parkway. these are live pickeds over a deadly accident in the southbound lanes of the exit to route 450. the car is overturned. police say only this one car was involved in the accident. southbound lanes are closed. you should avoid the area if you are heading out. >> our top story at 4:00 today, this is the biggest day so far in the 20 12 right for the white house. it's the republican primary in florida. a huge state with 50 delegates lined up for the winner. >> the runup for today's vote has been nasty and expensive. florida voters have been hit with a barrage of attack ads. steve handlesman has the latest. >> reporter: at 7,000 polling places across florida, 1.5 million voters are expected today. >> voted for mitt romney. i think he has the best chance at beating obama.

>> i trust his values, him as a person. more than i do mr. gingrich. >> reporter: you voted early. >> yes. >> reporter: for newt gingrich? >> yes. >> reporter: because? >> he's a conservative. >> reporter: mitt romney worked the phones. every prevote poll points to a win. and romney is looking past florida to a fight with president obama who yesterday told about an unemployed engineer, called it interesting he can't find work. >> i think this underscores the fact that the president is really out of touch with what's happening in america, what's happening in florida. almost 18% of the people in florida are out of work or significantly underemployed. >> reporter: if newt gingrich is worried florida may end his presidential bid. he gave no hint. >> it's not over if you lose big here? >> you watch tonight, the conservatives are going to outpoll romney. >> reporter: newt says he will

not quit. >> there is no clear path -- >> reporter: yes, there is. >> we have the time and the calendar and the team and the organization to be able to get the delegates necessary to become the nominee. >> reporter: for mitt romney. >> you have my vote. >> nice to see you. >> reporter: and newt gingrich, the key date on the campaign calendar is today. the 50 delegates the winner gets here tonight in florida are more than romney and gingrich have earned so far this whole primary season before this big election. i'm steve handlesman, news 4 tampa. >> news 4's doreen gentzler and aaron gilchrist will be holding a chat tonight at 8:00. michelle obama will be the guest on the tonight show with jay leno. she's expected to talk about

life in the white house as well as let's move, her initiative for kids. if you were going to play hooky, this was the day to do it. >> we're here and a trooper too, our storm 4 trooper, meteorologist veronica johnson. are we going to get you back indoors ton in the. >> reporter: i suppose so. i told you two yesterday, i said, who's taking the day off, right? >> that's right. as you can see, we're here. >> me too, right. hopefully there are a few folks out there that got a chance to take today off. it's really nice out here. you can get by with going short sleeves like me, until the wind starts blowing, it is going to be cooling down tonight. this will be the last of the warm air for the month. because we're rolling out of january and getting ready to start february. 65 degrees right now, your average for the end of january is 44 degrees. there's that wind. it's at 17 miles per hour right

now, it's out of the south-southwest, that will be good enough to give us more mild air tomorrow. 63 right now around mt. airy, 7 0 in culpepper, 68 around stafford and fredericksburg. pretty nice warm air all throughout the area. let's go ahead and take a look at your good night forecast, what you can expect over the next couch ilhours here. we'll drop down to the low and mid-50s by 9:00, and then down to 50 by midnight. there's a chance for a few showers coming our way tomorrow i'll give you the timing on that coming up in a few minutes. windy weather in south florida is fuelling a brushfire. 60 firefighters are battling the blaze. power to 700 homes in the area has been cut off. no evacuations have taken place

as of yet. two firefighters were rushes to the hospital with smoke inhalation. crews are hoping for a little rain. italian authorities have cut back the search for people still missing from that cruise ship disaster, the ship hit a reef. officials called off the search because conditions have gotten too dangerous for divers. however, search efforts will continue. 17 bodies have continued so far. 15 people are still missing. the ship contains thousands of gallons of heavy oil, and fears are building it could spilling. a new stand-off between park police and the occupy d.c. protesters, this time over the tent of dreams. the blue tarp draped over mcpherson's statue. protesters told police they would take the tent down if they

were awloud to camp there. which is not likely to happen. if police do decide too evict the protesters, police have to give them notice, and the protesters can contest the eviction. tracy wilkins has more. 3467 u.s. park police enter the camp. occupiers check tents to make sure no one was sleeping. they enforced the no camping rules on monday and are threatening to arrest anyone found sleeping. occupiers are waiting for the police to evict the group enmass. when police came this morning they weren't coming to kick them out. >> we can't allow stuff like this. we hope you'll come to compliance, and we're requesting you take the tarp down. >> reporter: police wanted the protesters to take down what they call the tarp of dreams. a tents like structure they put up yesterday afternoon over the

park's statue. what does the tarp represent? >> to us, it's the idea we can't sleep here. it causes us a lot of grievance because sleep is our time to we recuperate. >> reporter: a group of occupiers are at the federal courthouse in d.c. supporting a suit filed against the department of interior, seeking a temporary restraining order against the camping ban in force with police. >> we had a petition gathered in two days, a day and a half. so that the core decision is whether we'll be able to camp in the park, sleep in the park. >> reporter: tracecy wilkins, news 4. >> just a few minutes ago, a scuffle broke out in the park.

he's a retired d.c. resident who's tired of watching what's going on with police doing nothing about it. police stopped him from taking down the tent and took him away. it's unclear whether they will charge him. a decline in consumer confidence and home prices offset gains in the financials. at last check, the dow was down 18 pointses, the nasdaq was up 2. and the s&p 500 was up less than a half a point. stocks are still on track to have the best january showing since 19 9 7. we're counting down to super bowl 46. still days away. the spotlight on the big event is shining today. as jay gray reports, that means the super bowl gets super stran strange.

>> reporter: it's a right of passage for the players. >> people were grabbing me, shining lights in my face. >> this is what you work all year for. >> reporter: and it seems like just about everyone with a camera. media day at the super bowl is a different game. so many prayer rows and furry hats replace helmets. the ball is covered with mirrors and glitter, and the big guys get to do the dancing. for the players, it's a chance to unwind before putting all on the line. maybe not everything on the line. >> the last time i came out here, about 13 years ago. >> everyone's asking for bowl predictions. giants win, you cut your hair? >> no, no word on that. >> reporter: it's a chance to promote super sunday or your rock band? >> i play the base. i play the guitar as well. >> reporter: everyone seems to be looking for an edge. some crews use phones or

tablets, others are willing to mount a camera just about anywhe anywhere. >> see what you look like 3467 >> reporter: no, i -- i think it's too big. >> no? >> reporter: no. almost anything can on media team. for the teams, the fun is almost over. for the fans, the party is just starting. in indianapolis, jay gray, news 4. >> somewhere in that media crowd of thousands our own jim vance and dan helie. >> they have more on the scene and something that's never happened before. >> reporter: media day at the super bowl, this is my fifth one now, i can tell you the difference is, this time they let the public in. >> they said there's 7,000 fans,

people pay astronomical amounts of money to get in here. >> almost $500 from what i heard on tv. i wonder if they got their money's worth. >> was it crazy when you saw people from nickelodeon and spanish speaking televisions? they didn't have this the last time you were here? >> actually, they did. it's like the united nations here when you walk-through. >> thank you, guy. don't miss vance and hellie's live reports every day from indianapolis, all week long, can you watch the big game on sunday right here on nbc 4. we want to clarify a story we told you about yesterday about a chance to get free pizza from papa john's. papa john's is the official pizza sponsor of the super bowl. anyone who enroles in the company's online loyalty program

gets a chance to vote heads or tails in a coin toss. thursday the company will announce results of the vote, and if america's call is correct, loyalty members earn a free large one topping pizza and a two liter pepsi max. to sign up for that, head to papajohns.com. >> that's one way to get people to follow you on line? >> free piece zanczzapizza. coming up, the judges getting a boot from x factor. john legend surprises a bunch of local student notice district this morning. how you can find your perfect match by smelling his perfect match by smelling his dirty shirt.

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several stars are getting booted from a tv singing contest. the news comes a day after steve jones announced he won't be coming back next season. it's a shame but i can't complain as i've had a great time. no word on who their

replacements might be. john legend and the kennedy center have joined forces to honor the late marvin gaye. the program is called what's going on now. it was launched today. it asks people to share their thoughts on what's going on today with social issues. >> we have young people here today, young people across the country, who music still means something to. they can take the message of this music and the beauty of this music and bring it to life for a new generation. ♪ >> youngsters can participate in the program by uploading photos, video to the project's website. there is a link on our website.

coming up at 5:00 this afternoon, we'll explain how students can get free tickets to the john legend concert at the kennedy center in may. >> those songs have staying power, don't they? >> they do, indeed. an accidental e-mail leads to a lifetime commitment. a store where certain money is not welcome. >> and a new trend in dating puts your nose in charge of your dates, those are some of the stories sparking hot talk today. kane what is it that the nose knows? >> pheromones. it's something your body uses to attract other people. there's a woman in new york city who realizes pheromone dating could be a hot thing. listen to this and tell me if you would use this to find a significant other. three days before pheromone dating, they wear a t-shirt to

bed three nights in a row. you show up to a dating site and you put your shirt on a table. the shirts have numbers on them. number 17, no. number 18. number 19, definitely. at the end of the night, they see if anyone wrote down your number that you wrote down their number. if you did, you could have a pheromone match. you can be matched up on a chemical level with someone and your relationship could last very long because chemically you're the same. >> i've been wearing this for four days. >> you're a little ripe, kane. >> let me know what you think, if we're a match. >> what is it about e-mail.

you have to be careful who you send one too? >> you do. this is proof everything happens for a reason. this guy has a last name of salazar, he got an e-mail for a woman named rachel salazar, his name is rubin salazar. 9,000 miles apart, she lives in thailand. he got the e-mail accidentally, forwarded it on to her, think this was meant for you, they started communicating. eight months later they decided to meet in person, fell in love, they got engaged a week later, they're still married to this day, all because one person decided to accidentally put the wrong first name in to their e-mail. >> that's cool. surprised you don't hear more of it. >> yeah, it's because of those pheromones. >> the pheromone connection. >> a super market that still

takes cash payments. >> we put this on our web tight and our listeners called to weigh-in on this. isn't currency currency? we will no longer accept money out of undergarments. that's a texas supermarket. people were going in and taking money out of their brassieres. the store owners were so upset. if i were to take money out of my underwear right now. women take it out of their bra all the time. you don't want to carry a purse out to a nightclub. >> credit card, cell phone. >> the key is, you're seen taking it out. the store banned money coming from underwear. almost 50/50 listeners to the kane show this morning said no. >> put a sign up. you. >> turn your back, no one knows. >> pardon me for a moment, while

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our temperatures were running at 40 pngt 3 degrees. we're not in the top ten, but we're at least in the top 20. >> all right. we'll take that. we're looking at sunshine throughout the entire area. temperature is at 65 degrees. the air again very dry. i was outside earlier, a little bit of a wind blowing. the wind is out of the south-southwest, it's been strong enough today, there have been occasional -- higher gusts that have come through the area, that really boosted the temperatures, especially just north of us. 6 6 right now, hagerstown, maryland. martinsburg, west virginia 68. your good night forecast, we'll step it down to 52 degrees by

11:00 p.m. when the sun comes up tomorrow, clouds across the area. we are expecting a few light showers, maybe sprinkles between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. sprinkles, light showers, what we're going to see moving into the area south of columbus, ohio and around northern kentucky right now. that's the system we're going to start following. the bulk of tomorrow will be dry. it will be warm, it's just not going to look as pretty as today. thursday, there's a little area of low pressure early thursday morning. it will be passing just down to the south of us. showers probably for southern maryland and the area of low pressure continues on. we're going to cool it down just a little bit, not much. 55 to 50 degrees, increasing clouds. 39 to 40 degrees tomorrow morning. we'll take it up to 62 to 67

degrees, just as good as today with the temperatures but not so much the sky conditions. 5 3 your high on thursday, and then into the upper 40s for friday and saturday. right now we have a slight chance for showers on saturday. that's a system we've been watching for quite some time, it doesn't look like a big storm system, we'll talk about the rest of the weekend later. >> we'll see you then. still to come. prince harry opens up about the royal family. >> pizza

welcome back. here's what's making news at 4:30. mitt romney has a commanding lead in florida. newt gingrich is trying to find a way forward. this morning, he predicted the conservative vote will outnumber romney's totals. gingrich said the race is a

long, long way from being over. d.c. protesters are considering an order to take down their tent. demonstrators say they're not leading. authorities have called off the search for bodies in the submerged section of the cruise ship that ran aground two weeks ago in italy p.m. search efforts and other parts of the ship will continue. 17 bodies have been recovered, 15 people are still missing. stocks were mixed today at the closing bell, the dow was down 29 points, the nasdaq up about 2. the s&p 500 was up less than a point. stocks are still on track to have the best january showing

since 1997. next week, queen elizabeth will mark the 60th an verszry of the start of her reign. prince harry spoke to the bbc recently and shared his thoughts on his grandmother and her vitality. >> and you may be surprised to learn the prince's view on what keeps his grandmother going. >> reporter: in an interview with the bbc, prince harry reveals what he thinks is his grandmother's secret. her husband of 64 years, prince phillip. regardless of whether my grandfather seems to be doing his own thing, the fact that he's there, personally, i don't think she could do it without him, especially when they are both at this age. >> having prince phillip by her side has been the key to her reign. she's described her husband as her strength all these years. >> reporter: prince phillip is 90 years old and considered to

be in good shape for his age. two days before christmas he was rushed to the hospital with chest pains. he was released after being treated for a clogged artery. an awareness that his grandparents are doing much more than most. he says, these are the things that at the queen's age she shouldn't be doing, yet she's carrying on and doing them. phillip is always there, doubtfully a few steps behind but always there. this year will be busier with the summer olympics and the celebration of the queen's 60-year reign. the palace has confirmed the duke and duchess of cambridge have adopted a dog, a cocker spaniel, a middleton family favorite. some brazilian blowout

products will now come with warning labels. it is a popular hair straight thing treatment. two of the products release a significant amount of for malde hide gas. the wlabls changes are designed to settle a lawsuit filed against the company in california last year. a feud between two pizza shops in new york. the driver uses his jeep to drive up the sidewalk and slam into the side for veto's pizzeria. he's the former owner of pizza junction. police think fleckenstein got upset because the sign read now selling junction style pizza. he faces charges including reckless endangerment.

a trip to the jungle landed a couple americans face to face with a bunch of gorillas. john king, ii, his wife and their tour guide were trekking through southwestern uganda last month when these guys came into view. king sat still with his back toward the animals while his guide began rolling. for three minutes they groomed his hair and examined him closely. mountain gorillas are considered an endangered species with only 300 existing in the wild. this video is being used to promote gorilla conservation. a treasured piece of kennedy family history has changed hands. the main house of the kennedy compound has been donated to the edward kennedy institute for the u.s. senate. it will be open to the public

eventually. there's more to come on news 4 at 4:00. ♪ they keep me thinking that we almost had it all ♪ >> she's taken the last five months off. find out where adele will be performing live. a new list out today, the most desirable woman of 2012. the top 4 at 4:00

♪ we could have had it all rollin' in the deep ♪ >> she's nominated for six grammys and today we learned adele will be performing at the upcoming awards show next month. the 23-year-old has been off since undergoing vocal cord surgery last year. her album 21 is nominated for best pop vocal album. among her hits "rolling in the deep" is up for song of the year. she's a breakout star on tv's modern family, now, sophia begara is being dubbed the most desirable woman. she earned the top spot for her beauty and impeccable comedic timing. you wouldn't know by looking at her, she's been a mom for 20

years now. coming in at number two is kate upton, rooney mara, and rounding out the top four, miranda kerr. left off the list this year, perennial favorite jennifer aniston and angelina jolie. let's check out the deals of the day in groupon this afternoon. mom's organic market is offering $20 worth of organic groceries for just $10. >> let's check out the deal in georgetown, the cake and the frog for $20. you get $40 to buy custom made cakes. the cake and the frog is locate ed in northwest.

we go inside jcpenney's new bargain basement prices that eliminate having any sales. is david hasselhoff engaged again? don't miss foodies tonight at 9:00. we go into the kitchen at wolfgang puck's the source to learn how to make their famous dumplings. at 9:30, check out nonstop scene d.c. tips to transform your make-up, take it from day time to nighttime. a look that's ready for a night out

i guess we can't go through february like this, can we? >> i don't think so. for toda mild, doug just walked in and said, we have a new record in dulles, 66 degrees. the old record was 65. look at the warmth in miami, 77. would you guys want to be there, 77 degrees? >> sure. >> wow! >> 72 in new orleans right now, the only chilly air across the u.s. right now is up through the midwest, 39 degrees now, minneapolis, minnesota, and through the northern rockies. and, of course, all that mild air keeping the snow away from us. snow across areas of maine, snowing right now, they'll probably see more snow through wednesday night. have you snow cover on the

ground through the midwest and the rockies. there will be another system brewing right here in the rockies, and that system will be making its way eastward. they'll get more snow, we'll have rain the next couple days. there's the wind 17 miles per hour. from sunshine to a few clouds during the overnight, and by morning, some of us, especially just north of the area will see a few light showers or some sprinkles, but these are your morning temperatures from 38 degrees in manassas to 45 in d.c. not bad at all. tomorrow, just as mild as today, but with more cloud cover around, can you see a partly cloudy sky by the afternoon, it's not going to be nearly as pretty. i think when we get those showers, early morning there is a possibility of a little wind coming through. there it is, the showers early in the day. for thursday, most of that rain will stay just down to the south of us. let's go ahead and take a look at your four-day forecast. tomorrow 56. 5 3 for thursday. there's your rain.

a little cooler, and then for the upcoming weekend, your saturday and sunday right now, saturday made that change, we're dry on saturday, the high 47 degrees, 50 for sunday. right now sunday does carry a slight chance for rainshowers and close to 50 or around 50 for monday and tuesday of next week. tomorrow, nice by february standards. >> we have another day to call in, is that what you're say something. >> yeah. >> jcpenney is getting a big old makeover. >> she sure are. the changes include new pricing and new store layouts which start tomorrow. courtney reagan reports. >> reporter: jcpenney is getting a major makeover from pricing to merchandise to store layout, it's coming to a store near you beginning on february 1st. >> now we have a chance to work with someone who is just part of the fabric of america. >> reporter: the ceo revealed

the new strategy at biggest analyst meeting in company history. some of the changes? say good-bye to the endless barrage of jcpenney coupons flooding your mail and e-mail. jcpenney will have a three level pricing strategy, every day prices, month long values and best prices. >> we're going to have 12 eventses a year. we're respecting the customer. february she can come whenever she wants during the month and get the best price of the year on the things that are important that month. >> we're having a little problem with that video, but we can tell you that consumers are always looking for ways to save in these tough times, making the economy a hot button political issue for the gop candidates. >> tonight "nightly news" with brian williams will have team

coverage as florida decides who to vote for. a record setting day out on the harbor. is the fifth time really the charm for the former baywatch star? i'm wendy rieger, we're working on several developing stories for news 4 at 5:00. police got a big break after receiving an anonymous tip, we'll have a report. a peaceful afternoon interrupted at a d.c. library when a deer came crashing in. tonight at 6:00, media day in indianapolis, jim vance has the usual questions the players the usual questions the players were

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david hasselhoff may be officially off the market. the former baywatch star tweeted a picture of himself on bended knee while they were on vacation in australia. tried it again on the top of sydney harbor bridge. he has yet to say whether haley roberts has accepted. he's proposed to her several times before, but each time without a ring. the couple met a year ago, when roberts asked for his autograph. now to the water, more than 150 water skiers tried to break

a world record on friday. the goal was to stay on their skis for a full nautical mile in a run through a harbor. it took five miles of ski rope to pull it off. a katamaran was specially set up. whether a new record was set is expected in a few months from the guinness book of world records. still ahead, why the highway patrol is getting criticized for a chain reaction crash in florida. you can follow us on news 4 at 4:00 any time. follow us on twitter at plmuse. >> and jm handily.

police in montgomery county are searching for a group of men. a state police helicopter helped search a wooded area this morning. initially police were called after reports of a suspicious man lurking around cars. when police arrived, the men took off. we are now hearing the 911

calls made after sunday's deadly pileup on a florida interstate. the crash was triggered by fog and smoke from a brushfire. and there are questions today, serious questions about why the road was open at all. mark potter has more. >> reporter: authorities say heavy smoke from a wildfire mixed wi mixed with fog led to a horrific string of accidents in which several cars struck fire. terrified callers to 911 described one crash after the other. >> oh, my god. oh! oh, my god, what is going on? >> okay, we are getting help out there, okay. >> oh, my goodness. >> how many vehicles have been involved that you've seen so far? >> we cannot see, ma'am. this is the third one already. >> a few minutes later the same car described many more crashes as cars and trucks began to stack up on the highway. >> how many vehicles?

>> was that another one? >> yes, ma'am. >> how many vehicles now? >> 16. >> okay. >> do you see any fire? do you see anything like that? >> no fire. we can't see. >> we can hardly see hazards. >> rescue workers had to cut many of the victims from the wreckage. steven camp survived being hit twice and says he saw another driver get killed. >> it almost looked like a terrorist attack, you see the pain and uncertainty and despair on everyone's face. >> it's impossible to see. the haze is -- the smoke is very thick. >> reporter: as firefighters work to extinguish still burning hotspots, the florida highway patrol faced serious questions about why the highway was open sunday morning after being closed because of poor conditions earlier that day. >> the supervisor determined the conditions were improving and continued to monitor the roadway. based on the observations of the

troopers on the scene p.m. fhp made the decision to open the roadway. >> officials are trying to determine what caused the wildfire and whether it was arson. >> that was mark potter reporting. and that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. > . we're following several big stories right now, an arrest in the murder of a local activist missing for months. a deadly crash shuts down the bw parkway. and a measure to legalize same sex marriage in maryland gets key backing but still faces stiff opposition. police have made an arrest in the murder of lenny harris, an activist who disappeared from alexandria several months ago.

the break in the case appears to have come last week when an anonymous tip led cops to harris' body. darcie spencer is live in palmer park with the new developments for us. darcie? >> reporter: police are saying one arrest has been made, but they made it quite clear additional arrests are coming, and possibly as soon as today. we also know what the motive was behind the shooting death of lenny harris. they say the motive was robbery. the suspect was identified today as lin wood johnson. he's 49 years old and lives in oxon hill. he's been charged with murder. police say he did know the victim, lenny harp is, but they're not saying how. harris disappeared in december last scene at a rec center in alexandria where he lived. police were called to this well by an