it is a true winter weekend. cold all around. temperatures in the 20s. the windchill is even lower. we will see some sun today, but we're goin tel you why storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell says it's not going to help. >> also this morning, tragedy near a local pond. what we're working to learn about a little boy's drowning. first, breaking news this morning. the tail portion of that airasia flight 8501 was recovered. the airbus a320 crashed two weeks ago and killed 162 people. at this point it is not known if that cobbingpit flight and voice data recorders, things known as the black boxes, are

inside that tail section. finding those is crucial to learning why the plane went down. in aircraft and a crane to lift it on to a rescue ship. good morning, everyone. welcome to news 4 today. i'm angie goff. >> and i'm david culver on this 10g9 of 10th of january, 2015. health and fitness magazine. >> chockful of events. an exciting weekend. kicking it off today. doreen gentzler will join us in the 9:00 hour to give us an update on that. first, you'll have to wrap up if you're headed out to the expo. >> best part of the expo, it is indoors today. chuck bell is standing cold it will be today. what do you think, chuck? >> don't expect much of a recovery. even with full sunshine we will not make it back to the freezing mark for afternoon temperatures. plan on a very cold day to be

outside. temperatures 14 right now in gaithersburg. 21 downtown. 17 in fredericksburg. what you're going to lead to layer up today, heavy coat hat, scarf, gloves sunglasses. about the only thing you won't need is the umbrella. there won't be any rain out there. windchills are in the teens and single digits. hour by hour 19 degrees. 8:00. time. only up to 25 by 4:00 pm. the cold air is stick around all weekend. that could lead to a little trouble monday morning. freezing rain threat. more on that coming up. back to you for now. >> we'll check in with you then chuck. home burglary that turned violent. that happened jackson place at a home yesterday afternoon. elderly couple came home found someone robbing their place. suspect stabbed the 84-year-old man and took off.

he is now in serious condition. police do of this morning. developing story this morning, a 7-year-old boy died after falling into a frozen pond. this happened in prince george's county and news 4's jackie bensen was at the scene in oxen hill last night. >> police were on the scene. the child was in the water. they were getting the child out of the water. he was unconscious and not breathing at the time. >> frantic woman flagged down a prince george's county police cruiser after 5:30 pm and asked the officer to please help her son, who had fall nooenen into a large drainage pond. he was joined by another officer working an off-duty security job across the street. they plunged into the water to rescue the boy. frank foster lives nearby. >> i heard commotion and saw the lights. i saw them running up the hill with the baby. that's all i saw. >> reporter: it's located behind a townhouse complex.

police cordoned off the entire area with yellow tape. pieces of the boy's outer which are could be seen on the ground evidence of the cpr performed by the soaked and freezing officers as they tried to revive the unconscious child. the pond has an aerater, which keep it is from freezing solid. the boy's mother was alerted to the situation by another son. >> that's why detectives are out here trying to determine exactly what happened. is it foul play accident? what exactlypened tonight? >> and that was jackie bensen reporting. we know both officers were taken to the hospital as a precaution. right now we are working more -- working to bring you more information on this awful tragedy. a fourth terror suspect on the loose right now in paris.

intelligence is being collected on all three terrorists killed yesterday. the men were confident and well trained, police say. steve handelsman has more on the potential threat to america. >> reporter: it was a coordinated police assault and it worked. this was the supermarket in paris. four hostages died all of them killed police say, by ahmedy coulibaly. printing press outside of paris, kouachi brothers were surrounded by police who said the brothers were part of a terror cell with hayat boumeddiene and amedy coulibaly. >> the united states stands with

you today. >> reporter: president obama watched from knoxville. >> we hope that the immediate threat is now resolved. >> officials say said kouachi got training from al qaeda of yemen. >> much more dangerous from isis because they have never plotted attacks against the homeland. >> reporter: despite the boston marathon bombing, most experts agree there's less of a threat here thanks to our islamic community says this woman. >> muslims who, after 9/11 wanted to take a more interactive role in solving the problem. >> reporter: u.s. officials still fear copycat terrorist attacks now, like the french do. steve handelsman nbc news washington. the latino community is inviting those concerned with a new executive order on immigration to seek help. president obama's sweeping immigration order could affect 4 million undocumented workers. casa devirginia is reaching out

to help anyone from the fredericksburg area impacted by the president's executive order. that meeting will start at 1:00 pm today at the spotsylvania mall town center conference center. changes with metro today. >> major track work happening on metr this weekend. you'll have to take a bus between the reagan national airport and king street stations as the braddock road station will be closed. you'll have to wait up 16 minutes between trains to ride the red line. you could have as much as a 20-minute wait. have a good one thnchts morning familiar site. nbc 4 health and fitness expo is kicking off. we cannot wait to welcome you through those doors. here is a sneak peek and a new app for our health and fitness expo. you can see all the weekend's events and set reminders for the ones you want to go to.

search expo to go. you'll have access to dozens of free health screenings forms and demonstrations on spies, eating health and fitness. everything begins this morning at the washington convention center. it's going to be a real exciting time. >> lot to do there. police found something in a montgomery county neighborhood. and it gave a local woman her freedom back. we'll explain how you at home helped. get to your car! >> no. >> i'm doing my business! >> an attack on a police officer is caught on camera. how it all started over shoveling snow. live look outside. temperatures starting in the 20s right now. it's dry for now. storm team 4's chuck bell.

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welcome back. an attack on a police officer has left a man dead in salt lake city. and the d on thursday. and it was all caught on the officer's lapel camera. >> get to your car. >> no. >> i'm doing my business! >> 1-4-6. send me another unit. you need to calm down right now. >> no you need to calm down! i'm doing my business. >> police were called by several homeowners a man looking into several cars and homes. he was asking people if they needed to shovel snow. he was shot and killed by another officer called to the scene. usually when a fedex driver comes to your house it's for a delivery. one houston driver took something very important to a little girl. the driver picking up rather than dropping off here the two

french bulldogs were hanging out in front of the house. the driver spends about ten minutes trying to coral the dogs into the truck, you see that there. the driver goes all the way up to the front door to corner one after she runs away. >> he put both puppies in his car and then he just -- and then he just went somewhere with the puppies. >> luckily for that cute little girl and the family they got a call from a vet clinic. someone found the pups wandering the streets 30 minutes from home and dropped them off at a vet. fedex says they are looking into the theft and are workg with police. terror on the highway. more than 100 vehicles involved in the deadly pile-up and explosion that sent fireworks flying. it sure does feel and look like winter this morning. that snow will not have much luck melting today.

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we're back at 6:15. a disabled woman has her piece of freedom back thanks to a news 4 viewer who saw our story. >> someone stole joan palmer's modified minivan. news 4's derrick ward has more. >> all is well that ends well. it may not have lived up to its name by being taken, joan

palmer is still amazed it's back home. >> a miracle. that's exactly what i thought. it was a miracle. >> her 2013 oddyssey went missing, stolen some time between 8:00 pm and 8:00 am the next day. the van had to be specially equipped to handle the wheelchair it had to be obvious to whoever took it. >> they had to know. it has handicap tags for one thing. plus where a passenger sit, there's nothing there. >> one of the modifications is the steering system super sensitive and easy to drive. someone who didn't know it might not know what to expect behind the wheel. given that fact she's surprised the van wasn't wrecked. >> i'm glad they figured out that it wasn't a fun thing to play with and parked it and left. >> from prichard spring within

a mile from where it was taken and seen by a woman who saw our story and recognized it. >> she went and called the police. >> reporter: police called the palmers and within an hour they had their van back and joan palmer had her freedom back too. >> if that van's not there, i'm here. >> it's there, with everything inside as it was, wheelchair ramps and her music. >> even all my cds were there. >> she's eternally thankful to the police and the woman who called them and her faith in people is restored. it had been challenged by the theft. >> all the prayers and good wishes that came our way, it does restore it. >> derrick ward news 4. severe winter weather taking a toll on the roads in michigan. at least one person was killed near this big pileup near ann arbor. trucks jackknifed.

trk trucks were carrying fireworks and at least one of them acid. it has been burned off. finding somewhere warm to spend brutally cold nights only 16 beds are open for single women and only 62 family shelter vacancies. third straight cold emergency. lots of kids in our area did the snow day happy dance. check out the video at teachers one school in michigan getting in on the fun. ♪ greenmont christian is closed ♪ >> they made the announcement to let students know the school was closed because of the snow. they did it in a creative way, you can see. gleeful teachers in their winter hats and gloves as they danced down their school hallway. synced to that of miley cyrus'

"party in the u.s.a.." that's really fun. you know what? they posted this on youtube. already has 100,000 views and 17,500 -- oh, wow! >> they're not done. >> there we go. 17,500 views on their facebook page alone. >> nice. >> really loving it. >> i wonder if they got there early before school started just to tape that or if it was preproduced ready to release. >> looked like it was an awful lot of edit inging for an early morning wake-up them in michigan you can always expect snow so they may have had that one ready to go. >> we close school here for two to three inches of snow but what would the threshold be in michigan? it must be this deep of snow. for outside and for us no snow in the forecast. snow we had a few days ago still out there. we have not recovered much from a temperature standpoint. there's no real recovery coming this weekend either. we might only spend a couple of

hours for the whole weekend above the freezing mark. that will be all the way at the end of it. second half of your sunday afternoon. certainly not the beginning of it. saturday morning is a windchilled start for sure. it is a bitter cold 21 degrees at reagan national airport right now. temperatures elsewhere aren't very much better. 20 in annapolis. 21 degrees into st. mary's county. mid teens in the shenandoah county. barely above the single digits in northern maryland. quite a change even from yesterday. temperature 10 to as much as 20 degrees colder now than we were yesterday morning at the same time. you factor in the wind windchills in the single digits to around zero early this morning. windchills will stay in those single digits all day long today. what to expect this weekend? plenty of sunshine. plenty of cold air. and as the weekend comes to an end, sunday night into monday morning, moisture coming our

way, could run over the top of this cold air and create a little bit of a freezing rain threat early monday morning. more on that in a second. weather impact on your day today will be moderate frigid and blustery outside with single digit and teen windchills all day. we don't have any precipitation to worry about. next little weather maker for us is coming into the lone star state of texas. that's the moisture that will be here late sunday on into early monday. meantime we'll be high and dry for the remainder of today, tonight and through much of the day tomorrow as well. so your hometown forecast beautiful greatfalls virginia 19 degrees at 9:00 am. 23 your high temperature this afternoon. and back down into the teens by early this evening. and the week ahead, not much better. little rain/ice threat monday morning staying below average all week long. another rain/snow chance coming our way thursday. by the time you wake up tomorrow temperatures once again will be in the teens and highs tomorrow. generally upper 30s to near 40 degrees. here is future weather forecast.

by 9:00 am this morning, breezy and cold. the wind will lay down later on this afternoon. it will stay cold all day long and all night tonight as well. then tomorrow clouds coming back in later today and a chance for rain or freezing rain by late sunday night into the early parts of monday morning. here is your seven-day forecast. 25 today. 39 tomorrow. then that little chance for some am iciness monday morning, but staying cold all through the rest of the week. all of those seven days are colder than average. guys? >> chuck, thank you. it's not uncommon for high schoolers to earn college credit. to be guaranteed those credits while not having to pay for them where local students are taking advantage. and brain health. one of the things you can learn more about

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back at 6:25. news for your health we're learning more about your brain, how to prevent cognitive decline as you age. >> news 4's doreen gentzler looks at four things you can do to slow your aging. >> reporter: pamela casey just turned 50 a few weeks ago but she says she's already noticing changes in her memory. >> i can't find my keys. it's more of an effort. i'll have to make a list. >> reporter: the experts say that's not unusual. research shows that by the time

we hit age 50 it's not just our body aging, but our brains too. >> what happen sincere the brain naturally peaks in our 20s, unfortunately, and then starts a very slow process of cognitive decline. that's completely natural. it can show up in various ways. your memory can feel slower your processing skills aren't quite as sharp as they used to be. >> reporter: new studies are showing that you can slow down your aging brain. lynn mento senior vice president for aarp just introduced the staying sharp program for its members including four key areas to protect brain health. number one is exercise. >> so the one area that's most closely collaborated with brain health is better physical health. even 20 minutes a day of exercise is shown to improve your processing speed and your memory. >> reporter: she says exercising helps the brain in two ways. it gets more oxygen flowing and also induces hormones that help

keep the brain healthy. next experts say people should work out their brains. that means practicing mental exercises. it can be an easy one to do at home. >> once a week for an hour if you're right-handed try writing with your left hand for an hour. it pushes your brain out of its comfort zone. and that's a good thing. >> reporter: number three, stress less and socialize more. that means taking a few minutes every day to try to reduce your stress level. it might mean practicing meditation or yoga. at the same time mento says people need to interact with others. >> that there are pieces of our brain that are designed to improve our social interactions. and if that's not getting exercise then your whole brain isn't getting exercise. >> reporter: number four eat brain-healthy foods, including blueberries, salmon avocados nuts and seeds, something pamela casey started doing since she turned 50. she's also practicing yoga and meditation and is taking more

time to travel. >> i figured i could go one way or another when i turned 50. i decided i'm just going to take charge of this and try to be healthier. >> good for her. doreen gentzler reporting there. we built this special app for the health and fitness expo. go to the app store now and search expo to go. search all the weekend's events and set reminders for the ones you want to go to. dave and myself will be out there around noon. is that right? >> that's right. >> 2:00 stop by the fashion show the first time we're doing it this year. >> a lot coming up. coming up here developing right now, the u.s. reacting to the deadly terror attacks in paris. the warning going out to american travelers. high schoolers taking college-level classes. nothing new there. it's being guaranteed the credits for free. that makes one program in our area unique. chuck bell is tracking a wintry mess. he's t

back at 6:31. a 7-year-old boy died after falling into a frozen pond in prince george's county. investigators are trying to figure out how the child ended up in that pond. tail portion of airasia flight 8501 has been recovered. airbus a320 crashed three weeks ago with 162 people on board. not known if the cockpit, voice and flight data recorders were still inside the tail. fourth terror suspect is onow in paris.

hayat boumediene is the common law wife of one of the terrorists. police say she is dangerous and armed. i'm david culver. >> and i'm angie goff. we're waking up to arctic air. >> it is cold but fortunately there's a place you can go inside and get warm the health and fitness expo at the convention center. to figure out how cold it will be today, we'll head over to chuck bell. >> it's real cold. back to you. >> that's it. go home. >> that's all you need to know. right? no chance for any rain today. a bright and sunny saturday but it's going to stay very cold all through the course of the day. outside right now is the view from our tower cam here in northwest. national cathedral right there. washington monument swrefrson memorial. good vfblt outside this morning. that's about the only nice thing you can say.

temperatures are in the teens and 20s. for outdoor activities going for a morning jog, dog walk bundle up. temperatures in the teens will only get into the low and mid 20s for temperatures later on this afternoon. afternoon temps, 22 gaithersburg. 29 in fredericksburg. more on our next chance for wintry weather monday morning in a few minutes. for now back to the news. >> thanks chuck. a big hit from all that cold weather. this is what it looks like inside the gatsby museum. the build something covered in water because of a busted sprinkler pipe. workers are following a disaster pipe to try to limit damage to the museum and the collection. you can keep up-to-date with the latest severe weather by downloading the nbc 4 storm team app. search nbc washington weather in the app store. all new this morning, pls police officer involved in a three-car accident in greenbelt. video from the scene.

this happened around 1:30 in the morning on green belt hanover parkway. the cruiser was rear ended. one person was arrested for dui. no one in that crash was seriously hurt. president obama wants to send your kids to college for free. he has proposed a program that would allow students to attend two years of community college for free. the white house says the program will cost the federal government about $60 billion over ten years. the president says this program will help train the workforce and improve u.s. competitiveness with other countries. a similar program already being tried out in loudon county. some high schoolers there getting the chance to take college courses in their own classes and it doesn't cost them a eager eyes watch mr. myron hankey. >> sometimes it goes away from you.

you. >> it is absolutely huge. you get a class of kids that come from all different kinds of backgrounds and you're getting them in a college prep course. >> eight college credits for this year-long course. >> and the cost is zero. that's the beautiful part of this. >> we're taking a class that would have cost us close to a couple thousand dollars. >> reporter: junior colleen wants to be a doctor. >> we live in a society where we mostly kind of have to go into debt to get the education that we need. once we have that degree we sometimes don't get a job right after college. >> it shouldn't be that way. i don't think that i should have to be paying off my student loans by the time i'm 40. i think that's ridiculous. >> colleges are becoming more restrictive for giving credit for advanced placement courses,

these are guaranteed to some 200 colleges. >> students are very excited because they know they're getting the credit at the end of the year. >> reporter: eventually he hopes his students will graduate high school with a free associate's degree. >> rock ridge high school only offers the physics class to essentially get the free college credits. they're hoping to expand next year to include english, history, even theater. following those terrorist attacks in fa france united states issued a global travel warning, apply to france australia and can dachlt all three countries have seen recent terrorist attacks. attacks against americans are becoming increasingly prevalent in other parts of the world. the je suis charlie rally cry is making its way into the nba. he was born in french gui nechlt

a and his parents live not far from where thehebdo attack happened. four people were killed yesterday at a hostage taking at a kosher market in paris. >> gaithersburg father will spend 20 years in prison after he tried to hire this undercover cop to kill his wife. hidden video, you can see right there. he thought he was hiring a hitman for $1,000. the driver was just posing as a hitman after police were notified that he had solicit aid friend trying to find a killer. the cop, wearing a wire. >> tell me your plan though. >> okay. how the plan is now -- >> out like? >> no more. >> no more as in done? as in rest in peace? >> yeah. >> as in six feet snund. >> yeah. >> police arresenow after

that meeting you saw there. his sentencing hearing is scheduled for february. entire exchange between the undercover officer and suspect. search murder for hire. david petraeus may be facing federal charges. they recommended that he face charges for mishandling classified information. he is accused of giving that information to his mistress paula broadwell. she was writing a book about petraeus when he took over the cia in 2011. petraeus has admitted having an affair but denies the other accusations. passengers on metro too drunk to ride. you've probably seen them. the video you will only see on news 4 of one rider's fall and what metro is doing to stop drunk riders. >> local seventh grader on a mission, helping hundreds of homeless kids through his bar mitzvah project. you will want to grab that real warm coat today. temperatures are in the 20s. it feels like we are in the

single digits. chuck bell is tracking the subfreeze hour by hour. >> access to dozens of free health screenings at the nbc 4 health and fitness expo plus forms on eating healthy and fitness.

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to an entirely new world of reading all thanks to the actions of a seventh grader. >> he loves to read but realizes kids his same age do not have an opportunity to do so. zach is trying to raise $38,000 and buy 200 amazon kindles. >> i want to give these homeless children the opportunity to read all the books that they like to and i guess what prompted me to do this was wanting to make a difference in my community. >> visit nbcwashington.com and search kindles. uber has good news for riders that you're going to feel in your wallet. >> but could it have the adverse affect on drivers? what uber is assuring about their wages. now over to chuck. good mornin again, everybody. it is a bitterly cold start to your weekend and there's no real warm-up in sight any time soon.

does that mean we

back at 6:45. the "today" show is up next here on nbc 4. what do you say we check in see what they're working on? >> erica hill is pete williams is joining us live from new york. >> i wish i were pete williams. >> peter alexander. >> peter alexander. >> nice to see you. >> that's what happens when

you're reading the prompter. >> good morning, guys. just ahead here on a saturday morning on "today," peter with us because lester is still live in paris this morning. he will join us from paris with the latest on the investigation this morning into those terror attacks, the nation understandably on edge this morning. there are new details about the gunman behind these duel hostage dramas. possible links to al qaeda and up to sped on that massive manhunt currently under way for their alleged accomplice. and we'll take a look at whether or not that could happen here at home. >> a question people are asking this morning. also truly terrifying video from that massive chain reaction pileup on a michigan interstate involving nearly 200 cars. we will show you what it looked like as it happened. >> hollywood getting ready for the biggest night of the year golden globes of course. did the globes website accidentally reveal a couple of winners? we'll have the story on that. >> not good. plus dylan will tell us how long the cold weather will last.

doreen back to you. >> fair enough. we're even okay? >> back to you, angie. >> you may soon be paying lower prices. good news for uber prices as their wages will not be affected by their lower prices. the company says it's so confident that drivers will see they are making guarantees in every city where it is cutting those prices. uber is hoping the lower fares will entice riders where ridership is low. new video of another drunk metropolitan wroe passenger taking a huge fall inside a station. he survived but is just the latest example of a passenger who metro says is too drunk to ride. >> this stuff is scary to watch. scott mcfarland takes a closer look at metro's ongoing battle against booze. >> reporter: about 1:30 am new year's morning, the boston

station along the sborng silver lines. watch closely. the passenger just exited a train and tries to sit on a wall to the left of your screen. he sways, back and forth, tumbles backward head over heels. the crowd runs to look down. about two minutes later he's finally back on his feet trying to climb out of the utility space below and stumbles again. a second man eventually pulls him out and tries to steady this man. the man who fell is 22 years old. i team has learned he is transported to the hospital and police officers describe the man as highly intoxicated. >> those walls aren't designed to be sat upon. >> reporter: the man should never have entered the station so intoxicated. >> if you find yourself in that intoxicated state, take a cab or travel with a friend who is not intoxicated. >> reporter: similar incidents last year. at least four hard long falls by passengers believed to be intoxicated. each of the passengers would

survive. metro has said it's made recent progress reducing crime and alcohol-related incidents. a 30% trop in citations and arrests limited to alcohol in 2014 compared to the year before. the agency saying it's deploying plain clothes, undercover police officers and has access to hundreds of security cameras to monitor crowds and incidents. joseph kitchen, former member of metro's rider advisory council says they can only patrol so much of the grounds. number of intoxicated riders will still pass through. they're often the ones causing trouble. >> issues we have are passengers under the influence in some way and unable to control themselves. so they are antagonizing other passengers. >> reporter: public intoxication in any major transit system are dangerous, high ledges tall escalators staircases so many high places you can fall from if

you're intoxicated. >> metro spokesman says the popularity of sharing uber and lift are helping with drunk passengers. news4.com/investigations. all the people in those videos survived but some did have some neck and head injuries. they're very lucky. >> they are. >> no kidding, they are. >> you know while you're checking out the website you can see scott's reports from last year. many people falling right there. scary to see. >> got to be careful. one upside at least they're not driving. you have to look out for number one and know when you're going to be over the limit. >> moderation. >> exactly. >> speaking of moderation not -- >> mother nature doesn't have to play by these moderation rules at all. she throws it at you the way she likes to. we are stocking a fairly cold pattern for the rest of the weekend and most if not all, of the coming week as well.

for now it is a cold start for your saturday. 21 degrees at ronald reagan national airport right now. substantial west to northwesterly breeze has windchills back down into the single digits all around town and all over the region in fact. right now it's 9 in coupleumberland. 19 degrees in hunting town. factor in the wind windchills are in the single digits for most of the region. two is the windchill in gaithersburg and negative 2 in martinsburg, west virginia. you'll need to bundle up today. almost anything you have to keep you warm. only thing you won't need is the umbrella. you'll need the sunglasses gloves the hat and scarf. i just want to blend the words together and call it a harf. into the low and mid 20s this afternoon. windchill also stay in the single digits all through the

course of the afternoon. what to expect for the week ahead. still watching for a chance of iciness around here early monday morning. the whole week ahead looks cold. rain/snow chance as we get towards thursday. today's highs staying below freezing. tomorrow more sunshine. we ought to have a little bit of a warm-up. future weather forecast breezy this morning. wind also lay down gradually by later this afternoon. setting the stage for a clear and cold night tonight. start-up temperatures mostly in the mid teens. fortunately without a wind we won't be facing as much of a windchill tomorrow morning. during the day clouds coming back by tomorrow afternoon. daylight hours will be dry tomorrow. computer models trying to bring the leading edge of the moisture in as early as 6:00 7:00 8:00 tomorrow evening. potentially could be raining just about everywhere. there's a lot of disagreement on the computer models. what is true is there's enough cold air around where we have pockets of freezing rain to contend with early monday morning. changes to just all rain monday

afternoon. here is your seven-day forecasen 25. tomorrow only 39. perfect weekend to come on out to the nbc health and fitness expo today, stay nice and warm and get your autographs from all of us. your chance for mostly rain on monday. there is a chance for iciness first thing. we're watching that carefully. tuesday, wednesday, staying cold. there's another chance of snow on thursday. no big blizzards. guys? >> thanks chuck. under new management spoke one on one with the redskins new gm. what he saying about the f

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it is official. the redskins have a new general manager. during his first day on the job, the skin's new boss answered a few questions about his position. >> scott mclewen has the power. will he have the final say on all roster decisions? jason poouugh has more. >> how much did it influence your de here? quite a bit. i've known him multiple years. i know him as a person a football guy. i know about his honesty and loyalty. when he talks, people listen. and there's no messing around about it. no fluff about it. and then when he told me he said i want you to meet my dad. i was like okay really? and met dan and saw what kind of personality. >> 3-13 before that. how much improvement, how much work needs to be done here?

>> i think it's quite a bit of work. it's not like it's a throwaway roster. >> that will do it for news 4 today. we'll be back in 25 minutes with a local news update. >> join us again at 8:30. until then have a great saturday. >> hope to see you at the expo! than

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