slapping a 5-month-old baby. the warning signs. should the redskins change their name? a new debate whether washington's football team is continuing what some say is a racist have days. somebody hit the $217 million jackpot. when you hear where they bought the, you'll under why they might have skipped town. we're here, so you know we didn't win. >> folks, we're going to start off with this monster storm targeting the northeast. it's actually two that are about to merge. it could bring our neighbors to the north several feet of snow. >> that's right. here's evidence. the airlines are taking it very seriously. they're encouraging travelers to change their plans and get out of the way. many airlines are waiving booking feed for passengers in and out of chicago and the northeast in the coming days. this storm is heading our way, too, parts of our area

under a winter weather advisory. >> let's go to veronica johnson. what can we expect here in this area? >> well, here we won't get much in the way of any wintry weather. we're looking at mostly rain, a system for us that will start as rain around 2:00 to 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. mostly rain for us, but we can't at the tail end of this system when it starts making its way out of the area, we could see gusts up to 50 miles an hour. as far as areas around new york city, they could get upwards of a foot of snow. snow and wind as the system gets off the coast and really starts affecting the northeast. in new england it's a full-out blizzard with 1 to 2 feet of snowfall. you're looking at the start times here. for us, it's friday morning as rain. for areas around new york, it's friday early afternoon. they by friday evening, up into eastern new england. again, significant travel delays for the northeast, probably all out coming to a spot in areas.

so just a newsens storm for us, but a full-out blizzard with high winds, a lot of snow, and big-time snow drifts occurring throughout areas of new england. it's not just one storm, but two storms. area of low pressure down to the south. another area of low pressure off to the west around chicago, that will both start merging just as they get past us to the northeast. so we'll never get that merging occurring right here. take a look at storm team 4 radar, quiet, nothing good on right now. the snow or rain will start here for us. areas that could see just a bit of a wintry mix with snow, maybe some freezing rain where those advisories are up. it starts at 4:00 a.m., going until 10:00 a.m. off to the west tomorrow morning, a slight chance where it could be just icy aroun our area. you're looking at the temperatures, as they'll cool on down by 2:00 a.m., 35 degrees. we'll talk about this storm system, what it means to the

northeast wharks it means for us for the first part of the weekend coming up. back to you. right now, there is a discussion under way at the american ichbdian museum about racist stereotypes and the nicknames and logos of american sports teams. names like washington's football team name. news4's keith russell joins us with the story. keith? >> pat, what is in a name? for some teams with names like the washington redskins, to some it's downright offensive. across the natiothere's numerou teams. prouponents of the names say they honor a culture, but opponents argue these symbols are often cartoonish, historically inaccurate or racist. >> we've been calling for a name change for the past over 20 years. i was part of the -- i w one of seven litigants against the

pro football inc., and we -- we wanted to push this change because the name is derogatory, the name is pejorative and does not serve a social justice purpose. in fact, it harms and demeans native people. >> no one from the redskins organization has taken part in this discussion and there are no plans to change the team name. chris gordon is at the symposium and will join us with an update on "news4 at 5." just a reminder a few weeks ago mayor vincent gray said if the redskins moved their home stadium back to d.c., he would want to discuss a possible name change. guys? now back to powerball, someone in virginia woke up a multimillionaire. somebody bought a winning as richmond international airport. the prize $217 million, is the second largest ever won in the

commonwealth. we're told the winner got a ticket from theself service machine in the airport. they have the option of a lump sum or pay out. 5, 27, 36, 38, 41, with that powerball of 12. pat? the man convicted of killing washington intern chandra levy was back in a d.c. superior courtroom today. the closed hearing is connected to possible new evidence that could potentially get the defendant a new trial. he's currently serving a 60-year sentence. news4's pat collins is at the courthouse. and will have a live report of the possible impossible of the court hours coming up on "news4 at 5." a manhunt is under way for a former l.a. police officer suspected of going on a killing spree. authorities say christopher

dorner is angry about being fired several years ago. earlier this morning he killed one, and wounded two others. he's also suspected of killing a couple over the weekend. at 5:00, jackie bensen will have the latest and why authorities say police everywhere could be targeted. one by one protesters had to be removed from john brennan's confirmation hearing today. brennan is president obama's pick for cia director, also one of the architect of the white house drone policy. members of an activist group had to be removed after repeatedly protesting the use of drones to killed suspected al qaeda operatives. steve handelsman has more on today's hearing. >> boy, senators do not like when their hearings are

disrupted again and again and again, but they finally got it going. it's not so much that they object to john brennan themselves. they have questions. they know john brennan is a favorite of president obama. he got a pretty warm welcome up here at a hearing that could about, when you think of it, what some call cia torture. could have been about and was in part, about the u.s. intelligence failures that led to the deaths of four u.s. diplomats in benghazi, libya, but mostly it was about the relatively new phenomenon of raging war by remote control. and what the rules ought to be. talking about u.s. unmanned drones. the predators, and the reapers flying maybe right now in pakistan, in yemen, in somalia. many, many more attacks under the obama administration, 360 so far, and probably just the president's first term, though, no doubt there have been some

since he was knock raided for the second, xarpd to 50 in the bush 43 administration. so john brennan was pressed since the new rules on the use of drones finally came out secretly, given to members of the senate intelligence committee overnight, a promise by the administration there will be care taken to maintain american values, maybe even a court setup to review drone strikes before they're launched. here's john brennan. >> the president has insisted that any actions we take will be legally grounded, will be thoroughly anchored in intelligence, will have the appropriate review process, approval process before any action is contemplated, includes those access that might involve the use of lethal force. brennan is a sure bet to win confirmation. here's an irony. it looks lie he may get less trouble from republicans, this obama appointee, than from some

liberal democrats like ron wyden of oregon, who just cannot swallow the idea that a drone can fly over to yemen and kill an american citizen who has never been charged. republicans say, hey, we're at war. >> steve handelsman. no smokers allowed. the virginia company that will no longer hire people who light up. the freak accident that left this truck dangling in midair. and fighting the city in a. how magic johnson's trip here to washington cou

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months. yesterday a woman walking in the 6600 block of gray fox drive says a man approached her from behind and groped her. the attack is similar to a series of assault reported since september. police believe the same man is responsible. here's what's new. they released a new sketch. it looks very different from the sketch in previous cases. if you see that man, please contact police. keith russell. kris brown back in court, and lady gaga is apparently really into lavender. >> yes, he is. joining us today is georgia alfredas, co-host of "the russ parr radio show." kris brown in court, to defend his probation, but it's not because he was fakes his xhuchbt service. >> surprisingly rihanna showed up to court with kris brown. we know the whole reason he is

on probation is because of assaulting rihanna back in 2009. everybody was surprised to see her get out of the car, see her show up in court. she's actually saying, you know what? this whole thing it ludicrous, he's done thinks community service, so i don't know why the lapd is after him. >> of course, that will be controversial, too, her decision to show up. >> sure. kris brown will be back in court in april. we'll see if she shows up then's well. she spends most of her time or root. court documents shows she has pretty stringent demands. >> yeah, this girl loving lavender. she has to have lavender towels, lavender scented candles, face soaps, and surprisingly she likes strawberry jam, peanut butter and special k. but of course, she is lady gaga. so her dressing room has to be glam rocked with leather sofas,

black satin drapes, and of course white -- and jim available to her at all times. >> the leather sofa has to be white. >> yes. >> you don't want to be there. justin bieber has rehearsing all we're for "saturday night live." he's doing double duty? >> yes, he's hosting. he's done a few skits on the show before, but this time he's really going to be doing some acting, so this should be really interesting. he treated that he had systemic flu or food poisoning, but was working hard. >> the show must go on. >> it must go on. what's on your show tomorrow? >> that is d. we do the show, don't we. we're trying to get couple to get together with russ and his wife, so you can go to the

website if you want to have dinner, but as i said before, russ is a pig. you're not going to like it. i don't like to eat with him. >> no. >> veronica, she was just kidding. just joking. i'm not joking about this storm that's going to be really developing. we have an overcast sky, but you're not just looking at -- with two areas of low pressure, so let me step in and show you where the two areas of low pressure are. you have one down to the south right now, an area of low pressure just west of atlanta georgia, then you have another area of low pressure that's just west of chicago illinois right now, with a lot of moisture. that's the difference now. with this system compared to the last couple of systems, a tremendous amount of moisture coming up from the south, and a

lot of cold air that soon will be spilling in. well, we don't have that happening right now. by the time we get to tomorrow morning when the moisture starts coming over us, it will be a small area off to the west where there could be some precipitation. loudoun cow areas all the way down to the south, and up to the north just west of frederick, with there's a possible of freezing rain. we're mostly cloudy, then rain start soon, from 38 to 37 degrees. i think our rain will be starting here around 2:00 to 3:00 a.m. in the morning. there's d.c., there's the northern edge. you can really see again the storms that -- with one coming up from the north. you can see on the northern fringe, as i mentioned frederick county down through western areas of louding county, around fauquier county, the possibility of snow mixing in with freezing

rain and sleet for tomorrow morning. the storm systems won't merge until early saturday morning. so we'll have rain with this system moving out very quickly. we could see some -- to 30 miles per hour, but saturday with that colder air rushing in, once any merge, it's snow for us just wrapping around, but a lot of snow for areas to the northeast and up around new england. watch the snow totals come in on the tail end, we could see between 1 to 2 inches of snowfall here. i don't think it's going to be a big deal, but get into new york city, you're talking about over 15 inches, get into providence, boston, upwards of 2 feet of snow, possibly 30 inches of snow on top of that. a tremendous amount of wind, so we could be seeing drifts up in eastern new england around 4 to 5 feet possibly, as windy as it will be. the gusts for the northeast could be maxing out here on saturday asp around 40 miles per

hour up here s. 55 to 60-mile-per-hour gusts, possibly travel -- friday, late saturday up there. your forecast, 37 degrees, rain starts soon. we're at 35 for tomorrow morning. yes it will be wet, so soggy for tomorrow morning. we're at 45 degrees. wind and maybe some light snow here for saturday morning. for sunday and monday, 47 degrees on sunday, with dry conditions, but another chance of rain on monday. but saturday against, the big day, when we will see windy conditions, gusts to 40 miles an hour, and of course when you have winds that strong and colder air moving in, guys, you know exactly what it does to the windchill temperature. our windchills will be in the 20s saturday afternoon. so there's a look at your weekend right now. sunday right now the best day out of the weekend. of course, if you have any traveling to do in the northeast, you really want to say abreast of the storm system.

>> thanks, veronica. >> you bet. a look at the grammy dress code and the clues who

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4:30. right now thousands of police officers in california are searching for this man, and ex-lapd officer. chris dorner, they say he's hunting for other police officers and their families in revenge for being fired from the lapd back several years ago. he's suspected of killing one officer today, wounding two others near l.a. he's also the prime suspect in the murder of a california couple with police ties. a judge held a secret hearing about new evidence that could potentially get him a new trial. that hearing was closed to the public and to the media. the washington redskins facing some in controversy today. a symposium is under way, with a discussion of racist stereotypes and american sports team nicknames and logos. the redskins is one of the teams' names under fire. chris gordon will have a live

report in the next hour. let's get the latest now. it'sally making for one big mess. for us we'll by on the southern end of all that. around here it's mostly rain, but during the early morning hours right here. frederick, leesburg. for us that rain moves in overnight, it would be heaviest in t morning, could be out of here by the afternoon, looked for a messy rush during the

morning and then things get interesting saturday morning as the other part pulls away and merges. we'll talk about who about what you can expect. the weekend, of course, with your four-days forecast. when the words historic and blizzard appear in the same sentence, it is time to take notice. this monster storm barreling toward the northeast. it looks like the washington area will be spared the worst, but new england is hunkering down. jay gray has the story. >> reporter: across the northeast, the potential for an historic blizzard is on the way. >> i'm prepared, got the plugs in the snow blower. >> filling tanks, stocking up on groceries. >> it's going to be hard to tell. sometimes you can't even see stars.

one slamming together in the cross harris of the storm. basically stay home. >>ened we go gang busters around here. we go with serious snow. parts of new england are expected to be the hardist hit. >> we're talking blizzard conditions, could approach the 2 to 3 foot level, winds gusting over 5 miles per hour. many are not taking any chance other, just in case ian't get out to the store. jay gray, nbc news boston. >> magic johnson is in washington to meet with the president this afternoon.

he also has a message for high school and college students. get tested for hiv. today he spoke to students and employees at howard university hospital. magic johnson owns the company that serves as the hospital's food service provider. he was diagnosed with hiv 22 years ago. he says research shows that the highest percentage of any kay i is in people 13 to 24 years old. >> so we have got to now get the word out about, first of all, protecting yourself, number one. >> they will also talk about -- a virginia deli owner is out of the hospital after being severely burned in an explosion yesterday. police tell us someone fire-bombed the shop in laurel

here. megan mcgrath -- lorten, rather. >> reporter: the sub shop is closed and will be for quite some time. crews have come and boarded up the windows that were blown out. the fire department has put up a sign saying the area is unsafe for occupancy. investigators say this explosion was intentional. this was no accident. the big question is, who did it and why? the blast blew out the windows of the sub shop. owner lawrence reece was just outside unloading supplies from his car. reece was seriously burned, but was able to speak to news4 from his hospital bed. he says, the explosion caught him completely by surprise. >> i don't have a -- i tried to look back inside the

store, all i could look up fire, just boom, explosion. all over -- >> reporter: police say the explosion was no accident. this is a criminal investigation. police are looking for a man seen running from the scene. investigators say he may have been injured. the blast caused extensive damage, blowing out the glass and starting a small fire. who would do such a thing and why? reece says he doesn't know. >> that night -- i don't have a clue. >> reporter: customers say they are also at a loss. they say reese is a fend friday man. >> he sent out a postcard about having a mixer meet and greet down here on thursday evenings, things like that. he really has good food. you see police officers eating in here and everything. >> reporter: the blast caused

quite a bit of damage. you can see glass shards all the way out here in the parking lot. the two businesses on either side were also damaged, the thrift shop is closed until friday. this is, again, an open investigation. anyone with information, you're asked to call fairfax county police. ahead on "news4 at 5" tonight, northern virginia bureau reporter david culver talks to neighbors about the victim and his deli business. the virginia company that has decided not to hire smokers. there they are. >> it's been a while. you ready? welcome to a new

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>> i'm one history credit away from graduating. >> you're graduating early? >> i'm graduating after early can't be characterized as early. there are dancing, chariots, unicorns, fighting. >> in other words, it's the usual shenanigans, high jinks and tomfoolery. the show's loyal fans have come to affect. >> dmunt most intelligent and most attractive fans of any television show in existence. >> >> art shows and songs, video montages, they've taken this way of expressing our love to a level i can't even quantify how amazing it is. >> but that loyalty has been tested. "community's" creator was fired, and the show's return was

delayed. yet the lunacy prevailed. >> it's pure insanity on set. it's basically like being at a daycare center all day. fans of community would be have it any other way. >> is that a bit like our newsroom? >> yes, big babies. >> malcolm mcdowell guest stars in tonight's premiere featuring a "hunger games" type of theme. all tonight on news4. a party leads to protests at duke. why the campus is facing allegations of racism. >> veronica, what do you have on the way next? >> we're talking about this mess that could be in parse -- some snow, some sleet, possibly freezing rain for front royal, for bluemont, areas north of westminster and haguerstown, all a possibility starting at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we'll talk about how big this

storm gets for the

protests and controversy today on one of the nation's most prestigious universities. a fraternity at duke is under fire for an asian-themed party that some say was racist. michelle ko sine can i with reaction from students and the university. >> these are the invites sent out online to a party they

called asia prime, with misspeaks mocking accented english. >> i was really angry, and i was hurt by it. >> the result, some furious students here at duke university. >> when you wrote you are not just mocking an accent, you are mocking an imgrant's struggle to make it in this nation. >> world of the party went viral and several students complained. the frat send out another e-mail changing the name, but it went on as planned. this week angry students posted flyers in protest showing forthos, the protesters captioned if you're not outraged, you're not paying attention. >> here a student wearing a sumo wrestingling costume. >> it reduces our way of life into a crude joke. >> reporter: but one tweeted --

of all the things worth protesting, this is not one. >> i'm asian, and i think the theme is hilarious. the vice president of student affairs says he takes the allegations seriously. >> at the moment we're not aware of any overt -- acting boorish is in itself not a violation. >> reporter: no one at the fraternity was, but the from a ternlt president apologized. and it is our sincere intention to work to contribute to a united duke. >> that was michelle kosinski reporting. in eight daze, an asteroid will pass very close to our atmosphere. but before you start thinking armageddon, relax. nasa tells us there's no chance of it hitting earth. this animation shows the projected path it's expected to

travel within about 17,000 miles of earth. a record for an object of this size. unfortunately we will not be able to see it with the naked eye. if it were tomorrow, we would just be looking up and getting a faceful of what? >> rain. >> which areas will get the most? >> areas closer toward the coast, again, for us it's the two areas of low pressure that will stay separate, but a bigger system, because the areas will come together for the northeast. >> you have a question, jim? >> and so tricky. this will be happening overnight. we're starting "news4 at 4" at 4:00 in the morning. what's that commute going to be like? >> really not a bad commute for the majority of the area. there's a few areas around 66, around warrenton, around areas of front royal. >> where it could be icy on the

elevated surfaces tomorrow morning. there's a possibility there could be some sleet and a bit of snow to make for slick conditions. again, a winter weather advisory 4:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, all these counties shaded in purple. you can see it does go right up to the northeast, frederick, westminster, to which parts of 70 and 270. so two accident areas of low pressure. for us it's this area of low pressure that will hit us first. so we'll get the rain out of it. the second area of low pressure, by the time it merges with this first off the coast, will help to give us that snowfall. friday late, early saturday morning. where we could see some gusts late in the day, up to 30 miles an hour, and then 40-mile-per-hour wipd gusts on saturday. college park at 40 degrees, 42 fort belvoir. and around sterling, that's our

city planner forecast, too, for college park maryland, dipping down to the upper 30s with rain starting after 11:00 a.m., and after midnight. the low temperatures will bottom out to about 35 degrees. heading -- here just to the west, temperatures will be below freezing, and that's the reason some of those elevated surfaces could get a little slick. for us, it's mostly rain, you can see it coming up at 2:00 a.m., then rain most of it out of here by 2:00, 3:00 tomorrow asp p afternoon as the one area of low pressure moves on. you can see the second area of low pressure, giving us that snow for early saturday morning, so could be some light accumulation. windy conditions for your saturday. 47rees on sunday, best day out of the weekend.

more rain. tuesday is dry, another chance for maybe precipitation coming up in the form of rain on wednesday. the big mess will hits tomorrow morning, so you may want an early start. smokers need not apply. mountain state's health alliance says it will no longer hire tobacco users. this new policy takes effect march 1st. the company says tobacco use has no place in a healthy lifestyle and patients have actually complained about nurses and doctors smelling like smoke. the ban doesn't apply to current employees. it returns 13 hop hospitals in tennessee. a breakthrough in the investigation of the dreamliner. several governments grounded all 50 planes last month.

here's the latest. >> reporter: it's the first flight of boeing 787 dreamliner when two battery flyers, did i and i have jails authorities in the u.s. and around the world. after a paint job in dallas, boeing got permission from the faa to return this plane to washington state to get it ready for delivery to the largest airline in china. while in washington, d.c., ntsb chairman debby hurzman said investigators think they know what caused the fires. >> this investigation has demonstrated that a short circuit in a single cell can propagate to adjacent cells and result in smoke and fire. >> but they can't explain yet why there's a short circuit. hurzman says it will be weeks before an interim report is ready, which means the grounding will continue to last at least

that long. >> the decision to return the 787 to flight will be made by the faa, not the ntsb. >> she did ask the faa to reconsider the recertification process for the battery, which she says is unique to the 787. for its investigation, the ntsb is focusing on the into theory fire on a dreamliner that landed in boston in january. and boeing technicians were paying particular attention to the battery on the dallas to washington flight that arrived without incident and still without knowing how much longer the dreamliner will be grounded. a mother turns on the nanny cam and sees her 5-month-old baby being slapped. we'll tell you what happened next. a modern marvel. news4 gets an exclude look inside the dulles rail project. i'

a nanny has been arrested and charged with slapping a 5-month-old baby. as brinn reports, some viewers may find this video disturbing. >> reporter: the mother and father who lived here had a bad feeling about their nanny. they decided to take action. they hid a camera. what they caught on camera was disturbing. with a camera tucked away in a carbon monoxide detector, this

is what two marnts witnessed. it shows the woman slapping the baby in the face not once, but three times when they refuses to eat. then the baby in and out crying gets hit, this time on the leg while another child looks on. sources say the kids' mothera saw this happened remotely, rushed home and fired her on the spot. >> it margaret meekens lives across the street, she told me she had seen the nanny before, but never questioned her. >> you've seen her spank them? >> yes, she goes like, stop it, but i never seen her hit them in the face. you don't put your hands on children. that's a no-no. >> reporter: police arrested the nanny a fuse days afterwards. the woman is charged with endangering the welfare and resisting arrest after reports show she refused to let police cuff here.

she's in jail and unable to make bond. >> oh, my goodness. she's a baby. >> reporter: that came as a relief to other parents, realizing it could have happened to their children. >> i think it's very upsetting, and thank god that, i wouldn't want a strange -- you can't trust people today. that nanny's name is on a blacklist website? a former police officers is on a deadly ramp answer. >> targeting officers and their families. the motive is revenge. he's already ambushed cops in california. as the manhunt continues, two innocent people have been shot. in a case of mistaken identify. the man convicted of killing chandra levy, he's back in court. a winter weather advisory, and a monster storm will hit parts of the northeast.

well-begin with doug cammerser. you see it coming up through north carolina, up the coast. two storms, one down across the southeast, another coming across the chicagoland area, the great lakes. those two systems will come together and it will mean one monster storm. for us it will be a glancing blow. a winter storm warning in the pink. and out towards boston, those are blizzard warnings and watching for the potential for nonblizzard conditions, maybe one to two to three. we could see this start off as shall sleet late