good morning, everybody. welcome to "news4 midday." i am barbara harrison. it's wednesday, november 2nd, 2011. and this time president obama is not going far at his attempt to prove his point. in just about a half an hour, he will arrive for a news conference on transportation and infrastructure spending. he is using a key bridge as his back drop in attempt to highlight ailing bridges across

the country. >> reporter: although president obama's jobs plan failed earlier this month, he is determined to get the bill passed one piece at a time, and one of the pieces could be one of d.c.'s own key bridge, and he will speak to voters to encourage it. and the bridge is the oldest river crossing bridge in d.c. and the only one that has not been replaced, and it needs to be repaired. those repairs are planned for 2015, but if the infrastructure portion of president obama's jobs plan is passed the work could begin in 2013. today the president will speech at the georgetown waterfront park and push for voters to support his plan, which he says will stimulate the economy and put people to work while

rebuilding the country's infrastructure. the president has been touring the country spreading the country. >> anytime you want to help to put people back to work it's helpful, and throughout the country i think it's helpful. >> i just think that in this time of need, construction jobs are what people turn to to start the economy, and i think it's a good thing. >> and others agree with the republicans that say the president's previous plan costs too much and didn't work the first time. >> i simply don't know if that's a solution for increasing the economy. it's part of the infrastructure, but that doesn't increase the longevity of jobs out there. it's temporary. >> reporter: some are arguing if

something is not done, it could cause another recession. the republicans are saying the approach here is not going to fix the problem. i am tracee wilkins, news4. and then the prosecution in the lemon trial is coming to a close. news4's melissa malay joins us for more. >> reporter: right now jurors are inside the courthouse and they are looking at nine pictures taken during the autopsy. the photos show she suffered over 300 wounds to her body during the march attack. most of the woods weunds were defensive. now, in all there were 37 photos prosecutors wanted to show and

though the defense objected the judge ordered the nine to be shown. some of the photos are what prosecutors wanted to show them during opening statements. jurors were told that the last wound that jana suffered was a stab wound to the back of her head. prosecutors are trying to prove that the severity of the attack over time and the weapon shows pre-med indication. closing arguments could begin soon. back to you. >> thank you, melissa. herman cain is in town today trying to put the focus of his presidential campaign back on politics. cain is expected on capitol hill later today to pitch his 9-9-9 economic plan to gop lawmakers, but before heading into the district he spent the morning

speaking at the consumer electronics association in virginia. he says claims of sexual harassment in the 1990s are nothing more than a distraction. >> there are factions trying to destroy me personally as well as this campaign. >> cain is trying to move past the allegations one of his alleged victims is trying to speak out. a lawyer representing her says she wants to rework her settlement agreement so she can speak publicly about the harassment case. that lawyer says she wants to set the record straight after cain's claims that the complaints were baseless and false. >> when he says he never sexually harassed any one, i know that's not the perception of my client. >> at first, cain said a settlement never happened but now admits there was an akement. ,d.dq not hurt his presidential

hopes. let's turn to the weather now. nice warmup out there expected today. let's talk to tom kierein about that. >> a beautiful morning. it was a cold start, though. we were at or below freezing throughout much of the region around dawn, and now look at the royal blue sky and the sun pouring down illuminating the gorgeous autumn foliage we had. that's a great picture looking off the west-southwest, and off in the distance is tyson's corner. there's a little haze in the air and we did have fog earlier this morning. the view from space showing high pressure in place with a clear sky from new england all the way to florida, and we are in the middle of that, and the temperatures are warming up with the fairly strong november sun. right now it's near 50 dau fwraez washington, and it's still in

the 40s in a few places. there's a little fog around the river, but that's beginning to dissipate and it's in the low 50s there as well. for the rest of the afternoon, expect lots of sunshine. highs climb into the low 60s. looks like somewhat warmer weather coming our way in the future. we will talk about that in a couple minutes. >> i want to hear about that. thanks, tom. we will check on midday traffic and see if we have good news going on out there. >> no accidents to report at this time, but checking travel times around the area, right now 47 miles per hour from the outer loop of the beltway in montgomery county, and just under the speed limit and not seeing any accidents, and that's a lot better than what we were looking at a bit ago. and if you are taking the inner loop in prince georges county, you are traveling at 59 miles per hour and inner sxloop outer loop clear in this area. and i am not seeing any problems for you near the woodrow wilson bridge.

we'll keep watching the roads, but for now back to you. prince georges county police are trying to find out what led to a shooting at a shopping center. it happened last night on walter's lane. a man and woman were shot. the man died. police say the woman ran into a store for help. she went to the hospital and is expected to be okay, we're told. police say the gunman was wearing all black and also had on a black mask. investigators are reviewing surveillance cameras from surrounding stores to help with this case. this morning, metro officials announced a new initiative to hire more bus drivers. they will hire 26 more bus drivers and they will start to take applications today. dreaming of striking it rich? now could be your chance. tonight's powerball jackpot is up to $245 million. it's the largest since june of

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this morning weeka this morning weeky -- wikileaks founder is fighting his extradition. he is accused of sexually assaulting two women. he denies the allegations. many of his supporters say it's a conspiracy to keep him from exposing more government secrets. he got applause from supporters when he left today. some lucky u.s. troops are on their way home from iraq. it's the first stage of their complete withdrawal from the country by the end of the year. president obama announced the plan earlier this month and it will end more than eight years of involvement in the iraq war. more than 4400 american military

members have been killed since the u.s. and its allies invaded iraq back in march of 2003. a house of representatives, it supports and displays in god we trust was first established by the 84th congress back in 1956. bob barker is on capitol hill today trying to keep animals out of the circus. the long-time animal advocate is supporting legislation that would ban the use of animals in traveling circuses. he says they are abused and often starved to get them to perform. they have bipartisan support for the bill which is sponsored by virginia congressman. tom joins us now with a look

at the forecast. a chilly start, but warming up out there? >> yeah, it will be a 30-degree jump from where we were earlier this morning. many areas were at or below freezing this morning, but we will be heading to the low 60s by later this afternoon. quite a dramatic warmup. there is a picture from the city camera. and to the right along the potomac river is reagan national airport where the temperature is at 51 degrees, and humidity is 71%. dew point down to 42. that's fairly dry. it's a pleasant autumn day. a light southeasterly breeze. and the view from space over the last 12 hours, showing just a few high clouds drifting into the ohio valley, but here we have high pressure in place and it's in place all the way down the seaboard to florida, and here we are in the middle of the high pressure. a beautiful sunny day from the eastern shore around the bay and

across maryland and virginia into west virginia, and we will have the bright sunshine with us throughout the afternoon. now the temperatures have warmed up nicely. out of the mountains, it was down into the upper 20s. they still have snow on the ground from the saturday storm. and shenandoah valley now into the mid and upper 40s, and around the blue ridge. up in the higher elevations, as much as nine inches of snow on saturday. down in the valley, it's near 50 and then from the blue ridge east closer to washington and prince georges county and montgomery and fairfax, low to mid-50s thousand. mid-50s along the western shores of the bay and eastern shores of the bay, and we did have quite a bit of fog around parts of southern, and the lower eastern shore earlier, and now the fog has dissipated. and we will have lots of sunshine through the afternoon as we get into this evening as well, and we will have a clear evening coming up and then a few

high clouds during the day on thursday afternoon, otherwise another glorious autumn day. and then as we get towards friday morning, we will have a weak area of low pressure passing to the south, and that will bring in clouds during the day on friday, and friday perhaps for the morning commute for southern maryland and areas from near fredericksburg south, there may be a few sprinkles, but the rest of the day on friday will be dry and maybe a little sunshine coming out by friday afternoon. so for the rest of this wednesday afternoon, this second day of november, enjoy. we will have plenty of sunshine. it will be rather chilly. we'll be in the 50s to low 60s. tonight under a clear sky, we will have a cool evening, and it will be in the low 50s by early evening, and then by midnight in the upper 40s. and then thursday morning, we should be down around 40 degrees, and then during the

afternoon, reaching the mid-60s with a few high clouds coming in by a late afternoon. and then friday morning, looks to be quite cloudy and a small chance of a light shower, mainly south of washington on friday morning, otherwise the rest of the area should be cloudy in the morning with sunshine coming back during the afternoon. and getting chilly again on saturday morning as we clear out friday night into the mid-30s by dawn on saturday, but should have good weather for all the high school games on friday night, and then great football whether for the college games. this is the longest two-day weekend of the year. we turn our clocks back one hour, and we will have our sun rises an hour earlier, and that will be nice, and the sun sets an hour earlier, too. we should warm in the upper 60s near 70 on monday. we will take that. >> this is your favorite weekend

of the year, isn't it? >> the longest weekend of the year. love it. >> thank you, tom. we'll see you again shortly. let's check in with danella sealock now. >> the roads are looking good. if you are taking gw parkway, here is what the trip looks like for you, seeing green in both directions. as you make your way towards the 14th street bridge, we will look at that in a second, but you're clear in both directions. and then the camera moves a bit as you head into the city you are clear. and i-270 is clear as well. here is the view at west montgomery avenue. 270 north and south, no accidents and nothing to report at this time. just clear roads. back to you. >> thank you, danella. it's 18 minutes after 11:00. still ahead on "news4 midday,"

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as the weather gets cooler, simple soups and stews become a great option for dinner. we are joined by the chef to help us make a beef stew.

welcome. what is the secret? >> the ingredients, like a good belgian beer, like a brown beer. >> the beer and the meat is most important. before you show us what to do, let's go through the recipe so folks will know what we're doing. two pounds of chuck, and salt and freshly ground black pepper, and butter and two onions, and all-purpose flour, and you will need two quarts of brown beer, and broth. thyme, and a beliay leaf. >> we will season the meat. >> we are seasoning the meat

with salt. >> fresh pepper. >> all right. >> and it's already cut in chunks. >> yeah, you season them. and then we just going to roast it then. >> he has hot oil. those oils we talked about in the butter and everything, and they're hot. >> okay. we will just put inside to give color, you know. >> sounds good. sizzling in the pan. >> yes. >> i will turn it up so they can have a look at it. it's sizzling. sizzling and sticking a little to the pan, but you want that to happen, right? >> yes, true. we just move it a little bit, you know. >> brown it? >> brown it. >> and then what? >> and then we will just add the onions. >> i will hold it up so you can see as you add it in. >> add in the onion and at the

same time the carrots. >> those carrots have been chopped pretty small. >> yes. okay. >> stir it up. >> yes. a bit of coloration. >> looks great. and then what? >> sugar. >> sugar? >> yeah. >> sugar, okay. >> and then caramelize -- >> caramelize means it will stick to -- >> yeah, it will stick on the pan and give some flavor. there we go. and then the beer, deglaze. >> deglaze with the beer? >> yes. >> it's a brown beer, and we will have some spice, and it's very -- we will also see a different type of beer.

>> how much beer do you use? >> one. >> one? one quart? okay. all right. i guess it's to taste. it's bubbling in the pan. i don't know if you can see that, but the beer is bubbling up and looks fabulous in there. what else? >> we will add the beef stock. >> the beef stock. that you can make yourself or buy it? >> you can make yourself with tomato paste and red wine for 20 hours our so with beef, and then you will have it like that. and then you just add it. >> okay. and then? >> we mix again. >> all right. and that's it except for the spices, right?

>> yeah. how long does it have to cook? >> an hour, hour and a half. >> let's see it. that looks fabulous. can we have a look at that? looks good. i cannot wait to have some. wish folks could taste it and it sure spells good. thank you so much for coming. >> thank you very much. the president just arrived in georgetown at the waterfront there, and he is there to fix the infrastructure portion of the jobs bill. we want to listen to what he has to say. >> the fastest and most efficient in the world. our air traffic congestion is the worst in the world. we have to do something about this, because our businesses and our entire economy are already paying for it. to give you an example, last month we visited a bridge in cincinnati on one of the busiest trucking routes in america.

more than 150,000 vehicles cross it every single day, but it's so outdated that it has been labeled functionally aobsolete. today it handles twice the traffic it was designed for and it causes mile-long backups. that means the big shipping companies like ups or fedex are tempted to change routes, but it turns out that would cost more to take the long way. so their trucks, their vans are just sitting there. bleeding money. bleeding time. smaller businesses, they don't have a choice. they have to go across the bridges. when a major bridge that connects two areas, one nearby shop owner watched sales drop in two weeks when it was closed.

farmers can lose five cents a bushel when a rural bridge closes. infrastructure that is failing costs american businesses and families about $130 billion a year. that's a tax on our businesses. that's a tax on our consumers. it's coming out of your pocket. it's a drag on our overall economy. if we don't act now, it could cost america hundreds of billions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of jobs by the end of the decade. you are paying already for substandard bridges and you are paying for the substandard roads. you could be paying to make sure that workers were rebuilding these roads, and you would save money in the long term if you didn't. i am speaking to all the american people right now. [ applause ] building a world-class

transportation system is one of the reasons that america became an economic super power in the first place. today as a share of our economy, europe invests more than twice what we do in infrastructure. china more than four times as much. think about that. europe insists a percentage of its overall economy twice as much on roads and bridges and airports and ports, and china, four times as much. how do we sit back and watch china build the best bridges and high speed railroads, and we're doing nothing? at a time when we have more than a million unemployed construction workers who could build them right here in america right now. we're better than that. we are smarter than that. we just got to get folks in congress to share the same sense

of national urgency that mayors and governors and the american people do all across the aktry. hereit. amy from cleveland has seen a bridge fall apart in her state. i know the mayor of washington, d.c. gets it. but we have got to have everybody on capitol hill get it. last month republicans in the senate blocked a jobs bill that would have meant hundreds of thousands of private sector construction jobs repairing bridges like this one. it was the kind of idea that in the past, at least, both parties have voted for and supported.

it was supported by the overwhelming majority of the american people. it was paid for. and yet they said no. the truth is, the only way we can attack our economic challenges on the scale that is needed is with bold action by congress. they hold the purse strings. work right now, not five from now or ten years from now. >> it's the president speaking on infrastructure spending right now here in washington. it's now 11:31. coming up, the

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and why the congregation is split and the pastor is locked out. right now on "news4 midday," the prosecution in the lemon trial is wrapping up its case. they are showing jurors nine autopsy pictures of the body. they are hoping the various wounds inflicted upon the body will prove premeditated murder. and we just heard from the president about repairing bridges and creating jobs. thousands of protesters have

been holding demonstrations at the summit. the president will meet with french president, sarcozy, and merkel, to talk about the responses to the european debt crisis. voters in maryland decided to give their mayor a third term. moe got vote last night. and incumbent council member leezce won. the republican who e-mailed

this cartoon has resigned. the image was included on a flyer on monday's leesburg halloween parade. he said the graphic did not reflect the views of any of the candidates. lawyers have the day off to prepare the closing arguments in the manslaughter trial against conrad murray. he's the physician accused of giving michael jackson the fatal dose of propofol. jackson likely gave himself the dose that killed him is what one doctor testified. closing arguments are scheduled to begin tomorrow morning. later today lindsay lohan will head back to court to face any additional punishment for violating her probation. last month the judge revoked the

probation after she missed nine community service appointments at a woman's shelter. she could get as much as a year and a half behind bars. right now we have the bright sun and things are warming up beautifully. it's a spectacular autumn day. we'll take it. the fog we had earlier is dissipating, and temperatures are climbing in the 50s throughout much of the region. reagan national is at 51, and it will continue to climb perhaps another ten degrees into the low 60s by later this afternoon. clear evening coming up. we will be down near 40 by tomorrow morning, and then a sunny day again on thursday. a bit milder, we should make it into the mid-60s tomorrow. and then by friday morning in the mid-40s, a small chance of a sprinkle, especially to the south, and the rest of the area just a cloudy start and some sun back friday afternoon with a high near 60. and into the weekend, it should be sunny but chilly on saturday. mid-30s in the morning. and then a bit milder on sunday, although still on the chilly side. warming up the first part of next week. that's the way it looks right

now. barbara? >> thank you, tom. we will check again on midday traffic. danella sealock, how is it looking now? >> still looking good in our area. i-95, head down there now. and seeing green in both directions on i-95. as you make your way on to 395, you are traveling northbound well as southbound. and here is the view as you make your way passed edsall. and barbara, no problems in montgomery county, and the inner loop and outer loop is clear. thousands of drivers who get stuck in traffic near military hospitals every day will finally get relief. virginia is receiving $180 million to widen the three-mile stretch of route 1 between

telegraph road and the highway. the new road is expected to improve the access and accommodate the increased traffic generated by the base realignment and closure project. the construction could begin in 2013 and take up to three years to complete. maryland is receiving nearly $90 million for improvements in bethesda near the walter reed medical center. $40 million will be used to finish the underground tunnel connecting the hospital to the station. and then four enter sections will be improved in that area. both projects will not begin until 2013. we're hearing firsthand what happened when a teen was shot in the head in georgetown on halloween. the 17-year-old victim is listed in critical condition this morning. we spoke to one of the victim's friends. he does not want to be

identified. the friend tells us the two were in georgetown to hangout with girls. the friend says he was standing next to the victim when the gunshots were fired. >> i never ever seen a man get shot in the head up close and person. i did not see him drop, but when i turned around he was laying on the ground. >> police arrested a 24-year-old man four blocks away for allegedly carrying a handgun. sources say investigators are questioning him to see if he is connected with the shooting. and then police released this stretch. investigators say it resembles a suspect who attempted to abduct somebody last week. authorities have not said whether they believe that they onnected.hey believe that they a l congregation a l congregation

divided this morning, and the changes leave a pastor locked out. last night, a large crowd gathered at jericho city of praise church in landover demanding the return of the pastor. yest mother died she left a six-person board in charge in sted of her son. both sides are fighting for control and things got worst yesterday when the locks had been changed on the church, and that news angered church members. >> what he is going through now is a travesty. this is not what the -- with what is going on with the board right now is not godly. they said they changed the locks because stereo equipment was stolen on monday and they had not had a chance to give him a key yet and claim that he is still part of the church.

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take a look at this. a pilot is being called a hero after being forced to land without landing gear. the flight from newark to poland had to circle for an hour to burn off fuel before making a surprising smooth landing, and so smooth that some passengers not got the gear to work. none of the people onboard were hurt. google's gmail is getting a new look. there's also a new advanced search function. also added are lots of new themes.udolutionh7

th users over the next few days. if your gmail has not updated yet, get it by clicking "switch to new look," located there at the bottom of the page. and then we will check in with cnbc to get the rest of the day's business news. >> stocks are rallying after falling two days in sharp decline. and righted now the dow is up over 190 points. the s&p 500 is up by one point. and the nasdaq is up by 33 points. a new report says the private

sector added 110,000 jobs in october. it's better than expected but it's indicative that the labor market is showing improvement. and the earnings reports today including comcast, nbc's parent company, and that was helped by harry potter as well as higher ad sales. it's the end of an era for deal hunters. the basement filed for bankruptcy and plans to close its doors next year. buying and eating a red velvet cupcake will do more than satisfy your sweet tooth this week, and here is to explain -- oh, those look good. i am hungry. these beautiful cupcakes come from where? >> they are from the sprinkle store in georgetown located on 30th street, and they are here

as part of a special promotion that sprinkles is doing this week to benefit the great americans for the arts. >> what did they do? >> they had the same mission for over 50 years, insuring access to the arts for all americans. >> the money, how will it be used? >> to support programs here in washington as well as around the country. >> how did you talk sprinkles into getting involved? >> they are a tremendous company that committed incredible support every since they started in 2005. we have a wonderful relationship with the founders, candice and charles nelson, and carry washington who sits on the committee and is a huge fan of sprinkles, and red velvet is the signature flavor, and that's what we have today.

we are well on track to raising a minimum donation of $10,000 to support americans for the arts. we thank carrie for being brave enough to come out in the weather and manage to stay on her feet for two hours. red velvet is the signature flavor. there are lots of choices. >> these look fabulous. they are all red velvet. can you buy them with any topping you like. >> 100% of the proceeds goes to the americans for the arts. >> all the proceeds from sprinkles, red velvet cupcakes purchased through november 6th will go towards americans for the arts. it's located on m street in northwest washington. wow. they sure do look good. >> make sure you take one home. thank you, barbara. >> thank you for coming in and telling us about this. our time is 11:49, and

coming up kim kardashian's mother defends her daughter and sets the record straight on who paid for the wedding. udience, and we won't to theso.

some farmers have a beef with proposed changes to the nation's school lunch programs. in an effort to fight childhood obesity, the agriculture department wants to cut back on things like potatoes and salts and add more fruits and vegetables. those changes would be implemented within five years. critics argue the changes are too quick and take away from the crop growing industry. and they say it's too steep and most children won't eat the healthier food anyway. doctors say the prognosis is good for conjoined twins separated this week in california. the 2-year-old girls were connected by the chest and abdomen. abdomen. it took a team of

nine hours to complete time the girls have separate livers, diagrams and breastbones and abdominal wall muscle pz justin bieber is being sued by a woman in california that claims he is the father of her baby. she two got together backstage at one of the concerts. she wants bieber to take a paternity test and support her baby. fresh from filing for divorce, reality star, kim kardashian, is insisting her short-lived marriage was not a sham. she is th australia to promote a line of handbags. she filed for divorce on monday after just 72 days of marriage. kim's mother, kris jenner,

stopped by the "today" show. she said reports that the couple made money off the romance are completely false. >> we sold the television rights for millions, not true. we profited -- she profited from the wedding, absolutely false. >> so they did not make $20 million? >> no. >> how much did they make? >> they made money for the pictures that were sold and things like that, but at the end of the day that money went towards the end of the wedding and kim had to pay a great deal of money at the balance that was owed at the wedding which she was delighted to do, because that was her fairytale wedding. >> the divorce papers cite irreconcile differences. four months ago today, millions of people around the world watched prince albert mary

a south african olympic swimmer. days before the wedding there was a report of a runaway bride. this morning on "today," matt lauer pressed the couple about the rumors. >> people were saying you were reluctant about getting married. set the record straight hemh $e it's hilarious. it's hilarious. >> so there bride? >> no, not at all. >> prince albert was 53 when he married.@ actress, princess grace. actress, princess grace. stories we'll follow this afternoon.

how do you say -- >> mt. rainier, and prince rene. >> what is coming up? >> a busy afternoon. ;bhave the herman cain sexual harassment controversial. and get ready for boot camp at 5:00 tonight. the workout that is military inspired and family friendly at the same time. and of course we will keep you up-to-date on the latest from the lemon trial. it begins right here. >> all right. thank you. we will get a last look at the forecast. tom is right here to do that. >> we have the bright sun warming up rapidly around the region. it's going to continue to climb into the low 60s by early afternoon. another sunny day tomorrow in the saturday.(u: 50x( morningto the south of again through central virginia. sun back for the weekend, though. rather chilly on saturday. highs in the 50s. morning lows mid-30s and sunny

again on sunday. afternoon highs should be warmer up into the low 60s and milder as we start off next week on monday and tuesday. that's the way it looks. we will see you tomorrow morning. k9k yout1z + "news4 midday."

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