whatcah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay.

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. new at 11:00, with his life turned upside down and family reeling, trayvon martin's brother breaks his silence on 9 news now. plus topper is tracking some uneven weather this weekend. and the big moment a lives.

wait for the mega millions number. mega millions is sweeping the country. people dropping their cashro few hundred bucks. >> all for the chance to win the mega millions jackpot which grew another 100 million just today. the total says it's $640 million, an all time world record. >> the winning numbers drawn just a minute ago. so break out your tickets. i've got mine. here they are. 46, 23, 38, 4, 2, mega2. let's read them one more time if we can. 46, 23, 38, 4, 2, mega 2. >> i'm sorry. >> i did not win. >> so as you are checking your numbers, the question is what would you do with all of those millions if you happened to win them? we posed that question to ken molestina. and he went out to do his dream

shopping spree. joining us live from the 7-11 where a possible ticket was bought. >> reporter: did you win? >> i did not win. [ laughing ]. >> reporter: bam bam bam bam. listen, i like the way this story started. if i was a millionaire, what would i do? i'm pretty bummed out. i would make sure my bills were paid off, i would make sure my family was paid off. i would give a huge chunk for charity. and it would probably look something like this. i am the 1%. a transportation upgrade. >> this is our 860, 500 horse power magnificent car. >> $143,000, it's yours. >> reporter: i feel good in this car. do i look good in it? >> absolutely. you can have this car for $129,950.

>> that car is a dream come true. >> reporter: this one. >> jaguar 2011. super charged. 69,950. >> reporter: deal. >> deal. >> reporter: now that i've got my cars, i need a new place to live because my apartment isn't going to cut it anymore. and this place has got just the room i need. hi, i'm the lottery winner and i would like to see your most expensive room and i would like to be there for the next 50 years, please. >> good evening. we have the best room. >> welcome to the presidential suite. >> reporter: wow. >> this is going to be the main dining room. so if you want to have friends, you can do that? how much does this cost? >> 15,000 a night plus tax for the one night stay. >> reporter: so i won the lottery. that means i'm going to be staying here for almost 50 years because i can afford that. >> absolutely. we look forward to having you.

>> reporter: all right, neighbor. thank you. >> my pleasure. [ laughing ]. >> reporter: all right. here is another look at the losing ticket. it's not worth much anymore. just a keepsake. the fact this is history. it was nice to wish and pretend for a little bit. i'll have to see you back at work on monday. we're live, ken molestina, 9news now. >> there are a lot of people wishing and hoping. we'll see you monday. we know $600 million is a lot of money, but what does it look like? here is a little bit of a visual comparison. if you took $100 stacked bills, this is what a grand would look like. just under half an inch thick. pump that up to a million and two stacks of 500,000 would come up around your ankle. so then this is what 600 million would look like. $6,100 million cubes reaching up to your waist. wow. new at 11:00, we are now hearing from trayvon martin's brother for the very first time. that is more protest planned

over the 17-year-old's death. >> reporter: javar is still shaken by the death of his brother. >> i still don't believe it, which is why it's not easy for me to talk about him because i just think he's coming back. >> reporter: the 21-year-old college stunteds student is talking to media for the first time since george zimmerman killed his brother last month. he told the police he fired in self defense after trayvon attacked him. >> that doesn't sound like my brother at all. he wasn't that way at all. that doesn't sound like him. >> reporter: fulton describes his brother as easy going and says he is overwhelmed by the demonstration -- >> we are trayvon. >> reporter: that showed no signs of letting up. >> i think it's amazing. he's making history, i guess. >> reporter: here in stanford, another demonn is scheduled for saturday demanding that zimmerman be put on trial.

all of the protests have been peaceful. >> what was your reaction when you first heard about the shooting? >> well, i'm a mom. and i have a son. and that could have been my child. >> reporter: elizabeth says business at her coffee shop is down 50% this week. >> when you gets the media reports that say up to 25,040,000 people down here, like i said, any conscious person would say maybe i don't want to go downtown tonight. i'll go get a cup of coffee tomorrow. >> reporter: she fears her patrons won't be back as long as the protests over the shooting continue. >> now, the state authorities in florida are now handling the case. a man called up our newsroom this morning and he sounds suspicious. mentions a bomb threat and gives his name as tony toledo. our assignment desk called the

police. and tonight we can report fairfax county police have arrested 19-year-old marco toledo of burke targeting annandale high school. they checked out the school but they never found any kind of explosive. however, the threat itself kept the school closed for much of the morning. and students were stuck sitting on buses for three hours. their parents were not happy. >> annandale high school has failed. they failed the parents. they failed the students. they knew about this since 4:00 this morning. the kids should not have even gotten on the bus this morning. >> the school system has since apologized for the delay in notifying parents about the bomb threat. we learned some more today about the pentagon's decision to send to a garbage dump more than a thousand small incinerated pieces of remains from the 9/11 attack on the pentagon. . release of records show there was a debate about the decision and gary nurenberg is here with that. gary. >> reporter: well, derek, the

devastation of the attack meant they were going to be dealing with body parts. there were five categories. bodies essentially in -- victims that after testing proved to be identifiable as human remains, terrorist remains and biological remains not identifiable and mixed with non-biological remains. in total, 1321 pieces that could not be identified. some not identifiable as even being human. perhaps one official said in some cases something from someone's lunch. what to do? one colonel wrote i do like the idea of spreading ashes at sea in that if a neutral area. one response, we should not be attempting to spread residue at sea as it could possibly send a message to the next of kin that we are disposing of humane remains and that is not the

case. the remains were incinerated and sent to a landfill. >> the practice in a situation like that with biological would be to treat that as medical waste and dispose of it. >> reporter: after an investigation, here is what the pentagon told 9/11 families earlier today. >> their loved ones were treated with the care, dignity and respect that we did so in accordance with appropriate processes and procedures. >> reporter: we told you that the documents were released today. but in many cases, the names of those making those opposing recommendations were redacted so we can't tell you who they were. derek. >> thank you, gary. well, virginia tech will no longer have to pay a $55,000 fine over its response to the deadly 2007 shootings at that school. the university was issued that fine because the department of education said the school violated the cleary act. that's a federal law which requires schools to give timely warnings about campus threats. but today the department of

education judge overturned that decision. we're just four days away until campaign 2012 kicks off here in the district. on tuesday dc will pick nominees for everything from council state to president. but voters don't have to wait until then to cast their ballots. there is one more day of early voting in the district of columbia. the board of elections had 8 early voting centers. one in each ward. and they'll be open from 8:30 a.m. until 7:00 tomorrow night. we have a complete list at wusa9.com. click on campaign 2012. again, maryland also has its primary on tuesday. and you say you just tuned in and missed the very top of our show and you didn't hear the winning lottery numbers. we got you. here is the megamillions ticket number that won. 2, 4, 23, 38, 46 and megaball 23. got it, top? >> actually i don't have it.

i didn't win either. we're looking at a cool night but milder than last night. here is your wakeup weather. i think most of the games will be played tomorrow. we ran a chance for thunderstorms tomorrow. generally light and scattered. and then we're looking for a passing shower at 2:00. in the 50s by 10:00. we'll come back and talk about the frontal system. and let you know if it's getting out of here any quicker and let you know if it's improving our weekend. still ahead tonight, a heroic school bus driver flees from a tornado with a -- fleas from a tornado with a bus fool of kids. and the district announces wear pot will hey babe, thanks for goin' shopping.

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in tonight's health alert, we have news that the fda has decided not to ban dta, a con troe versal chemical -- controversial chemical found in food bottles. there is not enough to do so. bpa is an industrial chemical

used in all types of containers. a recent study found that bpa could change the behavior of children under 3 making them anxious or hyperactive. animal studies have linked it to cancer and many companies such as campbells soup has already phased it out. but the government needs to carefully vet alternatives. >> the problem is we don't know if those substitutes are safe or unsafe for the simple reason that they haven't been properly tested. >> government scientists say they will continue to study this issue. about 90% of americans have traces of bpa in their bodies mainly coming from food containers. okay. forget looks, money or personality. birth control pills may be the secret driving force in your relationship. it's all according to a new study from the proceedings of the royal society. it says birth control pills can affect a woman's taste in men. yes. the data shows women on hormonal contraceptives tend to fall for

the manly type with high testosterone levels. but that attraction fades once it turns into a relationship. buying marijuana in dc legally may now be just a month away. the health department announced today who can cultivate marijuana in the city and where they can do it. a half dozen companies, including one co-owned by talk show host montel williams can all grow at locations in northeast. bruce leshan reports some patients who will use it for medical reasons are excited while others are not so happy about this change. >> this is a big year for the medical marijuana industry. >> reporter: on rhode island avenue, media crowded the grand opening of the first dope cultivation supply store in dc. and even the chamber of commerce is welcoming we grow, which bills itself as the wal-mart of hydra ponics. >> i have a business here bringing revenue to the city. we're going to support that.

>> i use medical marijuana. >> i have suffered with constant nausea, constant stomach pains and medical marijuana has been proven to help with that. and it does. >> reporter: on queen's temple road, the potential pot growing operation is next door to a waste transfer station and down the street from a gentleman's club. but even in this industrial area, some business owners are suspicious. >> if the government approved it, i don't have nothing to say. hopefully it's a benefit for people. i hope it's not going to create more drug or more high people on the street. >> reporter: in dc, only patients with cancer, hiv/aids, multiple sclerosis and glaucoma will qualify. many others will not. in northeast, bruce leshan, 9news now. >> one cultivation center may violate a rule about being too close to a retail strip.

but they may move it. the health director says the company still has to get business licenses and building permits. and that could be a matter of just weeks. caught on tape, that is no ordinary school bus driver. that is a guardian angel. meet angel perry. she drives a school bus in indiana. her town was clobbered by a tornado earlier this month. it was a tornado packing winds over 200 miles an hour. and it's bearing down on perry's bus and 11 frightened kids inside. she is in the middle of a route. she is trying to make it home but then she decides to floor it and get back to the school. she pulls in and calmly but quickly gets everyone off that bus making sure all 11 kids are accounted for. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 -- come on. 10, 11. go. go, go. just moments later, that tornado

picks up the empty 18-ton bus and flingz it across the parking lot hammering into the wall of a restaurant. the bus driver angel perry saved those kids. she is a true to life hero. in columbus, ohio, not so much a hit and run but a hit and run away. what the driver hit was a convenience store. surveillance cameras captured it. the lady drives up and hits the gas one more time instead of the brakes. there she goes. that suv plows into the store. slim jims, rotissary weaners are going everywhere. >> she comes in to apologize. >> i'm your every day customer. i'll pay for it. you don't have to call the police. i'll pay for it. i'm getting my paycheck tomorrow. >> no. she obviously wanted to keep this on the down low. but so much for her promise to pay up for the damages. the driver ran off. shouldn't take too long for police to find her, though, as you can imagine they have a picture of her suv and of her.

>> hum. well, you know what would make your easter holiday complete. a couple of chicks. no, no, no. not the charlie sheen variety. the old mcdonald had a farm variety. from rockland farms in toolville, it is rent a peep. for 25 bucks, they give you two baby chicks, a special box to keep them in, plenty of food and instructions on how to care for them for two weeks. enjoy the chicks over the holiday, return them after the week is up. if you've managed to keep them alive, they'll give you a coupon for a dozen eggs. >> that is actually super sweet. >> sometimes people get them and don't want them. they want bunnies. maybe they should rent a bunny. >> rent a peep is to cute. >> i think i just would rather buy the eggs. >> that is not the point, derek. >> it's not. >> we would rather at the chocolate. >> oh. move on. temperatures today below average. but we're going to end up with average temperatures over the

weekend. really an okay weekend. let's start with a live look outside. so live weather cam. it is brought to you by michael and 7. temperatures 48 downtown. winds are dead calm. and the pressure is actually following to 9.90 inches of mercury. the front itself is back into the ohio valley. i think you can get an idea where it is. pretty good line of showers and thunderstorms. heavy storms. some severe in southern sections of ohio. entering west virginia. and even big storms up in pennsylvania. our best chance for showers and storms will be with this line and will be tomorrow morning. once it goes through, things are going to improve in the afternoon. actually we may salvage a pretty decent saturday afternoon. so some showers saturday morning. that said i think most of the little league games will be played. especially if there is no thunder around. some sun late on saturday afternoon and then nicer on sunday. it appears sunday will be the nicer of the two days. but, again, both days will not be a wash out.

overnight looks like this, becoming mostly cloudy, possible shower by dawn, a rumble of thunder north of town. i dropped temps a little bit because we had breaks in the clouds. tomorrow morning mostly cloudy and cool. some showers. maybe even a thunderstorm. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. winds southwest at 10. i don't think this is going to be a case where everybody sees showers and thunderstorms. they're going to be a little hit and miss. by afternoon, though, becoming partly sunny and cool. now, shower still possible. but we'll get some breaks. high temperatures 60-65. that's pretty much average. winds will increase out of the northeast at 10-15 and that will keep us out of the 70s. no doubt about that. but that said, i think everybody will at least make it to 60 tomorrow. 61 in gaithersburg. 62 in in rockville. 63 -- 62 downtown. 63 in college park. even out to the west, low 60s in reston and fairfax and sterling. maybe only 60 in leesburg, manassas and back towards middleburg. all right. we'll break it down for you. early in the morning chilly. 42-52. maybe a shower or a storm. by noon maybe a leftover shower.

57-62. and then by evening, it's going to be nice. 59-64. clouds will be on the way out. now, the next three days, sunday is better. some showers may occur late sunday or sunday night. milder. 67. monday looks mild, temperatures in the upper 60s and sunshine. next seven days, it gets warmer as we get into tuesday. temps back into the 70s. showers and thunderstorms. and then really not that bad. a little cooler behind it. upper 60s on thursday and low 60s on friday, which i think we can live with. >> absolutely. kind of moderate in there. >> uh-huh. >> april showers. >>. i had written the caps off. i thought they were dead. but now there's a pulse. >> clear. [ laughing ] >> clear. [ laughing ] >> here is the question. is it possible for the caps to root for the penguins? is it possible for the caps to root for the penguins? it's crazy to think about that. calling all favors.

help a brother out. and why did steven strasburg get held back today. and dc

and now 9 sports with dave owens, the best sports in town. >> all right, guys. it's not what the caps want to do. it's what they have to do. scoreboard watch during games. tv watch when they're at home. that's life when you don't take care of your own business and you require a little assistance. they have come to expect to make the playoffs. well, need a little help to make the playoffs. they help themselves a little last night. but now thomas lacoon is busted up. braden hopy. talk about being rushed in the service. yikes. >> they got some experience. and michael has been here for a couple of years. that's pressure cooker. last year the playoffs. >> in philly and detroit they

have played well. we sit down with our staff and we decide. >> all right. the team they're tied with buffalo hosting pittsburgh. is it possible to root for sidney crosby in this town. you better. there is sid the kid roasting buffalo on a friday night. a goal, three assists. pittsburgh beats buffalo. so your up-to-date standings, washington in 8th place. both buffalo and washington play tomorrow. coming down the stretch. wizards and 76ers. last night vastly won his jump shot in game 50. he does that better. dunks a lot better. martin stroking the pumpkin from deep. wizards win by 21. all right. let's talk about the nats. spring training. look at davie johnson doing a little teaching there and desmond doing a little hitting. my name is desmond. i kerry wood and i travel far. solo homerun. nats win 3-2. soccer action tonight.

rare friday night for dc united. look at that. that head was made for knocking. dc united wins 4-1. all right. now we go down, drop it down to high school a little bit. 10,000 votes governing our coverage. lacrosse winning the poll and it's stone ridge at broad run. and let's check this out after the opening handshake. anybody going to cover mccloud. anybody? nope. he scores. benson also scores. stone bridge wins. finally national championship game monday night here on wusa. we have coverage. our anchor bracket coverage continues. we'll be here breaking it all down. >> breaking it all down. but i can't get passed