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 some sort

going on the notion that perhaps that is the main body of wreckage. but tothing definitive yet. they broug in all sorts of equipment to try to help them answer that question and potentia send down navy divers to verify they have an unmanned underwater vessel metal detecting equipment, 3-d mapping, sea floor mapping. but as yet, haven't been able to decisive say that that is the main body of wreckage. and, of course once again, they're battling the weather. the high seas the choppy waves, high winds and heavy rains have all come back. and that's really hampering efforts. there are still some ships involved in the search overnigh but the aircraft are grounded the divers didn't get out today. weren't able to go down and check anything out. and that may be the case again, tomorrow. they also now have equipment out searchin for those pings, listenin for the pings of the black boxes. and so far, have not heard anything.y one investigator said it may be a week before we find those black boxes.

>> back home tonight, the fire is out, but the smell of smoke still in th air around a busy d.c. neighborhood. a restaurant burned but customers inside didn't even know it was on fire. the district 2 bar and grill is on wisconsin avenue just down the street from the national cathedral. where news4's jackie is live after talking to a witness who sounded the alarm today. jackie? >>te jim, we're told things happe very quickly. the fire that broke out at wisconn avenue and mccombs street northwest appeared to start on the roof of the buildi at th corner. because it's new year's day a lot of people in the surrounding neighbor were home at a condo building across the st bruce johnston smelled smoke. went to his window and looked out, and instinctively grabbing his phone and shooting video. that's when he realized to his horror the smoke was coming from the roof blowing skyward, d people in the restaurant didn't know it wa >> right across the street and

there we sti people on the patio, e inside the bar, drinking. d so i ran over and explained to them guys the roof of the buildi is on fire. you all need to get out of here. and apparentl from what i understa t started in the kitchen. at that point, the staff out front had become aware of it and pulled the fire alarm and evacuad peopl at that point. luckily, everyone got out safely. >> the fire appeared to have started in e kit area. it's under investigati at this time and extended up through e deductt work and through the second floor. >> wisconsin avenue was shut down for over an hour but has since been reopened. live in northwest, jackie news4. >> thanks jackie. > it was an exciting finish to say the least, at the nhl's annual showcase game. and we've got you covered. team coverage from nats' park where the caps gave the fans an incredib thrill. take a look. this is how it ended. a winning goal with just 12

seconds to go before we would ha been in overtime. caps get a big win over the blackhaw. head out to nats' park whe dianna russini and jason pugh standing by. >> this may not have been the stanlep finals but at times today it really felt like it. >> it really did. spectacula finh to this game. and the players, they were all excited. let's show you that finish one mo time. great atmosphere here at the ballpark. no concerns about the sun. the puck dropped on time today here at nats' park. go stuff now. third pe game tied at 2, final 20 seconds. blackhaw and alex ovechkin loses his stick, but troy brouwer is there to pick it up. and fires to corey crawford for the score. capitals get the win. an amazing finish an exciting game. the caps they celebrate with their fans. the final score, 3-2. they take it over chicago. their head coach, barry trotz, called the blackhawks the golden standard in hockey. we know he was pleased with his team's p

>> you know emotionally, that was a great script for us. because it showed a little bit what i think the capitals are becoming as a group. us as a team. we are -- we can win different we can be really resilient. and we play to the end. >> repor what a great win for th caps team. and, guys this wasn't just a hockey game today. this was a whole experience for the fans. the 43,000 that showed up today, and we're going to talk more about that coming up in just about 40 minutes. for now, i'm dianna russini, this is jason pugh. we are live at nats' park i'll send it back to you guys. >> great job down there, guys. we'll see you shortly. > fans were pumped even before the teams took to the ice. they arrived at nats' park early this morning to take part in all the pregame festivities. one fan told us it was like going to the super bowl. of course winning cake. news4's kristin wright continues our team coverage now, live with fan reaction for this big win. hi kristin. >> repor hey there.

you know what what a way to end this game. and what a way to end really just a great day for capitals fans. let me tyou, they are leaving nat park happy. happy and still fired up from such a dramatic last few minutes of the winter classi we have been with capitals fans all day long and i can tell you that win or lose they just wanted to be here really. but a cap victory, a victory like this is even bette >> well we didn't know what was going on at first, and we were confused becau we were like, no no it's going into overtime. and then 30 seconds, and they got it in. and it was just a great experi everybody started rockin' the red, and we started yelling, caps caps caps. and then it came through. it was nice. >> the third period was kind of slow and then the last goal kind of caught me by surprise. k holtby played pretty

well. both goalies played well and our team did a good job on the penalty kill. >> needless to say, i can tell you that caps fans so excited. they cannot say enough about such a great win, and such a wonderl day, really in hockey history. live at nationals park kristin wright news4. >> all right. thanks so much kristin. > the weather held out, still a beautiful night. the sun set now. doug still at nats' park. doug this nice weather going to stick around? >> i think it's going to stick around one more day and get a lot better. actually today's weather perfect for the game down here. temperat on the field right around that 40 degree mark and the sun not too much of a factor, for the first portion oe game. tomorrow the sun is going to be a factor for everybody and warm us up into a temperature around 50 degrees. take a look at the numbers right now. wee at 33 degrees in bowie. 37 in camp springs. 36 in manassas. much warmer than where they were this time last night. we are not talking about teens and low 20s tonight.

we will be a lot warmer overnigh but still a cool start to the morning tomorrow and a cool night tonight. you're stepp out the door maybe you sti waiting for people to come home from the caps game 42 degrees at 7:00. 41 degrees at 9:00. going down to about 37 at 11:00. so yeah we're going to start off on a cold note overnight tonight. tomorrow i we have one mo day that's going to be dry. it's going to be dry, we're going to see some sunshine. the clouds move in late in the afternn and then the rain that comes in here. that rain will move in for part of the weekend. i'll update you on what part of that weekend that rain moves in for, and what you can expect. one day we're in the 40s, the other day we're in the 60s. i've got that for you, plus our first real shot of arctic air. that coming as well in the seven- a little bit lar on. guys? thanks so much doug. hey, we've also posted photo galleries of fan experiee and all of the key plays on nbcwashi you can go check them out during the break. > with the new year comes a whole set of new laws folks. most notably in our region minimum wage workers in maryland

got a raise starting today. went up 75 cents to $8 an hour. the gas tax also shot up today. virginia drivers will pay 5 cents a gallon. gas in maryland will cost you 3 cents more a gallon at the pump. and elderly drivers in virginia will have to visit the dmv more often. licenses for people 75 and older will expire every five years instea every eight. > there are some new concerns about safet apartments in prince ge county after there s a shootout in a parking garag there. one man was shot and killed ate camden college park apartm this morning. he's now been identified as stephan powell. the apartments are near a very busy shoppin area just off the beltway, and includes an ikea store. d people who live near there are worried about an escalation . >> but we have had break-ins during broad daylight while people have lived here. these shoul secure areas. it's busiest by the interstate well-gat.t unfortunatel things have happen. coming up at 6:30 prince

ge county bureau reporter darcy spencer reveals which securi issue residents think may ha playe a role in that murder. next and only on news4 tonight, thousands of cameras inside local public schools. but few are being watched in real-tim l take you inside the securi hub to show you what being recorded and whether studen reali it or not. after the new year celebr had come to an end, a woman was stabbed to death in this woodbridge home. police say her husband is the one behind it. i'm david culver. coming up what it took for officers to track him down. recor cold and snow in some places you might not expect. tonight a look at some of the cities

you're watching news4 at 6:. there was a scary chaotic start to the new year in one communit as neighbors in virgin woke up to screams. >> and she's freaking out and everythi and all i heard was somebo was stabbed. >> tonight, one woman is dead her husband is in jail accused of stabbing her in a friend's home. happened along concord drive in woodbridge where david culver is live. david, what are you hearing from police? >> repor chris, as police and as neighbo explain it to me it started with a woman who wanted to help a friend of hers

who was dealing with marriage problemsso she let her stay with her in her home. but in the mide of the night, she heard those screams for help. and that's when she found herself a witness to a deadly domest. neighborn livingston d just finished watching the ball drop in new york city on . but her new year cele here in woodbridge cut short by a frantic knock at the door. it was the woman who lives across street. she was carrying a baby and pleaded for carolyn and her neighbors to call police. she told them someone stabbed her friend. >> i hollered out the window what w the address, so we could 911, and we did. and then she went back and got in the car and sat in the car. >> officers poure this quiet street. and then the police showed up. the more pol sho. that's about all -- then the helicos cam out. >> r they found erica rene's body inside her friend's home a home she hoped would shelter her against her husband.

the pair had been dealing with relati problems. >> we were following the incide and it was domestically related bet husba and wife. we had an i.d. on the suspect and we were just basically in a search to locate him. >> investigators say after stabbing erica, john drove off in his car. he only made it a few blocks. at the corner of concord and cloverda a half mile away, po say sherwood drove to this point, crashed his car here front of this 7-eleven got out of the car and took off running. police say he made his way to intersta 95 trying to get away. >> a state trooper spotted someone on the interstate which is unusual, just walking on the intersta matched the description. attempted to sto him and he continue to flee. luckily we had the helicopter up. fairfax couy police assisted us. the chopper tracked sherwood to the rest stop. he r to the woodbridge campus but police had him in sight and arrest him shortly after the stabbing. can tell you that sherwood is

in jail right now, right here in prince william county accused of not only murdering erica but hitting her friend. as for erica's child, that child is in protective custody tonight. in woodbridge david culver news4. >> now to a rare sight in southe californ. check it out, folks. starting out the new year with snow on the ground and cars too. th winter weather proved dangers for some. more than 100 people were rescued from cars stuck in all tonight, record cold is grippi parts of the country, and some of those areas aren't used to dipping so low. news4's richard jordan has details on the frigid start to the new year. >> january always tends to bring in some cold weather, but this year even in southe california sweaters and jackets were required for the rose in boston those brave at heart had the opposite idea get down to nearly nothing and heading to

the beach of the annual polar plunge has brought thrill seekers tog with a shock to the system. >> everybody having fun, partying las night, and now they come down here and get the cobwebs out. jump in the nice ice cold water. >> the winter classic sure felt like winter. hockey fans came out to watch a game typically played indoors . the party is over in new york's times square. nearly 200 workers bundled up from head to toe, sweeping up the mess left behind by the thousas at the nation's largest new year's block party. but in oklahoma city the celebr were short-lived. icy roads caused more than a don accidents. a semi truck hit a patch of ice, overturn and caught fire. then out in texas, a chain reacti crash left drivers feeling the impact of the deep . >> everything i see, losing control. t the good thing is everybody

is safe and got out fine. >> the year is off to a blustery start, but many people hope it will warm up so richard jordan, news4. all right. let's take a closer look at our weather. has bn at nats' park tracki tempe all day. >> yeah the sun is down. doug is the mercury on the way down too? >> it is. but we're not talking about temper we saw late last night. won't be in the teens or lower 20s like we were earlier this morning and we're actually movi into a much warmer pattern ove the next couple days. down here at nats' park now, guys a beautiful evening and beautil afternoo the coolest thing, i think, was when the capitals made their way out of the building on to the reflecti pond. that is an ice-filled pond over there they made their way out towards the rink. a shot of the rink you can see the guys starting to take things down. to them a long time to set it up and will take them a long time to take it down. but they have great weather coming in for tomorrow. let's take a look and show how things are across our region now. 42 degrees in d.c. 32 though over towards the manass area. 39 in warrenton and back to the

west winchester and luray at 43 degrees. m team 4 radar, it's on the y side. we haven't seen anything lately. 42 with a wind chill of 36. that's the only thing we have noticed as we have seen a little t in the way of wind chill. but temperatures on the way down and because of the clear skies, you can see no rain no snow associated wi anything moving in any time soon. overnight low temperatures well they're going to be cold. but actually well above average. our average low 30 degrees so it will be 37 tonight at the airport. la plata. 41 in fredericksburg and 34 back towards winchester. a far cry from that 19 degrees we saw last night around the manassas area. tomorrow not bad at all. your friday outlook, we'll call it a fantastic friday. you'll need the sunglasses if you're going back to work. exercisi keep moving you'll fine. and out and about, maybe the coat but probably okay with the warm jacket or just the sweater. but no impact as far as the wer is concerned tomorrow. we're looking another good one. cold ton. tomorrow n the cloud cover. we start to see clouds moving in

during the afternoon. but all in all, we're talking plenty of sunshine. that's going to help our temper reach the 50 degree mark. rain will hold off until the day on saturday. saturday morning, it will start off dry, but the clouds move in the rain moves in by late in the afternoo d we're talking about some of the heaviest rain in there around 10:00, 11:00 saturday night. saturday not a washout. again, the heaviest rain moving in overnight into early sun mornin ev sunday we will see rain early, but then drying out as we move through the rest of the afternoo what to expect. what to wear tomorrow. i think you'll be just fine. we're talking about that warm coat that's about it. the gloves well you needed them today. maybe not tomorrow. but why not put them on maybe the light gloves and yeah as we mentioned, those cool shades if you've got them. next couple days take a look at the sevenforecast. high temperatures at 50. 48 on saturday. 48 with a rather cold rain coming in late in the day on sud saturday. 64 degrees coming up on sunday. rain moving in late saturday but then moving out on sunday.

look at sunday's temperature. a high of 64 degrees, and then guys well then we're talking about some real arctic air moving in. the coldest air we have so far this season 32 for a high next wednesda a high next thursday of 30 degrees. yeah we're talking about some really cold air coming in after what was a beautiful day down here. and i cay down here all night. n i do the 11:00 down here tonight? >> i think we ought to do every other game there. halfway mark of the season you can do it. >> the crew says no. no! no! >> bring them in and thaw out. thank you, doug. nice job down there. >> the new year brings new protests tonight, the serious message behind this silent demonstration inside a local mall. from bad to worse. why the already serious flu season is becoming an even bigger proble> and a little baby makes a big entranc into the world. we're coming

mourners laid flowers in shanghai chin of those killed yesterday in the new year's eve stampede. 36 people died 50 others injured in the accident. police are shooting down speculatn n that the spam paid began when people scrambled to catch coupons thrown from a window. they looked like dollar bills. but authori say they were tossed after the accident. still no official word on the cause of th stampede. there have been no issues in times square last night and things have returned to normal after the massive celebration. in fact just minutes after the iconic ball drop sanitation

crews started moving in to clear the streets of confetti noise-ma and paper streamer nearly 180 workers used brooms mechan sweepers leaf-blo and other equipment to clean up the mess. no word on exactly how much y removed, but last year it was more than 52 tons of garbage.> well it's a story we cover every year and one we honestly never get tired of telling. sawyer appears to be the first baby born in our area in 2015. he arrived 22 minutes after midnig in george washington univer ho. now we're told sawyer's older brother, jonas, is pretty excited about being a big brother. practiced being careful with the new baby at the hospital today. parents, matthew and sarah think havg a new year's baby is a lot of fun. >> we were excited he was a new year's day baby he'll have a great . good celebration. we're excited. >> sawyer weighed in at 7 pounds

4 ounces and his mom was very, happy to see him arrive not just because of new year's day, but because she was five days ov amid the celebrations of the new year there were al continued protests over recent police-id shootings. tonight, how demonstrators in our area are making their voices heard throu >> repor i'm darcy spencer in college park where a man was killed in a shootout inside a parking gar early this morning. i' tell you about the one safety concern residents have that may have allowed this killer into the building. that's coming up on new

a car stands riddled with bullet holes after it was involv in a shootout in prince county. tonight, one man is dead and his killer still on the loose. >> the gunfire erupted at an apartmt building in college park and bureau reporter darcy spencer joi us live from the scene with the one issue resides fea may have helped e sus enter that secure buildi and begin opening fire. darcy? well jim, that shooto happened here in the parking garage of this building here behind me. you have to have a key fob to get into the garage. but residents tell me the problem is it's easy for someone to slip in behind you before the gate goes down. you can see how one car follows another into the parking garage before the gate comes down. residents here say it's one of

e safety problems that they fear could h plad a role in a deadly shootout in the garage. the first killing of prince g. >> apparently there may have been a shootout of some sort a reside may have been followed in. you acty have to have a key fob to get into the gate. >> r a hyundai with at least three bullet holes and two flat tires was towed from the parking gare where a man was shot and killed early this new year's d. soon after, a red lexus was also towed aw. cory sanders takes us to the place where that murder happened the top level parking garage at the camden college park apartmen n far from the ikea store. >> we have had break-ins recent here at camden. it's becoming tragic. neighbors do not feel safe. we have addressed this to managed and a lot of individuals and it's only getting worse. police have identi the victim as 22-year-d stephan powell of distri heights. no arrest has been made. >> this right here is the tip of the iceberg.

so with that said we're going to be looki for another place to move to. very soon. >> reporte a spokeswoman for camden managem news4, a security off h added to the property. the county police are patrolling more. and residents have been offered dead bolts for $50. >> we get some extra locks on our doors. we don't feel they're really all that good. and they said well we can put some locks on your doors, but there a limited number and you ha to pay us extra money for them. and i thought that was pretty . >> repor we learned that the victim who was killed in this incident has a record of weapon and drug charges. now, the shooter still has not been identified. is still on the loose. the management company also tells me they're considering adding some more surveill cameras. reg live from college park darcy spencer, news4. tonight, there are no new leads in the case of murdered in prince county. kadir ya-ya was found shot to death in his taxi wednesday morning. since then search dogs have

been scouring the capitol s neighborhood where he was found. the silver cab company says ya-ya picked up someone at addison road metro station and dropped someo off in capitol s a couple hours before his body was found. police are offering a $25,000 reward in this case. but despite the deadly start to the new year prince george actually finished 2014 with its lowest murder rate since the mid '80s much. the county had 54 homicides last year down two from 2014. the deadliest year in the county was 2005 when more than 160 people were killed. it's a new year but proteste say they won't forget about the problems of 2014. that was the point of a die-in at westfield wheaton mall today. ab 40 protesters laid on the floor in silent protest before walking the halls of the mall with their han up there. one of t organizers a howard univer student, told the priori of protesters are not changing

>> we call for peace, and we call for accountability of police officers. and we also want the judicial process to also cooperate with the unjust killings of civilian organizers say management was cooperat even roping o an area for the demonstration. on the west coast, protesters in the ba rang in the new year demonstrating on the streets. called for an end to excesse force by police, and justice for victims. more than 100 people attended this march in oakland. started peacefully, but turned violent. and 29 of the protesters were arrest after throwing bricks and bottles at officers. back here at home muriel is just hours away from becomi the district's seventh elected mayor. she will be sworn in tomorrow afte a very long campaign. news4's tom sherwood has a look at the inaugur festivities. >> muriel bowser! >> repor abuser

bowser won november 4th after a long 22-month campa which e defeated several other candidat i incumbent mayor, vincent gray. >> and we want to be healthy and happy in washington, d.c. don't we? >> repor mos elected officis say they'll hit the ground running. muriel br r she led a 5k race today on the streets of washin to kick off three days of celebrating her inaugural as mayor tomorrow. i had a team that we did a series of 5ks once a month and so this was a great way to get the city involved. bowser will be sworn in as the city's seventh mayor at the convention center along with council members and other eld officials. an inaugural ball for thousands of citizens friday night will celebrate a eight wards in the city all tickets have been given >> the scene of the inauguration and all activities including the 5k this morning is really about inclusiveness. we have the traditional swearing in and the 5ks, trying to make

it no matter who you are, you're going to find something fun to do. four years ago, mayor gray received the city seal from adrian fenty. tomorrow passes it to bowser. she has reappointed cathy lanier and chancellor kia hebds, but bowser has campaigned on what she called a fresh start after campaign scandals undermined mayor gray. in the district tom sherwood, news4. >> and keep moving to stay warm today. a look at our weather now after another chill day. temperat now starting to move in the right direction. but rain it could ruin your weekend. let's go back now to doug at nats park. doug? >> keep moving? yeah just keep on moving. that could get you nice and warm out here. those guys the players today, not cold at all. they actually said this was one of best place they have seen on the ice especially outdoors. let's show what's happening. on the cold side.

but tomorrow beautiful. 7:00 a.m. 37 degrees. we're at 43 by 11:00. wee going up to 50 tomorrow. we'll call it a fantastic friday. plenty of sunshine at least early, with some light wind. and then take a look at what we're going to be seeing. the rain making its way our way, all down to the south and west right now. and it will move in this weekend. talk about the timing of that rain coming up in the next few minutes, guys both saturday. >> all right. thanks a lot, doug. the pilot had drugs in his system but that wasn't the only problem. what a new report reveals about this crash landing in philly. plus another potential data breach impacting customers at a popular fas food restaurant. .

new details tonight about the cause of a plane crash at philad international airport. crashed on takeoff back in march. a new report out tonight from the faa claims the pilots did not properly prepare for takeoff and didn't heed alarms that went off. ofs also found the captain

had prescription dr in his system that should have disquali him from flying. in its initial report the ntsb blamed the crash on wind shear. it is still investigating and should release its findings this spring. no one was seriously hurt i a lot of large companies hit by data breaches in 2014 and now to start off the new year chick-a is announcing they may be joini the ranks. chick can filet said they're looking into rep of potentl unusual activity from credit used at their restaura a data preach has not been confirme but there is an ongoing investigation to determe what's going on and if that investigation determines that there has bn a breach chick-a assures customers any fraudulent charges will be the restaurant's responsibility. well this weekend is your last chance to visit the national children's museum at nation harbor. the museum plans to move back into the district after two years in maryland. museum officia tell us they want to increase its program space, and accessibility by

public transportation. some exhibits will be relocated to d.c. public libraries, while the museum finds a new space. > thousands of hidden cameras instald at area schools are suppos to keep your kids safe. but does it really deter bad behavior> an early start to the flu season shows the virus is spreadg acros

this is turning out to be an especial rough flu season. the centers for disease control just released a new report that shows the flu is now widespread in 36 states.

in fact across the country, 15 chil have now died from the flu since september, including a fifth grader in ashburn, virginia. cdc warns the outbreaks will likely contie for several weeks, and because of that some hospitals are starting limit visito in an attempt to control the infections. the party is over. kids return to school on monday and there will be extra eyes in the sky when the doors reopen. a review by news4's scott macfarla reveals a fast-gro number of security cameras at local public schools. whether stude realize it sometimes the cameras catch burgla in the act, like they did days ago at stanton elemen school. and sometimes cop investigate lockdown like in leesburg when headph were mistaken for a weapon. we're allowed to see a large area. we cover a large -- a lot larger area than we could if we just had our security staff in the schools. >> r quietly but quickly, d.c. area public

schools have been deploying more surveill cameras. news4s has reviewed security prog at eight local school di combined those districts use more than 30,000 secur cameras. hundreds of them installed in just recent months. >> if that card was not progra to access that door. >> r bob hellmuth runs securi and allowed news4 inside his security hub where he can pull any of the 5,000 cameras on to his big screen. >> we use this to go back and to reconstrt i that occurred so detailed are the images he can check the hands of one staff member standing near a locker. parents and people who live near school buildin questn whether a the cameras are overkill. >> i don't t it's ney going to prevent things and we would like to people watching the cameras or being on the ground. >> repor inside his security hub room he says the cameras too mu for him and staff to screen continually. can any one person here regularly monit them? >> no.

that would b impossible. it woulde impossible. he says school securi staffers in the buildings a a much more importt sec measure and kids realize there are too many cameras for sta to be watching and ignore the big eyes in the sky. this pair of students w position right next to a camera. >> i think people get used to it and forget those cameras are ev there. and so -- i think that's any buildi we go into any bank any mall. we know those cameras are there. >> govert agencies have been handing out grant money to pay for the security cameras. increasi schoo say in recent month in the wake of school shootings nat in northwest d.c. school macfarlane news4. >> if you head to our website, you ca find out how other school are using their cameras. go to nbcwashington and click on investigations you've got a tip for the i-team you c send it to us right from that page. all right. let's turn now to the weather and get a final check with doug who has bee reminding us all

day how wonderful it is out at . >> and i think i would be remiss if i didn't talk about the other cool part. billy joel. i said billy joel 2. billy idol was here. jason pugh said billy joel? it's okay jason. it's okay. i do -- >> don't blame me for your mistakes doug okay? >> i was the one on live televisi. billy idol was awesome, amazing. let's show the weather. it's definit cooler out here today. te now, 42 at the airport. l be around that same number around 7:00. 9:00 we're coming down around 41. and then at 11:00, at 39 degrees. again, cold tonight but not nearly as cold as it has been. 37 in rockville, 36 towards gaithers. right now in ft. belvoir. the cold spot manassas coming in right now at 34 degrees. storm team 4 radar, dry for now, but notice what's coming our way. wee g an area of storminess ma its way from parts of

texas now around the memphis area through mississippi. that area of storms will make its way our way, and it will be in the form of all rain. i'm thinking that temperature shoulde wel above that freezi mark so we shouldn't have to worry about any mix in our region. your forecas tomorrow the impact forecast no problems at all. weat will not have an impact on your day. super nice for winter. yeah we're talking about a beautil afternoon. average hig tempe this time of year now around 44 degrees. w be up around 50 degrees tomorrow it's just going to be gorgeo with lots of sunshine light winds, and again, the winds a lot less than they were today. 43 degrees in some of the coldest areas to 52 to the south. how about the weekend forecast? 48 degrees, saturday. rain develops in the early afternoon. we're talking about cloudine and that rain coming in the afternoon. the heaviest rain develops overnight sy night into early sunday morning. but then on sunday the rain moves out around midday and we may actuall get out with pretty nice afterno on sunday.

high temperatures around 64. that storm system moves through. we will see tempes begin to fall late in the day on sunday as the winds begin to pick up. but right now, the weekend, half and half weekend, so to speak, saturday if you have some plans saturday evening, that's the time you're going need to take that umbrella with you. now, next couple days 50 degrees on your friday. there's that wee again. and then we get windy and just plain cold. monday a high of 41. 35 on tuesday. 32 on wednesday. and a high of only 30 degrees on thursday. yes, a slight chance of snow on tuesday, but again, a very small chance. been talking about that the last couple days. so guys get ready. today was a little bit on the chilly side. but next week looks to be the real first shot of some of that arctic air making its way our way. i guess i'm done. i've had my fun down here and i've got to tell you, it was fun, guys. i would say, i wish you could be here but you already knew that. >> we missed billy joel. we're both big fans and really

upset about that. >> our piano man, doug kammerer there, you should know billy idol is still in town and wants a phone >> thanks dave for a white wedding. i know. we've got a lot more coming up on "nbc nightly kate snow fill in for brian williams. >> coming up tonight of the 162 people on board that airasia flight only nine bodies recovere the weath reay hampering the search efforts there. we're also talking about new laws in this new year including a law against get this tiger selfies. and we're talking about resoluti were the ones that worked for you in 2014? and what are you hoping for in this new year? all coming up on "nb >> thank you very much kate. we saw jason pugh peek his he into the shot. >> real quick. >> he and dianna still at nats' park. >> billy idol not billy joel

jason. it wasn't my fault. >> as if billy idol wasn't enough we had a hockey game and the caps win in the final few seconds. yeah it was a former black hawk w led the capitals to victory. l hr from the winter

this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live . di and jason, this was one in a lifetime today. don't you wish we could do more

games down there? >> i know. this is -- this was really so incredib. i'm sure people at home have been seeing on their own facebo page and twitter and seeing right here on news4 how excited everybody is. and it's real. everyoneg really genuine about this. because tha how great it was down here. after reall a -- [ no audio ] >> okay. all right. obviousl we had some audio proble down there. di and jason down there at nats' park. k she's going to sum up what a lot of us thought. >> yeah. >> they were weird about the glare. >> not a big issue. sunny skies, great time out there. meanwhile, we're going to talk over some video. sunny skies at the start of the game chris was mentioning. just amazing atmosphere at nats' park today. and the caps got things going pretty early. first period chicago's patrick kane passing back to brent

seabrook. but the puck gets in the way, and it's eric fehr who chases it down and scores. remember h had two goals against the penguins in that caps game last winter at the winter classic. caps up 1-0. later in the period, more from the caps mike green, the blast, and it's alex ovechkin putting home the rebound. his 18th goal of the season. >> here it is again. the great eight in the perfect spot. g play on a big stage. caps take the 2-0 lead. here come the blackhawks second period 2-1 game. john carlson, unfortunate bounce off the boards. tack tack toe. ties the game 2. late in the third period caps attackg alex ovechkin breaks his stick. will lose the puck. but troy brouwer fires, scores the game winner. 12.9 seconds left on the clock. and you know troy brouwer, his dad had a stroke. his family is up in vancouver. this was the first time that

troy brouwer's dad was going to get a chance to actually see him play. a way to end it. >> i'll tell you, he carried t. it was all about brouwer. let's lis >> troy your first goal against your former team and comes in thrillg fashion. had to feel pretty good for you, huh? >> it d absolutely. i played a couple games against the hawks in the last couple years since being traded and to be able to score 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 dc finish. >> this is probably one of the spl days. and sometimes you see the puck goes in it's a great feeling, because you want to get success and you want >> we're back out here live. someone tripp on a power cord there. soy about that. but we are back here as they are cleaning nats' park up after what was really one of the most exciting days probably in the

nation's capitol here in this sports world in quite a few years. 43,000 people were here today. jason, i know for you personal this is probably one of t best. >> it was just the coolest thing. co atmosphere great to be here great to be a part of it. these players, the fans they will not forget today here at nations park. >> yeah fans definitely getting their money's worth today. it all kicked off with a lot of rock star music here. billy idol got things going with this live performance. and the flyover took place right before the game. you see the players from both teams soaking it all in. a day to remember for all. and for all the people that were able to win this here at nats' park. jus a great day, and on top of it to get the win. >> you know i think this was the best winter classic. you look at the quality of the play speed of the game the quality of the ice, i thought the weather was absolutely perfect. and to win, you know at the buzzer basically, and makes a

great theater, great drama. >> one of the most memorable things from tonight, obviously the goal. but the introduction before the game. you know standing side by side on the reflective pond while the anthem is going on sets the whole mood for the day. and, you know we were fortunate enough to get t. >> memories for all those caps players today. and hopefully this will be a nice start for the rest of the sports world here in d.c. like the redskins which we were just talking about. dave already started their search for a defensive coordina parted ways with jim hat. the candidate list is starting build up look at 49ers' defense coordinator, vick fangio that would be a great hire. for now, i'm dianna russini. this is jason pugh from nats' park. wel send it back to you guys. >> thank y both. thanks for joining us. "nbc nig is heading your way next. >> we'll see you at 11:00. have a g.

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