good morning, everybody. welcome to "news4 midday." it's thursday, november 3rd, 2011. we begin with new details in an early morning house fire in montgomery. a woman rescued from the burning home has died from her injuries. two firefighters were injured in the fire that broke out this morning on iris street in rockville. >> reporter: this fire was so devastating it sent four people to the hospital, and now we received word that one of them

has died. these pictures taken buy a neighbor shows how devastating this morning's fire was. it happened in the 4700 block of iris street in rockville. two husband and wife have two children who no longer live with them, and the husband was in the 60s and so was his wife, who died in the fire. >> i ran outside and saw the fire was there, and i grabbed a small hose along with another neighbor, and we started to spray the front of the house because that's where the fire was at. the man of the house was outside, running around kind of frantic. and then the firefighters arrived and took over. and they pulled the lady out, maybe ten minutes later. i didn't see that she was breathing or anything.

>> reporter: the wife was pronounced dead after arriving to the hospital. the quiet couple reportedly lived in the house since the mid-70s. >> the amount of fire dimt that the county sent out was incredible. the response was unbelievable. >> wil fire investigators say it appeared this fire started in the basement of the home, the exact cause has not been decided yet. in rockville, i am tracee wilki wilkins, news4. today the county is doing their annual winter storm drill. megan mcgrath is live with details. >> reporter: preparing is the key word here, because you know if there was actual snow on the ground, they would not let me inside the salt dome here.

but what they are doing is practicing, and practice makes perfect. that's what they are doing. before we get hit by mother nature, in a serious way they are going out there and making sure everybody is ready and it's a busy morning here. the salt dome is alive with activity and the plows are attached to the drukz, and the strange thing is there's no snow on the ground, and that's the point, to check things out under normal conditions and see if anything needs tweaking? >> changes have been made to the infrastructure, and so we want to make sure there's no snow is

on the ground. >> montgomery county staged a snow dry run today. plow drivers reported for duty and drove their routes just like they would in a real snowstorm. gps units have every snow route in the county plotted out, and that means any driver can take over any route at anytime. at the storm operation center they listen to the radio traffic on the plow drivers and collect data on road conditions. today they are practicing under a specific saw nacenariscenario accumulation and traffic time. >> it was a mock snowstorm. forecast to begin at 7:00 a.m. the mock snow did fall at 7:00 a.m., and so it's a 12 hour event ending at 7:00 p.m. >> reporter: the federal

government is looking at their dismissal guide. do you remember last january, january the 26th, to be exact, when we had bad weather, and all the employees were let out when the weather was hairy out there. and just an absolute nightmare. the government is looking at a number of possible changes to their dismissal guide to make sure that doesn't happen again. they are looking at staggered dismissals, and a leave no later than deadline folks as well as possible shelter in place type of scenarios for the folks if the weather gets to bad to opt not to leave at all and stay in their offices until things clear up. no final decisions as of yet, but it's that time of year where people are starting to think of snow. and last weekend they got a little snow, and that was in

gaitersberg. >> thank you for that report. you know you will be out there again very soon. >> reporter: absolutely, in the snow. >> thanks a lot. >> reporter: sure. turning to the weather now. another cold start this morning but we are warming up night least. tom kierein joins us with the first forecast. >> happily, no snow. we have sunshine and are beginning to warm up and the autumn foliage is gorgeous around the washington metro area. that's a live picture from the sky camera. and out to the west on the horizon, it's loudoun county, and as we take a look around the region for today, we will have our temperatures that have bottomed out not quite as cold as they were the last couple mornings because of the area of

cloudiness that did come over, but it's warming up nicely into the 50s throughout much of the region, and then the eastern shore, closer to washington and further north is in the low 50s. for the afternoon, some of the high clouds coming over and lots of sunshine. highs reaching the low to mid-60s with a light southerly breeze. and we will look at the progress and prospects in the weekend, and we will look at that coming up in a few minutes. >> all right. thank you. we will check with the midday traffic now with danella sealock standing by. >> if you are traveling i-95, let's take the trip together. if you are making your way towards 395, this is what your commute looks like, seeing a lot of green as you head towards lorton. and then we're not seeing issues for you, nothing but green roads. clear in both directions traveling northbound and southbound.

and if you continue on to 395, here is the view at duke street. from edsall to the 14th street bridge, i am not seeing anything in the roadways for you right now. the 14th street bridge, clear making your way into the city. new from overnight, police are investigating a violent crash in prince georges county. it happened on route 50. a man on the road swerved to avoid hitting a deer. that forced a driver of the suv to swerve and crash into a tree. a woman in the suv was hurt when a pile of tools inside hit her. and the tools included a table saw, and her name and condition are not being released at this time, and everybody else involved in the accident is okay for this time. and the trial may be over. brittany norwood has been

convicted of premeditated first-degree murder for the death of murray inside the l lululemons store. >> after a week of hard to hear testimony, relief for murray's family. the jury came back in less than an hour, and guilty of the premeditated murder. 331 in flowers on the sidewalk to show the number of weapons. they say murray was alive for the entire attack. and her family was overcome with the emotion. >> numbness but gratefulness to the jury. >> more than anything, i know

the trauma a family has been through. i want no other family to go through this. >> norwood's attorney admitted she did kilmery, and he said it happened in a fight. and there was a specific turning point for one juror. >> the number of injuries, and where they were sustained and they were sustained while she was still alive before the final injury that killed her was struck made it -- i don't know, really swayed the jury i believe. >> the verdict came down wednesday. it could mean a sentence of life in prison without parole, and sentencing scheduled for late january. barbara? >> thank you, melissa. the man accused of murdering his estranged wife and her 11-year-old son will appear in court this afternoon. curtis lopez arrived in montgomery county yesterday

after spending three weeks locked up in charlotte, north carolina. police arrested him last month after finding the body much mcquain in her home. and her son, william, his body was found in a wooded area after a long search. today's hearing is at 1:00. and a woman is accused of using her elderly father's credit card to make purchases. look at these photos of the goods stacked inside and outside of the home. they uncovered a scam when a delivery company could not get a signature for a package. our time now is 11 minutes after 11:00. coming up, how herman cain is

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that she is worried about the attention she might receive and how that might affect her family and career. president obama is in france for the key economic summit. the president is meeting with other leaders in cannes. the number one priority is to resolve the european financial crisis. meanwhile, there are reports that greece scrapped its plans to put a european bailout to a popular vote. the number of european leaders have warned that the referendum could decide whether greece remains in the 17-nation euro zone. president obama's jobs bill is expected to be dealt a blow today. senate republicans are planning

to filibuster a $60 billion piece of the bill. it's the part of the bill focussed on infrastructure jobs. last month the republicans blocked the entire jobs package, and they opposed it because it's financed on a tax for people making more than $1 million a year. you could win tickets to the tree lighting this year. it will be outside the white house. this tree will be different from last year. you may remember the strong winds knocked down last year's tree in february. the national park service will hold an online lottery, and you can register from 9:59 a.m. on november 7th. we put a link to the registry on our website, or you can call. somebody in maryland is

$200,000 richer this morning, while nobody in our area won the jackpot, somebody in maryland did match five numbers that is worth $200,000. here are the numbers. 12-39-14-46-34 and the powerball is 36. one person in connecticut matched all six numbers correctly, winning $245 million. of course, tom did not buy one of those tickets. i did not get eight to buy one either. >> now they can buy a generator, because there are many people without power because of the storm. we had a cold morning, but not as cold the last few mornings. we are warming up with the bright sun in washington. a live picture from the sky watcher camera showing washington skyline beautifully here on this 3rd morning of november. right now at reagan national, the temperature is 52. we have a light breeze now and humidity at 74%.

a delightful day under way. just a few whis thatty high clouds coming over from the west. and there is an area of rain that is an arcing area of rain that stretches from central indiana to central kentucky, and western tennessee. and perhaps overnight tonight or across virginia, and maybe as far north as washington by dawn tomorrow. so as we take a look at what has been happening over the last 12 hours, the high clouds coming over this morning, and a lot of sun auch to toff to the west, al cloud up as it gets into the evening hours tonight. temperatures in the 50s just about everywhere from the shenandoah valley to the beaches. in prince georges county it's in the 50s as is arlington and fairfax. going forward over the next 48 hours, we will see this cloud cover thickening up as we get

into the morning hours. and rain looks like it will move into west virginia at about midnight tonight and then further east as we get towards the commute tomorrow, we may have wet roads to the south, and most areas from washington southern suburbs north should stay dry as the area of rain passes through, though it will quickly take the clouds away and will clear out on friday afternoon and then cold air moves in on saturday morning under a clear sky. we will be down near freezing throughout much of the region, and then bright sunshine on saturday. for the rest of the thursday, we will have a few clouds and quite a bit of sunshine, and temperatures climbing into the mid-60s in a few locations, and it won't last long because of the shorter daylight hours it will get the colder air moving back in tonight under a cloudy sky. sunset, 6:06, and then by midnight it will be near 50 degrees.

and then sun coming back during the afternoon. we could have rather blustery winds. it's going to gust near 25 miles per hour. for the high school games on friday night it looks like good weather, and it will be blustery and chilly. bright and sunny with highs in the low 50s, and the good weather for the skin's game on sunday, highs reaching the upper 50s, bright and sunny with light winds and as we get into next week, a warming trend. monday, tuesday and wednesday, it looks like we will get into the 60s. each one of those afternoons with morning lows in the 40s. and that's the way it looks. enjoy. >> we will. thanks, tom. especially with the rain coming tomorrow. >> just a little in the morning. >> thank you. danella, what is going on out there? >> if you are traveling 270, looks good. here is the view at father hurley boulevard. and taking i-66, a look at fairfax county parkway, not so

bad. if you are traveling on i-66 heading east from fairfax county parkway to the beltway, you are traveling at about 40 miles per hour, and it will take about 15 minutes to make that commute. now, once you pass the beltway and make your way east inside the beltway, look at the view at gal gal gallows road. >> thanks, and see you later. it's 11:22, and still ahead the trial against michael jackson's doctor is in the final days. what is expected to happen this morning. plus, steve hayes shows us how to prevent injury before the workout begins. first, here is what is hot on nbc

in our pursuit to stay fit this fall, it's important to know the difference between flexing and stretching. steve hayes is here with examples of stretching that can reduce your risk of injury. good to see you. >> good morning, barbara. how are you? >> let's talk about this. why is stretching so important as the weather gets colder? >> because it's so cold the body stiffens up so we need to get the blood circulating and we can keep the muscles loose and get away from the injuries. >> the first one i ling to go over -- i have two pieces you have, either the band or just a piece of tubing.

they are both user friendly. >> we're talking about exercises for the core, right? >> yes. this one, take it behind your back and just squeeze out. pull up, and push down with the band, and you will do a five count down and a ten count up. you are working the core as well as stretching that back. >> how many reputations? >> work up to ten reputations. five count down and ten coming up. >> yes. more slow coming up? >> yes. >> the shoulders? >> again, using the band, and torque it as much as you can and pull up. when you have a free weight, you tend to work the muscle, and when you use the band, you are stretching the shoulder. >> make sure you don't let the

band go. >> yes. and you are tightening up this, and you are using nothing but shoeld wrurz. >> where can you get the bands? >> any sporting store. >> not very expensive? >> very inexpensive. >> this one, i want to show you how to stretch the hamstring. >> i will watch you from down here. >> tie it under your foot, and then as you are coming down here, let's make sure that you can bring it up, and you stretch the hamstring, and bring it down, and pull it in, and as you stretch it up, stretch the hamstring. and the cord allows you to control it. >> how many of those do you do? >> you want to do three sets of ten reps. >> one more? >> this works or abductors and

aducters? >> you switch sides? >> yes. >> you have a quick nutrition tip to talk about. >> yes, a palm agrants. they taste great. >> you have to peel them? >> yes. >> and they are delicious. >> thank you. palm agraniut. coming up in the next half hour of "news4 midday," the video people across the country are talking about, a violent encounter that has a judge on the hot seat now, and his daughter is speaking out. the disgusting trick-or-treat surprise that launched an investigation. plus, friday we

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righted now on "news4 midday," we learned that a woman pulled from a burning home this morning died. firefighters say the woman in her 60s was unresponsive when they rescued her from the home in the 4700 block of iris street in rockville. her husband was able to escape the home on his own and suffered minor injuries. brittany norwood faces life in prison without parole after

being found guilty of killing her co-worker in march. the jury took an hour to come back with the guilty verdi. the sentencing is set for january 27th of 2012. a family judge is now the subject of a police investigation now that his daughter posted a video of him beating her. we must warn you, this video is tough to watch at times. hilary adams from texas was 16 years old when the discipline happened. he started hitting her with his belt. she posted the video now hoping the attention will force her father to get help. >> i think he has been punished enough just by seeing this go public like this, and i think he really needs help and rehabilitation. we need to get him counseling or something. >> do you have any regrets by the way, of releasing this, now

that it has gone so public and some of the people watching it? >> people close to me have had trouble with this, and of course i have trouble that it's my father, and i have mixed feelings, and at the same time many people are telling me i did the right thing. >> adams admits he lost his temper but believes he did nothing wrong. closing arguments are set to begin in the case of michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray. he elected not to take the stand and today the defense team will try to repair testimony from their star witness. murray could face up to four years in prison and have his medical licenses revoked if he is found guilty. a fairfax county neighborhood is on a lurt.

a 14-year-old says a man tried to snatch her while she walked home from school. the teen says the man approached her near tan intersection close to her home. he offered to give her a ride to school and then when she ignored him he grabbed her. the girl struggled and got away. officials have sent a e-mail to parents notifying them about the incident. it was certainly no treat for one little boy in blacksburg virginia who went trick-or-tr t trick-or-treati trick-or-treating. >> he said that's gross, and he said you can have it. >> rhonda says her 6-year-old son found a raw chicken foot in his halloween candy bag. police are trying to figure where the chicken came from but they said it would be hard to e find a guilty party because they

only got one complaint. we will check in with tom kierein for the latest on the forecast. >> there's a small chance of a few showers tomorrow morning, but right now we have sunshine, and we have had a few high clouds drifting over us. it's sunny throughout most of the region, but we will have increasing clouds. right now temperatures have hit the 50s throughout much of the area and will continue to climb. they may actually hit the low to mid-60s here by midafternoon briefly, and then quickly back down into the 50s after sunset, which today is at 6:06. by dawn on friday, down into the low 40s. in the morning, we will warm back into the low to mid-50s and upper 50s by friday afternoon and a small chance of a few sprinkles on friday afternoon, and areas mainly to the south of washington. the sun back friday afternoon with a gusty northerly wind. and afternoon highs in the low 50s with bright sunshine.

should be bright and sunny on sunday, too. upper 30s in the morning, afternoon highs upper 50s, and then warming up a bit as we get into next week. barbara? >> tom, thank you. we're going to check the midday traffic once again. here is danella sealock. how is it looking on the roads out there now? >> not so bad. if you are traveling the inner loop of the beltway at i-66, we have an accident there. all lanes taken away but the right lane. and not so bad on the inner loop, and outer loop in montgomery county, you are at about 48 miles per hour. if you are traveling van dorn street, not bad in this area, and the travel speed from van dorn street to the wilson bridge, it will take you seven minutes as you travel at 55 miles per hour. back to you. >> thank you. you have a better chance of avoiding a boot on your car while you are in the district.

d.c. laid off a dozen people that put boots on the cars for unpaid parking tickets. and today a memorial service and public viewing for dr. frank kameny will be held in the mt. vernon square. he was fired from his job as the army map service because he was gay. he sued, and even though he lost, his case was the first civil rights claim based on sexual orientation. t the national park service has donated his home as a historic place. and then money, mavericks

and mayhem in alaska. that's about as far away from here as you can get and still be in the u.s., but there are things that grabbed the attention from a couple women in our area, and one wrote a book, and the other is chairman of the kennedy center, and a lot of her heart is bent on the state that we call the last frontier. thank you for coming. all the way from alaska. >> i know you are here because you have a big promotion coming up tomorrow. you are the publisher of that book, alice. how did you discover alaska? those who know you here in washington, bough you do live here with your husband. you are in alaska a lot of time. why? >> because to me it is a magic kingdom in so many ways. >> how did you discover it? >> i spent my whole life wishing i were there without having ever

been there to know why i cared so much. >> just from the pictures? >> from pictures and reading anything everybody ever browrot and it was the people who made it come alive for me, and i am one of the very lucky tourists who met the indinlg nus people, and seville inlg life in remote places, particularly in northern and western alaska, and before i ever saw the normal places that tourists go. >> i heard you went there to first see the race, that is one thing that we do report on in alaska. >> absolutely. interesting now, ten years later, i own an airplane and i am a pilot of my airplane. the plane can land on floats and on 6skis. >> you trained for that? >> yes, 300 training hours later.

and tony and amanda, who are my co-owners at alaska dispatch.com. the publishing company, we are now by far the largest news organization online, and our content is far richer and deeper than of anybody else's. and i fly the airplane for ten days with a reporter and a photographer for the dispatch. >> i want to talk to amanda a little bit, too, and you, too, tony. your book is described as a relicing story of america's last frontier. you say it's a place of corruption, spawned by the nation's most natural wealth. how is it funny? >> correction can be rollicking

at times. even though there is quite a bit of corruption, it's still a place of wildness and kind of a magic wonderland up there. >> tony, i understand that sarah palin and the late senator, ted stevens, are characters in the book. are they portrayed as heroes villains -- >> senator ted stevens passed away last year, and sarah palin is a bit of a tragic character. she quit as governor, and you know, left the state sort of at a crossroads in its economy and what not. you walk away looking at ted stef 18 sun and the years he put into the state of building an economy. a bit of a flawed character and got wrapped up in the corruption scandal there. >> this is one of the native jewelry that you promote for

women of the alaska, the people there. you say the arctic could become something for many of us that don't know that area or live there. what do you hope for the arctic? >> when it becomes developed, which it will be because of the melting artic ice cap, it's done with the values. >> no hotels and disney word? >> there will be hotels, but maybe hotels that don't ruin the imprint of the rest of the land around it. >> welcome back to washington. >> thank you. >> "crude awakening" is the name of the book. nice to see you. >> thank you. 11:42 is the time, and still ahead new developments on the european debt crisis today. we will look at how the markets are

a whole foods market could be coming to prince georges county, but not everybody is happy to redevelop a heavy wooded area there. the proposal to build a town center includes a whole foods center on route 1. some people say the traffic would get worst if that comes to the area, and they are worried the property taxes will go up. and the mayor is looking at ways to ease the concerns. >> the devil is in the details and we would love to have a

whole foods, and on the other hand we don't want to seat existing community get runover in order to get it. >> it would be good for investment, but if you want to make it your primary residence, it would be too much for me. >> it would include a an office space and developers would need to change the zoning law in prince georges county for the plan to move forward. fewer people applied for unemployment benefits last week. courtney reagan joins us with the rest of the business headlines too. >> jobless claims were better than what we have seen in the recent weeks, so that's good news. but really, you know what is in the driver's seat today, europe again. we're in positive territory. and the dow is up about 112 points onward of an unexpected rate cut by the european central

bank. now, some of the gains that we saw initially were briefly lost after a report showed that our service industries expanded last month, but at the slower pace than forecasts. that's an indication the economy is still struggling to gain momentum. today's daily deal, a publicly traded company. groupon is expected to price tonight, and it could price above the expected change. groupon will start trading tomorrow. the biggie, facebook, which could do an ipo sometime next year. well, the annual running of the brides is coming to the end. the company has filed for a bankruptcy for a third time.

it's owned by men's clothing chain, sims. sims put itself up to sale in may but failed to find a buyer. they will shut their doors by the end of january. they operate 46 stores and most on the east coast. that's a retailer i will n sad to see go. i do a lot of shopping there and i guess i did not do enough. >> when we cover that story, the running of the brides every year, and it was just a few weeks ago? >> yeah, a tradition that we will have no more. maybe somebody else will pick it up. in this week's wednesday's child, we bring you a success story. cameron has a new family and permanent home. he's the tall one. >> linda hayes recently came to washington for a visit of the

martin luther king jr. but they did not bring the whole family. >> we have 12 children. three girls, and the rest are all boys. they adopted some of the 12 including requan and molique. >> and he is nice and funny and intelligent. >> he loves to watch tv with us, and movies. >> she says before cameron, she thought they adopted their last child and then her husband got a call. >> cameron came into our life by the way of the county services, and they asked my husband, would they like another son. i said -- he talked to me, and i said another one? i said, okay, we will give you one more try. >> julius hayes says the new son is adjusting well. >> it's particularly hard for

youngsters that have been displaced and they don't know their place until they come to the place where they can kind of rel relax. >> cameron has found many things good about his new home. >> we go to movies together and watch tv and eat dinner and go to church. >> i was adopted myself at one-day-old, and i recognize what it is to have family. there's a lot of things that cameron still has on the inside that has to blossom. like everything else, when you plan the a seed you have to fertilize it and pull out the sunlight. >> there are many other children in our area who are hoping to find permanent homes like cameron did. to find out more, please call

the adoption hotline or log on to nbcwashington.com. our time is 11:50. changes coming to a local show, and then tom kierein back with another look at the weekend, and

for five decades he has been the host of the longest running tv game show, and now the academic will have a new face. the show hit the air waves in 1961. giant foods which is the chief sponsor has given out more than $2 million worth of scholarships over the years. and he will be replaced by news anchor, hilary howard. movie buffs already know the holiday movie season is about to begin. joining us with a few more anticipated movies, we have lavonya, hi. >> the first one, of course, lots of kids want to know about

it, and it's "twilight: breaking dawn." and this is where a lot of parents might want to come, because they do go to a honeymoon, and bella gets pregnant, and it's a very extraordinary child. a lot of people want to stop the birth and keep the baby from being born. that's where the action comes in. it opens november 18th. >> that's a good one, especially for those following those movies. and then another one that is interesting. >> clint eastwood's is a bio pic where everybody was tight lipped about. i have to say, there's a lot of oscar buzz around the film. he transformed himself and he

will play the character, including all of the flaws that we learned about after his death. >> looks like they used historic footage. >> absolutely, and that's opened on november 9th. and then the mupets? >> this is a film opening november 23rd, and it will bring back all of the favorite characters. what they are fighting for is to save the muppet theater. now they have to come together and save the theater. and jim henson was a university of maryland alumni, and a lot of people care about the film. >> when does it open? >> november 23rd. just for thanksgiving. >> thank you for coming. and for more information,

log on to nbcwashington.com or the going out guide on washingtonpost.com. and pat lawson joins us with a preview of things to come. hey, pat. >> well, be sure and watch this afternoon at both 4:00 and 5:00. pat will be here with jim handly and they have lots to tell you about. let's go to the last forecast. >> enjoy. another beautiful autumn day. afternoon highs should climb into the low and brief 60s, and the clouds will roll in tonight and by dawn tomorrow, we could have a few sprinkles. areas south of washington and during the afternoon, clearing out a blustery northerly wind,

and it will be bright and sunny during the day on saturday. upper 50s on sunday. a warming trend into next week. that's the way it looks, barbara. >> so bring our umbrellas in the morning, tom, is that right? >> that's right. >> hopefully sunshine in the afternoon. that's "news4 midday," and we thank you for being with us, and we invite you to join us again for the news at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00 and again at 11:00. we have lots more coming up