lindsay lohan is heading back to a women's prison for a 30-day sentence that starts next week. >> she violated probation by not showing up at a mandatory community service. it's not the only punishment. we have more from los angeles. >> you admit you violated probation by failing to o boy the court. >> yes, your honor. >> reporter: with that, the judge sentenced lindsay lohan to 30 days in jail. she must surrender by november 9th. >> the sentence i'm going to pose is putting the keys to jail in the defendant's hands. >> reporter: lohan will be able to provide all her community service at the l.a. community morgue. she must complete everything by january 9th or face more

problems. she's facing two duis. 300 days in jail hanging over her head. the fifth judge that lohan has faced since her first arrest in 2007 acknowledged the former disney star would only serve a fraction of any sentence because of overcrowding in l.a. county jails. >> on march 29th, probation will convert to nonreporting. >> reporter: lohan seemed compliant as the judge handed down the sentence, hoping this will be her last rush with the law. stephanie stanton, nbc news, los angeles. >> our hollywood headlines continue in a minute. kim kardashian has a message to her fans. her mom talks about the divorce for the first time today. it's a pivotal day in the

trial of the woman accused of killing her co-worker at a bethesda yoga shop. the prosecution rested after the final witness took the stand. the victim was alive during the entire attack and suffered at least 331 separate injuries. 100 of them were defense wounds. the medical examiner showed nine autopsy photos. at that point, murray's mother and sister got up and left the courtroom. murray was found dead at the shop in bethesda. her co-worker is charged with first degree murder. in an unusual move, the defense lawyers decided not to call any witnesses on her behalf. chris gordon will have the latest coming up on news 4 at 5:00. the herman cain sexual harassment controversy won't go away. in fact, it may be worsening.

a third former employee  complained of workplace sexual behavior. today, there was a lively exchange between the gop presidential candidate and reporters after a speaking engagement in alexandria. >> reporter: on day three of herman cain's crisis, he couldn't cut off questions about sexual harassment. >> what did i say? >> excuse me. excuse me. what part of no don't these people understand? >> reporter: cain understands, he could lose his front-runner status. cain is at 30% nationally, romney at 23%, gingrich at 10% and perry at 8%. the 9-9-9 plan was not the main appeal. voters just liked him. now, it's in jeopardy. >> they go to the heart of

likability. likability was herman cain's calling card. >> reporter: one woman who accused cain of harassment got a full year of severance. the second accuser might tell her story of working for the restaurant association and herman cain. cain implied the women are being used. >> there are factors trying to destroy me, personally as well as this campaign. >> reporter: cain rivals seem to pile on. >> this is the year we can't settle. this is the year when we can't have any surprises with our candidate. >> reporter: more surprise could lie ahead. characters from cain's past with stories still to tell. the whom who wants to talk is reluctant to go public. i'm steve handelsman, news 4, capitol hill. on wall street today, stocks recovered from afternoon lows to

trade higher. it came after the fed announced it may reinvest in mortgage backed securities to provide support to the weak housing market. the dow went up 178 points. nasdaq up 33. s&p 500 closed 19 points higher. two retailers filed bankruptcy. sands and basement are going out of business. the company says its struggled with increased competition of other stores with discount deals. they bought the store for $62 million. this time, the store hasn't received favorable bids. they expect to liquidate in time for the holiday season. they plan to close all 46 stores including the store in chevy chase. utility crews are working frantically to restore power to

those who lost power in last week's snowstorm. 500 homes and businesses are still without power in connecticut. new jersey nearly 180,000 sitting in the dark and nearly 3 million people lost power from maryland to maine when the storm struck on saturday. back here, we are going to see a few days without presip. it's nice out there. >> it is. the leaves are starting to pop, too. veronica johnson has the forecast. how are we looking? >> we are looking great. if you spent any time outside today, it was hard to go inside. temperatures in most neighborhoods around 60 degrees. 59 is where we are now with the south wind at 7 miles per hour. so, about the only thing out there currently is high clouds, a few scattered high clouds. 59. meanwhile, morningside and river dale, 61 degrees.

62 in ft. bell dor. fredericksburg, the temperature at 65 degrees. clear skies here. look to the west. we have clouds building. all through the ohio valley areas and the midwest, heavy rain in arias of iowa. for us, we'll have a weather system coming our way later this week. it's part of a storm that delivered heavy snow around colorado. we'll talk about what that system is going to do for us. for the good night forecast, 55 degrees by 5:00. 53 by 7:00 and 49 degrees by 11:00 p.m. under a nice, clear and sunny sky. we got the first quarter moon. any rain, we'll talk about it for the week and how warm our weekend will be. >> thanks. wikileaks founder, julian

assange is under house arrest in england after fighting extra diction to sweden. authorities want to question him about sex crime allegations. we have the latest from the appeals court in london. >> reporter: today in london, wikileaks founder julian assange faces allegations of sexual misconduct. two young women accused him of having unwelcome, unprotected sex with them for four days when he was staying at their apartmen apartments. he says he's been charged with no crime. he calls it accusations lies and a political conspiracy. >> no doubt, there will be many attempts made to try to spin these proceedings as they occur today. they are technical. >> reporter: he was arrested in

britain on this swedish warrant about a year ago. he's been staying at a friend's mansion under a house arrest. now, he will be extradited to sweden unless he appeals within two weeks time. his lawyer did not say whether or not they would file the appeal and if they did so, under what grounds. back to you. the pilot of the polish airliner that was forced to land yesterday with no wheels is being hailed a hero. he's talking about the ordeal for the first time. the plane with 230 passengers on board landed on its belly at warsaw airport. the pilot felt a huge relief once he learned all the passengers evacuated the plane safely. he's glad it was a success, he says every pilot would have done the same thing. he keeps wondering if he could have done a better job. passengers on board said the

landing was so smooth they thought the wheels were down. celebrities and politicians converged on capitol hill concerned about the welfare of circus animals. bob barker was among the animal advocates in d.c. today. a new bill was introduced to restrict the use of exotic animals such as elephants and tigers. it's a traveling exotic animal act. barker supports the bill. >> how did they train them? they have to dominate the animal. how do they dominate the animal? they beat it with clubs, fists, ax handles, they shock it with all sorts of electric devices. they use bull hooks on them. they deprive them of food and even water in order to make them do these tricks.

>> an official with ringling brothers says it will do nothing to change the care of animal. the saying goes, you can't win if you don't play. the power ball jackpot is up to $245 million. it's the largest lottery jackpot since june of last year. it has people in d.c., maryland, west virginia and virginia lining up for tickets. officials expect to sell 1200 tickets a minute during peak times today. well, the host of the world's longest running television game show is retiring after five decades in the business. >> good evening, the answer to the opening question is the great seal of the united states is located in the lobby of the state department here in washington. >> that's right. mac announced he's stepping down as host of "it's academic."

he's been quizzing folks since it hit the air waves, 50 years ago here on nebraska avenue at nbc 4 in washington. he's our institution. home grown right here. he's still walking the halls, i saw him today and he's doing great. >> we love mac. when we continue, kim kardashian gets mobbed while she escapes overseas. what her mother has to say about the 72 day wedding and the divorce. justin bieber is dealing with a paternity suit. >> hear from the mother of conjoined

the pending divorce between kim kardashian and kris humphreys is rocking the tabloid world. >> it's angered fans and raised accusations that the marriage was a sham. we have the latest. >> reporter: she was able to fly out of the country, kardashian couldn't outrun swirling questions about her short-lived marriage. monday, kardashian filed for divorce after just 72 days citing irreconcilable differences. humphreys is devastated and wants to make it work. they were paid millions for their highly publicized wedding. they call it one my sham. >> a lot of fans were wondering was it just a showmance? in other words just to have a fantastic wedding special. >> reporter: tuesday, kim kardashian responded to the public outcry saying i married for love. i can't believe i have to defend

this. i would not have spent so much time on something just for a tv show. the disappointment of her fans is. from the engagement after just six months of dating to the lavish $10 million fairytale wedding to the frequent arguing. >> i'm going to a hotel. >> bickering which we thought was a lovers quarl might have been a sign of bigger problems. >> she was so caught up in the filming of tv show, she said i didn't want to disappoint a lot of people. >> kim kardashian has a bit of a pr problem right now. she's lost the faith of fans and her audience who truly belief it

was a fairytale romance. >> reporter: a dream wedding turned nightmare. well, kardashian's mother kris jenner is also her manager. she appeared on the morning talk shows to premier her book. >> what was her reaction? >> well, you know, it's tough. anytime anybody at whatever stage of their relationship goes through something like this, it's tough. my main concern is that kim is okay. that they get through this. it's devastating, you know? you want the best for your kids. you know, kim has always been a hopeless romantic. she wears her heart on her sleeve. she wapts a family and kids and an amazing life. she's been raised in a big family with lots of love and wanted the same thing to continue for herself. yeah, we are all disappointed. i think kim's main concern is

right now her fans and the viewers who she feels like she really let everybody down. so, she doesn't want to disappoint. when kim knew she had to do this, she announced it. made a very difficult decision and never expected people to think her wedding was a, you know, a sham. she doesn't need to do something like that for any reason. all the reports coming in that she profitted from the wedding. it's completely falsz. i feel disappointed in people who will write really ugly things and untruths. if it's written in a newspaper on the cover of something doesn't mean it's true. >> of course a lot of people are talking about tweeting about what mom was wearing this morning. she has a new book. everybody has their own opinion on whether this wedding was a sham. >> the divorce was the topic of

twitter 20 washington post. >> i would say it was orchestrated for the television show. i don't know that makes it is scam. i don't know who believed they were in so much love they had to get married immediately. they only knew each other six months before they got engaged. it was a business proposition. worse things have happened. i think it worked out well for all the parties involved. >> except fans who felt they were reeled in. >> felt let down and disappointed now. from one controversy to another. justin bieber is fighting accusations that he fathered a child with a fan. >> a 20-year-old woman stated bieber is the father of her 3-month-old baby boy. she says the baby was conceived after he performed at the los angeles staples center last october. the lawyers say the claims are

lies and they issued this statement. while we haven't yet seen the lawsuit, it's sad someone would fabricate such false claims. we will pursue all remedies to protect justin on this. a hearing is set for december 15th. stay there, we have more to come on news 4 this afternoon. two special dogs share a common bond. their connection, straight ahead. two guy [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] movie buffs! this film is tres bien, but the interest rate on your checking account is le pew. interest on your checking? earn more with new high yield free checking at capital one bank. your interest rate will be five times the national average. five times the interest! and free atms at any bank. show's over folks. make your way to capital one bank. what's in your wallet? were you crying? yeah.

the use of service dogs is grog all over the world. in the uk, there's a blind dog with a service dog. lily is a great dane. a medical condition took her sight when she was a puppy. her companion is a great dane. madison serves as lily's eyes. they were taken to a shelter last summer when their owners could no longer care for them. they are so connected, neither dog would do as well on their own.

after a lengthy search, the shelter found a family willing to take both dogs. >> what a wonderful story. >> it's a wonderful story. >> you have to keep them together. look at that. >> just the right pace, not too fast, not too slow. >> to be in sync. >> good for them. >> good for us. finally, the weather is in sync for what we want. >> let's keep it this way. >> sunshine, clear skies and decent temperatures outside. certainly the kind where you can go outside and enjoy yourself on a fall day. take a look across the area. we are around 60 degrees. 59 at reagan national with the wind out of the west at 7 miles per hour. calling this a great afternoon. it's going to be a very, very nice evening for us, too. temperatures as you look to the south, 62 in richmond, virginia. 63 in roanoke and 68 degrees

right now in charleston, west virginia. so, a nice warm flow there. speaking of flow, look what's flowing into the area. high clouds ohio and kentucky. with high pressure over the area today and even tomorrow staying in control of the weather, we are going to have another beautiful day coming our way. the clouds and rain, look at the heavy rain through areas of northeastern iowa and north of chicago and wisconsin. all that associated with the next weather system for us, too. it's one that brought heavy snow to colorado, just outside of boulder, colorado. they picked up a foot or snow from an area of low pressure. now the snow in areas of kansas and what we are going to find is the area of low pressure. i'm going to keep my eye on this for the next couple days. it's going to track eastward. you can see the heavy rain in missouri and iowa. tomorrow, still sunshine for us. still under an area of high pressure. watch what happens thursday night and friday. this area of low pressure is going to track to the south so

by the time we get to friday morning, early morning, some areas could dealing with morning sprinkles, maybe light showers, right around southern maryland, calvert county, charles county, then the low pressure makes its way to the east, southeast. there's a hole on friday, it will be a partly sunny day. not bad at all for the rest of this week. your evening forecast, clear and chilly. crisp and nice out there. 55 dropping to 49 degrees with a light southerly wind. clear skies, cool between 32 and the northern and western suburbs 42 degrees inside the beltway. high temperatures with the southwest wind nosing up higher than today to 64 degrees. fantastic day. high clouds around the area. here is a look at your four day forecast. tomorrow, 63. 59 on friday. again, partly sunny. morning sprinkles.

the weekend, 54 to 60. looks like it will be sunny with a high of 60 degrees. nice. >> thanks, veronica. still to come on news 4 at 4:00, an update on conjoined twins separated in a difficult operation. a

welcome back to news 4 at 4:00. i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. here's what's happening at 4:30. the trial of the woman accused of killing her co-worker could be sent to the jury later today. britney norwood is charged with first degree murder in the beating and stabbing death of murray back in march. murray was alive during the entire attack and suffered 331 separate wounds. chris gordon will have a live report at the top of the hour. lindsay lohan, rather herman cane ignored reporters questions

about the sexual harassment case in his past. he ducked questions in alexandria. one of the women in the harassment cases is reluctant to speak publicly about it even if given the okay. lindsay lohan was sentenced to 30 days in jail. he violated her probation after failing to show up at a community service event. she was on probation for a necklace theft. she will have to work at a morgue. after a two-datumable, stocks made big gains on wall street today. the dow jones was up 178 points. nasdaq gained 33 and s&p 500 closed 19 points higher. two girl who is lived their whole lives as conjoined twins are waking up today on their own

for the first time. miguel reports with more on the risky surgery that turned out to be a big success. >> reporter: the surgery lasted nearly ten hours. a complex, procedure that separated the twinges. the two-year-olds were connected at the chest since birth. today, they will spend their first whole day apart. >> i thank god for everything. this is a dream come true. >> fused together at the liver, the team of 20 doctors and nurses knew the operation would be risky. massive bleeding, heart attacks and strokes were concerns. it was possible because each girl had their own heart, brain and kidneys. inside the e.r., gary hartman said there were no major setbacks. >> long term prognosis, we

expect happy, healthy set of girls. we don't see any barriers to complete recovery. >> reporter: conjoined twines like them are rare. one in every 50,000 to 100,000. the girls showed fight from the beginning. their mom says since their birth in the philippines they have been playful, energetic and, well, close. when angelica would cough, angelina would pat her back. they sought out a doctor years ago. he performed his first successful operation on a set of twins. >> my expectation is they will bounce back from this quite well. young children are very

resilient. >> reporter: two special sisters living separate lives, but their bond forever strong. >> that was miguel reporting. the twins are expected to be in the hospital for two weeks. closing arguments set for the trial of michael jackson's former doctor, conrad murray. he's charged with involuntary manslaughter. murray was treating jackson when he died of a propofol overdose in june, 2009. murray gave the singer the fatal dose of the anesthetic. murray's defense says jackson drugged himself. the doctor faces four years in prison and the loss of his medical license if convicted. google's g-mail is getting a new look. it gives the service a cleaner feel. you are able to drag side bars around to whatever size you want. there's a new advanced search option. also, lots of new themes.

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you know, it's been so long since we have seen a rain drop, we could get used to this dry pattern. >> we're loving it. >> i'm getting used to it. i'm not counting the sprinkles we had monday night. it was only a few counties south of us. take a look at this. we are in a dry stretch. leave out what we had monday to the south of the area, the pattern we are in now, this is the driest stretch, folks, that we have had since going all the way back to the end of may and early june. we are going to keep it up for a couple more days. nice clear skies today. we are at 59 degrees now. the wind out of the south and dry. the dew point temperatures down. relative humidity is down.

the overnight period, we head from 51 degrees to 49 degrees at 11:00 p.m. we'll have the first quarter moon here. sunset at 6:07. tomorrow morning, 42 to 43 between 5:00 and 7:00 a.m. outlying areas much colder, dropping to the 30s. clear skies from pennsylvania down to north carolina. some high clouds moving in. that's all we are going to see tomorrow, just the whispy winds. frederi frederick, maryland, 43. tomorrow morning, or tomorrow afternoon, 63 degrees for a high temperature. it's going to be even nicer tomorrow than it is today. temperatures slightly higher with a southwest wind. here is a look at your four day forecast. 63 for the high tomorrow. a little lower, cooler on friday

with the cloud cover and morning sprinkles coming through. saturday, a high temperature of 54 degrees. high pressure returns, we'll get sunshine, good sunshine back in here. a few high clouds. 60 on sunday. more clouds building. sunday still looking like it will be the warmer day of our weekend and we have more warmth building next week, monday, tuesday, wednesday. 67 degrees. might be a few neighbors next weekend. >> we are on a roll. >> oh, my goodness, wow. >> who remembers snow? >> i know. >> did it snow recently? >> yeah, that ugly saturday. in news 4 your health today, dermatologists will get help when they screen patients for melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. it takes detailed images of growths on your skin. a computer analyzes it to see if

there are signs of cancer. it recommends whether a biopsy should be done. the fda approved the device today. there's hope the technology will find more melanomas sooner when they are treatable. >> for most people, a job is just a job. what if, instead of living for the weekend you lived for monday morning? >> wow! imagine that. believe it or not, there are people who feel that way. lester holt introduces us to two of them. business partners who run a garage filled with the kind of cars most of us can only dream about. >> reporter: imagine growing up a motor head, a car nut and ending up with a full time job buying the sexiest cars in the world with other people's money and getting to drive them when ever you want? that's what mike and zach get to do all day every day. >> we travel in the greatest cars, we buy what we like and live our dream.

>> they run classic car club manhattan. it's a rental car agency on steroids. instead of paying 100 bucks a day to drive a ford taurus. have every car we had as a poster on our wall. it's a starting point. >> reporter: they own their business, working full time plus and securing worldwide rights to the concept with more clubs planned for miami and l.a. an entrepreneur seen here at the in-house bar loves the freedom the club buys them. >> i feel lucky and fortunate that i can live like this. the best feeling is i get to give the keys back and walk

away. >> mike and zach are happier now than they were in their previous careers. what's not to like? they are in the cars they loved since they were kids. >> another good day at work. i'm looking forward to work on monday. >> for cnbc, i'm lester holt. >> for more dream jobs, tune in at 9:00 tomorrow night for best jobs ever. i'm thinking that would be a great second career. you wouldn't have to pay him for that job. >> it would be nice to feel that way. >> yeah. coming up on news 4 -- of course, we do like our jobs. safeway changes position after a mother is arrested for eating a sandwich. the trailer is released for grand theft auto. we are coming back with it after the break. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, a push to bring the skins back to d.c. maybe to rfk stadium. a pickpocket is on metro.

the story of the alert rider that stopped the thief in his tracks. here is darcy spencer with a look at what's coming up at 6:00. i'm darcy spencer. it could be home to the first

safeway is dropping charges against a pregnant mother arrested for stealing sandwiches.

nicole and her husband were handcuffed at a honolulu safeway last week. she forgot to pay for the sandwich while paying for the groceries. the 3-year-old daughter was handed over to child protective services to stay overnight. he said store management followed routine procedure for handling shoplifting cases. sit in the sun, you know how it is. >> after months of speculation, rock star games released a trailer for the upcoming grand theft auto 5. the highly anticipated game takes place in a city based on l.a. the main character claims he wants to move there to start a crime-free life. the grand theft auto series sold 114 million copies since the debut back in 1997. a shopping cart

marian hedges spent decades trying to help communities in new york. today, she's in a coma after being hit from a shopping cart launched four stories from above her head.

>> reporter: the shopping cart plunged from a walk way in new york's harlem neighborhood. four stories up, on top of a woman. she was shopping for halloween candy for underprivileged children. her 13-year-old son by her side, but unhurt was hysterical as his mother was rushed to the hospital. the two 12-year-old boys live in local public housing and from troubled families. the boys were horsing around and told police they did not see marian hedges below. >> horrendous what these kids do on halloween. >> reporter: hedges husband rushed back from overseas to be by her side. he told the new york post, he doesn't know if his wife will fully recover. it's too early to tell with neurological issues. we are hopeful.

she's going to be in the best of all cases in rehabilitation for months. she's a well known and much loved philanthropist. she's donated her time in places like this, the community center less than a mile from the accident. >> she's so enthusiastic about the center and makes other people enthusiastic. it's infectious the way she champions the center. >> reporter: her help is invaluable here, especially in a tough economy when budgets are being slashed. >> it hurts. it's somebody's mother, somebody's child. think of how she feels. >> reporter: for now, the good work is on hold because of a halloween trick that turned into a terrible tragedy. >> that's news 4 at 4:00.

news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. tonight at 5:00, herman cain heads to northern virginia and things get heated. >> i'm here with these doctors and that's what i'm going to talk about. >> the fact these woman -- >> what did i say? excuse me. excuse me. >> what he will and won't say about those accusations of sexual harassment. caught red handed. >> i grabbed it back. i said what are you doing? she took off across the metro platforms. >> an alert rider catches a pickpocket. how she did it and what else the police found on the thief. redskins nation. could the skins be heading back to rfk? welcome to news 4 at 5:00, i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. after days of watching and hearing a graphic testimony and