bars through the weekend, likely longer. in an isolated cell under protective custody. >> i hope to have him released on bond, by that time i hope to have a place for him to be safe. >> i feel as though he needs to be locked up and just prepare his self to be held accountable for what he did. >> reporter: after pushing a month for the arrest, an effort that sparked a national firestorm, trayvon martin's parents say they are releaved it will play out in a courtroom and not the rallies and protests. >> we want him to be accountable. >>. >> reporter: a process that began this afternoon in a florida jailhouse courtroom. again the formal arraignment in the case is set for the end of may. at that time the court will likely establish a time table for the beginning of the trial here. in sanford, florida, jay gray, news4. stay tuned at 5:00, pete williams will join us live in the studio with more insight on the latest developments in the case. a fake grenade forced a building evacuation near ground zero in new york city today. the bomb squad was called to the world financial center in lower manhattan before 11:00 after a security guard reported a suspicious package. the nypd determined the toy grenade was not dangerous and cleared the scene in 90 minutes. brookfield properties, which runs the building, ordered the evacuation as a precaution. a fragile cease fire appears to be holding in syria, but many opposition figures say the government is not living up to all the terms of the deal. overall the syrian military appears to have stopped the assault on rebels, pro-democracy activists and citizens, but witnesses say many towns are surrounded by troops and weaponry. opposition leaders say they do not trust the government and the real test of the cease fire will be whether peaceful protest is permitted. united nations envoy kofi annan is asking for speedy deployment to maintain the cease fire. metro is launching a new survey to help it plan for the future. the study will focus on customers. when you ride the train you'll get a survey to fill out. more than 400,000 questions >> narrator >> narrato -- forms will be handed out. the information is critical and help the agency address growth needs. those tornados that tore through texas last week came with a very hefty price tag. state emergency management officials say the twisters cost public agencies $17 million so far. that includes damage to roads, bridges and public buildings. that number does not, however, include any private property damage, factor that in and there have been more than $300 million worth of claims filed since the storm. well, we had a brisk afternoon, but is there a warm-up in the works? >> let's hope so. meterologist veronica johnson has the first forecast, what about it? >> yeah, it's looking good for us the next couple days. that does include the weekend, but take a look at this morning, just how low the temperatures were, up to the north in the 30s, frederick county, maryland, howard county, montgomery county starting out at 36 to 34 degrees, frederick down to gaithersburg, 30s, mid and upper 30s to the west. leesburg at 37 to start the morning. overnight temperatures will be low once again, there is the possibility of frost. we have frost advisories posted in all those counties in that blue, from hagerstown, gaithersburg, culpepper, far off to the west in the light blue, mainly west of i-81, a freeze warning. tomorrow morning, some spots, some neighborhoods when you wake up, there could be frost on the grass and on some of your sensitive plants. as far as cloud cover goes today, yeah, you noticed a partly cloudy sky here for the afternoon. puffy clouds coming in. even a sprinkle or two, we stand at 59 degrees, below average today, little less wind today, but still the camera bouncing up and down a bit, that northwest wind for us. the pollen county, i don't know about you, but pollen count is on the decline. oak is 226, that has still some folks suffering like me. we'll talk about the next chance of rain coming up, as well as again, more on that frost advisory. back to you. all right veronica, thanks. >> big afternoon at the ballpark for the nats. >> jr martinez threw out the first pitch today. there was no score in the fifth inning when adam laroche singled with the bases loaded, two runners came around to score and the nats took a 2-0 lead. right now the scored is tied at 2 in the 10th inning. fans who want to celebrate the return of nationals pitching ace stephen strasburg can order a sandwich named after him, called the strasburger, prime chuck, brisket all ground together. the executive chef says the burger is meant to feed about 8 to 10 people. it comes with a pitcher of soda and basket of hand cut french fries, all for $59, and a whole lot of calories. >> that will feed a lot of folks. >> you need 12 hands on that. the capitals crusade for the cup begins tonight up in boston. >> game one of the playoffs begins as the caps are on the road. dan hellie is up in boston. >> standing her on the capitals bench, they will get ready to start the second season, that is what they call the playoffs, against the boston bruins, the capitals under dogs in the postseason for the first time in four years, and it might actually be a good thing, because in the nhl they say if you're in, you can win. underdogs win in the playoffs all the time. the capitals actually had really good success against the bruins in the regular season, 3-1 in that series. the caps starting a rookie between the pipes. hoppy making his first playoff start tonight. by the way, we'll leave you with one tidbit. the last time the capitals and bruins met in the playoffs, 1998, the same year capitals went to the stanley cup finals. plenty more from here in boston coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. general motors anounlsed today that it is recalling some 50,000 crossover suvs due to bad windshield wipers. 2011 and 2012 chevy traverse, buick enclave and g plfrnc acadia. ice and snow can cause them to fail, also make them come loose and fall out or off. gm will send letters later this month. no crashes or injuries have been reported. the market saw a big jump on good news about economic growth in china. the numbers are still settling right now but the dow is up 181 points, nasdaq is up 39, and s & p 500 is up 18. the jetblue pilot who had a mid-air meltdown was indicted today. clayton osmon charged with one count of interference of a flight crew. on the march 27th flight from las vegas to new york, he ran through the plane yell about terrorists. passengers wrestled him to the floor. the other pilot locked him out of the cockpit. he's undergoing a psychiatric exam to determine whether he was legally sane at the time and is fit to stand trial. another major airline launching a new original line hundred of tv shows and documentaries for their flights. this month virgin america is adding the virgin-produced channel to the package which includes 24 other channels, movies and music. as the name suggests, all of the content is produced exclusively for virgin. passengers will watch shows features will farrell, ben stiller and will.i.am. they fly out of 18 airports including dulles. presidential politics, democrats and republicans battling for the women's vote. in the past 24 hours, the war of words got real personal. steve handelsman has the latest. >> reporter: team obama wanted the focus on mitt romney. it was joe biden's turn to attack. >> there is a romney rule. the romney rule says let's double down on the tax cuts for the wealthy. >> reporter: unwritten campaign rule is hands off candidates families. but ann romney took a hit for being a stay-at-home mom raised five kids. she never worked a day in her life, said cnn commentator hillary rosen, a democratic activist. slamming mitt romney for claiming he gets economic advice from his wife. ann romney went on fox. >> maybe i haven't struggled as much financially as some people have. i can tell you and promise you that i've had struggles in my life. and i would love to have people understand that mitt and i have compassion for people that are struggle heing and that's why we're running. >> the white house says rosen does not work for president obama, or speak for him. >> i think we can all agree democrats and republicans that raising children is an extremely difficult job. >> rosen kept swinging saying more moms can't choose like ann romney to stay home because of republican policies. >> they have to be working moms and home moms, and that's the piece that i'm not hearing from the romney camp. instead everybody is attacking me, that's fine. attack me. but it does not erase his woeful record on the issue. >> biden got partly drowned out. >> reporter: mitt romney getting the endorsement of national right to life. but it's a reminder women and women's issues could tip the ballots in november. i'm steve handlesman for news4. a celebrity is in negotiations for the "x factor." one direction is making a pit stop in the nation's capital. prince harry's new love interest is the talk of the town across the pond. it's no ordinary trial, john edwards is accused of hiding hush money during his hush money during his we love gardening... yeah, but the feeling wasn't always mutual. i want you to grow big! if you grow for me, you'll get cookies for free. nothing worked. ♪ but we started using miracle-gro garden soil. you just mix it with your backyard soil... and it feeds your plants for up to 3 months. my plants grew bigger... more beautiful... with more flowers and vegetables. guaranteed. everything changed with miracle-gro. for you are these flowers, like soap is for showers. everyone grows with miracle-gro. you're watching news4 at 4. can you tell who that is hanging ten? members of the british boy band "one direction" took a break from their busy schedules to surf in sydney, australia. they were greeted by a crowd of fans on the sand. >> just a massive thank you for being so supportive, has been mad since we touched down, really good, thank you. >> "one direction" is on tour with four performances on australia before heading to new zealand. >> sing it, guys. ♪ >> this boy band has sold out, u.s. tour dates in 2012, but today the group announced 25 more stops in the states for summer 2013 and yes, washington, d.c. is one of them. one direction set a june 23rd concert date at verizon center northwest, tickets go on sale april 21st. charlie sheen makes future plans with an ex-wife. w why kim kardashian is not pursuing charges in the flour incident. >> georgia, there are two seats open on fox's "x factor" who will get them? >> we hear britney spears is in negotiations with simon cowell to make $15 million per season. she wants to sign a one-year deal. he wants two-year deal. she wants an out in case. funny thing is, nicole scherzinger told e-news she is rooting for britney spears and has a great personality, that is one seat, i have no idea who will be the other person. >> stay tuned. reality star kim kardashian isn't filing charges in the flour bombing by a peta protester. >> she was "i'm going to file charges" her family was mad. she says she won't file charges because she doesn't want to give this woman more publicity and she said on "the today show," i like fur, i'll wear it, nobody will tell me what i can and can't wear, i won't play this thing out in the media for this woman so she can get more attention. plus she is too busy with kanye, she doesn't have time to go to the courthouse. >> there goes that rumor. >> she looks fur, kanye, but not flour. if you're inducted in the rock and roll hall of fame, that is a big deal unless you're axl rose. >> he's upset and not only does he not want to be inducted. he said nobody can take the honor for him he doesn't want anybody picking up his award for him. and the crazy thing is the rock and roll hall of fame said oh, really, that's fine, we're sorry that he can't be here but we are still going to give the award. even though he said in an open letter, listen, i appreciate the hon, on i don't want anybody picking up my award. >> basically i don't care. >> yeah, that is a huge thing. >> well they have the power, they'll go ahead with it anyway. >> two celebrity exes planning a project together. >> exes make money together. charlie sheen and denise richards, she is an actress, he has a new show coming on fx called anger management. he will play a baseball player who is now an anger management therapist. it should be funny to see him in the role. she will play the business partner of his ex on the show. they have two kids together, they vacation together, they hang out together, they might as well work together. >> why not. >> i don't know if i would want to work with charlie sheen, but i wouldn't want to be married to him, she has already done that. >> scarlet johannsen is paranoid when she goes out. what is with that? >> before those nude pictures were leaked, we all saw what a great butt she has. she didn't like us seeing it, she took the pictures for her ex-husband, ryan reynolds. in the may issue of elle magazine she talks about how she is wondering who in the restaurant has seen her naked body. but she is dealing with it by staying away from gossip blogs, not reading about herself, the crazy thing is the more she stays away the more she is part of them. so she is such a pretty girl, i feel bad for her. thank goodness nobody had di digital pictures when i was young. >> when you were -- we'll leave it at that. >> what you have coming up, georgia? >> beyonce is on the comeback. did you see her the pictures on the beach? she is on the comeback, has a big old huge concert the first concert in atlantic city, we have tickets we'll send someone to see her. >> all the baby fat is gone. >> that didn't take long. >> took me three years, my kid is like 15 and i still have some. >> i was fishing and it worked. >> you reeled us in. >> thanks, georgia. >> we'll tune in tomorrow morning. coming up on news4, a neck massage turns scary for a woman. after parents were told their child is dead, they find her alive in the morgue. follow us on news4, search nbc washington on facebook and twitter. you're watching news4 at 4. he's called spiderman for a reason. check this out. al alain robert climbed the qatar's largest building in 93 minutes and 47 seconds. he didn't have a safety rope or harness. the hotel is more than 1000 feet high. he believes he set a guiness world record for longest building climb without any safety devices. robert has scaled more than 85 giant structures across the globe. his actions are often illegal and they repeatedly landed him in jail. >> look at that shot. the wind is blowing you don't want it to be windy when you're hanging on like that. >> nerves of steel. >> yeah. around a lot of steel. >> his chemical make-up is different. he doesn't have any nerves. >> no nerves whatsoever. he's not human. >> it's still breezy, the clouds moved in again, has kept us on the cool side, so where do we go from here? look at the good night forecast because it will be cooling off, another chilly overnight forecast for us. as a matter of fact, we do have the frost advisories posted north of the area, we'll drop down to 60 degrees :00 degrees p.m., 58 by 6:00. 56 by 9:00, 52 :00 by 11:00 p.m, if you're going out light, you'll need a jacket and certainly a jacket for tomorrow morning. sun sets at 7:43. the gusts we said a little less wind than the last couple days, but still gusting to 22 miles per hour, in frederick, maryland and between 15 and 20 miles per hour generally throughout most of the area. chilly, yes, average now, 65 degrees. today in the 50s. mid and upper 50s. got in the low 60s for some neighborhoods to the south and west. culpepper, fredericksburg, charlottesville, high pressure will climb, it will feel like march around here, in fact like june as we move through the weekend. 58 the temperature, reagan national airport, northwest wind at 12 miles per hour. you can see again kind of gray with the clouds around, but currently storm4 radar, no p precip falling. the moderately dry areas moving more in maryland, 53% now of the state of maryland looking at moderate drought conditions, 98% of maryland and 62% of virginia moderately dry. of course that up to the north, as we look ahead, folks, doesn't look like we'll get substantial rainfall, which isn't good with higher temperatures coming up. 56 in hagerstown, 62 in richmond, roanoke, 59 in new york city. you can see the spin, much of it off the coast. you can see the clouds there rotating through with our north and northwest wind. high pressure off to the west of us, so as that moves in tomorrow, probably not much wind at all. certainly a lot less, and more sunshine for tomorrow as that area of high pressure moves in. first we'll deal with the cool conditions during the overnight. a few again clouds around throughout the day tomorrow but it is going to be a very nice day tomorrow, and awfully good weekend. warmer air, with the warm front, on saturday we might pick up a few clouds, but i think any rain is going to stay well to the north of the area with the warm front. forecast for tomorrow morning, mostly clear, another chilly start, sun up at 6:35, 64 to 43 degrees. tomorrow, mostly sunny, fantastic friday, 64 to 70 degrees. a look at the four-day forecast, which includes the whole entire weekend. pat, how do you like 85 on sunday? >> love is the word. love h it. >> this weekend the kind of weekend where you should take the weekend off and not do anything. relax and enjoy the warmer conditions. >> can we add tomorrow and monday? >> we have to work tomorrow. >> thanks, veronica. golden retrievers are used to gfetching tennis balls, not other dogs. the video that has gone viral. the videi'm more ofgone viral. an absentee plant parent. 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>> i'm not going to say anything, thank you. >> reporter: edwards accused of illegally using nearly a million dollars in donation to quiet his pregnant mistress, rielle hunter, during his 2008 presidential run. the former senator and one-time trial attorney is charged with six counts including conspiracy, illegal use of campaign contributions, and making false statements. the charges could bring 30 years in prison and a million and a half dollars in fines. his late wife, elizabeth looms large over the case. >> i know the edwards trial team will be concerned about the fact that people really just can't get over the fact that he cheated on his wife while she had cancer and as she was dying. >> reporter: edwards admitted what he did wasz wrong but insists he did not break the law. his defense argued he used private donations, not campaign money, and that federal prosecutors are radically interpreting the law. >> the jury selection process is designed to find fair and impartial jurors, we're confident that will happen. >> reporter: public opinion seems to be stacked against the former politician. at a new survey shows 73% of a an unfavorable opinion of edwards. 57% already believe he's guilty. as a lawyer, john edwards made his name in courthouses like this one. but now the man who once hoped to live in the white house, is fighting to stay out of prison. in greensboro, north carolina, brian mooar, news4. it appears we haven't heard the last from harry potter author jk rowling. you can expect a new book to be released in the fall, this isn't for the young. she says a novel for adults. called "the casual vacancy" the publisher is the little brown book club. it will be group, rather, it will be published in hard book, e-book and audio version. it examines politics in a town that is not what it seems. it describes as darkly comic, thought-provoking and constantly surprising. release is september 27th. actress ashley judd is outraged against hatred of women. recent pictures showed her with a puffy face. gossip blogs speculated the actress had plastic surgery. she hit back on "the today show." she slammed critics for criticizing her looks. >> i think it's hatred of women that invites criticism. the objectification of girls and women and hyper sexualization that invites criticism, doesn't have anything to do with me, really and how i look. >> judd blames the puffy face on prescription steroids to clear up her sinuses. there are reports that prince harry has a new girlfriend. british tabloids report she is 24-year-old molly king, she is part of the british girl band called "the saturdays" they are not well-known here in the u.s. but after world wide media exposure that will likely change. they met a couple years ago at a polo match and spotted last week at at a karaoke club. harry is smitten with king, reporters say. >> pretty entertaining. coming up on news4 at 4 this afternoon. 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"the scream" is on display. the 1885 painting is the only privately-owned copy of the art work. this is one of the only four versions created by him. a businessman whose father was a friend is selling it. it is one of the most recognizable images in the world. we are -- we're not screaming about the weather. will be getting nice. >> yes, getting nice, warming up, but i'm kind of concerned with the fact we haven't had great rainfall around here in the last time we had over a half inch in late february. we had a couple red flag warning days, where the brush fire threat was high. with warmer temperatures, the low humidity, lack of rainfall, i think that is only going to worsen, you know, by the time we get in the early part of next week. i want to take you through the temperatures, too, big warm-up we're talking about will start feeling like march, then june by the weekend. our temperatures for tomorrow, here is a look at friday. you can see the title bar there, rising in the mid and upper 60s in d.c., new york city, 66, close to 70 in raleigh, north carolina. notice the real warmth down here, jackson, mississippi, close to 90 degrees, we'll get in the mid-80s for saturday and sunday, too, temperatures will continue to rise. so sunday as well as monday i think we will be getting in the low and mid 80s throughout the area. that is much of the eastern portion of the country. getting that warmth. and again, lack of rainfall, brush fire threat could be high. so, some folks asked me yesterday, what does that mean we should do when the brush fire threat is high? if you're barbequing, watch the ambers, the flames of course. for anyone doing any type of equipment work, a rotary blade can make a spark, and of course that could lead to a brush fire. so just know that and be well-aware. overnight, 35 to 42 degrees. frost advisory to the north of us, rising to the mid and upper 60s, some locations up to 70 down to the south around fredericksburg. forecast for the next couple days, really nice weekend coming up. 85 on sunday, but again, we need the rain, and that rain now out of the forecast for tuesday, so when the shuttle comes in town next tuesday, we've taken out the rain, put in more sunshine. again can best viewing for that between 10:00 and 11:00 a.m., looking even better when the shuttle discovery piggy backs in on the 747. early part of next week, high of 83 monday, 81 for tuesday. rain back in the forecast that we need for wednesday and thursday of next week. >> that is good. welcome. >> on a weekday. >> yeah, when we want it. >> a paternity mystery could be a real soap opera. at a chimp sanctuary in louisiana, has been solved. >> vets have figured out the father of a baby chimp born on valentine's day is this guy, his name is conan, also the father of another chimp, tracy, born at the sanctuary five years ago. now the reason no one suspected conan as the father is that the chimp has undergone multiple vasectomies. >> makes sense. guess that they didn't work. >> i guess not. >> there is a new direction for two middle school students, authorities say 37-year-old jesus ventura demanded money from a teller, then took a $20 bill and slid it back to the teller as a tip. police later arrested ventura, while he was allegedly trying to rob a second business. the suspect has been in trouble recently. he was currently on leave from his firefightering job because he took a loaded pistol to the fire station. he says he has bipolar bipolar disorder, anxiety and depression and off his medication. there is new reaction from two middle school students being called heros for jumping in action when the bus driver passed out behind the wheel. it happened monday near seattle. it was all caught on video. one student grabbed the steering wheel and turned off the ignition. another student performed cpr on the driver, they described the ordeal on "the today show" this morning. >> wasn't thinking of anything i was just seeing the bus driver and him doing weird stuff, he was convulsing, having a heart attack, i never had seen that before. i just grabbed the wheel and stopped the bus. >> well, i knew i would have to do something because he didn't know cpr and i was cpr certified. >> unfortunately, the story has a really sad ending, the bus driver died last night at the hospital. think how many lives they saved, those two little heros. coming up next on news4 at 4, a woman's hairy situation. a dog sees a puppy in a pool and jumps in action. it's a viral video. a local couple bilked out of $300,000 during a home remodeling project. the scheme cost them their retirement savings and landed a man behind bars. the five factors that impact your credit score and what you can do to improve your standing. coming up on news4 at 6:00, someone thought they got away with a french it's time to get going. to have the energy to turn a "to do" list into a memory. to put more giddy-up in our get-along. to keep stepping up even in overtime. it's time to start gellin' with dr. scholl's... ... and mix a little more hop in our hip hop. thanks to the energizing support and cushioning of dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles, your feet will feel so good... ... you'll want to get up and go. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. 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