husband is facing. good afternoon and welcome to news 4 at 4:00. i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. >> the most anticipated decision on the u.s. supreme court and one of the most significant decisions since bush versus gore in the election of 2000. the justice will take the case of the health care overhaul. it's over the white house's centerpiece of domestic policy. arguments will be heard with a decision expected by june. 26 states asked the law be struck down over the individual mandate that requires americans buy health insurance or pay a penalty. so far, lower courts have been split on their decisions of whether the mandate is constitutional. there's fall out in the penn state child sex scandal. at least one of them is ready to file a lawsuit against the university. we have the latest.

>> reporter: as the investigation into child sex abuse moves forward, there is more fall autoaround the accused football coach. the judge who set bail for jerry sandusky was a volunteer and donated money to the second mile a chairly sandusky founded and used to meet the alleged victims. the long-term president of the charity resigned. >> he thought it was in the best interest of the organization to move forward. >> reporter: he is the latest person caught up in it. george paterno who led the lions was fired along with tim curley and gary schultz. the big ten reacting today announcing they are removing paterno's name from the

championship trophy. today, students return to classes and say they hope the university can rebuild its image. >> there's been 156 years of history before this and i hope there will be 156 years or more after this. >> reporter: they are due in court to face charges of lying to the grand jury and covering up reports of the abuse. they are tasked with investigating why the crimes were never reported to police and defending the university against possible civil suits. paterno hired a lawyer in the face of accusations he didn't do enough to address the abuse. his image wels the universities on the line as the case unfolds. bob joins brian williams tonight to talk about the penn state episode on "rock center"

at 10:00. the republican field shifted again. a candidate floundering a few months ago is surging. newt gingrich moved into the top tier. here is steve handelsman. >> reporter: newt gingrich was in iowa happy to hear he's surging. >> who knows what the polls are going to be. >> reporter: he was second in the cnn poll. romney is up by two. cain's 14 and perry at 12. newt gingrich refuses to dumb it down. >> i am for more revenue, but against higher taxes. let me explain this. nobody in washington seems to get this. >> reporter: the nbc poll asked the same voters to take a look at cain and perry.

>> oops. >> reporter: perry lost half his support. gingrich is up so is romney. many more republicans are concerned about charges cane committed sexual harassment. for the first time, cain's wife is coming to his defense on fox. >> i know that's not the person he is. he totally respects women. >> reporter: the former boyfriend of the accuser backed her account today. victor zuckerman says he sent her to get career advice from cain. >> i can confirm when she returned she was upset. she said that something had happened and that mr. cain touched her in an inappropriate manner. >> reporter: cain, slumping in the polls. perry in a nose dive. as a familiar face surges to the top tier of gop candidates. gop front-runner, mitt romney gets bad news from today's

political poll. in the survey, president obama is tied against a generic republican challenger but wins by six if the challenger is romney. i'm steve handelsman, news 4. hundreds of police officers in riot gear cleared out oakland protesters a week after a man was shot to death. at 4:30 a.m., police raided after issuing several warnings over the weekend. they put up little resistance but they arrested 32 people. no reports of injuries. they believe the shooting last week stemmed from a fight of two groups of men at or near the camp. stocks closed lower. it came amid concerns over the debt crisis in europe. the dow was down 72 points on this monday. the nasdaq dropped 21. the s&p 500 was off 11.

italy bid farewell to one prime minister and named another over the weekend. the new leader is described at the opposite of the man he replaces, berlusconi. we have the report. >> reporter: berlusconi was once untouchable. a self-made man, struck his fortune by founding a immediate y empire and is now worth million. he hosted sex parties. a phrase he borrowed from one-time friend moammar gadhafi. then there's ruby. berlusconi allegedly had sex with her when she was 17. he laughed it off. but with each scandal, italian politics became more of a laughing stock to other european leaders. what brought him down wasn't the scandals, it was the economy.

italy's slow growth, huge debt and ridiculous politics swooped international predators. so, italians said bye to him and forced his resignation. to head off a financial catastrophe, idly has a new prime minister designate. a civil economist. >> very esteemed, very shy, confident. he and his wife have been together for a long time. >> reporter: promise to end the economic crisis with urgency. he says he's not done with politics and promised to double his efforts to reform the italian political system. richard engel, nbc news rome. the real estate they are returning to iraqi control is a palace. the americans are leaving behind

anything they did not take from them. they are taking home a curious souvenir, the stainless steel toilet in saddam hussein's jail cell. it will become an exhibit at a military police museum in missouri. now that it has reopened, there is a week-long celebration under way at the national cathedr cathedral. it was shut down for repairs since the earthquake in august. at 7:30, they will offer a mass for the feast of all souls. there will be a concert tomorrow at 7:30. you need tickets for that. along with the reopening, an exhibit showing the damage the quake caused. it will take years to finish the repairs. if you are keeping count on this date, we haven't had temperatures this warm in more than a decade. >> how warm did it get today? meteorologist veronica johnson is here. she's got the answer. hey, veronica. >> hey. yeah, it's been the warmest in

about a month in the area. for this date, it hasn't been warm in at least 12 years on this particular date. today gets an a plus, right? look at the sky, it's nice and pretty. it's mild outside. pushing into the mid-70s. 72 degrees right now with a south and southwest breeze at 17 miles an hour. reagan national, a lovely day for mid november. check out the temperatures in your neighborhood here. 75 degrees in annapolis, maryland. 72 in trinidad. a big afternoon for folks in burke. reston, indiana, 72. 74 in rockville. 74 in buoy and riverdale. the clouds moved out early part of the day. now, the clouds are going to move in. it's the slide we are headed down now. increasing clouds for the evening. we'll drop into the mid-60s by 7:00 and low 60s right around

the upper 50s to 60 degrees. 11 p.m. and midnight. the rain. rain? who said rain? a mild evening for us. cloudy start to the day tomorrow. i will tell you when you are going to need your umbrella in a couple minutes. stick around. >> thanks. chelsea clinton has been hired to work as an nbc news correspondent. she has generally shied away from the limelight but has been quietly raising her public profile. she spoke at hundreds of campaign rallies during her mother's presidential campaign. she'll work on the making a difference series. nbc news and this tv station are owned by nbc universal. when we continue, it's the music to a child's ears.

>> oh. >> we'll show you this viral video and why a father keeps music near him. justin timberlake make asthma arena's dream come true. his reaction to the date in a live report with billy bush. why police believe a missing child's case is similar to an child's case is similar to an episode

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that's his girlfriend. >> obviously, i wanted to do more. i wanted to be more special but being down 14, i feel like i wanted to do too much. i'm not that kind of person. >> more like a marriage proposal? >> no. no. i told you before the game, that wasn't going to happen. nobody believed me but that wasn't going to happen. >> sideline confusion there. who's she rooting for, again. she's been a cheerleader for four years. >> two different teams represented in that relationship. >> forget rock a bye baby on the tree top. >> a connecticut girl wouldn't stop crying until she heard "hypnoti "hypnotize." >> she's upset. ♪

>> she can't understand the lyrics yet. turn it off and keep her bouncing. okay, coming back. ♪ >> wow. works like a charm. this video was taken awhile back but it's just gone viral. today, rachel is 2 and her dad says she's more likely to ask for "dance party." >> don't stop the music, play it again, dad. >> it must be the beat. something in the beat that calmed the baby. >> the latest on the oscar host

change. the divorce moves on with kim kardashian and kris humphreys. >> joining us from burbank is billy bush. >> i like it when they call me big papa. >> justin timberlake accepted the invitation, as you know, and went to the marine ball over the weekend. how did it go? >> he had the time of his life. he was moved. he wrote a great, lengthy blog about how the military inspires him and how much this woman was so thoughtful and kind and together. she kept asking him throughout the night, are you having fun? are you comfortable. he was moved at how the marines are raising these types of people. he wrote the most impassioned thing. i think she was expecting to have the night of her life or we were all expecting her to and he really did. they danced a little bit. not sure if it's a slow dance or

not. i love this girl because we spoke to her on friday. i said listen, if everything goes as well as it could go how does the end of the night look? she said i'm going to leave it up to j.t. i'm up for anything. i won't jump on him, but i'm up for anything. who knows. >> they look good together in the picture. >> what's the latest with kim kardashian? >> let me quickly add, she will be calling justin timberlake tomorrow. tomorrow at noon, we'll get the full skinny. kris humphreys as a hometown lawyer to represent him. we imagine an ironclad prenup. we'll find out. he's got a lawyer and we're ready to go. first interview comes up in two

days. >> great. i will look for that. >> let's talk about the oscars. billy crystal is replacing eddie murp murphy. what are they saying about that? >> he's hosted eight times. in 1998 when "titanic" swept the oscars, 55 million people watched. the last time he did it was 2004. he's been saying he would like to do it again. where there's a bit of turmoil, someone like him is a perfect call. i don't know about y'all, i'm looking forward to seeing him return. he sings and dances and eddie wasn't going to do that. >> he might have wore the tight leather suit. that might have been nice. what billy ought to do is put on the suit and give the people what they want. >> that's the opening skit. do it. make it happen. what's coming up tonight?

the rest of your week is busy. >> whitney houston is an exclusive interview. she hasn't sat down one-on-one with anyone in two years. it's exclusive, check it out. >> we will. all right. off to a jumping start. billy, thanks for taking time out for us. clooney considered taking his own life in 2005. this was after he injured his spine while filming a movie. he was hospitalized for severe chronic pain during a three-week period. >> it led him to think of ways to end the pain. he thought about the nicest way to do it such as running a car in a garage. fortunately, he had surgery that repaired the injury and relieved his pain.

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i am not your king. >> but, i wish you to be. >> immortals was king of the weekend box office. the action flick about the gods of ancient greece earned $32 million in the opening weekend. adam sandler debuted at number two bringing in $26 million. it bumped puss in boots to three. tower heist and j. edgar rounded the top five. >> i know you like comedies. >> i like this warm weather. >> me, too. >> you can't beat this. >> today is the 14th, september the 14th, feels like it, right? >> it does. >> nice and mild.

you know, we have been doing the ups and downs, riding the roller coasters with temperatures over the last couple weeks. this week is not going to be different. we start warm and end chilly. let's head to the weather wall and talk about what's going on. sunshine today. mixture of sun and clouds. we are at 72 degrees with a south-southwest breeze coming at 17 miles per hour. love that. these temperatures, too. this is what we're talking about. 70 degrees in gaithersburg. montgomery county, 72. culpeper, 73. 74 degrees in waldorf, maryland. charles county nice and mild now. temperatures easing down to 60 degrees by 11:00 p.m. we pick up the cloud cover. i don't think any rain until some time mid-morning to late morning tomorrow. we start at 57 to 56 degrees. other locations in the 50s. it's not extremely cold tonight. here is a look at the radar.

look at the big yellow box from ohio all the way down to south of st. louis, missouri. a lot of severe weather here. the moist air coming out of the gulf of mexico and helping to drive some severe weather. in fact, tornado watches out here and several warnings in spots like indianapolis, indiana and coming in west of cleveland, ohio right now. all of this, part of the cold front. you can see where the showers hit us. 8:00 or 9:00 a.m., light showers or scattered showers. not a lot tomorrow. wednesday is the soggy day, especially if you are south of d.c. charles county, st. mary's county, calvert county is where much of the wet weather will be on wednesday. it will be soggier than the weather we get tomorrow. here is a look at the evening forecast. simply gorgeous for the evening. sunsets today at 4:55. so early.

we drop from 70 to 66 degrees. for your morning forecast, clouds continue to thicken up. nice and mild with a few showers around the area. temperature range, not cold at all. 52 to 56 degrees. meanwhile, tomorrow afternoon, 64 to 67. scattered showers mostly light showers. you will need your umbrella tomorrow. in fact, you're going to need it tomorrow and especially on wednesday. the high temperature on wednesday, just 64 degrees. again, warm to begin the week, wet in the middle and dry but chi chilly at the end of the week. the morning temperature for friday morning, 32 degrees. we should warm up at least to 50 degrees. back to november out of september for the early part of the week. >> all right. thanks, veronica. still to come, the parents of a missing boy are under scrutiny after a child's disappearance is similar to a "law and order" episode.

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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 4:30. a shake up in the republican presidential race. the latest poll out shows newt

gingrich surged to second spot. cain is in third place. perry trailing far behind in fourth. today, cain's wife is defending him publicly on harassment. at least one alleged victim is hiring an attorney to explore a lawsuit against jerry sandusky. the coach is charged with sexually abusing at least eight boys who took part in a charity he founded. 26 states asked the health care law be struck down over the mandate that requires americans buy health insurance or pay a penalty. arguments will be heard in the spring with a decision by june. lower courts have been split on the decision of whether the mandate is constitutional. stocks traded lower on wall

street amid continued fears over the debt crisis in europe. the nasdaq was off 21. s&p 500 closed 11 points lower. investigators in washington state are searching for a missing 2-year-old boy. police say they are considering filing charges against the boy's mother. detectives believe the disappearance is tied to the tv show, "law and order." >> reporter: for a week, search teams scoured the streets in bellevue, washington. this is where the little boy vanished. the disappearance is a mystery. just as baffling is his mother's story and lack of cooperation. >> we are frustrated by it. >> reporter: julia told detectives when her car ran out of gas, she left sky behind, asleep in the car as she and her 4-year-old daughter went looking for help.

when she returned an hour later, sky was gone. investigators seized her car and said her story doesn't add up. >> we test drove it. the vehicle operated just fine. >> reporter: sky's mother is in the middle of divorcing sky's father. solman was involved in the search blames the estranged wife. she's not named as a suspect. >> i believe she is responsible. if she could cooperate, we could find where our son is. >> reporter: she won't comment on the active investigation. the mother could now face criminal charges for leaving her son behind. >> that's certainly something we are considering. strategically, it's not a decision we made, yet. >> reporter: another twist in the case says they are intrigued by an episode that aired weeks

before he vanished. a mother tries to cover up the baby's death saying her son was stolen from the car. sthak is her favorite show. >> police are scoured her apartment, where sky often played and a city dump. today, there's no sign of the little boy, only suspicion over his disappearance. >> police say sky's mother refused to take a polygraph test and her story is falling apart. mohammadal ali -- promoter don king was there. frazier died last week after a brief battle with liver cancer. he's noefr as the first man to beat ali, knocking him down in 1971. he was 67 years old.

cockroaches on a plane? that's why a north carolina couple is suing airtran. harry and caitlin were on airtran in september when they saw roaches crawling out of vents and carrying on -- and carry on luggage. they are suing for money plus the price of their tickets. they deny the claims and the lawsuit. they insist planes are regularly and professionally treated for bugs. >> cockroaches, snakes -- >> yes, on a plane. virginia is no longer just for lovers, it's for tree lovers. there's a specialty license plate to prove it. look at the virginia loves trees license tag. you can preorder this today. they hope the plate will raise awareness about the value of

community trees after the first 1,000 plates are sold, a portion of each $25 plate will go to virginia forestry program and to the virginia urban forest council. >> i like the look of it. much more ahead on news 4 at 4:00. another special tribute to the late elizabeth taylor. detail

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we've got intimate bed and breakfast right on the water. cafe's with views of the gulf. go blue water fishing, ride a kayak, or just enjoy the world's best weather and soak up the world's best sun. we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. and we are 100% open for business. you mean 100% open for fun. here in the best part of the gulf. louisiana, florida, alabama, mississippi. this could go on for a while. christy's new york auction house added a special tribute to the late elizabeth taylor.

it features 1,000 of the hollywood icon's jewelry. you can bid on the goods december 3. the sale runs through the 17th. among the collection, a valentino gown. she died back in march at the age of 79. i'm sure she has lots of beautiful things. >> lots and lots. >> right. now to weather. >> i was going to say, a lot of people coming in from outside were saying to me, hey, it's warm, it's nice outside. someone said it's hot outside. >> that's pushing it. >> they had on a sweater. it's november, you think i have to put on a sweater and stay warm. on a day like today, no. by the end of the week, it's going to feel like december. we have big changes that are going to make their way on in this week. 72 degrees in the district. 72 up in rockville, montgomery

county. 72 in camp springs and buoy. 71 in herndon and fairfax. let me take you through the 9:00 hour. 62 degrees. 60 by 11:00 p.m. notice the clouds increasing by tomorrow morning. notice that i don't have any rain posted here for 5:00 or 7:00 a.m. i think rain will develop from northwest, make its way down to the southeast, probably starting at 7:00 or so. showers coming in. frederick, front royal area. on through the area, mostly scattered showers and mostly light showers for tomorrow. here we are at 2:30 in the afternoon. we have the best chance of rain during the afternoon tomorrow. covering the entire area. then watch what happens on wednesday. wednesday is going to be a sunny type of day, especially south around prince george's county, charles county. then the rain makes its way out

of here. we have two days of wet weather. get your umbrella handy. it's going to be cooler, too. 67 degrees expected tomorrow. 68 in culpeper. 70 around pax river. 67 degrees tomorrow with a 50% chance of showers. then we are down to 64 for wednesday. nasty day. thursdays, we get the sunshine back with a high of 53. that takes us into friday where it will be a cold start for friday. freezing, 32 degrees. other locations starting out in the 20s. that could be the first freeze of the season. we'll hit a high then on friday of 50 degrees. saturday and sunday, 57 to 60 degrees with a chance of rain coming back on sunday right now. so, a little bit of up and down again, continuing. so, wet weather tomorrow. >> thanks, veronica. levi strauss shows off better cotton that is less harmful to the environment and

workers. a christmas tree snaps during a hosting event. don't miss an all new foodies. fresh baked bread. we're going inside the northern virginia shop that specializes in homemade marshmallows. an all new cdc. we look at a new vermont avenue

well, it is green week here at nbc university. you can go green by putting on a pair of levi jeans. >> go green by putting on blue. jeans made by using less water. >> it's naturally clean in a dark denim has not touched water in the finishing process. it's inherently waterless. >> reporter: they put the label waterless on their jeans. it means less water was used from the cotton fields to the store shelves. they used to take 46 liters of water to get the cool, worn in look. >> now you can achieve this with one liter of water or less. >> reporter: it's about sustainability. they say it's putting 2 million new pairs of jeans in stores

made with better cotton grown in india, brazil and around the world. >> farmers are trained and educated to really farm in different ways that are more sustainable that use less water and chemicals. >> reporter: they are asking customers to cut back on water and electricity usages. air dry them. some people have flooded the notion of the freezer as a better option than the washing machine. >> it may be an urban legend that if you put your jeans in the freezer it kills bacteria. it's going around. >> reporter: the waterless line is making an impact on their line and customers. >> would you seek it out? >> probably not. it's more of a marketing endeavor. i don't think it's a genuine interest in environmental sustainability. >> reporter: levis insists it is genuine.

they hope others will join in on the ever shrinking footprint. >> just in time to help you with the holiday shopping, the app of the day. >> wendy rieger joins us now. what do you have? >> this is for walmart. as you are about to storm the stores, walmart is going to make it easier by giving you an app to go in on your phone. it's cool. look at what they are rolling back automatically. appar apparel, baby, beauty. look at the jewelry. you can roll up there, pick things and put it to your shopping list or you could add it to your cart, if you want to just order it and it will be waiting for you at the store. then when you -- also, there's another cool thing here. you can scan the codes while you are there. look at your shopping list. i put a couple things in here. up in the corner, there are coupons. there are all these coupons you can digitally clip.

it goes into your pile. really, this is perfect for just kind of organizing yourself. the value of the day. like today, a hamilton beach big mouth food processor. we are going to add it to our cart. it's really a cool way to go through there and organize yourself. you can make a list audioly. you can record what you want and it will -- you get there and there's coupons and stuff like that. it's a good way -- oh, if you go through like this food processor, you can read all the reviews that people have on it. it's a really god way to organize yourself. walmart, being a big box store has a lot going on. this is just an easy way to kind of organize yourself and attack it with a little more cohesion, if you will. there you go. walmart for your iphone. back to you. >> all right. thanks. coming up on news 4, a

teenager falls 50 feet inside a cave. the rescue, straight ahead. plus, problems for the macy's christmas tree. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, for the first time, we are hearing the private conversations between former prince george's county jack johnson and his wife as the fbi showed up at their front door. the soups not only good for the body, but for the planet. d.c. council chair brown under fire.

take a second look at this. it is a view of the earth like you have never seen before, folks. crews from the international space station recorded this time lapse video between august and october. you can see it over both hemispheres. go to www.nbcwashington.com and search iss for more. rescuers had to get creative to rescue a teenage boy who fell inside a cave. he fell 50 feet and injured his legs. he was suffering from

hypothermia. they were able to carry him down a trail and then take him to the hospital. it's where he is this afternoon, recovering. it's not thanksgiving but ma macy's in atlanta city are in need of another one. the tree started to break. it was too dry. macy's already is in the process of selecting a back up. everything should be in place in time for the tree lighting thanksgiving night. >> dried out already. still ahead, new videos surface of the former penn state

a startling find in connection with a story invol involving a former football coach in the center of a child sex abuse scandal. almost a 25-year-old interview where jerry sandusky talks about his relationship with children. michael isikoff has more. >> how did it all start? >> basically because i'm a frustrated playground director, i guess. >> reporter: that's jerry

sandusky back in 1987. in light of the charges filed against him, it's disturbing. >> i enjoy being around children. i enjoy their enthusiasm. i have a good time with them. >> reporter: at the time of the nbc news profile, sandusky wauz pioneering defensive coach under the legendary joe paterno. he turned done head coaching positions to continue his work with the second mile. >> everybody needs someone to care for them. they want to be disciplined. kids are growing up fast today. >> reporter: now, sandusky is charged with 40 counts of child sex abuse over a 13 year period. he's out on a $100,000 bond and denies wrong doing. it isn't what happens that's important, it's how you react to it. >> reporter: a decade after the profile, police investigated him

for showering with and touching a young boy in a penn state locker room. investigators from local and university police listened in as the boy's mother confronted him. >> i was wrong he told her. i wish i was dead. no charges were filed. a year later, sandusky at age 55 announced he was retiring from coaching to work on the second mile charity. a penn state sports historian who knew sandusky for years thought it was strange. >> surprising. it seemed naturally he wanted to spend more time with kids. he wanted to expand it, raise more money. >> one of the biggest things would be the trust that is developed. what we are trying to be is what we think of as a true friend. >> reporter: now with the charges he sexually abused eight young boys who he met through the second mile charity, there's outrage over the damage he's alleged to have done to the

children and penn state university. >> what i think of him now? i can't tell you what i would like to do to him if i could. he's ruined penn state. >> that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. tonight at 5:00, the search for a gunman. the guy connected to a shooting blocks from the white house. penn state fallout, big changes at that charity today that was founded by jerry sandusky. a debate over cameras as fairfax county debates whether theshl install cameras inside the schools. >> good evening. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. the top story, for the first time, we are hearing the private

conversations between prince george's county executive jack johnson and his wife before they were arrested in the corruption case. the conversations were recorded as fbi agents arrived at their home to serve a search warrant. darcy spencer joins us with the recordings that have never been heard before now. >> i have listened to every word of the conversations released by the u.s. attorney's office. we read excerpts between jack and leslie johnson. now, it's a different experience to hear them in their own words talking about hiding cash and flushing a bribe check down the toilet. it's a panicked conversation between jack johnson and his wife. she was at their home when the fbi came knocking at the door ringing the doorbell. the johnson's seemed to know there's trouble at the door.