out to dave & buster's for dinner. then came the flat tire then came the hit-and-run. rick warrick ended up dead in the road. we beginning our story now with his mom. >> when i got the call i just didn't want to believe it i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: rick warrick was 38 years old. he was a car sales mannman. he was struck last night trying to change a flat on his 2007 sonata hyundai car. you look closely you can see the spare is in place, lug wrench at the ready. the car itself not even a scrape. >> he got killed on the spot. it's no words. >> reporter: it happened along the shoulder of the road of the b vw parkway north of 197.

rick warrick was out changing a flat on his car, his fiance helping him, his two teenage children in the back seat. a car comes along, it strikes her, it strikes him. she ends up with broken bones in her leg, fractured pelvis and skull. she cries out to him, keep breathing keep breathing. his teenage children see what's going on and call 911 for help. tonight, rick warrick's mom has this message for that hit-and-run driver. >> it's hard on me. i think the right thing will be to do just to turn yourself in. accidents happen and we understand it was a tragic accident. >> reporter: this is not the first time violence has visited the warrick family. more about that coming up at 6:00. pat collins, news4. news4 is tracking some

ferocious winds right now. temperatures plummeting and windchills soon in the teens. gusty winds proving to be dangerous. this was the scene in germantown earlier today. the wind knocked down a light pole that landed on a minivan and no one seriously hurt. and wind is driving a dramatic drop in our temperatures. how cold will we see it? >> temperatures up to 50 degrees earlier, now, it feels close to 20 and 30 degrees colder already just getting started with that dramatic drop. gusts upwards of 40 miles an hour some locations a little higher than that. wind gusts reported 38 towards manassas and and wind gusts at baltimore and the river. and that includes the entire region as we will see winds gusting up to 50 miles an hour

and with that we could see tree branches and a few thousand people without power in our region too. windchills dropping. here we are at 5 o'clock. notice the 20s, teens and single digit. watch what happens by 7:00 teens move into the i-95 corridor. by 9:00 single digits into the metro region and just about everybody in our area in the teens and the next chances for snow coming up in just a couple. right now, we will show you live pictures of a snowy portland maine. people in the northeast digging out after some parts are under more than a foot of snow and chicago and new york and boston each seeing hundreds of cancellations. at least five people have been killed including a massachusetts woman hit by a plow truck in the parking lot. that weather system created travel problems in our area with more than 200 flight

cancellations. reagan national had the most with 122 flights canceled. bwi marshall had nearly 50 cancellations and dulles had 32. >> we have an update in prince george's county where a student punched a teacher in class and the school saying it was a misunderstanding. new information and reaction. this happened thursday at forestville high school. the school sent a note home informing parents of this incident and we will hear from one parent that led to the so-called mix-up that led to the student attacking the teacher. and a squatter that tried to take over their house. a jury convicted her today. now, she's facing more than six decades in prison. it was 2013 when johnson and her family moved into a vacant home in prince george's county.

when the rightful owners tried to evict her, johnson forged documents, including a contract and deed to make it seemed she'd purchased that house. she is to be sentenced in march. not guilty the plea from a former nba player greg anthony caught in a prostitution ring in d.c. he went before a judge today. he was arrested last week after trying to solicit an undercover cop. he responded to an undercover escort ad online. he's a basketball analyst for turner sports and suspended indefinitely. three days down two more to go for nascar jayson werth who spent the weekend in the jail after pleading to a reckless driving charge 105 miles an hour in a 55 miles an hour zone. he has to serve five days in jail but being allowed to do that on weekdays weekends only so he can rehab from shoulder

surgery and train for the upcoming season. we have a story we brought to you onnous 4. it was communication inside a metro tunnel that led to smoke filling it and one woman died from it. along the red line in wheaton, what happened in the last few hours. >> reporter: here's what we can tell you definitively. montgomery fire crews reported communication at the wheaton station. in the last couple of hours, metro says those problems have been identified and fixed. metro technicians shined flashlights and walked the tunnels deep down at the wheaton station. montgomery fire crews were here friday conducting a routine test and found there were communication issues trying to talk on radios directly from the ground to the platform. >> either the equipment in the

tunnels or equipment at the surface may not be fully functional to the specs we require. >> reporter: mike is head of montgomery's fire communication technology department. the key question how big a problem is this? >> reporter: does anybody have any reason to worry you guys wouldn't be able to communicate effectively? >> they do not. the montgomery country fire department and regional partners have systems in place to community communicate effectively and do so on a daily basis. >> reporter: they said they could not communicate with each other inside the station. this first reported by the "washington post." metro said this was not a problem up and down the red line only at the wheaton station. back here live metro says the problem was only here in wheaton. what does montgomery county fire say about all that? in my next report at 6:00.

adam tuss news4. hundreds of workers are wrapping up an emotional first day at the work site where they lost 12 of their colleagues. theyree opened with a new name and new start for workers 17 months after the shooting at the navy yard. >> 17 months ago we got knocked down but we didn't stay down. ♪ >> reporter: naval and civilian employees, most of whom were inside building 197, when a gunman attacked came back to a renovated and renamed building today. >> it's good to be back. >> reporter: the 3,000 employees who work here have been spread out working a different location since the shootings. for many today was a reunion. >> we'll probably get more emotional as we go throughout our day and you start seeing people you haven't seen since we were in the building. >> it's a good thing we're

getting everybody back together again and get everything to start getting back to what could be reasonable as normal as can be. >> reporter: inside building 197 looks completely different than it did september 16th, 2013. >> it's been renovated. the idea was give it a new feel new sense for the work force so when people came back they wouldn't be constantly reminded of the things they saw that day. >> reporter: one of the biggest changes employees will no longer come and go through the old main entrance where the security guard was killed. it has been roped off and a memorial to all those killed that day. >> this is where one of the most traumatic events occurred that day. it needed to be changed. it needed to be changed for us. shortly after the shooting i tried to come in this way and i just couldn't do it. >> reporter: only 400 of the

nearly 3,000 employees who work here at building 197 returned today. the rest will be staged in the next two months. some employees decided it was too traumatic to ever return to work here. we'll hear the story how the navy is helping those people get back to work coming up at 6:00. mark segraves news4. sipping wine and leaving their kids behind. >> news4 uncovering new information on parents accused of an alarming drive. and those who blow past those stopped school buses and plan to catch violators in the act. a deadly police shooting of a virginia man and his father speaks to news4. it's resolution reboot day here on news4 helping you stay on track and sharing tips and special stories about healthy living and savings throughout the hour like this one. carpooling walking, biking

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always put everybody before myself and need to take care of me. three times a week three hours out of your week and i can do that. i didn't want to say i would come four or five times, i couldn't commit to that. can commit to three times. if you can commit to three and then a bonus, you feel good about that. make sure you refuel your gas tank and then you can give to others whether it be wife mother whatever it is if you refuel your gas tank you can get things done and feel better. >> d.c. lost out on more than $50 million because drivers didn't pay their tickets. according to triple-a it claims the city lost a total of 55.3$55.3 million in unpaid tickets in the last fiscal year. and the parking tickets a quarter of a mil yonlion and unpaid camera violations adding up.

and the school district will add cameras to stop drivers from passing stopped buses. they will add video cameras to its buses like they do in maryland. cameras record video of drivers who blow past buses with flashing lights. a spokesperson said it could be 90 days before they're up and running and violators could face a $250 fine. tonight, a man killed by police is getting more clarity. after reading some of the 11,000 pages of document released by police about the shooting. >> it's been a fight by the family to get any information about his death over the last year and five months. for the first time they now have a better idea why only one police officer fired. speaking with the father today, join us for his reaction. >> reporter: his father tells me when he read the interview of the police officers at his son's

shooting he came to two main conclusions. one, his son's shooting was not justifiable justifiable, two, the officer who fired the shot was distracted and maybe even angry when he arrived at the scene that day. >> it made me feel good several of the officers saw the same thing i did. >> reporter: that's his reaction as to what's in the thousands of documents released in summons to a court order. he was shot and killed by officer adam torres. don has always maintained his son's hands were up as he stood inside the screened door during the standoff he was unarmed. torres told investigators he fired when he saw his hands go down towards his waist and thought he might be reaching for a weapon. four other officers saw it differently. when the shot happened his hands were up. i'm not here throw officer torres under the bus but i

didn't see what he saw. >> officer torres apparently saw something other than what we saw. i just can't feel he was justified in pulling the trigger. >> reporter: even after these many months there's been no determination whether the shooting was justified or torres should be charged. it's under the review of the justice department's civil rights division. >> representing the family in a wrongful death suit. >> was his ability to perceive affected by the fact he had just been in a fight with his wife an hour before the scene? i don't know. these are things we are discovering. >> the police department and leaders have been under fire for waiting so long to release the details of the shooting. they say lessons have been learned. >> i feel we could have attorney

a much better job of sharing information both to the family but also to be more clear with the public about the basics of what happened. >> reporter: john geer's family attorneys say they learned something important from the court documents that the officer had a meltdown just months before the shooting. why they're headed to court friday to find out more about that. news4. we are digging through the 4 trillion budget president obama sent to congress today calling for 1.3% pay hike for federal workers, however, the president noted today the department of homeland security is only funded through the end of the month because of a disagreement with congress on immigration. he said immigration officers secret service agents and airport screeners could work without paychecks. >> don't jeopardize our national security over this disagreement.

>> the budget also calls for higher taxes on the wealthy. most of the proposals are dead on arrival. to learn more go to our washington d.c. app and use the search term "obama budget." >> strap yourself tty mighty winds out there. >> anything i can strap down? they are blowing and we will see it the rest of the night. 40 50 miles an hour winds. we will also see falling temperatures towards national harbor. the picture looks nice but we are seeing the winds blowing along the river and airport. temperatures at 34. winds northwest at 25 miles an hour. we're seeing stronger gusts upwards of 48 and 50 miles an hour. temperatures 38 in gaithersburg and 48 in fredericksburg. it's not temperature, the windchill. town to 7 in hagerstown. 18 in manassas. 15 in winchester. a very cold air mass moving in.

not talking about light winds and trees bending. we're seeing downed branches and trees and power policy. we have a couple of thousand people without power this evening and could increase through the night and the winds not expected to increase until tomorrow. storm radar not showing anything in our radar. the storm system is bringing it. way up towards the northeast and boston still getting pummeled. they have now seen upwards of 3 feet of snow in the last seven days and canceled school again tomorrow. 5 out of 6 days they had school cancellations and already seen their seasonal totals up there january through early february. for us we're not out of the woods and won't see improvement in the next 48 hours. windy tomorrow and it could give you a problem driving especially high profile vehicles. better driving commute between 5:00 and 7:00.

temperatures around 36 and tomorrow a little bit better. tomorrow's impact forecast on the low side. cold pinned earlwind early and better afternoon. high temperatures below average close 5-10 degrees. 38 in culpeper and d.c. and even with sunshine it's a cold one. we go back to 48 wednesday and right back down on thursday. thursday is an interesting system and we could change over to snow. a small storm with a high of only 34. 32 degrees and windy on friday. the next possible storm moves sunday to monday. we'll talk much more about those at the 5:45 hour. high only 26 next monday. we're in february now but we still have cold air moving in. parents accused of child neglect in an unusual place. why two parents were arrested at a private wine tasting.

>> reporter: some parents tell us a teacher made a racially insensitive comment to a student resulting in that student attacking teache

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america's most convenient bank. now a story you will see only on news4. a teacher attacked by a student in his own classroom. it's been called a misunderstanding. prince george's tracee wilkins has pictures of the aftermath of this assault and reaction from parents. >> reporter: according to parents and students who are familiar with this incident they tell us the teacher may have said something that this student found incredibly offensive.

his reaction they say was unnecessary. this is all under investigation. >> oh my god. that's horrible. >> reporter: the pictures are graphic, a teacher bleeding heavily. we cropped some of that out but you can still see that this man was hurt. >> that should not have happened. >> reporter: inside the forestville classroom a student punched the teacher. the school system released a statement that read in parent on january 29th, a misinterpretation of a comment in a classroom of forestville high school resulted in an assault with the teacher. teachers and students familiar with the incident said the teacher made a comment the student considered racially insensitive. >> if the comment was made i was told that was made i could understand the pain and anger incited in that student. >> reporter: the parents we spoke with say this is a racially charged climate. some young males are on edge. >> this nation is hurting.

>> reporter: but they weren't excusing the student's response. >> he's teacher. he's here to teach, okay? whatever comment was made whether it was him or somebody else you know that's no reason for him to be attacked. >> it's really baffling on both sides. yeah. because from what i understand he was really injured. >> reporter: in the letter to parents, it read in part prince george's county public schools are committed to ensuring a safe and supportive environment in all schools. >> where were all the rest of teacher? my daughter said everybody crowded around the teacher while he was basically getting beat up. >> reporter: that teacher was taken to the hospital and treated for minor injuries. we cannot get into specifics about what was allegedly said again because this is all under investigation. the school system cannot comment specifically on that at this time. we do understand the student has been disciplined but no more

information than that was made available about the student or teacher because of privacy. i'm tracee wilkins reporting live. a plan to protect students from child abuse and neglect will impact parents in montgomery county. the school system is working with police and prosecutors to develop new safety procedures. they include background checks for new teachers contractors and volunteers who have access to kids in schools, plus a system to quickly notify parents when abuse allegations do surface. the county council heard the details this morning. >> calling 911, making sure we're providing services and protection to our children. removing the teacher accused right from the beginning and sending them home those are the key components i think parents have been looking for. >> the new procedures should be ready by the end of june also when superintendent joshua starr's contract runs out. chris gordon explains why a pivotal decision about his

future could come as early as tomorrow. new this afternoon, reduced charges for parents charged with leaving their two toddlers alone in a car so they could sample wine at a foggy bottom restaurant. zachary kiesch was there for their appearance at the superior d.c. court. >> reporter: it was brief today. just before 4:00 p.m. the judge released this couple with the news to have no contact with their two young children until their february 18th court date. this is a bizarre story. we now know the ages of these young children ages 1 and 2 years old, taken into child and family services at the scene of this. talking about foggy bottom. according to charging documents, jenny chang and christopher lewis went to a wine tasting if you're familiar with the foggy bottom. video shows them getting out of the car at 3:40 without the

kids. at 3:40 police get a call for abandoned child. police get there, two kids alone, windows up door ss locked. small kid crying in the back. both kids strapped into their car seat. shortly after police got there, mr. lewis walked up to the car saying they were monitoring the children from inside the wine tasting using an iphone. we know police talked to the manager and they were inside at least an hour. today, charges reduced to two counts of attempted child neglect. charging documents make note of the video at the ritz carlton shows them get out of this vehicle at 3:40 without the children. reporting live. police are looking for a man involved in a vy lenlt armed problem bri. this is taken inside the market.

the man grabbed the clerk by the neck pointing a gun at him. this happened on december 19th. the fbi is working with local police to crack down of vy length robberies of mom and pop stores. a sailor spying on women is arrested aboard a carrier. >> what they're saying about the women's bathroom. and "the sniper" movie is dominating box offices. what it says about the sharpshooter's legacy. and snow continues to make its way out of the region. the wind is rea.

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a lot of it for me personally i can put the phone down or out and about to be disconnected and be where i am for a time period and to be present. >> you have a few more days to renew your expireing driver's license and registration in virginia. a computer outage saturday forced the department to briefly close their offices for the dmv. if you get pulled over by police law enforcement says the police are aware of the extension. we now know the name of a man climbing a bike rack trying to get onto the ground. he's charged with unlawful entry. the arrest occurred yesterday. that rack is part of a temporary fence put up last year after other security breaches at the white house. last week a small drone accidentally crashed on the white house lawn. for the second time in a

month a navy sailor is accused of secretly filming female shipmates. a female officer caught him holding a device up to a vent outside a bathroom. in san diego they're looking into alleged misconduct on board the "uss john dennis" but declined specific details. >> reporter: i'm tom sherwood at the national zoo. zoo officials plan to impose new security restrictions at big events here after violence marred and easter gathering last spring. the story coming up. don't let

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we learned new security procedures will be put in place after violence there. there was a shooting just outside the zoo's entrance on the traditional family day just after easter and the shooter was 14 years old. there have been three violent incidents in the zoo on this monday after easter in 15 years. in 2011 there was more violence when a teenager stabbed another teenager at the zoo and police presence was heightened at an event that draws thousands

of people. and a gun mann fired into a crowd in front of a and injured two teenagers. this is the first time the zoo has imposed security seven days a week. >> reporter: a cold blustery day at the national zoo monday a few visitors bundled against the wind enjoying the 163 acres of open parkland and exhibits. shooting violence outside the gates last spring prompted security changes during big events at the zoo. david kelly drafted the plan to be announced later at police meetings. >> we will be implementing access controls similar to what you see at museum and sporting events around time and see at the mall on the fourth of july. >> reporter: the plan obtained pie news by news4 says on high visitation

day s days they may do bag checks and visitor screening and metal detectors and limit crowds as necessary. it's a first for a zoo traditionally wide open. several incidents prompted the calls for better security. >> i guess they're frightened or whatever they're saying we have to close the zoo or do this and do that. those kinds of things i think are over the top. >> reporter: councilwoman met to review the plans. >> it will be open to the public. i think it will be minimum but nevertheless necessary. >> reporter: and the leader of the nearby community association coordinates with metro police to limit spillover incidents of a big event. >> taking your kids to see the panda bears, they can at high risk time have additional security here. >> reporter: in the district tom sherwood news4.

we have wind kicking its up out there. ? ? >> doug we will need blankets and earplugs tonight? >> yes. winds howling through the trees still gusting 30 to 40 miles an hour. take a look at the windchill. d.c. hit nearly 50 degrees earlier, windchill down to 21.ly 7 up towards the hagerstown area. 16 in leesburg and 24 in fredericksburg. a very cold evening that just will get colder. wind advisory up to midnight gusts up to 50 miles an hour and includes everybody. veronica johnson is outside on our storm team 4 weather deck because she loves the cold and to see what kind of winds we're dealing with. >> that's right. you can see the branches swinging back and forth. i've been out here 1 my smiling muscles and cheeks getting cold. it doesn't take much.

many neighborhoods from mince will william william's county you can hear the wind in my mike as well and that wind continues throughout the overnight allowing windchill temperature temperatures to drop 10-15 degrees by 11:00 p.m. [ wind howling ] >> still there, veronica? >> yes. that was a big gust. >> making sure you're still there. we will continue to see these winds tonight. we have power outages near the mt. rainier section and prince george's alliance. up to 1800 people without power. tomorrow winds will diminish temperatures 34-38. we will see windchills in the 30s. later in the afternoon, we will see it in better condition. and wednesday high of 48 only 34 on thursday. we will see a cold front move through and a chance we could see snow showers during the

afternoon. we're not expecting much on this storm. we're not expecting sunshine. friday could be a cold and windy day. and friday morning the coldest, down to 21. 17 on friday morning. a very cold thursday night into the day friday. saturday 40 degrees and another potential storm on sunday and monday. a little too early to talk about this one in detail. does look like 36 degrees. looks like saturday is looking good. if you have plans this weekend, saturday is a good day. coastal development possible. lots of time to watch this one watching it all week long from the storm center. the super bowl champs are wheels up in arizona heading from the desert in arizona to blustery snowy boston. in the last 30 minutes we learned the weather in boston is so ferocious, the citytomorrow's victory parade and hold it wednesday instead.

they're scheduled to arrive in logan just before 7:00 tonight and have to land in the middle of a snowstorm. and how to reboot your new year's resolution. right around this time of the year many of our good intentions start to fade. if you're struggling to create positive change eun yang has how to make it last. >> my job, kids weather, evening entertainment. >> reporter: 42-year-old angela hirsch can come up with any number of reasons the doesn't work out during the day. >> it's really hard. there's always something else you could be doing. >> reporter: angela's excuses probably sound familiar especially this time of year when many people resolve to lose weight and or exercise more. after a few weeks of trying people tend to give up. one study found just 8% of people who make resolutions succeed succeed. >> one thing that happens is people set goals way too lofty.

i'm going to go on a diet i will losemonth. i will exercise everyday. it's very very difficult to achieve those. >> reporter: janet is a clinical psychologist and life coach in fairfax county. she says good habits don't happen overnight. they take time to develop. according to a study out of england the average time was 66 days. for some it took more than eight months. >> people don't like change. we are creatures of habit and used to doing what we do. so making any change takes a very long time. with any kind of glitch or stress in your life it's very easy to go back to your old way of doing things. >> reporter: she said there are keys to making habits stick. most importantly, make gradual changes. >> as you change habits gradually, you can really incorporate them and feel like they're part of you. as you do it gradually and slowly you can add things more

and more and they become automatic. >> reporter: for example it may be unrealistic to go to the gym everyday if you haven't been going at all. maybe three times a week. if you don't accomplish that goal don't beat yourself up. >> focus on the positive. instead of focusing on i didn't exercise three times this week i did exercise twice this week. that's better than the week before. >> reporter: she also said be specific and organized. mark goals on your calendar and not only make a schedule but track your progress. lang says to kick start her exercise habit she and her friends started a running streak. >> it started on thanksgiving day ending on new year's day you commit to running at least a mile everyday. >> reporter: angela says it taught her not to make excuses for skipping her workouts. >> it kind of teaches you to reboot your own assumptions about what you can do. >> reporter: eun yang news4.

>> that story -- this story has captivated audiences of the silver screen the last three weeks. why "american sniper" is getting a permanent place of honor in texas. more than a year after the tragic shootings at the navy yard employees are returning to work. i'm mark segraves. i'll show you how those who lost their lives are being remembered and those who survived are coping. as we continue our resolution reboot here's some tips for 2015. if you cook more often at home for one month instead of eating out you could save as much as $25 per week $100 per month,

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tweeted. twitter says it had more than 28 million posts during the game and beat last year's record. the most tweeted moments the patriot patriots game end ging interception and right after katy perry's extravaganza. the super bowl had a 49.7 television rating the highest in super bowl history. for a third week in a row clint eastwood's controversial "american sniper" remains at the top of the box office. >> the man at the center is being honored at his home state. >> these marines keep doing what they're doing they will get are the -- shot off. >> they're marines and don't get the training we do. >> let's coach them up. >> over the weekend," american sniper" brought in more than $31 million setting a record for super bowl weekend earnings and texas governor announced it would be known as chris kyle day who was played by actor bradley cooper in that movie.

calling him the face of a larger force of freedom. some residents want to see a permanent dedication to america's deadliest sniper. >> i'd love to hear it. >> >> reporter: the teacher didn't know chris kyle or his family but his life inspired her. >> he's a good old texas boy. i just love the values of texans. i think we have a lot of heart and soul. >> reporter: the wants to name roads not only after kyle but his friend chad littlefield. >> the petition i started 10 days we're close to 2200 signatures. >> reporter: she hopes america's captivation with the "american sniper" will give her more support breaking records of $32 million super bowl weekend. >> joined the navy moved to california. >> reporter: and coupled with

the declaration of chris kyle day on the anniversary of his death she believes her petition has more potential than ever. >> honestly this is about creating a legacy for a legend. now at 6:00 strong winds gust at 30 miles an hour already making it feel as cold as 10 degrees in parts of our area only getting colder. >> the battle has begun over president obama's 4 trillion$4 trillion budget. new tonight, the fight that is to be settled by the end of the month. new jersey governor chris christie explaining the comments he made about parents and choice to vaccinate their children. >> good evening. the fairfax county police officer the one that fired a shot that killed an unarmed man was the subject of an internal investigation once before. >> that's just one of 11 revelations in thousands of pages of documents released by

the police. at the county government center to explain what happens next in this case julie. >> reporter: well the attorney for the family of john geer tells me he is headed to court friday to try to gain access to that internal affairs document and investigation under way since the shooting. he's now wondering whether the officer how fired the fatal shot might have had anger issues before the fatal shooting. >> officer torres apparently saw something other than what we saw. i just can't feel it was justified pulling the trigger. >> reporter: that's what don ge r has always believed about the police standoff that ended with the death