but coming up in late night, we'll have some curling for you and also look ahead to figure skating's second week of the games with paralympian skier johnny weir, two stars in their own right here. we hope to see you then. goodnight for now.

news4 at 11:00, starts now. now at 11:00, two men arrested in the shooting of an

8-year-old girl. court documents reveal what they were doing at her apartment building before the shots were fired. a gruesome discovery at dulles airport. a body found in the wheelwell of a commercial jet landing gear. and what may be the biggest amount of these olympics for team usa. new reaction to that huge hockey win over russia. good evening, i'm chris lawrence. we are halfway through a pretty cold night. and get this, could see more snow before the weekend is out. storm team 4 meteorologist emilia segal starts us off with the latest. >> chris, tomorrow morning it will be dry, even for most of the day, it will be dry. but as we get into the late afternoon and evening hours tomorrow, some snow will be moving through the area. it will be scattered and more importantly, it will be light. you can see this with future weather, as we work our way through the afternoon and evening hours. just some light snow, maybe even flurries, with little or no accumulation. an inch or less possible

tomorrow. we're dry for presidents' day, but overnight monday, into tuesday morning, look at this. another round of snow makes its way through the area. it is out of here by tuesday afternoon. and just over ten minutes, i'll have my forecast on how much snow i think we'll see from this second system again that arrives very early tuesday morning, chris. >> thanks. new developments now in the shooting of a little girl at a southeast d.c. apartment. 8-year-old michaela darden is still list the in stable condition tonight. darcy spencer has details on her injuries and the two men arrested in that case. >> reporter: the mother of 8-year-old mikayla darden says she is still in the icu. the little girl was shot in the chest. the bullet hit her lung. she is on a ventilator, but is responding to her mom's voice. her mom says she is relieved two men have been charged in the shooting, but it doesn't change what happened to her daughter. we're learning more about the shooting through these charging documents. police have charged 19-year-old

kari brown and 21-year-old nathanial pat tennesseten, know psycho. the documents say after the gunfire erupted children in the courtyard pointed out the two suspects to a witness and said "there they go." as the suspects were running away. police arrested the men around the corner and when they were being questioned, here's what they said. they went ton apartment building there on valley avenue to buy an ounce of pot for a hundred bucks. they say the victim, mikayla, opened the door for them. once inside the building, they say a man pulled a gun. during the struggle, the gun dropped. patten picked it up and fired a shot and brown fired more shots outside as the man ran away. one witness told police he heard what sounded like a robbery happening in the hallway when the suspects were in the building. the documents say neither suspect had any money to buy the drugs, casting doubt on their story.

police say they did have masks when they were arrested, and a .22 caliber handgun found nearby. mikayla's relatives tell me they're focusing all of their attention on her, and they're hopeful that she is going to make a full recovery. in northwest washington, darcy spencer, news4. also new at 11:00, sentencing is set for next month for the florida man who killed an unarmed team in an argument over loud music. michael dunn was found guilty on four charges, but the jury deadlocked on the most serious, first degree murder. in 2012, dubb fired ten shots in an suv and killed 17-year-old jordan davis. race has been an undercurrent in the trial. dunn is white, davis is black. the music they argued over is hip-hop. dunn could face decades in prison. tonight investigators are trying to figure out how a body ended up in the wheel well of a plane at dulles international airport. ground crew members spotted it

this afternoon, in a south african airways jet that landed wednesday. the plane is an airbus a-340. the airline says it's deeply concerned and cooperating with the investigation. investigators aren't sure yet if the man was a stowaway, but they do not suspect any foul play. ♪ tonight, a beloved music teacher has been laid to rest. friends and family packed blessed sacrament catholic church for the funeral of a former teacher at the alexandria church. she was shot and killed nearly two weeks ago. we checked with police tonight. they have received hundreds of tips, but tell us they have nothing new to report in the search for her killer. police in width woodbridge say a fight broke out at the mall tonight causing such a huge commotion some thought shots had

been fired. there was a very large altercation in the food court. no one was seriously injured or arrested. huge celebrations across the country today after a dramatic finish to the u.s.-russia hockey game. we have new reaction from sochi coming up. plus, team usa's slump in speed skating continues, even after some athletes decided to change suits. and the hits keep on coming for parts of new england, measuring snow tonight in feet, not

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okay. maybe it wasn't the suits. the u.s. men's speed skating team changed uniforms today, but not the results. some skaters raised questions about the mach 39 suits designed by under armour and lockheed martin. they suggested a vent on the back slowed them down. shani davis switched to his old suit, also made by under armour and still failed to medal. under armour says it's committed to giving team usa the best possible gear. a russian skier had emergency surgery and tonight the ski federation says it was successful. ski cross racer was seriously injured on a practice run and crashed and fractured her spine and had a six-hour operation. tonight russian president vladimir putin visited her at the hospital. she is in critical but stable

condition. still to come tonight, jim handly joins us live from sochi. he's got reaction on the u.s.-russia instant classic from alex ovechkin and john carlson. and up next, amelia is back with two more chances for snow in the seven-day forecast. ♪

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another fierce winter storm pummelling new england and parts of the northeast, the second mainly storm to hit the area in the last two days. at its peak, this storm expected to pack hurricane-force winds and dump 3 inches of snow per hour. some areas could get as much as 2 feet of new snow. massachusetts governor deval patrick is urging drivers to stay off the roads for at least 12 hours. and i've got to tell you, when i was coming back from dinner, i was complaining about how cold it is. after that, no more complaints from me. >> i have to say, tonight, if you have been outside, it is absolutely frigid here. i stepped outside, too. i looked at our storm team 4

app, 33 degrees. so there is no way it's 33 degrees outside. but when you factor in the winds, we are dealing with a big wind chill tonight. so the temperature right now, still in the low 30s. 32. but notice the winds. they're still strong, breezy to windy outside. so it feels more like 20 degrees outside. other temperatures across the area for the most part still in the 20 everywhere tonight. temperatures in the suburbs, you'll drop into the teens. washington drops to a low temperature of 22. clear skies right now, but clouds will be increasing overnight tonight. beautiful moon out tonight, as well. so there's the chance of some snow late tomorrow. it will be scattered and it is going to be light. little or no accumulation. here's your sunday morning. it's a dry start with some sunshine. notice as we work our way towards noon, we're still dry. but then as we get into the late afternoon, early evening hours, around 4:00, some snow starts to arrive around areas like marti winchester and front royal. 6:00 p.m., the chance for light

snow in washington, and rockville. up through areas like frederick and leavesburg, and snow in the d.c. metro area. also out towards annapolis and the eastern shore, at that point, as well. a dusting to only an inch is possible tomorrow. now, late monday night after midnight into tuesday morning, the mid to late morning hours, more snow will make its way through the area. and this is how much you can expect. most of the d.c. metro area southern maryland, northern virginia, a dusting to 2 inches. the areas you see here in the darker blue, frederick county, northern loudoun county, the northern-most part of montgomery county, 1 to 3 inches, and the timing unfortunate, right during the morning rush. the good news, we're finally looking at some milder air after we get through those two snow chances. so tomorrow again, sunshine will give way to clouds. it's cloudy by the afternoon hours. we're not dealing with the winds tomorrow, but still cold.

a high of only 36 degrees. typically our high, about 48. for presidents' day, the bonus day you have off, it's going to be dry. there will be some melting during the day with a high of 37. once again, morning sunshine will give way to afternoon clouds. tuesday dealing with snow for the morning. likely dry by the afternoon. look at the temperatures by the afternoon. they really warm up. a high of 47. and then mild air. wednesday, a high temperature of 58 degrees. thursday and friday, highs around 60. that's a good 10 degrees above average. friday and saturday, there's the chance of some rain. >> that's how it sounded at arlington's wilson tavern in arlington. but you could have heard those same chants at any bar in the country. thousands of fans got up early to watch team usa take on russia. what they got, an overtime

thriller. news4's jim handly is live in sochi tonight. i know what it was like here, jim. you were at the game. i can't even imagine what that atmosphere was like. >> reporter: yeah, chris. we're talking about edge of your seat electric today. this it was the toughest ticket in all of russia this week. so much national pride on the line. sure, there were far more rue stands, chants louder and waves, rush yeah. but on the ice, where it ended, team usa pulling it off in dramatic fashion in the end. this was not a medal game, but, boy, did it feel like it. check it out. even russian president vladimir putin in the stands, standing-room-only today, adding to the pressure for team russia. people coming from all over the country. hundreds couldn't get a ticket. they watched outside on huge jumbo screens outside the bolshoi ice dome in the park on

a four-second delay those cheers came in. the game went eight rounds into a shootout when tj oshie, who plays for the st. louis blues finally drove in the winning goal for team usa. after the game, john carlson gave the first reaction off the ice. >> it was a great game. not for us, but it was a good effort by both teams. so we're looking forward to playing tomorrow. >> reporter: how tough was it to play the u.s. and lose today? how much pride was on the line here? >> yeah, it was a great game. both teams played well. but we're going to play tomorrow, so -- we'll bounce back. >> reporter: what was it like to play your first olympics against russia here in russia? >> it was great. obviously a great result, tough game. >> reporter: could you feel the pressure they were feeling in there, in that arena? >> i don't know. i thought they played well too. i don't know if they were feeling too much pressure. obviously, you know, the home team, they've got everyone behind them here. and we did a good job taking that away as much as we could.

>> reporter: john carlson there, celebrating tonight. team usa are back at it tomorrow against slovenia, 7:15 a.m., you can watch on the sports network. meanwhile on the flip side for russia and other events, up to the top. take a look at the latest medal count at this hour. good news for russia. they are with a total medal count of 15 now. the u.s. tied with the netherlands for second spot with 14. and check out germany, 12 total medals. but seven are gold, most gold medals in the luge event. meanwhile, chris, you showed us off the top, just before how d.c. is celebrating back there in the u.s. of a. here in russia, they are drowning their sorrows here with their national beverage. they are going to be waking up this sunday morning with a huge hockey hangover. it is 8:45 coming to you live from sochi. back to you, chris. >> all right. thanks so much, jim. and coming up in a few minutes in sports, the terps not

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watch it again, though. the net was off before the shot. therefore, no goal. not only had the overtime but needed a shootout. eighth round, kovalchuk gave u.s. a chance to end it. tj oshie does just that. how about that? the united states takes this one russia, 3-2. next up, slovakia, 7:30, sunday morning, nbc sports network. let's move on to college basketball now. maryland and duke always give their fans their money's worth whenever these two programs get together. tonight, no different. the last regular season meeting as conference opponents between the two. duke fans going all taylor swift on maryland tonight. first half action. terps down eight. on the run, jake layman misses the three-pointer, but nick fouft, a high percentage shot,

dunks it back home. maryland down six at halftime. second half, terps down three. dez well starting to take over the game, not stopping. and one. that tied it at 52. wells had 17 points. later in the half, duke is down one. star freshman jabari parker, dunking over everybody. the true freshman led the way with 23 points. duke back on top by one. 6.4 seconds to go, terps need a bucket for the win. charles mitchell! can't get it to fall. bounces off the rim. oh, man. that is a tough way to lose, mark turgeon can't believe it. coach kay obviously thrilled. duke holds on to win the final acc regular season meeting with maryland 69-67. to the smith center. jw hosting u-mass on shorts night. trailed by 11 at one point. second half, down three.

garino getting to the room. the layup is good. 2 of 20 points. fans going crazy at the smith center. later in the half, gw up one. chaz williams throwing it up for the flush. the minutemen take the lead. late in the game, tied at 59. trae davis fouled there. yeah, mistakes. they lose 67-61. their first home loss of the season. few more scores for you. vcu fell short to st. louis 64-62. and american lost to lafayette today 74-62. over in the pros, they're saying that john wall brought back the slam dunk contest. he wasn't considered a favorite going in, but wall stole the show tonight. here's how it all went down in new orleans. this was the dunk that won wall the slam dunk title. >> oh! >> he jumped over g-man!

g-man has got to be what, 4'5", 4'6"? >> not the tallest -- >> yeah, not the tallest. you deserved a dunk after that, my friend. in the three-point shootout contest, bradley beal advanced the finals against marco belinelli. in the finals, bill struggled to start, needed to hit every ball in this last rack to tie, and that is exactly what he did. he forced the tiebreaker. but in that tiebreaker, it was belinelli showing bill how to do it. bradley beal, unfortunately, falls short in three-ball contest. but john wall, congratulations. he won the slam dunk contest. never thought i would say john wall would be your slam dunk champion. >> the trophy was bigger than him. >> it was. all it took was that one dunk. it was great. >> oh, man. i need a shot of that vodka, some of the russians have. that was awful. >> yeah, that was bad. >> a great game, though. but, you know, unfortunately -

>> what a way to end it. that's our news for tonight. more nbc olympics coverage is up next. have a great night.