doing. >> reporter: they are cultivating a tea party group. it game stronger when cain dropped out. gingrich has an eight-point lead in iowa. in new hampshire, he's gained nearly 20 points since october. it spells trouble for mitt romney. >> this translates into being out of step with the electorate on fundmental grounds. if you are conservative, you are looking for conservative and don't think mitt romney is. >> reporter: gingrich echoes ronald reagan. >> working together, i know we can rebuild america. >> reporter: ron paul is taking a different tone. >> what's up with these sorry politicians? lots of bark. when it comes to show time, whimpers. >> reporter: nothing but the unpredictable. >> likely iowa caucus goers can be persuaded. it's going to be a wild ride. >> reporter: 29 days left and

the gop candidates are cramming for their first big test. today, herman cain told advisers and supporters he is going to endorse a gop candidate, but not in what he calls the immediate future. >> brian mooar reporting. thank you, brian. a committee passed an ethics reform bill, a vote that came a few days after an fbi raid at the house of harry thompson jr. tom sherwood is at the wilson building with more on this. tom? >> reporter: everyone knows there's a heavy cloud of ethics hanging over the council. there were efforts today to fix things. >> good morning. >> reporter: d.c. councilmember muriel bowser worked to boil the

bills into one sweeping law before her government operations committee. >> this affects the entire council. >> reporter: at large, councilmembers michael grown and vincent orange were threatening to hold it up for more discussion. it would have put up discussion until next year. kwame brown showed up to insist everyone vote. >> we are going to do what's necessary to make sure that it's -- that we pass a comprehensive ethics reform bill this year. >> reporter: he is under investigation for alleged c campaign violations. friday, fbi agents in a separate investigation raided the home of harry thomas jr. chairman brown told reporters he showed up to vote to be sure the measure passed without delays. >> i want to make sure we get an ethics reform. councilmember bowser, the staff,

have done a phenomenal job. residents expressed an interest in the bill. >> reporter: he's a member of the government operations committee. he chose not to show up for the meeting. councilmembers met privately to discuss the situation. some wanted him to resign, others to take a paid leave of absence. >> what i would say is certainly if these allegations are proved true, it's a breach of the public's trust. >> reporter: sources say councilmember thomas does not want to take a paid leave of absence. maybe if he shows up tomorrow, we'll ask him. tom sherwood, at the wilson building. back to you. >> thanks. jack johnson will be sentenced for a corruption scheme in the history of the sate of maryland. he served as the county

executive. he's accused of taking bribes from developers. he pleaded guilty. he's facing up to 14 years in prison. his wife, leslie once served on the council pleaded guilty. she could be sentenced to 18 months in prison when she's sentenced on friday. the nation's top aviation official has been caught drunk-driving. he was driving on the wrong side of the road in fairfax. derrick ward is live at the police station with the latest on this. derrick? >> reporter: he was released on his own. while this is sorted out, the deputy faa administer will be running things. meanwhile, federal officials and legal council are trying to figure out his employment status. a car headed the wrong way at

10:30 at night here on old lee highway. an officer spots him. >> a traffic stop that determined through a field sobriety test that he was intoxicated. >> he was the head of the federal aviation administration. babbitt previously worked on regulatory matters for the faa. he was an eastern airlines pilot before that. he's well respected in the aviation industry. he was alone in the car when he was stopped. he was heading the wrong way on a curvy section of lee highway. in a statement, he asked for a leave of absence, which was granted. no one answered our knock at his listed address.

just after drinking. >> obviously, don't drink and drive. there are programs. don't get in a car, call a cab. it's the best advice i can give you. >> reporter: it's unclear where he was going and coming from at the time of this traffic stop. we don't know how long he had been driving on the wrong side of the road. this is one of two drunk-driving stops made by the same police officer. here in fairfax, there's a general order when ever an arrest is made of a public official, be elected or appointed, federal, state or local, if it's a serious criminal, information is made public. he's due in court in february. we are live in fairfax city, back to you. >> derrick ward reporting. thank you. major back ups along route 7 and tyson's corner because of a crash. this is near spring hill road. a woman killed after she was hit by a truck about 1:00 this afternoon. all but one lane of eastbound

route 7 is closed as the police investigation continues. the accident is not affecting westbound traffic. the man at the center of the sex abuse scandal at penn state is speaking to "the new york times" about the charges against him. it's causing some people to question his motives. jerry sandusky was a long-time assistant football coach at penn state. he wants the world to hear his side of the story. he's accused of abusing eight boys over a 15-year period. speaking publicly comes with risks. it's an unusual strategy. >> if i say no, i'm not attracted to boys, that's not to truth because i'm attracted to young people, boys, girls -- >> yeah, but not sexually. >> right. i enjoy -- that's what i was

trying to say. i enjoy spending time with young people. i enjoy spending time with people. >> he says he's stayed in touch with his victims including having dinner with one of them over the summer. his next court hearing is set for next week. next on news 4 at 6:00, occupy demonstrators remain defiant after a round of arrests. >> a woman discovered her mother had been murdered. the victim's daughter is speaking out as they look for the killer. attorney general ken cuccinelli makes comments about his surprise announcement to run for governor in 2013 against bill bowling. what happened when he tried to call the lieutenant governor, coming um s a dog runs away. fast forward eight years. wait until you hear where she was found. >> we are on the mild side.

we have a big storm system that's going to bring rain, at least it's going to start as rain. it probably won't end that way. i'll show you what i'm talking about in a minute. dan? out here at redskins park, talking about the latest loss and the drama. trevor price joins me to talk drug suspensions which could hurt the team mor

a lot of questions to want about exactly what happened to a u.s. surveillance drone that is now in the hands of the iranians. the unmanned drone operates with stealth technology that is classified as top secret. a senior u.s. official told nbc news the iranian military recovered the drone. officials said the drone was

flying inside afghanistan along the iranian border several days ago when ground commanders lost control of it. it took a hard turn into iran and then crashed. the condition of the aircraft is not yet clear. world leaders met today in germany to talk about the situation in afghanistan notably absent was pakistan, a player in the region. they canceled in participation of one that killed 24 pakistani soldiers. karzai says his country will need $10 billion a year in outside help to keep the government running. right now, the u.s. is spending $140 billion a year in afghanistan. >> the united states is prepared to stand with the afghan people for the long haul to support this transition to sustainable stability and growth and we recognize that the afghans themselves, as the president has

said have commitments they must meet. >> afghanistan president hamid karzai says they will need help for ten years to rebuild stability. occupy d.c. demonstrators are promising to rebuild after police removed a makeshift shelter that went up. police arrested more than two dozen protesters yesterday who refused to move away from the wood structure peaceful. as occupy d.c. tries to regroup, another set of demonstrators are trying to regroup. >> things returned to normal at the occupy d.c. encampment at mcpherson square one day after the police condemned a wooden structure. police said it was built without a permit. 31 demonstrators were arrested when they disobeyed orders to

take it down. police dismantled the structure. occupy d.c. will meet tonight to discuss building another one here. >> obviously, we need a plan for a structure because the weather is becoming worst. >> reporter: occupants cleared up mcpherson square. >> in ferms of surviving the winter, it's going to be hard. it's gotten freezing a couple times. i don't think they have all the supplies they need. >> i feel for them. i know it's all a part of us. we are a part of what's going on. >> reporter: at freedom plaza, nationally known singer/song writer jackson brown made a surprise visit. >> i came to express my solidarity with people occupying the plaza. a good friend of mine, a lifelong friend of mine is here. my god daughter is here. her kids are here. i made up my mind to come here as soon as i could.

>> reporter: on the national mall between the washington monument and the u.s. capital, they are setting up what they call the people's camp, national groups, unemployed people. faith leaders, labor unions and the group our d.c. are gathering. they have permits to organize but not to sleep at the mall. they will be put up at churches. the goal, to take back the capital. >> our goal to bring quality jobs to the washington, d.c. area. d.c. residents should get first shot at those jobs. >> reporter: tonight, there are three d.c. locations where demonstrators are organizing, on the mall, freedom plaza and here at mcpherson square. chris gordon, news 4. doug has a look at the weather. we had dramatic looking skies today, didn't we? >> yeah. they are going to get more dramatic when they start precipita

precipitating. that means rain and maybe snow. >> oh, my. >> we'll talk about that in a second. outside now, a nice evening. temperatures well above average. once again, today, we saw a high temperature of 63 degrees. temperature wise, we saw a lot in the way of cloud cover. a few peeks and pokes of sunshine. we were above average. ten degrees above average. today, the 16th day in a row we have been at or above average. that is not going to last, though. tomorrow, i think will be a bit above. then we go downhill over the next couple days. current temperature, up one degree. now, 55 degrees. wipds on the calm side. cloudy skies. we continue to see the cloud cover. warm, 59 in martinsburg. 59 in fredericksburg. a nice, mild night tonight and a nice mild evening. storm 4 doppler radar showing

things are all clear as far as the rain is concerned. showers in cambridge. it makes its way up to easton. that's about it. to the west, that's not it at all. this is a lot of rain toward cincinnati and portions of kentucky, memphis. three, four, five inches of rain. on the backside, it's snow. snow in st. louis. also, in toward western portions of texas. take a look at video out of texas. they saw snow and many areas woke up to snow. this is a similar type of snow that we could see in our area come thursday morning. you notice it's on the cars. most of it is melting on those roadways. i think that's the kind of snow we could expect here on wednesday night and into the day on thursday. let's talk about the upcoming system as it makes its way out of texas. here it is, right in here. they are seeing the snow. this is storm number one. here is storm number two. two is going to have the cold air. how cold? right now, it's 21 in omaha,

nebraska. 26 in wichita. that's pretty cold. denver, colorado, 7 degrees. the windchill, minus 6. expected to go down to minus 15. that's the windchill in denver. that cold air is coming our way. first, the mild air ahead of us. 66 in raleigh and 66 in atlanta. the mild air ahead. it brings rain and shower activity during the day tomorrow. not a wash out. you could see the rain for an hour or two at a time. mild with temperatures into the low 60s. here comes the front. mild air to the south. very cold air behind it. here is our second storm beginning to take shape. late wednesday, it is going to move in more rain on wednesday. most of this to the north and west of i-95 should end as snow in some areas. we'll talk about accumulation in a couple days. not a big deal. i don't think it will pose a lot of problems on the road. it could come in time for

thursday morning's rush hour. mostly cloudy this evening, nice and mild. 50 to 55 degrees. tomorrow the numbers not dipping too much. a few showers but not a wash out. more showers and heavier downpours during the afternoon tomorrow. most of it should be on the lighter side. 56 to 52 degrees. the heavier rain moves in on wednesday. that's when the colder air moves, in too. it could turn to snow late wednesday night and thursdays morning. then it gets cold coming up on saturday and sunday. rday and sunday.s in the low 40s thursday we have our first holiday lights. >> do you have the location picked out? >> we do. it could be a little snow where we are going. we'll talk about that.right. thank you, doug. coming up next in the broadcast, over in japan, a highway pile up.

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a bold purse snatching in sterling, virginia was caught on tape. the crime happened november 30th in the parking lot of the dulles parking plaza. a pick-up truck bumped into her cart and reached over and grabbed the woman's purse before speeding off. there's a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. the prime suspect in the disappearance of a mother from orlando, florida. her name is michelle parker. she vanished 18 days ago, the

same day she appeared on a taped episode of "people's court." she was fighting with her ex-fiance dale smith. her disappearance remains a mystery. a family in north carolina has a connection to smith, who is the prime suspect. smith was married to a woman named shannon who died from an overdose of a drug in 2001. >> he has linked our families through crisis. our hearts go out to michelle's family. with shannon, we knew where she was. she was brain dead, on life support, but she was in a hospital bed and we could go to her. i can't imagine what they are going through. >> smith was not there the night that his then wife died. he was in fact, in jail at the time serving time for domestic violence. now, ten years after the death

of shannon, her relatives are coming forward to shed light on the man police are linking to michelle parker's disappearance. smith denied doing anything wrong. a murder mystery. a mother found stabbed to death. police are hoping a reward will lead them to her killer. the post office needs to trim billions of dollars from their budget. drivers in the area have to pay up to drive a new stretch of road in maryland. coming up in sports, trevor price here to discuss all things from burgundy and gold. and he weighs

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the reversal of fortune for newt gingrich is holding for now. a new poll suggests gingrich is in the lead for the iowa caucus on january 3rd and he's gained 20 points in newampshire since october. he met privately today for an hour with donald trump. an ethics reform bill was passed today. absent from the meeting and the vote was councilman harry thompson jr. kwame brown wouldn't talk about him. they will meet at another time to discuss that matter. the head of the federal aviation was pulled over saturday night when a police officer spotted him driving the

wrong way on old lee highway. a woman is being remembered as a hard working mother and best friend. she was found stabbed to death inside her home. pat collins spoke to the victim's daughter who made the discovery. >> when friends weren't aaround and i felt alone, i was never alone. i always had my mom. >> reporter: they were very close. they called each other every day at least once. last saturday, adele called her mother's home on 23rd place northeast and there was no answer. she called again. nothing. she got worried. she got frightened. she went to that house. inside, she found her mother murdered. >> i'm at a loss for words. it's horrific. it's horrible. that doesn't give it justice. it was such a -- that's not how

anyone should have to remember their mother. >> reporter: police sources say there was no sign of forced entry. it's likely elaine coleman was killed by someone she knew. her body found in her bedroom. she had been stabbed repeatedly. savagely. elaine coleman was just 47 years old. for many years, she lived in this house in the kingman park section of northeast. she worked hard as a cashier so her daughter could graduate from penn state with a communications degree. >> my mom, she was happy in life, you know. she just deserved the happiness she worked so hard for. it's painful. we were joined at the hip. when i lost my mom, i lost a part of me. i don't know how to function. we talk every single morning. i wake up and wait for that

phone call or text message and it doesn't come. it's painful. >> reporter: making a plea tonight, she says she wants the killer to come forward. she says she wants justice for her mom. i'm pat collins, news 4 washington. $25,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest in this case. jewelers in the so-called robo call trial started deliberating the case. they have to decide if bob ehrlich is guilty. suppressing african-american voter turnout with a robo call to help his chances. the charges carry five year prison sentences. deliberations ended for the day and will resume tomorrow. ken cuccinelli is talking publicly for the first time

since he announced plans to run for governor. it will put him against the current lieutenant governor in 2013. julie carey caught up with cuccinelli today. >> i wouldn't get in if i didn't think i was a better person to win. >> reporter: attorney general ken cuccinelli made a name for himself and created a strong following challenging president obama's health care plan and fellow republicans. when he confirmed he would challenge bill bowling, the 2013 gubernatorial nomination, it surprised and angered party leaders. he's accused of putting personal ambition ahead of the party and commonwealth. >> we need to practice what we preach. i think voters are fed up with being told who their candidate is going to be. if bill bowling gets through a

process with me he'll be better. >> the two term lieutenant governor -- his close relationship and shared governor makes him a national successor. his continued fight puts him at a stronger position to keep virginia's economy growing. >> we have gone further and faster in growing the agenda that is attractive among the republicans. >> reporter: he didn't want to announce so soon. when "the washington post" broke the story, he was faced with a dilemma. he did not have a conversation with bowl iing before confirmin the gubernatorial bid in a statement to staff. it's wrangled some in fact party. >> he wouldn't return my calls on friday. makes it hard to talk to somebody when that happens. i spoke to the governor but

wouldn't reach him. eventually his chief of staff called mine saying we don't have anything to talk about. >> reporter: he does not plan to talk much more now about the governor's race in 2013. instead, he'll turn his full attention to the presidential election for 2013. a spokesperson says bowling did not take cuccinelli's call because he was businesy at the . a free ride is over. the electronic toll road in maryland started charging drivers today. it opened two weeks ago connecting i-370 to i 70 in laurel. you will pay $4 one way for the full length of the road. the toll drops to $3.20 off peak hours. drivers without a pass pay higher fees. eight years later, a dog

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welcome back. i'm meteorologist doug kammerer watching the next storm moving in towards our area. most likely, during the day tomorrow. temperatures sitting at 55 degrees. the winds are calm. mostly cloudy skies across the area. 59 in martinsburg, west virginia. to the south, 63. on the eastern shore, 61 warm degrees toward cambridge with a few light showers. overnight lows going to be mild for this time of year. the average low, 35 in the district. we are sitting around 50. 15 degrees above average. leesburg to 48 degrees. a few showers overnight. a better chance of rain tomorrow. high temperature in the low 60s for many of us. keep the umbrellas handy tomorrow. take a look at this, this is a home in wood bridge, virginia. the fairbanks home. they wanted us to come out for

the holiday lights spectacular. it's going on every thursday. e-mail the pictures to weather@nbcwashington.com. maybe we can do the weather live from your yard. >> if those are the runners up, we are looking forward to it thursday. a pit bull who went missing eight years ago will be back home in virginia for the holidays. her name is petunia. somehow, she wound up 2700 miles from home in california. a woman walking her own dogs found petunia. she brought the dog to a local animal shelter. they found a microchip that pointed them to a veterinarian in fredericksburg, virginia. they identified the owner. petunia was 3 years old when she disappeared. she's perfectly healthy. what a story, if she could tell, if only she could talk.

>> a lot of loving when she gets back. dan hellie is at the park where they need some love. dan? >> yeah, vince and doreen, what's new. we have something new. something worse than the loss. they are going to lose two of the best players for the season. trevor price joins me to talk about that. and we are talking golf. tiger woods getting it done on the course for the first time in [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices...

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all right, another loss. 4-8 or something like that then you add -- what is this dude thinking about? three different times you get busted like that? once, twice, maybe, three times -- >> here is the worst part about it. it's widely reported any day they are going to hear from the nfl they will be suspended for the rest of the season which is four games for recreational drug use. since they entered the league, they have tested positive three or more times. once during training camp. they get in the system. they knew they were going to be tested again, they tested positive, again. so, hence, the suspension. trevor price joining me now. he's played in the nfl and gone through this testing process. >> never been suspended. never happened.

>> all right. you know how this works, though. >> yes. >> once you test positive, you know it's going to happen again. how dumb do you have to be to test positive, again. >> here is the thing. after you test positive, they put you in the system. it's a big sheet of paper attached to your locker. it's like playing russian lieulet when you walk in. can you imagine what fred davis' heart must have felt like. is it in my locker is it in my locker it's not. then it is and he's gone for the next four games, more than likely. >> we know how they went home and relaxed. that's terrible. so, trent williams loses $1.85 million. davis loses $1.4 million. he was on pace to shatter the

redskins receiving record. chris cooley got a six year, $30 million contract a few years ago. davis probably would have gotten a similar deal. can you give him that deal now? >> no. one time maybe, two times okay. you have a problem. but to actually do it time and time again in a contract year. the year he should make the most money in your short lived nfl life, you can't trust that judgment. here is the thing, mike shanahan has a way of taking care of players that do well by him. now he has to listen to this and get these questions and go through this time and time again, it's going to be the biggest story. i don't know what's going to happen. >> it could cost him a lot of money. >> a lot of the money. >> they were escorted out yesterday by security. didn't answer questions. other players had to answer the

questions yesterday and today in the locker room. here is what some had to say. >> i don't think it's anger, it's disappointing. everybody is aware of the rules and how the nfl carries the drug policy. more than just yourself is at stake if you get caught, especially chose guys who play intricate roles on the success of if we win or lose games. >> we know the rules. i don't know surrounding it but, you know, we sign the dotted line to be part of ts nfl. it's a privilege to be part of it. we have to act accordingly. >> we all make mistakes. sometimes we don't make the best decisions we could make. it doesn't have to do so much with your character as a lapse in judgment. we all have privy and receive grace instead of condemnation. >> the worst part is, if they

test positive again next season, they are done for an entire year. >> chris cooley, it gives him all the bargaining chips. he's not going anywhere, assuming he can bend over and touch his toes, he's healthy, can run and play football. >> yeah. he's going to be here for that. other nfl notes, donovan mcnabb released. rumor has it he might end up in chicago. hester who plays for the bears, he continue come to chicago. >> right. let's look at the 25% each week. his odds of getting picked up go down 25%. this week, a 50% chance he might get picked up. next week, 75%, the week after that, no way. >> would be up the creek without a paddle.

how about tim tebow? >> it's getting full. >> broncos up 15-7. tebow getting it done with thomas. 20-yard touchdown. tim tebow going to do it again. denver down 22-14. drops back. scrambles a bit. he avoids the tackle. he throws to thomas, again. 41-yard touchdown. tebow finishes with 202 yards passing. the denver broncos started the season 1-4. they have now 6-1 with tebow as the starting quarterback. you wanted him to give up and play baseball. >> i believe he can. tim tebow can play baseball. the man can do everything. here is a funny thing to look at, the guy that runs broncos doesn't know if he wants him. you have to go or get off the ka mode.

>> like we don't know who he is? your forming teammate. that is the thing, vance and doreen, if tebow keeps winning, you have to keep him around. >> maybe, maybe not. >> oh, man! >> we all know what

the sus u.s. postal service has been in trouble for awhile. there's a potential bankruptcy on the able. the usps is scaling back. the cuts could mean the end to guaranteed overnight delivery. we have the report. >> reporter: most americans will see changes in the way the mail is handled when mailing first class. >> we are going to modify the standard. mail that is dropped in a blue

collection box will no longer receive overnight service standard. such a move could hurt businesses that promise next day delivery. the postal service says eliminating the overnight guarantee will trim $2 billion from operating costs. >> we can't sit back and wait for five, six or ten years before we make the changes. >> reporter: changes that include closing half of the mail processing centers. eliminating 28,000 jobs and slowing not only first class delivery, but periodicals and magazines that may take up to nine days to deliver all because more americans are turning to the internet. >> they are choosing electronic bill payment and electronic communication. >> reporter: the postal service scoffs at the suggestion this is the beginning of an end. >> a person paying the a bill in the mail, it's going away.

we know that. you'll still want to send a card to your mother or grandmother. we'll be here for that. >> reporter: stopping saturday delivery is not among the changes they want to implement by next spring but could be included if the cuts aren't enough. despite the cuts, it might not be enough. they have to find $20 billion in savin savings by 2015. if you have never thought terribly hard about the process by which gold makes its way from the ground to the marketplace, there's a story on "rock center" that could make you think dichbtly. >> greetings from new york. coming up this week, richard engel is on another of his trips. with shopping season at full tilt, a lot of folks buying gold. richard is going to show us the

children who work in the mines bearing the brunt, the price of a lot of that gold. >> harry smith is going to pose a question. the woman he profiles. is she making the greatest city in america better or worse because of what she's doing. our guests will be jimmy fallon. that and much more when we join you for rock center. back to you. coming up on news 4 at 11:00, the latest on the arrest of the faa chief. controversy over a christmas display. the planet just discovered. the planet scientists say is just like earth. final check, doug. >> just like earth and they are getting snow on friday, we are going to get it wednesday to thursday. we are going to see snow in the next storm system. i think most of it will change over to snow. it's going to start as rain. most of the snow will be rain. take a look at the forecast. 62 tomorrow. obviously no snow there.

all rain tomorrow. it will be off and on rain tomorrow, shower activity and heavier rain coming up on wednesday. temperatures down to 52. 47 on thursday. the snow, if it happens would come overnight into early thursday morning. then we get cold. the fist cold snap of the season. temperatures on saturday struggling to reach the low 40s in the city. some areas may stay in the 30s. winter looks like it's going to make its presence in the first week of december. >> thanks, doug. a car wreck in japan. insurance companies are cringing. 14 luxury sports cars were involved in a chain reaction collision. they were taking their vehicles to a car show when it happens.

eight ferraris three mercedes, a lamborghini and toyotas. they were traveling about 90 miles an hour down the road before something went very, very wrong. the cost of all of that, $4 million. that is horrible. >> they mus on the broadcast tonight, not so fa. on the broadcast tonight, not so fast. a lot of what we take for granted when we send something or get something in the mail is about to change -- from bills to medicine to dvds to magazines. prepare for the slow-down. the contender. in this case we mean the man on the right. gingrich makes a courtesy call to trump today while hoping to rise further in the polls without cain in the race. kids and concussions. as long as there are contact sports there will be injuries. but tonight we'll look at what's being done to prevent them. all that glitters. with a lot of folks buyin