>> ¡erika! >> ¿quÉ?arda el administrador. nada mÁs que a Él lo encuentran hasta pasado maÑana. >> no... >> ¿quÉ? ¿la difunta era su pariente? >> sÍ. >> y bueno, ¿a poco no les avisaron? no les digo, hombre, eso pasa en toditas las familias por esas cuestiones de la herencia. y ustedes, ¿quÉ eran? ¿sus hijos? >> casi, casi... >> bien, de todos modos, da lo mismito, tendrÍan que haberles avisado. los difuntos lo Único que necesitan es que alguien rece por ellos. (mÚsica) >> seÑorita, mire, para que usted se pueda estar en paz, la voy a dejar entrar a la excedencia de su muertito. >> muchas gracias, seÑor. >> sÍ, sí. gracias. >> a ver, permÍtame. (mÚsica) >> me lleva, parece que a jacinto se lo tragÓ la tierra. (mÚsica) >> ahÍ estÁ su bicicleta. >> ¡jairo! >> ¿quÉ quieres? >> la botana corre por cuenta de la casa. >> hola jacinto. pues, tÚ, ¿quÉ te traes? >> atiÉndeme bien a la clientela, martina. >> Él no es tu cliente, es mi amigo. >> tÚ, atiÉndelo, te digo. >> estas no son horas de andar tomando. va a ve

alonso, y un sa actor americano se insultaron en pleno aeropuerto >>> un actor americano insultÓ a erika resbala, a mÍ se me resbala que me diga, cerda, lo que sea no me acmporta >>> no sean penn no me ha llamado nada, te digo una cosa porque sean petor no me xhcomo >>> george lÓpez >>> el chiquitito que hay los oscares, bill cristo me empezÓ a insultar en el aeropuerto de mala manera, y de momento le dije pensÉ que eras comediante, insultarme asÍ y decirme malas palabras y todo >>> cÓmo pasa esto con cuÁl empezamos?. >>> >>> oye, el e xÁndalo del fin de semana porque estamos en navidad, se supone que estamos en tiempo de paz, de amor, de caridad y pues marÍa can shoioc alonso como lo sabeo fue a levantar a su mamÁ en los Ángeles, en el mismo vuelve nadie el actor sean petor se l acercan y ellos dos habÍan tenido problemas en el pasado, le comienza a reclamar a ella, diciendo que ella habÍa habilid hablado mal en la prensa, el actor acusa al hermano de marÍa conchita alonso de entrenar a personas para matar a lÍderes comunistas, asÍ comenzÓ, asÍ se fue desarrollando la discusiÓn, imagine

the suit claims monta ellis kept a secret cell phone that he used to text erika ross smith. she claims it included texts like i want to be with you. hey, sexy. when monta ellis' wife found out she worked to get erika ross smith fired and 9 days after smith was contacted by a reporter asking if monta ellis was stocking her the warriors fired her. >>> police are at a hotel where an officer shot a suspend this afternoon. ktvu's yawn s live with what brought police out to the hotel in the first place. john? >> reporter: this all started at that hotel, the extended stay america and it ended here at the courtyard marriot. an officer shot the suspect. investigators say they got the call this afternoon of a man with a gun who was threatening guests at the extended stay america. by the time they got here, the man disappeared, over a fence and fast the social security building next door. he was then spotted at the courtyard marriot. one officer stopped this car. then armed with a gun, the officers spotted the suspect behind the courtyard marriot and then the officer felt threatened an

preciosa, hermosa, angelito... ( mÚsica ) >> oye, ¿has visto a erika?o tumba hasta un burro. usted sÓlo sostenga la rienda que el caballo ya sabe lo que tiene que hacer. >> jacinto... ayÚdame. ( mÚsica )ç >> ¿quÉ te pasa? >> pues, como que no le lavaron muy bien la camisa. >> ¿quÉ tengo?ç >> un beso. >> ¿dÓnde? >> en el cuello. ( mÚsica ) ( mÚsica )ç ( mÚsica ) >> camilo, lo mataron... >> eso va a acabar laç ( mÚsica )ç ( mÚsica ) >> camilo, lo mataron... >> eso va a acabar la fiesta. ( mÚsica ) s@ca ) ( mÚsica ) ( aplausos ) ( mÚsica ) >> ¡maldito canalla! tu hermano es(Á con otra mujer. >> eso no es ninguna noticia. >> ¿y erika? >> su amor por camilo es ciego. Él siempre juega con sus sentimientos y ella siempre lo perdona. ( mÚsica )  >> vladimir, ven. ven. >> estÚpido. ( mÚsica ) ç >> estÚpido. ( mÚsica ) ( mÚsica )ç ( mÚsica )ç

. >> ¡erika! >> ¡no! >> erika, reacciona por favor. erika. tengo que ir. tengo cosas que hacer. >> entiendo. ¿entonces, en que quedamos? ¿cuÁndo seguimos tratando lo de nuestro negocio? >> maÑana, ¿te parece? >> por supuesto. >> despÍdeme de tu familia. >> asÍ lo hago. [mÚsica] [puerta] >> jacinto, vas a recordar esta fecha toda tu vida. y ya quÉ quieres tanto la seÑorita fernanda, de voy a dar un motivo mÁs para que la ardores. >> pero por favor papÁ, ¿de quÉ sirve que yo hable con bÁrbara? >> bueno, quizÁs te pueda aclarar todo. >> por favor. >> un momento. ¿sabes quÉ? mejor yo voy a buscarla, ¿te parece? >> pero >> yo tengo que regresar al pueblo santiago. >> ¿pero para que? >> porque necesito saber quiÉn enviÓ esta tarjeta. yo necesito saber quiÉn quiso arruinar mi boda y porque. [mÚsica] >> cuenta conmigo para todo. >> perdÓn que yo me meta. fernanda, ¿no es mejor que le diga a su marido que la acompaÑe? >> tu decides. [telÉfono] >> hola steve. ¿de cÓmo estoy? es una pregunta difÍcil de contestar. asistirÁ la boda de fernanda ha sido mi

. >> when you hear a sound, erika, raise your hand. [ beep ] >> so get ready. "teen kids news" starts right now. >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm siena. here's this week's top story. >> lauren reports on what american teens know about history -- or maybe i should say what they donknow. [ game-show music plays ] [ crowd cheers ] >> why did the colonists fight to win america's freedom? >> originally it was because of taxation without representation in british parliament. [ crowd cheers ] >> okay, that was an easy one. but a recent test of 8th graders went a little deeper. they were asked to identify one advantage the colonial forces had over the british in the american revolution. >> the colonists knew the land much better than the british did, so they had better fighting ground. >> our troops were more motivated. >> and the british were from a country that was away by an ocean. >> all correct. the colonists were fighting on familiar territory. they were fighting to protect their homes and families. and they didn't have to transport supplie

step dancing is really thrilling to watch, but, as erika learned, it's even more fun to do. >> i'm at ballet arts, the performing arts center of southern westchester, and i'm here to learn about irish step dancing, so let's step inside. [ irish music playing ] irish step dancing has become increasingly popular all across the country. if you're not doing it yourself, chances are you've met someone who is. it's easy to identify. essentially, the upper part of your body remains motionless while your legs do all the work. >> it's a very precise art form. our biggest rule in irish step dancing would be arms by your side in all solo dancing. >> at first glance, it looks pretty simple, but, like most things in life, there's more to it than meets the eye. so we came to class to find out what it takes to be good. >> irish step dancing is a pretty peppy art form, so you wants lots and lots of energy, smiles, and always remember, arms by your side. >> the origin of "arms by your side" seems to be a mystery. some say it allowed people to dance in small spaces. others say on small stages. still ot

keeping in step with the news, i'm erika for "teen kids news." @Ñ >> let's check in with this week's "flag facts." here's kristen. >> old glory has a lot more to it than just stars and stripes. author randy howe gives us a tour across our star-spangled banner. >> well, if you picture the american flag, we'll start in the upper left-hand corner, and that's called the canton, and there you'll find the blue with the 50 stars. the field is where you find the 13 stripes, so that's the main part of the flag. the staff is the flagpole, so that's the third part of a flag, and the hoist end of the flag is that part of the flag that's closest to the flagpole. the fly end is the end of the flag that's furthest away from the pole. and one reason why the canton is in the upper left-hand part of the flag is that if you have a flag hanging on a pole and there's no wind, you can still see that part of the flag. you wouldn't want to put the most important of the flag on the fly end because then nobody would be able to see it if the flag was hanging limp. >> you'v

erika miller looks at why those two energy markets are moving in opposite directions and where prices are likely to head from here. >> reporter: if you are driving to grandmother's house for christmas, the trip will probably cost you less than it did over the summer. now average about $3.25 a gallon nationwide. what's strange is that while gasoline has been falling the past few weeks, crude oil has moved in the opposite direction. oil was $75 a barrel in early october, now it's pushing $100. trader ray carbone says the diverging paths of gasoline and crude stems from a seasonal spike in gasoline production. >> when they do that, they use crude oil, drawing down the inventories, resulting in more gasoline product available. and therefore, the price diverges. >> reporter: but over the long term, gasoline and crude tend to move in together. some believe prices for both could soon start to fall due to weakening global demand. >> far and away the biggest concern, for us and much of the market, is europe. what can happen in europe? what can go wrong in europe? is what adds up to, in a night

erika gonzalez has the story. >> reporter: they sat. they stood.was a line that wrapped around the student union of the university of maryland. what would make thousands of students wait for hours? puppies. and lots of them. >> oh, i love you. i just want to take you home. >> reporter: student government association president says he was inspired by george mason law school's successful move to help students destress with puppies and decided to do the same. >> any school is stressful, no matter what your major is, it's crunch time. this is the first days of finals. >> i was exhausted and mentally out of it. i was tired. i had to take my 8:00 a.m. now, i'm excited and dying to see all these puppies. >> they are so sweet. i have an exam in two hours but i don't mind being here. >> reporter: even i had a case of puppy love. but, how does puppy pandemonium sneak up? just ask michael. you found this through facebook? >> yes. my friend put it on my wall. >> reporter: all things social, they used facebook and twitter to get the word out. thousands confirme

erika miller takes a closer look at what this could mean for the nation's retailers. >> reporter: even frigid temperatures couldn't deter these madison avenue shoppers from waiting to get into stores today. but plenty of others are opting to shop from the comfort of home. this is the heaviest week of the year for online shopping, thanks partly to "free shipping day" on friday. retail forecaster craig johnson expects 11 cents of every dollar will be spent online this holiday season. >> e-commerce is having another bang-up year. it's going to be up somewhere between 13% to 16%, year over year. >> reporter: if you are wondering which retail categories are likely to be winners this holiday season, you can bet on apparel and electronics. but surprisingly, footwear is also expected to do well, as shoppers splurge on something extra for themselves. retail analyst rob samuels says uggs are flying out of stores, a big reason he's recommending shares of deckers. the other stock he likes is nike. >> you have a big event year coming up next year with the london olympics, the european soccer champi

she is erika smith.he is in her 30s and she was working in the community relations department for the warriors. she has worked for three nba teams in her 14 year career. smith says ellis sent her dozens of texts that were inappropriate and harassing. she says her responses were always professional. at some point during this ellis actually had smith reprimanded. he said she wasn't doing her job. shortly after that that, she says he sent her a text photo that he claimed was of his genitals. we saw it in the news conference today. the attorney want today to make sure we understood it was not a frivolous lawsuit. we are not going to show it is not suitable for television. smith says the texts were known to the warriors. when the story started getting out, she was fired if. >> i worked with the players i had billing action with the players. >> texts were not work-related. the texts were unwelcomed and harassing. most of the texts were sent late at night or in the wee hours of the morning. we have evidence her

erika gonzalez, news 4. >> was that mike's american grill? that's a plug there. motley says this christmas is something he'll cherish for years and years to come. >>> another family reunion happened. a reunion eight years in the making. it starts with a pet in virginia and picks up 2,700 miles away. shomari stone has the conclusion. >> reporter: a special moment for chris and her daughter elaine. >> good girl. >> reporter: it wasn't always happy times in fredericksburg, virginia. their dog ran away eight years ago. >> it's an awful feeling when you let your dog out and they don't show up for breakfast ten minutes later. it's a sickening feeling. >> reporter: they put up flyers and checked shelters. >> after awhile, the acceptance kicks in. the dog is not going to come back. >> reporter: a woman found the dog 2700 miles away from home. animal control found a microchip inside her and called the family with the good news. >> i thought somebody was playing a joke on me that knew me from years past. two or three hours later, we found out it wasn't a joke. she was flow

you can see the picture of the plaintiff, eric ca-smith, on the -- erika smith. >> the texts were not work-related. the texts were unwelcome and harassing. most of the texts were sent late at night or in the we hours of the morning -- the text started with the phrase "hey sexy." >> she also presented a photograph which ellis allegedly sent to his client. it apparently shows exposed male genitalia. we blurred it out, as i said. the warriors' president denied the allegations against the team. >>> in richmond, a man with a gun was shot by police at this hotel. this is video of the scene. officers responded to a call of a man with a gun at the extended stay hotel near hill top mall. when police arrived, the man fled. he was located a short time later outside a marriott hotel nearby. of that's when an officer opened fire injuring the suspect. what prompted the officer to shoot at the suspect is still under investigation. >> friends and family gathered at a temple in san francisco's pacific heights today to remember philanthropist warren hellman. it's estimated 2,000 people were in attendan

erika flores, "primer impacto" >> algo insÓlito capto la cÁmara de vigilancia de un supermercado, una pone una caja de cerveza entre las piernas y sale caminando el impactante robo ocurriÓ delante de una menor que los acompaÑaba. >> se desatÓ la violencia en la basÍlica en cisjordania, sacerdo sacerdotes y monjas rivales se agredieron, al parecer todo sucediÓ por una discusion sobre quiÉn tiene el control minut administrativo del centro religioso las fuerzas tel orden tuvieron que tomar cartas del asuntos. >> ni un cura logrÓ escapar de los cuernos de un toro bravo en costa rica, los intrÉpidos se lanzaron a la corridos de toros a la tica, el sacerdote de origen espaÑol, dijo que kerr wlar saber que sentÍan. >> 4 cadÁveres fueron encontrados en un boer que rde carretera en sinaloa, estaban en el asiento trasero y se escaparon hace un tiempo de una cÁrcel de culiacan. >> un accidente en puerto rico cobrÓ la vida de un niÑo de solamente 7 aÑos, los menores fueron atropellados durante una marcha para prevenir las muertes por los disparos por las fiesta de aÑo nuevo, y estÁ en libertad co

she is erika smith. she is in her 30s and she was working in the community relations department for the warriors. she has worked for three nba teams in her 14 year career. smith says ellis sent her dozens of texts that were inappropriate and harassing. she says her responses were always professional. at some point during this ellis actually had smith reprimanded. he said she wasn't doing her job. shortly after that that, she says he sent her a text photo that he claimed was of his genitals. we saw it in the news conference today. the attorney want today to make sure we understood it was not a frivolous lawsuit. we are not going to show it is not suitable for television. smith says the texts were known to the warriors. when the story started getting out, she was fired if. >> i worked with the players i had billing action with the players. >> texts were not work-related. the texts were unwelcomed and harassing. most of the texts were sent late at night or in the wee hours of the morning. we have evidence h

erika miller will have more on this deal in a moment. jcp paid 3.50 a share for its stake, share price rallying well above that. the stock saw a more muted reaction, gaining a fraction. struggling retailer talbot's shot up almost 70% after receiving a buyout offer, valuing the company at 3 per share, the stock closing out today at 2.65. mcclatchy predicted to bounce back. u.s.a. today owner began net ralied, thanks oh its own upbeat forecast. some broad based selling, especially in softs and grains. cocoa futures finished at a three-year low. >> susie: as tom mentioned, martha stewart living was a big winner on wall street stot and j. c. penney bought a huge stake in the company. the retailer hopes the deal with martha stewart living with be a good thing, a tracking new customers to the store. erika miller reports. >> reporter: this is what j. c. penney looks like now, not much different from other department stores. and that's the problem. to try to differentiate itself, j. c. penney plans to install mini martha stewart shops with speci

erika miller reports. >> reporter: there have been dozens of high profile meetings of european leaders since the debt crisis flared up in the spring of last year. but this week's summit is different. >> many of the summits, up until now, have dealt directly with greece. this is the real big one that deals with the entire euro-zone and an important treaty change. >> reporter: strategist paul christopher is hopeful european leaders will hammer out new rules for their union, including a mandatory 3% limit on the deficits of member nations. but what if the meeting is a failure? economist bruce kasman warns there could be big trouble for financial markets. >> i think if we got to a point where we felt the summit was reflecting an impasse, was reflecting conflicts that were pulling governments apart, i think it could have severely damaging effects on u.s. markets, on equity markets. >> reporter: without an agreement, u.s. investors fear the european economy will fall deeper into recession, hurting demand for u.s. goods and services. but economists say the bigger concern is the global nature

erika gonzalez is in alexandria now, erika? >> thanks, jim, good evening. it is cooler now than it was this morning. as far as the rain is concerned, it's let up. it's drizzling on us. it was pouring an hour ago. that means v-dot is one step closer to taking on to the streets and getting ready in anticipation of tonight's winter storm. one to two inches of rain has fallen over the d.c., maryland area causing massive potholes. >> this situation here, you can't do anything to fix it. make it safe for when the weather gets better. >> some as large as five feet by two feet wide, more than a foot and a half deep. the rain caused creeks to rush and swell. authorities are reminding everyone to avoid flood prone areas. don't drive-through flooded roadways and attempt to cross flooded streets. remember the saying, turn around, don't drown. it's the change from rain to snow that has v-dot ready to take to the streets to prevent accidents. snow is key at v-dot. we prepare as early as june. >> reporter: northern virginia added $20 million more to its budget and added m

erika gonzalez is live at the field tonight. hi, erika. >> reporter: good evening. it's getting chilly out here. it's going to be good football weather for tomorrow. this game dates back to 1890. 83 games played in philadelphia. it's the half way mark between annapolis as well as west point. tomorrow will be the first time here at fedex field. saturday afternoon, thousands will pack the house to witness game 112 of army versus navy. >> okay, it starts here. it starts today. >> reporter: first, it's a tradition that goes back 30 years at the naval academy. >> let's go! >> reporter: they said they would run the unlucky company off the yard. today, the state of maryland has officially declared this weekend running of the ball weekend. each year, a new class of athletic men and women face the daunting task of running 120 miles with the pig skin. the distance from here to philadelphia. it's the last go around for senior alex jackson. >> we band together. it's a way to boost moral. it's a lot of fun. >> not for these guys. >> it's a bad week to be on exchange. >> reporter

erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: still ahead, your snail mail could movece. we look at the latest cuts coming to a post office near you. >> tom: senate democrats offered a scaled back version of their payroll tax cut extension today. it includes what senate majority leader harry reid calls a "tiny surtax" on millionaires. surcharge the move is designed to appeal to republicans who shot down previous versions of the bill because of a 3.25% tax on incomes above $1 million. the latest democratic version is for a surcharge of less than 2% on income over $1 million dollars. the legislation also would extend the payroll tax cut next year, but only for workers, not the companies they work for. with the tax cut due to expire at the end of e year, president obama today pushed for urgent action. >> not only is extending the payroll tax cut important for the economy as a whole, it's important for individual families. it's important insurance for them against the unexpected. it will help them pay their bills, it will spur spending. it will spur hiring and it's the rig

i'm erika for "teen kids news." >> hey!'s play "word"... [ applause ] ...the game where you try to pick the right definition. here we go! "viscous" -- it could be... [ bell rings ] "viscous" means thick or sticky, as in, "that syrup is so viscous, your pancakes will get cold waiting for it to pour." you know this one? "peril." maybe it's... [ bell rings ] "peril" is a dangerous condition. sleeping on the edge of a cliff puts you in peril. wake up! >> [ man yawns ] >> now this word... [ bell rings ] "fracas" -- noisy fight. [ children shouting ] kids! stop that fracas! your fight is so noisy, i can't hear "word"! let's review... and that's "word" for this week. >> the way woolen cloth is manufactured today involves a lot of complicated machinery and technology. but have you ever wondered how it was done "ba-a-a-ck" in the day? laura went to find out. >> visiting philipsburg manor is like traveling back to the mid-1700s. every year, the historic farm holds its sheep-to-shawl festival. it shows how colonists were able to make

erika edwards, nbc news. >> it's too tough keeping track of what food with wine, now what music with too much to keep track of. >>> a science fair like no other. how google is ensuring itself a bright future. >>> this black lab is living proof cats aren't the only animals with nine lives. >>> google is looking for the next generation of scientific explorers in its second online science fair. youngsters 13 to 18 will compete in the 2012 google global science fair. each will submit research projects online before a list of finalists is chosen. mountain view based google will accept submissions in 13 languages. beginning january 12th and aending march 30th. last year a researcher from ft. worth, texas, took home the grand prize among 7,500 competitors from 90 countries. >>> jack the black lab is lucky after being rescued from a frozen river in north dakota. jack got stuck after he slid past his owner's nonworking electric fence. the dog held on for dear life to an ice shelf with his paws until fargo firefighters came to his aid. he's clinging on. they were able to pull jack from the fre

erika tells us about a medical condition that is surprisingly common and yet not well-known. >> i was just reading in bed, when i started to feel odd tingling in my mouth, and i got up from my bed, went to my bathroom, and i couldn't control what my body was doing, and then i remembered nothing. >> kelly was just 10 years old when she experienced something she had never felt before. >> we heard a sudden thump. wasn't sure what it was. and i went down the hall, and kelly had collapsed on the floor. >> kelly was rushed to the hospital, where doctors did some tests. the diagnosis was epilepsy. >> epilepsy is a neurological condition that causes someone to have seizures. seizures can be described best as an electrical storm in the brain. >> for some people, an epileptic seizure means experiencing symptoms like shaking or convulsions. other symptoms may include staring or feeling confused. the sense of sound or smell can also be affected. >> in the beginning, i had decided not to tell my friends that i had epilepsy, because they may think, "oh, you're different. oh, that's not good. like,

erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom: the must-have item today: the latest nike air jordan sneakers. they went on sale this morning and demand for the $180 shoes was fierce with thousands of people around the country lining up for hours. once the doors opened, scenes like this became all too common. >> it was definitely worth the wait. >> tom: the air jordan brand brings in about $1 billion a year for nike. still ahead, think discounts are only for holiday shoppers? closed-end fund expert thomas j herzfeld has some stock funds trading at a discount. coming up with our market monitors. as we swipe our credit cards this holiday season, it is easy to forget it's real money being spent. financial education has become a school requirement in only a few states. darren gersh reports tonight on new initiatives to get kids talking about money, before they wind up in a bind. >> reporter: the credit union where cindy jones works was set up to serve baltimore county school teachers. but jones spends most of her time talking to students. today, she's in dundalk, maryland addr

erika miller reports. >> reporter: the new european pact may have been what stock investors were hoping for last week. today, the markets worried it won't bring an end to the crisis. >> we are moving in the right direction, but sometimes the market wants the quick fix, and we don't think that's going to be possible. >> reporter: underscoring that fear was a warning from moody's investor's service that "the crisis is in a critical and volatile stage." the firm plans to review the ratings of all european union nations in the first quarter of next year. rival fitch ratings said the summit "does little to ease pressure" on the sovereign-debt crisis and predicts a "significant" economic downturn in europe in the short term. investors are hoping the european central bank will start acting more like the u.s. federal reserve and backstop europe's sovereign debt market. strategist stephen wood says that's not going to happen. >> the european central bank is saying, by law and by predilection, that they are not going to go in and essentially print money to bail out what would be considered irresp

i'm erika gonzalez. i am suspending my presidential campaign because of the continued distraction, the continued hurt caused on me and my family. >> one of the other republican candidates, newt gingrich said while it is sad he suspending his campaign, he helped make the rest of the field feel better. >> whether you liked it or disliked it, it raised the general level of the discussion and got us to the right level of positive will ideas in a way that i thought really enriched the debate and was illustrated by the amount of support he gathered around that hand and around his candidacy at that point. >> now, because cain suspended his campaign rather than simply ending it he is still legally

in maryland, erika gonzalez, news 4, back to you. >> erika, thank you. >>> let's get the word on the weather tonight. doug joins us from the storm center with a special guest who must be burning up in his costume there. >> oh, yeah, you're talking because of the mild temperatures out there? >> yeah. >> mm-hmm. we are going to get to that special guest. 50 degrees is the current temperature now. the wind out of the south at 8 miles per hour. rain wise, not worried about rain tonight. a few showers trying to form there along the eastern shore. that's it. this is the frontal boundary making its way through. the rain to the west. temperatures tomorrow, around 48 degrees. we are looking at the numbers above average once again. with the rain, at least shower activity tomorrow, not the best day. i don't expect to see much sunshine. not a wash out. not a terrible tuesday as we look towards next week. yeah, you betcha. it's monday against the new jersey nets. the wizards home opener, 7:00 p.m. at the verizon center. you mentioned we got the special guest. look at this. this is gee whiz from t

in annandale, erika gonzalez, news 4, washington. back to you. >> thanks, erika. >>> thousands of women across the country and in the d.c. area took part of a nurse in in target. it started when a woman was asked to move for nursing her baby in a store. she was covered up, in a secluded spot at the time. she complained to the corporate office. they reacted with indifference. this woman in virginia wanted to show her support. >> it's not easy. it's a hard thing nursing a baby. it's incredibly difficult. we do it, you know, with friends, with family members who don't understand. i don't want any special treatment, i just don't want people to look at me cross eyed when i feed my baby next to my sister using a bottle. >> the manager said they strongly support women who want to breast-feed and they can nurse babies anywhere in the store. >>> the president of a pain management clinic in chantilly, virginia says he is innocent. he is innocent of the charges against him that came down in an indictment. he's accused of selling massive amounts