county. right now, temperature of 38 degrees, those winds out of the northeast about 5 miles per hour. the temperatures are going to be key tonight, not for the rain or snow but for the potential for some ice. look where we are down around freezing, gaithersburg, frederick, over toward leesburg, back toward winchester, these are the areas that could see ice, especially on the secondary roadways. so you really want to be careful waking up and stepping out the door tomorrow there could be a few icy spots, i do not anticipate any problems on the major roadways, however. and speaking of lack of problems, i know one guy who is probably not seeing any out there right now that is pat collins. he is live out there in herndon. hey, pat. >> hey, doug. it's snowing out here, but as it hits the grass, as it hits the roadway, it turns into water. normally, if you say the word snow, if you whisper the word snow, people go rushing to the store. salt, scrapers, shovels, toilet paper, bread and milk.

but today, it was nothing like that. you know, a lot of people get salt or shovels or scrapers for the snow. holly, she bought paint. why? >> um, because i'm gonna be painting. >> inside? >> yeah. >> reporter: 2:08, the giant in the reston town center, here it comes, flakes, to the left of me, to the right of me, from the heavens above. not a lot but it is coming down. you bought bird seed? >> for the birds this bird seed. this is good bird seed. >> worried about the snow? >> not at all. we are not going to have hardly any. >> i won't be able to use my stick. >> you won't, not at all. >> reporter: just trying to get things started. let me help you to the store, watch your step. you know, you never know. >> that's true.

>> reporter: it is the little ones sometimes that can be the most dangerous, don't you think? >> yeah. >> reporter: it is gonna snow and you bought -- >> a light globe. >> reporter: well, that's what i think of when i think snow. light globe. >> light will work. yeah. yeah. >> reporter: you're not worried about this snow, are you? >> not at all. >> reporter: now for years, for decades, we have used this snow stick to measure accumulations all through the washington area. but tonight, we retire the old stick. and introduce to you the brand-new official pat collins snow stick. it has all the big storms written here right along the side of the stick. it's new, it's blue, and now, all we need is -- something to measure. jim and wendy? >> and only you get to hold it. it's one-of-a-kind, pat, so much history on that.

>> yes, it is official and we just can't wait to use it. soon, maybe. soon. >> fingers crossed. >> maybe not soon enough. okay. thanks, pat. >> all righty. today, a thinner-looking george huguely arrive ted courthouse for his murder trial, the former uva lacrosse player accused of killing his ex-girlfrie ex-girlfriend. today there was a twist in the case. julie carey joins us with today's developments including the defense's new theory about how yeardley love died. >> reporter: 24-year-old george huguely arrived to charlottesville courthouse, walked, restricted by leg shackles two days of jury selection complete, prosecutor david chapman laid out his first-degree murder case against the former uva lacrosse player. huguely is accused of killing his former girlfriend yeardley love. chapman told jurors of a

turbulent relationship between the two lacrosse players. he says the day of yeardley's death, both had been drinking. huguely, he said, quote, had been drinking virtually nonstop. it was around 11:45 that night, chapman said you that, love was napping in her bedroom, huguely burst in, kicking a hole in the door, scraping his leg and leaving his dna behind. chapman says it was a brief but violent confrontation, telling jurors she died of blunt force trauma to the head that caused brain injury. you are going to be able to see with your naked eye in autopsy photos. chapman says hoou s huguely fl love's laptop, throwing it into a nearby dumpster. prosecutors are able to piece together a profanity-laced e-mail sent days before in which he chastises her for being unfairful and then writes, "i should have killed you." in the opening statement, the defense attorney says that statement was an example of the drama between the two.

saysfrancis lawrence, she showed it to her friends. he wanted to make it out. everything about the terrible injury was unintended and up expected, said hoounlly's attorney. lawrence promised jurors he will bring in medical ex-sports say the bleeding on love's brain came not from being shake bine huguely but 30 minutes of cpr. defense expert also say that love died from a type of asphyxia after laying intoxicated, face down on her bed. both love's mother and her sister cried, wiping away tears shall as defense attorneys detailed their theories. lawrence concluded by telling jurors, at most this is a case of involuntary manslaughter, not

murder brian cuteny meant a 14-year-old dumb friis girl in a teen chat room last month. investigators say cuteny arranged to meet the girl in person for sex. police say one meeting was at the parking lot of forest park high school in woodbridge. a second meeting was at holiday inn in dumb fries. cuteny was taken into custody yesterday when police say he tried a third encounter at the high school. in bethesda, a man has died after being pinned against a wall by his own pickup truck this happened about 3:00 this afternoon on the 5300 block of albermarle street. the truck began moving and the man wasn't in it. officers say the victim tried to stop the truck, he got pinned against the wall by his vehicle. hundreds of arrests, dozens over guns taken off the streets in prince georges county, the result of a new initiative focusing on crime hot beds. news4's darcy spencer has more

on how it's working. >> reporter: dozens of guns were taken off the streets here in prince georges county in the month of january. some were used in violent crimes. another gun was recovered this morning after a carjacking at a walmart on branch avenue in clinton. the suspect took a cadillac pickup and crashed the truck during a chase. he was tracked down by a police k-9 hiding in a manhole. >> responded with a k-9 unit and helicopter, did a general search of the area where we ended up locating the suspect. as of right now, we know the victim of the carjacking was not injured. >> reporter: the arrest comes as police announce the results of their january crime initiative, more than 50 guns taken from criminals. >> guns that were recovered, used in armed robberies, everything across the board, whom sides, you name it. sending a clear signal to those out there who are thinking about doing wrong and who are doing wrong that we are gonna get. >> reporter: in january, police

working around the clock focusing on trouble spots made 551 arrest he is and recovered hundreds of thousands of dollars in pot, crack and pcp. >> i see a great difference in my community because we are one of the troubled communities. i'm pretty sure some of the guns they got they got out of suit. >> reporter: january 2011 got off to a violent start in the county with 15 homicides. last month, there were six. >> the beginning of 2012, we were committed and determined not to have the same january we had in 2011. and that was really the basis for the january initiative. >> reporter: police officials were not able to say how much the january crime initiative costs but they say it was well worth the money and getting these guns out of the hands of criminals. in palmer park, darcy spencer, news4. >> the initiative involved about 150 police officers them concentrated their efforts on communities inside the beltway. wendy? in decision 2012, rick

santorum is celebrating a clean sweep in last night's nominating contest in colorado, missouri and minnesota. the results came as a surprise in colorado where mitt romney was favored to win. santorum is positioning himself as the conservative republican. newt gingrich was not on the ballot in missouri and largely ignored all three contests. instead, launching an ohio bus tour ahead of the super tuesday primaries on march 6th. when we come right back on news4 at 5:00 tonight, a string of fires leads to allegations that montgomery county's ride-on bus is unsafe. a woman claims she had an affair with president kennedy when she was a white house intern. meredith vieira joins us with more on a story 50 years in the making. a college has stepped into controversy by selling the morning after pill in a vending machine. doug's back with the winter weather that still lies ahead in the forecast.

a live look at the companies in fairfax county now, where a mix of rain and snow is falling. everything that hits the ground appears to be turning to water so far but more winter weather is in the forecast. and that's why we bring doug right in to tell us more about that.

>> mm-hmm. these right by my old high school. >> yeah. yeah. mcdonald's where you had your birthday party. chuck e. cheese. >> hi, guys. >> so how was it out there? >> you know, we are looking at a little bit of rain and snow, this storm is pretty much shaping up what we expected, a little bit less in the way of snow totals to the north and west. i don't think anybody is going to see upwards of two inches, an inch to the north and west. most areas seeing rain of i-95 to the south and east. show what you is happening out there. first off a live shot, a mixture of rain and snow there but also a lot of fog. visibility has been reduced all across the area, some locations reporting visibilities as low as a half to three quarters of a mile, especially where it is snowing off to the north and west. northern montgomery county, tom curran got up this morning, taking pictures out of it by his house in northern montgomery county, light show coting there, still seeing snow and have seen light to moderate snow.

this is storm 4 radar now. i don't have it in rain/snow mode. i have it in regular mode. what we are talking about here is the precipitation, where it is the heaviest, montgomery county, all snow here in through fairfax county, leesburg, most of that is snow, you get into the rain, this area here much lighter as far as the rain goes. now take it into rain/snow mode for u you can see where that line is around the district, around the i-95 corridor, south and east. this has been all snow all day long, north and west looking at more snow, the snow coming to an end. watch what happens when we widen out here this is it. we told you this would not be a big storm. this one tops to move on by p the next swann much bigger storm system but for a different reason. talk about that in a second. first off, 38 out there now, winds out of the northeast, 5 miles per hour t is definitely on the chilly side across the area, 32, leastburg and gaithersburg. this is the area we could see icing, especially on the bridges and overpasses, the secondary roads, most of the plain roads

have been treated. not too worried about those, watch out overnight into tomorrow morning, could be slick spots, area of low pressure, quickly moving on out. tomorrow, starting off chilly but becoming quite nice. temperatures around average, 45 this time of year, see a temperature rising with that sunshine tomorrow, plenty of sun tomorrow, plenty of sun on friday, friday, also looking nice, but then we are looking at our next storm system, yes, this one will have a chance for some snow on saturday. but the snow's not the part to really think about here, it is the cold air. it is gonna get really cold this weekend, maybe some of the coldest numbers we have seen thus far this winter. areas of rain and snow, some moderate, low visibility you not much coming down though as far as accumulation is concerned. temperatures 32 to about 37 degrees. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy, a chilly start and watch out for that ice. 24 in some of the cooler suburbs to about 31 in the city. could see some icy problems that won't last long, temperatures rise into the 40s, plenty of

sunshine, cool but not too cold, winds out of the northwest 5 to 10 miles per hour. the next few days, beautiful day on friday, here comes the cold, 39 on saturday, 35 on sunday. i do think there is a good chance of seeing at least flakes on saturday, no accumulation. better chance on sunday of seeing windchills between 20 and 25 degrees all day long. most areas down into the upp upper -- rather lower teens sunday and monday morning chillier air coming in. a secret untold for 50 years a former white house intern says she had an affair with president kennedy when she was 19 years old. >> when you keep a secret and when you keep silent about something, you do it because you think it is keeping you safe, but in fact it is deadly. >> nbc's meredith vieira joins us live now from new york with more on the piece you will see only tonight on rock center with brian williams. meredith, the clip we just

heard, mimi alford described her secret as deadly. what sense did you get from her in terms of any guilt she may have felt over her allegation and did she talk about jackie kennedy? >> is interesting you ask that, she got very emotional one point in the interview, she said, you know, i wasn't a bad person. she wanted to make it clear that she wasn't some bad girl, she wasn't out to get anything. she wasn't looking for a job. she got caught up in what she refers to as a web, caught up in the aura of the president, just the charisma of the man. and regret? no. i don't think she regrets, when i asked her that specifically, it wasn't the affair she regretted, it was what it was. what she regretted was holding onto that secret for so long because it never allowed her to be herself and to truly deal with that relationship, which she understands in retrospect was very unhealthy and because of the fact she couldn't deal with it, she felt she went on to have a series of relationships

with men that were equally unhealthy. so unburdening herself was an important thing to do and a message she wants to get out to other people holding onto a secret. in terms of mrs. kennedy, i asked her if she felt guilt about the fact that she was spending time with the president, having sex with the president, she says she should have felt guilty but she didn't. she knows it was wrong, should have felt guilty but she did not. >> interesting. meredith, ask youed her about a passage in her book almost makes it seem like she was overpowered by the president. here is how she answered. let's listen to this clip. >> he was the president. he was this unbelievably handsome man, 45 years old, not overpowered physically that someone had grabbed me and made me do something that i wasn't really willing to do because i really think i was willi to do it. >> so how do we interpret that? that she was -- obviously it is

consensual, but how -- what's the take away from that? >> yeah, well, i think to her to this day it is a little confusing to her. i think she wants to make it very clear that had she said no, she really believes he would have stopped, that it was her decision not to say no. but yeah, overpowered, sure, in a different way, just by the fact here's this 45-year-old man, she's 19-year-old virgin. she is a very naive young woman. again, you know, this is four days into her internship. so, i think she has struggled with that moment and making that decision. but as she said, it was certainly not something that was forced on her and the next time the opportunity arose, she went ahead with it. so, that second time, she could have said no and she didn't. >> meredith, thanks so much t is great to see you and we look forward to seeing your report tonight. we appreciate it. stay tuned to nbc four for meredith's full interview with mimi alford, coming up tonight

on "rock center" with brian williams followed by "law and order svu." a man beaten by strangers and all caught on tape, now authorities provide clues what maybe the motive behind this attack. a major change in local airports, what it means. you might not have to take off your shoes or belt when you go through security. what is your workout? the routine that helps you get

burn a lot of body fat by doing 20 seconds of exercise. >> there is an interval workout that is the most efficient method of exercise. we checked it out and asked what's your workout? >> come on, you can do anything for 20 seconds, right? it is a high-intensity workout, off. five, four,. get your heart rate super high and do you this eight times and then you move on to the next exercise. three, two, recover. one benefit is when your heart rate gets so hi it never comes

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a fast forward through the headlines during opening statements in the george huguely murder trial, huguely beat yeardley to death after the two spent the day drinking, prosecutors say. but the defense says it was a case of involuntary manslaughter and argued that love was intoxicated and died of intoxication. rick santorum celebrating a sweep in colorado, missouri and minnesota. no delegates awarded in the races, but the wind does give

santorum's campaign a major momentum boost. winter weather back in town. a mix of rain and flurries falling in fairfax county that the house, most of what is hitting the ground turning to water. check with doug to see if it is going to stay this way for a while. stay this way right on through the rest of the rush hour, no worries as far as the major roads go, right on through probably 8, 9:00, most areas. starting to see temperatures fall down at or below the freezing mark. just off to the west. start to see that changeover to maybe icy roadways, secondary roads. here is what is happening on the radar now. one thing that happened here, this storm falling apart, continues to fall on to the north and west. stop this four, show you where the heaviest snow is coming in now. zoom into the area. a mixture of rain around the washington, d.c. area, flurries moving into northwest washington, bethesda, the heaviest snow in through montgomery county, rockville and up toward olney, ton see that there. temperature-wise, look at the numbers the north and west.

32, leastburg, frederick, gaithersburg. watch out, any areas that go below freezing, maybe around 10, 11, 12:00 tonight, we could see some problems on those roads. also see some icy spots in the roads tomorrow morning. not anticipating a lot of problem bus watch out for those icy spots. my full forecast again in 15 minutes. >> see you then, doug, thank you. tired of hassles at the airport, a new program to get travelers through airport security without a halls is on its way to our area airports, called the tsa precheck program. it is already in use at seven airports across the country. and this year, it's expanding to 28 others, including reagan national. erika gonzalez reports. >> reporter: wait in line and then prepare to be patted down, scanned and screened. with the tsa precheck program, you may not have to go through this anymore when you fly. after 9/11, the department of homeland security admits it did not have the information or

technology needed to identify travelers that pose the greatest risk. >> we recognize that all travelers are not alike and not all of them pose the same level of risk. >> reporter: so, last year, the dhs started a pilot program in seven major airports, approved prescreened travelers were give a green light to a fast lane, meaning many don't have to take off their shoes, coats or take off their laptops. >> this allows us to spend more time on those that we know the least about, only name, date of birth around gender, through secure flight or we know the most about because they are on terrorist watch list. >> reporter: now, the tsa precheck program is ready to be introduced in about 30 more airports in 2012, including dulles, reagan and bwi. >> i would sign up, in a heartbeat. >> reporter: but are you eligible? it boils down to two groups of people, frequent flyers at participating airlines and members of programs like myself

who have sentri or global access car cards. er erica gonzalez, news four. >> you may have to submit to random security czechs even if you are approved for the program. reagan national will start in march and dulles and bwi later in the year. marion berry is fine after reports of a health scare at the state of the district speech. the ward 8 councilman tells news4 via twitter that he was okay despite a report that he needed help walking out of last night's address. berry says he went out to different afterwards. the paramedics who were at the speech were not there for him. a pastor running for the d.c. council is leading a protest tonight against a speed camera he calls a trap camera. the camera is located in the 1900 block of branch avenue southeast. today, reverend bill bennett led a group of protesters in calling for the camera to be removed. bennett is running for the ward

7 council seat. he says the camera at the bottom of a steep incline is really a speed trap. he says it is targeting residents, particularly seniors, who can't afford to pay the $125 fine. >> we are out here to say today to say with all due respect to the effort to calm the traffic, there's a better way to do it than to put this undue tax on people. it's up just, we call upon the mayor, we call important incumbent council member do something to remove this unjust tax. >> now, d.c. police say all speed camera sites are chosen based on multiple factors. those include requests from resident and known speeding areas. they say motorists should obey the speed limit regardless of grade of the roadway. a battle involving maryland's criminal justice system is on the agenda for lawmakers in annapolis today. the debate is whether -- or when the state has to provide public defenders for people arrested. university of maryland law

professor doug colbert successfully sued in favor of requiring legal counsel for defendants at their earliest bail hearings. a bill before the state senate would allow a bit more leeway and only that they be given counsel during later hearings in front of a judge. >> we are proposing that the legislature follows the court of appeals which ruled every person's entitled to a lawyer at their first appearance. >> allowing the representation of an end gent defendant and personal attorney with them in court 15 to 18 hours after an avest a reasonable, constitutional alternative to the current state of the law. >> after today's hearing, the public defender bill will go to the full senate and the house for a vote. another bill introduced in annapolis today to help crackdown on home invasions, 24 home invasions were reported in montgomery county alone last year. and while related crimes like break-ins and assaults have

penalties, home invasions do no the legislation would officially make home invasion a punishable violent crime. chris gordon will have more on the proposed penalty and how one victim feels coming up on news4 at 6:00 tonight. there is a political tug-of-war between prince georges county and fairfax county and both competing to be the new home of the fbi. "washington post" columnist steven pearlstein fanned flames when he called fairfax county "piggy" about winning every last job and dollar of tax revenue. piggy, he says. fairfax county says they are trying to go after businesses that would revitalize the springfield area. prince georges county executive baker says it is his county's turn to cash in. >> if you look at what the government has said they are looking for in terms of availability around a metro site, the ability to be in a place that is going to expand, prince georges county has all of that. >> the fbi says it wants a

location that is close to metro and the beltway. it is planning to leave its current headquarters in d.c. in the next few years. when we come back on news4 at 5:00 tonight, instead of candy or soda, a college decides to sell the morning after pill in vending machines. and a rash of bus fires has some people saying that montgomery county's ride-on bus is not safe. also strangers beat a man on the street.

our wednesday's child this

evening is a 14-year-old who has a lot of aspirations for his future. >> tyrell loves karate. he says the sport has helped him gape the confidence to pursue many of his dreams and one of those dreams is finding an adoptive forever family. >> here is news4's barbara harrison. >> when i first started, i started with no belt, then i started with belt and then i started with gold. >> reporter: 14-year-old tyrell says when he discovered martial arts, it changed his life. >> nice to meet you. i'm master smith. this is master woodson. >> reporter: the team at on the mat in bethesda welcomed tyrell for his first visit there they invited him to show a little of what he has learned and started with a stud tent pledge, tent p tenets of tae kwon do. he has tried to incorporate these in his daily life, in foster care almost his entire life and says the practice of

karate and tae kwon do got his life going in a positive direction. the discipline he learned in his first classes got him interested in doing well in everything he does. >> he loves to do chores and he loves school answered is also very shy in the beginning but then he warms up to you and he is talking to you. >> give me one more and let's reset. >> what's your favorite subject at school? >> math. >> are you good at math? >> yes. >> what kind of grades are you making? >> making as. >> reporter: not all as, he says, but he is hoping one day to be on the honor roll, a goal inspired by his teacher who first introduced him to the art of karate. two and one. open. >> how are you? >> were you surprised to see him? >> yes. >> how long has it been? >> one year -- been a year. >> did you see a lot of changes over the period that you were working with him? >> yes.

a lot of accountability. >> he was great receptive to structure, very receptive to discipline and setting some goals. >> he showed off some of his skills to master andrew who rewarded him with a black stripe on his gold belt. >> congratulations, sir. [ applause ] >> the team from on the mat had some gifts, too, for tyrell. congratulations. barbara harrison, news4 for wednesday's child. >> what great kid u if you have room in your home or heart for tyrell and another child who is weight, please call our special adoption hotline that number is 1-88-2-adopt me or visit our homepage, nbcwashington.com. up next, you know those facebook photos you thought you deleted, they could actually stick around for years and years. plus, doug's back on the winter weather that we still have in store, folks. and coming up in sports, dan

the fbi is now investigating this beating of a young man in atlanta as possibly a hate crime. 20-year-old brandon white was walking out of a grocery store over the weekend. a group of men yelled anti-gay slurs and then started beating him, as you can see here. the whole thing recorded on the store's surveillance cameras and posted online. white says he didn't know his attackers and now he fears for his life. >> the scars went deeper than anybody would know the physical

pain, i can get over that my thing is who is to say they won't come after me again? who is to say they won't even try to kill me. >> white says he is currently staying with family and hasn't returned to that area where it happened there have been no arrests so far in this case. are montgomery county's ride-on buses dangerous? one of them caught fire yesterday, the latest in a string of fires on the public buses. news4's melissa mollet joins us from the rockville metro station with more on the investigation that's now under way. melissa. >> good evening to both of you, talking about the shorter ride on buses, probably seen them, perhaps even ridden on one. montgomery county has 46 in their fleet, at any time, 23 are actually on the roadworking. one driver, one mechanic we spoke with the county today says even one on the road might be too many. >> need to actually be pulled off the road immediately. >> reporter: melvin ransom has been driving a ride-on bus for

24 years. frank has been a mechanic for the past ten. >> they were junk from jump street and shouldn't have been purchased, they are problematic. >> reporter: fire fives on championship buses, the first in 2009 and in the past 17 months, another four. the latest during tuesday morning's commute in white oak, one on december 27th in glenn echo, another the year before and one in silver spring no one has been injured. the first of the five fires was caused by a brake problem, the next two by issues inside the engine compartment, the fourth fire, an issue with the circuit breaker. the fire that happened on tuesday though still under investigation. >> let me put it this way, we don't put unsafe buses on the street. >> reporter: david dice, the director of the department's department of general services says there is a difference between buses that need a chronic repair and bus that are unsafe. he took the fleet out of service, he says these latest incidents are isolated. >> as far as we can tell, those problem were not the result of a

problem characteristic of all of the models. >> reporter: the union says they feel the county is being reckless, ignoring the safety of drivers and passengers. >> this particular administration, unlike past administrations, they can't accept their mistakes and they are slow to undo their mistakes. >> reporter: county plans to replace the buses within the next 18 months, still the union is worried about what happens in the meantime. >> mr. leggett, would you please take these buses off the road? >> the county has inspected all 23 in-service champion buses since yesterday's fire. they tell us they are going to continue their investigation, hope to have some answers some time next week. of course, with enwe get those answers, we will pass them along to you, live in rockville, maryland, melissa mollet, news4. >> melissa, thank you. bad news for facebook users who think they have deleted photos from their page. a website says 3 billion unwanted feet trees still online. the site claims it first reported this problem in 2009.

users were deleting unwanted pictures from their facebook main page but the picture could be viewed if someone had a direct link to that photo. facebook says the problem is an older storage system that will be completely phased out within the next two months. whoops, still checking here to make sure. >> there is some uggo pictures lon for sure. >> doug is indoors at the storm center. tell us about overnight, doug, how concerned are you about ice? >> a little concerned. on the concern-o-meter, between 1 and 10, 10 the most concerned, a 3 or 4 especially the north and west of washington. that is where we have seen the most precipitation. that is where we have seen very light accumulation and any of that that could melt the next few hours may actually refreeze as the temperatures drop below freezing. take a look and show what you is happening out there now, storm four radar pick up the snow and rain very well now, coming through washington as rain for the most part, snow in through montgomery county, we will go ahead and stop this for you,

seeks actually where that rain/snow line is just to the north and west of i-95, still snowing through loudon county and portions of montgomery county, around gaithersburg, but not expecting much more and really not expecting much more in the way of accumulation. what to expect tonight and tomorrow, snow and rain, taper off after the evening rush and mostly just wet roads until late tonight. that's when we could see the temperatures go below freezing and we talk about swaurks driveways and parking lots, could be a little slick in the morning, i am not concerned at all about the major roadways. i think they should be fine. but look at the temperatures, down 25 in frederick, 25, leesburg, 24 back towards martinsburg, even under the freezing mark in washington, temperature of 31, i do expect to see some ice out there, be careful tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon no such problems, have plenty of sunshine today tomorrow, high temperature close to 45 degrees. then friday, friday is looking good and then a whole lot of cold air moving in just in time for the weekend. talk about that at 6:00. >> look out.

thank you, doug. all right, dan and rever are down at verizon center, the wizards are hoping to get on a streak. am i right? >> wouldn't you know, guys, just as we are getting ready to start talking, they decide to check out the sound system t is the wizards and is the new york knicks tonight. trevor price joining me here for what we are hoping is going to be a good game. >> we are hoping. >> the knicks are without a couple of the big guys, right? >> carmel locker the biggest guy. >> amarry. >> second biggest guy. >> have jeremy lynn, by the way, the new hottest player in the nba. >> that kid is gonna be a superstar no doubt about it. >> from harvard. so here's what we have in the wizards. we have a team coming off a win they scrapped and clawed, something they have not done all season. here is what head coach randy whitman had to say about an overtime victory against toronto. >> we just got to stay -- understand why we played that -- the way we did last night. it just didn't happen. it just wasn't one of those magical nights were all of a

sudden we made it happen and john started it with his energy lev levelize told you last night, you almost had to jump on that boat our get behind. >> talk about one of the fastest players in the nba. i know you love this guy. >> you know what i think you have to love him, you have to watch the way he plays and how fast he runs. he might not give the greatest of effort at times but when he does, i think he is one of the better ones. i think with john, you have to say the p-word, potential. he is getting better. there is no doubt about it. any time you're a top ten assist in this league, i think you are seeing what the growth can be. the thing about john wall, this is only his second year so he is basically a college junior. it takes four or five years for guys like him to really get going, especially at a position like point guard. >> true, but a lot of point guards who came out in freshman year like derek rose suck seeding. my problem with john wall, his scoring is down, avist down, his

turnover are up and your point guard shooting 7.7% from three-point range. not saying he is not going to be a very good player but i think he regressed this year. >> not saying he has regressed, i think he progressed in other areas like defense. toronto last week, two assists -- sorry, two steals, two blocks. that is not dwight howard numbers but better than most point guards are doing on day-to-day basis, night in, night out in the nba. >> other thing about the wizards driving me crazy this year, seemingly talked about this night in, night out, guys like mcgee, he has all the potential in the world. when you look at john wall and you look atoff veil mcgee, two of the most talented players in the league. the dunk off the backboard earlier. >> i thought it was awesome. >> you thought it was awesome. you were a showman. that was in a loss, the other night against toronto, running back on defense after a terrible shot and then takes him about five seconds to realize, oh,

wait, hey, we are still on offense, guys. >> here is the thing. i think what's gonna happen, this team is in a rebuilding mode, they have been in a couple of years, what's gonna take place is if you cannot co-exist with john wall, you are gone. i think that is gonna happen. you have to start somewhere, starting from scratch over and over and over again. four guys can run like him, play the way he plays, so he feels better. >> you like jan vesely. the knicks tonight and hear from another hustler, a scrapper, a guy that we hope will be on the team a long time, trevor booker, who played at your old school, collegeson. he is going to be tigers, wizards coming up at 6:00. guys? after the bre

shippensburg university in pennsylvania is now making the morning after pill available to students in an unusual way. >> the school has put plan b, as that pill is called, in a vending machine. as erika tar ran tall reports, the students asked for it, but not everyone likes it. >> reporter: in place of soda, chips and gum, the options here

are condoms, cough drops and now the emergency contraceptive, plan b. this vending machine can be found tucked at the end of a quiet hallway in the health center on the shippensburg university campus. >> to be able to walk up to a vending machine and just get that, get a pill like that, you -- it is just ridiculous. >> reporter: despite some negative feedback now, it was the students who requested the so-called morning after pill be available for purchase in this way. dr. roger sur you can the vice president of student affairs, says the student association conducted a an interest sur stay in 2008 and 500 of 6500 students participated with overwhelming support. >> so we decided to use a vending machine back in our self-care clinic which dispenses other things as well and that is a way with could allow convenience for students, also allowed privacy for students. >> reporter: plan b is sold over the counter to anyone over the age of 17. according to the school, all students on campus meet that age requirement and people do need

to check in to gain access to the health center. the price for the one-step dose is $25. an annual health fee of $150 must be paid by all health students but dr. sur says none of that money goes toward the cost of the pills. >> there's no fee money in there, if i'm a student paying a health fee, if i'm morally posed really involved in this that's real key. >> reporter: nurses are available for students with questions and already hundreds of doses have been sold, still there are vocal critics. >> i don't think it should be sold on campus. i do know it is sold in rite aid and walmart and cvs but i don't think it is on campus because it is just promoting unsafe sex. >> reporter: erika tar ran tell, news4 new york. >> that is it for news4 at 5:00. >> stay right there news4 at 6:00 starts right now. day one of testimony in a

high-profile murder trial and tonight, the defense reveals a new theory into the death of university of virginia lacrosse player yeardley love. a number of fires on some local ride-on buses are raising concerns and questions about the safety of those vehicles. a shakeup in the race for the white house. rick santorum whips big in last night's gop contest as a controversial health care issue dominates the campaign. good evening, i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. light snow and rain across the region, no real problems on our roads but the threat isn't over yet. chief meteorologist kammerer is checking the conditions for us outside. hi, doug. >> hi, doreen. right now, dealing with light rain across the area, definitely a cold rain, i like to say, a lot of you do, too going to be cold, just snow, many of us are seeing the snow to the north and west of washington, from washington south and east though, this has been mainly a rain event. check and show what you is