez was complying with the orders to hand ove the money when for some unown reason one of the robbers shot her. this area has been the scene o several new business openings in the last year. the murder of mrs. hernandez who was very popular, and very well respected has caused great concern to other business owners. >> being the business owner directly next to her, it was an issue for me with my clients and wondering if they would continue to patronize me. it was an issue, but i'm relieved that they found someone. hopefully it's the person. >> reporter: and we are told city officials planned a press conference here at the scene at 7:30 to give us additional details. back to you. >> jackie benson, thank you. feds made a major move today to take down what they describe as a notorious gang in maryland known as "the latin kings." a series of raids led to the arrest of 19 members on a variety of racketeering charges. one was at the home of 27-year-old roddy paradas jr. according to the indictment he was involved in a plan to murder a security guard, rob a prostitute and hunt down members of arrival gang. >> it was scary seeing that. they were just screaming, put your hands up in the air. >> reporter: and they took your brother away? >> they come in and took my son this morning about 5:30 a.m. so they come here, the cops and the atf and they come with about 15 guys. >> the family believes he is innocent. if convicted he and the other alleged gang members could face life in prison. some rain out there today. more coming? >> we have more. some leftover fog and drizzle. weather front coming through later tonight will clear this out. still moderate showers you could see up around hagerstown, frederick county and right around washington. visibilities have improved a bit. look at dulles. 1 1/2 miles improving visibility, annapolis only down 1/2 mile. that low-level moisture and the fog we have around. leftover low clouds and pockets of drizzle, as you can see. with that weather and some of the other problems this morning, there are significant delays into philadelphia, as you can see. new york city and out at washington dulles, also 23-minute delays. primarily the weather and fog. temperatures right now into the low 60s. that's our high temperature. big change tomorrow. i'll join you in a few minutes. >> thank you, bob. the latest on the investigations into the ft. hood shootings. there were developments today at the pentagon and on capitol hill. today the first congressional hearing into the shooting got under way. one focus was the senate homeland security committee, whether warning signs about the suspected gunmen army major nidal hasan were ignored. he is charged with 13 counts of murder. military prosecutors say he opened fire on unarmed soldiers and civilians at ft. hood november 5th. today a counterterrorism expert who served under president george w. bush testified sensitivity to law-abiding muslims may have hinders investigators. >> there might have been some self-censoring, if you will f them to pursue a senior uniform military member, a doctor who was muslim. >> major hasan was shot during the incident and remains in a military hospital. in a separate development today, defense secretary robert gates announced leaders of a broad pentagon review into the shooting. former army secretary west and former navy chief vern clark will be in charge. gates says the 45-day review will look into gaps how the military identifies service members who might be a threat to others. it will also look at personnel and medical programs, and how well u.s. bases are able to respond to mass casualty incidents. president obama has just returned back to washington. he spent the last eight days on his first official tour to asia. that trip took the president to japan, singare and china. his last stop was in seoul, korea. there the president and south korean president showed unity in their approach of disarping north korea. president obama issued a warning about iran's latest rejection of international records to halt its nuclear program. the president is threateni new sanctions. >> our expectation is that over the next several weeks, we will be developing a package of potential steps we could take that will indicate our seriousness to iran. >> the president ended his trip the way it began with a quick visit to american troops in alaska. as he left asia, white house aides appear to be on the defense about whether the trip was a success. senior advisor david axelrod said in his words, we did not come halfway across the world for ticker tape parades. he added the trip was geared toward laying a foundation for progress. an ambitious promise from afghan president hamid karzai during his inauguration. he was sworn in today for his second five-year term. kaai pledged to fight corruption and take control of his country's security before his term ends. karzai's goals will not be easy to achieve. he faces doubts over the legitimacy of his presidency after a tainted election, and increasingly deadly attacks by the taliban. more mixed messages today regarding the new mammogram guidelines issued earlier this week. they state most women under the age of 50 don't need mammograms. three days after that news came out many women are wondering if they will save them lives or cause needless worry. tracie potts has our report. >> reporter: medicare and medicaid will still pay for mammograms even though a government advisory panel says they are unnecessary for women under 40. >> they make recommendations they don't make policy. what i wanted to clarify is that we don't intend to change any coverage. >> reporter: private insurers say they'll also pay. >> the decision to sta earlier should be individual made between the doctor and patients. what this guideline is saying talk to your doctor about this test. >> reporter: doctors' phones started ringing off the hook after guidelines came out monday. some women canceled appointments. >> i think it's a big mistake. >> reporter: doctors who push prevention for years are telling patients to ignore the panel's advice. >> we have multiple approaches to diagnosing early curable breast cancer and they come out against it. it's not comprehensible to me. >> reporter: paula had a mammogram every year since finding a lump when she was 21. >> i wouldn't have made it with 50. i wouldn't have known. >> reporter: some breast cancer advocates are siding with the task force saying the science shows starting mammograms at age 40 has no impact on death rates. >> the one trial that looked at specifically at women between 40 and 49 found no statistical difference. >> reporter: is there a huge difference how this new advice is being headed. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. the latest information from the centers for disease control shows six in ten women in their 40s had a mammogram in the last two years. coming up, the wife of a u.s. senator has been arrested and accused of drunk driving and hit-and-run in fairfax county. among county school teacher robbed a pharmacy and bank. they say he was looking for prescription drugs. health experts launched a new campaign to help travelers avoid the swine flu. >> hundreds of students poured into the streets to protest a 32% tuition hike. >> we have a final decision on clinton portis. if you are wondering how antawn jamison is feeling, he is feeling well. plus, george mason has villanova on the ropes. two astronauts from the space shuttle "atlantis" completed their first space walk of the mission today. they hooked up a spare antenna and cables on the international space station. a total of three space walks are planned during the 11-day visit. with milons of people expected to be traveling for thanksgiving, there are concerns about the spread of the swine flu. the to hp protect the public, centers for disease prevention is launching a travel well campaign. >> reporter: holiday travel often means large crowds, jammed flights and with widespread flu activity, it can be a primetime for people to come face-to-face with viruses, including the h1n1 swine flu. >> any time people are close together, there is a possibility of germs spreading. >> reporter: that's why the centers for disease control is launching its largest ever public awareness campaign about staying healthy while traveling. >> one of the most important things people can do is traveling only when they are feeling well. >> reporter: consider buying travelers insurance in case you have to cancel at the last minute because of illness. >> i think airlines have been flexible and adopted flexible policies. they are carrier by carrier. >> reporter: the travel well campaign will use social media posters at airports and border crossings, television and radio ads to advise people not only to stay home if they're sick, but to wash hands often, cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing, and get a flu shot if in a high-risk group. >> we are up to 51.9 million doses of h1n1 vaccine that are available for the states to order. >> reporter: still not enough for everyone, but health officials promise more vaccine is on the way and the flu season could last until may. the cdc reports that flu-related hospitalizations and deaths are extremely high nationwide compared to what's normal for this time of year. >> these common sense steps do make a difference. >> reporter: the campaign will continue through the first of the year in hopes of keeping the holiday season healthy. leeanne gregg, nbc news. more than 4,000 deaths have been blamed on the swine flu since last fall. there are some reminders today that an economic recovery does not happen overnight. they sent stocks sharply lower. the dow lost 93 points. they closed at 10,333. the nasdaq lost 36 points. the s&p dropped 15. energy and material stocks posted the biggest losses today as a jump in the dollar led to a drop in commodity prices. it was more bad news for the housing market. delinquencies on mortgages were up 9.6% in the third quarter. forees could years hit a new record high of 14.4%. hundreds of college students in california protested for a second day at ucla. they're upset about a 32% hike in tuition imposed by the california board of regents. education officials say cuts in funding and california's struggling economy have left them with no options. the navy warship that rescued an american captured by somali pirate returned to norfolk today. "uss bainbridge" pulled back into port this morning. captain phillips and the crew of the maersk alabama were captured by pirate off somalia. captain phillips volunteered himself as a hostage allowing the crew to go free. today he picked up a unique award. >> we are going to honor captain phillips with the national maritime valor award, first ever given, and we thought it would be the appropriate time to do this with the ship being home boarded here. >> captain phillips spent four days on the boat until sharp shooters killed the pirate and rescued him. coming up, the ambassador of cameroon accused of assaulting protestors today. >> authorities in new jersey have been able to track down a turkey causing problems on one of the garden state's busiest roads. >> bob has our forecast many. good evening, traveling northbound on the 270 corridor, as you can see, zooming in on the accident activity we've been dealing with. just after 118. that's where the accident is blocking the left side of the roadway. we've got solid delays from shady grove road up to that point out of springfield. the pace on the 95 corridor is messy. columnied delays out of springfield, main and hov to dumb is from. >>. >> authorities in new jersey have finally caught that turkey that's been causing problems on the jersey turnpike. the turkey they call tammy now has been trotting around toll booths since august. jumping on to toll workers' parked cars. now tammy is on her way to a local zoo. not somebody's plate. >> that's what they always say. >> that's what we're told any how. now you have to pay a toll to see tammy in the zoo. >> one way to look at it. tammy is a lucky bird if she is aded to the zoo. >> if she was out tonight, they might not be able to see her with the fog. outside our current temperatures are high. this is pretty as long as you don't have to wait for an airport for the plane. we pull out you can see how our tower, a couple of hundred feet disappears into the clouds. clouds on the ground? that's fog. outi'd our high temperature today made it up to 61 degrees. here is the rainfall. officially in washington, a few hundre hundredths of an inch. look at the dew point. 58 in the latter part of november. it's humid out there. almost 100% humidity. look at the temperatures around the country. for the time being, no sign of any bitter cold. that's up in alaska still. it's snowing, fairbanks, alaska, 8 below zero right now. 45 in bismark. 75 around brownsville. chicago 45 degrees. here is the overall pattern. we've got the jet strm moving along like this. that's that little area of low pressure. there is a southern branch that will be picking up a bit more moisture to our uth. that area of low pressure will be rapidly moving to our north as we go through the nighttime hours. here are the delays right now. around washington. still delays up around new york city because those are the areas getting the rain now. also some of this low visibility, low ceiling beginning to lift. thunderstorms, did you hear the thunder earlier today? the last batch moving up out of baltimore. moving in toward philadelphia for what's left of the rain around us, it's more like a light drizzle. some lighter rain, even a few pockets of moderate rain. lower eastern shore, things pretty much drying out there. as you can see if this area we still have a few more hours when you want the umbrella handy. some of the heavier rains moved well up to our north. that should be about the end of it. look at roanoke. over 1.5 inches of rain today. 13 inches for the month. a lot of spots the ground has been saturated. front royal well over an inch of rain. those are the folks around warrenton, manassas, you hear the rumble of thunder and hay market also with 1/2 inch of rain. there is the last of that batch moving off. as we get rid of that low pressure, here is a friendly high pressure area coming in. with northsterly winds, it will be a pleasant day tomorrow. breezy side with those northwesterly winds. as we get in toward the latter part of the weekend, another little area of low pressure coming our way from the south. nothing like last week's storm. i think we'll end with some rain late sunday and on into monday. most all the weekend looks great. lingering showers, drizzle, some of that fog still around. as we get through midnight and especially the early morning hours, winds turn into the northwest. clearing, cool, dry air comes in. temperatures in the morning will be around 50 degrees, which i'll well above average for our average overnight low which is now into the high 30s. a lot of sunshine tomorrow. a nice day. temperatures about 60 degrees. a bit on the breezy side. we can take that. none of the fog or gloom we had today. saturday for the weekend, i think really great. temperatures near 60 degrees. good day for raking the leaves. sunday while see increasing clouds. rain maybe sunday night into monday. thanksgiving and also wednesday, the travel day looking good. temperatures in the 50s. >> thank you, bob. coming up tonight, the wife of a u.s. senator accused of drunk driving and hit-and-run after a crash in fairfax county. >> among county high school teacher is accused of robbing a pharmacy and bank. we'll hear what the principal is saying did the case. >> a scuffle outside the embassy of cameroon. >> a proposal to expand bow hunting in a public park in fairfax county. >> in sports, a soccer controversy that has the soccer world buzzing. plus, wizards' fans finally happy once again. a look at some of the stories making headlines tonight. >> it's been a frustrating day for travelers. federal aviation administration says a circuit board glitch kept air traffic control computers from communicating with each other across the country this morning. the glitch was fixed in about four hours but the ripple effect of delays and cancellations is still happening. >> sources tell news4 authorities made an arrest in the murder of a d.c. store owner. rufina hernandez was shot and killed november 8th during a robby at her store on georgia avenue northwest. investigators say she gave up the money, but she was not anyway. the senate is investigating the shooting at ft. hood, texas. homeland security wants to know whether warning signs about the suspected gunman might have been ignored. army major nidal hasan is charged with 13 counts of murder. former army secretary west and former navy chief vernon clark will be in charge of the investigation. coming up, among county high school teach isses accused of robbing a pharmacy and bank. >> the ambassador of cameroon is accused of assaulting protestors. and a proposal to expand bow hunting in a public pa in fairfax county. the wife of a member of the s. senate is in the news tonight. she has been arrested on charges of drunk driving. charlene lugar was charged after police say she crashed into a parked car if a neighborhood in mclean, virginia. mrs. lugar is the wife of republican senator dick lugar of indiana. julie carey has our report. >> reporter: a shattered side view mirror in the grass outside churchill road elementary school. fairfax county police say a vehicle driven by senator richard lugar' wife charlene side-swiped a parked car around 6:00 p.m. after lugar struck the parked car she lost control of her vehicle and ran up here on the sidewalk. you can see the tread marks in the grass. they say she backed up and sped off down churchill road. about a milew away near their home police stopped the car. >> police observed front end damage and smoke emanating from it. he performed a traffic spot and subsequent investigation led to the arrest of charlene lugar for driving while intox kated, as well as additional charge for hit-and-run. >> reporter: when charlene lugar was taken to the far faction county detention center, her breathalyzer registered a 0.11. records reveal she w driving a buick suv bearing the indiana license plate number 1. senator richard lugar issued a statement reading thankfully no one was injured. we are deeply sorry and embarrassed this accident occurred. parents at churchill road elementary say it's lucky no one was hurt. the school was holng a back fair and many parents and kids were walking to the event. >> to hear it was a drunk driver that came through here, how does that strike you? >> that's a shame. there are a lot of kids around. that's scary. >> reporter: news4 reached charlene lugar by phone but she did not wish to discuss the incident. julie carey, news4. an 18-year-old was killed in a car crash in fairfax county this morning at about 2:00 a.m. on old courthouse road in vienna. police have identified the man killed as alexander mcclellan of clifton, virginia. he was driving the car. two passengers were taken to the hospital. one is 19 years old, the other 20. both are expected to be okay. investigators don't know what caused the crash, but they are looking into the weather and leaves in the roadway. a rollover crash put three teenagers in the hospital. fire officials say their mini ran rolled over the at the internext of quarter horse drive and fletcher town road in glendale 2:00 this afternoon. crews had to use the jaws of life to free the teens. a 17-year-old boy suffered serious injuries that are believed to be life-threatening. the others a 19-year-old male and 14-year-old girl with serious injuries. there is no word what caused the crash. a high school teacher in montgomery county is facing charges of armed robbery tonight. his name is brendan friedman. he is a biology teacher at clarksburg high school. police say he held up a pharmacy and bank at gun point in bethesda. christ gordon has our report. >> reporter: the principal of clarksburg high school sent home a note saying the arrest of science teacher brendan friedman on armed robbery charges is shocking to the entire community. >> i'm concerned. i have two children of my own. a school teacher is a position of trust. this is definitely wrong. he should never be teaching again. >> reporter: police say a gunman entered the safeway in bethesda last friday afternoon wearing a blue surgical mask and handed the pharmacist a note saying you have 30 seconds to give me xanax and oxycontin or a bull goes in your head. 90 minutes later a man entered the m&t bank and handed a note to the teller that said you have seconds to give me all her 100 dollar bills. police arrested 41-year-old brendan friedman who taught at clarksburg high school since 2005. he is being held here at the montgomery county detention center since his arrest last friday when he was driving a 2006 corvette down georgia avenue. he asked the arresting officer, how did you catch me? >> at the time it's my understanding we did locate items in his vehicle inhe safeway pharmacy he was able to obtain oxycontin and xanax. we were able to find those items. he did have a replica type of gun. we were able to locate those items when we made the arrest. >> reporter: lawyer barry helfin is representing mr. friedman. >> the entire bottom line will be why? the real answer will be, i think he is addicted to drugs, has some psychiatric issues that will have to be addressed. he is the perfect candidate for the drug dorothy in montgomery county. >> i think he knew what he was doing. he should be punished for doing wrong and needs help to get past this. >> reporter: christ gordon, news4, montgomery county. >> if friedman is convicted, he could face a possible sentence up to 20 years in prison on each count. the state department is investigating allegations that the cameroon ambassador to the u.s. was involved in a scuffle. people were demonstrating outside the embassy. the protest was allegations the proor was cheating people in cameroon out of money. they say he attacked one of the protest leaders and a woman recording the event on her camcorder. >> he comes running out and pushed the girl with the camcorder. picked the camcorder on the ground and starts assaulting her. then police arrived. >> who was good night? >> the ambassador. >> how do you know it was the ambassador in. >> you could tl by his actions. >> the cameroon embassy has not released an official statement. in less than a half hour, fairfax county will hold a public forum on a controversial policy concerning deer hunting. in an attempt to curb the deer population, the county is allowing a two-month bow hunt in the park stream valley. ny residents say it's unsafe. residents can speak out tonight beginning at 7:00 insi the county's government center. a new study looks at how much fat you'll find in the popcorn at some of the biggest movie theater chains. >> selling the customer the >> selling the customer the wrong type of l while i was building my friendships, my family, while i was building my life, my high cholesterol was contributing to plaque buildup in my arteries. that's why my doctor prescribed crestor. she said plaque buildup in arteries is a real reason 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(announcer) in america we don't just dream when we sleep. we dream twenty-four seven. we dream with our sleeves rolled up. our dreams are expressed in digits. they're made of steel. add those dreams up, that's free enterprise... growing our economy for the long-run. it's what we need to grow 20 million new jobs in the next 10 years. your dreams make the difference. american free enterprise. it's you. so dream big. bob ryan, storm center 4. we've got drizzle here. there have been some breezes. you can see some of the pictures. this is quite a difference from duck, north carolina, last week. there's been a little coastal flood advisory. there is nothing to concerned about. there's been no reports at all in any of the areas around the bay that is too bad. there is the rain. it's gone now. our temperature still 61 degrees. heading out to school tomorrow morning, it will be cooler morning and certainly a drier morning. high 50s around 60 degrees. next seven days looks great. a lot of sunshine coming in tomorrow with a nice northwesterly wind. as we get into the weekend, some clouds will be coming in as we get into late sunday and sunday night into monday, some rain showers. after that, some pretty good travel weather as we head towards thanksgiving. >> thank you, bob. the average american eats out five times a week with no idea if the food they're eating is clean and sanitary. now there is a call to change that with a restaurant report card that would hang in the front window. >> liz crenshaw has the story tonight that cooks up some food for thought. a clever line. what is it, liz? >> 76 million americans get sick from food-borne illnesses every year and some of those can be traced directly to restaurants. would you feel safer if a letter grade report card warned you about dirty dining? patrons in this virginia restaurant won't have to worry about getting sick after eating here today. >> we have 167 degrees. >> reporter: it's not like that in all restaurants. this footage in los angeles a decade ago shows workers ignoring safe sanitation rules and insect and rodent infestations. they turned up the heat where a report card hung in the front window of every eatery. what happened in l.a.? >> they've seen a 20% decline in pele being hospitalized due to food-borne illness since the program was started ten years ago. >> reporter: would a restaurant report card program work in the d.c. area? this story is for anyone who walks in the front door. my restaurant report card story airs tonight at news4 at 11:00. >> after seeing that, we want to know more. >> i'll see you at 11:00. there is a new first of its ki bike lane unveiled in the district today. mayor fenty was on hand for the ribbon cutting. an eight-foot parking lane separates bicyclists from traffic. the mayor and others tried out the new lane for themselves. not such a nice day for cycling. liz suddenly turned into dan. >> magic of television. >> a lot prettier than i am. we'll talk sports. jason campbell very much looking forward to getting down there to texas. >> george mason shows their youth down the stretch. what a game it was this afternoon against villanova. >> plus wizards playing pin ball. a couple years ago, george mason gave us all kinds of thrills in their run through the final four, and now seems like they are starting off the year all over again. >> they had four freshmen and a sophomore on the court late in this game. they almost, almost pulled it off. george mason on the verge of their biggest upset win since the final four run in 2006. victory was so close they could taste it. the patriots' plans were sh thwarted by a freshman, isaiah armwood. armwood and sixth-ranked villanova come back to barely beat mason. early-season drama in puerto rico. check this out. a 14-7 in the first half. trying to beat the shot clock and he does. 13 points for the sophomore. late in the first half, nova down by eight. this is herndon native scottie reynolds goes up, loses the ball. ken foster scoops it up and the freshman is making a big impact. mason led by nine at halftime. the mason nation making the trip to puerto rico. nova down by two. the ball out to isaiah armwood, his only shot o the game is a good one. villanova up by one thanks to the montrose christian product. 13 secondseft though. mason holding on to the ball for a final shot. look here. stifling defense by villanova. too much dribbling. somebody get open. please get open. nobody is open. clock is winding down. they don't even get a shot off. you know jim larega has to be furious. losing by one 69-68. what a heartbreaker that was. >> the store lines last night were plenty for the wizards. antawn jamison makes a triumphant return from his shoulder injury. mike miller continues to play like a warrior with his injured soldier only around 60%. how about 5'5" earl boykins? he ran the offense to perfection in the fourth quarter scoring nine points. icing the wizards' first victory this month and it came against their most hated rival. antawn jamison played like he has not missed a beat against the cleveland cavaliers. wizards down by one. jamison and his patented unorthodox flip shot. jamison had a cool 31-10 rebounds. still first quarter. check out lebron. how can you stop that? that is just nasty. 34 points. cavaliers up by as many as 17. it looked like a rout. in the third quarter, a different story. wizards down by one. gilbert arenas with the steal. he misses. mike miller is there to clean up the mess. great hustle play by miller with 17 points. wizards take the lead. wizards now up by three. gilbert arenas, tunnel vision on thislay. he takes it in. hits and he's fouled. a tough shooting night for gilbert. he chips in 18-8. here is earl boik yens. he hits the soft floater. he has nine points. wizards win it 108-91. plenty of points for everybody. antoine gets rest in the fourth quarter. >> it's good to see everybody out there together and competing and pulling for one another. in order for us to turn things around and compete on the level we want to compete on and start winning games, those are the things you've got to do. right now it's a win. it's a win against a team we've been battling. we always play well here against them. i know it looked ugly early in the game, but we always play them well here. we've got to take this win and keep moving on. we've got about five more games left in this month. we have to finish it up right. >> it was definitely a big win. simple fact we lost like six in a row and to get this win at home on national television, it felt good, man. it felt good to see guys smile. >> that's brendan haywood. allen iverson, you know where he might end up soon? >> i know where wilbon wants him to go. he wants to see him with the cavs. >> the word is the former georgetown star could end up in new york. iverson agreed to part ways with memphis after three games. if iverson clears waivers tonight, knicks are considering signing him. clinton portis ruled out as he continues to recover from a concussion. albert haynesworth will be a game time decision. haynesworth has been in a walking boot with a sprained ankle. mike williams missed practice today as he tends to a sprained ankle, as well. one man looking forward to getting down to dallas is jason campbell. campbell has been solid in his two road games against the cowboys. four touchdown passes and one interception. relatively healthy rating 92.5. the skins just 1-1 in his two starts down there. in his fifth nfl season, campbell well away of the magnitude of this rivalry. >> it's a big game. first and foremost is the nfc east game. we are on the road. we are already behind in the conference. each game is a playoff game for us from this standpoint through the rest of the season. >> this has been a big rival for as long as i've known about football. my granddad was a redskins fan growing up a talked about the cowboys-redskins game. it's a big rival. we expect all records to go out the window for this game. >> it's funny, rock doing his best t.o. impression when t.o. went to san francisco and stood on that star. lindsay was in the locker room and said remember when you were on the dallas star and everybody got mad? he didn't remember that. it's been a long season for rock and the redskins. >> so much for the luck of the irish. one of the worst calls ever cost ireland a spot in the world cup. it was france and ireland. the call late in the the game. henri right there, number 12. watch him touch the ball here, not once, but twice. guides the ball down to his foot. that is the game-winning goal. people are going crazy. you get a good look right here. they don't have instant replay in soccer. the worst part is henri admitted after the game, it was a hand ball. >> if the ref doesn't call it, i get to keep playing. >> so france is going to world cup. ireland is not. they are outraged. nothing they can do. >> understandably. >> maybe replay will come into effect there like football. >> after that maybe it should. >> thank you, dan. coming up, a new study looks at how much fat is in movie theater popcorn. >> convenience store clerk's mi some of us think munching on a big tub of popcorn is one of the best things about gointo the movies. crist yen dahlgren has details. >> reporr: at your local movie theater, the latest blockbuster isn't the only big thing. you may be busting your seams if you hit the concession stand. >> they don't call them tubs for nothing. a tub of popcorn is about 1,000 calories. >> reporter: t center for science and public interest recently checked out the fat and calorie content of the nation's three largest ththter chains. what they found -- >> regal and amc the two largest chains are popping in the worst possible oil, coconut oil. it's 90% saturated. lard is 40% saturated. the third largest chain is popping in a heart-healthy oil. they are using nonhydrogenated canola oil. that doesn't mean it's good for you. >> reporter: large popcorns were between 910 and 1,200 calories before that buttery topping. a large soda could add 500 calories. with theaters stocking oversize candy, some of these could add 300 and 1,0 calories. cinemark and regal said in statements, they offer healthier alternatives, but the snack options are driven by patron demands. national association of theater owners agreed, pointing out many theaters tried to change to air-popped popcorn after a similar report 15 years ago. movie-goers, quote, made their voices heard and wanted the traditional popcorn back. kristen dahlgren, news4. nutrition experts say there aren't any healthy alternatives to theater snacks. they suggest sharing that tub of popcorn or candy bar with two or three people. tonight at 11:00, we are following a developing story out of california where students surrounded a building where the board of regents approved a 32% tuition increase for state schools. the regents are trapped inside. nbc confirmed that oprah winfrey will be ending her talk show. we'll have details and the story of a woman who hid her life savings on the grounds of a maryland church so the virgin mary could keep the money safe while she went out of town. a lottery mistake turned out to be a lucky for a store clerk and her customer. amber johnson is the clerk at galleys indian fields market in bridgeton, new jersey. monday she sold a pack of tickets to a customer. after he left, johnson realized her mistake. she was about to run after him he were boss said, let him go. pain it was meant to be. an hour later the regular customer was back. he was carrying the scratch off ticket worth $100,000. the store gets a $2,500 bonus from the new jersey lottery for selling a winning ticket. so johnson's boss says, he's going to let this mistake slide. the customer did not even realize there was a mix-up until johnson told him. he says he is going to give her $1,000 of his winnings. it's a win-win-win. everybody's happy. >> glad she is getting a little piece of the action. >> as it should be. that is our broadcast for now.