brian mooar joins us live outside the white house. >> reporter: first we saw the evidence collection teams outside the white house measuring, looking for possible other bullet hits on this historic presidential mansion. we find out the suspect has been placed under arrest by authorities in pennsylvania. authorities were searching for oscar ortega a few blocks away and found him at a hotel 200 miles away. extraordinary video from the white house. 1600 pennsylvania avenue being processed as a crime scene. a day after the secret service discovered the presidential mansion had been hit by at least two bullets. one slug stopped by bullet proof glass. technicians focused on the truman balcony outside the president's residence.

as the white house search was under way, police captured their suspect. a 21-year-old drifter from iowa he was staying in a hotel in western pennsylvania. the shooting happened friday evening when president obama was traveling in california. moments later, they found his wrecked vehicle. inside, investigators discovered an ak-47 assault rifle and several spent rounds. after releasing the photo, they received tips he was living in the occupy d.c. camp three blocks from the white house. >> police came here. they had a picture of the gentleman, they searched a couple tents. we told him he wasn't affiliated with occupy d.c. >> reporter: they have reason to believe ortega posed a threat to president obama. at this hour, authorities are

holding news conference to update us on how the arrest went down. now, he's facing only the d.c. gun charges. that will be good enough to bring him back here to the district for extradition. authorities say additional charges are essentially inevitable. >> as far as we know, was he acting alone and was he caught alone, today? >> reporter: he was caught alone. as far as acting alone, authorities will not say that. they believe he fired the gun out of the passenger side of his vehicle as he was going, i believe west -- east to west -- east to west, yes, on constitution avenue. he was firing out the passenger side of the vehicle. it's what they believe. they want to talk to him. it's murky. there's evidence, a suggestion he may have mental problems. he has a history of other

arrests. authorities wanted to get him into custody and talk to him. the rest can go at a slower pace. >> brian mooar reporting live this afternoon. more on this story on new 4s at 5:00. from the live pictures it is thick out there, folks. the air anyway. the rain began and has been falling on and off all day. veronica johnson is live with more on the rain and possibly snow flakes later? >> yeah, we have a bit of everything for you. you know, it's what we get here around the area, washington, d.c., maryland, northern virginia. 59 is the temperature now. that is here at reagan national. we have a range in temperatures throughout the area. foggy conditions as winds lightened up. this weather system is near us. chilly, 59 degrees. there's the digital doppler xt where ek see we are getting a break from the rain we had this

morning. scattered showers now. off to the west, bigger batch of rain down toward petersburg. it's going to move in around 5:30, 6:00. moderate to heavy rain. thick around charleston, heavy rain around northeastern tennessee. heavy rain there. severe weather down south in atlanta, georgia. a tornado crossed metro atlanta. a tree landed on a car. this rain, for us, it's going to be hanging on longer. as you heard, things could end with a few flakes. details on that in a couple minutes. now, a look at the temperatures. 55 in gaithersburg to 68 in pax river. a big range in temperatures with light wind. fog is really starting to thicken up. visibilities are starting to drop down to a half mile. chilly conditions at 7:00 p.m. 53 by 11:00 p.m. we are still going to be looking

at rain at 11:00 p.m. even tomorrow. that rain hangs on. a chance that we could be looking at snow flakes, guys, for tomorrow. we'll look at that in detail in a couple minutes. >> thanks, veronica. the latest on the child sex abuse scandal that's been rocking penn state. today, we are hearing from the assistant coach, who is a key witness in the case against sandusky. >> he's charged with sexually abusing eight boys over a ten year period. jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: more fallout. mike mcquery told friends he not only reported that incident to joe paterno, but they also went to authorities. in an e-mail obtained by the associated press, he said i did stop it. not physically, but made sure it was stopped when i left the locker room.

i had discussions with the police and the officials at the university in charge. that as it intensifies. >> are you a pedophile? >> no. >> reporter: this attorney was a central figure in the catholic church scandal. >> to me, it's similar to what i have seen in catholic church. someone started the cover up. once they are in, they keep it going. it leads to decades of children being abused. >> reporter: from his perspective, joe paterno seems to be an enabler and could face civil litigation. >> i don't care what a great football coach he was. we are talking about kids' lives. he knew sandusky, according to the grand jury report was using his football program to groom little boys to rape. >> reporter: a football program that will play against ohio

state. the battle on the field put aside for now as ohio state released this public service announcement calling for calm at saturday's game. >> respectful. >> reporter: more evidence of how far this scandal reaches. there are no police reported with his name on it. confirmed through sources here we was a part of a fund-raiser with jery sandusky. that is the latest. jay gray, news 4. >> thanks, jay. take a look at this. a natural gas line exploded in a rural area of southern ohio this morning. this video shows flames shooting hundreds of feet in the air. one woman injured. the blaze is now under control. people 12 miles away said they feld the explosion. president obama is in

australia on the second stop of a nine-day tour of the asia pacific region. at a dinner he tried his hand at australian slang. he started by thanking them for a productive discussion. he called it a real chin wag. >> when we meet, we listen to each other, we learn from each other. it's not just a lot of ear bashing. that's a good one, ear bashing. i can use that in washington. >> on the serious side, at a news conference, the president announced the u.s. will establish a military presence in australia. 250 marines will arrive there next year eventually building to 2500. the president said the deployment will help maintain the security, architecture in the region. china immediately expressed reservations about the plan.

the so-called supercommittee is coming up against a hard deadline. there's one week to reach a deal on deficit reduction or pay the price. steve handelsman reports. >> reporter: lawmakers for both parties encouraged debt cutting negotiators. >> this is not rocket science, they can do it. >> supercommittee, we have your back. >> reporter: both houses, both parties evenly split and still divided. >> not gonna happen. >> reporter: the supercommittee got the job when president obama and house speaker boehner failed to solve the debt crisis. the biggest issues remain, hiking taxes, cutting medicare, unions warning congress against that. tv ads. >> remember you cut medicare and medicaid. >> reporter: democrats resist every cut. >> there can be no reforms of our unsustainable medicare and

health care spending unless attached to a trillion dollar tax increase. >> reporter: lawmakers in the middle are pleading for flexibility. we must -- >> work across the aisle. we are ready to make the compromises and build the solutions. >> reporter: if congress fails on december 23, $600 billion in automatic pentagon cuts kick in. >> we are not going to be able to muster the where with all to be a world class military. >> reporter: social service cuts would kick in at the same time. they have until next wednesday to come up with $1.2 trillion to come up with red ink. i'm steve handelsman, news 4. stocks went doppler sharply. dow plunged 190 points. nasdaq 46 and the s&p 500 off 20

points. republican presidential candidate newt gingrich says his firm was hired by freddie mac. he has to investigate how much money is involved. he's been criticized by conservatives saying they unwisely expanded home ownership to buyer who is couldn't afford it. they did not lobby for freddie mac. >> the idea you are thinking act how could we help people learn how to budget, how do we help people learn how to save and maintain a house on a lower income would strike me, for most people a good thing to do, not bad. >> there are reports gingrich's company earned $1.5 million for its work with freddie mac. >> we are just getting started. when we come back, the sexiest man in the world is revealed. new developments in the case of the woman claiming justin

bieber is her baby's father. a supermodel and ready to walk the cat walk.

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made the cover of vogue you were making history? >> no, i did not. >> it was just the greatest gig you had gotten? >> i was happy to have made the achievement. then when i found out i was the first woman of color and the impact it had made it more special. >> you paved the way for tyra banks and others. on many cat walks, african-american models are still few and far between. what do you think of the current opportunities for women of color? >> it's an industry that, you know, there's an urban flochlt but i always encourage young ladies if they want to be a model, they should be. it's a very competitive field. if you want to do it, come out and do it. it was a great profession for myself. it made me who i am. natalie is going to join in on the runway.

>> she's following in your footsteps? >> yes. she earns it honestly. she's great on the runway. >> let's talk about why you are here tonight? you are here for the global foundation gala. your niece suffers from down syndrome. tell us about the gala and the effort to raise funds. >> we are trying to bring awareness to down syndrome. it's very underfunded. it's a condition that needs to be funded. we want to shine light on these incredible children and realize their talents and gifts because they are very gifted children. they need to be honored and we need congress to give us the funds for education and research. >> natalie, you are going to help make that point tonight. you are going to do that by getting on the runway and modelling yourself. how do you like that?

how do you like doing what your aunt does or did. >> see my family and my mom jamie fuller and my grandma, my brother. >> are they all going to be at the show to watch you model? >> yes. >> tell me what you are going to wear. are you going to wear the dress you are wearing now? >> i have a gray dress. >> i understand you have lots of pretty clothes you are going to wear. >> yes. yes. >> this show is from denver. the two of you are modelling together in this show. >> that's correct. we had a lot of fun in denver. we raised a lot of money. we came to washington to raise a lot of awareness. >> you look pretty in that dress and on that runway. >> thank you. >> a lot of big names are coming in to help you.

gladys knight and who else? >> she's a premier talent and natalie and i will be there. >> okay. that makes for big talent then. again, this is the global down syndrome gala, be beautiful, be yourself. it's at the j.w. marriott in washington. beverly, you are not modelling any longer? >> no. >> but you could be. tell us about what else you are doing? >> i have a show coming on oprah winfr winfrey's network, own. sping is a big time for me. the television series will be coming out. i'll be launching my first website. www.bever www.beverlyjohnson is launching. >> and you are on twitter. >> on twitter.

>> so nice to have you here. natalie, it's nice to see you. we can't wait to see you on the cat walk. >> thank you. >> you are going to be beautiful and do a great job. >> thank you. >> thank you both. >> thank you so much. >> you are so welcome. that's the global down sin dro gala tonight. the beautiful be yourself at 6:00 at the j.w. marriott here in washington. jim? >> beverly johnson. boy, can natalie blow a kiss on the cat walk. she looked beautiful. people magazine announced this year's sexiest man alive. >> who is the sexiest man alive? >> bradley cooper. >> is that a drum roll or what? you may have seen bradley cooper in "hangover" movies. he thought he was being punked. humility is what led to give him

the honor in the first place. he came to d.c. for college. he's a georgetown university. two surprises, the funny men of "saturday night live" made a list as a single entity. look who that is. last but not least, nbc "nightly news" anchor, brian williams has been named sexy, folks. people editors say he is the perfect combination. he can deliver serious news and also make you laugh. she's getting grief up at 30 rock today. justin bieber is off the hook today. the paternity lawsuit has been dismissed. she dropped the lawsuit late last week. her attorney says she feared for her life and hoped to settle the dispute confidently. she claims she slept the bieber when he was 16 and she was 19 could have faced statutory rape charges.

bieber agreed to take a dna test and vowed to sue her. coming up on news 4 at 4:00, they have been booted from their camp. a nationwide protest planned for occupy wall street.

well, it really turned on today. the rain that is. it rained all night and rained all day. >> right. >> it's like soup out there. >> said it was going to be a nasty morning rush. boy was it ever. hopefully you left for your destination early to get there on time. we are getting a bit of a break. part of the evening rush is going to be wet, again. we have overcast skies. showers falling throughout the area. some of the heavier stuff is going to be moving in in an hour. the temperature, currently 59 degrees. it is nasty out there. it's wet. it's chilly with a temperature of 57 degrees. a little milder and warmer to the south. it's very foggy throughout the area. i have seen visibility drop big time in the last two hours.

55 north in frederick, maryland. 57 in martinsburg. big range from north to south. you can see the scattered showers here. heavier rain to the west right there in the center of west virginia. some big-time rain and storms in western south carolina, down through georgia as well as the pan hanhandle of florida. tornado possibly around the macon, georgia area. the moisture is streaming northward. moisture over the area. the winds started to settle a bit. the visibility dropping. we are down to under two miles in frederick. gaithersburg under two miles in baltimore, maryland. foggy across the area. it's not likely we'll have fog around the area. showers here coming our way for late evening, around 10:00 or 11:00 p.m. the temperature 57 degrees.

definitely cool. we are not going to see a rise in temperatures tomorrow. probably two to three degrees. it's going to be wet. still going to be nasty around the area. we are getting winds out of the west. the winds pick up as the front slowly makes its way eastward and out of the area. the rain isn't going to end until 1:00, 2:00 tomorrow. sunshine for us for friday. it's going to be chilly around the area. the rainfall we could get another half inch for the area shaded in green. the evening forecast, here we go, folks. areas of rain. 52 to 56 degrees. by tomorrow morning, we are starting out cool with showers. 42 to 46. another day, we are going to need the umbrella and your raincoat. 44 to 48 degrees. could end with light snow flakes. no accumulation we are talking about here. we could end with snow flakes makes it interesting. mid part of november, 49 degrees on friday. we start out below freezing.

in another day, with freezing to subfreezing temperatures saturday morning. a lot of folks want to know about the snow. how much are we going to get? not tomorrow but the entire winter. >> that's right. chuck bell, meteorologist doug kammerer and myself are going to answer questions online about how cold between 5:00 and 7:00, nbc washington.com. >> we all want to know. still to come, a child is missing and police are looking into the mother's life online and her search for a man. jillian michaels is out. jillian michaels is out. now another trainer

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welcome back at 4:30, everybody. i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. here is what's happening at this hour. police arrested a man in connection with a shooting at the white house.

oscar ortega was found at a hotel in pennsylvania. two bullets were found on the white house grounds. one of the rounds was lodged in glass behind a historic window. a penn state assistant coach who is a key witness in the child sex abuse scandal. he witnessed jerry sandusky assaulting a young boy in a shower on campus, but never reported it. in an e-mail sent to a former classmate, she says he stopped the sexual assault and did tell police. police have not commented on the e-mail. stocks closed down sharply. the close comes after a report by fitch ratings saying u.s. banks could take a hit if europe's debt crisis continues to spread. the dow fell 190 points. nasdaq off 46 and s&p 500 ended

20 points lower. they were told to pack up their tents and go. occupy wall street protesters aren't ready to leave their campgrounds for good, that is without a fight. >> the movement spread across the country. michelle franzen has more on another wave of riots expected tomorrow. >> reporter: it is the birthplace of the occupy movement. the camp has changed in the past few days. >> individual who is have these items may be refused entry. >> reporter: gone are the tents, sleeping bags and tarps. the move has only galvanized protesters allowed here. >> i don't care what the court ruling is. they are not going to kick us out or shut down the movement. >> reporter: more than 100 people arrested after the overnight sweep by nypd to clear

and clean the park. across the city, cities are taking similar action and citing sanitation and safety as the main concerns. >> people were sympathetic to some of it as expressed by the early occupiers. lately, it seems because of crime and sanitation and ideological disputes, this seems to be degenerating in a way that reminds people of the worst of the 1960s. >> reporter: in cities like oakland and seattle, tensions between police and protesters escalated. yesterday, riot police used pepper stray on some protesters. in boston, a legal battle is taking place. a judge issued a temporary order that prevents the city from removing tents. at wall street, a major rally is planned to mark the two-month

anniversary of the movement. police in washington state are examining information from a sugar daddy dating website. they are hoping it will lead to new clues in the search for a 2-year-old boy missing for ten days now. authorities discovered the boy's mother, julia or someone using her name and likeness created a profile on it. she's a sugar baby looking for a wealthy, real man who can pay her $3,000 to $5,000 a month. police contacted him last week. >> they wanted all the records of her log in and activity on the website as well as whom she might have spoken to through the website. >> she told police she left her son, sky, alone in a car alongside the road after it ran out of gas. she claimed she walked to a gas

station. when she returned, sky was gone. however, police tested and drove the car and they found no problems with it. a mother in delaware is facing charges today after her 9-year-old son was spotted driving himself to school. she allowed her son to get behind the wheel alone yesterday. a witness saw the child alone outside an elementary school parking lot. she's charged with endangering the welfare of a child. she was released on a $1,000 bond. anna kournikova is leaving prime time tv. >> she announced today she won't be returning as host and trainer of nbcs "the biggest loser." she helped them shed pounds for one season. her reason for leaving the show is unknown. despite her departure, she's always been a part of the

"biggest loser" family. project cuts are forcing changes at washington's arena stage. >> at the same time, they are launching plans for a national tour. larry kramer's the normal heart won a tony award this year. they announced it will run june 8th through 29th to coincide with the aids conference returning to this country. meanwhile, the theater is postponing the world premier like water for chocolate and tazwell because of funding cuts by congress. a group of researchers named the tinker toy construction set the top coy. >> the scientists looked at a variety of toys used by preschool children. this was picked based on the

ability to express your imagination with wooden pegs and plastic parts. i's been around since 1914. i had no idea it was that old. >> it's still a hit with kids. tinker for days. >> we have a lot more to come on news 4 at 4:00. ♪ you know that voice. you know that face. sting celebrating his 25 year solo career with a new app. a father with no other choice but deliver his own baby. hear from the

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you know, we are we have're vi skies out there. nothing like below us. >> nothing like below us. harris county, 911 center has

roof damage after storms blew through. tornado warnings around atlanta, georgia and macon. a lot of damage there. look out your window saying the sky looks ominous, but no severe weather for us. more heavy rain that's going to be moving in. boy oh boy, big changes for tomorrow. get your coat out and figure out a way to stay warm. 59 degrees. we have funny conditions to go along with the low clouds across the area. scattered showers. you can see them here. look at the line. hagerstown to charlottesville, virginia. it's the leading edge of moderate and heavy rain moving in. bethesda, showers. clinton and waldorf, more heavy rain is going to move in. you can see that by the coloring here. we have shades of yellow, orange and red. this is going to be nasty for the tail end of the evening rush in the early part of the

overnight. more areas of rain. temperatures drop to 50 degrees. mid-40s by tomorrow morning. a cool start for us. temperatures aren't going to budge very much. there's a look at the rain for later tonight and tomorrow morning. showers across the area. look west. it is snow. it starts out west. the colder air rushes in. we could see a few wet flakes coming into frederick, front royal and harrisonburg tomorrow. the next couple days, again, it's going to be chilly. a high of 48 degrees. tomorrow, 80% chance of rain. not much in the way of sunshine tomorrow. 59 for friday. saturday and sunday, sunday is the better day. saturday 54. sunday 63 with more clouds. then a chance of rain monday and wednesday of next week. of course, thursday is thanksgiving. right now, i think thanksgiving next week, it's way early out, but looking like it will be dry. just a little chilly.

>> all right. >> don't forget. >> thanks veronica. >> thanks. a father-to-be didn't expect to deliver his first baby. >> his girlfriend's unexpected labor pains forced him to spring into action. amanda has the story. >> reporter: she wasn't due until friday. when she started feeling labor pains, she thought she had time to wash up before heading to the hospital. little did she know, the baby had other plans. >> took a bath and started to come out. no questions asked. >> reporter: randy rushed to grace's side and called 911 at the same time he prepared to deliver his daughter. >> the baby's head was starting to crown. i was trying to juggle that, empty the bathtub, deliver her and talk to them at the same

time. two minutes later she was born. >> reporter: when she started screaming, he could take a deep breath himself. >> you don't have time to think. it's happening right now. the adrenaline is kicking in. you do what you have to do. >> reporter: now holding his first born, he can only imagine the future joys of fatherhood, which started with aamazing delivery. >> people say they delivered their own child. now it's special. >> he'll say that the rest of his life. she's got that story to tell, too. >> quick thinking dad there. coming up, you can pick your color for just about anything, right? not your tires. that may be changing. >> okay. plus "south park" is going to stick around for a few more years. i'm wendy rieger. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, the latest on the developing story

we are following this afternoon. the man wanted in connection with the shooting at the white house was arrested in pennsylvania. a judge ordered a divorcing couple to split up everything, including their facebook account. how do you do that? why metro is shutting down service to reagan airport as we

a company in china is brightening things up on the roadways. the double star group adds dyes to bleached rubber. it shows color tires are more durable and last longer than the current national standards. they are able to produce up to 20,000 wheels per day. okay, comedy central's comedy "south park" will continue for at least three years. they reached a new deal to continue the series through 2016. that would be south park's 20th season. they are funny. >> still going. still to come on news 4, a teacher in loudoun county defends himself after being arrested

a school community in loudoun county is shocked by allegations that a middle schoolteacher was drunk at school. the physics teacher was arrested after failing breathalyzer test on school grounds. in an exclusive interview with shomari stone, the teacher says he plans to fight the charge. >> i saw a clip. >> reporter: an exclusive interview, he is tired after an emotional 24 hours. deputies arrested him for public

drunkenness on school property on monday. >> were you drinking at the school at any point during the day? >> no. >> were you teaching while you were intoxicated at the school? >> no. for me, i had last night. i don't know what happened. >> reporter: he says he drank alcohol sunday night and drove to school monday morning. a member of the school staff smelled alcohol on his breath and called the sheriff's office believing he was drunk at work. >> did you drive while intoxicated at school? >> no. >> why were you arrested for public intoxication? >> reporter: they used a portable breathalyzer test. it came over the legal limit of .08. he won't comment on the results. >> as far as i know, no students

were impacted by this. they acted properly and quickly. >> police say you were drinking so much you could not legally operate a vehicle. is that incorrect? >> no comment. >> no comment? >> uh-huh. >> shomari stone, news 4. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. the man suspected of firing shots near the white house arrested more than 200 miles from washington. the wake of the penn state scandal, local officials are trying to toughen up laws. we have roosters, groceries and gold in an unusual police raid. good evening. welcome to news 4 at 5:00, i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm jim handly. we begin with a developing story

tonight. a man arrested for gunfire at the white house. at least two bullets were found on the white house grounds. police were searching for him. instead, they found him 200 miles away in indiana, pennsylvania. news 4, darcy spencer joins us live from the white house with the late developments. darcy? >> reporter: the suspect has been on the run since friday night after he allegedly fired shots on constitution avenue. if you look in the distance, that's the white house 700 yards behind me. some of the shots may have hit the white house. they have been searching for the suspect believe he was in the d.c. area. they were wrong. he made it to a pennsylvania hotel room. the man wanted for firing shots near the white house friday