month ago. herman cain is at 14. rick perry at 12. newt gingrich refuses to dumb it down. >> i am for more revenue but against higher taxes. let me explain this because nobody in washington seems to get this. >> reporter: they asked the same voters to look at cain since the crisis and rick perry after his jarring debate lapse. >> oops. >> reporter: perry lost half his support. gingrich is up, so is romney. cain is down one. many republicans are concerned about charges cain committed sexual harassment. for the first time, cain's wife, gloria, is coming to his defense. >> i know that's not the person he is. he totally respects women. >> reporter: the former boyfriend of the accuser backed her account today. he says he sent her to d.c. 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. mitt romney gets bad news from the latest politico poll. in that survey, president obama is in a dead heat, tied with a generic republican challenger. if that challenger is mitt romney, the president wins by 6 points. late today, we have breaking political news. another brain fade, not by rick perry. this one by herman cain. cain contacted the milwaukee sental newspaper to talk to the

editorial board. it's a common thing candidates do. in that event, which was recorded, we have video, cain is asked about libya. did he back president obama's involvement in libya to overthrow gadhafi. cain said, okay, libya. president obama supported the uprising, right? another long pause. and he said i didn't agree with him for the following reason. then cain said wait, nope, that was another time. i have a lot of things swirling around in my head. reminiscent in what perry did though cain's style was smoother. in the end, he was back on track and able to talk about libya. it won't help. >> thank you, steve. for the first time, we are hearing the private conversations between jack johnson and his wife. just before they were arrested in a corruption case.

those conversations were recorded just as fbi agents arrived at their home to serve a search warrant. darcy spencer has the report. >> this is a copy of the recordings. they were released today. you can hear the desperate moments before the johnson's home is raided. a sitting county executive and a councilmember conspireing to destroy a bribe check and hide hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash. in a conversation between jack johnson and his wife, they talk about destroying a bribe check. >> flush that. >> reporter: this happened as federal investigators pounded at the door of their mitchellville home as they closed in on the johnsons and their probe of county corruption. they seemed to know there was trouble at the door. jack johnson instructs his wife to get the bribe check out of

his dresser drawer. >> there's a box with a check in it. tear it up or chew it up. >> reporter: she found the check and that led to destruction of evidence in their federal corruption investigation. as that check is flushed down the toilet. in other recorded conversations, jack johnson is heard seeking political contributions in a pay to play scheme with developers. >> i need you to raise $6,000 for my wife. >> reporter: back at the home, there was conversation about all the cash in the house. >> what do you want me to do with this money? they are banging. what do you want me to do? >> put it in your panties and walk out of the house. >> reporter: you can hear her stuffing the cash. prosecutors say they found nearly $80,000 in her underware. this conversation, a little more than a year ago, she was the first lady of prince george's county and just elected to serve

on the county council. she finally answered the door. oh my god. what is going on? >> reporter: jack johnson is still on the other line. his wife begins to cry as they enter their home. >> scare me. >> we are here with a search warrant. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say in the court documents she knew about her husband's corruption and say she was on the council for personal gain. she faces 12 to 18 months in prison. back to you. >> darcy spencer reporting. thank you. new details are coming to light in the arrest of a local restaurant owner on drug charges. a 36-year-old was arrested two weeks ago after federal agents tracked cocaine from texas to her office in ft. washington.

she's the owner of the union town grill. 140 pounds of cocaine was involved the $1.5 million in cash. "the washington post" reports she was not in custody, but forced to surrender her passport. a former assistant coach at penn state university. his name, jerry sandusky. he's charged with sexually abusing at least eight boy that is were part of a charity he founded. today, they began an internal investigation into allegations they now of the abuse and never reported it. a long time leader of the group resigned. one of the victims is going to file a lawsuit against penn state. michelle franzen reports. >> reporter: as the investigation into child sex abuse moves forward at penn state there's more fallout surrounding the former football coach.

the judge who set bail for jerry sandusky was a volunteer and donated money to the second mile, the charity sandusky founded and used to meet the alleged victims. over the weekend, the long-term president and ceo of the charity resigned. >> he thought it was in the best interest of the organization to move forward. >> reporter: he's the latest person caught up in the investigation. joe paterno who led the lions was fired along with athletic director tim curley and the vice president gary schultz. the big ten reacting announcing they are removing paterno's name from the championship trophy. penn state's last home game went on without paterno over the weekend. today, students return to classes hoping the university can rebuild their image. >> there's been 156 years before this and i hope for that after

it. >> reporter: they are due in court to face charges of lying to the grand jury and covering up reports of the abuse. college leaders are tasked with investigating why the alleged crimes were never reported to police. at the same time, defending the university against possible civil suits. paterno has hired a lawyer in the face of accusations he didn't do enough to address the suspected abuse. his image and reputation like the universities now on the line as this case unfolds. in state college, pennsylvania, michelle franzen, nbc news. a report says the second mile charity learned about the abuse allegations almost ten years ago. officials at penn state, officials at the charity did not inform the police. some big names in prosports are distancing themgss from second mile charity.

ripken is asking them to stop using his name on the website and in pbro churs. he was listed as an honorary board member. his association was limited to one appearance. lou holtz has his name removeed from the website. a group representing hundreds of synagogues is coming together to push for the release of a maryland man in jail in cuba. he was arrested in cuba in 2009. he was accused of promoting decent bringing in illegal computer equipment and sentenced to 15 years in prison. he says he was trying to bring the internet to cuba's jewish community. they asked for gross' release. they plan to hold a vigil every monday. after teaching in the

district for 19 years, a high school is about to undergo changes. they will close for a $100 million renovation project. they were on hand to break ground. among the changes will be more technology in the classrooms and for the first time, a regulation sized gymnasium. teachers say it's about time. >> our students overcome adversity and become successful in life in spite of the building. when it should be with the buildings. >> during construction, the 600 students will attend classes at the old meyer elementary school down the street. it's scheduled to be finished by next august. next on news 4 at 6:00, police move in to clear occupy oakland protesters. many are vowing to return to the sight. tonight, investigators are asking for the public's help in

the effort to find the man who fired shots near the white house. >> i'm julie carey where a school board is weighing whether or not to allow surveillance cameras inside the schools. the pros and cons, ahead. di- bee tease is expected to rise over the next decades. what researchers say is to blame. nice day out there. >> a high of 73 degrees. we are going to see big changes over the next couple days. get the umbrellas out. now, let's head over to dan. >> i don't know if anybody out here at redskins park enjoyed the weather today. five straight losses for them. 14-year nfl veteran trevor price joins me to break it down. when things go well, it's followed by something bad.

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hundreds of cops in riot gear cleared out a group of occupy oakland protesters today. it was a week after a man was shot and killed. the raid happened about 4:30 this morning. police pilled the raid outside city hall after issuing several warnings over the weekend. there was not much resistance but police did arrest 32 people.

some protesters promised they would return. there were no injuries today. police believe last week's shooting stemmed between two groups of men fighting near the camp. several protesters in denver, colorado clashed. it happened sunday at demonstrators refused to remove a table set up in the park. two officers were injured when scuffles broke out. one twisted his knee, another hit his head. two people arrested and charged with assaulting an officer. investors are cheering the arrival of a new prime minister. he will not be rushed into quick decisions to fix the debt crisis. for now, it's enough for most he is not berlusconi. >> reporter: berlusconi was once untouchable. a self-made man, a man from

milan struck his fortune founding a media empire and is worth $9 million. he hosted sex parties. then there's ruby. berlusconi allegedly had sex with the dancer when she was 17. berlusconi laughed it off. but with each scandal, italian politics became more of a laughing stock. two other european leaders. what brought him down wasn't his scandals, it was the economy. italy's slow growth, huge debt and at times ridiculous politics. it spooked international creditors. italians forced his resignation saturday night. italy appointed a new prime minister designate who couldn't be more different.

an economist. >> very shy, confident. he's been with his wife for a long time. >> reporter: he promised to end the economic crisis with urgency and scruples. he says he's not done with politics and promised to double his efforts to reform the italian political season. richard engel, nbc news, rome. >> investors are pleased with the appointment. concerns over what's happening in italy sent stocks here lower for the start of the trading on wall street. the dow dropped 74 points. the nasdaq down 21 points and s&p 500 off 12 points. breaking news from washington tonight. two people shot. one of them dead. d.c. police investigating the shooting at 21st and maryland avenue. it happened about 5:30 this

evening. shomari stone is in the area. >> reporter: the police chief is out here talking to residents trying to determine what happened out here. two people have been shot. one adult male, he's died. the other person is around the corner. he's in stable condition. police are gathering evidence trying to figure out what led up to the shooting. they are trying to determine a motive. let's role video to show the emotion in the neighborhood now. there was a man who heard about the shooting. he ran past the police tape, the yellow police crime scene tape. he heard his friend was possibly one of the victims. he broke down. police had to take him into custody to calm him down because he could contaminate the crime scene here. once they put him in the car, they talked to him, he calmed down. they released him. he is not a suspect in this shooting. they say people cannot pass the

cell low crime scene tape to contaminate evidence. i talked to a friend of one of the victims. let's hear what she had to say. >> what happened? >> they got shot. that's all i know. we trying to find out if it who we think it is. >> reporter: she's really upset. a lot of people are out here trying to figure out, hey, is this someone i know? is this a relative? a friend? police have not released the identity of the victims. they are out here continuing to talk to people. back to you in the studio. >> thanks. doug is here with a check on the weather forecast. we couldn't ask for more much than we got today. >> the warmest november 14th in 12 years. that's saying something. that's cool stuff. i have something better. you want to see something cool? i know you are going to like this. take a look at this video. ever wonder what it might be like to fly over the earth? this is the international space station. this is actually, crews shot it

over a number of months from august to october. look at that. you can see the other side of the world toward the south pole. the lights, they are cities. it is absolutely spectacular. you can see the bigger cities. how cool is that? >> amazing. >> you know what else you can see? all the light pollution on this earth. >> it's amazing. >> there's a lot of it. ever see a light map of the earth? look at that. >> fascinating. >> i could look at this picture -- how long does it go? anyone know? i could watch it the whole time. we don't have time, okay, fine. let's show you what's happening. look at the lightning in there, too. >> i missed that. >> we'll show it to you, later. for the record, again, just love this stuff. high temperature, 73 degrees. a low of 54. the warmest november 14th in 12 years. it's the warmest we have been in

about a month. it's saying something. one more stat for you, four degrees shy of the record today. the record high temperature, 77 degrees. 66 degrees out there now. winds out of the south-southwest. current temperature, 66. annapolis coming in at 69 degrees, one of the warmer spots. to the south, 72 degrees in fredericksburg. the metro area, on the warm side. step outside and you feel it. 70 in college park. 68 in camp springs. manassas 66 degrees. warrenton, temperatures 70 degrees. reston, 69. the special shout out to burke, hello to pat and butch, hey, guys. hope it's going well. there's a man that knows me very, very well, trust me. doppler radar not showing anything right now. take a look to the west.

this is a scene we do not see in the month of november. this is usually may or june where you have a strong front with severe weather. not just severe weather, we are talking thunderstorms and the potential for tornadoes up into western portions of new york. this front is going to make its way our way. the good news for us, it is really going to wind down before getting here. yes, we have a chance for shower activity, but not severe weather during the day tomorrow. mild ahead of it with a westerly wind. tomorrow, the front moves across. we'll see showers associated with it. you'll need the umbrella. it should not be that bad of a day. that front, however, hangs up around our region. we see a better chance of rain as low pressure moves up during the day on wednesday and wednesday night. we are going to see rain there, too. once again, watch for that. partly cloudy, gorgeous. 66 to 70 degrees. tomorrow, i think the temperature is still in the mid-60s with a high temperature

of 67. 64 on your wednesday with a good chance of rain. the rain lingers into wednesday night. get out on thursday and friday. temperatures on friday struggling to reach the 50 degree mark. it looks like things will warm up as they did the past weekends. a chance of rain on sunday. >> looks good. the good news is the space station video you are so excited about is on our website. >> good. >> you and everybody else can patch it as long as you would like. it's on the weather news section. >> you'll probably see something different every time you look at it. >> that must with the superman we see. >> when he turns around like this? i love that move. >> thanks, doug. supreme court set to weigh in on a landmark law that could have an impact on the presidential election.

it may become the most anticipated decision ton supreme court and one of the most significant since bush versus gore in the election of 2000. the justices revealed they will take the case of president obama's health care overhaul. it sets up an election year

showdown over the centerpiece of domestic policy. arguments will be heard in the spring with a decision in june. 26 states asked the law be struck down. it requires americans to buy health insurance or pay a penalty. lower courts have been split on their decision if it's constitutional. finding a way to cut the nation's deficit is struggling. it's a bipartisan commission. they have ten days left to agree on reducing the deficit by $1 trillion. automatic spending cuts will happen if they can't decide. today, president obama urged congressional leaders on the committee to bite the bullet and do what needs to be done. >> coming up next on news 4,

more problems for browne about his latest ride. a warrant out for a man who fired near the white house. back to work at the washington monument several months after the earthquake hit. what's been done to keep water from leaking into the landmark. coming up in sports, dallas week. the cowboys are just one of the problems for the redskins. a couple guys the skins could use are players

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more car trouble for d.c. council chair member kwame brown. >> he's driving without license plates on the front or back of the vehicle. >> the car was parked on the street and were told police could tow it. he was attending a school press conference about remodelling the cardoza school. they pointed out the chairman's new prius shown here parked a short time later outside the

john wilson building has no visible license plate, a violation of the law. he said rainwater destroyed the temporary tag on the back and he hadn't gotten a new one. police officers said the car could be issued tickets or towed from the city street because it lacked proper visual licensing. he sometimes puts a tag in his windshield was also not visible. the chairman, earlier this year came under a storm of criticism to release two separate fully loaded suvs. he complainted about the first one's color. he promised to pay the city cost. it's not said whether he paid anything or not. we talked to the chairman's office. they said the chairman asked for a replacement tag. one person was saying these

temporary tags are impervious. this one was shredded. i don't know what happened. >> maybe we'll find out in a day or two. thank you, tom. an ex-marine accused of firing shots at the pentagon in quantico pleaded guilty to unrelated charges. he's been sentenced to six months in jail and faces federal charges for a series of overnight shootings in virginia that case has been on hold. because of time served, federal marshalls will be able to pick him up in the coming weeks to answer the federal charges. police issued an arrest warrant for a man accused of firing shots near the white house. it happened friday night. investigators believe the man is still in the area.

we have the report. >> reporter: u.s. park police believe oscar ortega acted alone in friday night's shooting near the white house. at one point, investigators believed he may have exchanged gunfire with another party. the motive behind the weapons discharge is now unclear. >> we haven't received reports from anybody or any sources of anything struck by gunfire. at this point, we are not certain what his intentions were. >> reporter: witnesses reported hearing shots from a rifle in the 1600 block of constitution avenue near the white house in washington monument. police chased ortega. he crashed his car near the roosevelt bridge and escaped on foot. investigators impounded his car and collected a lot of evidence, including his id. >> he may have arrived to the washington, d.c. area in the last several weeks. right now, we need to hear from

mr. ortega to fill in the blanks as to what he was doing on friday evening. >> reporter: they made contact with his relatives and hope to find him soon. >> he's from idaho. he has a criminal record that includes several charges with drugs, i believe it's marijuana. he's had charges with underage possession of alcohol and charges that involve assaults. the assault charges involve assault of law enforcement officers. >> reporter: the police stopped him several hours before the incident in north arlington. he appeared to be suspicious. they didn't have enough information to hold him. elaine reyes, news 4. police say the weapon used was a semiautomatic rifle, not a fully automatic rifle as first thought. a new round of repairs at the washington monument. the access team is plugging some

of the cracks created in the earthquake hoping to keep water from seeping inside during the winter. it won't stop all the water from getting inside but should stop most of it. if the weather cooperates, this should be finished in a week. the monument has been closed since it was discovered with no date set for reopening. coming up, some people think it will help stop bad behavior. others say it crosses the line. the fight in a local school district to put surveillance >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru.

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welcome back, everybody. i'm meteorologist doug kammerer here in storm cter 4 watching a very warm day outside. the high temperature, 73 degrees. currently sitting at 66 degrees. still with a south-southwest wind at 11 miles per hour gusting at 21. still on the breezy side. the breeze is helping keep them warm. it's producing a tremendous amount of thunderstorms. some of them very strong, if not severe. we have had a report around the champaign area of a tornado that popped down. it's going to be interesting to see how it will affect us in the

next 24 hours or so. 51 in frederick. tomorrow, that's when we'll see the front move toward the region with shower activity. i'm not expecting anything strong. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. 67 in washington. good idea to take the umbrella with you as you step out. will you need the snow shovel this winter? our official nbc winter forecast coming up tomorrow. i know you will not miss that. >> we will not. thank you, doug. sobering health statistics. one in every ten adults could have diabetes by the year 2030. the diabetes foundation reports ageing and demographic changes result in 522 million people having the disease. the prediction is possible and the figures might be conservative because they don't include the impact of rising obesity.

they predict the number of deaths from diabetes will double by 2030. catcher for the nationals baseball team, wilson ramos will be back on the baseball diamond a few days after he was rescued from kidnappers. ramos is 24 years old. he said he feared for his life when they took him at gunpoint last week. he was on the porch of his family's home in venezuela at the time. after a two-day search he was freed following shoot out between the police and kidnappers. ramos will play for a venezuelan team beginning wednesday. >> ali is paying tribute to smoking joe frazier. he joined friends and family for a funeral service in philadelphia today. mike tyson and don king were also there. frazier died at a brief battle with liver cancer. he was the first man to beat ali

knocking him down at madison square garden in 1971. he was 67 years old when he died. >> he was a hell of a fighter. dan hellie out at the park. what do you have to say today in anything we need to hear? >> i see joe frazier, advance, i think of him knocking you down, too. that's what i was thinking object now. >> yeah. i'll never forget that. >> a story for another day, i'm sure. we are talking redskins here with trevor price and why his former coach, mike shanahan is pretty impressed with what rex grossm

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dan when i said is there anything you have to say, what i meant was, what is left to say after what is it five in a row? five in a row? >> who's counting. >> i felt like i needed to wear a black suit. it's a funeral. everybody realizes that you switch back to rex grossman and it doesn't make a difference. you get beaten in every category by the dolphins. you have lost five straight. i don't know. you have to ask our analyst trevor price. >> i don't have an answer for that. i have more questions than answers. >> at this point, you are in the locker room. have you ever lost five

straight? >> i think i've lost eight straight. the year after we won a super bowl, we lost john elway, no quarterback. >> that says what's going on here. it's so true. you look at the situation here as somebody on the defense or just another member of the team when you realize you don't have a quarterback to run with. how deflating is that for a player? >> you can look at it as deflating or a point where you can get more tv time. when rex ryan was our defensive quarter in baltimore, the first thing he said is i hope they throw him out. we get more tv time. i want to be on television. look at it that way, it may be painting too cheery of a picture. more chances for me to make plays. there has to be a selfishness involved.

>> as players, all we have is what we put on tape. the more chances you have to put something good on tape, that's the way -- that's the positive spin. the negative spin -- >> the real spin. >> we are worn out and can't do anything. bad luck for the redskins. leonard goes down after a career game. the rookie wasn't playing much at all. he was inactive then has a break out game. he tears his hip. he's done for the year. >> i think it's a good good bad, bad bad good. you look and say what else can go wrong. there's your answer. he's laying on the ground. hi's going to be a great receiver. he's a rookie. they talk about brandon marshall and what he did for denver. i think this kid is going to do the same thing for washington. >> wow. >> it's big talk.

>> it's a lot to compare to. >> it's why they drafted him. >> the quarterback situation. we talked about general beck. grossman is going to be the starter. why do that? >> it's one of those things where you say the strategic advantage of the dolphins not knowing who to prepare for. they prepared for john beck all week. watched the film. watched john beck, john beck, then get rex grossman. the redskins got grossman. the results speak for themselves. at least it was something different. catch them off gourd. you catch yourself off guard. >> two interceptions, one not his fault. that was the game changing play of the game. mike shanahan in redskins park talked about grossman and how he thought he performs. >> i don't think he gets down.

he's got himself most of the time. he's one play away from being the starter. as a leader, you can't be down too much. more confident. he's been, obviously, under the gun more than john has. he played with a lot of confidence. made a bunch of good throws throughout the game. >> i have to put you on the spot. last week you said shanahan wou wouldn't go back to rex. you thought because of his ego. >> don't look at it like admitting failure. we are desperate. if he doesn't work out, i don't know what they'll do. it seemed to me, what was left is what we had before. go musical chairs as a quarterback. what is the rest of the team thi thinking? it's a problem that needs to be fixed. >> dan, i want to talk to trevor

for a minute. they are professionals out there. from a professional athlete's point of view in the locker room, offense sucks, quarterback situation is not good, what do you play for and how do you get yourself up to play each week. we are only half way through the season now. this could be horrible, man. >> what you play for is go home and kiss your babies. you say this is what i'm playing for. right now, the playoffs -- they are not mathematically eliminated from the playoffs. >> stop. >> it's true. they are not mathematically eliminated. go home and find something to play for whether it's your parents, yourself, your kids, something else. find something to play for. you are a professional. this is your job and livelihood. >> you have no choice. you can't quit. you can't lay down. >> dan? >> you probably have seen people do that before. they are not to that point. we asked a couple guys in the

locker room, can it get worse? of course it can. guys can't quit. i don't think they have done that yet. i will tell you, defense could use a couple players. this is unbelievable. i don't know if you have seen this advance and doreen, carlos rogers is tied for the lead in interceptions with five. he's been playing phenomenal for the 49ers. it's the most fun he's ever had. then andre carter with the new england patriots. four and a half sacks last night now he has nine on the season. he's fourth in the nfl. really, really quickly. these guys have a rebirt. what is that like? 13 sacks your first year. >> change of scenery. it takes somebody else to believe in you. you need a change of scenery. it's like driving from one city to the next. same results. the guys know how to play. >> it would be nice if they

could have done that here. we have to ride out the season without them. >> an invisible stickling. remember that. >> of course. >> some invisible. that's how he held on to the ball. >> they said he was blind when he was here. that's the whole thing. they said he was blind. >> now he can see. >> all right. thanks, guys. >> we're done now. go away.

most of the o school principals in fairfax county say they need surveillance cameras in their schools. there were a series of school food fights last spring. now, they are getting a lot of support from parents. not everybody likes the idea. julie carey reports. >> privacy means something. it should mean something. >> reporter: that's stu gibson talking about allowing fairfax county high schools to put surveillance cameras in high traffic areas. they have been outside high schools for years. principals are asking to install them inside after a series of food fights left cafeterias in chaos and students injured.

robinson high school has not had that, but with 3800 students, cameras would help. >> where we have 1200 students at one time, it would be helpful. no matter how many eyes i have assigned to that area, another set of eyes would be helpful. >> reporter: some echo that assessment. >> they are here for security purposes. if a threat was in the building, then we want to see the threat. >> reporter: other students say it could be a deterrent to bad student behavior. >> it will make students think twice about their actions knowing they are under surveillance. >> reporter: there was plenty of debate today. the proposal doesn't require principals to install cameras, it gives them the option. >> the fourth amendment means we have rights to privacy. if you are in a place where the law requires you to be, that

means that the government isn't necessarily going to be watching everything you do. >> reporter: surveys taken show the majority of ptas and principals support the idea. two high schools oppose. >> the principals, the staff, they have a nice, mutual respect for each other. we don't want to destroy that. >> reporter: there's discussion about when to make the policy. they went ahead and decided to take a vote before the end of the year. julie carey, news 4, fairfax county. the price tag for installing the cameras would be $885. jerry sandusky's lawyer is breaking his silence for the first time since the penn state scandal broke. bob sat down for a one-on-one with sandusky's lawyer to talk about the allegations

surrounding the former assistant football coach. rock center beginning at 10:00 tonight. coming up on new 4s at 11:00. an exclusive with a bride whose wedding was disrupted by a shooting. how many dogs are getting sick and the symptoms to look for in your dog. the first words from a penn state assistant coach in a child sex abuse case. one more check on the weather. >> average high temperature is 59. we hit 73 today. we are not going to get that warm. 67 is not that bad. more clouds tomorrow and a good chance for scattered shower activity. you'll need the umbrella. wednesday a better chance for rain from washington down to the south. 53 on thursday. 50 on friday. most areas on friday stay in the 40s all day long. a chilly day. a chilly start to the day.

the weekend is not looking too bad. >> thanks. kelsey is a corporal in the u.s. marine corps. she put up o video on youtube awhile back asking justin timberlake to escort her to the marine correspond ball in richmond. he said yes. on saturday night, they went to the big dance. later, timberlake wrote it was one of the most moving evenings he's ever had. he said that's not kelsey, by the way. he said the marines he met reminded him of his friends cool, unaffected and real. he said she was worried about whether he was having a good time instead of thinking about herself. after awhile, he said it hit him. these are the kind of people the marine corps built, on the on the broadcast tonight, in