a big bill at the end of the month. >> good evening. i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm jim vance. president obama set out on a bus tour to talk about his jobs plan. it will take him through two states. he's in north carolina now and will be there most of the day then he heads to virginia. it's not lost on his critics that both states were critical in the last presidential election. steve handelsman with more. steve? >> reporter: up here on the hill, republicans don't like the obama message on jobs or his bus. john mccain said it's ugly and made in canada. the republicans don't like what the president is doing on his bus, campaigning at taxpayers expense. president obama went after the republicans blocking his $447 billion stimulus plan. >> what we are doing to do is break up my jobs bill. maybe they coulden understand the whole thing all at once. >> reporter: the first piece

funnels $35 billion to states for teachers and firefighters and cops. a plan critics complain is a pay back to unions who support the president. republicans agree on the goal. >> middle income and lower income americans are the ones who need help the most. >> reporter: they are blocking broad obama tax cuts. on a bus trip through north carolina and virginia, the president will hammer on that. >> hello, everybody. >> reporter: countryside barbecue in marian. north carolina voters gave obama a breakthrough win in '08 and could be the key to re-election. he thinks many are sympathetic to the wall street protests. if you too are angry at the rich, you will like how the jobs bill is paid for. >> by asking our wealthiest

citizens, folks making more than $1 million a year to pay their fair share. [ cheers and applause ] >> he raised our hoped. >> reporter: an anti-obama ad targets that plan. >> $1.5 trillion. >> $1.5 trillion in new revenue. >> president obama's latest way is still the wrong way. >> reporter: in north carolina and virginia. >> we should be talking about jobs. >> reporter: obama versus the gop. a three-day preview of how it could look in a year from now. back to you. >> thanks. the man accused of murdering his wife appeared before a judge today. he was in court in charlotte and waived his right to extradition to maryland. the evidence collected inside his wife's suv days after she was found stabbed to death in germantown. a search for the victims

11-year-old son is still under way. melissa has the latest developments. melissa? >> reporter: the hearing lasted a few minutes today in charlotte. we are not sure when he'll be leaving charlotte, he should be in montgomery county within the next few days. during monday's hearing, neither lopez nor his public defender said anything about the charges against him. he stood in shackles telling the judge he wanted to waive extraditi extradition. he looked back at friends and family after it. >> he was a friend, you know? i'm blown away by it. it's not the person that i knew. >> reporter: nbc 4 obtained the search warrant for the econolodge where he was arrested. his 24-year-old girlfriend was

behind the wheel of the suv when she crashed here on north try on street. according to police documents, she said she was driving her boyfriend's mother's car. her name was jane. it had her maryland registration and insurance information in there. there were two cell phones and 18 copies of a marriage certificate. police found a box cutter knife, a credit card belonging to jane mccain and nine 100 dollar bills. it could be 24 hours before lopez is sent north. >> he will be held in custody until the authorities in maryland make arrangements to come retrieve him. >> reporter: lopez spent time in prison before. over the years he's had a slew of addresses in charlotte. his former roommate says she hasn't heard from him since he moved out of her home three

months ago. >> i was scared. he lived in that house. it's scary to know i was that close to somebody. i knew he had a wife. i didn't know much about her. >> reporter: we understand we may not know until tomorrow exactly when lopez will be picked up here in charlotte. he may not be back in maryland until tuesday afternoon. that is the absolute earliest he could be back. he's staying across the street from the courthouse at the county jail. live in charlotte, back to you. >> thank you. we hope you stay tuned to news 4 for the continuing coverage for the search of 11-year-old william mcquain. police searched in germantown and manassas for him. police tell us why they are focusing on those areas at 6:30. the trial started today in the case of a schoolteacher accused of child abuse and

assault. she was arrested in february on charges she punched, kicked and choked several first grade students. the trial is expected to last five days. now the occupy movement is going global. large protests are under way across europe tonight. in london, there are 10 tents set up outside st. paul's cathedr cathedral. they say the protesters have been largely peaceful. one area that remains heavily guarded is the london stock change. it's a flash point where they say the world's richest people are not paying their fair share. >> if you are in the 99% you have all the power, no matter how much money you have. >> the atmosphere was different

in rome saturday. thousands of protesters gathered near the coliseum and marched in the streets. police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds. anarchists infiltrated a peaceful march. cornel west and 18 other people were arrested at a related protest yesterday. this was at the grounds of the supreme court. west is a civil rights activist, author and professor. he and the people arrested with him spent the night in jail. prosecutors declined to press charges. he blasted corporate greed, media yonership and the racist justice system. maryland lawmakers were back in annapolis. they need a new redistricting

map. they say the changes would dilute their votes. we have more on this from annapolis. >> reporter: a special session of maryland legislature is held every ten years after a census. governor martin o'malley submitted a map based on the recommendation of the commission that held statewide hearings. congresswoman donnaedwards of the fourth district feels it's unfair to add parts of -- >> there are a number of people, republicans, democrats, independents not happy about being treated as chess pieces. >> his map treats minorities like pawns. >> i think the response of that is found in the majority of

others who looked at the map. >> maryland has six democrats and two republicans. >> that's the purpose of why we are here. to go after congressman. >> can you successfully fight against that? >> we hope to. >> they began hearings on the redistricting map. montgomery and prince george's county testified in support of it. >> one of the things i have heard as i went around and talked to people, they want to make sure it's concentrated in two districts. >> if governor o'malley's map is passed by the special session, opponents say they could challenge it in court, even if it means postponing next april 3rd. governor o'malley says job creation is a top priority.

same-sex marriage advocates are in annapolis to lobby lawmakers when their bill is reintroduced early next year. still to come, a terror drill that took a dangerous turn and created a real emergency. >> vincent gray maintains innocence as an investigation comes to light. secretary of state hillary clinton looking at two decades in the spotlight. your cell phone is a breeding ground of bacteria. as nice as today has been, there's one day that's going to be a full 180 degrees different. i'll tell you about the wild weather coming our way. first, let's head out to dan. >> reporter: we are going to have the latest on the world series. it is set. also, a heated handshake. the redskins top receiver

drivers involved in a deadly indy race say they were concerned about safety before the event began. it killed driver dan wheldon and injured three others. he leaves behind a wife and two

young sons in his adopted home of st. petersberg, florida. his family is devastated. >> yesterday, left us doing what he loved to do. he was a true champion and a gentleman on and off the track. >> there's also a makeshift memorial at the indianapolis speedway where he won the indy 500 this past may. in serbia, 20 children were hurt at a security demonstration. a helicopter blew billboards into the stands. they hit spectators. second and third graders, eight children ended up in the hospital. one suffered a concussion, another a broken collarbone. no one seriously hurt. no testimony in the manslaughter trial against dr. conrad murray. the judge postponed it because

the prosecution's final witness wasn't able to show up. they want to analyze new testing by the coroners office. the defense will begin calling more than 20 witnesses later this week. if convicted, he faces up to four years in prison and the loss of his medical license. to an exclusive behind the scenes look at the life of hillary clinton. she's on track to be the most traveled secretary of state ever. at 63, she's making it clear she'll leave her position at the end of the president's first term. savannah guthrie has the report. >> reporter: from the moment she walks in, hillary clinton is in motion. a frenzy of photo-ops, phone calls, staff meetings, speeches and the obligation of office. >> for that, i thank you. >> reporter: all before lunch. >> you have the best clothes.

>> reporter: but after three years, hillary clinton can see the horizon. what is the one thing you want to point to and have people say hillary clinton left it better than she found it. >> despite very difficult circumstances when president obama and i started our jobs, we have reasserted american leadership. we are going to lead because america is destines to lead. >> reporter: her approach is blunt talk -- >> those nations are standing on the wrong side of history. >> reporter: personal charm -- >> i hope to get one good picture. >> reporter: and above all frequent flier diplomacy. she's flown more than 600,000 miles on this gompbment plane where she can reach world leaders at a moments notice and the ability to nap on command. i saw your cabin. for those who think it's glamorous work.

there's a pull-out couch. there's hair and make up team on board. >> it should be obvious when it get off the plane. >> reporter: what's surprising is how the woman who was so polarizing -- >> i could have stayed home and baked cookies and had tea. >> reporter: is now so popular. gallups most admired woman in america nine years running. a change in public fortune ha is not lost on her. what do you think people know about you now they didn't know then? >> i think there's a comfort. >> reporter: they got used to you? >> oh, it's her again. >> reporter: it was 20 years ago this month, her husband announced his presidential candidacy in little rock. two decades of a life lived in public. her ups, her downs and yes, her dos. what do you think life will be like after 20 years in politics. it will be you and the former

president at home sitting around -- >> i can't wait. >> when asked if she was considering a run for president in 2016, hillary clinton said no. she says she looks forward to writing, teaching and one day being a grandmother. >> ageing gracefully. >> she has. we have watched her evolve over the years. >> great sense of humor. >> beautiful weather out there, today. >> this is the way i wish all workweeks would start. when it starts like this, it's like okay, it's going to be a good week regardless of what happens. >> it is a boost. it means, too, that we have gone our last rainy day, full wet day was thursday from beginning to end. we are overdue for wet weather. let's look at the color, too. moderate fall color around the area. 69 degrees was the high

temperature. shy of 70. we started at 59. take a look at what the temperatures have been like since back to 2000. six times in the 60s. once in the 80s and once in the 40s for high temperatures. that was in 2009. you know what 2009 was like, don't you? that is the year we got our record snowfall with 54, almost 55 inches of snow. 54.9 to be exact. i thought it was interesting, that year. so cool and all that snow. today, at least we are in the 60s. look at the wind gusts off to the west. it's been a breezy day. the wind is settling around this area. overnight five to ten-mile-per-hour winds. the wind out of the south at 6 miles per hour. reagan national with high clouds around the area. 68 to the north. 69. temperatures still in the 60s by

tomorrow morning then fall into the 50s. 54 to 52 degrees. look at the sky conditions. more clouds during the overnight period. a partly cloudy overnight. it's how we are going to start the day tomorrow. maybe get more sunshine in here during the early to mid afternoon before we start moving yet the other way again. scanning the area now, it is dry throughout the entire area. next best chance of rain comes after midnight tomorrow. there's a few spritzes of rain early this morning. look at the green. i'm taking you back to 6:00 a.m. notice the green and the clouds. it's a cold front that came through the area. despite that, upper 60s to 70 degrees. the cold front is across southeastern virginia and roanoke. tomorrow, the front will make its way back to the north as a warm front. one more mild day tomorrow.

lurking down in the gulf of mexico, there's an area of low pressure. what's interesting about this storm system is part of it is what bombarded central america with a disastrous flooding. there's a lot of rain here. the colorings pushing northward. it's wet tomorrow down across the southeast. south carolina, georgia, florida. jacksonville, atlantic. the storm system heads to the north. wednesday is the soggy day here. i think we could get anywhere from 3/4 to an inch and a half of rain. feeling like november by the time we get toward the end of the week. pleasant evening, mid-60s to upper 50s. tomorrow, 45 to 52. tomorrow, back up into the 70s. that's it for this week. if you want to get outside and get something done, tomorrow is the day. if you don't like the chill of

november, it's coming in on thursday. it sticks around for friday and you'll see in a couple minutes the extended day forecast that shows the weekend. 73 tomorrow. very wet for wednesday. >> we can plan according toly. >> thanks to you. thanks veronica. still ahead. you have been warned what your cell phone company is going to do to help you from going over your minutes and getting a big, fat surprise in the ma

if you exceed your month li cell phone limits, chances are you don't find out until you get a big bill. help is on the way. soon, you'll get an automatic alert. mark has the report. >> reporter: the term bill shock is exactly what this woman got. >> my mouth was gaping. i'm like what? >> reporter: a $3,100 cell phone bill. much of it roaming charges. her bill is an extreme example. the fcc is hoping soon, a less frequent one. they give text message warnings

to consumers before they go over monthly limits. >> it will give them the information they need to save money on their wireless bills. >> reporter: two surveys found an average of one in five customers suffered some form of cell phone bill shock. >> they didn't know they were hitting their caps or limits on their phones. >> reporter: the pledge for a limit alert comes as the threat of government imposed mandates looms for wireless carriers. >> they would rather regulate themselves than have congress or have the fcc impose regulation. >> reporter: they pledge to have the laws in place within 12 months for two services. all of them within 18 months. there's still a learning curve for consumers. >> how much is e-mails or streaming a few minutes of video, how much is that going to eat up my data plan.

>> reporter: that knowledge along with the alerts could help them avoid unexpected bills. >> what is to be determined is whether the alerts go to one phone number of all numbers associated with the account. there may be more on your cell phone than cals. one in six was found to be contaminated with fecal matter. the likely reason is from people not washing their hands after using the bathroom. it can survive on hands and surfaces for hours. it can cause upset stomachs, food poisoning and can be deadly in some cases. no sign of an 11-year-old boy of whose mother was murdered. how a cell phone is helping in the search. vincent gray's election

campaign. >> same team, same job but different washington d.c. landma landmark. i'll explain, coming up. coming up in sports, the latest on the redskins injury situation. the quarterback decision had delayed for the moment and two coaches who don't s

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today, president obama set out on a three-day bus tour to talk about his jobs plan. he's visiting two states critical in the last election, north carolina and virginia. republicans say the tour is nothing but a campaign trip at the taxpayers expense. occupy wall street is one month old and continuing to grochlt rallies and arrests around the world. many of the largest weekend protests happened in europe. so far, $300,000 has been donated to the movement. the indy race car driver killed in an accident sunday is being remembered by fans and teammates. dan wheldon died after a 15-car pile up yesterday. he was only 33 years old.

a man being held in north carolina will be returning to montgomery county soon to face charges in the murder of his estranged wife. >> he was in court in charlotte, north carolina where he waived his right to extradition. he was charged in the stabbing death of his wife. there was a search in damascus and park in maryland. >> reporter: they searched over the weekend. they searched again today. police out looking for william mcquain, the 11-year-old boy missing now for 17 days. how do they know where to look? well kenny has an answer. he says william and his mom jane mcquain and his stepfather, curtis lopez would come to his

house to socialize and eat barbecue. he says they were all there three weeks ago, right before all of this happened. >> last time we were here cooking out. i have a fire here. we were grilling out by the picnic table. it wz last month. three to four weeks ago. >> curtis lopez? >> and jane and william were here. >> reporter: off route 270 in clarksburg. police in the fields, in the woods, near the drainage ponds. now these are not just arbitrary exercises. police say they have a reason to search but they are not broadcasting it. >> i can tell you it's not a hunch or a guess. it's based on investigative leads and information that detectives have that brought us here. >> reporter: the time line, october 12th, the boys mother, 51-year-old jane mcquain found

murdered in her german town condo. they believe she was dead for some time. october 13th, the next day, curtis lopez charged in the murder. he was arrested in charlotte, north carolina. september 30th. that's the day 11-year-old william mcquain was last seen in his germantown neighborhood. so will there be another search tomorrow? if so, where will they be tomorrow? we may not know the answers to those questions until tomorrow. i'm pat collins, news 4, montgomery county. family and friends say william mcquain had no contact with his biological father. over the weekend, relatives from that side of the family came forward and expressed their concern. >> i'm hoping and praying that we can find little william and he could -- we can come together

and find out that he has a grandmother that loves him. >> relatives of his biological father say they have not seen the boy in years, if ever. they learned of his disappearance on the news. a local man being held in aruba in the disappearance of a maryland woman will stay in jail. 50-year-old gary giordano is suspected in the death of his girlfriend. they appealed an order. he denies wrong doing and says gardner was swept out to sea while they were snorkeling. mayor vincent gray asserted his innocence as they probe deeper into pay offs in his 2010 campaign for mayor. the comments follow the disclosure of new details.

tom sherwood has the report. >> reporter: as thousands celebrated king memorial sunday, mayor vincent gray urged the president for voting rights. >> i employ you mr. president, members of congress, stand with the people of district of columbia. >> reporter: the appeal was overshadowed by the lead story on the investigation into whether brown was paid off during the 2010 campaign to attack the then mayor. whether brown got a $110,000 year job for his efforts. there was a half page graphic of major players saying the fbi had fingerprints from operatives. did you read the article? >> well, i certainly read parts of it. i read all of these things. >> reporter: have you been asked for fingerprints? >> no.

>> reporter: would you submit them if asked? >> of course. >> reporter: the post reported brown's allegations. gray maintained his innocence and hasn't been before the secret grand jury. >> do you think you will be called or are you waiting to see? >> i have no idea. we will cooperate with everything requested of us. >> reporter: gray's staff is furious "the washington post" led sunday's paper on the martin luther king memorial day. it's all seen as a distraction. >> i'm surprised this happened in the first place. the fact we have had to spend months working on this. if anybody suggested this is what we are spending our time on, i would say no way. it's certainly not what i wanted to do. the surprise is from the beginning. >> reporter: tom sherwood, news 4, washington. >> tom also reports according to sources, howard brooks, a campaign worker is cooperating

with the fbi and worn an undercover wire in the investigation. neither brooks nor his lawyer could be reached. tonight, someone inside a building confessed to starting a fire. she admits to setting her second story unit on fire at the sunny gates apartments on sunday morning. the charging documents say she set a t-shirt on fire on the stove and put the burning shirt on the bed. six units damaged. 11 adults and 12 children displaced by the fire. it cost $600,000 in damage. no word on why baits did it. coming up, a team of experts repelling and checking for earthquake damage at

welcome back to news 4. i hope you enjoyed today. i hope you enjoy this evening. i think this evening is going to be one of the nicest evenings, the nicest evening of the workweek.

i's clear and mild. we are in the 60s now. 64 in reston in fairfax. you are going wake up forecast, we head down to the low 50s by tomorrow morning with clouds. we are going pick up clouds overnight. still fair lly starry. enjoy looking at jupiter. the range between 45 and 52. a nice start for tomorrow. nice and quiet. additional cloud cover and rain after midnight on tuesday. we have a soaker coming our way for wednesday. then chilly, breezy with highs under 60 degrees thursday and friday. perhaps nudging past 60 degrees on saturday and sunday. definitely feeling more like november around here starting on thursday after that rain moves out. so, after tomorrow, get the umbrella ready. >> all right. thanks veronica. hey, that 200 pound

pot-bellied pig named wilbur, he's got a new home. a permanent home. he's been adopted. the family who lives on a ten-acre farm in virginia say he's going by a new name. they are calling him norm. the pig's former owner says he became unable to care for him. he's a 200 pound pig. norm's new family saw him and knew they had to have him. he's very happy and they hope to find him a companion, soon. >> that might be hard to do. maybe not. >> maybe somebody else out there has an overweight badly behaved pot belly pig. >> great transition. from wilbur to sports, it's ugly. we are talking baseball. the cards and rangers in the world series. a memorable weekend for coaches in the nfl. that includes mike shanahan who

has another quarterback decision to make.

so, dan is out at the park. here we go, again, i guess is what i'm trying to say. >> we knew this would happen, didn't we? >> reporter: people said it wasn't if, it was when. grossman turned the ball over. we did an informal poll online

at nbc washington asking people who they wanted to be the starting quarterback. john beck won an incredible 252 to 20. the poll has only been up for a couple hours. the public wants to see the change made. shanahan says he's undecided. he's going to make an announcement for the panther's game on sunday on wednesday after practice. we are going to have to wait for a couple days. the old quarterback debate reared its ugly head after throwing four interceptions and the redskins lost to the eagles yesterday. it was not a pretty game for rex grossman. worst game as a redskin yesterday. two first halves. two more in the third quarter. it gives him an nfl nine interceptions this season. his fourth one sent him to the bench. he was replaced by beck. beck led the skins on their only touchdown drive.

it wasn't enough. the skins now 3-2 after the loss to the eagles. mike shanahan will wait to announce the starting quarterback on wednesday. >> on wednesday, a decision will be made based on who is going to start. the best interest of the organization. i have not made up my mind. i have talked to the coaches to get their opinions on the play. both these guys can play. the national football league for a long time. i know these guys got what it takes. which ever direction we go, that guy is going to get an opportunity to show us what he can do on game day. >> i believe in myself no matter if the stadium doesn't, coaching staff doesn't. you know, whatever the situation is. i believe in myself that every single play, i'm going to get it done. >> i try to have my head into the game where when they give the play to rex, i'm repeating

it myself. that way, i'm mentally focused and can step in. i try to get as much as i could from practice, trying to do what i could for if this could happen. who knows what will happen next. >> reporter: all right, if you were wondering who it was, that's john beck. the patch on his shirt said john. we heard from doreen at 5:00 about that. what do you think? >> he's a superstar. it might be a worthy investment, don't you think? >> reporter: i think he's a humble guy, dressing the part. me can nick at sunoco. >> i don't want my quarterback to be the guy i say hey, buddy, fill her up. >> maybe he didn't know he would do a news conference. >> reporter: maybe his wife gave him a good talking to.

if he's the starting quarterback, i think he'll have a jacket on next time. all four interceptions weren't rex's fault. anyway you slice it, he has a terrible game. there are players in rex's corner. one is santana. perhaps the best receiver on the team says rex deserves another shot. >> i feel like he deserves another shot. he came back and played a hell of a game. can't just, you know what i mean -- for the florida game yesterday, it worked. that's the luxury you have when you have two good quarterbacks. beck can come in and do his thing. you can't give up on a guy because he had a bad outing. what we been doing this year, rex held it down. you can't give up on one game. yes, he threw the ball and he's

going to get blamed. it's his decision. we have to make better plays for him so he won't have to deal with this kind of stuff. >> reporter: he averages two interceptions a game. the average quarterback just over an interception per game. injuries a huge problem for the redskins moving forward. two offensive linemen going to be out for a substantial amount of time. corey out for the season. williams out with a sprain and cooley going to have surgery on a fractured finger. sounds like, it sounds like he could be out the entire season as well. mike shanahan says they will evaluate his status after surgery. perhaps the most entertaining part of the nfl week had to do with a couple of coaches. the coach for the 49ers and the coach for the detroit lions had

an interesting post game handshake. after the niners beat the lions he raced across the field, shakes his hand and gives him a smack on the back. schwartz is coming after him. apparently, he uttered an obscenity. both guys had to be restrained by players. there's a history between the two guys. schwartz said there's no way you are going to be able to win in san francisco as brand-new head coach. winning they both are, the lions and the 49ers are 5-1. another crazy coaching incident in tampa bay where drew brees an the saints took on the buccaneers. graham bowls over his head coach on the sideline. peyton goes down with a torn meniscus and fractured bone in his leg. here is the cool thing about it. he toughed it out.

he called plays from the bench then went in at halftime. he had successful surgery today but won't be able to put weight on his leg for eight weeks. the saints, by the way, lost to the buccaneers. it was a tough one for peyton and entertaining post game affair with schwartz. jim, doreen? >> they say football is not a contact sport, but collision sport,

virginia state police are cracking down on people who make their own parking spots at the wood bridge commuter lot. after a week of written warnings, the police, today, began issuing tickets to the drivers who park illegally at a park and ride lot off i-95 in the prince william parkway. they say parking has gotten out of control with drivers parking on the grass or along threwways. it makes a safety hazard. on top of the ticket, some cars might be towed. the same team that inspected the washington monument is repelling down another washington landmark. they are taking a look at weather quake damage to the washington cathedral. we have more. >> i think they are braver than

i am but at the same time, they must have a great view on a day like this. >> reporter: it's a sight that's rare to see and it's stopping people on wisconsin avenue. >> i was riding my mike. i had the day off and saw guys hanging off the cathedral, so i thought i'd take a look. >> reporter: they are checking the towers, stone-by-stone, ornament-by-ornament. it's the same crew that repelled down the washington monument looking for cracks post earthquake. >> it's such a huge historic structure but it's relatively stark while you are up there on the side of the building. there's not a lot to look at. this with all the ornamentation that we are going to be feeling, it's more entertaining for us up there. >> reporter: they are armed with ipads, cameras and debris bags to take away loose stone.

>> we are not expecting to see a lot of damage up there. we'll have to see. we have looked at it with binoculars but it's different when you are touching it. >> i think we can get both towers done this week, weather permitting, then we would shift to the bell tower, the central bell tower where you see the platform and scaffolding. >> i wish i had that job. it looks enjoyable on a day like this. >> the goal is to reopen november 12th. in northwest, elaine reyes, news 4. >> a final check, veronica? >> a mild even for us. dry, too. it's rare this week. it's going to turn wet and colder at the end of the week. we head down to the upper 50s, low 50s by tomorrow morning. we get a chance for dry and mild one more time tomorrow before the rain comes in after midnight

tuesday. a soaker on wednesday, then cold for the end of the week. >> thanks. something happened at a swim meet at the pan am games in mexico. it's gone viral on u-tube. >> it happened at the edge of a pool. you can see what happened. one cheerleader stepped back too far. girl down. there she goes, again. that's twice. she completed her routine dripping wet. you are going to see it, again. that's how we roll. there she goes. she said that she was fine. anyway, she said she knows her mistake was witnessed by thousands of people but the crowd applauded. okay, that's enough. the crowd applauded her. we get the idea. she says that kindness helped to cheer her up. good for her. >> all that cheering going on, her wet hair slapping everybody. >> can you