expected to take a couple days. it started earlier this week in the 11,00900 block in old fort road, washington. i know you've been following the body since it was discovered. anything new? >> reporter: at this point, no. you can see the police remain on the scene in the 11900 block of old fort road as they prepare for the next phase of the investigation. i want to show you some scenes from yesterday morning as police cadets went over the ground area of this well. it was thursday evening when police got an unanimous phone tip reporting the body at the bottom of the well. in the 11900 block of old fort well. the detectives could see the body and lowered a camera down to make sure. their did confirm that. after the cadets were finished with the grid search, they began another part of the

investigation and there's still a lot more work to be done. >> we have to excavate around the well. that requires a lot of equipment. require requires a lot of man power. there is potential of a well collapse. this will be a long drawn out methodical well recovery process. >> reporter: the presence of al alexandria police led to speculation this could be the body of len harris last seen in september. in october, his cell phone was found on the woodrow bridge and then his car found on wilson road and led to speculation on that. the police said they are not ruling anything out but cannot disqualify or say at this point exactly who was at the bottom of the well. once they get to the body, expected to happen sometime this weekend, perhaps sunday evening,

detectives get in and start forensic work. 0 that could take another day. positive identification, speculation who that could be at the bottom of the rule, not ruling anything out but cannot say definitively at this point. we'll keep you posted. for now, we are live in washington. >> definitely one we will be following some time. thank you. now to the morning's other big story. a maryland woman will spend the rest of her life in prison after killing her co-worker. a judge certaintied brittany norwood to prison without the possibility of parole. she was convicted of killing jayna murray, her co-worker and tried to cover it up. they accepted plea agreements that would have spared the f family the details. i asked her father why they went ahead with the trial. >> this had to go the full

distance. something i always taught my family, you have to cross the finish line. >> brittany norwood being sentenced to life in prison without parole, does that bring you peace? >> i'm sure it will at some point, chris. relief today. peace is something we have to work on and we are. >> judge robert greenberg called norwood's attack cold-blooded, brutal and malicious and says she is a liar whose deceit left the whole community feeling threatened. norwood's lawyer says she will file an appeal. turning our eyes to the weather, what an amazing day after yesterday. >> it can't be as nice as yesterday turned out. 62 yesterday in the dead of winter although this winter has never been able to get going. it's been barely cold at all and

no exception to our mild stretch. temperatures running at least 5-7 degrees warmer than average by late january standards. plenty of sunshine in washington but the further north and west you go, clouds to be found. 36 degrees in fairfax and falls church, 38 in alexandria, virginia this morning. shrine at national airport. temperatures generally in mi mid-30s in central maryland, as well. most of this across western maryland is evaporating before it reaches the ground but is indicative of the fact there is a lot more cloud cover north and west of the city today. on the broader view, most of the light rain and snow will be bypassing us. if you're going towards pittsburgh, you will go back to the clouds. in the washington area, a nice

looking day. temperatures in the mid-40s. mid-50s by 2:00 this afternoon and mid-40s by 6:00 this evening. tomorrow, a day similar although we will have a little more cloud cover and slight chance of sprinkles. rainfall amounts this weekend will be really really low, a few hundreds of an inch. one of these winters, it will snow again. you'll see. >> today, president obama's re-election campaign will open its main office in virginia. organizing for americas virginia headquarters will be in richmond. it has other offices in fairfax and newport news and will open a fourth office next week in pe petersburg. president obama won virginia by 6% in 2008. >> florida is proving to be a pivotal primary for the gop candidates with just three days

until voters head to the polls, mitt romney and newt gingrich are neck and neck at the top of the pack and looking for a breakout win. today, both are making multiple campaign stops to connect with florida voters, romney in pensacola and panama city. check out gingrich's schedule. very busy. stuart, port st. lucie, brooksville, winter park and west palm beach. even though gingrich is still riding a wave of support from his big win in south carolina, a new poll shows she has groundwork to do. a new poll shows romney in the lead at 38.7%, seven points ahead of the former speakerer receiving the support of 31.5% of voters. as always, these numbers could change drastically before tuesday as undecided voters make up their minds. >> it may seem like the gop

candidacy is a two-man race now. but rick santorum says he isn't quitting any time soon. the former pennsylvania senator returned to the philadelphia area for a fund raiser last night. he told reporters when he arrived he hasn't had any discussions for dropping out and will be in the race for quote a long long long time. he scored a surprise win in the iowa caucuses but since been beat out both by romney and gingrich in south carolina. presidential hopeful ron paul is defending himself against reports he was involved with a company that produces racially charged newsletters. reports he approved racial an - anti-semitic and anti-gay articles published in 1990s. three people involved in the business have also described paul's involvement. paul denies the acquisiticusati says he never read the newsletter. it was a meeting of the

minds in the oval office. former president bush and his s son, jeb bush met yesterday. they did not discuss the details of meeting and expected to attend the annual alfalfa meeting tonight. d.c. state hood dealt another blow, this time by another state. mayor quam kwame brown went to council members to push to be recognized. it downtown last long as they quickly shot down the mayor's pleas to support d.c. statehood rejecting the proposal saying it violates the constitution. we have several traffic alerts for you this morning. two-lanes are closed on i-270 northbound at shady grove road, so maryland's highway administration can do a routine inspection on the bridge there. any lanes closed at 4:30 this morning and should be open back

by just about noon. >> not lahot lanes in virginia close, the leesburg pike, will be shut down so they can repair part of the hot lanes project. drivers who want to access route 7 will be detoured to cham bridge road. it will be closed until 2:00 this afternoon and could cause delays on the beltway and route 7. finally, you might want to avoid the telegraph area near the woodrow wilson bridge. the ramp from telegraph road south to north king highway is closed for roadwork. detours will be in place. starting monday, the ramps from telegraph road to the beltway will be closed overnight, all

part of the ongoing wilson bridge project. >> woodley park and cleveland park are closed. shuttles are taking passengers between dupont circle and van ness. on the orange and blue lines, single tracking between mcpherson square and smithsonian, green line, single tracking between naylor road and branch avenue and yellow, only between huntington and mt. vernon square. riders should use the green line to complete their trip. got all that? >> hopefully the people know where they're affected and where they're going today. >> we also have it on our website at nbcwashington.com. >> we're hearing the 911 call from demi moore's home on the night she was rushed to the hospital. what that call reveals about the actresses condition and what led to her mysterious medical emergency.

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welcome back. occupy d.c. protesters have been put on notice, pack up by noon on monday or risk arrest. they handed out flyers to demonstrators at mcpherson square and the plaza yesterday notifying them of the eviction. they will start enforcing a law that makes it illegal to have camping gear and temporary structures at protest sites. the response comes days after members of congress complained the park service was allowing illegal camping and demanded actio action. >> this movement is based on economic repression and inequality. if we can't be in a public park, there's a lot of other places we can be. people believe in this moment

and it doesn't matter if they kick us out of a square, the fight will continue. >> the protesters risk fines or arrests if they attempt to camp in the parks after this weekend. the man known as the barefoot bandit will spend the next six years behind bars. colton harris-moore was sentenced yesterday in a seattle courtroom. he's just 20 years old, went on a two year crime spree all over the world in 2008, breaking out of a juvenile detention facility, stealing a plane and robbing a bank. he committed most of these crimes while not wearing shoes, earning him the nickname of "barefoot bandit." the man convicted of killing michael jackson wants out of bail. he asked a judge to release him on bail with electronic monitoring pending appeal. he says he's not a danger to society and wants to support his seven children. jackson died of an overdose of

the anti-septic proppy fofol an murray was sentenced to four years but will probably only spend half of that time in jail. a man convicted of sex abuse of four -- arrested for sex abuse with four boys is asking to see his grandchildren by electronic e-mail, text or skype. sandusky is currently under house arrest and forbidden to have contact with any under the age of 18. a judge is expected to make a decision on the request next month. new details have emerged about bp's knowledge about the bp horizon water disaster. turns out officials had an internal e-mail conversation discussing the potential problems the oil spill could cause. they also made sure this information was not shared with the people outside the company. bp agreed to release the e-mails as part of the ongoing federal court case against them.

>> this morning, we are hearing the 911 tapes moments before the actress demi more was rushed from the hospital. a friend called monday saying the actress was practically unconscious and having seizures. smoked something, barely it's not marijuana, but similar to in sense. >> is she breathing normally? >> not normal. shaking and burning up. >> moore was released from the hospital thursday and her publicist won't say she was doi doing anything after being released. she was spotted at a couple of parties and at the golden globes looked very very frail. >> i hope she will be all right.

i like demi moore. >> she started in soap operas. >> all right. we have warm weather. for golfers and others, it's good news.

welcome back. history books may soon be history in many schools. >> students at fairfax county now use digital textbooks for many classes. checking in on many secondary schools to see how e books are working out.

>> reporter: it started a few years ago in a social studies class. now, 7,000 students and teachers in fairfax county, 7-through 12 have traded their sect books for digital ones. >> computers and my cell phone, i can't live without them. it was easier to have my textbooks and assignments on my computer. >> reporter: textbooks are used for seven years. for alice riley, coordinator for fairfax schools, that meant students in 2018 will not be keeping with the times. >> we are paying taxes online, shopping online, paying pills online. this is what we're preparing our students for. >> they're give anal log-in nam and password. they can click on videos online and scroll down and with the

click of a button. >> because they need the internet, they have access to things like twitter and wikipedia and cheating can become too easy. >> when their eyes are glistening, i say, okay, get off facebook. mostly i find they're doing what they should be doing and it's also how i teach, running around the room a lot. >> reporter: students without a computer can check one out from the school or use the library for internet and local hot spots for access. the switch has not come without some opposition from parents. >> what it was probably more than anything, fear of the unknown. >> reporter: riley says it's about preparing the students for the digital world they live in. >> i tell my dad about it. he's in shock and didn't think we would do these things. i don't ask them for help as much as anymore. >> reporter: riley says the next

curriculum to be switched to deductible tall wi digital will probably be math. >> remember when we first started to make the transition from the maps you draw in the first graphics computers. when i was in college, they were still using a little bit of maps and in albany, georgia, once in a while, the computers would break and we had to flip it around and get the old map out. i liked drawing. >> i used a pager, beep me if you need me. can you imagine that now? >> now, people honk their car horns at you. that's it. what a nice weekend it will turn out to be. a relatively mild stretch of weather. in the 60s again yesterday. while we won't make 60 today, another 60 degree day in the 7-day forecast. for now, your weekend is under way, plenty of sunshine around metro washington. there are more clouds for you

folks to the west. to the leesburg area, martinsburg, west virginia, plenty of high spots. washington, sunshine getting through. up to 39 degrees at national airport. winds out of the southwest at 6 miles an hour and gradually increasing late this afternoon and the afternoon. we eventually end up with a south breeze today and 10 miles an hour tomorrow, not bad kite flying. 30 in washington. towards sol omon's island and s. ma marys, low 40s and maryland, across northern virginia. your saturday planner, no real chance for precipitation in washington. mid-40s this morning and mid-50s this afternoon and the 50 degree mark by 6:00 this evening. storm doppler, nothing going on right around town. one or two clouds and light snow

drops will be reechiaching nortt maryland. and in places like pittsburgh and buffalo, we will get the trending end and cloud cover from this is all we will see today. a little breezy today, ahead of cold front number one, mild afternoon with temperatures in the 50s. a little cooler tomorrow morning than this morning and still not cold by winter standards and another cold front late in the day tomorrow. cooler tomorrow with extra cloud cover and cold briefly as we get to monday. milder air on the return right after that. for today, not much of a rain threat around town. overnight tonight, i don't see anything other than passing clouds. and later on this afternoon, might see one or two lonesome sprinkles but that is about it. at least 85 or 90% of your weekend is 100% free. i know that's a lot of

percentages. breezy mild, mid 50s around town, cooler northwest. for your sunday, a couple more clouds around. slightly cooler, highs in the mid-40s and cooler than average. and can't rule out a sprinkle late in the day. on wednesday, increasing clouds and a chance for what, again, will be rain chances, not snow chances as we get to thursday. >> unbelievable. >> no snow for me. santa lied about the snowstorm. >> maybe somebody wasn't good this year. i don't know. >> i don't know how that could have happened. >> thank you, chuck. >> 9:27 right now. four people arrested for alleged mob ties. one has connections to a reality tv star. we'll tell you who when we return. >> also ahead. when i walk out of my bedroom, the police is in the front room.

a midwest bust in northern virginia, how a car's onstar system led police to their suspects. not ♪ so in love with you >> he wowed the crowd with his singing ability and now someone el

welcome to "news4 today." i'm chris gordon. >> i'm angie goff. >> crews are starting to dig to recover the body found in fort washington, maryland. the process is expected to take a couple days and speculation it belongs to harris, an activist missing since september. brittany norwood will spend the rest of her life in prison.

yesterday, a judge sentenced norwood to life without parole for killing her co-worker last march. norwood tried to cover up the murder telling police she and murray were attacked by two men while closing the store. beginning monday, park police will start enforcing a law that makes it illegal to have camping gear and temporary strurktures at the protest sites. they face arrest if they attempt to camp out after this weekend. new from overnight, a deadly car crash. four people died when two cars collided in the davidsonville area. they shut down eastbound 50 for several hours. it is back open again at this hour. police have not released the victim's names or said what they think led to the crash. chris. >> thank you. it's meant to give you directions or help a driver

after a crash. police in virginia say on ststa directed them to a pair of midwest maker midwest -- meth makers. >> it's damn shame my brother would do this to his own parents. >> reporter: steven smalley is ashamed his brother and girl were arrested for having a portable meth lab. >> they showed up at my parents'house out of the blue. we haven't heard from them in three or four months. >> reporter: onstar reported they were in indiana and police tracked it and found he brother and girled and arrested them. >> reporter: police said they walked up to the car, looked in

the window and smelled and odor and items used in a possible midwest lab. >> when i walked out of my bedroom, the police is in the >> reporter: have you ever used it? >> nos. i've only seen it on tv and from what i've seen, it ain't no good. >> reporter: the hazmet team made sure it was safe. >> it makes me shocked. >> reporter: as for steven, he feels sorry for his brother. >> evidently he needs help if this is the case and he has a problem with it. >> reporter: police says the couple is facing grand larceny and narcotics charges. news4. police have bust ed four massage parlors acting as brothels, all located in rockville. police have arrest four suspects believed to be running the illegal businesses. detectives say the investigation started last year after seeing ads for the massage parlors on adult internet sites. >> in beginning september 2009, we noted a rise from monitoring

the internet websites and also people from the community, these businesses are operating around other businesses, people are starting to notice unusual behavior occurring at these businesses. >> police believe there are more of these businesses operating in the rockville area. if you have information about other massage parlors call 240-773-5958. chris. four members of a notorious four members of a notorious crime family are behind bars this morning and one has ties to a reality tv show star. dea and fbi agents busted top members of the banano crime administration. yesterday morning. the father of "mob wives" rene graziano was arrested. a family captain was already in federal prison on a previous conviction. a law enforcement official says they were charged with

racketeering, extortion, illegal gambling and conspiracy to distribute marijuana. federal agents also arrested an associate of the gabino crime family. the man who first tipped off city officials to questionable spending by council member harry thomas is now running for thomas' vacated seat. according to the "washington examiner," tim day, an accountant who ran against thomas in 2010 filed with the board of elections yesterday. thomas resigned from the council earlier this month and pleaded guilty to stealing more than $350,000 from the city to spend on a lavish lifestyle. a special election will be held may 15th. the virginia house of delegates passes a bill to repeal a requirement for girls to get the hpv vaccine before sixth grade. the vaccine helps prevent a virus that can conceal cervical cancer. hpv is spread through sexual contact and some conservative lawmakers felt the law promoted casual pre-marital sex. they also say that the state mandate usurps parental rights.

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little light today as some users are boycotting the social network. earlier, they announced they would remove information of the country has restrictive content but still visible to people all over the world. many twitter users say this is a clear violation of freedom of speech. >> i'm afraid it's a slippery slope of sencensorship. i understand why they're doing it, to deal with local laws. as google learned in china, when you become the agent of the censor, there are problems there. >> they say they agreed to center some tweet because it is trying to enter the china market which has blocked the social network. >> 140 characters is it -- >> i thought you were going to say 140 degrees. >> a nice day.

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♪ my home is here at the meadow land, where mosquitos grow big as airplanes ♪ >> the boss is coming back to d.c. bruce springsteen and the "e street band" will be placing at the verizon center as part of his 2012 wrecking ball tour. tickets to that concert go on sale in less than 15 minutes, at 10:00 this morning. they start at $68, plus $15.50 in fees. this concert will likely be sold out. you can buy your tickets online through ticketmaster. there was a controversy, they sold out so quickly, people thought the computers were being overrun by ticket brokers and the regular fan couldn't get in.

>> do you think that was true? >> we did stories about it at the time. i'm a reporter, i don't think. >> i will tell you, if you can't get a ticket, it is worth your while. that guy plays and plays. >> i know one frustrated golfer also a bruce springsteen fan logging on at 10:00, right? >> it's a sunday. >> fair enough. i know i'll be at work. nonetheless, if you can get a ticket, not a bad ticket to get. for us, today, a little bit of sunshine to get or weekend started. we will have clouds to contend with before the weekend is through. at least 90% of your weekend is rain-free m. the little chances you have of getting rain will be light rainfall amounts, mostly late in the day tomorrow. nothing to worry about. partly cloudy skies, 39 degrees at national airport. breezes out of the southwest at 6 miles an hour.

southerly breeze, 10-20 miles an hour, a little on the breezy side. as long as it puts temperatures in the mid-50s, 10 degrees lower than average january standards. those that live north and west, more cloud cover. frederi frederickburg, hagerstown. mostly cloudy skies. storm 4 radar shows very little precipitation. in western virginia and southern ohio, that won't be making it over the mountains. what little bit of moisture is dried out. no chancer sns of snow in washington. mild temperatures in the 50s. cold front number one goes through tonight, a little cooler but not all that cold. highs in the 40s. a little cooler tomorrow than

today and more cloud cover as cold front number two comes out. and a few sprinkles when the sun goes down tomorrow. at the's our best chance for rain and even that, a thin chance at best. for the rest of today, dry around the washington area and tonight as well. as we get through the second half of the day tomorrow, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow night, a possibility. mild breezes today out of the south at 10-20 miles an hour, highs in the 50s. tomorrow's high, 10 degrees colder today and a chance of a sprinkle or two late tomorrow afternoon but i don't think that will wash out anybody's weekend plans. seasonably cold for monday and back to tuesday, 55, wednesday, 62 degrees, another 60 degree day? believe it or not, wednesday will be february first, the

beginning of the final month of winter. >> you wait, we will have mosquito this big. >> gosh, that and the stinkbugs. thanks, chuck. today, hundreds of iraq war veterans will get the recognition they deserve. residents in st. louis, missouri, are throwing the country's first big welcome home party for vets since they left iraq in december. thousands are expected to show up for the parade. local businesses helped out with supplies to help build the floats. the ideas came from the cardinals world series parade. it will feature 80 floats, marching bands and the world famous budweiser slidclydesdale. governor jan brewer is probably now a big believer there is no such thing as bad publicity. her book released last november,

"scorpion "scorpions for breakfast." was after a heated exchange between her an obama was released. it was about immigration policies. they disagree. some say brewer caught a lucky break while others say, they're sick of hearing about her. president obama's recent rendition of al green's "let's stay together" has made the rounds a viral video and now causing a surge in the classic r&b song. >> ♪ ♪ i'm so in love with you >> it turns out president obama is a good luck charm. one day after the president sang those lines at a new york fund-raiser, online sales of the al green song went up 490%. nielsen sound scan reports that the song was downloaded close to 16,000 times last week. it goes all the way back to

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we are a little more than a week away from one of the biggest party days of the year. super bowl sunday. sure, millions of people are fired up watching the patriots take on the giants. millions of others are just as excited about the super bowl party we're going to. just now, we're being joined e eddie about things you can make at the super bowl party. executive chef at wildfire at tyson's galleria. what's a perfect spread for gameday? >> trying to switch it up a

little bit, stay away from the usual buffalo wings, pizza. we have some chopped salad, stuff stuff laying around at home you want to get rid of, corn, chicken, tomatoes, bleu cheese, fried sortieios in here. we also have some sliders, basic simple bacon, cheeseburger with cheddar cheese on a bun. that's pretty much it. nice and simple. >> you have to have your bread and your dessert. >> absolutely. >> you have? >> a chocolate cream pie, oreo crust, whipped cream and chocolate shaves on top. very simple to make. >> speaking of making. you will make something for us right now, finger food, what is it? >> very simple finger food. fish taco. usually chicken. >> what are you doing when i say i like finger food that doesn't

fall apart or land on your shirt. will this do that? >> absolutely. hopefully. >> show them. >> take some lettuce, nice piece of marinated fluke. you can use whatever fish you want, mahay, white fish preferably, so you don't get the strong flavor out of the fish. a nice piece of to pay toe. squeeze of lime. >> walla. >> we have super tips to put on the screen for you as angie joins us now. >> you saw him make that within 5-10 seconds. the recipe is on nbcwashington.com along with tips and more on the super bowl party wildfire is hosting along with

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