anticipate any questions but we still have some. could you come to the microphone please? >> reporter: as you can see, she didn't have much to say, walked right into the building. i wanted to ask if she plans on challenging the penalty or accept responsibility. she says she will go to a driver improvement course and also the county council removed the vehicle she was driving at the time. live here in maryland, i'm shomari stone, news4. >> we are following more breaking news at this hour. now montgomery county, julie carey on the scene of a murder in aspen hill area. >> reporter: one young man is dead and montgomery police have a wide scale search under way for the man they believe is his killer. police called to the 13200 block of superior street around 3:20 this afternoon. inside a home, they found one young man dead of a gunshot wound, another young man was there with him and a third young man, the map believed to be the suspect, had fled the scene. police now have a manhunt under

way for that gunman. they have helicopters overhead and they called in other police agencies to help them in this search. they have been stopping many young people in the area, questioning them, taking their photographs, trying to find out anything they can about this killing that happened this afternoon and trying to find that gunman. they have a description as well. the gunman is described as an hispanic male, 5'6", heavy set, he was last seen wearing a navy blue north face jacket exlight blue jeanses and black timberland boots. all the commotion has brought a lot of neighbors out to the scene this is a very quiet neighborhood. none recall anything like this happening here before but there is a sense that the gunman is not close by. most of the neighbors feeling quite comfortable to stand out here, as i said, a search right now for a gunman somewhere in the aspen hill area. back to you. >> julie carey. a police chases ended in a three-car crash this morning in northeast. police lost the car and then

found it. it was checked at 12th and varn nam streets. it was quite wrecked. near providence hospital. several people in the car jumped out, ran away and they got away, police are still looking for them. two armed men remain on the run after holding up five george mason university students at gunpoint. police tell us they broke into the students' townhouse, shattering their sense of safety t all happened not far from campus in fairfax county. erika gonzalez talked to the victims. >>. >> reporter: in the midst of midtestimony, some george mason university students say being held at gunpoint is the last thing they expected to happen to them. >> i'm in college, like is that real? and in the long run, you know, pointed at your face, practically touching your head. >> reporter: they got surlt price of their lives tuesday night around 11:00. two men, armed with pistols and

wearing face paint and masks, barged into their home and started yelling, "get down" and "get on your knees." >> my roommate, he was just staring at me, don't do anything, do not -- just listen to what he says, don't do anything stupid. >> reporter: evan was able to lock himself in a nearby bathroom and call 911 when the intruders turned their back. he could still heart commands. i'm going to blast your head off, for me, the other side of the door, seeing my best friends on the other side is so hard, i'm one on the safe side. >> reporter: fairfax police arrived with minutes but it was too late, the gunmen got away with pricey cell phones and laptops, police combed the area looking for clues they can snapped pictures of the packaging for a ski max and gloves found near the home and collect it had as evidence. the students say the thieves made entry into the home through a back door they forgot to lock and police say with as many

people that come in and out of the house because of social gatherings, the thieves may have already known the layout of the home. in fairfax county, erika gonzalez, news4. a rockville man is accused of trying to hire a hitman to kill his wife and one of her friends. montgomery county police say daniel mendoza offer and undercover officer 200 bucks and the title to his car if the guy would kill his wife and her friend. he told the officer he could go back to his native honduras sew wouldn't be a suspect. police arrested mendoza yesterday right after that meeting. false alarm again today. a suspicious letter forced students from their classrooms and into the street today. that letter with a white powder inside arrived here at the adams oyster bilingual school on 19th street northwest this morning, police were called in and students evacuated as a precaution. the powder was not hazardous and students returned to class. this week alone, three similar

suspicious letters were sent to businesses. it is now law. one hour ago, virginia governor bob mcdone did sign off on the controversial bill requiring women to undergo an ultrasound before they have an abortion. abortion providers across the state have to start complying by july. 30 people were arrested outside the virginia state capital on saturday protesting this bill. the resultses of super tuesday, mitt romney carried six streets, rick santorum three, newt gingrich, georgia. the biggest prize, ohio, in part because two republican candidate has won the presidency after losing that primary. romney's margin of victory there was a slender 1% but he says he is happy with it. >> i'm prepared to fight all the way to become the nominee and i was pleased with our success last night. obviously, we have got a very strong lead in delegate, a very strong lead in terms of the number of people who have voted for our campaign. >> ron palm has not finished first in a single contest.

new england has carried only two states but all four candidates say that they are intending to stay in this race. he is out, peyton manning tonight a free agent. today the colts parted ways with their superstar quarterback. dan hellie joins us with the emotional breakup. >> the colts between a rock and a hard play, keep paint around, pay him a $28 million bonus that's due and gamble on his health or you release him and free the organization from his albatross of a contract, then draft a guy who could be the next paint manning and andrew luck, the number one overall pick. the decision for the comes was clear but didn't make it any easier for peyton say good-bye. >> i haven't thought yet about where i'll play. but i have thought a lot about where i've been. and i've truly been blessed. i have been blessed to play here. i have been blessed to be in the

nfl. and as i go, i go with just a few words left to say, a few words i want to address to colts fans everywhere, thank you very much from the bottom of my heart. i truly have enjoyed being your quarterback. thank you. >> they certainly did it the right way in indianapolis today, but now, the speculation begins. manning missed last season with a neck injury. he has been cleared to play by his doctors. according to the "washington post," the redskins will pursue manning aggressively. the redskins also scoping out richmond as a possible training campsite. one of the possibilities, the old city stadium. the redskins have also talked to dcu. busy time for the redskins organization. >> yeah. aww, he was very emotional, bless his heart. 14 years, a long time. >> the third leading passer in nfl history and he believes he has a couple years left. >> we will see. did you get outside in whoo!

it was lovely out there. >> storm four meteorologist doug kammererer has yot. >> 35, 36-year-olds have a couple years left. keep us in the game. south southwesterly direction keeping the numbers up, 66 now, tomorrow, see a temperature near 70 degrees, the numbers keep going up, right on through the day tomorrow. then start going back down we head toward the weekend. i will show what you that means, plus, what else is coming down? i will show you in my forecast. it was one of the deadliest street crimes in d.c. history, five people killed in a series of shootings in southeast. today, jurors heard from one of the gunmen who testified against his friends. pat collins joins us, live outside d.c. superior court, the

industrial now notice third week. quite a huge undertaking there, pat. >> reporter: it is going to be a long, long trial, wendy. they say it could go on for a couple more months. you know, the man on the stand today is the government's key witness in this murder trial. he says he knows all about the bloodshed because, he says, he was there. because, he says, he was one of the killers. i knew what we did was wrong. every night, i would think about it. i want to do what's right. the words of gnnathaniel sims. he said he was one of them. said he hung out with them. he said he went clubbing with them. he said he killed with them n a blue prison jumpsuit, restrained by heavy prison chains, nathaniel sims took stand, took the oath and identified the five

men linked to this bloody crime spree. march 2010, five dead, nine wounded in eight days, all over a missing fake diamond bracelet. sims said, i know i played a major part in what was done. i expect to spend the majority if not the rest of my life in jail. the five young men charged, they come to court all dressed up, they look like they could be college frat brothers, all five today wearing glasses, but the prosecutor said four of the five never wore glasses before this trial. in court for the first time you can the jury saw the ak-47, one of the weapons used in the murders. relatives of the victims broke down in tears. it was a particularly hard day for family members. >> left me kind of speechless, you know, to see such a massive weapon that destroyed a lot of lives. that was very painful to even look at that. >> tears in my eyes a couple of

times but the whole family was crying, i was just trying to hold on, you know? >> reporter: did you get a chance to see nathaniel sims? >> yes. >> reporter: what do you make of him? >> evil. evil. even though he starts turning state's evidence, he was evil. my son killed and had all the kids killed on south capitol. >> reporter: for the record, sims has pled guilty to five counts of murder, two counts of conspiracy to commit murder. he has yet to be sentenced. live in d.c., i'm pat collins, news4. well, right now, police in herndon, virginia, are searching the area. they are looking for a flasher, a guy exposed him stove children outside a coats elementary about 2:30 this afternoon. he then got away again. police still looking for him. d.c. mayor vincent gray is flatly denying he ever handled cash or money orders during his

campaign for mayor last year. it comes as federal prosecutors step up their investigation into a flood of cash and other funds that boosted the gray campaign. tom sherwood has our story. >> ready. ready. >> we are gonna do this. >> reporter: vince gray ran a short, hectic campaign for mayor in 2010, surprising many with his first campaign finance report in june 2010 showing more than $550,000 in contributions. including unusual money orders for cash and many maximum contributions of $2,000 from cities all around the country. sources tell news4 that even members of gray's own finance committee were surprised at the last-minute cash infusion in june. federal authorities last week raided the home and offices of local businessman jeff thompson, who was a major fund-raiser for gray. sources say prosecutors are looking at the amount and source of contributions thompson handled. on wednesday, mayor gray said he personally had done some fund raising but he flatly denied that he had ever handled cash or

money orders. >> did you ever bring any cash or money orders in yourself? >> no i asked mr. thompson to support my campaign. i never -- i never had any money orders, i never had any cash. those things that i actually directly brought in, they were checks. >> reporter: jeff thompson this week did not respond to nbc 4 seeking comment. the mayor told reporters wednesday he was not aware of anyone in his campaign converting cash to money orders or faking names of donors to cover up excess contributions. ray says he spores the federal investigation, suggesting anyone with information could testify. >> we all know that there's an ongoing investigation with this and, you know, people wish to stand up and contribute information to that, they are perfectly welcome to. >> reporter: several people have already testified. the mayor's career and office could depend on the outcome. tom sherwood, news4. cracking down on underaged drinking, we will tell you what

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what do you get when you combine people late tease and boxing? piloxing? >> is that right? >> doug does it all the time. we is a asked people what's your workout? >> and jab and jab and jab. >> piloxing combines standard pilates and standard boxing moves with cardio dance. it alternates among these disciplines and provides high calorie burp and it's great for indoor ran endurance and strengthening and lengthening muscles. >> stretch it out. >> both disciplines are core centric so they use the core and you will then develop your core muscles and tight your abs. in boxing, you think of power

and agility and strength and pilates is more a discipline, where you have to do all the movements very slowly generally and carefully. >> you got it. you wiggle. >> i like the energy. i like the level, the pace. i like the smooth moves, the high energy especially. i love to keep moving. >> first time doing anything like this. it was slow but intense. it was targeting muscles i didn't think it would target. >> this combination i think has you focusing on balance, focusing on core but you also get the cardio in. >> you also come away from the boxing segments feeling powerful. you really do. you really feel very good about yourself. >> we are constantly changing our positions, our hand movements, we worked a lot on our gluts and our thigh muscles and stabilizing them, so i really felt like i was getting a strength workout on top of a

cardio workout. >> go out and get some sass. >> the peanut gallery here, if you -- i wish we had the mikes on of these two chuckleheads. to find out where you can take piloxi, go to nbcwashington.com. >> see, doug, he wears a helmet. >> that's right. >> kick them. >> real boxing. goodness. >> it was good stuff. >> workout. >> you can exercise just about anything outdoors today. a lot of people were. i saw a guy wearing shorts and just, you know exsandals outside today. that's -- hey, what we have seen pretty much all winter long. today, another great day. 66 degrees out there right now, plenty of sunshine. it is windy a good day to fly a kite. winds out of the south-southwest 20 miles an hour, gusts to 33. there is that breeze. the wind is going to kick up on through the rest of the evening hours but again, a warm wind,

not going to cause any problems. 66 toward pax river, everybody in the low to middle, if not upper 60s, storm four radar all clear now, stay all clear most of the day tomorrow, we do have some cloudiness trying to make its way through here, not a lot of clouds with this, see partly cloudy skies overnight tonight, tomorrow, southwesterly winds what we have out here for today, watch where the winds go, they stick around. wither going to see more wind tomorrow, even warmer temperatures, i think, ahead of our frontal boundary, there is a slight chance for a shower during the afternoon tomorrow, but i think it will be late afternoon, maybe 6, 7, 8:00, then see a pretty good chance of shower activity overnight tonight but by tomorrow morning, already out of here, friday afternoon, a little bit on the cooler side, plenty of sunshine. friday is going to turn out to be a nice day, thursday night is when the rain comes, we will see good days on friday, too saturday, not looking bad, just looking cool. mostly clear, breezy, mild, 52

to 60 degrees, we make our way through the rest of the evening house, a little bit on the windy side, tomorrow morning, temperatures, 44 to 50 degrees, a great start, nice and mild, just a few clouds out there. tomorrow afternoon, see partly cloudy sky, rather windy, continued warm, that possible late shower. most of the day will be dry. winds out of the southwest 10 to 20 miles per hour, gusts 30 to 35, then on friday, after the rain moves out in the morning, we will clear out nicely, a high of 59 degrees. 50 on saturday, plenty of sunshine, so, that is the coldest day that is not bad at all. then remember to set your clocks forward one hour when you go to sleep on saturday night. but sunday, looking even better, a high temperature of 60 degrees. so -- >> more daylight. >> the next couple of days. >> thank you, doug. up next, the caps alex ovechkin has a memorable visit from one of his biggest fans. the battle over rising gas prices on capitol hill. find out why lawmakers on both

sides of the aisle say they may have the solution to stopping the spike at the pump. designer proves it

make a wish foundation hooked someone up with alex ovechkin. >> something alex has done several times the last few

years. for most hockey fans, meeting alex ovechkin would be a dream come true. for one teenaged hockey player, meeting alex ovechkin, it was more than that joining forces with the make a wish foundation and truly making a difference for 16-year-old sam jacobs. >> brandon sutter, 2-1. sutter, bull's eye. carolina gets the win in overtime. >> in the face of last night's gut-wrenching overtime lass lost to the carolina hurricanes, the washington capitals learned something today about wing, not by watching the game tape or learning the new drill, but learning the fight of a 16-year-old kid. boise native sam jacobson has been in the middle of his life since being diagnosed with cancer in december 2010. his spirit has percent veered, so has his love from hockey. >> to talk to them, wouldn't think it was difficult at all. he has never, ever complained about any of the procedures he has had to go through. never asked why me.

he has never cried about it. he has never had any question about it whatsoever that he would just get through it. >> damn, it's okay been like pneumonia or something, just tell me what i got to do. >> reporter: his dream, a chance to take the ice with his idol, washington capitals team captain, alex ovechkin. >> stick -- it has been excited. >> reporter: it may have been more than he asked for, complete with limo service to the practice facility, his own stall in the locker room and a tour of the facility. >> it is pretty awesome to meet the team and skate with them, but just being in washington, d.c. in the capital of the country is pretty cool. >> reporter: the two spent 30 minutes on the ice, playing one-on-one and just enjoying the moment. >> fun to see hockey on a kid.

i played goalie a little bit as well. [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: it was a capitals gift to send but perhaps it is the capitals who could learn a thing or two about winning in the face of defeat. zachary quiche, news4 sports. >> this is the sixth time that he has granted a wish to a make a wish child and the good news is sam doing much better, his monthly chemo treatments every three months. >> that is the best thing. >> the other amazing takeaway from the story, he is from boise, idaho, and he is a capitals fan. suspect th isn't that amazing, the stretch that alex ovechkin has? >> great to see. >> great. >> thank you, dan. >> welcome. at 5:30 tonight and new, the fight over whether employers have the right to ask for your passwords to social media outlet's. d.c.'s fire chief sunder fire after reports of a sexual harassment claim. plus hear from the mother who delivered her baby during

a fast forward through the headlines now. prince georges county councilwoman karen tolls read a statement that she is sorry after speeding for on the belt watch she made a quick apology today. she was caught going 105 miles a hour two weeks ago.

the search is on for two gunmen who threatened to kill two george mason students after breaking into their dorm room. they didn't hurt the students. a rockville man charged with trying to hire a mittman killing his wife and one of their friends. daniel mendoza offered an undercover officer 200 bucks for the murders. a beautiful afternoon, all across the area. temperatures into the 60s right now the sun starting to make its way down the sun set tonight, 6:08, sunday night, that sun will set close to 7:15. looks like a great sunday. look at this 66 here, 69 in st. louis, 74 in memphis, 74 in jackson, mississippi, that warmer air will continue to make its way into the region. expect a nice warm day tomorrow before that frontal boundary comes through, behind that

front, notice omaha, 45 degrees. by the way, 66 earlier. they are newt 45. so some cooler air making its way in time for the weekend. i will explain in my forecast. all right, doug. d.c.'s fire chief is firing back over the sexual harassment allegation from his previous job. kenneth he will buehrle confronted that issue head-on today in an interview with darcy spencer live outside the willson building this morning. darcy? >> reporter: these allegations surfaced in today's washington times, i have been here at the wilson building all day getting reaction. some folks saying these allegations are quite disturbing but ellerbee himself says he denies these allegations, they are unfounded. he says he never sexually harassed anyone. kenneth ellerbee called to testify before the judiciary committee on his performance as chief on the dc fire and ems department. on the same day the washington times reports a woman accused him of sexual harassment when he was fire chief in sarasota, florida. in a one-on-one interview with

news4, he denies the allegations. >> i never meant to never intended to and never did harass anybody or anything like this and i think the article clearly said i didn't say anything to anybody that was disrespectful, i didn't touch anybody. >> reporter: the newspaper reports the woman said ellerbee leered at her several times and dismissed her complaints with disparaging remarks and allegations by a couple of female that was ellerbee looked them up and down and talked to their chests. >> i think what they were referring to was a uniform inspection activity. if you would find out my name how, would you find out my name? >> looking at your tag. >> that is where most people in public safety wear their identification. so i never meant to or never intended to and never did harass anybody. >> reporter: the report notes that ellerbee's personnel file in florida was not requested by d.c. officials. critics have said there appears to be lack of investigate by ellerbee by friend and ally

mayor vincent gray, a strong supporter of the chief. >> think chief ellerbee has done an exceptional job as fire chief, i'm very, very pleased with his performance. >> reporter: at the oversight hearing, there was discussion of ellerer ellererby's leadership. one activist called for an investigation. >> chairman mendleson, your committee has let the city down in your vetting process of chief emmerby, it failed, it failed miserably. >> reporter: mayor gray indicated to news4 today that he was unaware of this sexual harassment complaint but he did say woe look into t live from the wilson building, darcy spencer from news4. a teen was hit by a car in front of chantilly high school today. this accident happened this afternoon in the 4200 block here of spring fellow road. the teenager was thrown to the hospital. the driver of the car stayed on the scene. take a good look at these photos, u.s. park police need your help tracking down two robbery suspects tonight. officers tell us a man and woman, both around 35 years old, worked in tandem near due pop the circle last month.

they say the man hit the victim in the head with a fake handgun >> the woman then took off with a stolen credit card, buying food, gift carteds and cell phones throughout northwest d.c. she was seen driving what is believed to be a two-door white mi mitsubishi eclipse.throughout n. she was seen driving what is believed to be a two-door white mitsubishi eclipse. the unified prevention coalition works to warn teens and young adults about the dangers of alcohol and today received as 200,000 grant to work with that program. according to upc, 65% of underaged drinking is enabled from the home. while the programs are effective, the real message should start at home. tonight, chrysler is recalling 200,000 jeep liberty suvs. the national highway traffic safety administration says the recall is specific to 20 salt belt states and that includes d.c., maryland and virginia. the salt that's used to melt the ice and snow in the winter is contributing to corrosion

problems. the issue is specific to '04 and '05 model years for those jeeps. the cars have a key part that can break as a result of corrosion and then the car can crash. today, congress argued over how to bring down the rising price at the pump wes pay. gas prices are up 50 cents a gallon since january. republicans and oil industry leaders want the u.s. to produce more oil. democrats say production is up since president obama took office. they argue america should focus on conserving the oil we have. the price is $3.90 according to aaan virginia, $3.65. nary land, $3.71. you can now buy a diner on ebay. right now the capital city diner in northeast d.c. is up for sale. the popular restaurant closed down back in january. the owner moved the diner from a small town up in new york after buying it himself on ebay p you have just two days left to put

in your own bid. some women in our area are hoping to use a little blue to send a big message. during this month, they will be wearing blue tins until their hair, a way to raise awareness for colon cancer. the women are part of a nonprofit called crisp for life, following the death of a local woman who died from colon cancer. they hope the blue tinsel will help them bring run the importance of colon no, sir stop business and raise money for colon cancer research. when we come right back on news4 at 5:00, rumors have been squirming for weeks if snooki is expecting. today, the reality tv star lets her fans know the truth. a mother of four is busted

well, it is official, snooki says she is pregnant and engaged to her boyfriend. the 24-year-old jersey shore star broke the news to "access hollywood" this morning. she is 15 weeks pregnant and ready to bring on parenthood that means ditching her partying ways. her feeance told "us weekly" it was a happy accident. we know her best from "sex in the city" now other parts of the world are getting to know kristen davis as an oxfam global ambassador. she has traveled the world to promote women's issues. that is what brought her and oxfam's president here to washington. they will be speaking to lawmakers tomorrow for international women's day.

and they told barbara harrison about it on the nonstop run down. >> greatly affect how the world's food stability is and just trying to fight for the rights of these women who are often times left behind to farm and take care of their kids and the unsung heroes. >> davis also talked about her acting plans, whether she wants to take another turn as charlotte in "sex in the city" full interview tonight on the run down at 7:30 and 10:00 on nbc washington nonstop. tonight, we want to reintroduce to you a lovely young lady who was our wednesday's child just a few months ago. rhonda is still weight and hoping for a loving adoptive family. barbara harrison took her out for a very special day. >> reporter: here at the avoid da institute the world of beauty is taught in beautiful surroundings that echoed the emphasis on the environment and enhancing what is natural. anna took us to meet one of the trainers at the school. >> rhonda, i would like to introduce you to aaliyah allah

czar. >> reporter: aaliyah offered to give rhonda ideas of the things they learned here, she decides she wants to back stylist some day. >> so, what we want to do is show you how to determine if your customer wants hair color. >> reporter: right now at 16, rhonda is enjoying high school and in spite some some challenges, she says she is really doing well. what kind of grades are you making? >> all as. >> really? >> yeah. >> that means you must be working pretty hard, huh? >> yeah. >> rhonda has been in the foster care system since she was only 2 years old. her social worker says rhonda has been moved around quite a bit in her 14 years as a foster child. she is now in a group home. >> i don't want to be there. >> what would you like? >> i want to get adopted. >> she needs someone that will have patience with her, take their time, even though she is 16, she needs a future. she needs hope. >> reporter: barbara harrison, news4, for wednesday's child.

>> if you have room in your home and your heart for rhonda or one of our teenagers waiting for a forever home, please call our special adoption hot line. that number is 1882 adopt me or logon to our home page at nbcwashington.com. still ahead in our broadcast is it legal for your boss to ask you for your facebook password? there is a debate in annapolis about that today. a pregnant woman picked a perfect time to head for the hospital.

on your mark, get set. in just over a weeks, you can get your harpeds on the new ipad. am unveiled the popular tablet device this afternoon t comes with a sharper screen and faster processor. it also has the ability to shoot hd video and has 4 g capability. the price tag is the same as older models, start act $499. preorders begin today. it will start selling in the stores next friday. a former corrections officer who says his social media privacy rights were violated. he testified before lawmakers in annapolis today because there is a bill making its way through the maryland legislature that would ban employers from asking job applicants for their private internet passwords. jane watrel joins us with that. >> reporter: incident, says robert collins, was humiliating. he had to watch as his prospective employer logged in with roberts' password and

looked at his postings it is a gate way to the web, a log-in and passwords are the keys to internet privacy. imagine robert colin's shock last year when a prospective employer asked for the baltimore man's name and password to his facebook account during the job interview. >> my privacy was invaded. i felt violated on so many levels. i mean, it -- there was just no reason for it, in my opinion. >> reporter: robert and a representative from the american civil liberties union took their concerns to annapolis, testifying before the house economic matters committee. house bill 964 would prohibit employers from requiring or requesting an employer applicant to disclose their privacy settings to social media sites as a condition of employment. >> we think this is like giving somebody the key to your house, to look at all your private possessions. >> reporter: colin was reapplying for a job with the maryland department of corrections. after he blew the whistle on the practice of inquiring about a

job applicant's facebook privacy information, the policy was suspended toer 45 days. robert got the job but has since quit to go to nursing school. he is hoping the bill will pass. >> it was ludicrous, it was ridiculous that anybody would want to do anything like that given the fact it is password protected. if it's public, it's fair game but if it's behind a privacy wall or a password protected account, it is just unreasonable. >> reporter: senate has a version of this internet privacy bill, voted on in annapolis. no word when the house bill will come up for a vote. a newborn baby may have saved the lives of his parents in kentucky. angela praisewater was giving birth on friday when those tornado sigh represents went off in piner, kentucky. the hospital where she was delivering was evacuated, with the exception of praisewater and one other person giving birth at the time. the delivery went fine but the couple found out the tornado

destroyed their home. >> he had him come on that day just to save us. >> they have given me so much love, my family, that it's more overwhelming than the devastation. >> the baby's grandmother says she is the most blessed woman on earth because she has a new grand child and both her children. let's get another look at our forecast and what's heading our way. doug? >> looking good the next day or so and then changes. 66 out there, winds gusty upwards of 30 miles an hour across the region, it is going to be fairly breezy if not windy you step out this evening, you may need the jacket, once again, those are warm winds, a few clouds trying to stream in across the area, sun goes down the next 10 to 15 minutes, make our way outside. high temperatures, 68, morgan town, west virginia, 68, richmond, 67, washington. a nice, warm day all across the area.

temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average during the day today. and i think we are going to be about there or warmer during the day tomorrow. all because of high pressure shifting off the coast right now, giving us those south-southwesterly winds right now with plenty of sunshine today. tomorrow, we will have the same wind direction, maybe a little bit farther out of the west, due to a frontal boundry. so you will have a front and an area of high pressure moving together that is going to give us pretty good winds during the day, maybe upwards of 30, 35-mile-an-hour wind gusts, going to be warm, temperatures should climb to near 70. here comes our front, notice the rain ahead of it, maybe not just rain, we could see a couple of thunderstorms during the afternoon, or rather the late evening into the overnight. this is actually friday morning at 1:00 in the morning, look at this line of showers, maybe some storms rumbling on through here. i don't expect anything severe but this front will move on through with those showers and the possible storms and it will be out of here by -- probably by the time you wake up, then we will start see some sunshine by late in the afternoon a little

bit cooler on friday and cooler still on saturday but sunshine both days and really, no real big-time cool air making its way in here. overnight tonight, 39, martinsburg, 35 -- 34 in culpepper, fredericksburg, 35, cambridge and easton, temperatures 45 overnight. tomorrow, everybody is warming right back up, how about 67 in annapol annapolis, 71, man nat thanks cis you fredericksburg, 73, came brim, across the bay, cooler there, temperatures remain in the low to middle 60s as opposed to the upper 60s like we will see back towards the d.c. area. four-day forecast, 70 tomorrow, 80% chance of rain, once again that will be late in the day and then breezy on friday, a high of 59, 50 on saturday and then, set that clock forward one hour before you go to bed on saturday night because we do lose an hour of sleep on sunday, but temperatures on sunday will be around 60 degrees, so you are not going to miss that hour at all. >> not bad at all. a georgia jim has denied a

gag order request in a sexual harassment lawsuit against paula dean. lisa jackson worked as a jeep manager for deen at her uncle bubba's restaurant in savannah. she claims the celebrity chef and her brother suspected her to hostile work environment for five years. deep's attorneys say yesterday that the former employee filed the suit because deep wouldn't pay her to be quiet. they also said the false allegations will be proven false in court. well, things have changed on the catwalk, just take a look at a fashion show in paris today. louis vuitton's designer, mark jacobs, used a train to roll out his models and new clothing line. jacobs says the collection was inspired by the golden age of train travel. molds wearing exaggerated a-line dresses, tall hats, long coats and lots of layering. coats over dresses, dresses over pants, jacobs describes it as feminine and romantic. >> it was the way people used to dress. so, although now it looks like lay earring and could you easily

wear the pants without the skirt or the pants without the dress or the dress without the pants it just gave a kind of romance of another time and a silhouette of another time. >> elements of vuitton's luggage line was also used in the clothes themselves. >> don't get any ideas, not wear that hat tomorrow. >> i want that hat so badly. you just wait. >> a high one. >> wait. on news4 at 5:00, a mother of four busted and accused of starting a escort service. >> for all your news, follow news4

police in columbus, ohio, say a school bus driver in this video can be seen holding down a 9-year-old boy while instructing a female student to hit him. the fight happened back in january the driver told investigators she did it because the 9-year-old boy was teasing the girl. by the wasn't injure and went to school the next day. the driver is now facing charges and has quit her job. a new york mother of four is in jail tonight and accused of running a million dollar madam service. she is behind bars on a $2 million bond on a single charge of promoting prostitution. >> reporter: this beautiful 30-year-old is a recruiter for

vip life, a matchmaking service forth extremely wealthy that's based here in union square. and now, sources say investigators want to question janie may bay, about her alleged ties to the so-called millionaire madam. >> to speak about the defendant is to speak about an individual who is a caring you, loving mother, but the only problem is she is a woman and not a man. >> reporter: 44-year-old anna gristtina is accused of being the master mind behind a prostitution ring that raked in millions and millions of dollars. her clients they say, include very powerful and wealthy men. prosecutors say underaged girls may have also been involved. the base of her operations, an apartment here on east 78th street. >> people are asking me, have you seen people? i see that all day long, but i didn't think that that was contributing to business. >> reporter: tony kim, whose family ounce the dry clearance next to this now-notorious

building was stunned to learn about the alleged prostitution ring, but the owner of boca on the owner of 78th and 2nd was not. he suspected something was going on when some of the women came to his restaurant. >> they were american, american women from down south, texas, you know, young girls coming in and they had lots and lots of money, leave big tips, you know, sport beautiful pocketbooks. other people used to tell me, you know, had $20,000 pocketbooks. >> reporter: her attorney says she is an animal rescuer dedicated to saving pigs here at her home in monroe. no one answered door the but her husband told daily news right after court appearance, "we are just a great family and my wife means everything to me." gristtina's ex-husband, dark io is running for a seat in the state assembly. his campaign did not comment on his wife's arrest. >> the woman is due back in court in may. if convicted, she could face seven years in prison. that does it for news4 at 5:00

tonight. news4 at 6:00 starts right now a robbery a few blocks away from a local university, how they called police even as the gunmen were injichltd governor of virginia signs that controversial abortion bill and makes it law. >> good evening, i'm jim vance. >> i'm wendy rearing. doreen has the night off. we begin with politics. as the dust sets from super tuesday, mitt romney is emergencying as the clear republican front runner, he has more delegates than anyone else t is not all good news. steve handlesman just returned from ohio, he is on capitol hill with the top story. steve? >> reporter: thanks. romney did not dominate. and so for the first time here in washington, senior republicans worry that their front-runner may not be