death of their long-time leader. hello, i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. it's our top story today. u.s. officials are keeping a close watch on military movements in north korea following the news that long-time leader kim jong-il died. it's been many years since he started grooming his younger son to lead the country. michelle franzen has the latest. >> reporter: his health was in decline, but the death of kim jong-il caught the world and the u.s. by surprise. >> the question is, what happens now. his death was sudden. it doesn't appear there was a firm plan in place. >> he transferred power to his son 15 months ago. the obama administration is watching closely to see how they

adapt to the new es leader. >> we reiterate our hope for the people of north korea and remain deeply concerned about their well being. >> reporter: stability is key. >> they have weapons and we are worried about whose hands they will fall into. >> reporter: reshently, through food aid negotiations with china, made efforts to suspend their uranium enrichment plan. a meeting between russia and china is critical. >> it's not a bilateral situation. it's one where the world is watching and china and the united states are at the focal point. others are going to have to help. >> reporter: concerned in washington, d.c. in koreatown, there was a sense of relief. >> he's young. running a country is not like running a restaurant. it's dangerous. but, you know, overall, it

should be a good thing. >> reporter: reaction to his death as the world watches for north korea's next move. michelle franzen, nbc news. an officer was removed today. bradley manning was in court at ft. mead for giving documents to wikileaks. he found diplomatic cables and other classified information downloaded to his computer. a hearing was called to determine whether he will face court-martial. if convicted, he could face the death penalty or life in prison. >> the man accused of trying to kill president obama is to be held in jail. he is a quote, particular dangerous individual. authorities say the 21-year-old used a high-powered

military-style weapon to fire a dozeezen shots at the white hou. president obama was out of town at the time of the shooting. the supreme court announced how much time it will use to hear arguments on whether the historic health care overhaul is unconstitutional or constitutional. they will use an entire week to hear the case. that will be march 26, 27 and 28. on day one, the justices will look at whether court action is premature. on day two, arguments over whether congress overstepped their authority. day three focuses on debate over whether the rest of the law can take effect even if it's ruled unconstitutional. the final political showdown of the year is playing out. it could affect your paycheck. house republicans today say they will vote down a bipartisan senate bill that would have extended the payroll tax for two

months. >> republicans say the extension should be one year or nothing. the problem is it may be too late to work out a compromise. the senate has gone home for the holidays. brian mooar is on capitol hill with the latest. >> reporter: house republicans refuse to rubber stamp a temporary payroll extension passed by a wide majority of the senate and endorsed by the white house. >> what they sent over was an insult to the american people. >> two months, come on. >> it will cause problems for people trying to create jobs in a private sector. >> reporter: it's creating uncertainty for 160 million americans whose paychecks will shrink on january 1, if lawmakers don't act. >> they have changed the clock. >> the speaker of the house, in his conference call with house republicans urged them to

support this measure. said it was a victory and the right thing to do. he was for it before he was against it. >> reporter: the senate left town for the holidays after passing an extension bill on saturday. senate majority leader harry reid is not calling senators back. the speaker and his fellow republicans seem convinced they have the high ground. >> they will say look, the taxes are going to go up. we are here ready to negotiate. both side wills have something to point to. no one will look good at the end of the day. >> reporter: they are 12 days left to work out their differences. brian mooar, news 4. new signs to help washington, d.c. better deal with winter storms. d.c. would salt, but not plow alleys. there would be fines instead of summons for homeowners who don't

clear a path on their property. >> you have to clean the sidewalk in front of your premises starting eight hours after the end of the storm. if you don't, then you now will be subject to a citation. $25 for first offense and i believe $250 for businesses. >> now the proposal is not emergency legislation, which means if it's passed, it won't be in effect until after this winter. >> turning to the weather, not bad for a december day. >> not bad at all. will it stay? let's find out. first word on the weather from chuck bell in for veronica. >> if you want to enjoy a fine day, today was the day to be out enjoying it. the sunshine we enjoyed is fading behind cloud cover. these clouds may be hard to get out of here before five to seven days for the most part. thanks to the early morning

sunshine, with the clouds out there, temperatures warmed delightfully. 51 at the airport. 52 at annapolis. culpeper, fredericksburg, at 55 degrees. a touch cooler in northern maryland. hagerstown, 47 degrees. martinsburg coming in at 52. here is a look at live doppler. not much going on around the d.c. metro area. there are a few showers in northern carroll county, the grays, the northern part of fredericks county. there's more very light and widely scattered rainshowers across southern and central pennsylvania and back out into the mountains of west virginia. not a lot going on. can't rule out a few drops here and there during the overnight hours. so, with that in mind, here is the good night forecast. temperatures back down into the upper 40s and near 50 by 5:00. mid-40s by 7:00 p.m. cloud cover between 9:00 and

11:00 p.m. chilly, but nowhere near as cold. increasing clouds for this evening. tomorrow, a lot more clouds than rain drops. not a pleasant looking day. wednesday, wash out, again. how many wednesdays in a row does that make rainfall on? this is on the wet side. the christmas holiday is approaching. what does christmas look like? we'll give you that forecast. pat? >> can't wait to find out. the giant panda program will continue for at least five more years thanks to a generous million dollar gift. zoo officials announced that local philanthropist is donating $4.5 million to the panda program. he's hoping it will help a male panda mate with one that had a cub in 2005.

if it's not a success they may bring in another panda to mate. >> it was never successfully naturally mated. it's a bit of a concern for us. on the other hand, if he gets a more cooperative female, perhaps that would be in the cards. >> earlier this year, they signed an agreement to keep the pan tas here in washington with the stipulation one or both could be traded with others if they can't breed. chinese wildlife officials want to give it one more try before switching autothe d.c. pandas for new ones. >> i like that, cooperation is key. >> just need a little of that. >> we are just getting started. a former beatle brings to fruition a plan he's been thinking about for two decades. items from michael jackson's life and dea

the contents of the rental home where michael jackson lived with his three children before his death in 2009 were auctioned off. it was expected to bring in anywhere from $200,000 to $400,000. his belongings sold for nearly $1 million. it included several pieces of furniture. an armoire where he wrote a message to himself on the mirror. it sold for nearly $20,000. the rug beneath his bed sold for 1 $15,000. paul mccartney is releasing songs from his childhood. eric clapton is on some of the songs. the new disc will be out february 7th. it did you want have a title

yet. the former beatle has been thinking about the project for the last 20 years. one of the appeals of shows like nbcs "america's got talent" is watching an unknown performer become a big star. in the case of the winner of last season's "america's got talent" it's a moving tale of rags to riches. >> it's also a dream come true. mark barger has the story. >> eugene! >> when winning "america's got talent" means disappointment for four school aged kids, victory can be bittersweet. >> it's hard to celebrate. they kind of helped me celebrate when they all surrounded me and gave me a hug. >> reporter: there have been a lot of folks since he won back in september, $1 million and a

las vegas show. it turned around a life of a man who has seen his share of tough times. >> i was homeless, working in a car wash. my bed fell apart. i was robbed. i was at the end of my rope. i picked myself up and went on that show. >> reporter: that's where he put his stamp on classics from yester you. >> now, he's doing it on a new album release ed titled, that's life. >> something that's timeless. it's new to my generation. >> reporter: songs the 36-year-old says made him smile since he was a kid. >> no matter what mood i'm in, when i sing those songs, i feel better. >> reporter: a feeling he hopes his new album can spread. >> he's taking off. >> he's a ka rooner, isn't he?

>> he is. we like the classics. >> he sings them well. coming up, update on the baseball fan who suffered a severe beating on opening day because he was wearing a cap for the opposing team. how the neighbors came to the rescue of a pennsylvania man whose health got in the way of a christmas tradition. >> for all your news,

a reality family with an eye-popping christmas card. one of the biggest stars turns 48 and one celebrity wants to gain weight in the new year. >> imagine that. >> can't imagine. >> i would like that to be a resolution. billy bush is here with "access hollywood." the kardashians are out with a christmas card. you need special glasses to peak at it? >> are you looking for someone who is not there? there was a replacement in the end? i'm thinking humphries, kris, was in the chair. he was supposed to be in the chair and they knocked the little guy over. they moved him over. it is a 3-d picture as well.

>> all righty then. speaking of the kardashians they were in vegas, but not alone. brad pitt, angelina jolie was there celebrating brad's 48th. they went to see a show, cirque du soleil. >> britney spears and jason celebrated their engagement. they got engaged here and flew out there friday night. very busy there. brad and angelina's at michael jackson's cirque du soleil. amazing picture of them watching the show. nobody in the crowd was watching them. if i was there, i would be torn between watching the show or the jolie-pitts. a lot of woman are making resolutions to slim down. this british pop-star wants to do is opposite, put on some

pounds, huh? >> why not. it's absolutely -- it is my resolution as well. i'm going gain 50 pounds, i'm thinking in 2012. will "access hollywood" keep me employed? what do you think? >> they will keep you employed. >> nobody has that good of a personality. not at this place. >> you are going to talk about movie that is are sure to be hits. tell us about those? >> a lot of people have questions about "the girl with the dragon tattoo" can it deliver on that? rooney mara in the role. people don't know much about her, only a little bit from "the social network." "mission impossible 4: ghost

protocol." it is pulse pounding, outstanding. this is tom cruise at his best. the i max experience has never been put to better use with this movie. >> just that clip there. does he do all his own stunts? he's done it before? >> yeah, even with rock of ages. i was talking to the director of "rock of ages." tom was there two hours before every shoot. he was at 6:00 in the morning, he could hear grunting, tom doing sit-ups and drinking carrot juice. he's the most committed guy. in "mission possible" every stunt is him jumping off the the side of the building. >> brave or foolish. >> insurance. insurance. >> you know those premiums are high. billy bush is here on nbc 4. >> i'll go see it.

>> maybe we'll all go see it. >> we'll car pool. >> you are telling us we may not see the sun for five -- >> nobody wants to hear that. the bad thing is the nicest day of the week turned out to be monday. that's strike one against the weather team. now, very little in the way of sunshine for most of the next five to seven days, ah, not the kind of monday news you wanted to hear. outside not a bad looking day. partly, mostly cloudy skies out there. temperatures have been on the mild side. 51 still down at national airport. one or two breaks of sunshine gets through. otherwise, increasingly cloudy skies. winds out of the south. temperatures jumped up to the upper 40s and low 50s. dew point, the moisture in the atmosphere, they are coming up. as a result, it will not be anywhere near as cold tonight. tomorrow, not a lot colder than today. with almost nothing in the way of sunshine. 48 in gaithersburg.

50 for rockville and college park. 50 toward brandy wine. 53 in ft. bell four and out to the blue ridge, temperatures in the upper 40s to near 50. 52 in winchester. it should make your plans to get outside and enjoy your monday evening. not much of a rain threat tonight. you won't need the umbrellas. temperatures dropping down to the low 40s. nowhere near as cold as last night. doppler shows nothing going on around here. showers in northern baltimore county. a grazing of light rain and passing quick showers here across northern maryland and southern pennsylvania. there's more where that came from. here is far western maryland and the panhandle of virginia. this is going to increase in cloud cover. not much in the way of a rain threat. any rain tonight, west of the blue ridge and even so, hundredths of an inch. this rain in the ohio valley is

the next chance for rain to arrive here. it comes in late tomorrow. especially as you get into the day wednesday. there's the beautiful clear sky this morning fading out behind the cloud cover. not too cold tonight. five to ten degrees warmer than this morning. with plenty of clouds around. can't rule out a drizzle. 8:00 tomorrow morning, patches of light rain or drizzle. the further north you go, drizzle is better in the morning. by tomorrow, 8:00 in the evening, the front on top of the washington metro area. it might bring out a little light rain, drizzle and mist. that's it. rainfall amounts will be low. but, it will be kind of damp. wednesday, another wednesday wash out coming our way. lots of moisture coming from the gulf of mexico. warm with temperatures near 60 on wednesday but with rain. for your evening plans, overnight tonight, increasing clouds. overnight lows hold in the mid

to upper 30s. sun is up at 7:22. drizzle, light rain and off and on chances for rain. not much is going to add up. highs staying in the 40s. here is the seven day forecast. tomorrow, cloudy with a passing drop or two. steadier rains tuesday night through wednesday. could see rain coming in here late thursday night. maybe thursday morning a little sunshine. on friday, showery, saturday showery. as the rain starts to end and the cold air comes in on christmas morning, could be at least interesting. the odds, i'll move my chances up, the odds of seeing a snow flake on christmas morning is 2%. >> twice as high. >> a little room to go before we need to worry. >> don't count on it. thank you. still to come on news 4 at 4:00, this afternoon, prince harry becomes a knight in

shining armor after a mugger attacks her friend. a teen remembers the words of her dad, act first, panic

welcome back, everybody at 4:30. i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. the u.s. and other world powers

are closely watching north korea after news that kim jong-il has died. he was grooming his third oldest son to take over. it's not sure if he has the backing of the military or countrymen. >> reporters removeed from the courtroom. bradley manning is accused of giving hundreds of thousands of classified documents to wikileaks. a hearing continues tomorrow to determine if he will face a court-martial. >> the house is gearing up for a showdown. members are set to vote on the payroll tax extension. house republicans say the two-month extension isn't long enough and they plan to vote it down. it may be too late to compromise. the senate is adjourned for the year. stocks were down for the end of the trading week amid concerns over the euro debt

crisis. it dropped 99 points. nasdaq down 32. s&p 500 ended 14 points lower this monday. prince harry is making headlines after finding himself in the middle of an unfolding crime. harry rushed in to help his friend after his friend was attacked. >> reporter: it was mid evening according to royal aid and harry was at his london residence. van, as he's known, who is close to both princes, an usher at william's wedding. walking along this road in southwest london, the conversation was cut short. harry heard screams and what sounded like a scuffle. vance had been mugged. crime is a growing problem in this area. >> somebody tried to nab my bike while walking down the street. >> he drove looking for his

childhood friend. the gutsy reaction didn't surprise ken, who served as his mother's protection officer. >> i said, if you need a guy to help you out in a fight, you know, you choose him above his brother. >> reporter: not spotting his friend, he drove to a local police station on a hunch van would be reported the crime. he found him there. he's visited police stations before, seen here in manchester after this summer riot. it's probably the only time a windsor royal walked into one to report a crime. >> that's what a true friend is about. you can applaud him for doing something. most of us wouldn't. >> reporter: captain harry building a reputation as an action man will need all his courage in the field of afghanistan as an apache helicopter pilot. >> if the alleged thief pleads not guilty, harry may be called

to the stand to testify. if cross examined in the witness box, that would be the first time it's happened for a top member of a royal family. a 13-year-old girl telling the story how she called 911 as two men broke into the house. >> i'm 13 years old, i don't know what to do. >> i'm in my room upstairs i saw -- >> she stayed on the phone with the 911 operator. she hid under and around her bed. she kept her cool, even when they came into the bedroom. this morning, she explained how her dad told her to stay calm and panic later. >> if i was loud, i would have been found or they would have heard me. if i stayed calm, i would have had a better outcome, which i did. >> did it help you to have your pets nearby or make you more nervous because you were afraid

they were going to make noise? >> my cat was making a lot of noise, meowing and clawing the floor. it was nerve-racking. >> with her help, the police were able to arrest two 19-year-old men as they were leaving the house. the family of a student, college student missing in kansas has a frightening voice mail. police say this 19-year-old left a message on her sister's cell phone friday morning said she slapped an intoxicated man who had been harassing her. in the voice mail she left, she sounds clearly shaken and begs someone in her family to call her back. >> oh my gosh. it was scary. my heart is like pounding. i've never got this scared in my life. as he left, he was so pissed.

pick up your phones. i am freaked out right now. okay, bye. >> her sister says she tried to call back, but it went unanswered. relatives found her book bag, cell phone and ipod on a picnic table where she was studying for a final exam. they have a facebook page to help search for her offering a $10,000 reward for information. we'll get a progress report by a fan beaten on baseball opening day. christmas miracle for a man in pennsylvania when health trouble got in the way of a year's long tradition. >> i want to say hi, merry christmas, i love you to mom,

so, hopefully you have done a lot of your shopping by now. now you have the gifts. do you hate wrapping all the holiday presents? some of us prefer to throw them in a gift bag and call it a day. if you like to wrap, this app lets your fingers do the work. what this does is actually calculates the size of the wrapping paper that you need to wrap your gift. the first thing you are going to do is measure. itis got scales here. you are going to wrap a big present. we like big gifts. so, we are going to calculate a

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you only use as much tape as you need to wrap your present. it walks you step-by-step in the wrapping process. how to fold or crease the paper and how to make the edges nice and square and how to hide the sides. it saves time. if you have a lot of rounds to make on christmas day like santa and the sleigh. all your presents will look like they were just wrapped. santa has his elves and now you have i finger. >> i need a lot of fingers. i have never wrapped a gift in my life. >> really? you have never wrapped? >> it's a skill i never mastered. maybe this is my time. >> you are a regular at the customer service desk? this is an app for you. >> big travel week. what you need to know to avoid trouble on your trip. an all new foodies.

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chuck is back and we are

still trying to imagine an entire week before christmas with no sun. >> no sun in the forecast. put a little more sun in on thursday? you might get a break or two of sun on thursday morning. sunshine lovers, it's time to book that plane ticket out of town for a couple days. the clouds coming in for a couple days are going to be entrenched for tomorrow and wednesday. probably most of thursday. friday looks cloudy. saturday looks cloudy. not an awful lot of sunshine left in the seven day forecast, unfortunately. not a bad looking monday out there. 51 in washington. 52 at the naval academy. 48 in gaithersburg, rockville and germantown. culpeper and the blue ridge temperatures in the low 50s. a mild day out there. the average high temperature is 45 degrees. this is five to ten degrees warmer than average. one or two lonesome drops on the

north side of baltimore. not much going on across northern virginia. over the last couple hours, we looked the radar. all this light precipitation drying up as it comes east on the east side of the mountain. that trend will continue. one or two drops. a random drop or two up toward winchester. we are not going to have to worry about rain drops. if you are going outside this evening, walk the dog or go to a restaurant. that being said, don't put the umbrellas away and forget where they are. clouds thickening overnight. chilly after 8:00 or 9:00 with evening temperatures dropping from near 50 to the low 40s. mostly in the 30s. notice we are above freezing. northern virginia, way down into the teens. tomorrow, with full cloud cover in place, highs hold in the mid to upper 40s tomorrow. not a lot of rain tomorrow. almost nothing in the way of

sunshine, unfortunately. rainfall amounts tomorrow will be light, if anything. wednesday we guest most of the rain. thsday morning a break in sun. as the rain ends saturday night going into christmas morning, some snow flakes christmas morning. this is not -- i'm talking snow flakes. just throwing it out there. don't expect much from santa. >> you threw it out there, we caught it. thank you. 5 million people expected to take to the skies during the year end holiday season. >> if you are one of them, there are steps you can take before you leave to make sure your trip is as stress free as possible. brian mooar explains. >> even though you may be towing along extra baggage or people over the holidays, it pays to do as the experts do and travel smart. >> the earlier you do anything

along the way, the better equipped you are to deal with situations as they come up. >> alive early. security lines are sure to be long. make sure your pockets are empty to move quickly through the scanning machines. get your seats in advance. the airlines bump those without assigned seats. weather conditions can change quickly this time of year. full flights mean any changes can lead to a domino effect to alter your plans. frequent travelers take it in stride. >> be prepared for wrenches to be thrown into your plans. >> there are basic tricks they have in their pocket or up their sleeves. >> know and have your airlines 1-800 number programmed and on speed dial in your phone. >> reporter: only the fortunate few have their own aircraft available this time of year. the rest of us have to make the best of the crowded skies.

brian mooar, nbc news. when we come back on news 4 at 4:00, why the toys under the tree will be more safe than ever before. coming up next on news 4 at 5:00, a christmas wish granted early. the surprise that arrived at a local school. it left one student grinning from ear-to-ear and another in tears. the gift of gifing that is spreading across the country. a local woman

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the u.s. is adopting tougher safety standards for toys and other children's products. >> parents have a new tool to investigate safety concerns about things on their kids wish list. we have the story. >> you know what you want for christmas? >> yeah. >> what would you like? >> reporter: as kids put in their orders the elves are under strict guidelines to make toys as safe as possible. >> our toys are safer than ever before. >> reporter: she says the federal limit of led on toys is the lowest in the world. all children's products sold in the u.s. as of january 1 will have to go through independent

third part testing. >> they test for led and other toxic substances to do drop tests to make sure you don't have small part that is come loose. >> reporter: the goal, safer toys and avoid a repeat of 2007 when millions of products were recalled. many contain unsafe levels of led, they are generally due to defective designs. consumers can report problems with products and get company responses on saferproducts.gov. >> it's someone else's experience with a product. >> reporter: the only way to make this experience better is to make sure it's as safe as possible. >> ho, ho, ho. >> reporter: ericaedwards x nbc news.

this year, it almost didn't happen. charles knowles house is known for his festive christmas lights. he recently underwent heart surgery and couldn't put up the lights himself. some good samaritans heard about his hardship. it took them nine and a half hours to put up the decorations. there are 2100 lights that can be seen from blocks away. >> christmas is back for him. i think all the other people in the neighborhood liked it. >> this, to me, is my christmas present to the public. it don't cost them anything to come and look. >> charles knowles is planning ahead now to christmas 2012 next year. he says his winter wonderland will feature a completely lighted tree. >> it's nice they are giving back. lighting up the holiday for him. coming up, the disturbing

case of sports fans going too far. we'll catch up with

they expect to get hit when you are standing on the football field. you would expect to it come from a fellow football player, not a

run away golf cart. it's what happened at the cowboy's stadium after a football game. you see the electric cart with no driver motoring down a field going through a cluster of people. seven people wound up injured, including one of the coaches. it's unclear what caused the cart to malfunction. it is a disturbing case of sports fans going way too far. giants fan brian stow was left disabled after two dodgers fans beat him on opening day last spring. nancy snyderman spoke to him as he continues his long and painful recovery. >> very good. >> reporter: when i visited brian almost nine months after the attack, he was able to hold a simple conversation. >> hi, i'm nancy. how are you? >> fine. >> i have heard so much about you. >> how are you?

>> i'm doing very well, thank you. >> that's good. >> you are just as handsome as your sister said you are. surrounded by therapists three hours a day, six days a week, he is working to relearn everything from brushing his teeth to swol lowing. it damaged the area of his brain that controls decision making and personality. every day, his mother, dad and cy sister search for traces of the old brian. >> sometimes he's looking right at me and talking to me. sometimes it's, there's no eye contact or you wonder, does he really understand what i'm telling him. >> good job. >> reporter: doctors say brian's speech and mobility may improve but expect him to be permanently disabled. they cherish the positive moments while hoping for more.

>> we can walk into a room and his therapist will say who walked into the rom and he will say my mom and dad. oh, my god, that's awesome. >> dr. nancy snyderman has that report coming up here on nbc 4. that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. prince george's county police investigate another deadly shooting involving one of their own. their officers have been involved in more deadly shootings than d.c., montgomery county and fairfax combined. why so many? >> sweeping changes proposed for the d.c. taxi industry. improvements that could be coming near you. why the bill could leave them looking alike. help when needed the most.

virginia residents struggling to make ends meet get an unexpected boost from a complete stranger. good evening. welcome to news 4 at 5:00. i'm jim handly. >> we begin with the investigation of a deadly shooting of a prince george's county cop. it brings the number of police-involved shootings in the county to 15 this year. pat collins spoke with the assistant police chief about the number that seems kind of high. >> reporter: there's an explanation. if you added it all up, the district, fairfax and montgomery county, eight people killed in police-involved shootings so far this year. here in prince george's county, eight people killed in police involved shootings so far this year. why so many killed here in prince george's county?