make. 80 degrees yesterday. this morning, we are back to wearing our coats. good afternoon. i'm pat collins. >> i'm jim handly. how long will this stick with us? >> veronica johnson is in the storm center with her first forecast. >> they dropped down to 34 degrees at reagan national airport. the average low, 41 degrees. still well, well away from the record low for the day, which was 20 degrees here. here this afternoon, we managed to bounce up with the sunshine. we managed to bounce up from the 20s. areas north and west, 28 in gaithersburg. so many locations started out below freezing giving us the lowest since march 11th. the wind is calm at 54 degrees.

tonight, the temperatures are dropping off. it's not as cold as last night. we are headed down to the upper 30s to mid-40s throughout the area. we have 55 degrees in frederick with full sunshine throughout the area. 56 in fredericksburg, virginia. stafford and charlottesville, 57 degrees. satellite and radar, hardly a cloud to be found across the area. but, tomorrow the clouds are going to be on the increase. we have showers and thunderstorms to talk about in the forecast for tomorrow. your good night forecast heading down to 51 with sunshine at 7:00. 48 by 11:00 p.m. under a very clear and starry sky. the fast forecast, not as cold for the overnight. we are going to get back to may. light conditions across the area. that means a warm up. rain for tomorrow and a shot of getting thunderstorms. we'll have the details on that coming up in a couple minutes.

>> thanks, veronica. a developing situation on a j jetblue flight from new york to las vegas. the captain experienced a medical emergency. this video was posted on youtube. the captain screamed and tried to get back into the cockpit. one passenger heard him scream bomb. they wrestled the captain to the floor. the plane landed in amarillo. that pilot was taken to a medical facility. a tragedy that rocked virginia. a former police sergeant is believed to have killed his daughter in an apparent murder suicide. police found the body of 13-year-old alex sis jackson inside a parked suv along with the body of her 40-year-old father. he's identified as john jackson, a 16 year veteran from the

police force. he left the force back in 2010. some neighbors were shocked to wake up to the news. >> my heart goes out to the family. like i said, i was sleeping inside. my dog started barking, we saw lights and didn't think anything of it. then woke up this morning, saw all the news trucks and came outside. it's sad. >> it happened outside the home of the 13-year-old's grandparents. pat collins will have the latest coming up here at 5:00 tonight. another twist in the case of an unarmed florida teen. city officials are investigating a leak of information that paints trayvon martin in a negative light. more demonstrations today. students from d.c.s school without walls marched to the white house for justice.

jay gray reports from sanford. >> reporter: as the parents of trayvon martin join leaders about hate crime, more about their son's life continue to surface. he had several brushes with administrators and security at his miami dade high school and was suspended at least three times. that as george zimmerman continues to insist martin started the demonstration, breaking his nose and slamming his head against the concrete. >> what's been released so far shows it wasn't george who is the aggressor, it was trayvon. >> reporter: police will only say the scenario is consistent with the evidence gathered. they are concerned about a leak of information in the case. >> we are looking into the leak, the so-called leak, if you will. there is an internal process

that is going to handle that situation. >> these leaks are an extension of some conspiracy on behalf of the sanford police department to exonerate mr. zimmerman for killing unarmed trayson martin. >> reporter: the 17-year-old has no history of violence. part of the picture he says police continue to ignore. >> there's never been a partial investigation. >> reporter: thousands across the country continue to protest and push for an arrest. it doesn't appear that will happen anytime soon. the grand jury isn't set to convene until the second week in april. in sanford, florida, jay gray, news 4. more trouble today for dominic strauss con khan. he's connected to a hotel

prostitution ring. a crime was committed but neez more time for investigation. he was head of the international monetary fund and a strong contender for french presidency before the charges he sexually assaulted a hotel housekeeper in new york city. the charges were later dropped. there's a hearing tomorrow in a civil suit in that case. he is not expected to attend. drama at the supreme court. this is the pivotal day. the justice is focused on whether it's constitutional to force americans to buy health care coverage. steve handelsman is at the high court with the latest. >> tickets for today's argument. today's argument, only. >> reporter: it was the hot ticket for the oral argument. should obama care be thrown out because it mandates all americans buy coverage. a mandate is allowed because

health care is in crisis. >> for more than 40 million americans, the system does not work. >> reporter: conservatives were not buying it. >> you can make people buy broccoli? >> no, that's quite different. it's quite different. >> reporter: chief justice robe robertson? >> can the government require you to buy a cell phone for emergency services? >> reporter: they counter everyone get health care. not fair said justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> the people who don't participate are making it more expensive for those who do. >> reporter: anthony kennedy. >> this is a step beyond what our cases allow. >> reporter: a health concern requirement might be unconstitution. >> the young person is uniquely, close to affect iing the rates

insurance and the cost of providing medical care in a way that is not true in other industries. >> love obama care! >> reporter: outside, both sides rallied. >> we have not waved the white flag of surrender on socialized medicine. >> reporter: the battle will be among the nine justices. with justice kennedy not signaling support for the mandate, court watchers here are guessing obama care looks more likely to be declared unconstitutional when the decision is rendered in a few months. steve handelsman, news 4 at the u.s. supreme court. president obama is on his way back to the white house after a two day trip to seoul, south korea. he attended a nuclear summit there. it's the first time the president and pakistan's president met since they killed osama bin laden. the president's trip was

overshadowed when a private conversation was caught on video. president obama down played the exchange. pope benedict is now in havana on the second day of his cuban visit. he'll meet with raul castro. he made several speeches since arriving yesterday calling for change and renewal in the country. while there's room for economic and other improvements, there will not be political reform. it's the first government's response. mark potter has more on the historic visit. >> reporter: pope benedict visits a town to pay homage to the saint, the virgin of charity. he flies to see castro. he may meet with fidel castro, the leader. what they talk about has not been revealed publicly. in his speech yesterday, the

pope softened his message a bit from what he said on the plane. at his opening remarks yesterday at the airport in cuba, he called himself a pilgrim of charity and said he would play for cuban justice, peace, freedom and reconciliation. he spoke on behalf of the cuban catholic church. raul castro railed against what he calls the injustices of the american trade embargo against cuba. an interesting twist and reconciliation between cuban exiles and those here on the island, the archbishop of miami will come here to this historic cathedral from miami and celebrating a mass here. mark potter, nbc news in havana, cuba. back to you. a pittsburgh man is accused of trying to steal the identity of the world's richest man.

they called citibank in january and changed the address on the account of microsoft co-founder allen from seattle to pittsburgh. then he had a debit card sent to the new address. he tried to make $13,000 in purchases before his arrest. he's being held on bank charges now. christy brink lee becomes emotional when talking about the battle with her ex-husband. the rating for "hunger games" is getting criticized by parent groups. why you may want to start your

♪ better come back >> did you see it? did you hear it? a big night for a local act on the final for "the voice." he will advance to the live shows. he beat out a country duo. moses is the first emcee ever on the show.

he's on team christina and the second local act to make it into the live round. last week, aaron of gaithersburg also advanced. >> oh, that was a good show. bobby brown is in trouble with the law, again. police in san fernando valley pulled him over for talking on the phone yesterday afternoon. then they saw signs of intoxication and he failed a sobriety test. this is his second dui. if convicted, he was arrested on a battery charge in 2003 and for violating his parole in 2004. christy brinkley got emotional on the "today" show today. he talked about his ex-husband, peter cook. their divorce was final four years ago. cook went public recently. he called brinkley a

narcissistic egomaniac. he continues to contact her even though she asked a judge to make him stop. >> i asked the judge, please, make this stop. protect my right to peace. i just want peace for my family. i also -- sorry -- but i just want peace. and ever time i have any joy or any kind of success in anything he has to try to destroy it. >> hmmm. in 2008, he admitted he had an affair with his 18-year-old intern. he admitted he spent thousands of dollars a month on porn. he pays child support. he claims he pays twice what the court ordered. one entertainer takes it all

off to boost her self-esteem. why an 83-year-old woman thinks apple should give her $1 million bucks. you don't mess with the kardashians. cruise is here with hot 99.5. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> kloe kardashian goes against peta. >> kim was on the red carpet and was flour bombed. maybe you saw the pictures. khloe did not take to that. she released a statement saying she cut all ties with peta. they lie and support bullying. meanwhile, kim kardashian is going to file charges against a flour bomber. i don't know what kind of charges you can file. what is that?

>> assault with flour. >> she's getting serious. she's going to file charges. >> stay tuned. >> exactly. >> rihanna's remedy for getting over being self-conscious is to get naked. >> i think it helps if you look like rihanna. you know, i wouldn't want to do this. this would not help me. to feel more comfortable picture everyone else in their underwear. getting naked over and over whether for video shoots or sending pictures to boyfriends, it made her feel more confident. >> don't try this at home. >> no, i wouldn't do it. nobody wants to see that. >> an 83-year-old woman in new york walked into an apple store this week, literally, and now she wants to walk out with money. >> with $1 million. you have to feel bad. they have glass windows or glass doors. she walked right into one and broke her nose. she thinks there wasn't

appropriate signage and she should get $1 million. i feel bad. i have elderly grandmas. it could happen but $1 million for a broken name? >> it seems like they have a good window washer. >> you should be careful if you are going to the apple store, be careful. >> we know they have at least a million. >> they are doing just fine. >> "the hunger games" are a hit, but not appropriate for all. >> it's rated pg-13. $155 million domestically. some parents are saying it's too gorey for kids. they want an r rating on the movie. very similar situation happened in the uk. they use a different rating system. they want a 12-a which is like our pg-13. originally, it got a 15 rating

and they cut the beginning. >> they are seeing it because of the book. >> and they want it to be accurate because of the book. >> is it a little graphic rk maybe. i haven't seen it yet. i'm going to go see it now. >> what do you have coming up on the show? >> drake tickets. drake is going to be in town. we'll give you yours tonight on hot 99.5. >> that's a big deal. >> i know. people are excited. 7:35 tonight. be listening, i'll give you tickets. >> great to see you. thanks so much. a race against time. firefighters try to contain deadly wildfires. plus, dashcam video released of cops chasing down a stolen school bus. don't miss a fashion star on nbc 4. you can participate in our live web chat with angie goff on www.

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two bodies have been found in the wildfire area. authorities are not sure whether their deaths were caused by the fire. the braise was set as part of a controlled burn. it sprang back to life because of wind gusts. 9,000 homes had to be evacuated. >> we had a lot of wind yesterday. today they calmed down and chilled down. >> back to reality. >> and a coat. >> keep the coat handy. a lot of folks stepped out who didn't agree with what we were saying. brr,are. >> exactly. you are going to need the coat for the evening. chilly by tomorrow morning. not as cold. keep that coat with you there. the pollen count, 429 grains per cubic meter. out of that, oak is high at 265 grains per cubic meter. i spoke with the folks at walter

reid allergy center. they are seeing a lot of trees capable of creating enormous amounts of pollen right now. we are running three times it average. 54 is the temperature. the wind is calm. the humidity at 21%. dry air with sunshine throughout the area. look at the temperatures, 52 degrees. 55 in mt. airie. waldorf and la play da, 56 degrees with a lot of sunshine. sunny skies, clear skies for overnight. 11:00 p.m., 48 degrees. that's inside the beltway. other locations are chilly. we have high pressure over us. we are going to remain with the mostly clear sky for overnight going into tomorrow morning. for tomorrow, see the warm front? it's warm air that is pushing in. we get that early on. temperatures get a chance to rise. back to 70 degrees and higher for tomorrow. then, with the weather front

coming in, the next front for tomorrow afternoon, showers and thunder showers. the potential and best chance looks like it will be between 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. behind the front, still clouds. it will be breezy for tomorrow as well as thursday. we could have wind gusts around here up to 30 miles per hour. this evening's forecast, mostly clear, a chilly evening. 45 to 50 degrees. the wind light. tomorrow morning, a few clouds, not as cold. 37 to 46 degrees. above freezing for tomorrow afternoon. the light day showers, warmer conditions, though. 72-76. on the other side of the front, cooling down again. take a look at the overnight low temperatures. we are not dipping down, back to around freezing. forecast for tomorrow, 73 or higher. for thursday, 64 degrees your high temperature. again, showers and thunder showers for tomorrow afternoon with the best chance between 3:00 and 8:00 p.m.

not everyone is going to get wet. a 40% chance. a high 63 to 65 degrees on saturday. saturday is looking wet right now, once again. east-northeast wind. cool and wet. >> all right. >> that saturday wet thing. >> yeah. >> timing needs improvement. >> work on that. thanks veronica. still ahead, can a potential employer ask you for your social media password during a job interview? we are going to look into this controversial topic. [ female announcer ] with xfinity,

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welcome back at 4:30, everybody. i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. hundreds of students from d.c.s school without walls went about justice in the trayvon martin case. he was shot a month ago. no arrest was made. his family was on capitol hill today and vowing to keep fighting. there are growing questions about martin's past and the police investigation. investigators believe a former police sergeant killed his teenage daughter in a murder

suicide. they found the bodies of john jackson and 13-year-old alexis jackson overnight. john jackson worked for the fairfax county police department for 16 years before he left the force in 2010. the second day of oral arguments on the health care law wrapped up. the biggest issue and the justice's returned to it repeatedly. can the government force americans to buy health insurance? news about a slip in the consumer confidence index dragged on stocks today. the dow losing 43 points to close at 13,197. nasdaq down two and s&p off by four. job interviews can be stressful enough. questions about your experience, grilling you about your qualifications. >> now, companies want details about your private life to get

you to hand over your passwords to sift through every post, every photo before they hire you. >> lawmakers are asking if that's legal. jeff rossen explains. >> awww, what a cute baby. >> they're really close, are they together? >> whoa, that was a crazy party. >> reporter: they are our most personal, most embarrassing moments meant for friends or friends of friends, not your new boss. >> my facebook profile contains my most intimate details of my life. these bosses are asking to get in and take a look around. >> reporter: he was applying for a job in finance. during the interview, the employer dropped a bombshell. >> i was shocked when she asked me for my facebook e-mail and password. >> she wanted to log in as you? >> that's right. i was taken aback by that question. >> reporter: what did you say? >> that i was not comfortable

sharing that information. it was made clear sharing that and allowing them access to my page was part of the interview. >> reporter: no facebook, no job. >> it wasn't stated but denying the request lost me the position. >> reporter: lawmakers are drafting legislation, even asking the department of justice to investigate this tactic calling the behavior unduly coercive. >> put food on the table, get the job or surrender privacy. that is what is so absolute ly about this practice. it is as much an invasion of privacy as it would be an employer asking for the keys to your home to rummage through files, drawers, diaries, photos. >> reporter: some say facebook is the best background check of all. raw, real and if you don't like it, don't apply.

>> a one-time deal. it helps us to really paint a picture of who we are hiring. >> reporter: it's become popular with law enforcement in madison, wisconsin. the police department is open about it asking them to log into facebook during the job interview. >> this is a standard way of operating, a standard approach not only in the policing profession. it's so widely used. >> that crazy night, that risque halloween costume could put your job at warning. unless you are bold enough to walk out of the interview. >> if people start telling interviewers this is not okay, they will get the message. >> legal experts say these companies are walking a fine line, running the risk of lawsuits and discrimination charges. what if they see you belong to a certain group and they don't fire you for it. facebook will consider legal action against companies who do

it. a cautionary tale, whatever you put on the internet isn't always private. when the movie bully hits theaters on friday, it will not have a rating from the motion picture association of america. the mpaa gave the film an r rating and would not change its mind despite 475 signatures. activists wanted a lower rating so teens could see the movie without an adult. some theaters might decide not to show the movie. you may not recognize russ from his show on 93.9 kiss fm. >> tonight the radio show host is showing off his latest venture on the big screen. >> you're a fraud and an insult to this church and god. >> i am god.

>> he wrote and direct ed this new drama, the undershepherd. it follows a pastor who gains notarity as a tv evangelist. the impact of his power and fame. he talked with barbara harrison about it. >> this is a man. he thinks he's god. that's the die nynamic here. it's not like the typical gospel movies you see. it's a legitimate story. it's real. i try to write from a realistic point of view. >> it premiers at the afi theater in silver spring. a north carolina couple like to search for buried treasure. last friday, it paid off big time. they found a 50 ct emerald. it's about the size of a nickel and maybe worth a whopping $10,000. the couple are members of a

group that takes field trips to different mines to hunt for buried treasures. they were there five minutes before stumbling upon this gem. the next day, a couple found a 30 ct emerald. we should go treasure hunting there. >> some search months, months and years and never find anything. coming up, harry potter goes digital. we have details next. we have the skinny on losing

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because everyone deserves a lifetime. this winter has had a split personality. >> really. >> we cannot figure this thing out. >> you can get whiplash this winter. now spring. >> we got it. >> now spring. we have been so spoiled so far, during the break i was talking about it. we are going to see a rapid warm up tomorrow. back to 74-75 degrees. a lot of neighborhoods south of d.c., fast warm up. we have may-like temperatures to talk about. hey, may showers, too, to help out the march flowers. this is why we love spring so much. you get all that color. that is a gorgeous flower there. i'm not sure what it is, but it's awfully pretty. this is sent in by bill.

if you have cool, pretty images to sent to us, it's weather@nbcwashington.com. that's what bill did. look at the morning temperatures. this is how we started this morning. so many neighborhoods below freezing. 34 in d.c., 39 in annapolis. higher down south. just a little higher. tomorrow morning, we start five to ten degrees higher on temperatures with a clear to mostly clear sky from 35 to the north, 44 right in d.c. starting out at 35 in culpeper to 40 degrees down south. not too bad. that is chilly. a chilly morning for us tomorrow at 6:58. the starry sky with clouds increasing throughout the overnight. i's not as cold. here is a look at the future weather. sunshine coming through the area tomorrow, early in the day. by the time we hit 3:00, a line of showers and thunder showers coming through between 3:00 and 8:00 p.m. we are not going to get a lot of rain.

everyone is going to feel plenty warm as we get up to 70 degrees. there's a look at the four-day forecast. may-like for tomorrow. we are back into the 60s for thursday and friday with highs in the 60s. after that, rain tomorrow. the next chance of rain is saturday. right now, a 50%chance. the high 65. we are going to be fairly overcast. it's going to stay cool at 68 degrees. >> all righty. >> may showers. >> all right. the spring whiplash will be over tomorrow. >> right. >> thanks, veronica. you might recognize her from the food network where she teaches it secrets of a restaurant chef. >> she teaches it worst cooks in america how to make an edible dish. chef ann burell has a book coming out called "cook like a rock star." she share add few tips with us

that should help anyone be a better cook in the kitchen. >> read your recipe from start to finish, make sure you have all the ingredients. taste the food and make sure it tastes good. food is supposed to taste good. it shouldn't be a novel concept. the finale airs sunday night at 9:00 on the food network. a winning cook walks away with a $25,000 grand prize. you taste it first before you feed it to others. that makes sense. >> good idea. it is a scientific finding sure to delight anyone with a sweet tooth. those who eat more chocolate have lower body mass indexes. erika gonzalez has the skinny on this new research out. >> reporter: sweet news for die hard chocoholics. a daily indulgence is associated with a smaller waistline. >> people who ate it more

frequently had smaller body indexes. >> reporter: they collected information on 1,000 adults, their height, weight, exercise and diet including how much chocolate they consumed. they didn't say what kind of chocolate. dark chocolate is abundant in plant compounds. >> it's better for low blood pressure, lipid profiles. they are factors that trap with weight. >> wisdom suggests the calories, sugar and fat timps it. >> it was not explained by lower calorie intake. people who ate more chocolate ate more calories. >> reporter: the link between greater chocolate consumption was stronger if they didn't overindulge, but ate a small

amount every day. the project was spurred by personal interest. >> chocolate is one of my favorite vegetables. >> reporter:. >> chocolate covered broccoli. that would be something. >> now you can eat your chocolate and not feel guilty. >> exactly. coming up, a jewelry heist caught on video. the owners have had bad luck. drama on the high seas when a whale is stuck in netting. i'm wendy rieger. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, justice for trayvon martin. the florida teen's family heads to capitol hill in hopes of an arrest for his son. these dogs are living out their retirement in our area. one could go home with you.

stick around for news 4 at 6:00. vandals do thousands of dollars

take a look at this crash. it was tho accident. police say two people rammed a stolen jeep into this jewelry store in akron, ohio over the weekend. they were trying to break in to steal the goods. the destruction continued once they got into the store.

they smashed the display cases with hammers. there you go. police chased the suspects. they managed to jump out of the jeep and away. officers recovered the stolen jewelry and the truck. the suspects are still on the loose. whale watchers have a whale of a tale to tell. take a look. it began friday off the coast of southern california. they spotted a 30-foot long gray whale tangled in a huge fishing net. rescuers were called in to get it untaj v untangled. they think the whale was making a migratory trip from baja up to alaska. >> glad they got it out of the net. new information and video of this

there is new video out today that shows what a wild, high speed chase involving a school bus looks like. eddie garcia shows us what happened last month in new mexico. >> reporter: a stolen school bus barrelling out of control down i-40 toward albuquerque. police had seconds to figure out what was going on and had serious concerns.

>> any kids on the bus? >> reporter: the driver stole the bus from the bus yard in albuquerque. drove it 80 miles west of town. when he was spotted there, turned back toward albuquerque. it was after 6:30 and the city was in morning rush hour. they had to act fast. >> see if we can get it done closer to albuquerque. >> reporter: they put together a plan to stop the bus in its tracks. >> i'm setting up a spike belt. >> reporter: he barrelled through spike strips driving the bus on rims. he's entering the outskirts of albuquerque. police had to try something more extreme. this state police officer used his car to try to stop the bus for almost 30 miles but the bus was too big. the chase was inside albuquerque approaching the most congested

area. they were finally able to stop shipment. here is a look from his perspective. police say once he was stopped, he kept revving the engine. police fire ed beanbag shots. here, you can see a county sheriff's deputy open fire with his gun. seconds later, it appears as if a state police officer is scolding him. he emerges in his boxers and bloody. he's taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >> that was eddie garcia reporting. that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts now. announcer: now, from washington's leading news station, this is news 4 at 5:00. we are following three big stories tonight. trayvon martin's parents arrive on capitol hill as details are

revealed. the showdown at the supreme court over president obama's health care law. first, disturbing details involving a former fairfax county police officer. it is a busy day. good evening. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. a father and his 13-year-old daughter were found dead inside an suv. this discovery was made on forest grove drive overnight. pat collins joins us live with details on this. p pat? >> reporter: that's where it happened in the drive way at the home across the street. a father/daughter, murder suicide. he was an ex-cop. she was just 13 years old. >> bang, bang, bang. three times. >> reporter: that's doris. she heard the shots and was shaken when she