high wind advisory for much of the area this afternoon. you can already see the flags moving out at union station. 40 mile-an-hour winds are not out of the question today. for the first time since a mass shooting at the navy yard the building where it happened is open for business. not without change. we'll take you inside. and police are asking for your help as new information is released on a weekend hit on run as the case takes a tragic turn. good morning. you're watching news 4 midday, i'm barbara harrison. it's a new start for the navy yard and its employees. the building formally known as number 197 re-opened today with a new name and a new look. 12 people were killed inside during a mass shooting back in 2013.

the navy spent over a year and millions of dollars renovating the building following that horrible day. news 4's megan mcgrath is live at the navy yard with more on how 400 employees are setting in today. good morning. >> reporter: barbara, it was a traumatic and life-changing experience for people who were here during the shooting. there are a lot of bad memories inside this hoping that a major renovation will allow workers to once again feel safe and comfortable in their offices. [ applause ] with the breaking of a champagne bottling with building 197, the scene of such horror a year and a half ago, re-opened. an emotional day for those who witnessed the violence. >> mixed feelings but i'm happy to be back. we'll probably get more emotional as we go throughout the day and when you start seeing people you haven't seen since we were in the building. it's good to be back. >> reporter: there's a new name the humphries building new cubicles and work spaces and a

new cafeteria. employees now come in through a different door. the old employee entrance is now gone replaced by a remembrance area. the names of the victims listed on a wall of water. among them security guard mike ridgell, colonel mike mckinney told ridgell to hold the lobby, not to let the gunman aaron alexis out of the building. the spot is a fitting place for the memorial. >> i didn't know in less than 30 minutes he would double back and mike would lose his life holding that lobby for us. it's emotional in here. i think about these folks. this is where one of the most traumatic events occurred that day. and it needed to be changed. it needed to be changed for us.

shortly after the shooting i tried to come back in this way and i just -- i just couldn't do it. >> reporter: and a spoke to a spokesperson here at the navy yard who's worked here for actually ten years. he says that he was in the building yesterday and actually got lost that's how different the building is now. it's not really recognizable from the day of the shooting. it's completely been overhauled. now, the return is being staggered, 400 employees came back to their offices today. and hundreds more will be coming back over the next several weeks. reporting live at the navy yard megan mcgrath news 4. >> thank you, megan. people are digging out after a snowstorm moves from the midwest to new england. here's a look at saratoga springs, new york. just south of there is albany. more than a foot of snow is expected to fall there. in boston massachusetts, you can see crews working to clear the roads, creating huge snow piles out there.

boston could get another 16 inches of snow. in our area, the dusting of snow fell overnight. north of washington anyway. in the metro area rain now the issue will be the wind. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell joins us with the first forecast for midday. good morning. >> good morning, barbara. full cloud cover outside this morning. the bulk of the rain is really starting to come to an end. as the rain moves out, the wind will move in. you should be ready for an exceptionally -- temperatures still in the upper 30s. the naval air station down near 60 degrees earlier this morning. back down into the mid-40s. it is indeed a chilly day to be outside today. temperatures are definitely going to continue to move ever downward here. as you're waiting for the kids to come home about 41 degrees between 2:00 and 3:00 38 degrees and noticeably windy between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m.

the weather headlines, the rain quickly ending a blast of wind and cold and orchids groundhog day. more about what the groundhog says about the length of winter coming up. >> thank you, chuck. the snowstorm is affecting flights. we just checked with flightaware.com. more than 3,100 flights have been canceled today. that morning has been going up. in our region reagan national has 96 bwi marshall has 41 and dulles, 24 canceled flights. amtrak says it has crews on standby from new york to boston. it's running normal service, some acela express and northwest regional service being modified with the weather changes. news 4's angie goth is at the news desk with more information about a hit and run in anne arundel county. >> we just learned a man who just got engaged died all of this while trying to change a flat tire. this happened just after 9:00

last night on the bw parkway, north of route 197. hearing that the 38-year-old man was with his fiancee on the shoulder of the roadway, when they were hit. park police say that the woman was taken to the hospital. she has nonlife-threatening injuries. as for the driver they didn't stop. they took off. right now if you know anything about this case you're asked to call park police. back to you. >> thank you, angie. today, former nba player greg anthony will head to court in the district. the basketball analyst is facing charges for allegely soliciting a prostitute inside the double trejo tell in northwest washington. according to police report anthony used a computer to find a prostitute and was caught in an undercover police operation. after his arrest last month, anthony was suspended indefinitely by cbs. we'll update you on nbcwashington.com, our app there when we have any new information from that hearing that happens later today. a national star player is

out of jail this morning after spending the weekend there. outfielder jayson werth turned himself in on friday to serve part of a five i had day jail sentence. the sentence stems from a july incident. werth was caught driving his porsche 105 miles an hour in a 55 mile-an-hour zone in fairfax county. he pleaded guilty to reckless driving wasn'ts asentenced to 80 days in jail. 170 of those days were suspended. he'll serve half the time in jail on weekends only so he can still go for his physical therapy for his problems with his back. right now, super bowl and patriots win are trending on twitter. all over the country. lots of you and your friends and nabes can't stop talking about the big game. no moment was bigger than a controversial call at the end. >> play clock at five. it's intercepted at the goal line. >> some of you were saying this was the worst play call of all time. in fact you can hear announcer

chrisris collinsworth saying he can't "quote can't believe the call." >> that was my fault totally. why don't you run it. that's a real good thought. we had plenty of time to win the game. in our minds we thought we had done it on third or fourth down. we were playing for third and fourth down. >> tom brady has his third mvp award. the patriots are planning their first super bowl parade in ten years. right now, a woman is facing prison time because of her reaction to the way she was given nuts on a plane. plus president obama unveils his proposed budget and says some government workers are in danger of not getting paid if an agreement is not reached with lawmakers. it's a budget killer for the district unpaid traffic tickets. a look at the millions going

the korean air executive who infamously erupted over macadamia nuts defended herself in court today. it's the last day of testimony in the so-called nut rage trial. early last december heather cho ordered a plane back to its gate and kicked the crew chief off all because of how a snack was served to her.

cho said her anger was due to devotion to work and she maintains the crew made an error. prosecutors are recommending a three-year jail term. also right now, a man is charged with unlawful entry for trying to get on to the white house grounds. the secret service arrested the man accused of climbing a bike rack outside the white house yesterday. the barrier was added after a man climbed the fence and made it inside the mansion. 11:12 the time. one republican is catching the eye of voters in an important primary state in the race for president. and we'll have those poll results for you, plus waiting for word on his future when joshua starr, head of schools in montgomery county we'll find out his job status. i'm joshua bell. still plenty of clouds. spine back for tomorrow but oh, is it going to be cold. how low will it

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kristen wright has been following the story all morning long and joins us live with new developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. superintendent starr's contract is nearing its end, right as parents and county leaders are asking a lot of important questions about the handling of sex abuse allegations against a substitute teacher and a contractor. >> the principals were kind of doing what they thought was best rather than adhering to some sort of standard practice and procedure. >> reporter: montgomery county council on a fact-finding mission. education committee members pressing school officials and the school board on delays in reporting sex abuse allegations. absent from the investigative hearing, superintendent joshua starr. his future with the school system unclear this morning. >> did he indicate by february 1st that he wants to stay on as superintendent? >> i don't believe that we received the letter. >> so you don't know what his intention is?

at this point. >> no. >> reporter: that february 1st deadline was extended 24 hours. now starr must notify the school board today if he wants to continue as superintendent. the next big deadline march 1st, when the school board has to decide whether to renew starr's contract. the four-year disagreement expires in june. they attended this morning's hearing expressing their support for starr on the way in. >> can i ask which way youe leaning. >> i'm leaning in support of dr. starr. >> i support dr. starr. i looked forward to raising my hand for him. >> reporter: does it appear he might get the five votes to be renewed? >> i really can't comment. >> reporter: we just learned that the school board will meet tomorrow morning to discuss superintendent starr's fate. we're told it will be a closed-door meeting to receive legal advice on starr's contract. live in montgomery county kristen wright, news 4.

>> thank you. new jersey governor chris christie is in london right now on his agenda today, a meeting with british prime minister david cameron. the possible 2016 republican presidential contender is in britain to promote his state life sciences. that's what he was doing yesterday. the governor watched the super bowl at a pub in london with exchange students from new jersey. he tweeted these picks out. over the weekend, he also went to a soccer match. today, president obama will urge republican lawmakers to pass a bill to fund the department of homeland security. he will release his budget proposal around noon. he's expected to say if a funding bill for homeland security does not pass front line personnel will work without getting paid. the president is expected to propose a $4 trillion budget that includes a pay raise for federal employees and for troops. he also plans to make upgrades to transit, bridges and highways. "the washington post" reports the budget also includes a one-time tax on foreign profits

kept overseas by corporations. there's also a tax credit for middle class americans. the president is talking about the u.s. efforts ghens terrorists like isis. nbc's savannah guthrie sat down with the president in an exclusive enter view for the "today" show. >> we are doing exactly what we should be doing to make sure that while we're pushing back isil we are not creating another situation in which we are deploying massive numbers of u.s. troops. and those who want us to shoot first and aim later, you know typically get this country into really bad situations. >> president obama says the u.s. has been able to maintain pressure on al qaeda in that region. the president says we are safer under his watch. and for more on the president's new interview and the budget as well we're joined by mark murray, nbc political editor.

there seems to be a focus on relieving income inequality. >> the biggest takeaway from this entire budget is we're moving beyond the politics ofous start -- austerity. remember in 2011 2012 when the budget deficit was in the billions of dollars, president obama would say we need to be frugal spend only what we take in. now with the budget deficit in the $400 billion dank he's saying we have to be able to continue to invest alleviate and relieve the inequality. >> do you think that will be a defining issue? >> we're seeing president obama talking about it, republicans talk about it. the two parties couldn't be different in how they want to be able to address this. republicans believe tax cuts

spread out to everyone is the best way to reduce income inequality. democrats believe higher minimum wage taxing the wealthier are the ways to do it. >> an interesting name popped up recently. >> that's scott walker. he was in first place in an a poll of likely iowa caucusgoers in 2016. yes, he right now has his moment. we're probably going to see many people have their moments. he's one in which he's potentially a formidable candidate. >> we haven't heard much about him in the last few months. >> political junkies like me have been paying attention. he won all races three of the last four years. that's what makes him a potentially strong candidate for republicans. because he's able to win in his own state and, remember his state, wisconsin is one that democrats usually have success in in presidential years. >> how did some of the other

names fare on that poll? >> rand paul was in second place, mike huckabee won the iowa caucuses in 2008. he was up there. maybe the biggest takeaway and surprise was jeb bush. either in fifth or sixth place. not a good place for somebody with his strong name i.d. and last name. >> mark we're gearing up to watch this for a while. to go. >> we sure do mark. check out first read on nbc news.com. traffic tickets going unpaid in the district. a problem that's costing the city millions. plus how much salt and sugar are you feeding your children? the new warning from the cdc. and it's not too late to get back on track with your new year's resolution. in just a few minutes we'll give you five steps to help you reboot that resolution. first, a look at what to do if your goal is to go green.

you're watching news 4 midday. right now, the d.c. dmv is sitting on a big iou, according to aaa mid-atlantic. d.c. lost about $55 million in unpaid parking tickets last year. over the last three years that number is more than 250 million bucks. aaa says ignoring a parking ticket could get your car booted or towed. if you have a moving violation that could even hurt your credit score.

you could get a ticket from school bus cameras in northern virginia. traffic cameras on arlington school buses will issue tickets to drivers who pass buss with its stop sign extended. arlington county approved this last year and it took effect just last month. foods you should watch out for to keep your children healthy. >> the new numbers say your kids may be eating too much salt and sugar. researchers at the cdc say nearly eight out of ten young children eat more than the daily recommended dose of salt each day. seven out of ten dinners for toddlers have too much salt. that's according to the study as well. it also said that one out of three of those dinners has an added sugar which adds calories without any benefit to your kid's health. the study was done by the journal pediatrics and included

recommendations you can check for when you're at the store. for salt and said yul, stay away from foods that have more than 210 milligrams in a serving. sugar shouldn't make up more than about a third of the calories in any meal. >> thank you. right now, former governor martin o'malley is taking aim at a proposal by president obama that could affect your coastline. >> or travel the world with my best friend. >> i won't ever get married. >> i couldn't grow up because i died from an accident. >> plus the hits and the misses in the super bowl ad game. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is also back with your firl look at the seven-day forecast. when we could see another round of rain and snow. we can't forget it. it's groundhog day out there. a look at

a shadow i see. you can start to twitter #six more weeks of winter. >> okay. you heard it. new today, punxsutawney phil saw his shadow this morning. that means we can expect six more weeks of winter. hundreds of people gathered outside in punxsutawney pennsylvania to see the legendary phil on this groundhog's day. the national ocean anic association

said phil's predictions have been flimsy at best. potomac phil saw his shadow as well. >> how do they see their shadow on a full cover kind of a day with rain coming down? >> i was going to ask you that. you don't rely on punxsutawney or potomac? >> no. i rely on the forecast rather than rodents. our snowiest month of the winter last month was march. let's keep our fingers crossed, one or two good snows and we're on to spring. that's what i'm hoping for. springtime going to be a while out. yes, indeed it is groundhog day in the nation's capital. phil somehow saw his shadow in the snow. six more weeks of winter with a frowny face from me right there even though i am a snow lover. come on phil get with it.

pick your game up a little bit. 46 degrees in washington. cloudy skies are still in place but the clouds are starting to thin out right now. north wind at 10 miles per hour. that's nothing compared to where the winds are going to be by the time the sun goes down today. current temperatures are in the mid-30s in northern maryland. low to mid-40s in metro. st. mary's county near 60 for a time this morning. what to expect for the next 24 hours, becoming windy this afternoon. winds gusting over 40 miles per hour a real possibility late this afternoon into about the 11:00, 12:00 time frame tonight. temperatures will plunge almost 30 degrees in the next 24 hours. we're 46 now. we'll be down to about 26 degrees by 10:00 tonight. so that's 20 degrees drop in just the next ten hours. with so much change going on you want to have your storm team 4 weather app on your smartphone or tablet device. it's absolutely free from the google play store or itunes store. get your individualized forecast

in the palm of your hand. not a good day for traveling today. i don't know if the patriots shuttle has been able to make it from phoenix to boston as there are widespread cancellations and delays into the northeast corridor today. new york city boston and much of northern new england getting hit hard with snow today. rain showers will continue here for the next hour or so heavy rain across southern st. mary's county. that's moving on to the eastern shore. that will continue for you folks in leonardtown, solomon island. shall ready for a steady rain for at least the next hour or so before all this starts to pull on out. future weather pulls the rain out of here long before 6:00 tonight. turning windy and cold overnight. you should really brace for quite the chill. startoff temperatures will be in the teens and low 20s. so that is a real change from this morning. then tomorrow plenty of sunshine around but it will stay on the cold side. and with the wind around check out your feels-like factors. tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. going out to work and school early. single digit and teen wind chills in recovering this only a

little bit. wind chills staying in the 20s all day long tomorrow. here's your first check of the seven-day forecast now. 47 now but on the way down to 21 by morning, 30s tomorrow. mid to upper 40s wednesday. little chance of a rain/snow mix early thursday and another chance on sunday. talk more about those two snow chances when i see you next barbara. >> see you in a little bit. you'll notice new security ambassadors on the campus of the university of virginia. the richmond times dispatch reports uva hired an international secure firm called g4-s. they call them ambassadors. students can call for an ambassador to walk them home or wait with them at a bus stop. the security will control popular areas near greek houses and off-campus apartments. a big mistake is what o'malley is calling a decision by the white house to allow drilling along the east coast. the obama administration said they will allow oil and gas

companies to drill along a large section of the atlantic coast. drilling along the densely populated east coast, he says could have broad consequences if there's an accident. he says the bp deep water horizon disaster should remind us that the benefits of drilling do not outweigh the threat for local economies. lots of i don't you are remembering your favorite super bowl commercials. nbc's willie geist takes us through the most popular and the most controversial ads of the night. and super bowl xlix. >> the commercials grabbed us with a technical glitch or so chevy wanted to us think. >> marsha eat a snickers. >> why? >> before snickers and bmw went retro. >> can you explain what internet is? >> reporter: humor was contagious for doritos and fiat where a little blue pill gave the car an added bulge and lock-tite glue sealed the deal.

overall, this year's super bowl spots went for the heart strings with dove. >> daddy! >> reporter: nissan. toyota. >> i'm experienced now. professional. >> reporter: and microsoft tapping into the bonds of parenthood and empowerment. always struck a cord as well touting girl power. >> fight like a girl. >> reporter: and coke just wanted to make the world a better place. but there were those that didn't quite hit their mark with many online like weight watchers selling weight loss on the busiest snack day of the year. or a voiceover of john f. kennedy used to sell you a cruise. >> we are going back from where we came. >> reporter: and then there was the return of the dude. jeff bridges perhaps taking the award for strangest ad. >> hi, i'm kim. >> reporter: and kim kardashian's self-deprecation didn't play well with everyone.

>> we don't care! >> i couldn't grow up because i died from an accident. >> reporter: but it was an insurance ad that caused the biggest controversy. nationwide preventible deaths commercial featuring the death of a young boy created enough backlash online, the company felt the need to release a statement saying in part, the sole purpose of this message was to start a conversation, not sell insurance. but in a year where the game was actually good enough to overshadow the commercials, budweiser reminded us that nothing taps into consumer's minds and perhaps their wallets quite like puppies and horses. >> that was willie geist reporting. i have to say that ad got me, too. the sentimental ones are the ones i liked. ads cost as much as $4.5 million for just 30 seconds on the air. my favorite, again, i think was the one with the dogs. i think anyone with dogs and kids always get to me.

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midday. this morning, whitney houston's daughter is fighting for her life in an atlanta hospital. family members are gathering around 21-year-old bobbi kristina brown. she was found face down and unresponsive in a bathtub over the weekend. a sister station e! is reporting she's on a ventilator but hospital officials have not confirmed that. it's time to reboot your resolutions. if you set a new year's resolution it's about that time you're probably losing motivation, maybe you're cheating on your diet or didn't make it to the gym this weekend. we are joined by janet r.labgros, a clinical psychologist and life coach with advice on getting back on track. happy to have you here. >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. >> you say most people do have a problem keeping their resolutions once they make them on january 1st? >> absolutely. most people make goals that are

way too lofty. like i'm going to lose 50 pounds in a year. that's difficult to do. if you make small goals you're more likely to accomplish that. >> what's the most common factor in keeping people from keeping their resolutions, is it that too lofty a goal? >> another one is black or white thinking. you try to do it all or none. what happens you miss the gym on a weekend, you say forget it i'm not going to bother, i can't do it rather than okay i'll get up and do it next week. >> that's the most common thing i see. you brought a list of five things that can help us stay on target. tell us about them. one of them you say baby steps. what about that? >> absolutely. if you do small things a little bit at a time you will build on those and have success. for example, if you want to improve your eating make your goal i'll eat one vegetable a

day. once you're doing that regularly, eat one fruit a day. >> if you say i want to lose 50 pounds in a year what do you say, lose 2 pounds in a month? >> a small goal is definitely better. i don't like weight goals because you can't control them. you can control eating a vegetable a day or eating a fruit a day. >> i see. what about cutting out desserts? are most people going to stick with that? >> most people will not stick with something that's that rigid. reducing desserts, maybe. >> measure goals. tell bus that. >> you want something concrete. i'm going to walk 20 minutes three times a week. it's very clear what that is. >> the third one i just saw, can we see that again? >> yes. >> the third one is focusing on the positives. how do you do that? >> well what you do is if your goal is to exercise three times a week and you exercise twice, focus on the fact that you did it twice, next week you want work on making it three times.

rather than focusing on i didn't do it once focus on the fact you did it twice. >> pat yourself on the back. >> absolutely. >> accountability was the fourth one. >> recording what you're doing is a great way to keep track and be proud of your successes. writing down when you exercise recording what you're eating those are great ways to keep track. >> and the fifth one, support from others? >> yes. >> do this in a group, make a resolution with a group? >> you could do that. you could tell your family members and they could help you by not bringing foods in the house that are difficult to control yourself with. you could exercise with friends. >> i used to hang a bikini up when i was in college anyway. that was my way. 2 it worked. >> put a picture on the refrigerator of the beach or something like that absolutely. >> thank you so much for coming in. we needed a little bit of a push to keep on going. when you get to february it's

hard. >> you're welcome. it was a pleasure. >> good to see you. weekend problems at dmvs in virginia and what's being done about the problems. plus new predictions about gas insiders see happening in the near future. jenny craig offered me and one of my ex-wives $10 million to lose 20 pounds. >> what? >> yes. you could google it. >> plus tom arnold talks to meredith vieira they talk about losing weight then and

you're watching news 4 midday. there's a chance you could pay double the price of gas by the end of the year. former shell president john hofmeister predicts the price of a barrel of oil will double and that will of course lead to higher gas prices. he says the industry is shutting down drilling rigs and that will affect oil production. gas prices are up slightly from last week. aaa reports the average is 2.40 for regular in the district and maryland it's 2.10. the average is 1.95 a gallon in virginia in west virginia $2.15 on average for a gallon of regular. you have a few more days to renew your expiring driver's license, i.d. cards, vehicle registration all that stuff in virginia. the commonwealth's department of motor vehicle says there was a computer system outage on saturday that forced them to close their offices to are a short time. you now have until february 7th to renew those items without

penalty. the dmv says it told police about the extension. that's a good thing. many people avoid trying yoga because it looks impossible back bends, head stands and more and forcing yourself into a yoga pose is never a good thing. our yoga expert kim weekes joins us this morning with a look at how to stay safe in a yoga class. >> this is lori ritrlin. i brought her on to show ways to stay safe doing yoga. >> so glad you came. knowing your limitations, that's a really important thing, especially if you're just starting out in yoga right? >> it is. knowing your limiting as is just as important in a yoga class as knowing the qualifications of your yoga teacher. lori's institution unity woods has been around for 35 years. she's one of the youngest

teachers there. you need to be taught what your limitations are. >> show us. you don't have any limitations, i suspect. you've been doing it that long. you're the teacher. >> she's going to come into a pose called wide-legged forward fold. what we're teaching today about staying safe and knowing your limitations is by looking at how we can turn your world upside down doing yoga she's in an extremely deep inversion. her head is below her heart. >> what does this do for her? it. >> calms her nervous system. we think about yoga as this thing that calms the body and makes you stronger. this relaxes her and tupside down. i'll give her the block which is for people who need support. whose legs aren't so strong whose back isn't so open. who can bring themselves to a chair or even this block. >> that is really good for circulation and everything. >> very good for circulation,

flexibility and also to prepare you for the next two poses that we have. >> it's good to remember that yoga is not a competition. everybody is doing it on their own. >> yes and being led by a qualified yoga teacher who has been teaching and training for years. >> i was telling you, one of my biggest problems i can't do it and enjoy it because i'm trying to see what the teacher is doing the whole time. >> it's an issue in the yoga world because the teacher should be demonstrating everything. and the poses should not be going sao fast. >> you have another pose. >> yes, handstand today. a pose of strength and basically strong body. here she is going into this strong pose. i know this is a pose you probably are so afraid of. this is what strengthens you to be safe in yoga class. the more you can do a strong yoga pose upside down the safer you can stay in all of your

poses and the smarter you are as a student to be with your teacher. >> you feel good right? >> yes. >> so glad to have you with us. we'll see you next month. fantastic. our time right now, 11:52. coming up lip syncing taken to a whole new level by jimmy fallon, will ferrell and kevin hart.

we'll be following a number of developing stories from the news 4 newsroom today. we have learned the montgomery county school board will decide tomorrow whether or not to renew superintendent dr. joshua starr's contract. he faces questions about transparency after the district delayed telling parents about recent sex assault allegations in middle schools in the county. starr has pushed back touting his accomplishments. we've learned a 38-year-old d.c. man died while trying to change a flat tire on the bw parkway. it happened last night just north of route 197. park police say rick warrick and his fiancee were on the shoulder when they were hit. his fiancee is expected to be okay. and president obama just laid out his budget proposal. he just wrapped up his announcement that the department of homeland security in northwest d.c. the president pro-prosed a $4 trillion budget that includes a pay raise for federal employees and for troops. one of the most talked about moments of every super bowl is,

of course the halftime show. this year pop star katy perry took center stage and she did not disappoint. ♪ let me work it ♪ >> let's go! >> that's rapper missy elliott. she was the much talked about surprise guest. katy perry's 12-minute performance was full of visual effects. she came in riding on a giant robotic tiger. there were dancing sharks and skateboards. lenny kravitz joined her for her hit song "i kissed a girl." the guitars will be auctioned off for the nonprofit break the cycle. ♪ i am the champion and you're going to hear me roar ♪ >> kevin hart chose katy perry's "roar" during an epic lip sync battle on the post-super bowl

edition of "the tonight show." jimmy fallon had a special cameo from drew barrymore. did you see it? >> i did not. i have it on dvr. that's my afternoon. >> i'll watch that too. looks like it was a lot of fun. one last word on the weather, a word or two. >> a couple of rain drop still to deal with in southern maryland. that's where the rain is heaviest for now. it will stay that way for the next couple of hours. the end of the rain is already in sight. everyone should be dry by 5:00 or 6:00 this evening. rain or snow mixed in coming up for the early part of thursday morning, only concerned about that because of the time of day. we might have to be facing a little bit of a rain/snow mix for the thursday morning commute. another slightly better chance coming in sunday monday time frame of late weekend into next week. neither one of these appear to be any kind of a big blizzard coming our way. winter halfway over now. >> yes. >> groundhog day is the halfway point of winter. >> is that right? i guess it would be.

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