were tied for first. >> reporter: santorum is going to focus on south carolina. he said he'll still be in the top tier tuesday. >> we have been to new hampshire more than any other candidate except huntsman. >> reporter: he pinned his hopes on new hampshire. perry said he'll fight on. michele bachman sixth in the caucuses quit the race. >> last night, the people of iowa spoke with a very clear voice. so, i have decided to stand aside. >> reporter: everyone else is in, gunning for mitt romney. here in new hampshire, romney is polling at 41%. none of his rivals have half that. from manchester new hampshire, i'm steve handelsman, news 4. jim, doreen, back to you. president obama meanwhile is out pushing his message to the middle class. he visited a democratic district near cleveland, ohio today. he is using his power to promote a director of the financial protection bureau. >> without a director in place, the consumer watchdog agency we set up doesn't have all the tools it needs to protect the consumers. it's inexcusable. it's wrong. i refuse to take no for an answer. >> the nomination was held up by republicans in the house. the new agency is too powerful and unaccountable and they plan to do what they can to challenge the appointment. harry thomas jr. is in negotiations for pleading guilty. he's accused of using $300,000 of city money for personal use. a plea bargain is close, but not yet a done deal. tom sherwood has more on this. >> jim, last night, we reported the plea deal was in the works. it's not a done deal but thomas could do prison time. fbi and irs agents went in his home. at a memorial service wednesday for prominent lawyer vinney cohen sr., declined comment on the report tuesday night. that report said sources say thomas' attorneys and prosecutors are close to a plea agreement where thomas will plead guilty, resign and serve time in prison. you are pursuing whatever you had to in your own time? >> we can't talk about anything. it's not the time anyway. >> reporter: the memorial service forced a delay in the plea discussions because vinny cohen jr. is an attorney prosecuting the case. some say thomas was secretly indicted. >> none of the comments came from his group or team. nothing from the office of the u.s. attorney. the people who know the most haven't said anything. take that into consideration. >> reporter: sources tell news 4 a deal could be reached by the end of the week. thomas did not show up for a counsel session on wednesday. should he resign soon, an election to fill his seat could be held april 3rd. they want to wind up negotiations this week. thomas and p 30$300,000. he used the money to fund his lavish lifestyle. again, our sources say a thomas plea bargain is near, but not a done deal. if it gets worked out in the next weeks, it has to be approved by a judge. it's not clear if he would resign his council seat or how it plays up. it's close to a done deal. >> he didn't snow show up today, right? >> we were down there with cameras. everyone was at the cohen memorial service, which was a news story in itself. >> there was some -- thank you, tom. there was city business done today, though. d.c. council -- sorry, councilmember phil was there for reporting child sex abuse. it comes on the heels of the penn state abuse. the bill today in the district would require anyone to tell police if they believe someone under the age of 16 is a victim of sexual abuse. failure to do that could result in a $300 fine or 90 days in jail. kwame brown wants to require all students to apply for a higher education. he plans to introduce a bill for all d.c. high schoolers to take the a.c.t. or s.a.t. tests before they graduate and they would have to apply to at least one college. he wants mandatory workshops to teach them how to apply for schools or financial aid. there's an on-time graduation rate of 43%. the weather is freezing out there last night, cold this morning, but warmer weather is on the way, isn't it, doug? >> it is. thank goodness for that. a lot of you are saying way too cold out there. the high temperature was 33 degrees, one degree above freezing. this is where we started this morning, down to 17 degrees at the airport today. ten in gaithersburg. 12 in leesburg. winchester, a temperature of 7 degrees. the coldest number by far because they had pretty good snow last night. as far as what we are going to continue to see here, 34 degrees. temperatures have gone up a degree from last hour, a south-southwesterly wind at 5 miles per hour. 30 degrees toward leesburg. 28 in martinsburg. 36 to the south. fredericksburg down there. storm 4 doppler radar showing snow toward west virginia making its way in frostburg and maryland. up to the border of pennsylvania. this is a storm system that's going to come through tonight, could give a chance for flurry activity around 11:00, maybe 5:00. i'm not expecting much in the way of flurries. we are not going to get as cold as last night. the cold air caused a lot of problems out there. erika gonzalez is live. it's cold out there right now, but yesterday was colder. >> yes, colder yesterday and windy. i don't have to tell you that, doug. this morning, major, major problems with metro. they say they are good to go this evening, but they cannot guarantee the same problems would not occur if there's a sudden drop in temperatures. today's temperature was the coldest we have seen since last january. >> i started my car, it was 17 degrees. >> reporter: it's this sudden drop in temperatures that caused rails to crack this morning. >> the rails get tighter and tighter. as trains go over them, they develop cracks in there. the second crack, much smaller. on the red line outside tacoma park station. because of the repairs, blue and green lines were affected delaying tens of thousands of people before being repaired. >> you look up and there's 15 minutes between trains during rush hour. something is wrong. >> reporter: temperatures last night were in the 20s and dropped to the teens this morning. single digits in some areas. you have to layer up this morning? >> three layers on top and two on bottom. i'm not wearing good socks and my feet are cold. >> reporter: the cold didn't sop these men from coming to work. >> we have a lot of clothes. it's the kind of work we do. it makes it harder. >> reporter: they have been w k working on a water leak all day. the job has to get done. storm 4 meteorologists say tonight's temperatures should be mid-20s to upper 20s. it's going to be another cold night to say the least. tomato soup, grilled cheese sandwiches are a nice idea for this evening. erika gonzalez, news 4, back to you. >> thanks. coming up tonight, the man accused of one of the worst arson sprees in los angeles history could face more charges in his home country, germany. >> reporter: it took 12 years to solve this case t. killer is in jail doing time. the victim? her body has never been found. the search. i'm pat collins, i'll have the story coming up, news 4. a young woman's body found on queen elizabeth's sprawling estate. what we know about the victim. why using cell phones could get you six months in jail in virginia. >> ha keep, what's ahead in sports? >> the capitals win again. the victory could come at a price. the sugar bowl is more sour than the sugar bowl is more sour than sweet for virginia li s the sugar bowl is more sour than sweeidfor virginia li s m ba llral,was the sugar bowl is more sour than sweeidfor virginia unl m ba llral,was the sugar bowl is more sour than vet.veour virginia even more trouble for the man accused of setting more than 50 fires in los angeles last week. his name is harry burke hearth. he's 24 years old. today, authorities announced he's under investigation in his home country, germany, after a fire there last fall burned down the family home. prosecutors say he filed an insurance claim the day it happened. authorities in los angeles believe that he was angry about his mother's legal troubles and extradition back to germany and may have fueled the arson spree. he shouted i hate america and was arrested on monday. smolding embers from a fireplace. the embers that started a deadly house fire in connecticut were taken out of the fireplace so the children wouldn't worry about the safety of santa claus. the fire killed three children and their grandparents on christmas morning. the girl's mother survived the fire. there are new reports today that the contractor doing work on the house was not registered with the state to do home improvement. police in great britain are trying to figure out the identity of a murder on the estate owned by queen elizabeth. she's been dead for some time. we have the report. >> reporter: wrap iping up her long holiday weekend, the queen went for a ride on horseback through the grounds of her estate where the whole family, including the newest princess spent christmas together. that same night, the queen and husband prince phillip, recovering from minor heart surgery got most disturbing news from police. >> a member of the public had been walking their dog in the area and found the body of a female in a wooded area. >> reporter: the body of a young woman found on the grounds of their estate a mile and a half from their main residence. police are calling this murder. >> what do you know about what's happened to her? >> very little at this time. >> more than 19,000 acres of sprawling country side north of london including towns, farms, woods. a 500 acre park with footpaths which is accessible to the public. now, the public watches a murder mystery unfold on royal land. stunning as police delve into it for clues. the queen remains in residence. what do we know about the victim? she was young. her body was here between one and four months and police say the autopsy showed no evidence of accidental injury, shooting or stabbing. back to you. >> that's michelle reporting. police say the initial tests conducted during the autopsy did not provide a dna profile to identify the victim. more tests are underway. they are using more traditional means to find the identity. >> what happen? did i scare you? >> i was cold. it's been cold all day. >> not as cold as yesterday. we were dealing with the 30 to 40-mile-an-hour winds. good to see you both up here. missed you. >> thanks. >> when you were off and you were off. out there today, it was on the cool side. without the wind, it didn't feel as cold as it did during the day yesterday. this morning was much colder. a lot of people out and about. you needed the coats, coffee and hats. we saw some of that chilly air. the coldest air we have seen in a year. if the record today, a high temperature up to 34 degrees. low this morning, 17 degrees. that is the coldest night since last january. that would be january 24th of last year. january is the month of the year you expect to see the coldest air. 34 degrees up one degree from last hour. up a degree for a couple reasons. we have a southerly wind and two, cloud cover out there. the clouds are going to act like a blanket overnight tonight, not allowing us to cool down. not even close to last night. 28 in martinsburg. 34 in washington. look at the windchill here. notice leesburg and manassas, the windchill, the same as the temperatures. 25 degrees and 32 toward fredericksburg. 19 up toward hagerstown. i expect to see winds pick up a little bit tonight ahead of the storm system. it's making its way in from the west. we are seeing snow in the mountains of west virginia and maryland. the wider view here, starting to see things pick up a little bit into this area. the the atmosphere, very dry. it's going to be hard to get moisture out of this. i would not be surprised to see flurries, a snow shower overnight and early tomorrow morning as this little system moves by. this system doing a couple things to help warm us up. i told you about the southerly wind. look at the cloud cover. the clouds act iing as the blant that will not allows us to cool down. temperatures out there right now, 28 in pittsburgh. 34 in washington. you know where the cold air is. back to the west, 53 in wichita. 61 toward jackson, mississippi. the warmer air is going to slide our way. we have been in the deep freeze for a couple days. not just here. jacksonville, this morning, 18 degrees in jacksonville, florida. we are going to see the milder air move in over the next couple days. tomorrow, 44 degrees. i think we get back into the 50s as we head into friday and saturday. if you don't like the cold weather, you are not going to have to wait long for the warmer weather to move in. cloudy, cold this evening. 29 to 32 degrees. winds picking up to the south at 10 to 15. tomorrow morning, not as cold as it has been. maybe a possible flurry or snow shower. this would be before 7:00. so, once again, not expecting much out of this. 25 to 29 degrees. tomorrow afternoon, becoming mostly sunny. not as cold. sunset tomorrow after 5:00. how about that? our days are getting longer. no longer seeing the sunset in the 4:00 hour. i hated that. the four day forecast, 44 and 52 on saturday. 45 on sunday. we get a little bit cooler on sunday and into monday. a slight chance on monday but a better chance of rain coming up wednesday of next week. just about every day, at or above average. >> okay. >> not bad. warmer weather and the days getting longer. >> can't beat it. >> no, you can't. >> glass is half full. >> more complaints about the occupy d.c. movement. health inspectors called into the encampments today. most of us prefer to sleep on a certain side of the bed. two help centers are opening in virginia to assist people impacted by the earthquake last august. federal and state agencies are operating a disaster recovery center in spotsylvania county. they are reopening the center in louisa county. they will operate from 10:00 to 6:00. the deadline to register for help, march 6th. the quake hit august 3rd. health officials are called to occupy d.c. after complaints of an increase in rats in the area. they will visit mcpherson square and freedom plaza. they will make sure the kitchen and bathrooms are being kept clean. the the temperatures dropping drove some of the protesters away. the d.c. health department want to make sure those that are there are keeping warm. suggests on how living conditions can be improved will be made to the city. more women in this country are giving birth to twins. health officials say one in every 30 babies is a twin. it's a big increase over 30 years. in 1980, one in 53 newborns was a twin. experts attribute it to medical treatments and procedures that help couples. women in late 30s have twins at a higher rate. one of the most infamous cold cases. what prompted police to continue their search for a woman murdered 15 years ago. why some honda owners say they don't live up to the hype. alcohol as an incentive to bring in more business. coming up in sports, a high turns into a low at the sugar bowl. georgetown looks for republican presidential hopefuls are now focusing on new hampshire. that follows a tight election in iowa where romney won the state's caucus by eight votes over former pennsylvania senator, rick santorum. ron paul came in third. today, romney nailed the endorsement of 2008 presidential nominee, john mccain. michele bachman ended her campaign after coming in sixth place. she has not announced any endorsements. the final stages of a plea bargain agreement with prosecutors. thomas is under investigation for misspending $300,000 in city funds. sources say he's going to resign from the council and serve prison time. no agreement has been reached yet. weather created problems during the commute this morning. metro was forced to single track trains because of the cracks on the yellow lines. all the tracks have been repaired. a drop in temperatures overnight could bring new troubles tomorrow. it's been more than a decade since an alexandria woman was murdered. her body has never been found. today, police combed woods in prince george's county in the ongoing search for the victim. her family was also there and as pat collins reports, they have not given up hope. >> reporter: with each churn of dirt, there's a sense of hope this will be the time, that this will be the moment that they find her and bring peace to the family. >> i don't want to come out here to memorialize her. i want to bring her to the final resting place where we can go every year. a correct place. this is not it. >> reporter: on this bitter cold day, a search in these ft. washington woods for a body in one of the city's most infamous murder cases. 23 years old, she went missing back in june, 1996. she's never been seen since. january, 2008, 12 years later, the case finally solved when michael dickerson, her estranged boyfriend confessed to the murder. she has information linking dickerson to a murder and he didn't want her telling the cops about it. so he kills her and buries her in these woods. there was even a time they brought him out here and he pointed to a spot in there. nothing found. at the scene today, alexis dickerson. she was 7 months old when her father killed her mother. recently, she said she spent time with the police chief. did she promise she would try to find your mom? >> yes. she said she would do whatever she can to help and find her. >> reporter: what is your feelings out here today? >> um, i don't know. i don't feel bad about it no more, just hopeful. >> reporter: it's expected they will return to the scene tomorrow. i'm pat collins, news 4, ft. washington. >> the suspect is in prison serving a 17-year sentence for her murder. in frederick county, a man has been accused of leaving his young children in a car while he went shopping. it happened yesterday at the walmart store in frederick. police say he left his 5-month-old and a 4-year-old in the car for 20 minutes while he went shopping. it was 24 degrees outside at the time. he's been charged with child abuse. the kids were unharmed. they are now with their mother. lots of students across the area went back to school today. for kids at three schools that means upgraded facilities. seven locks, garrett park and cannon road have had renovations. an entire second floor added to garrett park. they got a new gym, cafeteria, computer lab and library. they now have their own hallway and lockers. >> the little ones are excited about lockers for the first time. we had an assembly and they asked about the lockers. >> it's all new and all new supplies and everything's like, new. >> the modernization project took 18 months to complete. three more schools are undergoing similar renovations. people who make harassing phone calls could find themselves in jail. the virginia general assembly is considering a bill that makes it a misdemeanor for somebody to call or text a person with the sole purpose of annoying or harassing them. it stems from a case involving a man in virginia beach who used his phone to harass several women calling their homes and cell phones over and over again. shoppers may be able to load grocery carts with beer and wine. lawmakers are calling for alcohol sales to bring in new business. derrick ward takes a look at the idea. >> reporter: vacant grocery stores outlived their usefulness to chains. in bowie, trader joe's. >> almost to a person they said to do that, we need the authorization to sell beer and wine. >> reporter: prince george's lawmakers introduced legislation to allow some to sell beer and wine. only a few in the entire county can do it now. >> it won't be without controversy but if it gets additional anchor stores, i'm for it. >> reporter: beer and wine make up two-thirds of the inventory. it's their bread and butter. if stores that sell bread and butter can sell beer and wine, it hurts this business. >> license for the selling of beer and wine, worried. >> business is slower now. if they bring beer and p wine, it's going to hurt our business. >> reporter: shoppers say they would welcome the new stores. >> i don't have any objection to it. it's fine with me. they need to do something. >> reporter: they are facing a $126 million deficit for 2012, a drop in assessed value of residential properties are to blame. commercial revenue may be a help. >> it fits into what he's been talking about how to put more of our investments in to encourage commercial folks to come in and grow our tax base. >> this is enabling legislation. the state allows the municipality to make a decision. >> reporter: in bowie, derrick ward, news 4. >> the bill could take effect next summer. local police officers joining forces to get healthy in 2012. if losing weight is part of your ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at 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quick coating over the next several hours. a lot of it is not making its way to the ground. we are talking flurries or snow showers. maybe a light accumulation on the roadways. watch out tonight if you see snow, you may want to slow down a little bit. the temperatures at the road surface are now at or below freezing. could cause a few problems. i'm not expecting many. it's continuing to move off to the east. tomorrow morning, we are out of here. mostly cloudy skies with the snow showers. 24 in gaithersburg. 25 in leesburg. 27 in fredericksburg. temperatures tonight, ten degrees warmer than last night because of the cloud cover as this system moves on through. tomorrow will be ten degrees warmer a again. this time, because of the sunshine. it helps warm things up. it should be a nice thursday afternoon with a temperature of 44 degrees. it is thursday tomorrow, right? >> yeah. you're right. bring on the sunshine. thank you, doug. just in time to help with your new year's resolution to get healthier, u.s. world and news report rank the most popular diets. the dash diet. it's a low sodium diet that focuses on fruits, vegetables and whole grains. it was best overall and ranked best for people with type 2 romds diabetes. weight watchers was the easiest to follow. some local crime fighters are going to engage in a contest to lose some weight. teams of capitol hill police officers and si vail yan employees are taking part in a weight loss challenge. the contest began today with a weigh-in. there are teams of four competing to lose the greatest percentage of weight. contestants hit the scales for a final weight check on march 30th. the winning team doesn't get a prize, they get bragging rights, which might be more valuable. apparently, it does matter which side of the bed you wake up on. british hotel chain, premier inn, studied the sleeping happen bits of 3,000 people. those sleeping on the left side of the bed are happier with a more positive outlook on life. they can attack heavy workloads. the study found the people who sleep on the right side tend to make more money. the left and right sides of the bed are determined from the vantage point of lying on your back in bed. >> we determined most of the women in the control room and elsewhere are right ciders and most of the men are left sideers. >> very unscientific survey. what's coming up? >> coming up in sports, la jollas ready for a top 20 match up. hard lock in the big easy. oo big night for niklas bowl games are often boring. that wasn't a bad game last night. >> it wiz exciting at the end. i tell you what, i couldn't believe it. i thought virginia tech got ripped off. that's what i said. the final result of sugar bowl left frank beamer sick to his stomach. michigan celebrated the victory with t-shirts that said pour some sugar on me. it should have said we got lucky in indiana. they racked up 377 yards compared to the wolverines 184. give credit to michigan for making big plays. beamer says too many mistakes. they weren't stopping us, we were stopping ourselves. the first meeting between virginia tech and michigan. third quarter is where we pick it up. 10-6. robertson is a play maker. makes an incredible catch, outjumps the defender. gets a foot in. michigan takes a 17-6 lead. final seconds, justin meyer on for the game-time field goal. the kicker was arrested last month after a curfew violation. teammates can't watch. they know it's good. we go to overtime, tied at 20. ho hokies get the ball first. officials review it. you be the judge here. looks good to me. doesn't look like there's enough evidence to overturn the call but there was. >> what? >> are you kidding me? the ball got out. michigan catches a break. meyer, a perfect 4 for 4 on the night lines up for a 37 yarder. no good. wide right. cole can't believe it. a chance to win from 37 yards. he steps forward. a false start. no call. gibbons buries the game winner. a heart breaker for the hokies. michigan defeats virginia tech 23-20 in overtime. they finish with an 11-3 record. one more note, virginia tech quarterback will forgo his senior season for the nfl draft. scary moment against calvary. niklas backstrom was elbowed in the head. he was tested for a concussion. the results were inconclusive. they are listing him as day-to-day. green was back for missing 23 straight games from a groin injury. passes to marcus over to ovechkin. he rips it into the back of the net. 17th goal of the season. caps in front, 1-0. second period, 2-1, caps. san witched between two defenders. passes to dennis wideman. backstrom has three assists. caps have a 3-1 lead. third period. here is the scary moment. backstrom with the puck. elbows him in the head. another look here. only received two penalty minutes in the box. backstrom returned for the power play. they took him off the ice. 3-1, the fourth straight. today at practice, all the talk on the cheap shot. >> straight in the face with the elbow. keep playing. i don't know. we'll see how it goes. >> he's probably, well, i shouldn't say, one of the top two or three guys on the team. he can do everything. the guys love having him out there. he's so dangerous and cannot only score but sets up a lot of guys. anytime with him you have to line up. >> up next, a two-game road trip that starts in san jose. the 0-5 wizards will try for the firs win of the season. washington plays on the road at o orlando. ninth ranked georgetown hosting marquette. on saturday, georgetown scratched out a victory. they shot 30% from the field. enough plays down the stretch. georgetown has been a pleasant surprise. finish tenth in the big east. now, the top ten in the nation. a 12-1 record jason clark knows they can't get too comfortable. >> it feels good for us. it's great to go on winning streaks. we have to do the same things we are doing to win these games. we can't think about the wins. we have to concentrate on it. >> this group is going through a season for the first time together. that being said, they have gelled quickly. it's a group that figured out that we have to help each other. we are in this together. play, you know, at a level higher than i would have expected going into the season. with each individual game, i have been surprised at how we have performed. >> the terps, the final game before conference play. 30-13. howard up for seven footer. alley-oop. terps lead by 15 at the break. shot no good. check out the freshman terps hustling. diving into the bench to save it. gets it back. he's blocked. len gets the rebound in the putback. maryland hangs on to win 70-62. the terps start acc play sunday at nc state. tonight, the big game, georgetown, marquette tips off. thanks. >> coming up next, hybrids promise to get 50 miles to the gallon. a lawsuit claims it is misleading. follow news 4 online. search nbc washington on facebook and twitter. macy's announced they will close several locations around the country. that includes the one at the laurel mall as well as the bloomingdales store. they are closing store that is are underperforming to focus on more productive locations. employees that are laid off may be offered jobs at other locations. sales will start sunday and continue for several weeks. a woman is suing honda because her civic is not getting the gas mileage it should. it never came close to the 50 miles per hour they promised. it's getting progressively worse as the battery gets older. the lawsuit was filed in small claims court. it could cost the company $10,000. it's more than plaintiffs could get in a class action lawsuit in litigation. they say mileage varies depending on driving conditions. they offered to look at her car but the offers were rejected. chrysler, ford and gm all saw sales go up last year. we take a look at why the big three did so well. >> reporter: for car dealerships across the country, happy days were here again in 2011 for domestic and foreign brands. all driven by a more confident consumer. >> the big story is the economy. the economy has been improving. we ended the year on a high note. >> reporter: ford sales went up 11% for the year selling 2 million fords for the first time since 2007. general motors sold over 2.5 million new cars and trucks last year, a 13% increase over the year before. >> every single one of our brands was up for the year. in the fourth quarter, chevrolet started to drive the business. >> reporter: chrysler was up 26% selling 1.3 million vehicles. wall street analyst says the demand and decided to replace ageing autos are helping the sales increase. >> we estimate there's 4 million buyers that haven't bought since the recession hit. those people are slowly coming back into the marketplace. it's helping sales. >> reporter: nissan motors post add 15% increase for the year despite experiencing disruptions after the earthquake and tsunami that struck japan in march. one more check on the weather, doug. >> a little bit of snow out there mostly to the west and north of the district overnight tonight. if you are in the west, west virginia or western portions of virginia, you may be seeing that snow now. take a look at the map. you can see it on doppler radar near winchester and making it to the panhandle of west virginia and hagerstown. it will try to move in here, but we have a dry atmosphere. light snow showers but that's about it. the cloud cover tonight will keep things much warmer overnight. 28 is about 11 degrees warmer than last night. tomorrow, ten degrees warmer than today with a high of 44. friday, we'll call it fantastic. 54 degrees. saturday 52. sunday 45. we start to cool down a little bit on sunday and monday. a little more in the way of cloud cover. chance of shower, i think it will stay well to the south. the next chance for shower activity rain is with a temperature of 53. >> temperature trends looking good. thank you, doug. the latest video to go viral, concerns of poorly executed public marriage proposals. it happened december 23rd at a ucla basketball game. the arena paused for something they cause the mistletoe cam. it's when couples generally kiss when the camera focuses on them. >> give her a kiss. >> i knew i was going to do this from the first day that i met you. will you marry me? no. >> oh! >> bummer. oh, man. that's cold. she was gone. look at him. >> understand it happens. >> ucla official says -- a