"news4 at 11" begins with breaking news. >> we're following two breaking news stories in the district. first, a metrobus driver injured on the job, rushed to the

hospital after somebody through rocks through the windshield. >> rocks and debris flying everywhere. it happened off langston southeast. jackie bensen has details. jackie? >> reporter: doreen, this is the type of thing that is just stupid and senseless, and could have gotten someone seriously injured. we know it happened just after 8:00 tonight on langston place in southeast washington, and we're still gathering details. here is we know. the w-2 bus was at a stop when the rock was thrown. we're told the driver was injured by flying glass. he was also very shaken up and was taken bymbulance to a local hospital for treatment. now metro tells us there were passengers aboard the bus. we don't know how many witnessed the incident. metro transit police are investigating. unfortunately, this is not the first situation like this that they have investigated. we're told that the bus does have a dashboard camera, and we're hopeful that the dash cam

video will lead them to suspects, will lead them to an arrest in this case. jackie bensen, news4. and more breaking news in the district. a teenager shot and killed on the street. the gunshots range out on halley terrace in southeast. shomari stone sat police headquarters now with the latest. shomari? >> reporter: well, jim, tonight d.c. police are searching for killer of this teen. i talked to a lot of folks in southeast, and they tell me that they are sick and tired of the gun violence. tonight's victim marks the 20th homicide this year in the district. keep in mind, there were a total of 12 by this time last year. tonight we're learning more about this latest murder. a law enforcement source tells me the 18-year-old was standing on the 4300 block of halley terrace southeast. suddenly, someone shot him in the neck, and he died shortly before 6:00 this evening. police are questioning people in the neighborhood to try and get a lead on this case. meanwhile, people who live in the area want the violence to stop.

>> i feel like it is a broken home. another mom has to bury their child, and another family is just in pieces tonight. >> reporter: now, i have the name of this latest victim. police tell me that they are in the process of notifying his relatives. and i won't release it out of respect for the family. live here in northwest d.c., i'm shomari stone, news4. now to our weather. get a blanket, a jacket, a scarf, anything else you have around. the coldest air in a month is moving in, and that's not the only thing winter still has to offer. doug is in storm center 4 with an update. hi, doug. >> hi, doreen. we've been looking at how cold things have been all afternoon. and the winds have yet to calm. temperatures sitting in the 20s and even the teens right now. when you add in the wind, it is just frigid. 33 miles per hour wind gusts at 11:00 at night. 23 miles an hour in manassas. 18 in frederick, and take a look at the windchills. we talk about possibly being near zero.

we're already close. 7 in d.c. 3 below in hagerstown. 5 in manassas, and 16 down towards fredericksburg. a very cold night tonight. the coldest night we have seen in quite some time. it's going to be a very cold day during the day tomorrow. then we look at our next storm. the latest data has just come in right now. i have an update for you on what that storm is going to bring. and i think it may bring us a lot. i'll talk about it in my full forecast. >> thank you, doug. new pictures tonight of two women wanted for assault on metro. police believe they hopped on a green line train after targeting a victim at the mt. vernon square station on february 19th. you may remember we spoke first to a dunbar high school teacher who was handcuffed and questioned in connection with that assault. she was detained for several minutes in front of her students while they were on a field trip to the holocaust museum. her students recorded the encounter. officers released her when they realize she had nothing to do with a with the crime.

crews are battling a two-alarm fire in southeast d.c. it happened in the 4400 block of c street. those flames were so intense, the firefighters had to douse the flames from the outside because it was just too dangerous to go in there. the home has suffered extensive damage. the person inside was able to get out safely. the legacy of a man hit and killed by a school bus in silver spring is already resonating with the community. 91-year-old elia was a holocaust survivor who shared his story with a holocaust museum volunteer just last year. he remembered having to hide in a swamp, breathing through a straw for days to escape the germans who killed his family members. police say the bus that hit him yesterday had a green light, but the investigation into the crash continues tonight. there is new reaction to a story we brought you on news4 last night. a local woman questioned by the transportation security administration about her d.c. driver's license. tonight that woman is getting

attention from capitol hill. eleanor holmes norton, d.c.'s delegate to congress called the woman to apologize. the woman's name is ashley brant. last week she was trying to fly out of phoenix when a tsa agent refused to take her license, her d.c. license as identification. he said it wasn't valid for the flight. holmes norton asked the tsa to remind their agents that d.c. residents are american citizens and should be treated as such. heated debate over high-end development. tonight there is talk of building new luxury condos in georgetown right near the steps made famous in the exorcist movie. chris is along, long street with the proposal. >> reporter: the controversy that surrounds this project really revolves around the folks that obviously live here in this area. but make no mistake, this project would radically transform an iconic part of georgetown for thousands of commuters in our area.

as cars stream over the key bridge and whitehurst freeway, this is what welcomes them to georgetown ball. developer is ready to present new plans to build luxury condos on the exxon spot. >> it's going to be a very large building. and focal point. >> reporter: the plans call for a five-story building with up to 28 condos. some neighbors are worried it will partially block their views of the potomac, and that is the design is just too modern. >> we want to have a building that looks like it belongs in this spot. if you come across the freeway, this is a hodgepodge of buildings here there is no one theme to georgetown. so i don't understand how that would matter. >> reporter: tom says anything is an improvement over a gas station and mini-mart. >> not as convenient for commuters, but maybe a little nicer, yeah. >> reporter: this scene from the exorcist made this part of georgetown legendary. >> the steps of building should

match other historic fabric of that area of georgetown. >> reporter: the developer is going to present their plans formally next week. and if this got approved, it could break ground as soon as next spring. live in georgetown, chris lawrence, news4. >> thanks, chris. attorney general eric holder is resting at home tonight after a health scare. holder's staffers tweeted this photograph of him leaving the hospital this afternoon. holder was taken by ambulance to medstar washington hospital this morning after feeling ill during a meeting at the state department. he was complaining of faintness and shortness of breath. the white house says the president was kept informed about holder's condition throughout this day. on the first anniversary of the shooting that nearly killed him, alexandria police officer peter laboy met one of the men who helped save his life. laboy was shot in the head when he pulled over a taxi driver. a u.s. park police helicopter with two secret service agents

aboard heard the call of an officer down. they broke off a presidential detail and performed a tricky landing in a school parking lot to pick up laboy and get him to a hospital. >> told me before that, you know, one of the things he say, there is an officer down there. i'm not going anywhere. and that's what he did. and, you know, that's probably one of the things that probably saved my life. >> i was a little most, because we don't get to see the folks that are back on their feet. so it was great. really makes you feel warm inside. >> that meeting, by the way, took place today. peter laboy told us that he plans to celebrate this milestone tonight with cake with his family. next, some tense moments for travelers. the mechanical problem that forced this emergency landing in dulles. five surgeries, three weeks in the hospital, all from one pedicure. tonight we'll hear a man's warning, and what you might want

to look out for to make sure you're safe at the salon. president obama opens up about his past drug use, his childhood, a

a relaxing visit to the nail salon turned into a nightmare for one d.c. man. that's because he contracted an infection that almost killed him. and tonight he is sharing his story so it won't happen to others. >> i would have slept another night in bed, i might not have lived past that point. >> reporter: three weeks in the hospital, five surgeries, and

doctors say it was all because of a pedicure. >> yeah, they had some type of instrument that they were putting underneath my great toe. and i think then they punctured the tissue underneath there. >> reporter: 63-year-old bruce walters says he remembered feeling some discomfort while he was getting a pedicure in his hometown in indiana. he didn't really think anything about it. but ten days later when he returned to d.c., he started feeling flu-like symptoms and confusion. >> i was not completing sentences and kind of disoriented. >> reporter: doctors at medstar georgetown university hospital found an infection raging through his body, especially in his leg, the most likely cause was bacteria that had entered his big toe during a pedicure. >> he was getting so much swelling in his leg that that was starting to cut off blood flow to his toes, and that all had to be released or he was going to lose his leg.

>> reporter: health officials say infections from nail salons are very rare, but they do happen. maryland, d.c., and virginia each get anywhere from 30 to 45 complaints each year for things like unsanitary conditions and infections. but that's out of hundreds of salons. that number could be much higher, though, since many complaints are never reported. >> it's scary to realize that from a minor incident, minor break in the skin, minor trauma to a nail can be an entry point for a dangerous bacteria. >> reporter: melissa, regional manager for elizabeth arden red door salon said people should be extra observant at their salon. look closely at cleanliness. you shouldn't see nail clips or file dust on the ground or at workstations. stainless steel bowls for cleaning feet can be safer than whirlpool tubs. that's because bacteria can get caught in the hoses of the tubs

if they're not cleaned proper early after each use. and tools should come from sterilized pouch like this. >> sometimes those little details are what makes the difference between having a safe, clean, you know, service, and being in a situation where you can get some sort of infection. >> bruce walters is back at work now. he is a nurse. but he says he doesn't plan to get another pedicure any time soon. also, states do inspect nail salons. but in places like virginia, those inspections are mostly driven by consumer complaints. tomorrow we'll answer some of your questions about pedicure/manicure safety on the facebook page. submit your questions and join us at 1:00 p.m. for a facebook chat with melges wyman from the red door salon. in some cases, the increase would cost a dime more to ride the train. bus rides would go up by 25 cents to 1:85 with a charlotte

chip card. metro access riders could be paying 30 cents more. parking at metro lots could go up by 25 cents for most stations. but it would be 50 cents more in prince george's county since parking there is cheaper than at other stations in the system. those increases would take effect in july. we're still waiting to learn more details from united airlines about a flight that declared an emergency before landing at dulles airport this evening. chopper 4 flew over the scene after the plane came in from st. louis, missouri. airport officials said there was a mechanical problem on board. there were reports that a door opened up or came off the underside of the plane. that plane landed safely, and nobody on board was hurt. president obama today talked about his past drug use and mistakes that he has made. the candid comments came during a speech about his newest initiative. >> i didn't have a dad in the house. and i was angry about it, even though i didn't necessarily realize it at the time.

i made bad choices. i got high without always thinking about the harm that it could do. >> that's part of the reason the president is launching a program called my brother's keeper. it aims to improve opportunities for young men of color to businesses, philanthropies and local governments. president obama said the country has become numb to the disproportionate rates of poverty and prison time facing minorities. doug is back with more about this bitter cold that is coming back at us. >> the bitter cold and the storm that we have coming up during the day on monday. and this bitter cold is just that bitter for sure. and a lot of you may have noticed, it's not just the cold. we had a meteor out there earlier. >> do we have any pictures? >> we do not have pictures. but you can think about it. no, i didn't see it. 7:08. it was right when i was right here. but it was quite amazing. well got ohio to south carolina, right up towards our area reported that they saw that meteor. across our region, we saw it in

that southwestern sky a little earlier tonight. the next couple of days, though, what will be falling from the sky will be a lot different from that. we have some snow and some ice coming. 23 degrees the current temperature. the wind out of the north at 23 miles per hour. the wind will calm as we move on through the overnight hours. right now if you're out and about, especially in an open area, look at the windchill. down to 7 in the d.c. metro area. hagerstown the windchill at 3 below because you're temperature is down to 12. 19 in leesburg and manassas. 16 in gaithersburg. these are the numbers we're going to see go down by another 5 to 10 degrees. so it is going to be a very cold start to your friday morning. these lows down to 16 in d.c. 10 in leesburg. 9 in gaithersburg and 10 in manassas. these are not the windchills. these are the overnight low temperatures. so the windchills will be very close to where they are right now when you wake up early tomorrow mornings even with a 5 to 10 miles per hour wind. storm team 4 radar is clear. it's going to stay that way for the next couple of days. we're not expect anything rain or snow friday or saturday.

sunday, that's when we're going to see that move in. because of the storm system that is well off to the northwest. right now we have clear skies. those clear skies will allow temperatures to continue to cool, once the winds begin to die down. but the storm that is going to be making its way our way is right now coming ashore in towards parts of los angeles, down towards portions of california. they have seen a major drought. 2013, theirriest year ever. they're apparently about to pick up 2 inches of rain. look at the storm wrap itself up right here. we're going to see a piece down toward the south, move our way. it's going to move across the southern tier, pick up some moisture. with that at the same time, cold air moves in. we're talking more arctic air moves in during monday. i think this should start off as rain sunday night, and then transition to a mixture of snow and ice across the area. and we're looking at a high impact event. this is becoming more and more likely. i really think monday is going to be a nasty day for that potential of ice and snow. who is going to get what? still way too early to say.

but right now the d.c. metro area goes from a little bit of rain over the a lot of ice potentially, and then ending with accumulating snowfall. if you're north and west, frederick, hagerstown, you may see another big snowstorm. we'll continue to watch this storm over the next couple days. high temperature tomorrow only 28. that could be a record low high temperature for the day. 43 degrees on saturday. we rebound. look at this. 54 on sunday before our next storm system moves in. then the rain showers move in late sunday. the cold air starts to move. in a high of only 35 degrees on monday with that mix again. rain, snow, athlete, depending where you are. we're going to hone this forecast in over the next couple days. and on tuesday, that arctic air, it's really in place with a high of 29 on tuesday. 34 on wednesday, going up to a high of 45 degrees on thursday. so we are talking some -- not just bitter cold, but we're talk about the month of march starting off, what do they say? it comes in like a lion.

and that's exactly what mother nature plans to do. first day of march on saturday. and it looks like the second day. >> so if i'm on berkeley springs, i may not be able to get to work risks you that up? >> plan ahead so you can be here with all of us on monday. >> that's right you. might not want to go. coming up, john wall and the

this is the xfinity sports desk, brought you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> should four now -- what is it, four or five in a row? >> overtimes tonight?

>> no. >> the wizards. all right. the wizards. five in a row. >> all right! >> we like it. >> it felt like four overtimes. i'm exhausted. the best they've played since i've been covering 13 years. first triple overtime game for the wizards since 1975. >> wow. >> they win wit a strong finish there was one thing missing, though, you guys. you know what that was? >> no. >> they didn't get any round of applause. they didn't get any cheers. they on the road. come on, come on, everybody. stand up. they did it. okay, thank you, doug. three hours and 40 plus minutes. we're going to break down the game right now. john wall and the wizards, they had lost three times this season to the raptors before tonight. t to be denied, though. fourth quarter wiz a lead thanks to vazquez right there, the former terp. he had 26. now tend of the fourth quarter, bradley beal, his shot. no good. but guess who is right there. martin gortat. the rebound, sends it to overtime. tied at 106.

gortat, end of the first overtime, wiz down two. john wall, attacking. ties it at 114. the game goes to a second overtime. john wall had 31 points now. two seconds left. that's bradley beal going for the win. it falls. but guess what? it doesn't count. the clock, it expired. man, that was a buzz kill, right? triple overtime game. first time in 39 years for this franchise. and john wall at the defense at the end here giving it to trevor ariza with the flush. great d at the end of the game. gave the wizards the lead for good. thank you, guys, for the applause. it means a lot to them. they go on to win, 134-129. >> it's hard to put this game into words. i mean, there were november so many changes of emotion,s up and downs. but, you know, our guys gutted it out. that's a gutsy win for us. and both teams played good. it's just one of those games.

you hate to see one of them lose. >> he is exciting fellow. down a level, georgetown visiting marquette. it's a big east matchup. first half, one-point georgetown lead. to marquell starks, the three ball going. in georgetown up 4 going into the half. second half, marquette now lead big five. it's smith. devonte gardner in the post. 26 points on the night they could not handle him. they lose by one point. i'm hearing it's not a final in my ear. it's 74-73. 34 seconds. so i had that as a final. wrong. it could come back. back in action since the olympic break, the capitals have a nerve rattling night of their own. caps in florida to face the lowly panthers. caps know they cannot afford to lose this one, and they do not. but adam oats knows tonight a little too close for comfort. second period tied at two.

martin erat puts the puck out in front of the net. and the goal. caps take a 3-2 lead. backstrom's 12th goal of the season. much needed success for him could. ing back from the olympics. third period now, clinging to a 4-3 lead. panthers crashing the net. brad making noise. right in front, cleaning it up. the second goal of the game. panthers score two goals in just over a minute to tie it at four. just over four minutes to go in the game, and florida turnover leads to the assist to ove. alex ovechkin, his 41st of the season. the wicked wrister. caps get the win, 5-4 the final. do we have a final in the georgetown game? 15 seconds left. so close. >> maybe before the endf the newscast. >> one crazy and exhausting night in sports. >> and for the wizards. >> you didn't stand up for them. maybe next time. >> we give them the nod. >> that's all they can do.

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no laughing matter. tonight actor seth rogen is blasting lawmakers on capitol hill for not showing up at a senate hearing on alzheimer's research where he was testifying. rogen tweeted out this photo. it shows just two senators in the room. he later wrote, quote, not sure why only two senators were at the hearing. very symbolic of how the government views alzheimer's, end quote. rogen's mother-in-law is

battling the disease. the fda is pushing for a change on food labels to give you better information on what you're eating. the proposed new label includes bigger and more realistic servings, and calorie information. instead of labelling a 20-ounce soda as two serve, it would become one serving at 240 calories. those labels would also include added sugars. the fda is taking public comments on this change for the next 90 days. an amazing discovery in space. 715 new planets have been found, and there could be life on some of them. the planet hunting kepler telescope made that discovery. all of them are in solar systems like ours where multiple planets circle a star, and four of them are known to orbit stars where the climate is right to sustain life. after this huge discovery, there are now 1700 known planets in the galaxy. tourist visiting bali thought he set up a perfect

videoing opportunity. he set up his camera to record himself feeding the monkeys. a few seconds later, one of the monkeys grabbed the camera, took off into the forest. once the monkey sat down to check out the camera. >> selfie! >> selfie! >> the tourist chased him shouting no, no, while all the witnesses laughed. that's cold-blooded. eventually the monkey dropped the camera and ran away. >> that selfie thing is just an instinct, right? who won the game, carol? >> marquette. unfortunately. georgetown loses to marquette for the second time this season, the tournament bubble team. >> not looking good for them. >> yeah. >> thanks, >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his ts