house. more than a quarter of the delegates needed for the nomination are up for grabs and candidates are pounding the pavement in the battleground states. a big day across the country and here in virginia. >> first up today we begin with breaking news out of prince georges county, regarding that councilmember clocked speeding but let off with a warning. she was clocked driving at more than 100 miles an hour on the beltway. police tell us she wasn't charged because the officer's speedometer wasn't calibrated. tolls will be charged with reckless driving, fined $510 and getting six points on her license. at this point the police chief is holding a news conference. we will bring it to you as soon as it comes in to news 4. super tuesday, the biggest day so far in the republican

presidential race. 11 states, including virginia are holding nominating contests. >> the must win state, ohio, and latest polls there show mitt romney and rick santorum are in a dead heat tonight. steve handlesman is in columbus with the latest. >> super tuesday voters turned out in massachusetts, virginia, georgia. in tennessee. and in ohio. of the 11 states holding contests today, ohio is the most watched. in this swing state, many republicans are unenthusiastic and most are split between the two leading candidates. >> i voted for mitt romney. >> mitt romney, because of his business experience. >> people aren't feeling there's a strong person at all. but i think santorum could pull it out. >> can he beat mitt romney in ohio. the pressure is on rick santorum. >> as you may know, this is a somewhat important day in my life today. >> he went to washington, spoke

to the largest proisrael lobbying group. >> under a santorum administration, we would find no gap between israel and the united states. >> mitt romney appeared via satellite talking tough on iran. >> i'll be ready to engage in diplomacy. i will be just as ready to engage our military mite. >> that's a swipe at barack obama's caution about war with iran. the president had a comeback. >> good luck tonight. ron paul hopes for good luck in today's caucus states like alaska. down in georgia. >> i like the boldness of newt gingrich. >> gingrich needs a breakout win in tennessee. rick santorum does too. first and foremost, santorum needs to take ohio. to keep mitt romney from a super tuesday near sweep. >> six wins or more, including a win here in the state of ohio

could finally establish romney as the undisputed republican front-runner, steve handlesman, news 4, columbus, ohio. >> the polls are open in virginia at this hour. registered voters of both parties are allowed to vote in this primary, their choices are limited. megan mcgrath has that story. >> reporter: no line when polls opened at thorough middle school in vienna this morning. only four people cast ballots in the first hour of voting. >> that didn't take long at all? >> no, i was the first one in line. >> are you surprised how quiet it is? >> definitely. >> turnout for the republican primary is expected to be light. that's because there are only two candidates on the ballot in virginia. mitt romney and ron paul. newt gingrich and rick santorum did not meet requirements for signatures. for some it made no difference. >> the one i wanted to vote for was on the ballot.

it didn't affect me that much. >> if you don't have the wherewithal or the organization to get on the ballot, you shouldn't be president. >> i think virginia probably should have let them on. i mean, it wouldn't have done any harm. they're major candidates. i don't know, but it's the law. >> reporter: even with a short ballot, election officials are encouraging people to come out and vote, the polls will stay open until 7:00 tonight. in alexandria, megan mcgrath, news 4. >> although newt gingrich represented georgia in congress for more than 20 years, virginia is his home state of record now. however, neither gingrich nor his wife calista will be voting in the primary today. their spokesman told nbc news when faced with a choice between ron paul and mitt romney, they couldn't pick either one. stay with nbc 4 and nbcwashington.com for super tuesday coverage all through the night. a mess to clean up in largo,

maryland this afternoon. a dump truck was traveling on route 202. the driver tried to make a turn to white house road -- on to white house road. he realized he wasn't able to complete that turn. to make sure he didn't crash into other cars, he drove straight through a guardrail and stopped just before a creek. the driver avoided other cars and was not injured. >> across parts the south and midwest, cleanup efforts continue tonight in the wake of the deadly string tornados. 40 people in five different states died when strong storms ripped through their communities. a total of 46 separate tornados have now been confirmed. the storms also ravaged countless homes, businesses and schools. insurance claims for the storms could top $2 billion. a kentucky woman who witnessed the storm firsthand released new video from friday. it shows her praying for the powerful tornado to leave.

>> lord, take this away from us. >> reporter: charlotte hall suggests you watch this. >> that's going to be big. >> take it away from us, lord. >> reporter: from the front door of her home. >> i was standing right there. -- >> reporter: she watched the massive cloud form friday. >> as it got larger and larger, that's when i began to pray. >> reporter: what with passed over her house was just the beginning a monster of a storm that would churn its way into a ef-3 tornado. >> it would lift and come back down. i kept praying. >> reporter: she knew better than to stay there, but she refused to leave until it did. >> i've been through many storms in my life, and i was like, god, you're going to take this. and i knew he would. >> the storm moved into west liberty and marked a deadly chapter in the small town's history. charlotte was born and raised there.

>> i had no idea it was going to go into that town. i've been praying every night since the end. there's been devastation. >> lord, take this away from us. >> reporter: charlotte says the need now is even greater. >> back close to home tonight. new crime stats are out today, they pinpoint the most dangerous metro stations in our area. topping our list, 67 crimes in 2011. those stations with nearly no trouble last year were mainly in virginia, they include clarendon, and eisenhower. the rankings were with based on crimes metro considers most serious, including robbery, rape, assault and auto theft. >> we analyze it, look for trends. we adjust our resources according to those trends. you're going to see movement

constantly. >> crime on the rail remains high. crime in parking lots and on buses are at a five-year low. the data will be presented to metro's board later this week. the fbi is stepping up to find a retired agent in iran. they're offering a $1 million reward for his safe return. robert levenson disappeared on a business trip to iran. as of friday, he will be missing for five years. there's evidence he's still alive and being held by kidnappers. this morning, fbi director robert mueller and levenson's wife along with dozens and current former agents announced at ward at a press conference here in washington. >> we in the fbi will continue to do all that we can to ensure bob's safe return to christine and their family. >> knowing that bob is being held against his will and not being able to help him, has been extremely difficult for our

family. there are no words to describe the nightmare my family and i have been living every day. >> the fbi also showed photos of what levenson probably looks like now after being held for so long. he worked for the fbi for 22 years. turning now to the weather. it's chilly out there, but it is sunny. >> yeah, and we're hoping some that sunshine will warm us up in the days to come. how about it. >> it will do just that, guys. for today, not bad. you may say some super weather for super tuesday, with that sunshine we have outside. look at the numbers this morning. we started out cold, folks, real cold in the low 20s. 29 degrees in d.c. most of those locations in the outlying suburbs, 21 the start. that made it the coldest start since february 12th when we started out at 23 degrees. across the area, sunshine, we're at 49 degrees right now, not too bad with a southwest wind, it's at 11 miles per hour right now. a little bit of a breeze out of the southwest.

that's exactly what's going to help to warm us up over the next couple days. 49 right now this afternoon, just after 4:00, lees burg at 48. same thing in prince georges county. 51 in fredericksburg. no clouds, those are up in pennsylvania. you have to look all the wray to the west in missouri and arkansas to see the cloud cover. when i come back a little later, we'll talk about where our next weather system is, and when it's going to bring us the next chance rain. until then, we're getting back to april. there's your fast forecast, we'll talk temperatures with your seven-day forecast in a couple minutes. stocks logged one of their biggest losses in three months today. fears about the global economy, and the status of the impending bailout in greece helped trigger the slide. the dow is down about 204 points at a level of 12,758. the nasdaq off 40 at 2,910. a group of expert hackers is

behind bars right now because of their ring leader turning against them, and secretly becoming an informant for the fbi. five people were charged in federal court in new york. for allegedly targeting gots and corporations all over the world. court papers say the ring leader hector monseigneur was already pleading guilty. authorities say this marks the first significant prosecution of major internet hackers. when news 4 at 4 continues this afternoon, ellen must have been watching hot talk with kane last week. >> students with more than 90 credit hours. >> i love that video so much i thought we should meet her. >> remember that awkward moment? here what the girl caught on camera is saying now about her unwanted 15 seconds of fame. one pricy piece of chicken. a woman says she saw one of the

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two of the biggest names in tennis and one in golf, a rising star put on quite a show for a crowd at madison square gardens. this was a that arity match. so she called in boyfriend rory

mcelroy and in a jeans and sweater, he wins a point when sharapova hit his lob wide. when asked if he was surprised? he said he won a few off caroline too. somebody bought a 3-year-old mcdonald's chicken mcnugget off ebay and paid $8,000 for if. the woman put the bite sized mcnugget on sale because it looks like george washington. the sale was a fund-raiser to help send 50 children to summer camp. was ellen watching news 4 at 4:00 last week? sing us a song. you're the piano dog. kane of hot 99.5 is here.

we're going to start with a video that speaks for itself. here it is. ♪ >> this is one of the most trending videos on our website today. the piano playing dog. there's something about animals and playing instruments that's absolutely huge, ever since piano cat started a few years ago. >> if have you any pets at home right now, they want to sing along with rundy. they're going bananas today. >> he's right on key. then there's the robber who turned around andp asked his victim out on a date? >> how flabbergasted would you be if you were this guy's

victim. so john lives just outside of pittsburgh, he met a woman that was getting off a bus, a stranger, robbed her for $60, and asked for her phone number. she didn't know why, she was scared so she gave it to him. five minutes after the robbery, she gets a phone call from a number she didn't recognize. that was our friend john asking if she had had a boyfriend and if she was willing to go out on a date. what do you do? you're smart, you say yeah, let's meet up. she showed up with the police. he was arrested. >> that's nerve. >> yeah, is nerve. hot 99.5 was the center of a fan frenzy for a new boy band? >> on friday, we had one direction in. this was a little bit of what was outside of our building on friday fans hiding under cars in our parking garage.

calls from doug kammerer on our cell phones begging for tickets. this is something we love to do. here's the thing, if you can't get into stuff like that, we have facebook chats. and monday adam lambert will be with us, you can chat with him on our facebook page. an unbelievable time with the boys of one direction. they're unbelievably hot right now. >> your parking lot was rocking? >> it was. kammerer no more under the cars. remember this awkward moment we talked about last week, when a student at a florida my college station, a gator no less, wondered if ellen was watching this in the background because she featured the woman on her show yesterday. she calls her a one man band multijournalist. she was in the background looking a little startled. >> still one of the most trending videos in washington, d.c., as well. now she's getting offers for shows as well. >> i'm walking to the printer in

my edit world and i see a bright light. and then i start seeing faces coming into focus around the light. and the first face i see closest to the light is the face of the camera operator, and he's looking at me and he's going -- >> brilliant. >> absolutely love it. she looks cute. i like her all made up and on ellen. >> she's not scared there. >> no, not at all. she got over 500,000 hits by the way. >> tickets to jamaica? >> yeah, tomorrow morning at 7:05. you could win a strip to jamaica and you could enjoy the embarrassment of a father that pranks a mother over their child's sweet 16. >> always keeping us entertained. they were rocking. >> very good. can he tickle the ivories? that's the question.

>> thanks, kane. the richest of the rich, a new list of names of the world's wealthiest people. backlash today following comments kirk cameron made about same sex marriage. other celebrities and gay rights activists are firing back. who needs to tackle when you have a taser? the new sport that has

for get tackles, tasers are the primary defensive tactic in a new sport that just held its first international tournament in thailand. it's a little like football or soccer, plus stun guns. the object is to get a ball into another team's goal, and each player is equipped with a stun gun which they're allowed to use on any opponent in possession of the ball. these stun guns are not as powerful as the ones used by police. that's a good thing. >> they're really low voltage. you just get a little twitch. nothing really affects you long term or the nervous system. nothing really affects your vital organs, especially your heart. >> just a twitch.

most of the players played professional football. they hope to grow from the current 14 teams to international leagues. >> did we say anywhere in the story that it was guys playing that. >> that's what we do. >> but we all like to play in the sunshine. >> yeah, and this isn't just a weather clicker. it's a clicker to get jim to pay attention. >> you picked up the voltage on that? >> yes, i did. just for today. it's going to be easy to pay attention today. as we've been advertising, a little bit of a warmup, and it's coming. so be patient. we've been going through the cycle every couple days where we get a little blue because it's going to get a little cool. and then we smile and perk back up, we know the warmup is coming. today, 49 degrees, that's better than yesterday by a few degrees. southwest wind at 11 miles per hour, helping to warm us up. let's check on some of the other temperatures up to the north, 46 degrees, only in gaithersburg,

we have 50 in rockville, 49 in resten. not too bad. for your evening forecast. you're going to need a jacket for sure, it's going to be chilly. 46 by 5:00 p.m. 42 by 7:00 p.m. a starry sky, a clear sky for us. 37 degrees by 11:00 p.m. probably some of the outlying neighborhood into the low and mid-30s by then. a few clouds drifting through the maryland pa border today. some high clouds, overall, we have clear skies throughout the area, chilly, quiet evening for us. we get the sunshine back tomorrow. there's wednesday at 7:00 a.m. that southwesterly wind will be allowing more and more warmth to get into this area by thursday. temperatures near 70 degrees, we'll start to pick up clouds late in the day. there's your rain ahead of the cold front. that should stay well to the west of us outside of maryland, i think. a dry day for thursday, with the

mildest temperatures of the workweek. for the evening, we're mostly clear. chilly sunsets at 6:07. the wind out of the south at 10 miles per hour. another cold start for us. maybe a few degrees higher than this morning, still, 25 to 34. it's nippy, sun coming up at 6:31 for your afternoon. sunny, breezy and milder, and feeling a lot like april. time to smile again, right? mid-60s for your temperatures, it's a little breezy. the wind a little breezy too for thursday. very mild, best day out of the workweek. high temperature on friday. we're talking about rain that will be moving in. it could be as early as the latter part of the morning rush. from 50 to 58 degrees your friday temperature is not bad at all. we cool off and the first part of the weekend into the 30s with a high of 50 degrees. we'll take a look at the second half of the weekend coming up in a couple minutes. still to come at 4:00. the woman with 336 million

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welcome back, everybody at 4:30. i'm jim handly. >> here's what's happening at there 40hour. voters in 11 states are casting ballots in 11 states. polls are open until 7:00 tonight. rick santorum and newt gingrich failed to qualify. also happening right now, a councilmember charged with reckless driving after being clocked driving faster than 100 miles an hour on the beltway. just moments ago, the charges announced against karen tolls. the officer who had pulled tolls over last week issued only a warning. news 4's pat collins will have a live update at the top of the hour. >> robert mueller made a public plea today for the safe return of a former fbi agent who vanished in iran on a business

trip. mueller said the fbi is now offering a million dollar reward for information that leads them to robert levenson. friday marks the fifth anniversary of his disappearance. just now, stocks scoring their biggest losses in months today. the dow sliding 203 pnts to close to 12,759. the hp hp s&p 500 is off by about 20 points. hazmat crews are investigating a suspicious powder. found inside a pizzeria. this is the live picture from the scene. d.c. firefighters and the fbi are currently on the scene. we'll have more on the story as it develops. busy location, busy time of day too. an 81-year-old rhode island woman has won the third largest

powerball jackpot in history. >> $9 in tickets won her nearly $340 million. >> reporter: 81-year-old louise white had her powerball jackpot check made out to the rainbow sherbert trust. >> i'm very happy, and i'm very proud. this will make my family very happy. we are truly blessed, thank you. >> reporter: that's all the woman of few words would say at the news conference in cranston, leaving specifics to her attorneys who say she bought the ticket hours before the drawing february 11th, and reacted predictably after it. >> it was my understanding they were all jumping for joy. >> white socked away the winner in the safest place she knew.

>> it was in her bible for the first night. and i think they slept with the bible. >> reporter: it's the third largest powerball jackpot in history. which she's chosen to take as a lump sum of $210 million. no one expecting her to be changed by it. >> salt of the earth. anyone who takes a lottery ticket and stores it in a bible, you know is a good person. >> reporter: her odds at winning were not so good, one in 175 billion. chris clackum nbc news. >> now, white's powerball win was also the largest jackpot in rhode island's history. who says craving sweets is a bad thing. things are back to normal at george washington university today. a scare happened around 9:30. the alert warned students than a man possibly armed with a gun was spotted running toward campus from the white house. the library was evacuated and

nearby student housing locked down. police searched the library and campus, but they found nothing. opening statements are underway in the trial over virginia tech's response to the deadly 2007 campus shooting. the families of julia pride and aaron peterson are suing the school for $100,000. peterson's parents live in fairfax. today the family's lawyers said pride and peterson both got timely e-mail alerts about a possible gunman on campus in 2006, but the university waited to tell the entire campus after finding the first signs of the shooting. virginia tech's president is expected to testify tomorrow. president obama today is skpra expressing sadness at the death of a new jersey congressman. he was a former chair of the congressional black caucus. paine announced to his constituents last month that he

had been diagnosed with colon cancer. he underwent treatment here in washington, but returned to new jersey on friday after and died early this morning. congressman donald paine was 77 years old. we now have a better glimpse at the sailors who lost their lives aboard the civil warship uss monitor. at the navy memorial today, scientists unveileded faces of two men found in the wreckage. experts used skeletons to make models of what the men would likely have looked like. there's hope decendents would not recognize them. the moniker sank 150 years ago off of cape hatteras killing 16 people on board. forbes magazine is known for putting out an annual list of the richest people in the world. now bloomberg is releasing a list of its own every day. as of today, nine of the richest

people on the planet are americans. thigh are from the sam walton family. they own walmart, of course. oracle executive larry ellison is on the list. warren buffett comes in third on the list. bill gates is second. carlos slim is 72 years old and a telecommunications tycoon in people co. when the stock market closed yesterday he lost a little over 135 million in a day, but he's still the wealthiest for now. >> miss white could loan him. she has twice that. still to come, trading up, if you're planning to snag the new ipad as soon as it's released, you could get some cash for your old ipad if you act fast. her parents thought she had

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owners of the older versions of the ipad are scrambling to sell or trade their tablets. selling now means more money in your pocket. the first generation ipads are selling for between 120 and $200. ipad 2s are selling for 200 to $300. but those prices are expected to dip as soon as apple unveils the

ipad 3. good deals for foodies in our area. i'm thinking we could cash this in for 300 bucks before we do that, right? on living social pay $15 and 30 for food and drinks at ice house cafe and oyster bar in herndon, virginia. >> on groupon, it's all about italian grubb. pay $20 and get 40 for food and drinks. on the menu you'll find steaks, pasta and seafood. if dinner's not your thing, they also have an option for brunch. when news 4 at 4:00 continues, if this dog could talk. animal lovers step in to try to solve the mystery of a pup found on the beltway, a dog that seems to be a long way from home.

the '80s sitcom actor who has sparked a lot of come controversy for what he's saying about gay marriage.

a dog found darting in and out of traffic on the beltway, may be in the midst of an incredible journey. >> this dog was arrested friday in maryland. a tracking chip shows he's travelled thousands of miles all the way from california. jane watrell has his story. >> reporter: oh, if dogs could talk. maybe then cheryl would learn the tale of what happened to this terrier she's nicknamed rex. >> he's very sweet, he knows all his commands. he sleeps, he goes outside to go

to the bathroom. he's a great dog. >> reporter: rex was discovered on friday afternoon, in a driving rainstorm, a friend of cheryls saw him darting in and out of traffic on the beltway near old georgetown road. cheryl has spent countless hours issing for rex's owner. at the vet, there was a breakthrough, he has a micro chip in his neck showing he lived in california, illinois and arizona. >> what's interesting there are military bases near every place he's lived. >> this is our universal reader. >> dr. jan elliott encourages all of her clients to get their pets micro chipped, to help in the case an unexpected situation like what happened to rex. >> your pet could slip its leash, run away, get stolen, perhaps. cheryl is hoping the numbers found on rex's micro chip will lead to a reunion.

>> it is a mystery, and it's sad, because i know somebody's missing him. somebody didn't mean to cast him out on the beltway, he's somebody's beloved pet. >> reporter: jane watrell, news 4. >> he looks and sounds happy here. >> we'll with keep him. >> coming to a neighborhood near you, folks, two of the best days out of the workweek. that will get you smiling, right? right now we're at 49 degrees here, look at charleston west virginia, 62. look at kentucky, jackson, 67 degrees. we're getting excited about the weather here coming up in the next two days. plan accordingly. i know it's been a little chilly lately doing anything outdoors that jog, run, walk. mild air will be moving in. here we are for tomorrow. that mild air bursting forth,

running northeast ward, mid-atlantic states, new york, boston all getting in on mild air for tomorrow. we shrink it down for thursday. still, we here in d.c. and areas of maryland through virginia will be up around 70 degrees for thursday. so that's going to be very nice. let's talk about what's going on right now, we have 49 degrees, there's a little bit of a wind out of the south-southwest at 11 miles per hour, we lose the wind tonight. it's going to be cold, but not quite as cold as it was last night during the overnight. we're going to drop down to about 30 to 35 degrees, 34 right beltway by 5:00 a.m. chilly conditions to more cold for early tomorrow morning. up to the north, 28 degrees, starting out in mt. airy, 26 in lees burg, you started out at 21 early this morning. 31 the start tomorrow around stafford, around fredericksburg, around laplata down to the south. let me take you out to the

future. hardly a cloud to be found. then a few clouds moring in for thursday, still, i don't think we'll see any rain for thursday. that rain comes in on friday. temperatures in the 60s, your four-day forecast, rain, spotty there on friday after two lovely days. 64 tomorrow, 70 thursday. 63 for -- we're 58 degrees for friday. and then the weekend, sunday right now, 50 and 55 degrees, a lot of folks got weekend plans, right? it's going to be dry this weekend. that's the way it's looking right now. >> looks good. coming up on news 4, claims of sex assault within the ranks. >> the last thing i remember was hitting my head on his desk. i have zero doubt that my company commander raped me. >> she's not alone, there are eight women who filed a lawsuit today against the military. tummy trouble. take a look at what doctors

this is an extra of the stomach of a 3-year-old girl, she swallowed 37 bucky balls, highpowered magnets. surgeons have since removed all the magnets, they say the little girl will be okay. magnets are especially dangerous

for children because they can stick together inside the body and per foreate the intestines. steven baldwin is one of the latest to step in and defend kirk cameron over cameron's recent statements on gay marriage. both have been outspoken in recent years. on friday when asked about same sex marriage, cameron told piers morgan, i think it's unnatural, detrimental and ultimately destructive to so many of the foundations of civilization. that set off a lot of angry comments. and a statement from the gay and lesbian alliance against defamation, they say, kirk cameron sounds even more dated than his 1980s tv character. he is out of step with the growing majority americans. last night steven baldwin said, cameron has the right to stand up for what he believes in. after the break, female marines fight back. eight women file a lawsuit

claiming the military tolerates sex crimes in its ranks.

serious allegations of sex crimes inside the military are surfacing this afternoon. eight women say they were raped

assaulted or harassed during their service while their superiors turned a blind eye. now they're taking their case to court. nbc's national investigative correspondent michael isikoff has the story. >> ariana clay was a marine lieutenant with a signing future. after serving in iraq, she was raped in 2010 while at the elite marine barracks in washington. >> an officer senior to me and his civilian friend came to the house on a saturday morning uninvited. both of them threatened me with death and raped me. his reason for doing that he said was that i had humiliated him in front of his junior marines and he wanted to humiliate me back. >> reporter: elle helmer, said she too was raped in 2006. >> he grabbed my shoulder and pushed me against the wall and tried to kiss me and the last thing i remember was hitting my head on his desk. i have zero doubt that my

company commander raped me the night of march 16th. >> reporter: she and six other women are filing a lawsuit. now estimated by the pentagon, at 19,000 sexual assaults a year. >> we own this problem, we need to fix this problem. the majority of your commanders out there, absolutely want to do the right thing by any victim of sexual assault. >> reporter: officials strongly dispute clay and helmer's allegations. clay's alleged assailant was acquitted of rape but convicted of adultery. both women say they were accused of misconduct. >> it felt like it was me on trial. they said i welcomed the sexual harassment by wearing make-up and shorts. >> the retaliation i experienced was horrible and ongoing. >> nbc news has obtained this hurt feelings report. intended as satire, it mocks

marines who file complaints, listing such reasons as, i am a cry baby. >> this is disgusting. and that's what's wrong here. >> marine officials told nbc news the officer who posted that report was disciplined, the issue isn't going away. an upcoming documentary called the invisible war exposes more about military assaulted. and that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. first she got off with a warning for extreme speeding on the beltway. but now a local council woman is slapped with a hefty fine and points on her license. good evening, welcome to a busy tuesday evening. >> it was reckless driving, we start with that breaking news out of prince georges county. karen tolls will now have to pay for driving more than 100 miles an hour on the beltway.

pat collins joins us live from upper marlboro with the late et on this developing situation. >> reporter: after further review, council woman karen tolls gets a big ticket, a $510 fine and six points on her license. an executive review panel recommends new traffic charges for council woman karen tolls. here now from police chief mark mcgaw. >> a short time ago councilmember tolls was issued a citation for reckless driving. the citation carries a fine of $510 and six points. i take no pleasure in this additional action, but know it is the right thing to do for our county. >> reporter: the speeding incident just keeps following her around. >> if anyone else in this county were pulled over for this, they not only would