breaking news a passenger jet crashes today in the french alps. debris from the crash has been spotted. i'm richard jordan from the live desk. you're watching news 4 midday. i'm aaron gilchrist. this is the scene from chopper 4 after a car crashed into a post office. the barriers from kept the accident from being much worse. i'm barbara harrison. angelina jolie being praised about her honesty about undergoing preventive cancer surgery. i'm meteorologist chuck bell. cloudy and cold any sign of spring in the seven-day forecast? i'll let you know, coming up. breaking news the latest on the crash of germanwings flight

9525. the first responders have just arrived at the scene. they say there are no survivor there is. we are learning that close to 150 people were on that plane. 144 passengers 2 babies 6 crew members, all of them feared dead. that flight crashed in the french alps this morning. it was a germanwings operated by lufthansa airline. we are learning that the plane started a descent at 30,000 feet. it was a steep but not unusual descent. it went off radar at about 6,000 feet. this was about 45 minutes into the flight. the plane had a routine inspection yesterday. the captain was with the company for ten years. the french president spoke with the german chancellor this morning. merkel is headed to france.

she expect eds to be there tomorrow. most of the people on board were from either spain, germany or turkey. those were the passengers that are listed there. officials expect that it will likely take days to recover all the bodies from the wreckage. right now, news 4 i-team is in southwest washington where the ntsb is talking about how to make sure you're safe around a moving train. it was reported months ago more than 100 people were hurt or killed while crossing the tracks in our area. here you can see a film crew in georgia moments before one of them is hit and killed by an oncoming train. 526 people were killed last year and about 2 to 3 people are hit by a train every day. right now the head of the secret service is speaking on behalf of that agency and he's getting grilled about the alarming behavior of top agents.

joseph clancy is talking to a house oversight committee about a march 4th incident on white house grounds. two senior agents are accused of driving drunk and crashing on white house grounds. it disrupted a crime scene involving a possible bomb. community leaders are dis disappointed they can't testify about the incident. the university of is exploring legal options. they found no evidence that backs up rape allegations first published in "rolling stone." the national chapter condemned the article saying quote, "rolling stone" sought to turn fiction into fact is shameful. even though police are suspending the investigation, officers did ask people to come forward at a news conference. the alleged victim known only as jackie is no longer cooperating. the secret service says the threat against president obama's niece was a hoax. you may have seen agents if you

were at the xfinity center last night. she plays basketball for princeton. the president was not there, although he did attend a game this past weekend. this was a close call. a car crashed into a barrier outside a post office in montgomery county. this happened just before 10:00 this morning on sandy spring road in sandy spring. no one was hurt. cloudy skies outside again today and not much in the way of sunshine coming our way over the coming days either. not only is it cloudy but it's cold if you're going to be outside this afternoon. temperatures around the region still in the mid-30s in northern maryland. all the way up to 42 here in washington. even the western shore of the bay is on the cold side courtesy of the cold waters outside. your weather headlines for today, plenty of clouds around but very few drops. if you can't find the um brelbrella,

you may be okay today. better rain chances on thursday, which may come with a thunderstorm as well. here's a story that many of you are talking about on our facebook page. angelina jolie just revealed she had had more preventive surgery to prevent cancer. she had her fill lope yan tubes removed to prevent kanscancer. she says she hopes her story will empower women to take control of their health and learn about their treatment options. in the op-ed piece she acknowledges surgery is not the best option for everyone but says quote, i feel feminine and grounded in the choices that i am making for myself and my family. i know my children will never have to say mom died of ovarian cancer. a group praised her on instagram saying once again her words

will change the face of hereditary cancer and prevention around the world. george zimmerman is back in the

here are some of the big stories online this morning. first, we told you about a college baseball player kicked off his team for insulting mo'ne davis online. the little league world series star is showing off her heart now. she told sports center she forgive. s the player and made one dumb mistake and deserves a second chance. the school said he will not be reinstated. on twitter right now in our area, cricket, something a lot of us are talking about here this morning. take a look here. the world cup is being played right now. just hours ago new zealand beat south africa in a come-from-behind win. they will play in the final this weekend. and candice burgen in is in the news.

she has a new memory where she says quote, i'm fat. she says she can't live up to hollywood's standards. it coming out n

george zimmerman criticizing to in a video. he's speaking out now that an investigation into his case is over. zimmerman says he can't feel guilty about surviving a confrontation like the one with trayvon martin. zimmerman shot and killed the unarmed teen three years ago in florida. a jury acquitted him. he blames the president for stirring up a racial divide. >> president obama held his rose garden speech stating if i had a son he would look like trayvon. to me that was clearly a der election of duty solely based on

race. >> zimmerman released a 13-minute video through his lawyer's website. he says he's not the same person he was five years ago. he says he has to keep his guard up and looks over his shoulder every day. doeteath row inmates could face a firing squad. he signed a bill to make the firing squad an option if no lethal injection drugs are available. a lot of people are upset and using #nodeathpenalty online. drug shortages led utah to look to an alternative. using apple pay on your smart phone may be simple but it's also risky. fraudulent transactions are on the rise. the system launched last year is too simple. it seems the setup is the biggest problem with just a few clicks of that app, thooefs are good to go. hackers have been loading up stolen credit cards on to iphones. more than 1 million bank of

america card holders alone have signed up for apple pay. it's not accepted in hundreds of stores nationwide. cloudy skies outside, but as you can see on storm team 4 radar, not much in the way of rainfall to worry about for right now. that's going to be the case for the remainder of the day. if you're traveling northbound there are a couple light snow flurries towards state college. those are drifting primarily off to the east and not coming in our general direction. but i could rule out one or two stray snow flakes. outdoer planner here in the metro area, temperatures will not budge much courtesy of the cloud cover outside. we're in the upper 30s and low 40s and will only get into the 40s at best today. that's about 15 degrees colder than average. seven-day forecast has one mild day in it. that's coming up. here's a new website you might want to check out online. it's a little like if you used youtube but were required to pay

a subscription to look at the videos. the website is called vessel. the former ceo of hulu dreamt it up. you have to pay though $2.99 a month, although you can get a free year of it right now. to post to that site up to apply and have your video accepted. the man in charge says he's received thousands of applications so far. what doctors are

breaking news this morning, germanwings flight 9525 crashed in the french alps. there are no survivors. authorities say no one could have possibly survived the crash here. let's go to barbara. today the new president of afghanistan is in for another busy day here in the district. he laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington national cemetery. jackie bensen jackie bensen -- joe biden joined in the the wreath laying. the president will face questions on removing u.s. troops from afghanistan. for the third time in recent months service members are being urged to stay off social media after an isis-inspired hit list

appeared online. tracie potts has the latest on how the pentagon is dealing with the threat. >> the fbi is checking toee if the threat is credible while the pentagon yet again tells service members to be very careful about what they put online. to scrub the accounts and lock them with passwords and change their privacy settings because they think this information, the home addresses, photos names were already out there, not something that was hacked from the pentagon. they are not providing personal protection but they are contacting everyone on that isis list. in the meantime, president obama meets today with afghanistan's new president to talk about the 10,000 service members still there fighting the war on terror. we are get ingting word of a quiet private visit yesterday between the leader of the free world and the woman who many think wants to replace him. president obama reportedly had hillary clinton over for lunch. clinton followed up that meeting with remarks at a dinner for a

"washington post" journalist. the former secretary of state getting in a couple of solid one-liners about her said -- sometimes strange relationship with the press, listen here. am all about new beginnings. a new grandchild another new hairstyle, a new e-mail account. first of all before i go any further, if you look under your chairs, you'll find a simple nondisclosure agreement. >> meanwhile, another presidential contender getting a lot of oxygen today. texas ted cruz announcing his run yesterday. his last name is still trending on twitter here in washington. on "today," cruz and his wife sat down with matt lauer and matt pressed him on whether he's willing to make deals in congress who disagree with him.

here's his answer. >> i'm perfectly happy to work with anyone, democrat, independent, libertarian, republican republican, if they are shrinking the size and power of the federal government, if they are turning around the debt, if they are expanding liberty. >> senator cruz did not receive the endorsement of fellow senator john cornyn and he faces a pretty lengthy list of potential opponents. jeb bush rand paul marco rubio, scott walker just to name a few. here's something we're not ready to talk about but you may be dealing with more mosquitoes this year. the cold winter does not mean fewer mosquitoes. it may mean just the opposite. the health department says mosquitoes are vibrant and can survive below freezing temperatures. the colder weather only means they have postponed laying their eggs. chuck, don't you think it's too soon to talk about mosquitoes? it's still so cold outside.

>> never too soon. they are the nemesis of all of us. they have been around rough lyly 45 million years. cold weather isn't going to afelkt them for one season whatsoever. nothing but clouds out there for now. weekly weather, we have some sprinkles to deal with today and tomorrow. the weekend, a green light on the weekend. it's going to be a dry and sunny, but don't think it's going to be warm. temperatures today only in the mid-40s. mid-50s tomorrow. warmest day will be our rainiest day. look at your weekend, sunny and dry dry. high temperatures still colder than average. >> that looks good. a road is closed right now because of a huge rocks that have been falling on it. the national park service says they found a rock longer than three feet on skyline drive. they shut down the ten-mile

stretch of the road that part of it you can see it here. that's a tiny fraction of that road. an engineer is figuring out why those rocks are falling. no one has been hurt thankfully so far. every 67 seconds somebody in this country develops alzheimer's disease, but as many as half of them may not be told they have it. so why would doctors not tell their patients about this? a couple possible reasons according to the alzheimer's association, first, there's still no straight forward test to diagnose this. doctors sometimes fear the reaction to the news. and third, they say they won't be believed. to put that in perspective, 90% of people with cancer are told that they have cancer by their doctors. another important statistic here 2 out of 3 people in the u.s. with alzheimer's are women and that may be in part because

women live longer than men. and 5.3 million americans are living with alzheimer's disease right now. by 2025 it's expected to reach 7 million. by 2050 that could be 14 million people. we're back in 60 seconds with the singer train

ready, set, blast off. british singer sara brightman known for her role in "phantom of the opera" will soon be. known for traveling in space. she says i'm excited to say training is going very well. she's going as part of russia's space tourism program that the country is relaunching in 2018. between 2001 and 2009 russia sent seven paying guests to the international space station before curtailing that program. russia is making an exception for brightman who is due to blast off this coming september 1st. taco bell is expanding its

breakfast menu. the fast food chain tweeted out be ready for march 26th. that is thursday and that is when they will launch the biscuit taco. this is described as a flakey biscuit made with butter and butt butter jb milk served warm and tucked inside it is eggs cheese and either bacon or sausage. it's all available with crispy chicken and honey or country gravy. what do you think? >> i think i'd like the biscuit and gravy. >> anything with biscuits.

take a close look at this instagram photo of the u.s. air force veteran is asking for your help to find a little girl he rescued after hurricane katrina back in 2005. sergeant mike said he was struck by the child's resilience and stunned when she comforted her

crying mother by saying it's okay we're safe don't worry. he wants to reconnect with the family to see how they are doing ten years after the storm. you can spread the message using #findkatrinakid. tonight the uso will honor celebrities in an award banquet. they will give steve ji knicks their achievement award. she has the most hours over a five-year period visiting soldiers. nearly 30 medal of honor recipients will be recognized for their heroism in world war ii vietnam and afghanistan. time for weather. is this a last of the really cold mornings? i know it's not, but come on give us a hint of how soon we're going to see it.

>> put the frowny face on. if you want warm weather, you'll have one shot this week and that's going to be on thursday. in the meantime we are stuck in the clouds and the cold again this morning. here we are at 11:00 a.m. temperatures in the mid-30s to the north of the metro. 42 in washington. so your metro area forecast for today, about 15 degrees colder than average. the average high is right around 60. plenty of clouds and chill in the air for sure. couldn't rule out a sprinkle but you won't need the umbrella. that's a little bit of good news. when i see you next we'll talk about that milder air. it starts to come back tomorrow but thursday is going to be the one day this week that's actually warmer than average. we have some new video just into the live desk of an incident at the white house involving the secret service. this was back on march 4th. ad been set up as part of a bomb threat

investigation. the video was publicly shown at the house oversight committee meeting. director clancy had previously said that the video had been recorded over but the agency was doing all it could to recover the footage. now the video is out. the two agents involved are accused of being under the influence when driving that vehicle and hitting that barricade. the homeland security department's inspector general is now investigating those allegations. >> richard, thank you. consumer reporter erika gonzalez is here. companies claim they can improve your credit score. >> tonight we'll be sharing the story of a woman who paid money up front to one company under the promise that it would repair her credit in 60 days. a lot of people have looked into this. >> can you do that? is that legal? >> is that illegal? that's a question that a lot of people have. not according to federal law, but the bureau warns people

should never pay a company up front until the service is rendered. but some companies make these big. claims and they wind upcoming short. what it really takes is a lot of hard work on behalf of the consumer to improve their score. paying down your debts, paying your bills on time lowering your debt to credit ratio and not taking out more credit than you need. it takes time to do those things of course it's not something that consumers can achieve on their own quick. it does take some time. we'll talk more about this tonight on news 4 at 5:00. >> thank you. we are back with an update on breaking

more breaking news right now on the crash of germanwings flight. an official saying there were 16 students from a spanish school on board that plane. they are among the 150 people on the plane that are now feared dead. the first investigators arriving at the scene in the french alps saying there are no survivors. the flight was going from barcelona to dusseldorf. it crashed 45 minutes into the flight. the plane disintegrated. look at the logo on the twitter page for germanwings. they have changed their logo. they have taken off the colors,

typically maroon and yellow now black and white. their recent twitter message saying their thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of the passengers and crew members that were on that flight. we are also learning that president obama has been briefed and is offering his support to those countries who had passengers on that flight. >> thanks richard. right now, there's federal hearing about how safe you are around a moving train. this happening at ntsb headquarters in southwest washington. scott macfarlane is there. scott told us months ago more than 100 people were hurt or killed while trespassing on tracks and that's just in our area. you can follow scott on twitter to find out what's being said at that hearing today. make sure you follow the traffic rules or you could face a fine. arlington county police cracking down on pretty much everybody right now. this is a look at the intersections where police are out in force today.

megan mcgrath has what you need to know. >> reporter: drivers, pedestrians and cyclists you need to pay attention to the traffic signals and yield when you're supposed to or you run the risk of getting a ticket. police are going to be here at this busy intersection of leigh highway in about a half hour cracking down. it's part of a larger pedestrian safety campaign. heed that order or you may be slapped with a ticket. arlington county police are cracking down on jay walking, speeding and other violations that put pedestrians in harm's way. for the next several weeks, police will focus on busy intersections like this one, clul columbia pike. >> speeding is a common one. vehicles passing school buss when the stop arm is out there, pedestrians entering the intersection when they don't have the walk signal. just behaviors that could make a difference in saving a life. >> reporter: most people who

pass by got informational pamphlets, but police did pull several drivers over. this one for failing to yield to a pedestrian. for lesser violations there were warnings. it's designed to keep people safe and cut down on accidents. >> i'm happy they are doing this because this is a busy area. i'm happy they are putting police out here. >> reporter: the safety campaign will last a couple weeks, wrapping up on april 19th. in arlington, megan mcgrath news 4. we turn to chuck bell now. still a lot of clouds right now. are we going to e see some sun? >> very little sunshine for any of us today. you might get a sliver or two here and there, but these clouds are pretty thick and not in any hurry to get out of here. there's the view from our harbor county. plan on a cloudy and pretty chilly cold day.

temperatures only in the upper 30s and low 40s now will inch their way into the mid-40s by later on this afternoon. how about burke, virginia a nice day today. cloudy skies, 45 degrees, but at least nice in the sense it's not rain ing raining or snowing. thinning out in the clouds a little bit overnight, but another chilly start tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 30s, a chance of a few showers tomorrow. temperatures back into the 50s. now to angelina jolie. she had a preventive double mastectomy. she's done something preventive again. she had another surgery that she hopes will save her life. here's more on that. >> in an op-ed in this morning's "new york times," angelina jolie writes that she chose to have her ovaries and tubes removed in a procedure that took place last

week to reduce her chance of getting cancer. almost two years ago, the 3-year-old oscar winner revealed she had a double masstectomy, a decision she made after losing her mother to breast cancer. >> i'm grateful for it and been moved by the support from people.really grateful for it. >> two weeks ago the results of a blood blood test revealed early signs of ovarian cancer. in the editorial, she writes i went to see the surgeon who had treated my mother and when she saw me. you look just like her. i broke down, but we smiled at each other and agreed we were there to deal with any problem so let's get on with it. >> she's a movie star. her journey of decision making those are all issues that every woman struggles with every time they hear any possibility of a disease. in her case again, a severe cancer generations of cancer i can understand why she did it. >> while this surgery was less complex than the doesn't

mastectomy its effects are more severe put ingting her into forced menopause. she says, i will not be able to have anymore children and expect physical changes, by feel at ease with whatever will come not because i'm strong but because this is a part of life. while waiting for results, she called her husband and father of her six children, brad pitt. she writes, i called my husband in france who was on a plane within hours. the beautiful thing about such moments in life is that there is so much clarity. she acknowledges while it's impossible to remove the entire ri of getting kanscancer, she remains hopeful about her health and her future. >> we're going to look at what parents wish they had

let's take a look at the stories lots of you are talking about. . david crosby hit and injured a jogger with his car. he was in a tesla on his street

near his home in california. luckily, everyone involved is going to be all right. a spokesperson says the singer was upset and wishes the jogger a speedy recovery. a story about derek mitchell from kansas city. he was diagnosed with a benign tumor on a pe tu tear gland and now weighs 600 pounds. he decided to make a huge life change. after completing one race he now plans to race at least one 5 5k a month for the rest of the year. pretty cool, good for him. take a look at this story. one of the most read on "the washington post." it's about the white house florist. she's been on the job since 2009. she's leaving but her exit has been kept quiet by the white house. this article says she's been open on social media about her new career as an author, speaker, instructor and design consultant. we have all heard it takes a village to raise a child and with that in mind "today"

launched a new team to make raising your kids a little easier. among the team angie goff. there was a big response to the first question. >> what do you wish you'd known? was the challenge we launched for our team earlier this month. the responses were overwhelming. >> i wish i knew that everything was going to be fine and everything was going to work out. i would have spent less time worrying and more time just being present and enjoying the moment. >> but sometimes you do worry. >> how often do i need to bathe my baby? this tiny beautiful child who can't walk can't crawl, can't do anything. do i have to bathe her every day? >> i wish i knew no matter how scared and inexperienced i was, i wasn't going to break the baby. >> don't care yourself to anyone. . trust your instincts and as long as you love your baby everything will >> then there are the things nobody tells you. >> the thing i wish i knew was

just how hard breast-feeding was going to be. i just assumed this was something i could naturally do. >> point it down. nobody tellhouse that. i went through an entire box of diapers trying to figure out why my son kept leaking through. >> you will never again get a full night of sleep. >> it's not going to happen. let it go. >> bye-bye, sleep. >> but truly there are some lessons you won't learn until the baby is home in your arms. >> i learned to have more compassion for myself, throw away that to-do list, because nothing on that list is as important as nurturing that little sole. >> what i wish i would have known before i took my son home from the hospital was that he was going it teach me as much as i was going to teach him. >> i guess my advice would be enjoy it because it gets harder when they get to be teenagers. a new

the secret service now says a threat against president obama's niece was a hoax. you may have seen agents if you went to the xfinity center last night. she plays for princeton's basketball team. they were taking on maryland in the women's tournament there last night. the president was not there, although he did attend a game the past weekend. you may have seen him. it's a mostly cloudy day outside again today, and we don't have a lot of sunshine in the forecast either. winter just keeps on hanging on. march is now more than a degree colder than average and there's no real hope for any extended warm-up coming this week. here's future weather for the next 48 hours. cloudy skies will continue to be the rule not the exception for the rest of the day. clouds will thin out a little bit overnight. by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, still partly to mostly cloudy. during the day tomorrow hit and miss chances for very light sprinkles or showers. not going to add up to too much.

most of us will be cloudy and a little milder. temperatures tomorrow going to inch into the 50s. warm er warmer air does start to arrive on thursday. that will come with an even higher chance for rain thursday afternoon and thursday night. the good news is we may get into the 70s for a brief time on thursday. >> we like the way that sounds thank you. you may have seen this next story pop up on your facebook feed. a former trainer at seaworld is condemning the park's treatment of whales in a few book. john hargrove wrote "beneath the surface." he was one of seven trainers who criticized the training of the whales. he spent 14 years as a trainer. he told npr the final straw was when seaworld publicly testified that, quote, they had had no knowledge we had a dangerous job. a look at why diet

breaking news on the crash of germanwings flight 9525. the first investigators arrived on the scene a short time ago in the french alps. they say there are no survivors, all 150 people on board are feared dead. that flight from barcelona to dusseldorf the investigators that just arrived to the french alps say that the bodies could take days to recover. this is video of the airports involved here where the plane had had taken off and where it was going to. family members of those passengers arriving there, many

of them you can see sadness in their face. their hearts dropping when they heard the news that that flight went down. the passengers are either spanish, german or turkish. there were no americans on board that plane. >> richard, thank you. in just a few minutes, president obama will meet with the new president of afghanistan at the white house. he will ask the president to slow down the removal of troops from his country. it's unknown for how long or if that delay will actually be granted. the president hopes that he can make good on his promise to end the country's longest war before he leaves office. this is his first official visit to the u.s. republicans around the country reacting as texas senator ted cruz kicks off his presidential campaign. john cornyn declined to endorse him. mike lee, who has teamed up with crews in a battle in the senate, says he is not ready to endorse anyone. cruz has been called divisive but he has a lot of fans among

tea party voters. he and his wife sat down with "today" and matt asked him about compromise. >> i'm happy to work with anyone democrat independent, libertarian, republican if they are shrinking the size and power of the federal government. if they are turning around the debt, if they are expanding liberty. >> cruz faces a lot of competition. we expect more household names to throw their hat in the ring in the coming weeks. behind closed doors, president obama hosted hillary clinton for a quiet lunch at the white house. the press secretary told reporters that the two had an hour-long visit. they like to catch up with their schedules permit. no details on what they talked about. cloudy skies out there, another check of the radar shows not much in the way of rainfall across the area. you aren't going to need the umbrella. the closest thing to rain or snow in our area is a couple snow showers in central

pennsylvania. they are drifting out towards the state of new jersey. they won't be bothering us. for today, plenty of clouds but very few in the way of rain drops. still watching out for a little chance for some rain showers with maybe a rumble or two of thunder. talk more about that with your seven-day forecast when i see you next. sales of low calorie soft drinks in the united states have tumbled by almost 20% over the past five years. "the washington post" joins us this morning with a look at why, good morning. the head line on your piece is america has fallen out of love with diet sodas and possibly for good. do you know why? >> there are a few reasons. firstly, diet sodas are soda. it's been about 15 years since we saw an increase in soda consumption in the u.s. the diet sodas come sweetened

withes a per tame or other artificial sweeteners which people are growing to detest or avoid. that's proved particularly problematic for diet sodas. people are drinking them more of an indulgence. they are having them once a week instead of every day. you might not need to opt for the diet variety. you probably will have the regular type. >> tell me have sales of the real thing, the sugared coke and pepsi, has that gone up since diet sodas are not being consumed? >> no what we have seen happening in the soda category is a drop on all levels. coke zero and other diet or low calories sodas meant to mimic grew for awhile in the 2000s, but they have since fallen off. last year sales decreased for the first time ever. so we're seeing sodas in general perform poorly but diet sodas in particular are falling faster than regular sodas. >> what are soda makers planning

to do to make up for the losses? >> what they have done is try to make low calorie sodas still seen as natural. they are trying to hit that in between where people don't feel like they are drinking something that's candy, but also people don't feel like they are drinking artificial. so pepsi has pepsi true but so far the results have been kind of mixed. people are it seems reverse to soda in general. >> maybe they will start doing plain water. some other companies have started doing that. thank you so much. good to have you with

we have seen this video, the pick low player crying as her team lost. there are still two more days before the next games in the

tournament tournament. but this morning she was a pretty special story that was told on "today." >> she sure did. she made a special appearance to play with the roots. this is on "the tonight show." jimmy fallon gave her some taylor swift tickets. that will make you happy. she said she was just hoping her dad wouldn't see her cry. pretty much everybody in the country saw her cry. but she never stopped playing. she kept going, which is pretty impressive. another "the tonight show" piece you'll want to watch this morning. pie golf it's called. january jones smashed a pie in jimmy fallon's face. whenever the other one scored in the game. each had to hit a target on the

back wall. i know you didn't see it. >> the videos are always fun to watch. bubba won the game, not surprisingly. a busy night there last night. it looked like a lot of fun. we are back in 60 seconds with a look

cloudy and chilly temperatures will struggle to make it into the low and mid-40 mid-40s. tomorrow, mostly cloudy, a chance of a few showers around but nothing major. best chance for rain this week which comes with thunder s on thursday. it will be warm then but cold again by the weekend. that is news 4 midday. we have news this evening from 4:00 until 7:00. >> join us again tomorrow morning at 11:00 where we'll be looking forward to having you with

i want to thank you again for representing my boy. actually enjoyed it. once chad dimera confirmed he wasn't going to be pressing charges all the da could do was bluff, so... they said he was gonna-- they would call that dimera kid as a hostile witness? that's right. a hostile, unsympathetic witness with the last name of dimera. the way you say that "the last name of dimera," people around here they really got it in for that family, don't they? that's a bit of an understatement. why is that? (hope) do you have all day? harold, i'll have someone pick up those trunks tomorrow. oh, you don't have to move out quite yet. [kate sighs] well, i don't think your father would agree with that. he got what he wanted. he doesn't care if you stay just a little bit longer. i'm surprised you're still working for him