it will be a quick but memorable trip for the folks who will get a chance to meet royalty. good afternoon. i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. it is our top story. he is here, folks. prince harry is in town right now meeting with injured service members. participating in the warrior games. the prince is at a reception at the british embassy's residence. he will attend a dinner at the ritz-carlton tonight. he will be receiving the atlantic council's 2012 award for distinguished humanitarian leadership. news4's megan something grath reports on the talk of the town. a chance to see a prince. >> reporter: it is a cause near to his heart. since serving in afghanistan in 2007, prince harry has been actively involved in charities that help wounded soldiers. tonight he's being honored for his work and will receive the atlantic council's award for distinguished humanitarian leadership. >> i think it is wonderful.

i think he has done great things and i rememberian well. i think that -- i remember diana well. he did doing a wonderful job. >> reporter: he will visit with servicemen and women from the uk who participated in the paraolympics event warrior games in colorado. then off to the ritz-carlton to receive his award. women that work in the area say it is exciting the prospect of seeing the dashing young prince. >> i would love to meet him. yeah. young, handsome devil like that, you bet. i would love to meet him. the fact he's here for a good cause is wonderful. >> i would love to bum inner loop the prince. yes, i would. i love him. that's great. i didn't know he was going to be this close. we may have to work late tonight. >> reporter: megan mcgrath, news4. >> another member of the obama administration has spoken out in support of gay marriage. during an interview, education secretary arne duncan said same-sex couples should be able to legally marry.

it was his first public about the issue. yesterday vice president joe biden said he's comfortable with same-sex marriage. both biden's and duncan's comments may put them at odds with president obama who has said his position on gay marriage is evolving. now to the race for the white house. president obama's team launched into its first week of the official re-election campaign with a major ad. the economy is the main focus. steve handelsman has the latest. >> reporter: in the battleground state of ohio, mitt romney today accused the president of steering the u.s. to the left. actually to the east across the land. he is taking america on a path towards europe. it is not going to work here. europe is in real trouble. >> reporter: two days after president obama kicked off his re-election campaign. >> four more years! >> reporter: new national polls show the race virtually tied. romney up by 1% in a survey of

swing state voters by politico. obama ahead by 2% in a similar poll by "usa today" and gallup. the president is making his case for re-election in a rare all-positive tv ad. to run in nine swing state battle grounds. >> today our auto industry is backfiring on all cylinders. our greatest enemy brought to justice by our greatest heroes. instead of losing jobs, we are creating them. >> reporter: mitt romney's campaign put up a video slamming the obama record. back to your open. socialist francois hollande was elected. >> anything that slows down the global recovery is bad news for the president and could affect the re-election. >> reporter: especially in a race that's so close now in the

polls. a race that seems sure to be a referendum on recovery. i'm steve handelsman, news4. dozens of guilty verdicts handed down today in one of the deadliest shootings in recent history here in washington. five men are convicted in connection with the south capitol street massacre of 2010. they are accused of killing five people and wounding several others over the course of two days. all apparently over a missing piece of costume jewelry. san kwan kartd carter, orlando carter, robert boast, lamar williams are all convicted of murder and dozens of other felony counts. pat collins will have more from the survivors of these crimes coming up tonight at 5:00. john edwards' core ums trial is in its third week. prosecutors are trying to show that edwards knowingly and illegally used campaign donations to hide his pregnant mistress. edwards and his daughter cate arrived at the courthouse this morning. today alex forger was back on

the witness stand. he is the lawyer for virginia heiress rachel bunny melon. memorandum only gave thousands of dollars to edwards when he ran for president and that the money was for a personal need of edwards. prosecutors contend that some of that money was used in the coverup. edwards denies breaking any law. new numbers out today say nearly half of american adults are projected to be obese by the we are 2030 unless the country makes significant changes. the growing problem has prompted many experts to look at ways of preventing obesity long before adulthood focusing even on toddlers. erica edwards has our story. >> reporter: america's scales continue to tip in the wrong direction. the prevalence of obesity is now predicted to reach 42% of adults by the year 2030. slightly lower than earlier projections, but still expected to add billions of dollars to health care costs. >> probably the best treatment

is prevention. >> reporter: obesity experts say the best time for prevention is childhood. >> for many parents, a chubby baby or chubby toddler in their mind is a sign they are doing something well. >> reporter: new research found many mothers of overweight toddlers misjudge their child's body size assuming the kids are at healthy weight. 20% of mothers of healthy, average sized children wanted their kids to pout a few more pounds. this is a good time for pete yeahtritions to step in with a growth chart and ensure they are on the right track. >> pediatricians don't provide the reassurance, they may be trying to fatten their children up. >> reporter: overweight children are likely to be overweight teens and then overweight adults. >> it makes sense to focus on children to prevent obesity in the first place. but we also need to reach out to adults. >> reporter: health and human services secretary sebelius

spoke at a conference monday. she and others agree that the nation can't afford to expand the waistline any longer. erica edwards, nbc news. other new obesity related research focus owes teenagers and their television viewing habits. those who watch the most tv, a fewer fruit -- ate fewer fruits and vegetables each day and consumed more candy and more sodas. cameras captured the moment a tornado tore through a city northeast of tokyo on sunday. the twister touched down 40 mules outside of japan's capital city. a 14-year-old boy died and dozens of others were injured. the tornado tore roofs off houses and snapped tree limbs. about 24,000 homes lost electricity. forecasters say that it was an f-2 tornado with winds as high as 157 miles per hour. tornadoes are rare in the tokyo area. cloudy skies in our area and get ready, folks. rain could be en route for the rest of the week.

>> storm 4 meteorologist veronica johnson has the first look at weather. >> hey there, guys. this is the way we are starting off our week. with clouds, right? across the area. and we are waiting on the showers. seems like, you know, we have been overcast much of the day today. take a look. complete canopy of cloud cover throughout the area with our temperatures throughout holding. holding in the 60s, low 70s around the area. radar right now, storm 4 radar, you can see where the showers are. off to the west, south of frostburg. around areas of mineral, around hampshire and harty county in west virginia. there is a little storm there that is building. that will be making its way eastward. moving slowly at about the 10 to 15 miles per hour. so any storms well off to the west. we could see an isolated shower trying to sneak into our area here for the evening hours. that really is it. again, upper 60s, low 70s throughout the area. 70 degrees now in cleveland park.

waldorf area. 72 at fairfax city. great falls, down towards culpeper. some of the higher temperatures down you a round fredericksburg, virginia, and stafford at 75 degrees, average high for today is 73. we are going to see the mercury drop, down to the low 60s by 11:00 p.m. again, just a few storms that could be staying well west of our area on your fast forecast. i think those storms west, dry morning coming to us. we will talk more about our storm chances, thunderstorm chances, this week coming up in a couple much minutes. stick around for that. it is going to be a big game for the caps tonight. the series is tied at 2 games apiece. >> dan hellie is live at madison square garden with a look ahead to game five tonight. >> reporter: game five important the playoff series. as expected nip and tuck the entire way. usually in playoff hockey, the own us is on the team that's just lost the most recent game to make changes.

you can expect the rangers to come out like their pants are on fire this game. one one member of the organization said i expect them to play as hard as you have seen them play the entire series. the capitals doing what they do best this series. blocking shots. 244. more than any other team in the postseason thus far. it is going to be more of the same. hope said it is awesome when he sees the forwards and defensemen blocking shots. puck drops shortly after 7:30 on the nbc sports network. rangers and the capitals getting it on. game five, tonight, madison square garden. >> welcome to the big leagues. bryce harper. phillies pitcher, yeah, hamels admits he hit the 19-year-old rookie on purpose last night. harper was hit in the back with a 93-mil e-an-hour pitch. he said that's the way baseball was played in the old days.

the general manager rizzo called hamel's classless and gutless. hamels was up to bat next and got beaned in the leg. payback. it can be rough. >> can be. in the big leagues. when "news4 at 4:00" continues, this afternoon, sasha baron cohen stopped by 30 rock. >> now i have the look every woman dreams of, wylie coyote. >> she is on fire. what the real tan new jersey mom thought of the "snl" skit. rihanna is a no show for the dress rehearsal. billy bush from "access hollywood" joins us live next.

after winning 16 olympic medals, swimmer michael phelps says he is looking to retire in a televised interview yesterday phelps said the london games will be his last olympic games. the 26 year old baltimore native broke a record in beijing back in 2008 earning eight gold

medals but will need to win three gold to break the record for most olympic gold medals. as for the 2016 limb knicks brazil, phelps says he will go but only as an observer. he will stay dry. blockbuster hit at that time movies. a tan mom backs hit on "saturday night live." and no-show for rihanna. >> "access hollywood's" billy bush is joining us live now from l.a. first off, billy, is -- "the avengers" that good of a move write? is it really that good? >> i mean, it was built-in success. you have thore has his own movie, captain america has his own movie. iron man has his own movie. big up these giant franchises on their own and then you put them all together, it is sort of genius. s can why kanye and jay-z tour together. quadruple, quintuple. expect "aconventivengers 3."

no shortage of superhero movies in your future. >> hey, bunch of laughs on "saturday night live" this weekend including the tan mom from new jersey. let's give a listen. >> sorry about all the smoke. i just came from the -- >> tanning salon? >> tanning salon. >> patricia, how do youtance allegations you brought your child into a tanning bed with you? >> that's -- i would never bring a 5-year-old into a tanning bed. tanning beds should only be used by responsible adults because you may not know this, seth, some people overtan. >> wow. she was smoking all right,

billy. >> on fire. >> hysterical. took a piece of bread, put it between my thighs and it is toast. hysterical. this is what we live in. it has been overnight sensation. this woman was a local store write on thursday of last week. and now there's not a person in the world who doesn't know the too tan lady. it is incredible how fast these things move. paparazzi on her front lawn today, yesterday getting her reaction. she said yes, i saw it. she saw the "snl" thing and thought it was hysterical. they were there too long. get off my lawn! she is going to get an agent or she will lose it. >> yeah. little hot to handle. >> a lot of buzz over rihanna's performance and her pre-performance. what do you make of her appearance on "saturday night"?

>> she was great when she performed. you would think by the looks of what she pulled off, not once but twice, you know, dress rehearsals went perfectly. the truth is she didn't go to dress rehearsals. she missed them. nobody missed a dress rehearsal after as a musical guest. mick jagger has gone the all of his. she did go to the show. the reports are that, you know, staff at "snl" are miffed and probably not thrilled about it. that said when she went on she pulled it off. all disaster averted. you have to go to dress rehearsal. the old ad image the biz. >> you do. that's a big one. what's on "access hollywood" tonight? ? you know, forget about the too tan laid write. some people think she's not ready for this fame. we have instant, you know, reality people who are. have you ever heard of the three golden sisters? these women, three old ladies, 72-year-old twins and an 81-year-old -- no, 76-year-old twins and 81-year-old sister

watching the kardashian sex tape horrified them but their reactions are better than the tape itself. watch these ladies. they are our guests. they are hysterical. we have them tonight. also, glen frey on the anatomy of hotel california. the meaning behind the song. these are questions i always wanted to ask. >> you owe me 20 bucks from last week. >> sorry. >> double or nothing tonight. okay? >> thanks. >> double or nothing it is. >> thanks, billy. on we were going to say irresponsible but irrepressable, high risk. apird on the "today" show live this morning. he was in character for his new film "the dictator." >> route of the country -- ruler of the country called wadiya.

he described it for matt lauer. >> 1, 3sh300 miles from tel avi is a scud flies. it is a lovely place. it has population of 4 million but obviously that figure changes depending on my mood. >> "the dictator" opens nationwide on the 16th. >> matt lauer is a braver man than i am. sitting next to him anything can happen. >> literally. coming up next on "news4 at 4:00," did you see it? a super and spectacular view over the weekend. >> what a view that was. tonight is the night the final performances for the final four on "the voice." angie goss will join us live from the red carpet at 4:30. we love gardening...

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a full moon. not expected to happen again for another 17 years. at least. can't wait. we just had too much cloud cover around here. we were telling folks to look around 11:30. we also gave folks the moon rise time last week. as it was coming up, you know, we wanted to see the great big shot. it was too cloudy. when it got higher in the sky saw it. too bad. now we have to wait. >> another 17 years. >> wait around for the next time. >> we have been waiting around today for the mercury to rise. upper 60s, low 70s. quite a bit of cloud cover across the area today. look at that cloud deck. we are going for higher temperatures tomorrow. and i will explain why as we scoot over to the weather wall here. gaithersburg, maryland, 67. 72 degrees currently in college park, maryland. and 71 degrees in st. mary's, maryland. little warmer south, higher temperatures down there. 70 degrees, reagan national,

south wind at 16 miles per hour. dew point temperature not bad. it doesn't feel that sticky or humid as it did at the end of last week. we are going to keep quite a bit of cloud cover around for not only the overnight period but also tomorrow morning. notice the temperatures, though, not too bad, 62 at 11:00. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. just a little cool. watching one great big weather system affect the east coast. we have thunderstorms from texas all the way up to the northeast. look at areas accept round mississippi, louisiana. powerful storms there. more scattered storms, western pennsylvania, western maryland and right through west virginia and ohio. better chance of storms for us tomorrow. and as we watch this cold front that is in areas of ohio make its way eastward for tomorrow morning. we are dry but any time after about 1:00, 2:00, we will start to see showers and then thunderstorms in the potential for moderate to heavy rain comes our way tomorrow. maybe even high winds. big potential west for tomorrow

afternoon. then down to the south for late tuesday night and early wednesday morning, yeah, wednesday morning, storm, before we start to get clearing behind that system. wednesday afternoon. so seasonal, dry, 64 for your evening. then for tomorrow morning, it is going to be breezy, definitely cool, 56 to 62 degrees. wind out of the south. it is the southerly wind that's going to help us really see the temperatures rise tomorrow. 73 to 78. again, strong thunderstorms, best chance of those storms will be off to the south. and down to the west. your high tomorrow is 77 degrees. bit of warmth ahead of the cold front. we are down to 74 for wednesday and a chance for showers and storms at 70%. and then we were windy and drying out for thursday. i know folks want that weekend forecast. >> all right. we will see you then. still to come today on "news4 at 4:00," kanye west goes off on twitter with fashion advice for men. >> also this massive sinkhole is

close to swallowing this entire house. live from l.a., i will take unbehind the scenes of "the voice"

welcome back to "news4 at 4:00." i'm pat lawson muse.

>> i'm jim handly. here is what's happening at 4:30. five men convicted of murder today in d.c.'s south capitol street shootings. prosecutors say they killed five people and wounded several others over a fake diamond bracelet. three attacks back in 2010. the men were also found guilty of dozens of other serious felony counts. >> prince heir write is in washington right now meeting with service members at the british ambassador's residence. he is here in town to receive a humanitarian award. the atlantic council is honoring the prince for his charitable work with wounded soldiers. new numbers out today say 42% of adults will be obese by the year 2030. expected to add billions of dollars in health care costs. obesity experts say the best time for prevention is in childhood. overweight children are likely to be overweight teenagers who are likely to be overweight adults. >> on wall street, stocks ended the monday on a flat note following election results in

europe. the dow jones industrials fell 29 points. mass dakota remain unchanged. closing a point higher. the s&p 500 had month change. are you red write for a big couple of nights? everything is on the line tonight in part one of "the voice" finale. >> last week america and the coaches cut the field of contest nantz two and now we are down to the final four. angie is live. >> reporter: we are here giving you a sneak peek behind "the voice." you are looking at a very quiet red carpet but don't be fooled. in a matter of hours it will be hustling and bustling. not only are the contestants going to walk the red carpet but see carson daly and coaches come by as well. as you mentioned, it is down to the wire. final four is set. tonight we will see jermaine paul take stage, tony lucca,

juliett simms, chris mann. sadly we won't be seeing erin willett, the young lady from gaithersburg who we have been rooting for. she was eliminated last week. we had the opportunity to catch up with her earlier. despite the loss, she's more motivated than ever. it has been six weeks since gaithersburg's hometown girl erin willett won over the world with those red lips and that hair. in one night she went from singing in brooklyn bars to bringing down the house in front of millions. >> it definitely gave me the confidence to dream bigger than i thought i could. >> reporter: the show has been her family, home away from home during a very trying time. early in the competition, her number one fan, her father chuck, passed away from cancer. she has grown incredibly close to her coach who also lost his dad around the same time. definitely more than a coach.

>> yeah. he is like a mentor. especially during the rounds, it was someone i wanted to make proud in a similar way i wanted to make my father proud. >> reporter: out of heartache has come such high hopes and a future of playing bigger shows and a possible record deal. >> to know "the voice" will not be the peak of my career, it is the journey, it makes me feel excited for what's about to come. >> reporter: she is such a fireball and so inspiring. now this is how everything is going to break down tonight. we are going-to-have the four final contestants take the stage. they are going to do two former answers. one sole and so then the second performance they are going to be join order the stage by their respective coaches. that's going to be quite entertaining. 100% up to america to vote for who will be the next "voice." >> angie, great to see you out there rocking the red on the red carpet. we know erin is out but is she going to take the stage tonight? we see some of them always come

back in these reality shows for a big finale. >> reporter: what i can tell you after my conversation with her a little earlier is maybe. maybe we will see her take the stage. >> you got our attention. >> reporter: tonight or tomorrow. what i will tell you, coming up on "news4 at 5:00," erin opens up what it felt like when she realized she was not advancing to the next level. i asked her about what she thought was the reason why america was not in her corner and it is ining what steresting what she has to say about that. more on what to expect tonight for the final showdown. >> angie goff live in l.a. and we will see "the voice" airing at 8:00 on nbc 4. we will see you again live at 11:00. it looks like kanye west may have a new job. a job with the fashion police. >> the rap went on a fashion

twitter aren't on saturday while he was in new york about men's fashion trends. he tweeted i hate button shirts with hoods, i hate hoods with sports coats. i hate sport coats with button-up shirts, jeans and dress shoes. he also tweeted he hated khaki trench coats and jeans, off-brand workout sneakers, khaki cargo shorts, big strike scarves. i will have to rethink that one now. and long sideburns with beard. west concluded by tweeting, quote, all this and five blocks hash tag, i'm on my snob. what can we wear? >> right on it. he's all the way on it. lou and denise live in florida. they woke up the other morning to find a big hole in their backyard. it was big and it was getting bigger. authorities say that it is a sinkhole.

phenomenon is uncommon but not unheard of. given florida's sandy top soil and network of underground rivers certainly came as a hock to the family. the hole took down four 30-foot tall oak trees. >> she woke me up up and said there is a hole in the backyard. i said it is probably a warthog. >> no, a hole. >> we ran downstairs. it was collapsing into itself. >> the family immediately evacuated but also moved all of their stuff outside for fear that the sinkhole will swallow their entire house. authorities say that nearby homes may also be at risk. in 1981 in nearby winter park, florida, a sinkhole swallowed a car dealership, public swimming pool and a portion of a roadway in a single day.

they are not take anything for grant. >> those things move fast. with gas prices hovering around $4 a gallon now, it is easy to make fuelish mistakes that will add up. >> you might think you need a car pool or maybe buy a hybrid. that's not the case, though. get the most out of every gallon. shift into savings with liz crenshaw. liz will share five freeways you can save hundreds of dollars on gasoline every year. tonight on news4 at 11:00, liz crenshaw's save gas tips. breaking news now. associated press reports the cia foils an al qaeda plot to destroy a u.s. airliner. this came last week around the one-year anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden p.m. u.s. officials who spoke anonymously said the plot involved using a bomb similar to the underwear bomb that failed to detonate aboard a large

airliner in 2009. much more on this breaking story coming up on "news4 at 5:00." coming up on "news4 at 4:00," domino's becomes the first pizza chain to offer a kind of pie. >> a woman found a winning lottery ticket in the garbage. why she may have to give that back even after she spent a lot of the money. >> how a robot is taking the place of a farmer. we are coming right back. [ male announcer ] hot outta the oven, it's the pizza sub!

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technology fair in eastern china. the robot can move down the rows and assess the condition of the veggies. if there is a problem the robot can spray fertilizer or pesticide. if the veg reese ready for harvest the robots can pluck and pick from the plant. who needs people? who needs farm hand? we have robots putting people out of jobs. >> slow motion. yeah, that's true. then there is that. coming up on "news4 at 4:00," facebook's founder hits the road drumming up support for its ipo. how facebook users can get involved. a woman committed a crime more than 40 years ago. why her past is now catching up ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life.

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we have had a lot of clouds today. what do you see on the radar? >> not much in the way of showers. one or would neighborhoods well towards north and west may get brief shower coming through. other than that you will be dry here for the evening for the overnight and even dry for tomorrow morning. notice for the showers are now. north of winchester, virginia. have you thunderstorms around elkins, west virginia. and just west of petersburg, west virginia. those storms slowly moving to the east and northeast. yes, some of them are bringing with them a bit of lightning. again, for our immediate area, right now, we are dry. as far as the forecast goes, watch your future weather here. this is where the weather computer models think the clouds

or rain may be. we are dry overnight. early tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy to partly sunny through the area. any time after about 1:00 or 2:00 p.m. tomorrow, i think we will start to see showers around the area and as it gets later and later with that cold front getting closer, possibility of thunderstorms that will carry right through tuesday night and into wednesday morning. so wednesday morning, in fact, looking like we could have cloudy conditions with thunderstorms around the area. highs tomorrow into the upper 07s. one of the warmest days out of the workweek with 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms. the humidity will be back on wednesday. 70% chance of showers and storms. 70 degrees for thursday. again, if you are looking towards the weekend right now, 72 for friday and back into the mid and upper 70s for this weekend with sunshine right now on tap. >> all right. looking good. thanks, veronica. >> facebook execs hit the road trying on convince investors why they should buy stock.

facebook stock. >> stock goes on sale later this month. nbc's chris clackum reports on why facebook users have a stake in this game. >> because we want to keep facebook free for everyone. >> before sending his sales force out today mark zuckerberg put out this online video last week touting the virtue and value of facebook. >> facebook's mission is to make the world more open and connected. >> the founder and ceo makes the case that facebook execs will start taking to investors today that access to facebook's 900 million users is really what's up for sale here. >> wall street loves the fact that they have so many users. >> reporter: paul sloan has written extensively on facebook's itial public offering. now set for around may 17. >> advertisers want nothing more than to be all over facebook because they have never seen a site with so much usage. >> reporter: he says that the ipo is exposing a long standing

reluctance by zuckerberg to make facebook more billboard and bulletin board. that might make investors reluctant. >> we all use facebook and have a lot of things there. if it is suddenly -- showing up with all kinds of advertising, we are going to bail. you are just not going to come back. he needs to tread really carefully not to anger users. >> reporter: the ipo stock price is expected to be between $28 and $35 a share. and make zuckerberg even more of a billionaire days after he turned 28 years old. chris clackum, nbc news. coming up on "news4 at 4:00," why a woman was fired for a crime she committed 40 years ago. teenager with a thirst for candy as she goes to prom. coming up tonight on "news4 at 5:00," a maryland couple killed on their way home from the prom. what police are blaming for this deadly crash.

it is being called the future of air travel. a look inside boeing's new 787 dream liner. as it lands in our area for the first time. tonight at 6:00, find out why president obama is obama's poise to make history with hollywood star george clooney.

a milwaukee woman wants her job back. yolonda worked as a customer

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an ark woman found a million dollar lottery ticket in the

trash and claimed the prize. but now a judge says the money isn't hers even though she spent about 20% of it. jan . >> reporter: as sharon jones sees it it is a case of finder's keepers. for more an year she has been a finder. collecting discarded lottery tickets and entering the numbers on a website for a chance at secondary prizes like magazine subscriptions. she says she always gets the tickets from the store's trash. >> any story have ever went into, they said nothing because they were in crash can. other people got them out of the crash can. >> reporter: when one of the tickets wouldn't enter last summer sharon called her husband to help figure out why. >> he told me, he said i think this is a million dollar ticket. i said there's no way. no way. i did not believe it at all. >> reporter: a million dollars was theirs. sharon and william laid off has from his construction job, it felt like a miracle.

$680,000 after taxes. the couple paid off credit cards and gave money to their children and for themselves they bought a new truck. >> i mean, you know, i was overwhelmed. good fortune and had -- finally came my way. >> reporter: their joy was short-lived. a clerk at the convenience store where sharon got the ticket sued for the money saying the trash belonged to her. then another woman joined that suit claiming she was the buyer and throughoew out the $20 tick only after the scanning machine told her it was not a winner. the arkansas lottery commission says the scanner worked properly. >> i'm sure they wanted to make clear that the scanner -- ticket checker scanner did not break. it has never malfunctioned in this case and testimony was clear that it did not break. >> reporter: whose monday i have it? a judge ruled last week in favor of the woman who threw the ticket in the trash saying she is entitled to the winnings. sharon jones is devastated.

with only $490,000 of the original $680,000 left, she says she could never come up with the rest. she doesn't feel she should have to for taking something that was thrown away. >> i-didn't think justice was done because trash is trash. i couldn't believe that he went that way. >> reporter: the store clerk, store owner and the woman who says she threw away are all part of the suit against sharon jones. their attorney says they are not red write to speak at this time. the company auctioning off octomom naud yesuleman's house off for would weeks. bidding was set to begin on the home in california. it is a foreclosure home. suleman declared bankruptcy. records show she owes almost half a million dollars on the house. now at 5:00, more on a terrorist plot foiled by the cia. tragedy on prom night.

two honor roll students killed on their way home from the dance. the mistake that caused this deadly crash. >> rockville man held hostage in pakistan appears in a new terror tape. what al qaeda is demanding from president obama in exchange for his release. and he's here. prince harry travels across the pond to our nation's capital. details behind his appearances tonight in d.c. good evening, everybody. i . >> we begin with breaking news. the cia has reportedly sold, foiled a bomb plot supposed to have happened around the one-year anniversary of bin laden's death last week. u.s. officials said the plot involves a would-be suicide bomber blowing up a u.s.-bound airliner. >> al qaeda afill congratulate yemen allegedly is behind this plot. u.s. officials also say the plot involved a type of underwear bomb like the device that failed to detonate aboard a jetliner over detroit in 2009. >> it is not immediately clear what happened to the wo