winter storm watch. we are about 24 hours away from the start of snow and storm team 4 just upped the expected snow totals in our area. we will tell you what you can expect in your neighborhood. it is martin luther king day. people across our area are making the holiday or mark thing holiday in many ways. coming up, why people from across the country travel to d.c. to mark this occasion. and we are learning more about the suspected gunman that opened fire outside of a sports bar in manassas and his possible motive. four people were injured. good morning and welcome to "news4 midday." i'm barbara harrison. it is monday, january 20, 2014.

at this time tomorrow, we expect to see some of the first flakes of snow moving into d.c. conditions outside will be ver different from right now. along with the snow expected to be a lot colder. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein joins us with his first forecast from today. good morning. >> good morning, barbara. beautiful martin luther king jr. day under way. lots of sunshine. yes, we do have a winter storm watch out for a large area for tomorrow for accumulating snow. all the area in blue, including all of virginia, the district, all of maryland, and southeast and west virginia, accumulating snow, beginning right in the metro area. as you mentioned, it may not begin million late morning or around noontime. and then much of the accumulating snow will be during the afternoon on tuesday. right now, though, warming up nicely. reagan national, the temperature is at 48 degrees. and elsewhere, we have temperatures into the upper 40s. culpeper now is up to 52. and it is in the mid to upper 40s around the bay. west, look

martinsburg. they are up to 50 degrees now. we are going to see it holding steady in the low 50s around the metro area during the afternoon. so great weather for all of the king day activities. and that snow arrives tomorrow. i will tell you when i think it will be starting and when it will stop. we will look at the chances. chuck bell will be joining us with a look as well at how much we will be getting. here's coming up. >> tom, thank you. today thousands of people across the country are remembering dr. martin luther king jr. today is the day of service for many americans who come to the to serve their neighborhoods and their communities. news4's melissa mollet has more on how people here in d.c. are remembering the civil rights leader. ♪ >> some celebrating with song in the shadow of the dr. king memorial. >> immediate to t is special. >> reporter: a wreath-laying ceremony at the statue, millions will honor dr. king today.

>> we just want to be here today to show our respect. >> reporter: the pastor, activist, humanitarian. the leader of the civil rights moveme movement. >> it is special. a part of history, a part of, you know, things that are important to me. >> reporter: today, though, he is honored through service as we remember his life, his contribution, and jonathon rodriguez brought a church group from oklahoma. >> we were telling the kids in our group that this is so much better than learning in a history book at school today. >> reporter: and for this man who is working in the u.s. now but lives in wore-torn sudan sees this as special. in august, we celebrated the 50th anniversary of dr. king's march on washington. he is for ever remembered like this. it is difficult to think of dr. king as an older man. the know bell peace prize winner would have turned 85 this year.

>> more impressive when you are here in person. you see what it means to the other people that are here. they are dedicated to the struggle. >> that was melissa mollet reporting. right now in northwest d.c., people are also gathered to celebrate the memory of dr. king at the annual king day breakfast. the reverend al sharpton served as emcee of the event which featured vice president joe biden as the keynote speaker. the vice president talked about his experience with as a civil rights movement as a young man. >> one of 17 employees and the only white guy. it was a bit of an epiphany for me. i thought i knew a lot of what was going on. i really mean this. all of a sudden, i was in the midst of the every-day culture of people who live in the midst of white folks who didn't know any white folks. >> the vice president also called on everyone to continue king's legacy by taking a stand for something you believe in. before the vice president took the stage, several people were

honored with various awards for leading by example and keeping dr. king's dream alive. we are following a developing story in northern virginia this morning. we have new information about the two men and two women who were shot at a sports bar in loudoun county overnight. take a look. the gunshots shattered the front doorts of the 09 degrees boor in manassas. breaking news this morning. we learned lee victims have been treated and released from the hospital. news4's megan mcgrath has more on a possible moat enough this case. >> reporter: it happened here in the parking lot of the 90 degrees sports bar in manassas. four people were shot. police say that the gunman was angry about being asked to leave the barbie security. police use a hammer and a screwdriver to pry a bullet from the wall. the glass door of the 90 degrees sports bar shattered in the hail of gunfire. the bar's manager didn't want to give his name but says the whole thing happened outside of the

bar after closing. >> we were closed. we close at 2:00. >> reporter: gathered out front the bar's security guard and lee other people. also will, the gunman. police say was angry about being asked to leave the barbie security. as he drove away, the police say he opened fire on the group standing out front. two men and two women were shot. >> where were they shot? >> the leg. that's what the police told me. no-life threatening -- >> reporter: witnesses called 911 and gave a description of the car. a manassas city police officer pulled it over just a few miles away. three of the people who were shot were treated and released early had morning. the fourth victim, a woman, is still in the hospital but is expected to be okay. in manassas, megan mcgrath, news4. right now oxon hill road is

back open after a deadly early-morning crash there. the wreck happened right around 2:00, just off the beltway. police say lee people were in the car driving on indian head highway when the driver lost control and plummeted over an overpass on oxon hill road. would people died in the rash. a third is expected to be okay. and new this morning, police in prince george's county need your help to find a missing woman. take a look at the picture on your screen. this is 54-year-old tyonna montatue. she was last seen just after noon on friday on matthew henson avenue in landover. tyonna montatue is believed to be wearing a red shirt, blue pants, black leather jacket and black shoes. she may also be walking with a cane. we understand. police say tyonna montatue has suffered several strokes and has limited communication skills. if you have my information call prince george's county police. right now police are looking for a mother wanted in connection with the death of her own child.

the 1-month-old was found dead last september in southeast d.c. police have issued an arrest warrant for 31-year-old brown. the child died from intoxication with a drug used to treat allergies but it can also cause children to stop breathing. the germantown woman accused of killing two small children and injuring two others will have to wait one more day before she gets to see a judge, the children's mother. 28-year-old avery and another woman, 21-year-old sanford, are facing murder charges for -- accused actions with these children. meantime, a memorial in front of the family's townhouse has grown to include stuffed animals, balloons and plowers. the two surviving children are still in the hospital. the police say the woman of both of them were rag to perfect form an exorcism on the children on friday morning. right now, a video message is raising new concerns about

the security in sochi. 17 days before the olympic games begin. plus, a strong earthquake in new zealand. what we know right now about the damage. stay with us. we will be right back.

new this morning, nato service member is dead after a base attacked. suicide bombers and gunmen stormed the base in kandahar. we are told the base suffered moderate damage. the nationality of the victim has not yet been released. we may be seeing proof iran is abiding with poyts iran nuclear deal. it claims ininternational inspectors were at a site in the town when it happened. the inspectors left to check on another facility in central iran. this new information has prompted the white house to say

the u.s. will begin easing economic sanctions on iran. but white house spokesman jay carney says -- or adds in a statement that washington will continue to aggressively enforce sanctions that will remain in effect. the american missionary who has been imprisoned in north korea for more than a year is asking for the u.s. government to security his release. he made the statement in front of reporters in pyongyang this morning. bae was arrested in 2012 while he was on a tour. he was a tour guide there. he's accused of using his tours and business to form anti anti-government groups there. he was sentenced to 15 years hard labor. this morning he said he apologized and said he did commit acts against the north korean government. last month vice president joe biden said bae is being held without cause. there is now reason for concern for our athletes' safety just weeks before the olympics begin.

an islamic extremist group is warning of attacks in sochi. tracie potts has more from capitol hill now. >> reporter: a new video from islamic extremists shows how would suicide bombers planned this deadly explosion a few weeks ago. in it, they claim the olympics are next. >> i would not go. and i don't think i would send my family. >> reporter: thousands of americans are headed to the games. lawmakers fear the unprecedented level of security in sochi. is it enough? >> i'm very concerned that something does happen, what is the evacuation plan and emergency response plan that would take place? >> reporter: the games apparently are not the target. russia is. the result of a war with muslims a thousand miles from sochi. also, there are new questions this morning about whether russia may help an faa leaker, edward snowden. >> i don't think that it is -- it was a gee-wiz luck event heepded up in moscow.

under the handling of the fsd. >> he may well have. we don't know at this stage. >> edward snowden acted a loin. >> reporter: government investigators tell nbc there is no indication that russia or anyone else helped snowden take secrets from the u.s. a russia's president putin says because snowden has full asylum in his country he's welcomed to raffle wherever he would like, lug the olympics. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. you will probably dash you probably are quite familiar with one athlete who will be one of the stars of this year's olympics. alex ovechkin will be playing for the russian team, show. this will be his third olympics but these games will be special for him. hay will be competing in his native country. listen to what he told carson daly this morning on the "today" show. >> i think everybody wants to win a gold medal. especially when they are playing at home.

i'm sure that every hockey player, every pan in russia wants to win. >> ovechkin's mother is a famous olympian herself. she won two gold medals playing basketball for the soviet union. some queens are going the heat up the olympics. lolo jones made the bobsled team ask learned overnight she will be one of the lee athletes to help push the sled. jones is best known as one of the world's top hurdlers. but she's yet to win a medal in her -- after falling short in both beijing and london. fellow track star williams was selected for the team. they are just the ninth and ten athletes from the u.s. to compete in both winter and summer games. it is going to feel a lot more like winter around here tomorrow. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein hear to tell us about the snow on way. >> enough to go sledding and get out your bobsled. maybe tomorrow. we only had about 3 1/2 inches of snow in washington.

this whole winter. we have not had one day with more than 3 inches of snow since way back in 2011. it has been lee years and i think that will is a very good chance we will get three inches or more right in washington tomorrow. there are your weather head lanes. a mild martin luther king jr. day today. then that snow arriving on tuesday to be followed by a frigid blast blowing in on tuesday night. big area under a winter storm watch. all these counties in blue, this is all of virginia. eastern and west virginia. all of maryland, the district, eastern shore for accumulating snow during the day tomorrow. now as we take a look at the temperatures right now, it is not feeling like snow. we have a few high clouds drifting in. wide view there from our sky watcher camera. temperatures now in the mid to upper 40s around the metro area. right around the bay, it is in the mid 40s. farther west, up north, temperatures are near 50 degrees, shenandoah valley into the mountains. culpeper is up to 54 degrees. and certainly doesn't feel like

we are going to get any snow. a big change is going to begin to move in. the clouds are drifting off to the south and east. few high clouds coming in and will be with us off and on here into the afternoon. here is your hour-by-hour forecast. we will be climbing into the low 50s by 2:00, 3:00. and then the temperatures really drop. as of 10:00 p.m., i think by then we will be down below 40. by midnight, down to the mid 30s and then colder air begins to arrive tomorrow. alongith the snow. here is the timing. 8:00 on tuesday morning. this area in the white, lavender, that's the snow. maybe into the shenandoah valley, 9:30, 10:00, into frederick county and panhandle of west sxrurnlg loudoun county, maybe around 11:00 in the morning. getting closer to washington by noontime, but still west and north of the metro area, there may be some light snow developing over the eastern shore around 1:30, 2:00 in the afternoon. that's when the snow will begin to move in and will quickly accumulate during the afternoon. this area in the darker lavender

is where it can pile up quicker. that's around 4:30, 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. by around 7:30, 8:00 in the evening, still snowing here. and it is going to be a fluffy, dry snow, sticking to opportunity treated surfaces, including any untreated roadways. by 1:30 in the morning on wednesday, snow pulling east of the bay and beginning to move out. checking off the chances for snow and how much we will get, chuck bell joins us now live on the weather deck. >> good morning. yes. bright sunshine and noticeable south breeze out here today. allowing for quite the warmup ahead of all of this. the chances of getting snow tomorrow are very, very high. we have broken them down for you. chance of d.c. getting at least one inch of snow. 95% chance. four inches or more of snow, about a 50/50 shot. the odds of getting 6 inches or more in washington, only about 10%. here is why i think that. had is our first computer model and notice that hagerstown is only forecasting 2 inches of

snow there. but 5 inches in southern maryland. the next model we look at, quite a bit, gives a very different scenario. only 2 inches in southern maryland and almost 7 inches in hagerstown. that's what we are looking at. and here is what we are forecasting in your hometown. generally 2 to 4 inches of snow into southern maryland. right through the heart of the metro, anywhere between 3 to about 6 inches of snow. morning maryland, 4 to perhaps as much as 8 inches of snow. we will be tracking it very, very carefully, tom. >> thanks so much, chuck. that will be followed by that frigid blast you mentioned. we will be down into the teens by the afternoon. temperatures while it is snowing, it will be low and mid 20s. so a dry snow. then down to near 10 by dawn wednesday and windy and cold wednesday morning. and sub-zero windchills wednesday morning. highs in near 20 in the afternoon. blustery winds will settle down on wednesday afternoon. but staying below freezing, teens in the morning on thursday and friday. highs only in the went. still below freezing on saturday

morning. and finally getting above freezing on saturday afternoon and into sunday. maybe a few flurries around on sunday. but a big change coming in from the 50s this afternoon to snow and the 20s tomorrow. >> i'm shivering already. thank you, tom. new allegations against new jersey governor chris christie this morning. coming up, what the mayor of hoboken says she had to do to ensure that her town got hurricane funding. the age-related volume loss in your face and when fillers should be used and when your own fat works better.

we are polling a developing story in new zealand now. a strong earthquake rattled the capital this morning.

a 6.3 malany tud quake struck near wellington this morning. take a look at this video. you can see just how intense the shaking really was when the quake hit. right now there are no reports of major damage or any injuries but the quake was strong muff to damage some homes and trigger rock slides and road closures. new jersey lieutenant governor denies allegations she threatened to withhold sandy relief funds for political reasons. kim gaudagno calls the claims false. she was told she would only get sandy relief funds if she support 5d billion dollar development project. the new jersey assemblyman who was leading the investigation to last year's g. bridge lane closures says his committee will also look into the latest accusations. starting today, you can try to get answers to your questions about president george w. bush's administration. his presidential library and museum will start accepting

requests from his presidency. you will have to e-mail or mail your requests. you must include your request is under the freedom of information act. don't expect a quick response, though. the library says it could take a while because of how many requests it is expecting the receive. washington is named one of the healthiest cities in the country. misses the top spot. what the number one city is doing better than any of the others. plus, after postal worker is killed in our area, an effort is under way to make the job delivering mail a little bit safer for other workers. today is a good day to get outside because of tomorrow's conditions. we are expecting storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will be back with an update of our weather. stay with us. stay with us.

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right now fire investigators in spotsylvania are looking into what sparked a deadly fire over the weekend. this is 14-year-old montague. his body was found in the living room of this fire-ravaged house yesterday morning. five of his family members were also at the home when it went up in flames but they were able to escape. news4 spoke with xavier's uncle about what happened. >> we were out here trying as hard as they could. there were a bunch of firefighters when me and my wife pulled up to the house, the house was in flames and they were doing the best they could. >> the house had been in the

family since the 1950s. several other members of the family live on the same street. this morning, police are questioning the 55-year-old suspect connected to a deadly stabbing in northwest washington. yesterday morning, police were called to this house on q street georgetown. when they knock order the door a man with blood on his hands answered. officers searched the house and found 88-year-old leroy elliott and his wife bleeding from stab wounds. both were taken to the hospital p leroy did not survive. vonn is recovering. police believe the attack was the result of a domestic situation. this afternoon, the family of a 28-year-old postal worker killed delivering the mail in montgomery county will march to end might time postal delivery. jerome barnette was gunned down in the fairmont heights area. his murder remains unsolved. barnette's family traveled from north carolina to join postal

workers at a rally at the mlk memorial today at 5:30 and then will march to the postal quarters. tom is outside now enjoying the sunshine and no snow right now. om, tell us when it is come. >> feels great here now. sunshine and a bit of a blustery wind coming in from the southwest. and bringing in mild air, beautiful weather here for dr. martin luther king jr. day. for a january day we will take this hour by hour through the day. we will have our temperatures climbing a little bit more into the low 50s. right now it is in the upper 40s. and then it will take us deep -- a steep drop mitt. after mid might, down below freezing. and then tomorrow, here is the timing. i think we will see the snow beginning to move in from the west. shenandoah valley by around 8:00 in the morning. by moon time getting into our western and northern suburbs right into washington, maybe around 1:00, 2:00 in the afternoon, then moving into southern maryland quickly after that. and then by 8:00, 9:00 in the

evening, the snow begins to taper off and then quickly end by mid might on tuesday night. how much will we get? maybe would to four inches in southern maryland. closer to washington, three to six inches. parth just northwest of the metro area, four to anchtes. a past-moving system with a fluffy dry snow sticking to the untreated surfaces. gusty winds after the snow ends. and frigid day on wednesday. and still cold and sub-freezing, thursday, provide into saturday morning. finally above freezing over the weekend during the afternoon. saturday into sunday. barbara? >> thank you, tom. there's more relief at the pump. gas prices are fall. aaa says the combination of low consumer demand and a drop in the crude oil prices are factors in the lower prices now. aaa expecting the downward trend to continue as capacity increases. in d.c. the price of regular is about $3.57 a gallon. down would residents from last week. in maryland it is $3.38 and down four cents. and in virginia, the average

price, $3.19. down two cents and west virginia, you will pay an average of $3.37 a gallon. that's down one cent from last week. you can weigh in on a proposal to raise tolls on the dulles green way. the commission is accepting comments the plan to raise tolls 20 cents during peak hours and 15 cents the rest of the time. you can write on letter or submit your comments online. we posted everything you immediate to know on nbcwashington.com, search dulles green way to make your comments. one of the companies bidding to build and operate the purple line is facing criticism this morning towards ties to the holocaust. the majority owner is the national society of french railways. "the washington post" reports that that company was paid to transport 76 jews and other

prisoners to death camps during world war ii. the company issued an apology to holocaust victims in 2011. but some survivors say keola should not be awarded the contract until it pays reparations. it already operates the virginia railway express. this weekend, friends and family celebrated an alexandria police officer nearly a year after he was shot and critically wounded during a traffic stop. take a look at officer peter lavoi's surprise birthday party. he turned 46 years old on saturday but his cake wished him happy 45th. his friends say that after everything that happened he want ed to erase this past we are. >> i know a lot of people are -- believe in miracles. fwlooif is a miracle. it makes you believe in things you don't think are possible. >> while officer lavoi made great progress in his recovery,

it is stillon going. if you are luck write muff to have today off, treat yourself to a visit to a nearby national park. at 401 national parks they will be having free admission today in honor of martin luther king jr. day. a third of the national parks charge admission. today is the first of mine days this we are when entrance fees at the parks will be waived. head to the national cathedral for their annual tribute to martin luther king jr. the show will feature local musicians and dancers and much more. it starts at 2:00 this afternoon and price of admission is a new children's book or nonperishable food and there will be a coat and winter clothing drive taking place there today. it begins at 2:00. metro trains will be running on a saturday schedule today which means trains are running about every 12 minutes. mitt the system will close at

mid might. no track work is scheduled on many lines. there shouldn't be any delays. you can also park for free at my of the metro parking lots and garages today. like trains, metro buss are running on a saturday schedule as well today. and this morning, we are taking a look at the fittest city in america. the american college of sports medicine released its latest fit must index. washington, d.c., came in number two. minneapolis-st. paul, minimum, came in number one. nbc's craig melvin shows us why. >> reporter: in the twin cities sub-zero does not slow them down. do you know how cold it is? >> negative 14 windchill. >> reporter: bundled up. these runners get in at least four miles every day. >> can't let the weather stop you. you have to continue doing it. otherwise it is going to be a real long winter. >> reporter: this is part of the way -- >> survival. >> reporter: another hot winter activity here. >> last year the coldest day of the year was negative 30.

actually i was working at the courier that day. and ran about 45 miles that way. >> reporter: minneapolis-st. paul is the second only to portland, oregon to the number of bicyclists per capita. will is a winding dip of a trail to ride, walk or run. the jewel in the city's crown, strolling parks and recreation systems. >> we have 182 parks in in the city. will is a park within six blocks of every person in minneapolis. >> reporter: that's more public parks per square mile than any major city in america. and there's always something happening out there. from a 5-k in negative 9-degree weather, zumba for folks trying to stay in shape, to a citywide program for those learning cash. >> get exercise. we have a nice apartment. i mean, who could beat a gym

snr. >> reporter: for two, plea bucks, toddlers get to run around a gym. if a parent can't afford it, minneapolis picks up the tab. >> part of the reason we do this is this is what gets them going early so they keep doing healthy activities the rest of their liv lives. >> reporter: there is also an effort to teach how to eat and cook nutritiously early in life. >> this is very attract turf women. a man who can cook. >> trust me, i know. >> reporter: a 44-year-old degree called urban works with high schoolers who look like st. paul with zip codes determine healthy options. >> that's larger chain grocery stores that have better selection and prices are far and few between. transportation for a lot of them can be a real challenge. they learn how to grow mood. we have gardens on the east side that help plant plants. >> reporter: the twin cities gets high marks for high marks to fresh mood and another reason minneapolis-st. paul has topped

the american pit must index lee years in a row. >> there are wise as many farmers markets in that area than in the top 10% of our cities. >> reporter: people can find ways to stay healthy almost anywhere. even p the large even in the largest mall in america. they stroll supervisor days a week. how much do you think that the mall walking has helped you? at 59. >> i would hate to be without it. >> reporter: from the young at heart to the younger bodies, proving you don't immediate the key weather to be the fittest city in the america. craig melvin, news4. >> people are using their own fat to help they look younger. we will explain who can been pit most from that. plus, the flu. epidemic level. precautions being taken across the country so things don't get worse. [ male announcer ] when your small business has verizon fios,

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we are getting our first look at the suspect in an overnight shooting outside of a bar in manassas. this is 24-year-old jeremiah eugene cullen of manassas. the police say last night he was thrown out of the 90 degree bar. he was tossed out by security. then the cops say he got in his car. came back around in front of the bar and started firing shots. he struck four people, shot two men, and two women, three of the victims are now out of the hospital. will is still one that remains in the hospital. she is expected to be okay. jeremiah eugene has been arrested now and charged with this crime and is facing several charges including malicious wounding and shooting from from a vehicle. he is in jail being held without bond. at the live desk, richard jordan. >> thank you, richard. the cdc is pushing you to get a flu shot this morning if you haven't already gotten one.

that's because the virus reached epidemic levels. 40 states now report widespread cases. it has gotten so bad in indiana starting today some hospitals will restrict visitors to only immediate family members. visitors with flu-like symptoms will not be allowed in. >> the flu this year has been the first it has ever been. the worst i have seen it in 15 years. >> doctors say that this year's strain, h1n1 is killing more younger patients than in previous years. a pre-schooler in virginia last week died from the flu. a new study showing parenting styles can put a child at risk of addiction. overbearing, unaffectionate and demanding parents may drive their children to become internet addicts later in life. researchers say parenting can lead to young adults who are socially withdrawn and that raises the risk of addiction. teenagers who find it difficult to connect to others in person are more likely to spend

excessive time online. the lack of human contact has been replaced with a computer. as we get older, we start to lose facial volume which can cause eyes to look sunken and cheeks to hollow out and skin to lose its firmness and i will as itsty. but there are ways to pump up the volume. dr. walker joins us this morning to explain. welcome. >> thank you, barbara. bring you a patient that pumping up the volume can make a difference. thank you for coming. you say that the first signs of aging you see in the mirror. >> if you take a look in the mirror and look at yourself you find you look more tired and you don't feel quite yourself. one of the first things that people will notice is that their face seems to square off. it is not an oval shape. they start to square off and get -- beginning of what we call sort of a jowling. >> i noticed that when i look in the mirror. i was looking at a picture of my sprefl a few years guy, and my

face was much rounder. all of this starts -- >> fall, square. you get more -- you are pretty oval. have you a little more squaring for some people. they will have more squaring of the face. and also, the distance between the lower eyelid and the rest of your cheek becomes long and hollowed out. you almost get this trough appearance. that is one of the other signs of the aging or, you know, the first simpler things are your mouth starts to turn down. small may . >> this is not just in people that are over 50 -- no. it starts -- it starts -- in the late 20s. depends on the patient. depends on the genetics, depends on the facial shape. basically you will see it first in thinner patients. the people have a little more fat on their body, more fat on their face, actually will age in the face a lot better. >> you say that your own fat can be used. jasper when did you first notice and why did you decide to seek

attention? you are not a middle-aged person. at least you look pretty young. maybe that's the result of the work you had done. >> i went through a painful -- at tend of it i felt exhausted and looked exhausted. i lost volume in the cheeks. and cheeks were hollowed. i wanted to be refreshed. i didn't want to have massive, invasive surgery. >> we are looking at your before and after. actually you -- you look thinner. if the bottom is the after. you actually look thinner. >> i lost a lot of the volume right here as well by pulling it up good so that's what made you look -- i see what you mean. where did you -- where did you treat him? you put it in the cheeks? >> we actually treated -- with men we treat a lot less. and we also -- with younger patients we use a lot less volume. we don't want it to make -- we don't want it to appear too overdone. so -- with mr. burn here, we

actually did a small, you know, in-office mini face-lift. then we did some little bit of tightening which you can see on the lateral view. if they put it back on the screen, lateral view, which shows we tightened this area here. we did a combination of both skin tightening and fat augmentation. then the fat was put in lieu this angle and a little bit through this angle. we didn't want to make too strong of a cheek bone because it is a male pace. we don't want to make it look like a buffoon. we want to make it look very natural. if you take a look at the photos again, you can see underneath the neck and sides gives you a better demonstration. >> how do you decide between using the fillers we just -- hear so much about now and using a patient's own fat? >> i think it depends on the type of volume loss. from superficial volume loss i use one of the thinner fillers, juviderm. they treat the fine lines and wrinkles. this patient, for example, has

had a -- this is for a deeper volume loss, you want to not only treat the volume but do a tiny bit of lifting. her not quite ready for a face-lift but need a little bit of lifting. so -- the heavier fillers, such as voluina, that's first line. after that it is your own fat. the advantage of your own fat it lasts five years. it is not only -- filler itself or the fat i itself, it is the way i place it. i place it deep and i place it on the surface of the bone. i place it undermeets the muscles so it lasts much longer and it looks natural. it is not bumpy. it is not lumpy. >> that can happen with the -- >> the other kind of fillers, if you use them in small quantities, no. if you use a bigger volume treatment with them, yes, it can help. >> so you recommend going and talking to a plastic surgeon. >> certified plastic surgeon. >> figuring it out. >> thank you for joining us to share your story and you look

great p i don't know how old you are but you look wonderful. >> thank you. i want to tell everybody we are having an event on february 4. you can come learn about it in our office if you would like to. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> bye-bye. today starts would weeks of buildup to one of the most anticipated games of the year. >> we are going to the super bowl! >> super bowl! >> the denver bron companies and seattle seahawks will pace off in super bowl xlviii after exciting sunday. both teams beat big rivals. broncos took down tom brady and the patriots while the seahawks beat the 49ers. they will square off at super bowl xlviii on february 2 at metlife stadium in new jersey. if you can't ato make it to the game now is a good time to score the next best thing. a new tv. fatwallet.com says one in ten americans buy a new plat screen. the site says we primarily look for a good price but features

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if have you unlimited bucks you can do just about anything. the time right now is 11:51. coming up, a very smart and hungry dog. plus storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will be back with another check on just how much colder and how much snow is headed in our direction tomorrow. we

the city of san francisco is being rescued from paying the cost of staging. a pair of fill an low pieces are picking up the pba. $14,000 turned it into gotham city last november. it was 5-year-old miles scott. me had just beat his fight against leukemia when he was first diagnosed with cancer. he told the make-a-wish foundation he wanted to be batman. we will be keeping an eye on several developing stories throughout the day here on pat lawson muse. islamist militant group says it may be planning attacks during next month's winter olympics in

sochi. logon to nbcwashington.com to see video warning of the group that posted it online and we will keep you updated on the security precautions. lawout the day, people across the country will be volunteering and including the president and first lady and honor of martin luther king jr. day. today is a national day of service and organizations put together and food clothing drives, park beautification projects and food deliveries to help others and continue the legacy left behind by dr. king. mayor gray led this project to coolidge high school in northwest d.c. volunteers are painting murals and maintaining playgrounds and building benches. and we are talking about the weather changes heading in our direction. some major ones and tom is here to fill us in. >> keep up with the storm team 4 weather app, too. we have temperatures that are getting balmy compared to what will be moving in tomorrow.

51 degrees here in washington now. and peaking in the low 50s much of the region during the afternoon. around 9:30, light snow moving into the shenandoah valley and getting closer to washington around noontime. snow begins to pile up during the afternoon and ending mid to late evening on tuesday. how much will we get? i think will is a good chance we will get three to six inches around the metro area. would to four inches farther south and east. four to eight inches farther north and west. the dark blue zone and will be a dry, pine bluffy snow. turning much colder and will stick to untreated surfaces. updates this afternoon. stay with nbc 4. >> we are waiting for it. mid morning, we are getting a look at a clever dog determined to get lunch. its owner set up a camera to see what her dog does. she pushed the chair into position so she could climb on

the countertop and paw at the chicken nuggets cooking in the toaster oven. clever dog, she is. that's "news4 midday." we thank you for being with us today and invite you to tune in for news at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and tonight at 11:00. we will be back tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. with the muse. tune in early tomorrow. they will be covering it from the start. have a great day and we will see you in the morning. .

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