muse. >> i'm jim handly. firsz at 4:00, a reckless physician who knew his actions killed the king of pop. it's how prosecutors tried to paint the doctor today. >> they asked the jury if they can be sure michael jackson didn't kill himself. we have more from los angeles. >> reporter: after six weeks of testimony, the jackson family arrived in court to hear the closing arguments in the case against dr. conrad murray. jury instructions were read to the seven men and women in the case. >> the law requires that i read the instructions to you in the open courtroom. >> the prosecution went first holding on to the fact that dr. conrad murray should be held responsible for the death of michael jackson. >> this relationship of trust

that is so important between a doctor and a patient was grossly corrupted by the actions of conrad murray. >> reporter: the prosecutor recapped the events leading up to the singer's death. >> june 24th, 2009, again, the last performance michael jackson ever did. again, by all accounts, it was tremendous. everyone was excited. everyone was optimistic that this was about to get off the ground and all the work, all the dedication that had been put into putting this together was about to pay off and they were about to ship off to london. >> reporter: replaying a portion of murray's interview with the detectives. >> he was wide awake. >> reporter: during their closing arguments, they are going to try to say michael

jackson killed himself by swallowing the propofol june 25th, 2009. the jury will deliberate behind closed doors going over the 22 days of testimony to decide the fate of dr. conrad murray. the jury will consider one count of voluntary manslaughter. they don't have to say if he meant to kill him, only if there's enough evidence to find him criminally negligent. a new documentary of michael jackson premiered yesterday. it was produced with the blessings of jackson's mother, kathryn. it promises to give a glimpse of the man behind the music. it will be released on blu-ray and dvd. a day of the conviction of the lululemon case, the ceo of

the yoga franchise says they are pleased to see justice done. the parents of the murder victim made a surprise visit to the store today. they met with employees and did some holiday shopping. they also went to the back of the store and said a prayer where jana died. after one hour of deliberations they found britney norwood guilty. during the trial, witnesses testified that norwood used eight weapons during the attack and said murray was alive the entire time. after the verdict was read, the family was overcome with emotion outside of the courthouse. >> numbness, but gratefulness to the jury. >> hearing we got a first degree murder verdict, it's very pleasing. >> more than anything, i know

the trauma our family has been  through. i want no other family to go through this. >> norwood now faces life in prison without parole when she's sentenced on january 27th. investigators are trying to figure out what started a deadly house fire in montgomery county. it happened early this morning in aspen hill. investigators say it began in the basement and quickly spread. when firefighters arrived on the scene, they found a man in the front yard and woman in the bedroom. they were both taken to the hospital. the woman, in her 60s, later died. cain controversy not going away. one of the women may tell her side of the story tomorrow. the crisis is spreading beyond the candidate to the rest of his party. steve handelsman has the developments. >> thank you. >> reporter: herman cain is

linking his ordeal to supreme court justice clarence thomas in 1991. his wife was out on the web today. >> that is the d.c. culture, guilty until proven innocent. >> reporter: one of the three women who worked at the restaurant association said cain made unwanted sexual advances had her lawyer ask that she be released from a confidentiality agreement. >> she had nothing to do with it becoming public and is anxious for it to go away. >> reporter: chris wilson didn't leak the story, but did see cain harass a woman in the '90s. he now works for rick perry. >> there's not anybody in my campaign that knew anything about this. >> reporter: a perry aid did

work for cain in '04 when it was discussed. >> i didn't know about any of this stuff. i didn't pedal with reporters. >> reporter: the drama topped republicans. >> it makes us look bad with women voters. this is causing us a national distraction now. it's causing people to look negatively at the party as a whole. >> reporter: tomorrow could be worse. the restaurant association might allow the release of a statement by the woman who accused cain of the harassment. it could say what this presidential candidate did a dozen years ago. i'm steve handelsman, news 4, capitol hill. snowplows took over the streets of montgomery county this morning. it's part of the efforts to prepare for the next big winter storm. the drill included 20 inches of accumulation. it involved all of the agencies that handle snow removal.

county officials say the dry run is designed to get folks familiar with road ways and work out the kinks. >> it's okay to see when there's 64 degrees on the screen, right? >> just an exercise. >> no snow this weekend, but a chance of rain overnight. >> veronica johnson is here with details on that. >> hey, guys. 100% we are not going to see snow over the next seven days. we are looking at rainshowers. we have a beautiful sky, a gorgeous day across the area. temperatures hit at 63 degrees right now. we are talking about a nice evening with clouds coming our way late evening. humidity is at 50%. very comfortable out there now with a light south wind at 7 miles per hour. pleasant in tacoma park. 64 in college park right now. big afternoon for those of you

in rockville, clarksburg and maryland. 63 over just west in mcclain. here is a look at early this morning where we did have a few clouds around the area. by the time we got to late morning, a lot of clouds moved out. we have a clear sky across the area. clouds up in pennsylvania. a lot of clouds and a lot of rain, too coming through kentucky, tennessee and georgia. we are going to get a few showers from the weather system. as far as the evening goes, we are going to stay dry. 53 by 9:00. 52 by 11:00 p.m. that's your evening. the forecast, though, again, showers for some. i'll tell you who. wet weather coming our way overnight. we'll talk about maybe some cold weather for the weekend, too. jim, pat, back to you. >> thanks. the greek financial crisis dominated talk at the g-20

summit in france. geese's prime minister banned the plan to put a european bailout plan to a popular vote. french president nicolas sarkozy and angela merkel warned him. they accept new austerity measures so part of the crisis may be resolved. opponents continue to call for his resignation. stocks here were on a roller coaster ride today but rallied in the last hour of trading. it's after an explosive look out on the debt crisis. it was up 210 points. the nasdaq shot up 58 and s&p 500 was up 23 points. occupy wall street protesters shut down the fifth

busiest harbor in a five-hour stand off with police. they presented trucks from heading into the port of oakland overnight. the port reopened and there were some arrests. jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: the port of oakland was closed overnight. >> enough people came out here and stopped traffic. they couldn't operate. >> reporter: delivery trucks stopped in their tracks by 7,000 occupy protesters. >> it's the unity of purpose stops traffic for a day. i think it's symbolic. >> reporter: symbolism that stretched all the way to seattle. hundreds marched through downtown. >> i'm sick and tired of the corruption of our political process. i'm sick and tired of not having a voice. >> a voice, that without question has been the loudest by the bay. >> it's what we are looking at

here. >> reporter: a revolt by students at the university of wisconsin. as the protest continues to grow across the country. >> the mass of people need a lot more power in our society. 99% aren't getting the power. 1% are. >> reporter: right now, thousands of oakland and other cities are 100% in. jay gray, nbc news. you are taking a live look, i want to show you a national airport as we gear up for the end of the month and thanksgiving holiday travel. fewer travelers are expected to fly from last year. planes will be full. they are reducing flights to offset the costs. millions bought tickets for last night's power ball game. only one lucky person matched all six numbers correctly.

the winning ticket, 245 million bucks sold in connecticut. it's the biggest payout for the state and the 12th biggest ever. someone in maryland matched five of the numbers. in january, it will be restructured to make it easier to win. ticket prices will jump from $1 to $2. >> good thing they got the power back on to print out that ticket. >> one person. snooki's feuding with the situation continues. what she says about the reality stars finances now. first and foremost, i have to follow my heart. >> kim kardashian talks about the divorce as she leaves australia early. ♪ baby, baby, baby jk jimmie fallon spoofs justin biebers

baby claim. the close calls coming up at

the national tree lighting ceremony is less than a month away now, can you believe it? the ticket lottery is open to the public from now until monday. you can register with the national park service with a chance to get free tickets. a new tree, strong winds in february, knocked the old tree down. there's a link to the lottery registry on www.nbcwashington.com or call toll free 877-444-6777.

james bond will return to movie theaters one year from now. for the third time, daniel craig will play the suave british spy. the title is "sky fall." javier will play the villain. it will hit theaters four years after the last bond adventure. director sam benefit dez says the film is a stand alone movie, not a sequel. >> rihanna finds love in a comfortable way. on again/off again is on again and back from the land down under, kim kardashian. it's time for hollywood headlines. joining us is georgia. her show is on wkys 93.9. let's start with kardashian.

she can't keep a commitment, now backing out of an emotional series of ads. they have the bag line, the clothing line and she's supposed to be at the cup, the melbourne cup. she's pulled out. people are saying she wants money. this is a big gig. she's so distraught over the divorce and the public backlash and scrutiny she needs time for herself. here, she talks about it. >> what people are going to say and not say. it's hurtful. i certainly didn't want to disappoint anyone. first and foremost, i have to follow my heart. i think that's all i'm going to say about the situation right now and focus on why we are here in australia. >> is it true you are pregnant? is that true? >> that's all we need, is she pregnant now? >> let's complicate it further.

let's talk about snooki. she's telling gq magazine she's not going to get into the same situation as her co-star financially. >> she says he's broke and living paycheck to paycheck. snooki has a book on the new york best sellers list, can you believe that? >> it's scary. it's about snooki. here is what's hilarious. we know you love to read, what do you read? she's like i don't read. they said well you have to book. she say that is doesn't mean i like to read. classic snack iic snooki, you e her. >> all right. moving on, rihanna found love, but not in a hopeless way. let's listen.

♪ diamonds in the light ♪ i was standing side by side ♪ has a shadow crossed ♪ what it takes to come alive snoets. >> it's a good song. >> it's a great song and made it to the top of billboard top 100 list. this is her 11th time doing this. she's the sixth person to do it, the beatles, the supremes, madonna, whitney houston, michael jackson. it's really a big deal. >> already? >> already. >> just about everything she does is a big deal. >> it is. we talked about splits, separations and divorces. what about this cupping getting back together? >> people liked ricky sam bore ra and denise richards. they were together five years ago. they are on the low.

they have been dating for awhile but nobody knew about it. maybe they are keeping it on the low because people don't want to see it. i hate to say it. these days, what are you going to do? >> save the tape. chances are 50/50. >> let's wait and see. >> the bieber rumors, they gave jimmy fallon a chance to bring out his bieber spoof. ♪ baby, baby, baby, no ♪ it's not my baby, baby, baby no ♪ ♪ i'm telling you, it's not m e mine. >> he's been working on that. >> tough see the whole thing. i crack up laughing. >> if you didn't know, he's been bieberfied, i think.

>> georgia, thanks so much. 93.9, we'll be listening tomorrow. two royal couples come together to help charities. a rar [ 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.

cows are now a part of the sun and stand, at least the scene at the cocoa cabana beach in rio. it's part of an exhibit for charity. six models are on the board walk. more than 120 artists designed the cow parade. colorful animals will be displayed through november. various charities will collect the proceeds from the display. >> we have seen that stateside from the crabs, the maryland crabs that baltimore has. every city with their signature thing. it's cool to go to a city and see what they have going on. >> it adds to the ambience. >> yeah, adds a little bit to it. we are talking a small system moving our way this week, then a bigger system for next week. lelt's head outside now.

it's been another beautiful day for us. 63 is the temperature. we're going to have a nice evening. there will be some clouds coming along late evening. we are at 63 degrees now with a south wind at 7 miles per hour. nice warm wind out of the south. look at the temperatures in the 60s here. 69 in charleston, west virginia. off to the north and west, there's chilly air. 50 degrees in minneapolis. 54 in cleveland. that's the feel we are going to have for saturday. clouds across the area. they thinned out. we are seeing bigger batch of clouds ahead of the weather system. in ohio, cloud cover and moderate to heavy rain. kentucky down to tennessee and northern sections of atlanta. it's part of the weather system headed our way. heavy rain south of cincinnati, now. we are dry. i'm expecting this system to slide off to the south and west. that system, it's a couple hours

away now. some of the first rains will be coming into the area just after midnight. that light rain heads to the south of us as low pressure moves that way. best chance of rain from midnight, i think, to 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. then we start to see the cloud cover clear during the afternoon. there's 3:00. high pressure will start building back in. again, that chilly air up north will start funneling in. so, on saturday, we start out in the 30s, upper 20s to 30s. a lot of suburbs and with a little bit of wind around saturday, too. boy oh boy, the chilliest day out of the weekend. might even call it cold early saturday. 56 to 60 degrees for the evening. tomorrow morning, cloud cover around the area. showers in the culpeper area. probably light showers for you, 38 to 47 to start the day

tomorrow. then for your afternoon, we'll hit a high, it will be much cooler tomorrow. 54 to 58 degrees. back to jacket weather just to get from the car to the building. tomorrow, wet weather, south mainly early in the day tomorrow. there's the low temperature for saturday, 36. cold starting out in the 20s. sunday, the high 57. sunday is the prettiest day out of the weekend. >> all right. thank you, veronica. still to come, the flaw in the new iphone that has apple scrambling to fix it. a daughter releases this video of a father who is a judge v[ male announcer ] want tojudge achieve more with your money?

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welcome back to news 4 at 4:00. i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. here's what's happening at cdxxx. close arguments under way for dr. conrad murray. the prosecution painted him as knowing what he was doing. jury deliberations are expected to get under way. smoke alarms were not working during a deadly house fire. it broke out early this morning

on iris street. the woman who lived in the house died. another man who lives there was take ton the hospital. two firefighters suffered minor injuries. it's possible one of the women involved in the cain controversy may tell her side of the story. republican leaders are growing disturbed about the distraction it's become. stocks rallied in the final hour of trading. the dow was up 208 points to close at 12,044. nasdaq was up 60 to close at 2,698. s&p 500 closed at 1,261. there are a lot of obstacles when maneuvering through the streets with bikes, pedestrians and kids. imagine doing it in a 40 foot bus loaded with passengers. >> we received eye-opening

videos demonstrating how testing it can be. we have the story we brought you first on 4. >> reporter: it's a rare look inside a rainy day metro bus ride on share don road southeast. watch the passengers react to this. two cyclists pop out on the right in wisconsin on georgetown. all too often, metro bus drivers are forced into quick reactions to avoid hitting cars, bikes and pedestrians. >> see, it's saying don't walk but people run across the street because they see a green light. they are not looking for the don't walk sign. >> reporter: we road with a 21 year veteran and got a taes of what metro's drivers are trained to deal with. here at the busy intersection of 7th and k northwest.

>> see the cab driver making a left in front of me? >> reporter: his goal isn't just getting riders from point a to b but maneuvering the slalom that is his route. >> he's not paying attention. we have to be mindful of those people. >> it's scary. >> reporter: the operations chief sees the near misses. they are why he puts drivers through eight weeks of training. >> we are one of the most congested cities in the country. things are not getting better. we have to do everything we can to get operators prepared to deal with those on a regular basis. >> reporter: before a driver hits the seat, they are in this training simulator. the instructor can create any number of challengiing scenario. it's harder than it looks.

>> this vehicle is coming. you should stop. did you see the car coming? apple is working to fix the new operating system, which is shortening the battery life on some of the products, including the iphone that just came out. apple says customers complained the new ios 5 program is making their iphones, ipads run out of juice faster. the company has found bugs in the program and plans to release a software update that should resolve the problem. if you have a kindle, you can borrow electronic books on the lending library. borrowers have to subscribe to the crime service. the movie streaming service cost $79 a year. these ebooks cannot be read on phones, pcs or tablet computers. amazon says it's paying

publishers for the right to lend the book. there are thousands of books in the lending library, including current best sellers. in february, a massive snowstorm blanketed central illinois with the white stuff. that was nine months ago. you do the math. now hospitals are reporting a spike in births. 60 babies were born last week. it's more than double what it usually sees. members are convinced the february storm has a little to do with it because folks couldn't leave home for days. there are blizzard baby booms hit by the same system. a new york city man is suing, asking for enough money to recreate his entire wedding to get better pictures. according to "the new york times," todd is asking for the cost of the photography plus $48,000. the photographer missed several

key moments of the wedding and he needs the money to get the event reshot by another photographer. the wedding took place in 2003 and they have divorced. they call it an abuse of the legal system. >> i'll agree with that. much more ahead. a charity with a royal pair. how they are changing lives. ♪ money, to get away >>

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the day started out really nicely. >> yes, it did. >> we are about to get a longer day, aren't we? >> you have been yawning during the break. >> i need an extra hour sleep. >> you are going to get it. you are all going to get an extra hour sleep. we are talking this weekend when we welcome standard time and say good-bye to daylight standard time. turn your clock back on saturday night. with the time change this weekend, the mornings will brighten sooner. it's going to get dark sooner.

here's a reality check. monday, the sunrises at 6:40 a.m. on monday, the sun is going to set at 5:00. >> oh, no. >> it's almost 5:00 now. doesn't seem right. hey, that's fall. that's winter for you. 63 is the temperature now. humidity at 50%. feels really good outside. feels nice. we are going to have a good weekend, too. starting at midnight, showers push into the area. the showers are mainly south. the clouds, those are the showers in culpeper. after midnight, 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, south of d.c., manassas, culpeper. it clears out. friday at 4:00, partly sunny sky. it's going to be breezy tomorrow and chilly. by the time we get to saturday morning, temperatures will be in the 30s. still some wind around the area. so, saturday a cold start with a high of 52. sunday, the high 57.

monday, the high 64. so, a bit of a chilly weekend. sunday is the best day out of the weekend. a warm up ahead of a bigger system, which will be coming in about thursday. wednesday night, thursday of next week. temperatures early part of next week, mid to upper 60s. oh, we like that. >> could be record highs set in the east next week. >> looking forward to that. >> i am, too. prince william and his wife kathryn teamed up to bring attention to the problem of famine in africa. >> they boxed things together. michelle has the story. >> reporter: they arrived, princes in one car, princesses in another. kathryn glowing in a coat with a big belt and suede stilettos. the focus was this unicef

emergency supply center. during the worst drought in 50 years. they were briefed with danish prince. william couldn't wait to try it. they all did. all except kate. william now conquers these events, diving in with constant humor. kathryn was growing with confidence. she had to be stopped for a second. easy there, princess. >> we appreciate it so much that they have time to come here and refocus again. >> reporter: experts say east africa used to see drought every ten years but recently, it's every two. princess mary traveled to kenya in august. her husband cut her off mid

sentence. >> absolutely -- >> we are here to raise awareness. >> it really puts things into perspective. >> reporter: then, in a very soft voice and slow start -- >> are you hoping people will -- >> really hope so. definitely. i'm shocked by some of the statistics. i think other people would be if they lost track of the story. it's really how shocking the situation still is. it's been going for 100 days or so. it's ongoing. >> reporter: the royal hard hats. they say they are ready to make a difference. it seemed to touch the young royals to learn the situation is getting worse, not better. one of the unicef workers said kate told him, she would like to pay a visit back there sometime soon. >> they seemed overdressed for

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new video out of texas is all over the internet today after a father repeatedly hit his teenage daughter with a belt. the father is a judge. the video was taken years ago. it's now generating debate of when discipline turns to abuse. we warn you, this video may be tough to watch. janet reports. >> reporter: the man in this video is texas judge william adams. the girl is his then 16-year-old daughter who has cerebral palsy. >> bend over the bed. bend over the bed. bend over the bed. >> stop!

>> reporter: the beating continues for much of the 7 minute video that swept the internet and provoked an outcry. again and again, she cries out after being lashed out by the belt. once at the hands of her mother. >> you turn over, i'm going to spank you on the butt. you turn over like a 16-year-old and take it like a grown woman. turn over. >> reporter: the disturbing scene was captured seven years ago. after her dad found out she down loaded music from an illegal website. >> are you happy? >> stop! >> reporter: since holding on to the video, hillary, now 23 and living on her own up loaded it to youtube. her father continued to harass her. >> the disputes and harassment were escalating. it was the straw that broke the camel's back. i told him i had the video.

he brushed it off. >> reporter: he isn't just her father, he's a judge in south texas where he rules on cases involving children. he sits on a county board overseeing the juvenile system. he admits, it's him in the video. >> i haven't done anything wrong other than discipline my child for stealing. i have apologized. it looks worse than it is. there's a story, it will come out in due time. >> it's because she downloaded something? >> no, i don't want to get into it. there's a reason she was getting disciplined. outrage boiled over. the texas commission on judicial conduct has been flooded with demands he be removed from the bench. in rockport, police swamped with calls from all over the world.

they have opened and investigation to determine whether it was criminal. her mother divorced him and apologized for her role in the beating. police say the judge left rock port. a note informs his hearings have been canceled. >> i'll keep beating you and beating you. >> stop! >> reporter: a daughter's disclosure as a family's trials go public. >> she is now 23 years old. her mother said she didn't know anything about the video until this past april. that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts now. tonight on news 4 at 5:00, a day after a guilty verdict in the lululemon case, the victim's parents return to the store and they are speaking out.

also, a massive house fire. bystanders didn't wait for firefighters to show up. >> i grabbed a small hose along with another neighbor. we started spraying the front of the house. it's where the fire was at. are you ready for snow? plows and stalt trucks take to the road without snow on the ground. we'll tell you what that was all about. good evening, i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm jim handly. firth at 5:00, new and distu disturbing details coming out about the germantown mom and son murdered. her son was found in the woods of clarksburg. her estranged husband was charged in the case. news 4's pat collins joins us live with the latest on the story today. pat? >> reporter: it appears that murder suspect, curtis lopez, may have killed his