amazing, amazing night. >> we need a solid hometown win. >> we certainly did. an outdoor game here in the nation's capital, ending with a thrilling last-second win. for caps fans it doesn't get much better. started having fun before the puck even dropped. >> that's right. our team coverage continues with news4's kristin wright who has be hanging out with the fans al >> repor he's from d.c. huge capitals fan. his dad drove 500 miles to the winter classic at nationals park. >> this is e way it is. i'm from upstate new york near lake placid. we play outdoors all of the time up here. this the way it should be. wonderfu >> r hockey at its best. >> i love -- i'm a coach. i play. i love coming to this game. i mean to have it here in d.c. phenomen. >> go caps! >> repor there's no place capitals fans would rather be. >> two of the best teams in hockey are playing, and they're both really in the hunt! >> repor for former hockey

players --. >> the outdoors games, nothing like it. thate hockey the purest you want to get. we enjoyed it. >> r for kids. >> i only know a few hockey teams. and the best one i know is the capita. >> oh! >> repor for the older kids -- >> oh man, it's amazing. it 40,000 of our biggest caps fans and we're all ready to see a hockey game ou. >> repor for the nhl -- >> i think ted leonsis put it best when he said trying to create memories for a lifetime. the winter classic in washington is a moment to rememb in history. >> like going to the super . >> it was a super cold day out there, but a clear day for the game. it doesn't loo like the sun glare s an issue that everyby was crossing their fingers, that wouldn't happy. storm team 4 meteorologist veroni johnson has been keeping an eye on the sun all day. turned out to be such a big deal. >> we thought it would be an issue in e f part of the game first period. but, again, as it turns out, it wasn't.

meanwhil the air just cold enough to help keep that ice nice and cold. of course as i said earlier, i think this has been weather wise one of t best winter classics weather wise s going back to 2010 at least. look at this. we're at 43 degrees right now. in fact most of the game our temper were in the low 40s across the area. so we're holding pretty nicely. but again, with the sun setting, we're going to see those temper start to drop. 43 and sunshine the wind chill at 37 degrees rig. througho the area right now. we do have wind chills that are in the 30s. and we expect to see colder conditio as we get into the overnigh first thing tomorw morning. from sunshine to a clear sky and some clouds to talk about for tomorrow. i'll have more on that coming up. and some real cold air that's expect to move in next week. wel have all the details on that. guys? >> as we move on to other news here in the nation's capital, a

flyover at th winter classic this afternoon had some locals fearing. i was out with some friends when this happened. and we all sort of just stopped and said what was that? >> did you look up? >> i did, and i remembered about the time that the winter classic was starting. i said maybe it has something o with the winter classi >> well a flyover at the winter clc this afternoon had everybod looking up. theye fearing the worst. but the story trending on twitter right now with d.c. resides saying the loud jets caused some homes to shake, and some even thought we were und. >> we have also posted some photo galleries of the fan experien and reay all the key plays from the winter classic on nbcwashington. you can go check them out during th smoke poured out of a popular d.c. restaurant. we are told that fire is now out after hours of work by the fire departme. following a developg story right now, this started at distri 2 bar and grill on wisconn avenue. that's just up the street from the national cathedral.

news4's jackie bensen is live with more on the damage. >> repor erika, because it's new year's day, a lot of people are home and that is a really good thing. at his condo across the st on wisconsin avenue a man named bruce johnston smelled smoke. he went to the window and looked out and instinctively grabbing his phone. he shot a few seconds of video. you can see it here. you can see that smoke. now he said that's when he realized to his horror the smoke s coming from the roof of the build blowing skyward. and that the people in the restau didn' know it was on . >> right across the street there still people on the patio, even inside the bar, drinking. d so i ran over and explained to them guys the roof of the building is on fire. you all need to get out of here. and apparentl from what i understa t fire started in the kitchen. at that point, the staff out

front had become aware of it and pulled the fire alarm and evacuad peo at that point. luckily, everybody got out safely. fire investigato are on the scene here trying to determine what caused the blaze, and wisconn avenue remains shut down at mccombs street. live in northwest, jackie bensen news4. >> all right. thanks so much jackie. a mother was stabbed to death while taking refuge in a friend's home and police say the man who killed her is her husband. northern vir bureau report david culver is live in woodbrid tonig as police look into this brutal attack. and david, what are you hearing? >> repor chris, brutal indeed. d this is actually now the first murr investigation right here in prince william county for 2015. it happened less than 90 minutes after those midnight festivit a man now behind bars tonight right in prie william county accused of stabbing his wife while she was inside her friend locking up and leaving his woodbr home. this man tells us his niece

lived here and she witnessed a brutal murder this morning. >> reportee d okay? >> she is upset, obviously. >> repor yeah. >> but just one step at a time. >> reporte tt woman was helping out her friend erika rene sherwood. she gave erica and her child a place to stay with her and her kid. all the while, erica was workingh marital problems. around midnight, a knock at the door. say it was john nathian sherwood erica's spouse. wanted to talk. >> from what we know he was voluntary l into the home. it wasn't a forced entry type situatio t friend went to bed to be awoken by screams for help. they say he stabbed erica several times. the other woman grabbed one of e childn and ran to a neighbor. >> she was freaking out and everythi and all i heard was some was stabbed. carol livingston was at her neighbor's house, celebrg the new year. they were too scared. >> i hollered out the window

what w the address so we could call 911 and we did. and she got back in the car. >> carolyn says police then showed up and pulled out their guns. >> and you could just tell it wasn't a good outcome. because the -- the ambulance was there, fire truck was there. >> repor they found erica's lifele body inside. her husband had escaped. he did not escape for long though. i said tonight he is behind bars. it took polic a while to finally t him down. it took a lot of effort. i'm going to walk you through that process all new at 6:00. live in woodbridge tonight, david culver news4. >> great work david. a car ended up completely submerged in the canal today, and investigators are trying to figure out how. it was found this morning at fletcher boat house in northwest d.c. crews were able to pull the car out of the water, and it appears that no one was hurt. >> all right. let's head back to the big game the winter classic. >> dianna russin and jason pugh

joins us live. >> actually jason is in the locker room and doug kammerer is going to help me out out here. d guys what a way to start 2015 for the washington capitals we figured if we're going to have a live guest, we're going to have the winter classic legend eric ferrer who scored a goal today, two goals four years ago in the winter classic in the caps' win, and again today. first of al what was it like out there today, playing on the infield of nats park in front of all these people? >> well definitely a lot cooler playing at home. obviousl our last winter c was on the road. but to play here in d.c. walking out of the capitol, coming throu the reflecting pond that was a pretty special moment for our team. and i thought d. represented itselfy well today. s was a game that didn't mean a whole lot. this is a regular-season game but had a completely t feel didn't it? >> it felt like a playoff game. we knew we were going to get the best effort from the blackhawks today. wanted to win a game for our fans and for our team and we

were able to do that. >> all right. so all morning long we were talking about this sun glare. and i was able to see it too from where i was sitting. you guys had to wear sunglasses. i see you've got black paint under your eyes to help keep the sun out. >> the eye black looks great on you, man, i love it. >> we're not used to seeing hockey guys wear this. was the sun bothering you? >> the first period was difficul espy coming this way. the sun was right in your eyes reflecti off the ice. it was a little bit difficult. but that's why we switched ends halfway throu to make it even for both teams and you can't any excuses. it was fair for both sides. >> what wa it about the temper today? actually we' a little bit on the cold side. you're f canada. i love how you're coming out he -- take this shot guys. you've got to see what he's wearing. com out, he's like guys what are you so cold for? he's got on sandals, too. >> yeah it's beautiful out here. this is almost a summer day back in canada. awesome. couldt ask for a better day to play the winter classic. it's great that the fans didn't

have to freeze in the stands able to enjoy themselves a little bit. i thk it was the perfect day. >> and obviously for you playing outdoors seems to work for you. you now have three goals in these two winter classification. >> it's something about the fresh air. you feel you can skate for days. you don't get tired, and you know you can't really hear the fans a whole lot. you're kind of just -- it's just you and the other team. and there is something about it. it just feels really special. all right, eric, thank y for joining. exceptiol day for you personal and really a great memory for this caps team, and the rest of the nation's capitals. >> phenomenal. >> all right, doug kammerer dianna russin i'll send it back to you guys. >> thanks you guys. great job out there. >> now at 5:00 wild weather in pasadena before the rose bowl. what sent tents flying through the air? thousands of security cameras at area schools and more arriving each month. scott macfarlane found out why it's n easy cons for a lot of paren. >> repor i'm darcy spencer

in college park where a man was shot and killed in a shootout in this par garage early this new year's day. why some residents are telling me this is just the tip of the iceberg coming up on news4 at . we want to wish everybody a happy, healthy, prosperous 2015 as we get the awesome privilege of celebrating new year's on the space stn with our six crew mates. have a great new year's and a safe new year's down there. and out of this world new year's wish from the internat space station. astronau experienced the new year 16 times as they circled the globe. they celebrated with a fruit juice toast. news4 at 5:00 is just getting

now we want to take you to that murder mystery inside a maryla parking garage. >> a man shot to death in an apartment building near a popular sho area in college park off the beltway. darcy spencer is live near the scene with what we are learning. darcy. >> well erika, prince county police just releas the name of the victim who was killed. he was 22 years old, lived in district heights. he was killed in a shootout early this morning in the g garage of this apartment building her bli behind me. residents tell me they have been complaing about security proble with little to no respon. a hyundai with at least bullet holes and two flat tires was towed from the parking garage

where a man was shot and killed early this new year's day. soon after, a red lexus was also towed away. >> this is the new year the fihomicide and it's terrible that it actually happen here. >> repor cory sanders takes to the place where that murder happened. the top level parking garage at the camden park apartments not far from the ikea store. sanders heads the communi associat we have had break-ins recent here at camden. it's becoming tragic. a lot of the neighbors do not feel safe. wee addressed this to manage and a lot of individu d it's only getting worse. >> repor pol have identied the victim as 22-year-d stephan powell of distri heights. no arrest has been made. this man says he moved here because he thought it was safe. and now he's not so sure. >> this right here is just the tip of the so with that said we're going to be looking for another place to move to very soon. >> repor luther jr. says he is tired of the break-ins and nothing being done to make it

safer for hard-working resident s here start at $1800 for a one-bedrm apartment. e paying all this money to stay around here. >> repor hav been broken into? >> no i'm waiting on it. i'm not going to lie to you. i'm waiting for them to break into my place. what would y do? >> i'm armed. i'm going t what i have to do to protect my family. we were able to reach the management company this afternoon. they told me they have made some security improvements, including adding a security patrol here courtesy patrol and they're considerg adding differently survei coming up on news4 at 6:00 we're going to tell you about the one main safety concern resident fear here may have allowed this killer into their . reporting live in college park darcy spencer, news4. >> thank you, darcy. > and this murder comes after the number of homicides dropped slight in the county last year. 2014 there were 54 homicides in prince george county compared to 56 in 2013. 20 of those were related to domestic disputes. and police tell news4, the last

time there w fewer than 55 murders was back in 1985. the fan fest at today's rose bo may look a little different after this freak dust devil whipped thr pasadena. it happened yesterday right outside the rose bowl. the swirling winds just picked up the tents and the canopies and bouncy houses and so forth. people scrambled to get out of the way. the guy who shot this video says he was lucky to get away unhurt. four people were injured. but everyon is expected t. so the weather definitely held up for the winter classic. but i guess now the question is what's on tap for tonight? >> that's right. storm team 4 meteorologist doug ka not here. het having some fun at nats' park witnessing one heck of a game. doug? >> yeah it was absolutely c to be down here for this game. i mean the onset -- we were down around 10:00 tonight, the crowd already ready to go and on they started the game it was absoly beautiful to watch the capitals come out.

behind me you can see the building and they came out on the ice. the game itself amazing. for us to win, 3-2, with seconds left of the game one of the coolest things i've done sports wise in the d.c. area. let's take a look weather wise. it was absol per today. and right now still pretty nice. 43 degrees. that wind chil coming in at 37. so yeah the wind chill is still a little bit of a factor. and we have seen winds gusting upwards of 20 to 25 miles per today. currentl tempes at 43 degrees in d.c. 40 in rockville. 37 in gaithersburg. d 39 down towards manassas. as we move through the next day or so we're going to stay on the dry side. again, clear skies tonight, leading to a cold night. storm team 4 radar showing nothing on t radar, no chance of rain tomorrow. however, this weekend, well this weekend we've got something a little bit different. virnca johnson and i looking at the forecast. d vj you were here with me earlier. atmosphere something like we haven't seen here in a long time. that's true. and i think that's part of the reason why it probably felt so warm down aroun the area.

both carol and i, we took our coats off and said we don't need these today. great crowd and nice weather. but again, talking about rain coming up for the weekend. what i want to tell you, though you'll want to enjoy the temperat even with the rain coming in of the we're really going start seeing the mercury fall off. the radar again, dry, quiet across the area. look at the temperatures here by tomorrow morning. from 36 in manassas to around vienna chantilly. 34 35 degrees. so yes, it's going to be cold. and there still will be just a little wind left hanging on. up to the north around gaithers ad wheaton, 35 to start. suitland and largo, 37 degrees, your morning temperature. and, of course what that means is another bundle-up kind of day. bu you're not going to need the umbrella. i k you'll even need a scarf. te sta cold but will warm quickly tomorrow. maybe gloves and a nice warm coat. for sure sunglasses just like today. let me break it up for you here. there's the next 24 hours. you can see a mostly clear sky.

yes, cold some high clouds drifti through. but again, dry for tomorrow. and really it's going to be a good-loo day. meanwhil if you're planning on going anywhere maybe exercising out outside, just make sure you keep moving and you'll be just fine for that first part of the day when temperatures are at their lowest. out and about, the coat or just a nice warm jacket. t a green light for everyt. here i the rain coming into our area. 6:00 a.m. expecting to see dry conditio. but by say around 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. rain moves in and there could some moderate to heavy rains at times moving through. there we are at 6:00 p.m. if you're going out saturday night. i think we still have some wet weather moving through. but nothing too heavy by then. temperat tomorw into the mid 40s by 1:00. 50 degrees a by the time we get to 3:00. your high temperature. here's a look at your weekend. yes, wet weather. look at that high temperature of 64 degrees on sunday. what happe next week this time of course doug we're talking about some mighty cold

air moving in. temperat reay wil bottoming out probay in the 30s. we'll talk about that trend more what you can expect as we head into mid january coming up. doug? >> some of the coldest numbers we have seen so far this winter. they could he used them today. but i'll tell you what the weather, a-okay even though we made our way into the 40s. one more time i had so much fun down here. >> yeah we can tell doug. >> time to get back in the office buddy. >> that's him rubbing it in. >> all right. meanwhil protesters take over a small section of a local mall. coming up why organizers of this die-in say their message isn't going away in the new year. plus doreen gentzler with what you should avoid if your new year's resolution include adopti a detox diet. and removed after 50 years. what doctors found embedded in one man's arm decades after a ca

detox diets promise to rid you of your you know toxins in your body excess calories. and even help you shed some pounds. may sound good after all of the holiday eating but these diets can involve eliminating all solid foods and drinking just liquids. >> yeah it's not easy. and before you put yourself throh all of that doreen gentzl celeb separates the fam fiction. >> no refined sugar. no oils no dairy. >> no refined flours. >> repor 30 days, they

turned their diets upside down. they eliminated all processed foods, along with most animal produc and fats. they say it was part of a detox diet. i wanted to make sure that in additi to eating healthier, that i was getting everything -- all that bad stuff i was eating out of my system. >> the women found their diet plan at whole foods market in northwest washington part of the store's healthy eating challenge, led by johnson. i want people to understand that detoxing is something our body does all of the time. but we can help our body along by choosing foods that he us facili that. >> johnson encourages partic to start by eliminat refined sugars and flowers, dairy, oil and to strict limit their meat intake to about three ounces a week. >> clearing out your system giving us a chance to reset, recalibr they say they feet feeling lighter and more energid now, but nutrition

experts war other types of detox diets, especially those that are strictly liquid could leave you feeling quite the opposite. there is no evidence to indica it benefits the body in any way, and frankly, the risks outweigh any type of benefit. registered dieticia joy, says highly restrie detox diets can lead to low blood sugar and can lead to headaches, lethargy and trouble concentrating. >> you may have heart palpit bec you'r affectg your electro lite balance. some folks feel not happy and irritable because you're not eating. she says the liver d kidneys help the body detox naturay and there is no physiolol nd to do it on your own through dramatic cleansg or liquid diets. but johnson says that doesn't account for people who already have poor nutrition, drink too mu caffeine and don't get enough sleep. >> i think that would be true if we were in an ideal environment, where we're all eating what we need to be eating.

we do need to give our bodies a rest and a break, and to help facili that process by giving ourselves some really good healthy food. >> to green smoothies. >> repor doreen gentzler news4. dri too m caffeine don't get enough sleep. >> how many around here? raise your hand. you may still be enjoying the lower gas prices in the area. that's right. but now at 5:00 we'll explain about the new year's bringing higher prices at the pump dependg w you buy your gas. > plus more and more secu cameras watching your kids at school. find out why some parents are concerd about foods -- who is really watching the cameras. only on news4. plus a new year's traditio l int you to the first baby born with a special

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you're watching news4 at . reopen monday and never so wi news4's scott macfarlane has covered sch in our area and 30,000 cameras. >> hundreds being added a month. who is monitoring the cameras? is. we got an inside look and a story you'l see only on 4. >> repor this is the lunch line at gaithersburg high school. d this is the lunch line at gaithe high school seen from four miles away. >> if we want to see this one partic student, what he's got, we can zoom in on him.

>> repor with the click of a mouse, montgomery co public sc security chief bob hellmuth can see everything ing the amount of cash in one sts hand. they have deployed 5,000 securi cameras, any one can be pulled up on the security hub. they can see the hallways lockers and staircases. you can manipule tt camera. >> we can. >> news4 has reviewed secu operations at eight local schoo and found a soaring number of security your kids. 30,000 total, we found, at least 1,300 of which added in the past few months. s is somethin we had always planned. so when we started wiring our building we wired for the m number of cameras we could put in. >> r the cameras have helped police inv crimes or security scares in the building e are burglars. three sets of burglars hitting three different d.c. elementary schos in recan cent months. police used the video to investig d police used the videos of cameras to investigate a student at a high sc in leesburg two

weeks ago. the student carrying headphones that were mistaken for a weapon. governme agencies have been dishing out grant mondistricts to pay for the cameras in the wake of recent school shooting parents and people who live near sl bui say there no way for staff to watch this many cameras in an all those screens. >> if you want to see w already, that's great for friction but doesn't necessar prevent things from happenin do all security cameras rea stop the bad behavior or are there so many now that kids no longer pay the cameras any attention? that part of our story on news4 at 6:00. for now in northwest d.c. scott macfarla news4. >> thanks scott. >> now, some workers in our area getting a raise to start the new year. today the minimum wage went up in maryland west virginia and 17 other states. e amountses vary but in maryland and west virginia workers would get an extra 75 cents per hour going from the current $7.25 to $8. there are m increases scheduled t kick in in the

coming months in the district and other states. > some of the extra cash may pump. you will be paying a little more in maryland. the state's gas tax rose 3 kenlts as of today. in part of a series of increml gas tax increases approv in 2013 to help raise y for transportation in the state. the hike comes as prices are droppi nationwide. the average for regular in maryland right now is $2.41, down m dollar from this time last year. here is jim handly with more on some of the big changes. >> repor the new changes to laws on virginia roads. just like maryland virginia's gas x is going up by 5 cents today. it will go towd funding the $6 billion transportatn package. former governor bob mcdonnell authored las year. drivers over the age of 75 from now on you have to renew your license in person at the dmv every five years insteadf y eight. you also have to pass a vision test. r more details on how the law

is changing for older drivers, head oh our website, nbcwashim and search . the winter classic. a classic game indeed for the caps. yeah. let's head back to nats' park where diann and jason pugh are joining us. >> i feel we're at a point where we're rubbing in both of your faces here. i'll tell you how great it was down here. and it really was. 43,000 people filled nats' park. they got here real early, around 8:00, 9:00. and the excitement lasted all thy to the end when the caps were able to beat the blackhawks in the final two seconds. >> it truly was a great game and great atmosphere. let's look at how it all went down today here at nationals park. just a beautiful scene here at the ballpark. 45 degrees to start this game. the fans they didn't mind sitting thr tho temperat. they gave them plenty to cheer about. the blackhawk turned the puck over and gets to eric ferrer who

gets to it and scores. the caps take a 1-0 lead. mike green, he fires on net, doesn't go in. but alex ovechkin there to clean it up. his 18th goal of the season. celebrat in style. the caps go up 2-0. we're in the third, under 20 seconds to go. caps on the power play. and it's troy brouwer playing the role of hero. here scores the game winner t his former squad. the capitals win a thriller at nationals park 3-2. after the game i caught up with troy brouwer to get his thoughts on this sp. troy your first goal against your former team and comes in thrilling fashion. that had to feel pretty good for you, huh? it did. absolute. played a couple games against the hawks in the past few years since being traded and to be able to sco against them it always makes you feel good. especial on the stage of you know winter classic, and with the time it all just added to a

good dramatic fi. >> so just a great finish here at nationa park. what a way to start the new year. >> oh you had to see head coach barry trotz walking off i guess the field here just waving to the crowd. he so excited. this is defin going to be a big personal memory for him the first year head coach we're going to hear from him coming up in sports in just a few. for now, i'm dianna russini. he's jason pugh live at nats' park. i' send it back to you. >> thanks guys. if di and jason didn't rub it in enough we go to their partner in crime, doug kammerer sure to tell us how wonderful it was out there. >> wonde. >> thanks doug. >> that's how great it was, the exciteme fantastic. and the forecast even better. at least for the next couple days. but then we have got rain coming in for the weekend. you've got plans, i've got the forecas for you, right around the corner. > may be one of the most anticid tris about to get you sa way. the boston bombing suspect

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it has been a great year for wednesdas child. we have been -- or we've had sel children featured here find forever homes. >> that's right. but some ks sta the new year still waiting for their families. barbara harrison takes a look at some very special

>> there it is. lift me up. are you excited? >> yeah. >> over the last year we have introd you to a lot of kids looking for permanent, loving homes. >> this is troy johnson, he's going to be our volunteer. nice to meet >> nice to meet you, welcome. hi! >> i want you to meet will. >> i want you to meet creche anna. >> while many have found homes over the last year. >> are you jess? >> yes. >> nice to meet you, i'm barbara. >> some have not been so lucky. at least not yet. like terrence who has develol challenges but having some hearing ability, music and encouraging words from people who would love him could mean a lot. >> thank god, my sister and my brother did not go through the stuff i went through. will's siblings were adopted. when it didn' happen for him when he was younger, he thought he didn't care. >> i changed. and i think i want a family now. >> with william, he still very

much wants and desires a family and for that close family unit. >> social workers who know the kids best say they all would benefit greatly from love even if they can't put that into words. >> i want to learn how to cook mo. >> so you would like a family that likes to cook? >> yeah. >> great. how long have you been in foster care? 6 or 7. >> they all have been waiting too lo to go home. home to a place where they can maybe 2015 will be their lucky year. barbara harrison news4, for wednes >> if you have room in your home and more importantly, your heart for the children still waiting on a forever home call our special adoption hotline. the number you can find right on our nbc washington page and you can search wednesday's child on nbcwas it's a boy! the first local baby born in the new year.

we're going to hear from the mother who is excited about the new start to 2015. plus the protests contin into the new year. we'll show you why some new year's rebelers celebrated by

a new year but the same problems. that's the message a group of protes broug a although mall today, and it's being echoed across the country. >> this is a familiar call for justice. demonstrs i california's bay area rang in 2015 with a march to call on an end to excesse f by police.

san frand warned some businesses and resides to prepare for chaos, since recent protests over those grand ju decisions on the deaths of michael brown and eric garner have turned violent. but the mood last night appeared mostly peaceful with some demonss eve dancing in the streets. >> and in montgomery county one person was arrested today at a protest aga police violence. >> that's right. the demonstrators say they wanted to remind people that just because the calendar has changed doe mean the movement will. news4's derrick wd has more from the new >> repor chris and erika, this protest was organized primary by students. they say they want to make sure e movement the against police violen is still fresh in people's minds, as the new year begins. n 30 and 40 people held a die-in at the westfid wheaton mall. ma was cooperative and roped off a section to hold a demonstr one of t organizers a howard univer student, says the priori of protesters are

changi in 2015. >> i stand in sal day or two wi this movement. we call for peace and we call for accountabily of police officers. and we also want the judicial process to also cooperate with the unjust killings of civilian >> after the die-in they marched thr the mall with their hands up primarily in silence. live desk i'm derrick ward. > this an amazing story. an illinois man totalled his brand-w ford thunder berg in 1963. mo a half century of the crash, arthur started feeling a sharp pain and was told by doctors a seven-inch turn signal wa embedded in his arm. he's 75 years old now. the surgeon couldn't believe the arm didn't get infected. in fact doctors cut it out just yesterda now, he's trying to figure out what to do with this very unusual memento.

>> that is incredible. >> yes. 1963. what do you do with that? put it in a little jar, put it in a box? >> that is a story for another day. well what was really the story of the town today, people all over the place talking about this incredie game. really the last final seconds. >> this is storybook stuff, doug. well exactly right. it started off as storybook stuff and you hope for the win. 20 seconds left in the game, and maybe we go to overtime. then of course they win with 13 seconds left. a phenomena ending here. the crowd simply just roaring. one of t biggest questions that i had today, they were like how did you guys -- or how did they g this snow? you see the white behind me. take a look at the snow that is on the field. if you were watching the game you saw it in the outfield here at the citizens bank -- nats' rather. and i'll tel you what guys. that snow actually just cotton. but, boy, does it look like snow. as a mat fact you can even make a snowball here.

see that? yeah. that about -- all right. now it's all over. okay. let's show what's happening weathe wise out here now. temperat 43 degrees. a little bit of wind. and we had seen those winds gusting to 20 25 miles per hour earlier. but not too bad. 42 at 7:00. 39 by around 11:00. so not nearly as cold as it was last night. we're not talking teens again tonight. coldes tem on the map curreny 36 in bowie and 36 towards manassas. 43 degrees coming in at ft. belvoir. are we going to be seeing? nothing on the radar. we're not going to see any rain or snow any time soon. at least not for the next 24 hours.r impact forecast for tomorrow once again, will be low. we'r calling for a super nice day, of course for winter. we'll call it a fantastic friday frida reay looking good. but then we move into the weekend. a look at the forecast tomorrow gorgeous. of sunshine. light winds. temperat 43 to 52. so again, with a 50-degree tempere and plenty of sunshine tw is gorgeous. but look at saturday and sunday. 48 on saturday.

a cold rain moving in late in the afternoon. 64 degrees on sunday. it does look like that rain will move in late saturday. the heaviest will be overnight. and then it should move out sunday aroun midday. most of the afternoon sunday may actually be okay. but we'll start to see the winds pick up. temperat will start to fall. and look where we fall to. 41 on monday. 35 on tuesday with a slight chance of flurries. 30 degrees coming up on thursday we're actua talking about some of the coldest air of the season. l be the coldest air of the season nt week. we've got a low of 20 next thursd morning. guys that's in d.c. could be close to 10 in some of the coldest >> thanks doug. well if you were looking for some indoor activities to take the kids this weekend, time is running out to visit the nations museum. at least in maryland. sunday is the last day it will be open at national harbor. but the museum is moving into the district. some exhs w y moved to a few librars in d.c. like the educational programs for kids under the age of 9.

the national childs museum is still trying to find a specif location for its new home. museum officia want it to be easy to get to with a lot of space. a little boy born in d.c. has a very special birthday and a very special distinction. sawyer is the first baby to be born at george washington univerl in 2015. he arrived at 12:29 this morning, and mom sara says they weren't even exp a new year's day >> sawyer was five days late i guess. days late. so it was -- whole different experien. >> sawyer's older brother, jonah, already has a nickname for his sibling. he's going to call him soy sauce. i'm sure he's going to love that. you may not see those kind of stories very often in the future. bee a lot of hospitals are abando that new year's day traditio the crowning of the year's first baby is being kept secret in a

lot of communities. as hospi say patient safety trumps some of the traditions. this is a big story trending online right now. community h systems ordered hundreds of facilities to stop publiciz the first baby of the year citing the potential for abductions and identity theft. some other u.s. hospitals are getting w permission from the families before releasing pictur or well after sweating out a 22-month campaign for mayor murielr takes the oath of office tomorrow. as news4's tom sherwood reports, the new mayor started with a 5k run through the district. >> and we want to be healthy and happy in washington, d.c. don't we? . most elected officis s they'll hit the ground running. muriel br ry did. she led a 5k race today on the streets of wasn to kick off three days of celebrating her inaugural as mayor tomorrow. >> i had a team we did a series

of 5ks once a month and so this is a great way to get the city involved she will be sworn in at the walter washington conv center along with council members and o electeofficial an inaugural ball for thousands of district citizens friday need will celebrate all eight wards in the city all tickets have been. >> really the theme of the inaugu and all of the activiti i the 5k this morning is really about inclusiv we have of course the traditio swearing in of the ball and also the 5k this morning. we have the kids' party on saturday. trying to really make it so no matter who you are in the district goi to find somethg fun to do. >> muriel bowser! >> repor bowser was a ward 4 council member and won the mayor's office novemb 4 after a long 22-month campaign in which she defeated several candidat i incumbent mayor vincent gray. she has appointed cathy lanier and kia henderson. but bowser has campaigned on what she called a fresh start after campaign scandals undermin

in the district tom sherwood news4. >> we can expect to see a lot more runs. mayor elect pous bowser told reports she expec to make the 5k run an annual event. > on monday the nation will watching a high-profile trial get under way. find out why the timing of the trial against the boston marathon bombing suspect could make all the d one man is dead after a shooto at prince george county. w at 6:00 the safety issue that residents fear could have allowed the killer to enter the secure building. and don't forget our new mobile phone app. download it to stay on top of breaki news when you're on the go.

all right. now let's check out some stories trending online today. chick-fia is the latest retail warni custo of a potentia data breach. the fast food chain received reports of unusual activity involvg p cards used at restaura security blogger brian krebs who broke the target breach says this chick-fil-a breach may have lasted for nine months in the year 2014. general motors is killinging off the new year with more recalls. th one affects about 84,000 suvs and trucks. there is an issue with the igniti that may force it to get stuck. it involn chevy suburban silverados tahoes and escalades. gm says no crashes or injuries associat wit the recall but in all, gm has issued 84 recalls in the last year alone. there's a lot of buzz about the use of a fake bar to help

heavy cut back. researchs at e natl instit of health in bethesda have built a replica of a fully stocked bar, including bottles filled with colored water. they say the goal is to create a life-like e that trigge a person's brain to crave alcohol. voluntee are then given experime dru to see if it stops the craving. initial test results are expect this spring. the accused boston marathon bomber is sets to go on trial next week but there is still an effort to put it all on hold. nbc's josh brigadier explains why. jud george o'too denied lawyers for marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev's request on two motions. one, to delay the trial, and two to move it elsewhere. tsarnaev attorney says they were concerned the trial, expected to last about three months would end in april,

right around the 119th running of t boston marathon. and they have asked for it to be delayed nine months. they also have contended, due to all of the pretrial public policety in and around boston this is not a place their client can get a fair trial and want it moved out of state. while the judge wednesday denied both motions, a little after 5:00 p.m. tsarnaev's attorneys appeal that decn to a federal app court, hoping for a stay so that jury selectn wl not begin on january 5. if that is not granted, they have asked for a hearing in front the trial judge before jurors can b seated. also wednesday, the court reveal some guidelines for journad others who will be the trial. spec that no one other th on-duty marshals or court office may wear or carry any clothing buttons or other items that carry any message or symbol addressi the issues related to this case that may be or become visible to the jury. this prohibition includes but is not limited to law enforceme

uniforms and badges. tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty and faces the death penalty if convicte josh brogadir nbc. a man accused of murdering his wife less than two hours into the new year. why it took three police capture the suspect following a wild chase. >> new home video out shows a popular restaurant up in smoke. take a look. tonight, what we're learning about that chaotic scene, and the race to get everyone to safety. > plus, down to the wire. fans are still reeling over that big win at the winter classic. t team coverage with new reaction from both fans new questions in the internatl mystery. right now, wind and rain are ma a harrowing search for victims and wreckage from that airasia flight even more difficul crews were able to recover more bodies before bad weather set in today. but it could be the main fuselage 100 feet you said the r the

sea. kelly cobie has the latest. searchers recovered two more bodies today, bringing the total to nine. nine bodies recovered from this plane crash somewhere in the java sea. they have also identified the first victim as an indonesian woman as a passenger. her body turned over to her relatis in surabaya. there was a grief ceremony and emotiol scene with her relative r remai were taken back to her local village and she was buried tonight. in terms of the search searchs are really focusing on the theory that the main fuselage has either held together or is in the same area so they're looking in the spot in the east java sea where a plane spotted something, a shadow or image of som