linking his ordeal to supreme court justice clarence thomas. >> it is the d.c. culture. guilty until proven innocent. >> reporter: one of the three women who worked at the national restaurant association in the 1990s and said cain, the ceo, made unwanted sexual advances had her lawyer ask that she be released from a confidentiality agreement wanting to tell her side now that cain is telling his. >> she had nothing to do with this becoming public. she is anxious for it to go away. >> reporter: cain went on talk radio. >> give me a break. no touching was involved. the door to my office was open. my secretary was sitting outside. absolutely nothing. this is why it was found to be baseless. >> reporter: cain claims a rick perry aid started the story.

perry denied it. >> there's not anybody in my campaign that knew anything about it. >> reporter: a perry aid worked for cain in '04 when the problem was discussed. they say he's not the leaker. >> i didn't know about the stuff. i didn't pedal it to reporters. >> reporter: they have top republicans fretting. >> it makes us look bad with women voters. it's a national distraction and causing people to look negatively at the party as a whole. >> reporter: tomorrow could be worse. the restaurant association indicates it might allow the release of a statement by a woman who accused cain of harassment. a statement like that could provide details for the first time of what this presidential candidate allegedly did a dozen years ago that resulted in financial settlements. i'm steve handelsman, news 4. jim, doreen, back to you. >> thank you. president obama is in france

now with where the g-20 summit is under way. leaders are working to stabilize the economy on that continent. despite the greek prime minister reversing his position to hold a referendum on an unpopular bail out plan. chuck todd has the report. >> reporter: day one of this g-20 summit for president obama, believe it or not, it's his fifth g-20 since taking office. all of them have the united states playing a central role. this one, the united states and president obama is more on the sidelines. why? because of the developing situation in greece. the president is playing the role of cheerleader on one hand, therapist on the other, trying to stiffen the spines of the richer european nations to stick with the plan of creating their version of t.a.r.p. they call it a firewall. it's a trillion dollar fund to stabilize them.

they thought they struck a deal with greece. it's unpopular inside of greece. the uncertainty of who is going to run to the government calls into question whether the bail out will work not just for greece, it's ability italy, portugal and spain. >> it's no surprise we spent most of our conversation focused on strengthening the global economic recovery to create jobs for our people and stabilizing the financial markets around the world. >> reporter: for president obama there's a political aspect to this. if the european economy doesn't stabilize, the american economy doesn't stabilize. it will hurt him going into 2012. >> it would cut the greek debt by half, but also establish strict and unpopular austerity measures on their country. a rally during the final hour of trading helped stocks

and the day in positive territory. the dow was up more than 208 points. the nasdaq was up 58 points and s&p up 23 points. the gains today game as europe reduced the interest rate to help fix their debt crisis. graphic new details surfaced in the murder of a germantown mother and her 11-year-old son. jane mcquain was found beaten and stabbed in her home. after days of searching her son was found in woods. her ex-husband was found and extradited. pat collins has the latest on this story. pat? >> reporter: it appears that murder suspect curtis lopez may have killed his estranged wife to get her car so he could give it to his girlfriend. the suspect, curtis lopez, brought to court today as we

learn more details about this gruesome double killing. in court, prosecutor john maloney described it as a ghastly, violent attack on two innocent people. >> a possible motive, jane mcquain's honda crv. they say lopez promised his girlfriend in north carolina a new car. before the murder, before the murder, he sent pictures of miss mcquain's honda to his girlfriend in north carolina. >> we now know from witness interviews that the defendant was texting paragraphs of the vehicle in advance of mrs. mcquain going missing. we know that after her death, he texted photographs of the car to his girlfriend saying here is your car.

we're on our way. >> reporter: curtis lopez charged in the murder of 51-year-old jane mcquain. she was found dead in the bedroom of her germantown condo. her skull crushed with a 30 pound weight. she had been stabbed in the back. it's believed that happened sometime on the night of september 30th. on that night, the prosecutor says her 11-year-old son, william, was at a sleepover at a friend's house. on the morning of october 1, the prosecutor says lopez picked up william at the friend's house and took him to jane mcquain's storage locker in germantown. security video shows both of them there. it also shows lopez taking a baseball bat from the locker and putting it into jane mcquain's suv. the prosecutor says lopez used that bat to kill william in these woods in clarksburg. curtis lopez held without bond

today, pending further court action in the case. back to you. >> pat collins reporting. thank you, pat. police arrested two more people in connection with the murder of a howard university student. the 21-year-old and 18-year-old are now behind bars and charged with first degree murder in the death of a howard university freb freshman. he died after being shot last tuesday. the motive appears to have been robbery. there's a public memorial service under way. kameny was a gay rights activist who died last month. tom sherwood is at mt. ver nonsquare as people pay their respec respects. >> reporter: the mayor is due here at the carnegie library to honor frank kameny. he was brought to the carnegie

library downtown. d.c. councilmembers helped tend to the coffin for kameny. he was 86 when he died. he lied about being gay to serve in the u.s. forces. he was fired from the government for being gay and spent the rest of his life fighting for gay rights. >> it's a celebration. we are celebrating a life well lived in which every washingtonian lived his life. you wonder if the next generation will fully appreciate the contributions he made that make their lives so much easier. >> i loved him. he was like a grandfather to me. he lived a good life. and i'm happy to be a part of it. >> he's known in the united states and abroad for using the slogan gay is good as he fought discrimination. his modest home in northwest

washington was added to the park service register of historic places. >> for those of us, myself most definitely included who are what we are today, we have to acknowledge him because of what he was able to do. >> reporter: the doors here at this public viewing service will remain open until 8:00 p.m. tonight. a formal burial service will be announced soon. back to you. >> tom sherwood, thank you, tom. protesters clash with police, again. why supporters of the occupy movement are trying to distance themselves in oakland. >> this is chris gordon at the lululemon store in bethesda. a surprise visit to do christmas shopping the day after the verdict in the britney norwood murder trial. i'll have the report ahead.

after six weeks of testimony, closing arguments are under way for michael jackson's doctor. what's ahead in weather? >> we have rain. we're going to check on the rain and let you know what else you need. now, let's head over to dan who got a new air cut. coming up, redskins. we're going to have an injury report. also, talking about a wide receiver who hopes to spark the offense struggling a ton lately. three weeks after being knocked out in a fight, caps winner talk

in california now, the defense is presenting closing arguments in the trial of michael jackson's doctors. this is after the prosecution called dr. conrad murray a reckless physician who left three children without a father. stephanie stanton with courtroom developments in los angeles. >> michael jackson trusted conrad murray. >> reporter: closing arguments in the conrad murray trial. >> conrad murray abandoned michael jackson. >> reporter: the prosecution laying out the case for the last time for the jury. >> every single doctor that testified in this courtroom told you they would never do what conrad murray did.

every single doctor. because they know it could lead to death. >> reporter: the prosecutor hammered home the contention that conrad murray should be held responsible for the death of pop star, michael jackson. >> conrad murray caused the death of michael jackson. >> reporter: in the afternoon, the defense got its turn to present closing arguments. >> the prosecution, during these six weeks have absolutely failed to prove a crime. >> reporter: trying to convince the jury it was not dr. murray but michael jackson himself who caused his own death. >> he went into his personal bathroom and swallowed it. dr. murray didn't know it. >> reporter: they will deliberate the case behind closed doors for the first time in nearly six weeks going over 2200 exhibits and days of testimony. nbc news, los angeles.

the jury will consider one count of involuntary manslaughter. they do not have to decide whether conrad murray meant to kill michael jackson, only there's enough evidence to consider him criminally negligent. the supreme court agreed to hear a case over land. they want approval to use a chunk of the land. the easement blocks access to their club. a circuit court ruled in their favor. the city filed an appeal. it's before the supreme court and could take months for a decision to come down. outdoor dining, i don't know if it was that nice today, but it was nice out there. >> for lunch, it probably was. dinner, it may be on the cold side. >> with a fur coat on maybe. >> with a fur coat. this weekend is going to be chilly, especially on saturday morning.

i think we are in for a nice evening tonight. tomorrow, we could see shower activity as a potent storm passes to the south. out there now, a nice shot. the temperatures going down as the sun goes down. it's going to be chilly. as you step outside, we were around the average temperature. the first time we have seen an average temperature, really in about a week. 64 degrees the high temperature today. the average high is 63. above average. just gorgeous out there today. get out those coats. we have needed the coats once or twice before. i think tomorrow night into the day saturday you are going to need them again. 59 degrees. winds out of the south, southeast. we have a storm system that's making its way our way. 55 in winchester. right now, the river coming in at 57 degrees. annapolis, you are at 57 as well. now, as we move toward the doppler radar, not a lot going on in our region. just to the west, take a look at

this. a pretty potent storm. this is the same one that brought denver, colorado eight inches of snow. a foot close to denver. this is bringing rain into western portions of virginia and western portions of west virginia and kentucky. it's moving our way. the storm system itself is actually starting the last couple frames to move to the south. that's good news for us. we are going to stay on the drier side of the storm. we have dry weather today with the sunshine. the high moves out. here comes an area of low pressure. watch how it dives south. we'll see showers tomorrow, but they are in the southern viewing area. charlottesville and to the east in southern maryland. you can see shower activity through the noon hour. by 3:00, notice the clearing. mostly cloudy skies during the day. clearing late in the day. not just clearing.

a different air mass moving in tomorrow night. it's going to be a chilly air mass. high pressure settles in from the north. it leaves things cold saturday morning and during the afternoon, we are going to be chilly. high temperatures in the upper 40s to around the 50 degree mark in most locations. a few high clouds this evening. a nice evening. 56 to 60 degrees. tomorrow morning, waking up and stepping out the door to temperatures in the upper 30s to 47 in the city. a little bit warmer than it has been. you may want to take the umbrella, especially if you live south of washington. we could see the showers in here early tomorrow morning. by tomorrow afternoon, they should be exiting the region. partly sunny late in the afternoon. breezy and cool with winds out of the northeast. a lot cooler than we were today. coming up on sunday, we are down at the national mall. go to longevity.org to check it out. we are supporting lung cancer. it's at 10:00. plenty of sunshine. cool but nice.

by the end of the walk, temperatures should be close to if mid-50 mark. then we start what i think is going to be the nicest weather we have seen in awhile. monday 64 degrees. tuesday 66. 67 on wednesday. nice and warm and it's a good thing. i think we need a nice long stretch. it looks like we are going to get it. >> looks good. >> we can take a break. thank you, doug. coming up, a report about shots fired in the middle of rush hour traffic. you are hearing from a man caught in the cross fire. >> why researchers

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newly released video that shows the moment a barge collided with a tour boat up in philadelphia. two people were killed. the crash occurred back in july of last year. the video was shown during the sentencing hearing for the man piloting the barge. he admitted he was distracted by his cell phone. he was on the phone with his son who was having a medical emergency. he said that happened just before the crash. he pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. he's been sentenced to a year and a day in prison. no charges are being filed in the case of an autistic child found alive after being lost six

days in virginia. the 8-year-old went missing while on an outing in hanover. six days later, they found him in good shape. they said there is nothing about the case that warrants the filing of any charges. a woman from texas who posted a video of her father beating her is speaking out about why she did that. we want to warn you, the video is tough to watch. her name is hillary adams. she and her mother were on the "today" show. she posted the video showing her father, a judge beating her back when she was 16 years old. her mother also participated in the beating. hillary says her father dared her to post the video. this morning, she explained why she waited seven years. >> i waited seven years because

back then i was a minor and under his roof. releasing it then, i don't know what would have happened to me, my mother or little sister. waiting until today, enabled me to pull away and distance myself from the consequences. >> she says it beating was a family secret. called it an addiction. her parents have separated since the video was taken. after the break, neighbors jump into action to save a couple trapped inside a burning home. closure for the family of jana murray. they are back at the scene of the crime trying to move past the tragedy. no snow on the ground but we'll tell you why snow crews were out in full force today. coming up in sports, the terps get ready for basketball season. it's going to be a rong year. the redskins try to slow

it's possible one of the women involved in the herman cain controversy may tell her story tomorrow through her lawyer. republican leaders are growing concerned about the distraction

the story has become and the damage to the image of the party. new details emerging. jane mcquain was beaten and stabbed to death in her sleep. her 11-year-old son william was beaten to death the next day. her estranged husband has been charged with both murders. she may have bin killed for her car which lopez promised to his girlfriend in north carolina. >> right now, the carnegie library to pay their respects to a gay rights activist. he was fired from a government job back in the '50s because he was gay. he worked the rest of his life fighting for gay and lesbian civil rights. >> one day after a conviction in the lululemon case, the victims of jayna murray returned to the store. >> they said they had to go

back. chris gordon is in bethesda as the family looks for closure. >> reporter: jayna murray's mom and dad paid a surprise visit to the lululemon store in bethesda to do christmas shopping. >> our one son and his wife and my niece had never been in the store. two avoid it is avoiding jayna. >> reporter: they are focused on the future. >> i think we focus on all the positives jayna represented to us as a family. we try to expand that out, not only in this community, but in every community. >> reporter: the night of march 11th, employees at the apple store next to lululemon heard a commotion. they heard two women arguing and a voice saying oh, god please help me. they did not report it to the police. earlier this morning, someone put 331 in flowers in front of

the apple store. she suffered 331 wounds during the attack. today, a prosecutor was asked about the failure of apple employees to call the police. >> it didn't start when they heard it. could she have been saved? >> it's britney norwood's crime. she's the one held responsible and the one punished. i'm sure that, you know, there will be guilt they have to live with. >> reporter: they attended the trial every day saying murray's testimony had a big impact. >> we were standing tall for her. >> reporter: lululemon issued a statement saying while it's been difficult to relive the painful events we are proud of our store team and the murray family for standing for peace, love and justice for jayna. they say lululemon was jayna's

second home. they exchanged hugs with the employees here. all of them trying to put the tears behind them. in bethesda, chris gordon, news 4. >> her family will go back to their home near texas, houston, texas tomorrow. they will be back in january for the sentencing of britney norwood. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a deadly house fire. a woman was killed and three others injured. the fire broke out early this morning in aspen hill. neighbors who saw the flames came outside and tried to help. they say it was a chaotic situation until firefighters got there. >> i ran outside and saw the fire was there. i grabbed a small hose along with another neighbor and we started spraying the front of the house because it's where the fire was at. investigators say there were no working smoke detectors in the home. they identified the woman who died as a 67-year-old.

police are looking for a gunman. a guy who opened fire in the middle of rush hour. it happened yesterday in the 1200 block of north capital street. it left one man wounded and two vehicles in need of body work. derrick ward talked to a witness who narrowly escaped being shot. >> reporter: anyone who navig e navigated the intersection of new york after and north capital knows it's a challenge. yesterday's evening rush hour redefined the term nightmare commute. a gunman opened fire on new york avenue. the target was another man also on foot. >> we have one person who was shot in the back in the 1200 block of north capital street, transported to a hospital. >> reporter: the victim was trying to find cover and taken to a hospital in a private car. as the bullets flew and

motorists and pedestrians ducked for cover. this man whose identity we are not releasing got hit. >> i felt my truck was impacted. >> reporter: he kept down until police arrived. a large caliber round pierced his front bumper. he began counting his blessings. >> an angel was with me. the bullet didn't hit me, it hit my car. god saved my life. >> reporter: he was seen running away on foot. the motorist will need body work. luckily, it's his car, not his own. >> the gunman was last seen running toward the parking lot at 1200 north capitol street. hundreds of snowplows hit the streets to prepare for the next big winter storm. they practiced for a scenario handling a 20 inch snowstorm that caused power outages to

homes. it was to get drivers familiar with roads and work out kinks ahead of time. coming up, changes for metro riders. they are changing the names for some of the stations.

hello, i'm meteorologist doug kammerer. here on storm center 4 watching where the next storm is coming from the west. nothing to worry about. a very nice evening, 59 degrees with winds out of the south-southeast. the doppler radar is clear. you will need the umbrella around warrenton, waldorf, cambridge and charlottesville tomorrow. make sure you have the umbrellas when you step out. a potent storm system making its way to the east. the last couple hours, it's made a beeline to the southeast. it will take the moisture associated to the southeast. tonight and tomorrow, shower activity early in the day from i-66 to the south and in toward virginia and from route 50 to the south and into maryland.

it's to the south of washington, d.c. north of that area, i don't expect anything at all. 57 for a high temperature tomorrow. it will be cooler with cloud cover. 58 in culpeper. then we really get cool as we make our way into the day saturday. i think saturdays is going to be a cool day. going to bed on saturday night, set the clocks back one hour. we are talking about the end of daylight savings time. change the batteries in the smoke detectors. stay safe there. most of us get an extra hour of sleep, which is good if only my kids would adhere to that as well. >> you have to love it. they never will. it is the longest weekend of the year. it's something to look forward to. thanks, doug. hard to believe with the weather we had today, the christmas tree lighting ceremony is starting. you can register for a chance for free tickets.

this year's ceremony is going to include a new tree. the strong winds back in february knocked the old one over. there's a link to the lottery registry on our website, www.nbcwashington.com. or call toll free at 877-444-6777. metro changing the names of some of the stations. the metro board approved that today. navy yard becomes navy yard-ballpark. king street becomes king street oldtown. river street seu will just be waterfront. the foggy bottom medical stations will be shown on the map with a universal h symbol to locate the proximity to hospitals. new york avenue, florida avenue will be renamed noma.

metro says it's going to have to pay $100,000 per station to change the names. it's going to take effect in june, 2012. apple admits there's a glitch with the latest operating system. the problem is shortening the battery life on some products including the iphone. customers complained the ios 5 program is making their iphones, ipads and ipods run out of juice faster. they have found bugs and plans to release a software update that should resolve the issue. >> you are still a blackberry guy, right? >> unfortunately. i have to wait until they improve the iphone enough so it's good enough for us here at nbc 4. >> you'll catch up, it's okay. what do you have? >> we are talking a little bit of hockey. they are going get help from a young guy. he was knocked out in a game. >> right, right. >> he's hoping to be sledding

soon.

it's dimpt differently. i'm curious about something. sunday is supposed to be a nice day, doug said. the game is at 1:00 at whatever

they call it. >> fedex field. >> in any event, i'm curious to know how many people are going to be doing something else on a beautiful sunday afternoon in washington, d.c. rather than what they would normally be doing? you know, people playing. >> i think if it's next week and it were a home game next week and they lose this week, i think a lot of people would be doing something else. >> there's still hope. >> i think people are still hanging on by a thread. >> there's not a lot of good news on the injury front. trent williams is the same as yesterday, 70% with the sprained ankle. make shanahan says he's not playing until he's 100%. fred davis was limited with his sprained ankle. it puts added importance on receivers like anthony arm strong. he was a valuable part of the offense last year.

he started 11 games and finished with 44 interceptions. this season, he was hoping to take the next step. because of a pulled hamstring, he's taken a step back. armstrong started one game with five catches the entire season. >> you never want to go out and not be able to put up points or catching to help the team move the ball. so, i look back to last year. it took awhile to get things rolling anyway. so, hopefully, eventually, he'll break out of the slump and have good stuff to talk about. >> he played in the first two games and made some plays for us. he's been slow coming back. he felt better this week. i know he has a lot of expectations on himself. so do we. we need to give him more chances. >> redskins offensive coordinator, nobody needs an

impressive performance more than kyle. the 49ers are coming to town, trying to win their sixth game in a row for the six time. the number one ranked rushing defense on the other side of the ball. it's all about the running game. francoeur is a beast. fifth leading rusher in the nfl. he's gashing defenses lately. he's rushed over 100 yards in four straight games. if the redskins can slow him down, they have a shot. if not, it's going to be a long day. the skins run defense has been okay. they haven't shown they can shut a team down or slow down a runningback like gore. >> he has great vision. you see him get through cracks where you don't think anybody can get through. he always keeps his feet moving. he may stop at the point of attack, but he keeps going. we have to do a good job of

rallying to the ball. >> what makes it so impressive that he can carry the ball 35 times, doesn't wear down. he's got great expositiveness. his legs are turning all the time. he's a great running back. he can do everything. he can block. >> he remind you of another san francisco 49er? >> craig. not as high, but a similar gait, don't you think? >> i do. he's shorter and just passed craig on the all time rush list. >> that's saying something. timely observation there. moving on to hockey. as much as we in the media make a big deal out of ovechkin getting benched, it's toum to move on. they handled it well. the caps will be in carolina looking for the ninth win of the season.

the team is hoping that jake beagle will be back soon. for the first time in his career, he started in the nhl. he was derailed when he got knocked out by pittsburgh. he suffered a concussion. he missed three weeks of action. he's hoping to start skating again after seeing a doctor tomorrow. >> when you go down like that, it's kind of scary. so, you don't want to come back, you know, too early and you know, get hit and turn something into, you know, a two month or season thing. you don't know with head injuries. so, i mean, i didn't think it was a concussion. i still don't think it was a concussion. you know, i have been feeling great. they just been, you know, really holding it back making sure it doesn't turn into something worse. it's, hopefully i can get on the ice tomorrow. >> you want us to rerack that video? >> no.

>> i didn't know what that was. i didn't know i would have that reaction. >> let's hope the maryland basketball season isn't as ugly as that fight. it might be. they start friday night with an exhibition game. they are the number one ranked team this year. that's belodi vision three. there's a chance they might beat the terps if you listen to the new head coach. >> a lot in. we are nowhere near readyor a game. we're going to play one anyway. we worked on defense this week. our offense will look ugly tomorrow night. but, if we don't guard tomorrow night and run back on defense then i'm going to be concerned because we have put a lot into that. this team can really score. they have a bunch of shooters that are going to test us. you know, the number one ranked team in the country. i tried to get out of the game when i took the job.

i can't lose my first game at comcast. he's like oh, mark. we're no good. they are ranked number one. classic rally. >> the raleigh he's talking about is from villanova at northwood trying to resurrect the program. >> lowering the expectations that low, then all you can do is go up from there. >> he's no dumby. he's seen the approach that happened with the football team. he's not going there. he started from the ground and is working up. it's going to be a long season for them. 7'1" center from the ukraine is a registered freshman. he'll have four years of eligibility. everyone eligible to help out the hellie pad. renew labor talks on saturday.

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fbi says it's arrested a man for making harmful threats against the family of eric cantor. glendon swift of tennessee was arrested yesterday. an unknown person left two voice mail messages a week ago. the caller said he was going to destroy cantor, rape his daughter and kill his wife. he was also screaming and cursing during the call. the congressional staff member heard the messages and alerted police. he was identified as swift who

later admitted he left the messages. he was charged with threatening to assault or murder a member of the immediate family of a united states official. if convicted, he could get ten years in jail. the occupy protests continue to gain momentum with marches across the country. more arrests today after an overwhelming night of demonstrations that shut down the nation's fifth largest port. jay gray has the report. >> reporter: the port of oakland was closed to business overnight. >> enough people came out and stopped traffic. they couldn't operate. >> reporter: entry ways clogged, 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 the political process. i'm tired of not having a voice. >> reporter: a voice that without question has been the loudest by the bay. >> it's what we are looking at here, the beginnings of a revolution. >> a volt by students at the university of wisconsin. as the protests continue 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 in oakland and other cities are 100% in. jay gray, nbc news. supporters of the occupy wall street were not happy about the violence in oakland. they are in northwest d.c. joined by the national nurses

united. the group is pushing for a tax on stocks and bonds called the financial transaction tax. it's being discussed at the g-20 summit in france this week. it could raise billions of dollars for health care. opponents say it will raise costs for investors driving economic growth. if you sit behind a desk all day, you could be increasing your risk for cancer. researchers in canada studies 100,000 people. the longer people spent sitting the greater their risk of dying early. cancer cases are related to prolonged sitting and physical inactivity. routine exercise lowers a person's risk for cancer. they say you should try to take breaks throughout the day and not sit down for more than an hour straight. coming up tonight at 11:00,

why a woman from the district is getting credit for taking down bank of america's debit card fees. now, we'll find out what changes will be coming to stores nationwide ahead of the holiday shopping season. also, how you can make money off your old cell phones. >> what? >> yeah. >> now you tell me. >> those stories and more coming up tonight. >> too late for me. let's get a check on the weather. doug? >> i think the next couple hours are looking really, really good. then things are going to go downhill. it's not a big storm for us. it's been a big storm for most of the country. denver had a lot of snow. st. louis and chicago had a lot of rain. now, moving to our area and south of the region, you can see all the rain there. some of it will move in overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning. the best chance for rain is to the south early and clearing skies late in the day. it's going to bring in cooler

temperatures. a 52 on saturday. most areas on saturday will start in the 20s. saturday is going to be a chilly afternoon. sunday a little better with a high of 57. 64 on monday p and getting warm for next week. >> it's good. a guy posted a video of a clever dog on youtube three weeks ago. now, it's received 1.5 million hits. someone in the united kingdom who likes to play fetch. he likes it a lot. he drops the tennis ball at the top of the steps, runs down to the bottom, touched the ball, takes it back up. a lot of people who watched the video posted angry messages berating the owner for not throwing the ball for the dog. that's part of the game. every time the owner makes a move toward the ball, the dog grabs it, pushes it down the stairs, goes down, fetches