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their children in his final moments. and the son of the late marion barry preparing to turn himself in to police over an incident inside a d.c. bank. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. first tonight, a tragic scene in annapolis where there's still no sign of six family members missing since a massive fire destroyed their waterfront mansion. >> firefighters will still only say they are unaccounted for. but news 4's jackie bensen is live with some new developments now coming from the scene. jackie? >> reporter: well we can tell you at this point that the homeowner, his wife and their four grandchildren are widely feared to be victims of this fire. the annapolis gazette is reporting tonight the children's private school has sent home a letter to families and will be closed tomorrow. however, because the damage is still at this time preventing a search fire officials are referring to them as unaccounted for. a team of 15 to 20 agents from

the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is scheduled to arrive tuesday afternoon to begin trying to figure out what happened here. neighbors wonder how the 16,000-square-foot mansion equipped with the best of technology including an automatic alarm system could have burned so completely in the middle of the night. atf agent says the enormous size of the home played a role in the decision to request a national response team. >> some of the investigators here were commenting that some of the large structure fires they've been to church fires, this is a lot larger than majority of the structures they've ever worked. >> reporter: by the time firefighters arrived at 3:30 a.m. in response to an alert from the alarm company to a 911 call from a neighbor who saw the flames the floors were collapsing and they could not fight the blaze from inside or conduct any search for occupants. these are before and after images of the structure, nicknamed the castle and owned

by don pile chief operating officer of virginia-based science logic. the gated structure sits at the end of childs point road in annapolis overlooking the south river. >> no sprinklers in the dwelling. they weren't required at the time it was bought -- or constructed. the closest hydrant was a mile from the scene. we had to establish a water supply setup. that was initially done by using tanker shuttle and then what gave us the best water supply was bringing the fire boat in from sandy point. >> reporter: the home remains under police guard tonight. standard procedure when a fire like this is still under investigation. live in annapolis, jackie bensen news 4. >> jackie thank you. breaking news in the district. two people have been shot on a metro bus in northwest. happened right around 10:30 on h street not far from massachusetts avenue. police say one person was shot in the hand, the other in the thigh. both have been taken to the hospital and are expected to be okay but police are still

looking for the shooter. check our nbc washington app for any updates as they come in. developing right now a bomb threat phoned into jfk airport in new york forced passengers from two flights off their planes. a passenger on board one of the flights from san fran to jfk recorded this video as the flight was evacuated. the other flight was leaving for tel aviv israel. both were listed as delta flight 468. security searched both planes found nothing, and gave the all clear late tonight. federal authorities are investigating the threat. only on news 4 tonight, the final heroic actions of a husband trying to save his family. we told you about corey mattison's murder in ashburn, virginia, last friday. police say he was shot and killed by his ex-wife's husband minh nguyen. even in the last minutes of his life he was trying to protect the children who were still in the house. news 4's derek ward has our

story. >> reporter: police say 38-year-old minh nguyen a one-time social media tech pioneer and the ex-husband of denise mattison burst into the home and shot her new husband. corey mattison died in the rear of the house. it's believed he led the gunman out back away from the family. denise was just getting home as it all unfolded. >> he was my hero. >> reporter: the couple had only been married for three months. denise said it was the fulfillment of a destiny. she'd seen him in a dream years before they had met. >> when i met cory i knew he was without a doubt my man with kind eyes. >> reporter: the blending of their two families children and siblings. for denise's brother, it was a dream come true. his sister had a protector. >> to see the way that he loved denise on a consistent basis, to see the way he treated her, there's nothing more than a brother could ask for. >> reporter: cory had been a college and professional athlete

though he'd make his mark not in a stadium of of fans but in the eyes of those who knew him best and loved him. even amid the seemingly senseless violence of his death, he made a difference. >> he not only in my opinion, saved his family but by his action s actions. >> reporter: the family on an emotional roller coaster here. they know they made the best of their short time together. >> there isn't any regret other than the fact that my sweet husband isn't here any more. >> reporter: the accused killer is being held without bond on a first degree murder charge. derek ward news 4. tonight more people are joining a lawsuit against metro, a law firm says more than 30 people are now suing the transit authority because of last monday's accident that injured dozens of people and killed 61-year-old carol glover. today loved ones held a memorial for glover. meanwhile, news 4 has learned

that radio encryption may have hindered communication during a rescue attempt in the tunnel. emergency responders may not have been able to talk to metro officials after the train filled with smoke. wednesday, congressional, metro and ntsb leaders will meet to discuss what happened. new at 11:00 tonight, the son of the late marion barry plans to turn himself into police as soon as tomorrow over an angry outburst at a bank. christopher barry got into an argument with the teller in the pnc bank in southwest. he threw a trash can and destroyed a security camera then told the clerk he would, quote, have somebody waiting for you when you get off. barry is now facing two misdemeanor counts. he's a candidate to fill his late father's ward 8 council seat. terry mcauliffe said he's under way to a speedy recovery after a procedure to drain fluid

around his lungs. the buildup is a complication from vacations in africa overe holidays. he was thrown off a horse and broke several ribs. doctors thought the injury would heal itself and mcauliffe went about his business even delivering the state of the commonwealth address last week. he sent out a tweet saying he expects to be back at work in the coming days. seems like we've got rid of the bitter cold. but we're tracking another system heading our way. oh doug. >> that system will make its way here on wednesday. tomorrow i think a fairly good repeat of what we saw out there today. across our area 45 degrees today. 50 in d.c. 53 in fredericksburg. so nice and mild on our monday. tuesday looks to be very similar. satellite rad ar showing a few clouds. a fairly cold night. we're watching this clipper system here rain and snow around chicagoland area. that will pass by our north

tomorrow. it will only bring us the cloud cover, another system even farther back to the west. that's the one that could bring us some rain and snow on wednesday. could affect your morning commute. i'll talk about that coming up in my full forecast. >> thank you, doug. pope francis said today that he'll visit d.c. during his u.s. trip in september confirming what news 4's tom sherwood reported last week. the pope said he would also travel to new york and philadelphia but is unlikely to make any other stops. we reached out to the archdiocese of washington which says it's delighted by the news but the vatican has not confirmed the details of the visit to washington. pope francis says he plans toen kaennize an 18th century mission founder in the visit to d.c. that will be at a mass at the ba basilica to the shrine of the immaculate conception. the annual mlk parade in southeast washington. many marchers held signs and

chanting protesting recent police violence. some honored the civil rights leader with a day of service. hundreds of volunteers in northern virginia community college here packed food kits for the hungry. dr. king's daughter is calling on people to remember her father's legacy of nonviolence as they call for justice in recent police shootings. bernice king told a group in atlanta to have the nation choose a nonviolent coexistence. president obama, mrs. obama and daughter malia helped draw and assemble literacy kits at the boys and girls club of greater washington. the kits will help boost reading and writing skills for children. a family who just moved into a montgomery county neighborhood found a racist message on their home this morning. neighbors there quickly helped them remove it. this is what the african-american chevy chase family woke up to. the message uses the n-word and

says go home. it was spray painted on the garage door. family has only been living in this glenmore drive community for five days. a neighbor who helped the victims clean up the message said the timing of the act is sickening. >> horrified. we've never seen anything like this in this neighborhood and to have it happen on martin luther king's birthday is gross. >> montgomery county police tonight are treating this as a hate crime. the finishing touches are still being put on president obama's next-to-the last state of the union address. much of it will sound familiar when he speaks on capitol hill tomorrow. the white house has already announced several major programs that create the foundation of the speech. free community college tuition, paid sick leave, a tax hike on the rich and a tax cut for the middle class. the tax plan has already been roundly slammed by republicans who have promised to block some of the proposals. you can watch the address right here on nbc 4.

live coverage starts at 9:00. you can stream the address on our nbc washington app and join us at news 4 at 11:00 for reaction from capitol hill. next we've got dramatic new video showing just how dangerous it was at the i-95 corridor yesterday with roads covered in ice. a big super bowl matchup is all set. today the seahawks got some unwanted attention on social media for a not so supertweet. and why a new outbreak of the measles is catching some doctors by

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smashing a car. this video taken on i-95 in new brunswick, new jersey yesterday. that out of control semirushing toward the vehicle and swerved out of the way at the last possible second over the median there. icy road conditions caused accidents across the northeast yesterday. new tonight on news 4, a d.c. woman is in jail tonight accused of leaving her infant son alone in a car. metro transit police found the car illegally parked along michigan avenue near the brookland catholic metro station just before 6:00 tonight. they tell us the 1-year-old was strapped in a car seat but alone. the boy's mother nikita pettis returned a short time later and tried to drive away. she's charged now with child neglect. the child is now with his at disneyland. now it has spread to several states. health officials say an outbreak of the measles has doubled in size in just the last week. as erica edwards reports, the virus has been wiped out for so

long it's catching some doctors by surprise. >> reporter: more than 50 people have been diagnosed with the measles in an outbreak that dpan in december at california's disneyland. >> we're much more concerned. >> reporter: now cases have been reported in utah colorado and washington state. the airborne virus is so contagious contagious it can stick around after an infected person has left the room. >> it can survive on dry surfaces for hours. >> reporter: measles causes fever, a cough and runny nose. it's marked by a signature rash that may not show up until after the patient has been contagious for days. >> it can lead to blindness, it can lead to encephalitis which is an infection of the brain. >> reporter: 13 people are also sick in a separate outbreak in south dakota. one clinic there offered booster shots for free. >> you're not just putting yourself at risk it's others that you put at risk if you get sick and pass it along. >> reporter: many in the outbreak were not vaccinated

either because they were too young or parents decided against vaccinating their children. doctors say a decrease in vaccination rightates is the main reason the nation has seen outbreaks in recent years. 600 people were infected in 2014 the worst year for measles in over a decade. well, they're their way to the super bowl but the seahawks official twitter account made a big fumble today. this photo was tweeted out showing russell wilson crying next to a martin luther king quote with the caption, we shall overcome. fans were not too happy and the tweet was deleted. they later sent out an apology saying we did not intend to compare football to the civil rights legacy of dr. king. a new england patriot can call himself a hero now after winning the afc championship last night. vince wilfork helped rescue a woman from an overturned suv.

he says it was no big deal. he was on his way home from the game when he saw the crash. he didn't even tell his teammates what had happened. well, as we know by now the patriots face off with the seahawks in less than two weeks and counting. i'll be heading to phoenix to bring you live coverage leading up to the big game all next week. the super bowl airs right here on nbc 4 sunday february 1st, at 6:30 and the temperature's going to be about, what 63 69? >> you've been rubbing this in. >> you've left notes on my desk all week, i'm going to feen iphoenix, you're not. >> we'll get even somehow. >> there's the payback. >> we're looking for some snow out there. phoenix had a little bit of snow this winter. >> no. >> yeah! >> it happens. >> temperatures tonight on the cool side but not bad at all. this time of year we could be in the teens, but we're at 34 right

now innds out of the south at 6 miles per hour. we're looking at a few clouds but most of the area fairly clear. that allows temperatures to fall into the 20s. 27 manassas 28 in gaithersburg. what are we seeing? radar, there's nothing to show right now in our area. so we're not expecting anything over the next 24 hours even though there's a clipper system back to the west. here it is right around the chicagoland area. this one will track just to the north. any time these clippers head to the north of us they give us something in the way of milder conditions. and they take the moisture to the north. the next one will drape itself down and go right over our region. if it's north of us we're talking milder conditions and mostly rain, if it's just to the south of us we'll see snow. that clipper moves up to the north, we will see the clouds from that storm system though. 46 in gaithersburg 51 in

culpepper. your forecast tomorrow on the low side. we'll see clouds some sun. it will be on the mild side. you don't need to take anything special with you tomorrow afternoon, just a jacket maybe the coat. timing it out, 9:00 tomorrow no problems. 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, dealing with the cloud cover around the region. some areas will see some sun, too. then on wednesday, that's when we see that next clipper system move in. still kind of out there as far as what exactly we're going to be seeing. 9:00 still nothing around the d.c. metro area. that means rush hour may be okay here. this is the critical time between 10:00 and 1:00, that's when we see a burst of snow from gaithersburg baltimore. there's that rain/snow line we have to figure out where that sets up too. then that storm system changes over to rain as we do have milder air moving in. here's the impact.

down theo the south, a nuisance event, a coating to an inch in the north more disruptive 1 to 2 inches. some areas more especially closer to baltimore. tom kierein will have the latest for you early tomorrow morning. 50 on your tuesday, 38 there's wednesday. we get to 44 on thursday. right now thursday and friday look like a couple of nice days. then we want another storm op saturday. although it looks like it wants to stay to our south, many of you say you want it to come to the north. >> who are these people who say that? >> my son. coming up -- georgetown looking to knock down one of the top teams in the

this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. the wizards crushing it down at the verizon. >> the verizon center is not friendly to anything pennsylvania related. all over the sixers today. just warming up the court for the georgetown game. a little matinee hoops on this martin luther king jr. day. first quarter wizards up by 11 already. john wall backing the defender down. spins around. hits that. 11 points for wall tonight. wiz up 12. then in the second kevin seraphin wants in on this action. pass down low to him. a little spin. finishes with the flush. later in the quarter wizards running away with it literally.

marcin gortat. and third quarter, something you hardly ever see. paul pierce pass to nene the big man knocks down the three. only the fourth of his career. the wizards beat the sixers 111-76. wild crowd tonight. georgetown taking on fourth-ranked villanova. it was their turn at the verizon center. first half trautwig comes up with the steal. georgetown. smith-rivera. knocks down the three. georgetown up 7. later, more "d." another villanova turnover here leads to a break that gives to paul white, goes to the drive, gets the bucket and one. with a little over a minute left in the half. georgetown up by 22 at the half.

they go on to win it 78-58. fans stormed the court down there at the verizon center. great, great game. lots of fun action down there. the nationals sure like to keep things interesting as well. the team broke the bank today signing pitcher max sherz za erer max sherza.er. who is he? he took ohm the cia young award. last season he won 158 games. in 2014 he had 252 strikeouts. good for third place in all the mlb and ten more than stephen strasburg. this is something we were talking about earlier today. >> lock at this. >> some are calling the projected rotation one of the best ever. after max, you have stephen

strasburg, jordan zimmerman, doug fister and gonzalez. they won 15 games with the 2.58 e.r.a. wow, the pressure's on. let's go world series? who starts on opening day? th

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