for leaving three people dead, five others injured and property damaged so severely there should be no doubt what caused it. >> never thought i would see mass devastation of this sort coming into our back doors. see it as distant places now it's come home. >> reporter: the same system swept across alabama and georgia wednesday killing one man when a tree landed on his suv. earlier in the day, 15 people were injured in southern mississippi from strong winds that were likely a tornado. chris clackam, nbc news. >> they declared the tornado in south carolina to be an ef-2. you may need to turn on the heat. >> we are in for a big drop in the mercury. veronica johnson is in the storm center with the latest. hey, veronica. >> hey guys. get ready to bundle up. some of the coldest air of the season is moving into our area. take a look at the temperature outside. it is 45 degrees right now. skies have been clearing out. on top of that, we have been dealing with wind. the wind at 17 miles per hour. you are going to need a warm coat if you are out this evening. temperatures heading down to the 30s by the time we get to late evening. now, a storm system that rolled through parts of the south through north carolina and parts of alabama. that was the tail end of the same system that rolled through here. for us, we had rain. the rain ended early part of the day. we are getting rid of the last of the light showers extreme southern maryland and the northern neck. you can see there, if you look where it says thursday, more breaks in the cloud cover. the skies will continue to clear out and that rain will continue to dry up as it heads east. to the west, a bit of snow in the high elevations down to the south. temperatures out there already in the 30s. generally 40s around here. 43 degrees in leesburg. 43 in mcclain and reston. 46 degrees in frederick. windchills are in the 30s already. as we drop tonight, we have a bit of wind around the area. boy oh boy, it is going to be cold. 36 degrees by 11:00 p.m. already feeling like it's freezing arnds here. the fast forecast, the coldest night of the season. talking about a day that's going to feel a lot like december. any improvements this weekend? a lot of folks want to know about the weekend forecast. i'll have it for you in a couple minutes. >> thanks. today is the two month anniversary since the occupy wall street demonstration started. people continue spreading their messages. >> hundreds of protesters are taking to the streets of washington. this video taken a short while ago. they march to the key bridge where they are now. police are keeping, here you go, with live pictures, police are keeping a close eye on the protesters. a sympathetic group called rdc. they are allowed to demonstrate on the sidewalk. they will be arrested if they disrupt traffic. similar demonstrations are taking place around the country today. michelle franzen has more. >> reporter: clashes between demonstrators and police in new york city escalated in the park where the movement began two months ago. protesters toppled barricades and violence erupted. one protester was let out of the park by police with what appeared to be a bleeding head injury. >> the police came through the park, started shoving people around. >> reporter: throughout the day, police arrested more than 100 protesters. the bulk of the arrest came when demonstrators marched to wall street, blocking traffic. tensions between police and protesters have been building. a sweep earlier to clear the parks of tents, sleeping bags and tarps. cities across the country are considering similar action. demonstrators are determined to make sure they keep the movement alive. >> the issues speak for themselves. people are in such dire straits they have no choice but to organize around the issues. >> social inequality and corporate greed have been resinating in the polls with the public. at the same time, the public and police are showing there is little tolerance when the peaceful protests turn violent. several police officers report being injured throughout the day including one officer treated for an eye injury after someone threw what was described as vinegar in his face. in lower manhattan, michelle franzen, news 4. traffic is expected to be a nightmare here for folks trying to drive across the key bridge. >> we have a long night ahead. danella joins us now. >> the traffic is normal for the time of day. the demonstrators are not causing delays yet. let's look at the roadways. 66 westbound, big delays. if you are coming from gw parkway to the beltway, 24 miles per hour. it will take 25 minutes to make that trip. the outer look at the american legion bridge, delays to the 95 interchange. 31 miles per hour. the dulles toll road, 24 minutes to make that commute. i'm going to watch your traffic all evening long. back to you. >> thanks. more details are emerging about the penn state child sex abuse scandal. there's growing concern art mike mcquery and as jay gray reports, there may be more victims than initially thought. >> reporter: the star witness for prosecutors. today, mike mcquery, the who saw jerry sandusky assault a boy spoke briefly from his home. >> i can't go into detail, but it will work out. >> he left immediately, distraught when he witnessed the assault. he contradicted that testimony in an e-mail to a friend saying i did stop it, not physically, but made sure it was stopped when i left the locker room. he said he has discussions with police. there's no police report or record of conversation between mcquery and officers or university police. adding to the questions, the fact that weeks after the incident, he was with sandusky at a charity flag football game and participated in a golf tournament that included sandusky. he's refused to discuss the discrepancies. >> some day, i'm not gouk to go into detail about anything, but, you know, i think it's obvious i tried to do the right thing. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, a source tells nbc news more potential victims reached out to investigators. no new charges have been filed. the first hearing september 6th. tim curley and schultz face perjury charges. sandusky's hearing is scheduled for the next day with a new judge. she's been replaced with a judge outside the county. she received a campaign contribution from a chairman from the charity. the new judge has no ties to penn state or the second mile charity. jay gray, nbc news. the man accused of firing shots at the white house has been charged with attempting to assassinate president obama. 21-year-old oscar ortega hernandez was arrested yesterday 200 miles from here. he waived his extradition and will be brought back to washington. police found a semiautomatic rifle. two bullets found on white house grounds. one hit a bullet-proof window. the president and first lady were away from the white house at the time. less than a week to go now for the so-called supercommittee to agree to a plan to slash the deficit by more than $1 trillion. both sides are still far apart. democrats say it may be possible to reach a bipartisan deal before the deadline, which is november 23rd. steve handelsman has the latest. >> reporter: six days left for members of the supercommittee. the battle still rages over the two big issues, hiking taxes on the wealthy and cutting programs for the poor and elderly. >> wake up supercommittee. wake up! >> reporter: liberal democrats want a line drawn. >> we are not going to accept social security, medicare and medicaid cuts. >> reporter: moderate democrats like supercommittee patty murray say if there are to be cuts there has to be new revenue, too. tax hikes. she says republicans have to decide. >> whether or not to put real revenue on the table. once they resolve that and are willing to compromise then we can reach a deal. >> republicans, are reported backing $300 billion in new taxes. a compromise. but speaker john boehner knows that will be hard to get through the house. 72 of his members in a letter today said no to tax hikes. boehner charged democrats backed out of earlier deals. >> you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. the problem we have had all year is getting to yes. >> reporter: murray said democrats have said yes. >> we have met their offer on revenue. >> reporter: a deal she said is possible. there's another hopeful sign. it looks like the house, later tonight will pass a resolution to keep government from shutting down midnight friday without the fight they had the last time in april. steve handelsman, news 4, capitol hill. fans are furious with kim kardashian. what they are boycotting. a movie hits theaters at midnight. we'll preview the thrill of "twilight." hear from the man who is in a viral video ♪ >> bringing down the house. a packed house at that, last night at the fillmore for kid rock. the headliner is lmfao. >> kid rock is still going strong. kicking the kardashians, stoking the flames of a fire and ricky returns to the golden globes. >> it is time for the hollywood headlines. joining us is georgia, co-host of wkys. he's back. last year ricky gervais comments hack elled him. for golden globes, sounds like he's coming back. >> he's trashed everybody in hollywood. it was hilarious, it was brilliant. he says he didn't offend anyone. people were offended should not have been. he had drinks with tim allen, tom hanks. everybody who they say he trashed. for everybody offended, he plans to justify the offenses this year. it happened january 15th. i cannot wait. he's really funny. he's got the british humor. it's who he is. the president, even, for the film association said it is who he is. he crossed the line, but what do you expect from him? >> he had a lot of eyeballs watching. >> yes. >> what do we expect of the kardashians? they are the kardashians. the anger has not subsided. some folks are turning their backs on them now? >> yeah, there's a petition. they are putting it out to e and asking them to take the show off the air, it's vulgar, promotes promiscuity. there were 11,000 signatures. there's over 100,000 signatures now. >> wow. >> there's another petition to keep it but there's only 700 signatures. it's growing and growing. >> maybe fans are fed up. >> i think they are. >> speaking of rumors spreading fast. diddy and cameron diaz becoming a couple. it's not going away. >> chassey, a beautiful model and singer, they have been dating for three years. diddy is now supposedly dating diddy. they have been secretly going at it. when they see them out, they are going at it. >> no. is she feeding him popcorn like she did a-rod? >> something like that. maybe it's worse. they say both of their people, diddy's and cameron diaz's say they are just friends. you always start out as friends. let's talk about the situation from jersey shore suing abcom by and fitch. >> there is a situation. they said we will pay you to not wear our clothing. the situation said that was a gimmick. you were doing that for sales. they came out with a t-shirt called the fituation. he wants $4,000. they are going on his trademark and the situation trademark. who knew there was a trademark? are you kidding? he wants $4 million. >> they are stretching out the 15 minutes. >> i'm going to go on tv and act crazy. i'm doing it now. it's not working for me. >> what do you have coming up tomorrow? >> russ is at the soul train awards. he'll tell us all the good wholesome things that happened. it should be fun. >> all right. >> it will be fun. thanks a lot. see you next week. more now on a video that a lot of people have seen and talking about today. it's from secretary of state hillary clinton's trip to hawaii. >> she was posing for pictures with hong kong's chief executive when a man wearing a loin cloth ran behind them. she quickly turned and burst out laughing. the video has become a big hit on the internet. the streaker is a 24-year-old. he works for the hotel. now, you should know, each night, this is his job, to light all the tiki torches around the hotel where the secretary was staying. she was telling photographers i hope you got that. >> i made sure that i was clear with security and let them know i have a lit flame and this is all i was wearing. they said they were okay with it. so, i just did my route regularly. for me, if i was in her shoes, a lot of things would be running through my mind. security clearance or wow, i have never seen somebody up close like that. >> he said the torchlighting has been a sunset tradition for years. he's sorry he became a distraction. he moves on to his other hotel duty, dancing in the evening lua show. that would have been a boring piece of video -- >> had it not been for her reaction. and she made it viral. if you just made peanut butter, smuckers is recalling chunky natural peanut butter. they have best if used by dates of august 3 or august 4 of 2012. the jar is covered by the recall in areas that include the dmv, d.c., maryland and virginia. when we come back on news 4 at 4:00, beverly johnson caused a gala success. we have an update on the fund-raiser. a doll is causing controversy over what some say is dirty language. captain disappeared in the back. went to use the restroom. he's stuck in the lav. h[ male announcer ] want to achieve more with your money? pnc virtual wallet gathers your spending and saving in one place. credit and debit purchases, checks, bills, and other financial information. it lets you see the details as well as the big financial picture. so you can do more with your money. see what a complete view of your money can do for you at pncvirtualwallet.com. ♪ pnc bank. for the achiever in you. well, we are going to get rid of the rain and we are going to get the cold. >> get the cold and get your warm gear ready. you don't want to freeze anywhere you go. on top of that, we have wind that's going to hang on for awhile. a taste of winter for us. i was outside today, not liking it at all. i'm not a fan of the cold. we have sunshine coming to us. cloud cover from this morning. your temperature currently 45 degrees. that's more like december-type temperatures. on top of that, a northwest wind. it's at 17 miles per hour awarm coat needed for the afternoon and evening hours. there goes all the rain that moved through the area. what's left are light showers. a lot of them not reaching the ground. off to the west, clearing skies. again, the clouds continuing to part. as the wind starts to really lighten up and decrease and skies continue to clear, these temperatures are really going to drop. 42 in hagerstown. 37 in petersburg, west virginia. everywhere, we have windchills in the 30s across the area. everywhere, we are going to be down by tomorrow morning. not just around freezing, but below freezing in the outlying suburbs. we are talking 20s now. very chilly for the evening hours. there's the clearing sky, 32 to 33. very cold tomorrow morning. sunset at 4:53. it's up at 6:54. there we are at midnight, 40 degrees. 30s to the north and west. by tomorrow morning, right down to freezing, not just here, but take a look at richmond, virginia. down to freezing. 30 in roanoke. 30 in charleston, west virginia. the cold is coming in hard behind the latest weather system. tomorrow, a chance to rebound. you are not going to like it. it's going to be chilly by day. bright with a cold start. we'll continue to see high pressure move in for our saturday. we'll be doing better and start to warm up on the backside of the high pressure system. at least we'll have sunshine returning to the area. the forecast for the evening, cloudy. again, clearing sky late. breezy and cold. windchills in the 30s. 39 to 44 degrees. the morning forecast, clear skies, very cold. dress warm. 25 to 32 degrees. i cannot imagine what it's going to be like in a month waiting at the bus stop. mostly sunny tomorrow. a little bit of wind. the windchill is taking the temperatures down from 44 to 47 degrees feeling like we are in the upper 30s. and x like we have done every other time, you have a big dip in the temperatures, a high of 51 saturday. 60 on sunday. monday, a high of 57 degrees. we're dry. i know, you are wondering what thanksgiving is going to be like. >> always. >> i was wondering about monday first. >> food for families at the verizon center. >> thank you. >> it's good to hear. still to come, breaking down, a preview of tonight's premier of the fourth installment of the "twilight" series. hear from the pilot that welcome back to breaking news at 4:30. i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. breaking news out of hollywood. demi moore is planning to end her 6-year marriage to ashton kutcher. >> there have been are you moores of kutcher cheating on moore. you should know, she did it with great sadness and heavy heart. that's her quote. they were married back in 2005. she is 49 years old. he, far younger. again, she has several children with bruce willis, the actor there. we'll have much more on this story. demi moore planning to end her six-year marriage to ashton kutcher. aaa is expecting a 4% up tick in travel this season. plane tickets are up and so are gas prices. millions of americans are out of the door as soon as the holidays hit. brian moore has the story. >> reporter: aaa expects 42.5 million people jamming americas airports and highways this holiday season. for many fellow travelers, the driver is cost. >> 2011, more to buy a ticket and 6% more to get a hotel room. car rentals are down by 11% in terms of rates. >> reporter: 40% of travelers are scaling back travel because of the economy, air travel is expected to be up. tsa is easing the procedures. the full body scanners are getting a software upgrade. children under age 12 can keep their shoes on while going through security. there will be plenty for us to complain about. >> i wonder whether taking our shoes off and restricting us to 3 ounces of liquid is protective. >> 90% of travelers are getting behind the wheel. gas is 50 cents a gallon higher than it was last year. >> it sort of is how most people are making decisions. >> reporter: holiday travel at a premium. millions of americans decided they needed a break. aaa says this year's is more about cabin fever than fare. brian mooar, news 4. hundreds of occupy d.c. protesters are marching on the key bridge now marking the two month anniversary of the occupy wall street movement. police are keeping an eye on them. a group called our d.c., which is sympathetic to the occupy movement across the country. protesters are allowed to be on the sidewalk and are causing quite a distraction for moat riss. snail's pace here. everything has been peaceful. there will be arrests if it affects traffic. >> traffic is expected to be a nightmare if you are driving over the key bridge. we have a look at the gridlock. >> the good news is the demonstrators aren't really affecting traffic. we have normal rush hour delays right now. avoid it if you can. i'm somebody who likes to prepare. so far, looking at the roadways here, demonstrators aren't causing traffic issues. why not avoid it if you can? the key bridge as well. be on the safe side. other roads in the area not seeing too much of a problem as well. i have been checking other bridges for you. the wilson bridge and american legion bridge. congestion on the american legion bridge in both directions. 14th street bridge, delays there. no delays as you head southbound. northbound you are delayed from the 14th street bridge to the beltway. i'm here all afternoon long. i'll be back with another update. back to you both. >> thanks. a bathroom break led to a terror scare on a plane bound for laguardia. the airlines flight was coming from ashville, north carolina. the pilot decided he had to go to the bathroom. the locks jammed leaving him trapped inside. when the passenger went to the door of the cockpit, the co-pilot got suspicious and thought something was going on on the plane. he called air traffic control. here is how the story unfolded. >> can tan disappeared in the back. wenlt to use the restroom. by all indications by what i'm being told is he's stuck in the lav. >> declare emergency. get on the ground. is there any level of disturbance in the airplane? >> negative. the door latch -- had to get the door open. >> the pilot did eventually free himself. he cleared things up with air traffic control. police talked with the passenger and figured out all of this was a misunderstanding because he had to go to the bathroom. >> embarrassment 2000 feet up. >> yeah. caught on tape. coming up, more to come including the deal of the day segment. ♪ [ jerry ] attention shoppers. your groceries are the size of idaho but the interest rate on your checking is small potatoes. earn more at capital one bank. get new high yield free checking. your interest rate will be 5 times the national average. that's huge. and 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somewhere around ten per hour. we'll take that. if you are going to be out late or early tomorrow morning, check them out. you can see the sky in the left portion of the screen. a little bit of clearing taking place. 45 degrees right now. look how dry the air is. 22 degrees. humidity, 40%. we are drying out quickly. still wind out there. as we clear out, temperatures all the way down to the 20s to low 30s tonight. friday, 32 degrees. outlying suburbs in the 20s. chilly evening for us. a very cold start for tomorrow morning. again, coldest that we have seen the season so far. i'm sure we are going to say that again and again and again as we get the colder waves moving in. last year, i guess it was around the early part of december when we started to have temperatures highs in the 40s day after day. 23 in frederick over night. highs tomorrow 45 to 46 degrees with sunshine across the area. folks in leesburg, gaithersburg and manassas, a chilly day tomorrow. 44 to 47 degrees here for the afternoon. as we look at the next four days, 51 expected on saturday. 60 for sunday. best day out of the weekend with mild conditions coming back. there's your turkey. take a look at thanksgiving day starting out at 40 with a high of 50 degrees. rain shower out of here. should be very nice for traveling to get to that thanksgiving meal. >> the feathers are not shivering. it's good. >> we kept them nice and warm. >> thanks. fans are expected to come out in full force to see the latest installment of the "twilight" saga. >> breaking down part one opens in theaters with midnight showings tonight. mark barger has the story. >> reporter: for fans, the beginning of the end of the "twilight" saga stirred enough fervor to sell out 2500 screenings in advance. part one of breaking down is expected to rake in at least $130 million by late sunday. not enough to beat the $169 million hauled in biharry potter. better than that films first part that opened almost a year ago. >> most big franchises are driven by 18 to 24-year-old males. the "twilight" series, we had the single day box office sales have been driven by the female audience. >> reporter: many film goers read the series of "twilight" books. they know how it will end for edward, his bride and werewolf named jacob. >> everything that's been bottled up explodes this this one. we are the marriage. we have the honeymoon, we have death and birth. there's a lot going on in this one. >> reporter: the first three earned more than $600 million worldwide. high anticipation tonight in london. >> 20 hours we have been waiting all together. >> it's such a blessing to come and see it's the same thing we had in the beginning. >> reporter: it ends in november with part 2 of the breaking down finale. >> trying to figure out which is louder, the girls or the cha-ching of the registers. >> protests overseas get violent. thousands of people try to put their names in the record books. i'm wendy rieger. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, the latest on the occupy d.c. march at the key bridge. we'll tell you if traffic is going to be a mess in that area. when it is safe to eat something that hit the ground? 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[ male announcer ] now when you upgrade to fios tv, internet and phone, we'll give you $300 back with a two year agreement. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities fios. a network ahead. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. johnson & johnson is vowing to activists and agreeing to remove products from their baby products. they will remove two chemicals. one is a preservative that releases formaldehyde during the process. the chemicals are safe and legal but they will remove the chemicals over the next two years. several student protests broke out across italy today. this one in rome was messy. eggs, tomatoes and bananas. students set off flares. italy's new prime minister outlined his plan. many fear it will lead to education and job cuts. police shielded themselves but did not appear to take immediate action. hundreds of thousands of people are trying to make history today. it's the seventh annual guinness book of world records today. in dublin, a sea of green. the largest gathering of people dressed as leprochauns. here in the u.s., a florida woman was determined to be the world east oldest yoga teacher. she's 91. get that. >> she's got some flexibility. >> more flexible than a lot of the rest of us. good for her. that's wonderful. hybrid and all electric cars are put to the test to see how hybrid and all electric cars are better for the environment and your pocket. now experts are testing how safe they are. we have more on the lathest crash tests. >> reporter: my drive of a chevy volt was not only saving energy, but safer. a crash test on hybrids from the insurance institute or highway safety concluded they are more protective of passengers. hen the collision was with the comparably sized gas car. >> on average, occupants of hybrid vehicles were 20% less likely to be injured. >> reporter: the difference is they are heavier. all the batteries add 10% more in weight. >> the laws of physics tell us when two vehicles of unequal weight collide, the lighter vehicle is going to be pushed back. it's going to be transferred to the lighter vehicle. >> reporter: the institute found hybrids more hazardous to pedestrians. >> what we found was that hybrid vehicles are 20% more likely to have a collision with a pedestrian. >> reporter: when in full electric mode, hybrids are so quiet, a pedestrian can easy sway in the their path. the u.s. is looking at what other countries are doing. >> in japan, hybrids are equipped with noise makers to make them more con spike would you say to pedestrians. >> reporter: a sound system on electric cars isn't due until 2014. nbc news. that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. a day of action by occupy protesters across the country. from new york to los angeles to right here in d.c., mass gatherings to mark a two month anniversary. protesters marched through the heart of a city in solidarity with protesters nationwide. >> they are trying to occupy our rush hour. good afternoon, i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. protesters gathered on the key bridge. this afternoon, they marched from mcpherson square through georgetown and the key bridge. they are standing along the sidewalk along the key bridge amid heavy police prez sense. chris gordon is live near the scene. how is it looking? >> reporter: peaceful is the way we should describe it this evening. it's been a peaceful demonstration for jobs. they got on the bridge to say the infrastructure of the u.s. is crumbling. we need jobs. we have live cameras. let's go to the rooftop camera in d.c. showing you what's going on now as they are chanting and picketing and protesting with signs basically doing an informational picket to the rush hour traffic. their aim is not to disrupt. this is a group called our d.c. they have occupy d.c. they have a march here and they are now on the key bridge. let's go to a second camera live on the virginia side.