we're following breaking news at this hour about a deadly school shooting at a christian college in california. five people have been killed in east oakland. we just learned that one suspect is in custody according to police sources who spoke to the associated press. earlier reports describe the shooter as a man in his 40s. no word on any motive. it has become a megamystery. three winning tickets from the largest jackpot in history are out there somewhere. >> none of the winners of the $656 million jackpot has yet to come forward but we do know where the tickets were bought. jay gray reports. >> reporter: so far they've been as tough to find as the winning numbers. three days after the drawing and still nobody knows who the new megamillionaires might be. >> no. i wish i did. i know who it's not. >> reporter: tina lachance went back to work at the country kitchen today. she didn't have the winning ticket.

but she understands why one of her suddenly wealthy neighbors in red bud, illinois is keeping quiet. >> if i won that much money i wouldn't be telling anybody. you'd have more friends than you knew you had. >> reporter: there is no secret about the excite. in red bud. >> this has to the biggest thing ever. >> reporter: robert sale is giving away free t-shirts and hopes to print a special one for the winner. >> what is it going to say. >> definitely "i am the winner." >> reporter: lottery officials in kansas say their winning ticket was sold in one of these 21 northeastern counties. they don't know who has it but they do have some advice. >> they need to sign the back of it and they need to seek legal counsel or financial advise prior to coming in so they'll be ready to talk to us. >> reporter: hoping to talk to the big winner in maryland, lottery officials there visited this 7-eleven in milford mill where the winning numbers were selected. lekeisha was there to claim her big prize. >> i checked my tickets and i won 150 dollars. >> reporter: more than most of us but nowhere near what the

tlae winning tickets are worth. paid out in 26 annual installments each winner takes home $218 million before taxes. taken all at once the pretax prize is $158 million. either way, it adds up to three very lucky, very rich, and to this point very secret winners. jay gray, nbc news. >> a woman in maryland told friends and the new york post that she has a winning ticket but she has yet to produce it. she was part of a pool at the mcdonald's where she works but told co-workers she bought that ticket on her own. pat collins has more on news 4 at 5:00 tonight. federal prosecutors are asking for the jet blue captain who suffered the serious breakdown during the flight to be held without bond. today he came to his first court hearing. he is charged with interfering with a flight crew.

last week he started acting erratically during a flight from new york to las vegas forcing an emergency landing in texas. he said he did not intentionally react violently toward anyone. the judge is expected to rule on the bond issue thursday. it is a much better time to be an airline passenger than five years ago. an annual report shows airline performance has steadily improved over recent years despite higher fares, new fees, and canceled routes. in fact, overall quality is at a 22-year high. air tran tops the list for the second year in a row. american eagle is last on the list. united airlines got the most complaints. the rankings are based on consumer complaints, on time performance, and baggage handling. we've had chilly monday with plenty of sunshine out there but the weather is about to change. >> bundle up. there is a frost advisory in parts of our area.

doug kammerer joins us with the word. >> a pretty nice day now. we had a cold front during the night last night. some areas picked up beneficial rain and if you look outside we're talking about crystal blue skies. it is just gorgeous. 61 degrees out there right now. winds though out of the northwest at 14 miles an hour. a little bit of a wind gust at 24 miles an hour. that wind has made things feel a little bit on the chilly side especially a little earlier this afternoon. 59 currently right now in leesburg. 57 in gaithersburg. looking at 64 down toward fredericksburg. they are the warm spot with charlottesville coming in right now at 66 degrees. what are we seeing? storm 4 radar, nothing to show you right now anywhere across the area. as we widen out one thing you'll notice, that front moving down to the south and then everybody just clearing out from new york to pittsburgh to d.c. everybody high and dry on the clear skied and it is a nice, nice afternoon. but things will be cooling off very quickly overnight tonight down to about 49 degrees. 46 by 11:00.

you'll wake up in the district to temperatures around 40 and 41 degrees at 5:00 and 7:00 a.m. but most of you will be in the 30s. some of you in the low 30s. that will prompt or has prompted a freeze advisory, freeze warning rather, and a frost advisory. i'll break down who has what coming up in my full forecast in a couple minutes. the police chief in prince george's county says the department has not slept in 72 hours because of a rash of violence over the weekend. there were a total of seven shootings since friday night that left five people dead. police tell us the crimes are not related and are not random. two teens were shot and killed in landover. a woman died after being shot during a domestic dispute saturday evening in suitland. police say they've arrested her alleged shooter. they also say they arrested a woman for killing her 83-year-old grandmother inside a home in brandywine. news 4's darcy spencer will have more on the grandmother murdered tonight at 5:00. overseas today a pakistani

court convicted osama bin laden's three widows and two of his daughters of illegally entering and living in a country. the five women have been in detention since last may when u.s. commandos killed the al qaeda leader at the family compound in pakistan where he had been living for five years. pakistani authorities formally arrested them on march 3rd. their lawyers said the women were sentenced to 45 days in prison with credit for time already served. that means they will serve another two weeks then be deported to their home countries. in the race for the white house, gop contenders will focus on our area tomorrow. voters in maryland and the district will head to the polls. mitt romney remains the front-runner but not by enough to convince other contenders to drop out. >> reporter: mitt romney is expected to win all three primaries tuesday in washington, d.c., maryland, and wisconsin. and congressman paul ryan, who introduced him in green bay, said if that happens the gop

campaign is effectively over. but newt gingrich still begs to differ. >> i can't tell you today with any certainty, that i'll be the nominee. governor romney doesn't have it locked down. we have no obligation to back off and concede anything. >> reporter: rick santorum agrees and is keeping expectations low in wisconsin but raising them for home state pennsylvania and its primary in three weeks. >> we feel we'll be very, very competitive here. as i said before we'll go into pennsylvania and be successful there and the math in may looks very good for us. >> reporter: santorum who frequently complains about being the target of negative ads released a new one in wisconsin that compares romney to obama. >> what if i told you the man i'm talking about isn't him? it's him. >> reporter: for his part romney continued in general election mode, hammering president obama.

>> he said the other day he's doing a great job and an historically great job. >> reporter: and making no mention of gop opponents but setting his sights on november. >> and he did not say this on "saturday night live" all right? he really believes this. >> reporter: wins on tuesday could put romney about half way to the number of delegates he needs for the nomination. former political prisoner aung san suu kyi is declaring victory in myanmar's historic parliamentary elections over the weekend. it was a landslide victory for her national league for democracy party. the nobel peace prize winner has been one of the loudest supporters for democracy in myanmar. she spent more than two decades under house arrest under the ruling military hunta until her release in 2010. today she told supporters she hopes to work with other lawmakers to help bring real change to her country. president obama is meeting with leaders from mexico and

canada at the white house today to grapple with issues like trade and energy. but another pressing topic popped up -- health care reform. steve handelsman reports the president said he is confident the plan will survive the supreme court. >> reporter: president obama appeared with the leaders of canada and mexico, but he spoke at length about the white hot domestic issue. does he think the u.s. supreme court will throw out his health care reform, obama care? no. >> it's constitutional. >> reporter: and the issue is not just legal, he said. >> people's lives are affected. >> reporter: kids are getting coverage now on their parents' policies. seniors now are paying less for drugs. 30 million uninsured will get coverage in 2014 but only if, the president argued, almost every american is made to buy coverage. the mandate. >> in the absence of an individual mandate, you cannot have a mechanism to ensure

people with preexisting conditions can get health care rnch last week in the u.s. supreme court conservative justices mocked that. they could be joined in a decision by moderate anthony kennedy. he sounded concerned. >> this is a step beyond what our cases have allowed rncht throwing out the plan the president said would be the kind of action conservatives deplore. >> an unelected group of people would somehow overturn a duly constituted and passed law. >> reporter: the mexican president calderone said he hopes the u.s. does achieve universal coverage. the canadian prime minister's nation already has it. president obama weighed in today knowing that his image, record, re-election effort may depend on the supreme court rule. i'm steve handelsman, news 4, capitol hill.

>> the stars of the new movie "battle ship" gave up the hollywood set for the real deal today. battle ship is a sci-fi thriller based on the well known board game and features singer rihanna in her first movie role. today she and her costars visited the u.s. aircraft carrier in japan where they promoted the movie and honored the troops serving onboard. >> we look up to you so much. you're such an inspiration to all of us. we can never, ever fill your shoes and we don't take that for granted. thank you for even letting us come onboard and be part of your world for even this short moment. >> "battle ship" opens in japan tomorrow and won't be released in the u.s. until may 18th. the movie is distributed by universal pictures which is owned by comcast. comcast also owns this station. footage from the weekend shows just how rough it was during the clipper round the world yacht race. the u.s. coast guard rescued two sailors yesterday after a monster wave hit their 68-foot vessel. they were about 200 miles off

the california coast. coast guard officials say the men suffered some broken bones and sprains. two other crew members got hurt but they were able to stay onboard. the yacht is expected to reach the finish line in oakland sometime today. when news 4 at 4:00 comes right back the competition steps up a notch. ♪ ♪ >> we'll head live to l.a. for a preview as local singers moses stone and erin willett get ready to take the stage. ashton kutcher is taking on a new megajob. plus the much anticipated trailer for whitney houston'

actor ashton kutcher has a new gig to keep him busy over the summer. kutcher has been tapped to play a young steve jobs in an upcoming independent movie. the filming will begin in may during kutcher's break from "two and a half men." the movie plans come less than six months after jobs' death. the apple cofounder died back in october after a long battle with cancer. >> this is the time to show them everything. >> it is still big at the box office for the second week in a row. "hunger games" came out on top bringing the worldwide take to $365 million. "the titans" opened in second place earning a little more than $34 million. third place at $19 million went to the new julia roberts family film "mirror mirror" based on the snow white fairy tale.

fourth place went to 21 jump street and the dr. seuss tale "the lorax" fell to fifth. >> adam sandler's movie "jack and jill" made a clean sweep at the razzies on sunday a spoof on the academy awards handing out prizes for the year's worst flicks. for the first time in the 32-year history of the razzies "jack and jill" won all ten categories including the worst picture. sandler won for worst actor and actress for his dual roles in the movie. he plays a family man and his own pesky sister. al patchcino won for worst supporting actor for playing himself in the movie. maroon 5 singer adam levine and his model girlfriend of two years are parting ways according to "people" magazine. she is best known for her poses in a recent "sports illustrated" issue as well as being a victoria's secret model. she says the breakup is a

friendly breakup the two of them dating since 2010. levine is also known for his appearances on "the voice." well, the blind auditions are long gone and now the battles are over. tonight on an all new episode of "the voice" it's on to the live rounds. >> here we go. out of all the contestants only 24 remain now. news 4's angie goff and big tigger join us now with the preview. it's a big night, guys. >> it sure is. pat and jim, tonight it's team blake versus team christina with the six members of each team going solo. >> that's awesome. last week we found out a local act will be among those performing. ♪ ♪ that's moses stone from laurel, maryland. he is the first emcee contestant ever on "the voice" and beat out a country duo in the battle rounds to move forward. >> tonight, tigger, things get an extra twist as america gets a

say. nbc's stephanie stanton joins us now live from los angeles. you know, we have two local contestants, one that's on teen blake. one that's on team christina. of course we want both of them to go through. a lot will be eliminated. what's the process starting tonight? >> well, hey guys. the excitement is certainly starting to build here. of course the first of many live shows to come here in los angeles for "the voice" is going to go down tonight. there are 12 contestants tonight because we have six from each team. team blake versus team christina as you said. so what's happening is we'll see 12 live performances tonight. then the decision will go to america. america will vote. what'll happen then is america will send the top three contestants from each of those teams. six contestants will move forward. the bottom three from each team will then come back tomorrow. they'll have to sing on stage. at that point each coach will pick one singer from each team

to move forward and the bottom two from each team will go home. so by tomorrow night we will have four leaving and that'll be eight remaining from team blake and team christina. team cee lo and team adam are up next week. some pretty exciting times ahead tonight, guys. >> yeah. we're excited because, you know, our home team is representing tonight. the dmv will be remd. can you talk about how the voting is a little different this year? stephanie, can you hear me? can't hear. >> well, we lost stephanie apparently she can't hear us. >> i can hear you now. >> oh, okay. >> can you talk about how the voting is a little different this season? maybe she just doesn't -- maybe your voice is just -- >> i don't have the voice. that's what it is. >> if you can hear me let me just wrap it up by saying that

the show gets under way at 8:00 eastern. it's a live two-hour show. america votes so immediately following the show, you guys will have a chance to pick your favorites for "the voice." back to you. >> all right. thank you so much, stephanie. i can probably help you out a little tigger. don't have your feelings hurt. you can vote with the new facebook app. this is the first time ever where viewers will have the opportunity to cast their vote for erin and moses by logging on to your facebook account. we'll be chatting live on nbc washington.com and we hope you'll logon during the show. everything, the entertainment, starts 8:00 p.m. sharp. pat, jim? >> going to be an exciting night. >> i wish you could vote for both of them. huge fans just having them in the competition is a big deal. >> this far, you're right. coming up, bk is keeping its whopper but making a lot of changes to the rest of its menu. >> plus we'll show off a blue diamond that is sure to fetch a few million. >> for your news follow news 4

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>> me, too. maybe a little breezy. >> it was breezy. >> any time you have the wind it gets the pollen back in the atmosphere. we've had a lot of problems with pollen over the last few days. the chilly air subsiding up north but we'll see a cool snap overnight tonight. tonight is going to be a cold one. out there right now though it is nice. very nice. temperatures into the low 60s in most locations. some of you still in the upper 50s but that breeze has made things a little chilly especially earlier this morning with the winds gusting upwards of 20 to 30 miles an hour. temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s through 10:00 or 11:00. that made things feel a little cooler. out there right now, as tall as i am, 61 degrees right now with winds out of the northwest about 14 miles an hour. and, guys, can we maybe make it a little shorter? 63 in cumberland right now. 59 in leesburg. 61 in washington.

64 degrees in fredericksburg. there we go. a little better. this is what i'm talking about. the chilly morning to the north. frederick over toward carroll county back toward martinsburg you'll see a potential freeze here with temperatures right around the freezing mark. i don't think this will be a hard freeze. by hard freeze i'm talking about temperatures in the upper 20s. i think low 30s will be about it. so not expecting too much in the way of problems. also frost potential in through portions of howard county, montgomery county, back through loudoun county and points down to the south and west. south and east of washington we're not talking about any problems there. storm 4 radar showing things are all clear around our area and that's the way we're going to remain. right on through the night tonight and into the day tomorrow. plenty of sunshine right now. that sun is going to stick around. we had a cold front that actually came through last night. some areas picking up some pretty beneficial rain out there overnight. that cold front continues to sag down to the south. as it does we'll be sunny during the day tomorrow. tomorrow looks like another fantastic day with temperatures a little bit above average tomorrow where i think we'll

be -- see many areas at least near 70 degrees. then we'll watch a frontal boundary and actually a couple of them. an area of low pressure will move through and we'll see another cold front dip in. that is going to lead to some shower activity. maybe a few thunderstorms during the day on wednesday so right now tuesday looking like a better day than wednesday. wednesday more cloud cover but temperatures should still be on the increase. i think we get into the low 70s for many of us during the day on wednesday. this evening clear skies, breezy and cool. 50 to 55 degrees with winds out of the north 10 to 20 miles per hour. tomorrow morning clear skies. a cold start. possible frost. 32 in some of the coldest areas to 40 inside the city. as you make your way throughout the day. nice and mild. 66 to 71 degrees. tomorrow looking fantastic to do whatever you want to do out there. 69 on your tuesday. 73 on wednesday. some areas could be in the mid 70s during the day wednesday but we will see a 30% to 40% chance of showers. maybe a thunderstorm and we will

cool off again. temperatures actually below average. a little bit below average during the day on thursday. friday right now looking great with sunshine. high near 63. >> and our viewers did not know until tonight that you're 4'10". >> you know, you want to be big. sometimes on television you want to make sure. >> you look like a big guy on tv. >> all right. we're all raising our chairs to keep up with you. thank you, doug. >> thank you. still ahead on news 4 at 4:00 a sneak peek at "sparkle" whitney houston's final performance. >> plus an nfl cheerleader had a date in court today after what

welcome back to news 4 at 4:00. i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. here's what's happening at 4:30. three winning tickets for the record-breaking megamillions jackpot are still unclaimed. winners will split the $656 million prize. the winning tickets were purchased in kansas, illinois, and here in maryland. in maryland a woman who works at a mcdonald's is claiming to hold a winner. pat collins will have the latest on that part of the story at the top of the hour. tomorrow democrats and republican voters in our area go to the polls. maryland, d.c., and wisconsin all hold their primary elections tomorrow. mitt romney is expected to win

all three presidential -- republican presidential nominations but other candidates are vowing to stay in and move on to the next contests. five people were killed in prince george's county over the weekend in seven separate shooting incidents that began friday night. police tell us they've made arrests in two cases so far. among the dead are two teens and an elderly grandmother. we'll have the latest live at 5:00. police say the crimes are not related and are not random. and the positive report on u.s. manufacturing helped push stocks to multi year highs today. the dow is up 53 points a a level of 13,264. the nasdaq gained 28 points and the s&p 500 was up ten points. tv viewers are getting a first glimpse today of whitney houston's upcoming film "sparkle." the "today" show premiered a trailer for the much anticipated release. the movie is a remake of the original 1976 movie "sparkle" inspired by the supremes. it stars houston as the mother of three girls who form a

singing group and struggle with fame and drug addiction. >> houston died in february after her own battle with drug abuse. "sparkle" was to be her movie comeback. 20 years after her defining film portrayal in "the bodyguard." >> she also served as executive producer of the film to be released august 17th. you know it will be a hit. an nfl cheerleader and her mother showed up in court today in a case involving the sexual abuse of a high school student. sarah jones is accused of having a sexual relationship with a senior at a high school where she taught until last november. her mother is accused of trying to cover up the relationship. both pleaded not guilty. jones is a cheerleader for the cincinnati bengals. her trial is set to begin in june. a denver tv anchor is back on the air today just weeks after a dog bit her on the face on live tv. kyle dire made her return this

morning on k uchtusa. you may remember when the 85-pound argentine mastiff bit dire two weeks ago. she needed 90 stitches after the encounter. this morning she thanked her fans and her colleagues. >> i appreciate you all because i have read every single letter, every single e-mail. there is no way i can write you personally but thank you so much. it's been really wonderful to hear from so many of you. thanks so much. >> terrific. >> dire admitted on nbc's the "today" show that she got too close to the dog. the dog was placed in quarantine for ten days then released to his owner. game on at a new casino in atlantic city. today the doors to a $2.4 billion resort named revel opened for the first time. revel is the 12th casino in atlantic city. it has nearly 1900 ocean view rooms and there is shopping,

restaurants, night clubs. gamblers are already giving the tables a go. a new jersey man was the first customer when it opened at 7:00 this morning. he bought $400 worth of chips and within ten minutes had won $1500 at a roulette table. cosmetic company avon rejected a $10 billion takeover from fragrance company cody. avon says the offer under values the company. avon's profit has shrunk over the last three years but cody says avon's yearly revenue sales of $11 billion would be big business, a big boon in fact to the current annual revenue of $4 billion. cody also says it doesn't want a hostile takeover. the world's biggest auction houses are gearing up for spring sales. >> a stunning eight carat blue diamond is among the prized items. the rare stone is part of sotheby's spring sale that includes more than 3,000 items and is worth an estimated $11.5 million. the auction runs through

wednesday. the whopper is getting new company on burger king's menu. the company announced ten new food items will be added to the menu. among them, chicken strips, cesar salads, frozen coffee drinks and strawberry banana smoothies. it is the company's biggest menu overhaul since the chain was founded in 1954. industry experts say this mimic was moves from mcdonald's which started adding salads, snack wraps, and smoothies several years ago. burger king executives say it is all about giving consumers more choice. >> and what they want. >> yes. coming up on news 4 at 4:00 prince harry becomes the hero from competitor to rescuer. >> plus, new details emerge about the disappearance of a utah mother who was

the material girl is getting ready to tour. >> wendy rieger is with us with our app of the day. wendy? >> hey there. it is simply called madonna. and it's a cool app for your ipad and only for your ipad. you can start off by looking at all of her albums and if there are songs you might have missed, that you want to download, you can -- let's go to this one. hello. hello. here we go. there you go. not only can you see what people have said about it but you can look at all of the songs that

are on it and you can download them if you don't have them yet or there is something that you need to go back to from years ago if you're young and suddenly grown up and thought, hey, i didn't know she did that. you know, madonna has been around for quite a while, some plus years. you know, she is -- she has still got it. here's her 2012 tour. she'll be coming to washington but it tells you where she is appearing, what people are saying about it. you can buy tickets. they're quite expensive. i know they're something like 250 bucks for this but this is one of my favorite parts of the app. the photos. because, you know, the camera loves madonna and, again, if we're used to madge these days and you haven't seen her back in the day get a load of that. remember that? look at madonna. she was just amazing. we're going back 25, 30 years here when she was just getting started. so it's a really cool app all

about madge and the material girl and it's just got a lot of stuff. it's incredibly interactive by the way. you can talk to people all over the world about all things madonna if you please. so it's just simply madonna and it is for your ipad. so give her a look. there she is. she cleans her own floors. got to love a gal who does that. don't forget you can download our own nbc 4 iphone app for free to stay up to date on the latest news and weather on the go just search nbc washington on i-tunes. go, madonna, go. >> all righty. thanks. when we come right back on news 4 at 4:00 actor bruce willis is 57 years old and a father again. the name he chose for his daughter. plus, just in time for spring break, renting a car is going to cost you even more. the added charges are coming up next. we have a lot tonight on nbc washington nonstop at 7:00. check out an all new nonstop foodies heading to vermillion in the heart of old town alexandria after the president's valentine's day dinner there.

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he is a father again at the age of 57. actor bruce willis and his wife emma welcomed a little baby girl yesterday in los angeles. baby mabel rae willis weighed in at 9 pounds and 1 ounce. a statement from the couple's publicist says the parents are overjoyed and both mom and baby are just fine. nice and healthy. willis married emma a 33-year-old designer and model in 2009. he has three other daughters ages 23, 20, and 18 from his previous marriage to actress demi moore. doug is back with a look at our weather. we have changes. cover up the plants tonight? >> cover up the plants yeah. it's going to be cold. some areas there is a freeze warning but it's not going to be too cold out there. we're talking about temperatures maybe 32 degrees right on the freezing border and it should not be too cold for too long so i don't anticipate any problems to the plants out there but you may want to cover them up or bring some of the most tender vegetation inside if you can. out there right now, hey.

look at this. just gorgeous all across the region. it is just beautiful. a picture perfect blue sky. the cold front coming down bringing us some air out of canada. nice and dry out there today and that allows us to see those bright blue skies. as we look across the region what are we seeing? your temperatures the last couple days, look at this. a very warm march. 46 degrees out there. 46.8 degrees. we don't have the lights up all the way, guys. that's what's going on right there. 46.8 degrees. there it is. the month of march. looking very good. that's the average. look at this. the high 56.8. that is the warmest march ever. we've just come off the warmest march we've ever seen and 10 degrees above average. that is simply amazing. out there right now, 61 degrees. plenty of sunshine. winds out of the northwest at 14 miles an hour. winds will be gusting upwards of 20 to 24 miles an hour. that's what they're doing right now. 59 in dulles. 58 in campus springs.

annapolis 58 degrees. down toward warranton nice and warm. 66 down there for you folks. now what are we going to be seeing? storm 4 radar all dry and that's the way we're going to stay right on through the night tonight right on through the day tomorrow. our next chance of rain will not come until the day on wednesday. overnight low temperatures 40 degrees in washington so no problems inside the beltway but 35 in gaithersburg. 33 in frederick. again, you can get frost upwards of 36 to even 38 degrees depending on just how much moisture is in the atmosphere. there is not going to be a whole lot out there so i'm not expecting too much in the way of frost but the freeze could be the bigger deal. 32 in martinsburg. 32 in hagerstown. winchester temperatures could get down close to the freezing mark. watch out there. temperatures tomorrow, rebounding very nicely. we'll see clear skies again and mostly sunny skies just about the entire day. a high near 70 in washington. 72 in fredericksburg. 74 in charlottesville. a temperature of 67 degrees up towards winchester as we look toward the next couple days. 73 on your wednesday. yes, a chance for some showers.

maybe even a thunderstorm on wednesday but only about a 30% to 40% chance. and right now the best chance looks like it should be to the south of washington thursday and friday. looking pretty good. looking dry with temperatures about average for this tichlt year. march was extremely warm. i do not anticipate april or really even into the summer to be nearly as warm as the month of march was. you talk about averages so that's good news there. >> back to normal. >> thank you, doug. >> thank you. spring break and the busy summer travel season are both upon us and there is another major player in the travel industry that is starting to stick customers with fees and service charges. >> reporter: some consumer experts say rental car companies have gotten as bad as the airlines at charging fees. >> you go to the counter and think you've negotiated a fee and you're going to pay x amount a day and then all after the add ons. >> janet is with kiplinger magazine where there is an article on how to avoid some of those fees. the obvious ones are easy.

don't go with gps or satellite radio and you reduce your bill as much as 20 bucks a day. one of the biggest fecesly avoided is the cdw -- collision damage waiver -- the insurance on the rental you don't need the cdw. your regular car insurance generally covers you and very often your credit card will fill in the gaps. >> reporter: using your credit card also helps if you want to dispute any charges after the rental. but the newest fee some companies are charging has to do with gassing up before returning. >> if you fill up on your own on the way back you have to have a receipt from a gas station that's within ten miles of the office where you rented the car. and if not, you're going to get hit with the fee. >> reporter: be careful about returning the rental too early. there is now a fee for that. like airlines, rental car companies say they, too, are looking for new revenue streams.

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a dramatic scene out of norway. take a look. a tow truck was trying to rescue a stranded tractor-trailer when both trucks went off the road and tumbled down that cliff. the driver of the tow truck got out just in time but the driver of the stranded truck wasn't so lucky. he survived the 200-foot fall but had several broken bones. prince harry truly showed his noble side during a dramatic moment at a polo match. photos taken at the charity match in brazil captured the tense scene. prince harry is seen ministering first aid to an unconscious rider from the other team after his horse collided with another. the prince was reportedly the first to help the american businessman. the british red cross said the prince's quick thinking may have

saved the man's life. he is doing just fine today. when we come right back on news 4 at 4:00 we've got new developments in the case of missing

there are new revelations in the susan powell case today. court documents show

investigators had a lot of evidence against her husband. as miguel almaguer reports it is raising more questions about why he was never charged in her disappearance before he killed himself and their children. >> he blew up the house and the kids! >> reporter: february 5th, 2012. josh powell murders his two young boys in a house fire taking his own life while under suspicion in his wife susan's disappearance. newly released search warrants now revealed detectives in utah seemed to suspect josh powell murdered susan from the beginning. susan vanished december 6th, 2009, the night josh claimed he took the couple's children camping in a snowstorm. search warrants showed detectives discovered in his car a generator, blankets, a gas can, tarps, and a shovel. inside the couple's home investigators found susan's blood and two fans set up blowing on to the living room sofa that appeared to have just been cleaned. >> we have every bit of physical

evidence and every bit of emotional evidence that suggests that not only did she disappear but she disappeared at the hands of her husband. >> reporter: police also found a handwritten note from susan in a safety deposit box. she wrote of fearing her husband saying if she died it may not be an accident even if it looks like one. despite the evidence josh powell was never charged with a crime. in the weeks following susan's disappearance, josh moved with his children to washington state where police there say they waited for the call to arrest him. >> there is direct evidence. there is circumstantial evidence. there is motive. there is everything but the body. >> reporter: susan's body was never discovered. josh never charged with a crime. chuck cox is susan's father. >> if josh had been in jail the children would be safe. >> reporter: but utah police are defending the handling of their case and won't comment on the latest developments.

>> as difficult as it may be at this time, i am not going to address any specific questions in relation to what has been released. >> reporter: today susan's disappearance remains unsolved, a case that despite newly released evidence may never be closed. >> that was miguel almaguer reporting. the search warrants were released on friday because they are connected to a separate case involving josh powell's father steven powell who is accused of possessing child pornography. that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. we have breaking news out of the california bay area tonight. at least six people are killed. three injured in a shooting at a christian college in east oakland. police say a shooter opened fire at oikos university about 2:30 eastern time. the school is described as korean, religious. it is for adults. witnesses in and around the building describe a scene of

chaos. >> there's a shooting. someone got shot in the chest. stood up in class and just started firing. shot one guy in the chest. shot another person and then started firing like crazy. >> police searched the area for two hours before looking for -- they took a suspect into custody at a shopping mall near the school. no word on a motive. we will continue to follow the story and bring you an update as soon as we get more information. with that, good evening. i'm wendy rieger i'm jim handly. our other top story tonight the megamillions mystery surrounding a potential ticket holder here in maryland. more than $600 million up for grabs and it all came down to friday night's big drawing. we now know three winning tickets were sold in maryland, kansas, and illinois. but the actual winners are still a secret tonight. pat collins is live in baltimore with more on the speculation there. pat? >> reporter: so let's start with some facts. so far we know no one has com