it's very very cold. >> this is siberia. >> how many of us started the day, shocked by how cold it felt. right now a small improvement. windchills single digits. also right now police piecing together whatted in a shoot-out involving officers that left one person dead in the district. and on capitol hill right now, lawmakers looking for answers on the metro smoke incident. a man who survived that emergency breaks down in tears during testimony. good morning, everyone. you're watching "news4 midday." i'm barbara harrison. begin wig the weather, round one of the extreme cold. and more snow could be this weekend. and the first "midday" forecast.

good morning. >> good morning. breezy conditions outside, producing a brutal windchill. right now looking at winds at about 10 to 15 miles an hour and gusts anywhere from about 20 to 30 miles an hour. when you factor in the winds, this is how cold it feels outside. windchills in the single digits feeling about 8 in washington. 2 degrees in gaithersburg and 4 in hagerstown. 8 in fredericksburg. 13 now down in fredericksburg. it continues to feel cold throughout the day today with high temperatures only in the 20s and breezy conditions continuing on into the afternoon hours. so -- 3:00 p.m. a temperature, windchill temperature, around 18. 5:00 p.m. a windchill temperatures around 20. 7:00 dinner plans, only feeling about 24 degrees. looking at colder air to move in over the weekend, and with that the winds also increase. a windchill watch beginning valentine's day evening. saturday at 6:00 p.m. that

returns through sunday add noon. windchills in certain areas, about 30 to 20 degrees below zero and high-wind watch as well. barbara, more on this coming up in a little bit. >> thank you. this weather is particularly hard on people who have to work outside. news 4 megan mcgrath out in the conditions since 4:00 this morning. at 11:15, we'll see how people and animals are coping including the area's favorite pandas. you may want to check the schedule if you're planning to take the marc commuter train, using pen line to baltimore experiencing delays all morning. some trains experiencing mechanical problem, a few cancelled because of the cold weather. marc officials say you can use metro as an alternate. d.c. police are about to relouis any information about deadly officer-involved shooting that happened just after midnight on 15th street and caroline street northwest near the u street corridor. police were attempting to arrest

a robbery suspect when he pulled out gun and got away. officers exchanged gunfire with the suspect still trying to run away at the time. news 4 richard jordan is live on the scene with more on this ongoing investigation into who actually shot the suspect. good morning, richard. >> reporter: barbara, that is the big question police officers are addressing right now at a news conference over at police headquarters while here at the scene investigators remain hard at work trying to sort out what happened. it all started several blocks down over on 14th and swan. that's where d.c. police officers tried to break up a robbery. the suspect pulled out a gun, shots were fired. the suspect made a run for it ending up on caroline and 15th with a gunshot wound. police believe that the suspect may have shot himself, because they say that fatal blow is consistent with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. today, getting to work and getting around a crime scene for

many who live in northwest off 15th and u streets. the yellow tape extended across several blocks. >> this is a mess because usually it's a shortcut to avoid 16th street traffic. cut through here to get up top. since it's just a one way. especially school's at the top of the hill and everything else like that. so but usually this is a quiet street. >> reporter: the medical examiner pulled away in the early morning. d.c. police say a robbery suspect died after a shoot-out with a police officer. who fired the deadly shot isn't clear, and is now under investigation. the detectives immediately closed off the area. ryan mantleker left out in the cold seven hours, standing just feet from his home because his apartment building was off limits. >> i live right there. i would love just to be walked over, escort me blindfold me. let me in my apartment, i have to work tomorrow. they said no. i understand. just doing their job. as he said it's a crime scene. >> reporter: that man did eventually make it into his

apartment but much of this area is still blocked off with the yellow crime scene tape. it looks like it's going to be that way for at least the next hour or so. the d.c. police officer involved here was not hurt and, again, right now d.c. police holding a news conference over at headquarters. we have a crew there and will bring you new information when we getit. richard jordan news 4. >> thank you. metro is in the hot seat on capitol hill right now. the general manager and ntsb investigators are being grilled about last month the smoke emergency. news 4 mallette greenolette green is following the hearing. >> reporter: before the grilling came tearful testimony from the very first witness. d.c. resident jonathan rogers was on that smoke-filled train. videotaped part of it and actually gave cpr to the virginia woman who later died. >> in a foetphoto i believe to be

the last i took before giving cpr to ms. glover. sorry. other passengers laying on the ground at 3:39 p.m. >> not much new information expected to come out of this. this was more about congress getting its turn to put the transit agency on notice. in fact congressman gerry connolly of virginia was among the first to lash out about sdisht sis sdish ancy deficiencies not working than fateful day. during part of the ntsb investigation still underway the public will get its chance to weigh in at two hearings coming up in june. back to you. >> thanks. a man walking his dog found what appears to be human remains. the remains were found in a wooded area along zahara court in alexandria that section of fairfax county. this happened yesterday. the second time in a week human remains were found in that county.

someone spotted remains in herndon on sunday. today marion barry's son is back in d.c. court on charges he threatened a bank teller. marion c. barry pleaded not guilty a according to court documents a pnc bank teller wouldn't let him withdraw from an already overdrawn account. he threw a trash can and broke glass. barry is currently running for his late father's ward 8 d.c. council seat. today we're going to find out a new trial date for jesse matthew. in court for a hearing. last week a fairfax county judge agreed to delay his rape trial in fairfax. his lawyers requested the delay to have more time to analyze dna evidence. this week matthew was charged with the murder of a uva student, hannah graham. a developing story out of new orleans pap shooting along a mardi gras parade route, part of a kickoff of the carnival

weekend. what police know now about the shoot, and victims. plus president obama taking executive action on two fronts today. one that could keep your personal information safe. another that could mean changes at dulles airport. and ray rice has a message for fans in the area. stay with us. we'l

i'm mowlet green at live desk. a developing story, getting more information about a prisoner escape in woodbridge. look at your tv now. prince william county police are looking for this woman. in-year-old theresa brown, arrested about 1:00 a.m. this morning. she complained apparently of pain and was take ton a hospital where she escaped several hours late perp she is not considered violent. that's the latest from the live desk. back to you. >> thanks. a developing story now. a person behind bars accused of shooting two people during a mardi gras parade in new orleans. it happened around 10:00 last night. both victims taken to the hospital. one died. the other listed in critical condition at this hour. police have not released a motive. the defense department has approved hormone treatment for a military inmate serving time for spying. chelsea manning formerly known at bradley manning will undergo gender reassignment.

serving a 35-year sentence at fort leavenworth. he was convicted of sending thousands of classified documents to wikileaks during the iraq war. manning is the first transgender military prisoner to request hormone treatment. a congressman caught on camera winking on the house floor. why he's blaming his mother for that. plus if you don't have health care you only have a few more days to enroll or you'll face a penalty. we'll show you the prices. breezy and cold on the storm team 4 weather deck. tomorrow a break from the cold but some snow. will it impact your valentine's day plans? the latest timing life's morning multitasking.

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take a look at these windchills. temperatures plunged. this was megan mcgrath live in northwest d.c. way look how everyone from commuters to bao bao coping with the colder temperatures out there. megan? >> reporter: well barbara, it was just 14 degrees with a wicked windchill when we started our day at 3:30 this morning. it is now up to a balmy 21. so still pretty cold. we've been talking to folks all morning long. needless to say, most people not too keen on this cold snap. we did find one person or really i should say critter who thinks this cold weather is just great.

waiting for the bus in the dark at 5:30 in the morning. just 14 degrees, and a windchill that made it feel like -- >> this is siberia. very very -- this is the worst this year so far. >> reporter: at least he eventually got on the bus, and headed to his heated office. construction workers, the great outdoors it's their office. nowhere to hide out here. ditto for tourists taking in the sites. >> it's definitely a little uncomfortable. not too bad. >> reporter: did you bring the right clothes? >> yeah. i'm good. >> reporter: a sweatshirt? >> that's fine. yeah. >> reporter: over at the museum putting up a new exhibit banner. not much fun on a day like this. >> we had to take our gloves off because we had to feel putting in the banner here and you just -- had to take turns and get our gloves back on. hands in our pockets so we could warm up again. >> reporter: while we humans may be miserable, the pand taas at the zoo are happy. they actually like the cold.

we found bao bao sound asleep up in a treenchts there's nothing better than coming to the zoo on a cold snowy day and waginge ing watching our pandas play outside. they love days like today. >> reporter: unfortunately, 2340od news here. we are expecting the cold weather to stick with us a while and in fact get colder. can you imagine that? >> no i can't. it is chilly out there today. thanks a lot, megan. women, you use them daily. computers, but how cyber savvy are you? today the president hosts a summit on cyber security. it kicks off at stanford university designed to increase cyber security are for the government u.s. businesses and for you the consumer. president obama is doing everything he can to reach mow len yams to make sure they sign up for his health care plan. >> the deadline for signing um for -- the deadline for signing up for health insurance is

february -- february -- >> like any other wednesday. >> that's not right. >> the president agreed to do this individual glow which hevi f for budfeed. things everybody does but doesn't talk about. in it he checks himself out in the mirror. talks to himself and take as picture with a selfie stick. nbc's tracie potts is on capitol hill with more on the administration's effort to get people signed up for health care. this is an unusual one. tracie? >> barbara, people who don't have health insurance have until sunday or face as s$s 325 fine or 2% of income. if you have insurance through work medicare or medicaid this doesn't apply to you. looking at members from the kaiser foundation how many eligible people enroll sewed far. quite a few in the district. over half. 40% in virginia. only 22% in maryland. the other thing. if you had a plan last year you

might want to log on and take another look because the prices of these plans are changing. for example, in fairfax county a 40-year-old non-smoker making $30,000 a year pays $282 a month for the average silver plan but in montgomery county that same person very same scenario pays $55 less. so a lot of it has to do with where you live. lots of people are going to be looking for help this weekend. health navigators trying to get you signed up before the deadline. for more joined by a political writer for nbc news. good morning. new information out on the number of uninsured in the country. more or less than a year ago? >> this is going to be a number you'll hear the obama administration talking about pap victory for them. last year 17% uninsured. number down to 13% pointing to enrollment numbers in obamacare for reasons for that. >> are the numbers for the

affordable care numbers up? >> certainly. in the last year this time last year 3.3 million americans had enrolled in obamacare. that number is up to about 10 million today. >> are people changing their minds tab were we had of baltilot ballyhooing. >> more and more are involved in the program. ask nationwide how people view obamacare, the numbers are in the same place as last year. one-third of americans think obamacare is definitely a good idea. that was the same a year ago as it is today. >> so let's move on to something else. talk about voters and the way they feel about military action against isis. >> a brand new poll out today, nbc and marist polling on this issue and asked people throughout the country about the president's authorization request to congress for war powers to fight isis. we see a narrow ma jompty of americans. 54%, saying they want their

member of congress to vote in favor of that authorization. about 32% want they are member of congress to vote against it. inside the numbers, ask how confident they are in the obama administration strategy against isis it's a mixed bag mts a vote against the obama strategy and do they know what it is? >> right. the pollsters will explain a little about the war authorization before they ask this question, and you're seeing about an equal divide in americans when you ask how confident are you that the strategy will work? narrowly asking more americans not confident than people who say yes, in the end be we'll be able to defeat the enemy. >> thank you. >> thank you. for more from carrie and the rest of the nbc news political team check out "first read" on nbcnews.com. a maryland congressman is getting a lot of attention for giving a few winks to the camera. you can see congressman andy harris. slides into his seat behind georgia representative buddy carter. he winks a few times at the camera. spokesman for the republican said he was texting, and winking

at his mother at the same time. harris says his mother gets a big kick out of seeing him on c-span. i guess that's how he says hello. with a wink. big changes on the way for parents and students at two local elementary schools. what parents and students need to know. plus what's being done to major airports to welcome people into our country? and the fear of friday the 13th. it's real for some folks. it even has a name.

i'm monthlet green at live tefk. new information from police. police moments ago confirming a theory a robbery suspect turned his gun on himself after exchanging fire with cops in northwest very early this morning. now, this just came out of a news conference held at police headquarters. no i.d. yet of this suspect. police say they got this conclusion at this point from witness accounts. this is all very preliminary in their investigation. and this happened this morning in the 1400 block of swan. that's in the u street corridor and it may be connected to another robbery that happened ten minutes earlier four blocks away. that's the latest. back to you. >> thanks. new today, former ravens player ray rice is apologizing, saying thank you to the team and to the city of baltimore. rice was cut from the ravens and

suspended from the nfl after video surfaced of him punching his then fiancee in a hotel elevator's in a letter rice calmed his years in baltimore the best years of his life. he went on to say, "there is no excuse for domestic violence and i apologize for the horrible mistake i made. i hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me and i hope to make a positive difference in people's lives by raising awareness of this issue." a group of high schoolers from washington state are calling out the host of the "tonight show" wanting to challenge jimmy fallon to an improv-off. >> so jimmy fallon sk versus fallon. here we go. the students in the improv class are huge fans inspired by this challenge, when they the comedian did his ew sketch on the "tonight show." the class made a youtube video and issued that challenge that way. it's already gotten nearly 40,000 views.

>> what's the worst that could happen? you know? he could say no. which would suck. >> i feel confident you could take on any professional comedian. anybody jimmy fallon could get. >> that ew sketch is one of my favorite. so funny. so far the students haven't gotten a response but say they're not giving up on that. well if you're superstitious, then today may not be your favorite day. it's friday the 13th. fear of this day has an official name. take a look at it on the screen. i'm going to try to say it. i haven't seen this one before. can we see it there? triskaidekaphobia. i've already heard the fear of the number 13 though is the word triskaidekaphobia. this is fear of friday the 13th. anyway if it seems it's a myth on friday the 13th you're more likely to visit the emergency room that is just a myth. we just understand we just

learned. a german study published in the world journal of surgery in 2011 tried to find a link between visits to the emergency room and friday the 13th. researchers reviewed more than 3,000 days that included the 15th, friday the 13th, and many other days and say there's no evidence to support that more people go to the emergency room on this day. so it's okay. new today, one of the world's most wanted hackers could soon face justice in the u.s. what the man is accused of doing. plus we're learning that a d.c. rabbi could face more charges after being accused off

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right now 17 states under windchill advisories or warnings. a blast of arctic air affected temperatures from the midsouth to the deem deep south. for new england, it comes ahead of yet another snowstorm adding to more nan six feet of snow that has buried that region already. some homeless people in our area will get a chance to pick out a vital piece of clothing later today. more than 200 people will be given a gift sir tifr kitcertificate for a winter coat. recipients then go to foreman mills to pick out their own coats. the event is part of a birthday celebration for residents at politics. the gift certificates were

donated by radio one and foreman mills. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal, what's the story? what is going on out there? >> frigid outside. >> it is cold. how cold is it? >> when you factor in the winds it feels like temperatures are in the single digits right now. we have colder air that's going to be moving in saturday night into sunday. it sticks around for our president's day and extremely high winds. your weather headlines. a break from the extreme cord during the day tomorrow for valentine's day but snow in the forecast. a high likelihood. dealing with some snow later in the day, not amounting to much but could produce slick spots across the area. high winds then move in very late saturday night into sunday morning. brutal cold will be with us saturday night on into monday. wait until you see the temperatures. a windchill watch will go into effect saturday at 6:00 p.m. and that's going to run through sunday at noon. gusts anywhere -- excuse me. windchills anywhere from 30 to

20 degrees below zero for the county shaded here in blue. this includes parts of montgomery and howard counties, western loudonun county and frederic county. extremely cold in those areas. again, saturday evening into sunday dangerous cold in those areas. a high-wind watch goes into effect for everybody saturday at 11:00 p.m. that's going to run through sunday at noon. not only are we dealing with frigid temperatures saturday night into sunday but we are going to be dealing with howling winds, gusts near 60 miles an hour. when you have winds that strong you can't rule out power outages. hopefully that doesn't happen because of the cold over our area. temperatures without the winds, in the upper teens and low 20s. 22 is the temperature in and throughout date today our temperatures will warm into the upper 20s. a high today of 29. getting into the afternoon and evening hours, when you factor in the winds it will feel like temperatures are only in the teens. now, for tomorrow as far as weather is concerned, going for

that last-minute flower or candy run, go early. you'll be just fine. if you have a lunch date for valentine's day, temperatures in the 30s. maybe even low 40s. looking good there. heading out to dinner you definitely want to bundle up and know you'll likely deal with some snow. so the start of valentine's day is dry. here we are at noon. going to stop it. still dry but cloudy at that point. once we get into the mid-afternoon hours the chance of snow may be a little bit of rain arriving and then for the evening, snow showers moving through the area. we could see around an inch or so of accumulation but during the day, like i said a break from the extreme cold and windy after sunset on valentine's day. so saturday night into sunday morning, a low temperature of 17 degrees, but this is the morning where we could deal with windchills especially in the windchill watch as low as 30 to 20 degrees below zero. much more on this coming up on news 4 at 4:00. windy throughout the day sunday. a high of only 21. record cold start likely monday

morning in spots, brash barbara. warm to 28 for president's day and a chance of flurries in the forecast wednesday. >> thanks amelia. and new this morning, a russian computer hacker has been extradited to the united states. one of four russians charged in new jersey with a hack that netted more than $160 million credit and dep ed card number flown out of the netherlands friday after his bid to prevent extradition fail preponderance of the evidence u.s. attorneys called it the largest hacking and data breach ever prosecuted in the united states. he's been fighting extradition since his arrest back in 2012. meanwhile, the wois just announce add plan to improve the international travel experience at more than a dozen airports include wung of our own. check in with news 4 mallette green. >> reporter: just released executive actions impact dulles international airport among 17 big city airports part of this whole plan. here's what we've learned. these new actions include in

installing new passport kiosks to reduce wait timing and biggest of all, getting rid of customs declaration paperwork forms. all of this designed to bring in more tourism dollars to the u.s. economy. that's the latest from the live desk. i'm mollette green. back to you. >> thank you. today we learn a d.c. rabbi could face more charges after being accused of voyeurism. 152. it's number of women police identified on video that they said they were caught on a hidden camera. the rabbi accused of recording them during a ritual bath in georgetown. he's charged with voyeurism and yesterday a meeting held with the alleged victims in which a possible plea deal was discussed. >> i'm just -- i'm very shocked. i'm shocked and it's just -- an -- an amazing amount of

victim >> some of the videos date back at far as 2009. >> i don't -- i make them banana bread and chocolate pudding pies. >> not what you normally hear in a courtroom. coming up the inmate who truly charmed the judge, and a special group of students who use music to help with learning. we'll tell you about what they're doing. stay with us.

big changes on the way for parents and students at two local elementary schools. the board of education voted yesterday to close both thomas clement and kpen more at the end of the school year. kenmarch turned into an early education center. and a big change for 200 sixth graders moving several classes from elementary school into middle school next year. part of the board's long-term plan to shift all sixth grade classes to middle schools. ♪ somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ those are students from d.c. along with students who are part of the youth ork tra of thechestras of the americas. some are with us today, and the

orchestra teacher with us. welcome to all of you. thanks for coming. you guys have had a busy last two weeks. haven't you? the orchestra america, students here to help with the students and tell us why. what is it about your orchestra program that's so exciting for students at kipp? >> kipp d.c. is a network of high-performing charter schools in washington, d.c. seeking to service students in under resourced communities. what's really beautiful about the residency we've had with the youth orchestra of the americas fellows for the past two weeks is the collaborative effort between our students and our musicians from all over the world coming to teach our students music from their cultures. setting different genres of music, sharing experiences as global musicians with our students right here in washington, d.c. >> kipp you start students right off the bat, is it first grade? >> yes. >> and have to be in the orchestra in the first grade? >> yes. >> why is playing an instrument important for education? >> important for urs as

educators to make sure all students have exposure to many different instruments and genres of music, to world music, music that's indigenous to communities right here in washington, d.c. >> okay. you guys are students there. right? >> yes. >> do you agree with what she says? >> yes. >> playing since the first grade? >> no. since sixth grade. >> so -- started later, but both playing the violin. fantastic. i think we just saw you there on the film. you are both from the orchestra of the americas playing all over the world, actually now. aren't you? how did you get into that? >> well, we are applying for this orchestra and on internet. we applied in videos and they chose our work. and then we get together and they teach us with very good maestro and we learn a lot with them. >> fantastic. >> and then we play together and we share different experience for all over the world. >> where are you from? >> i'm from the dominican republic. >> and you're from canada. so this orchestra includes kids from all over the -- the north

and south america. central america as well. and how long have you been playing with them? >> i've been playing since 2013. i was lucky enough to go on a tour to central america with them. >> how great for you to be here and work with these kids? >> well it's been very -- a awesome experience to work this different people and we have a different approach of music, which is very interesting, because we have seen all things from a very different perspective. >> fantastic. you have enjoyed it? >> yes. >> we want to hear you play sometime. you have to let us know when they're on and we'll tell everybody when they can see the whole group play together. looking forward to that. thank you so much for coming and sharing your story with us. >> thank you so much. >> music, absolutely beautiful. >> thank you. looking for a date for the weekend? why starbucks may be the place to find one today. and take a look at our setup for valentine's day. look at that.

we're going to show you how to make a really easy sweet for your sweetheart. oh, my god.

if you're looking for a last-minute valentine's day date starbucks is playing cupid. the coffee company is teaming up with match.com to throw the world's largest date starting at 2:00 p.m. at certain locations starbucks offering customer as chance to meet prospective

dates. romantic music, special menu items and photo props to document the experience. tomorrow is the big day, valentine's day, a perfect day to give your sweetheart a special sweet treat. we've introduced you to before from 11 coarse catering back to talk valentine's day. this is your sweetheart? >> yes, yes. luckily enough. >> you spend a lot of time in the kitchen. >> yes. >> look at the beautiful things they brought. >> thank you. >> everything looks incredible. you made everything. >> indeed yes. >> you tell us the big thing for you this year you think is cookie truffle? >> yes. cookie truffles. >> show us how to make them. >> they're really big because it gives the opportunity to take your favorite desserts and condense them down to a simple bite. just a one-bite kind of one-stop shop. so for today we have a tiramisu and so what better dessert to share with your valentine than that great itali tell us how to do it. >> great. what we have here is we take

some softened creamcheese and mars marscapone. >> the cheese? >> yes. and then we blended it with a blender. just to soften it up and add a little air to make it pliable fop that we'll add some granola cookies. we're going to add vanilla wafer cookies. >> keep stirring. >> keep stirring together. add sweetened condensed milk. >> how much of that? >> we're going to add about a quarter cup. >> okay. and for our viewers, this will be on our website, nbcwashington.com. >> and excellent dish to make at home fun with your valentine or my daughters love to make this with us and they're 1 and 3. very int active. add a couple tablespoons of cocoa. >> so far nothing cooked? >> t to do at home. add cinnamon half a teaspoon. a little espresso powder.

two tablespoons. instant espresso. >> melissa is the one who decorated this beautiful table. the one who does the decorating and you do the cooking. is that right? >> indeed. >> i set the table. he brings the food. >> we try not to let her in the kitchen. >> olive oil you just put in? >> lemon infused olive oil. a little acidic nature to that espresso. honey, natural sweetness, and then we're done. so once we have fully combined this mixture, we will scoop it out. so you can take whatever size scooper you'd like. scoop it out. place it in your tray. and then simply -- >> let me hold that. >> set it in the refrigerator. >> oh. so that's done? no cooking at all. >> very easy. once it sets and it is cool take it with the kids or your valentine and have a truffle and simply dip it in your favorite chocolate. we have white chocolate here and then set that aside. once it cools, we have a

beautiful truffle and we -- >> isn't that gorgeous? really pretty. beautiful. >> a little bit of cocoa for a garnish. >> that's here. so people were see the x and o. i don't think people can see it. it's beautiful. >> easy to do at home. >> what else is on the table? >> what we have also here a beautiful heart-shaped cake by our pastry chef jill. does a great job. it's bumpl and great for your valentine. also over here we have -- oh. >> chocolate covered strawberries. gorgeous cake. >> s'more grabbed it out of my living room. grab at your local craft store. not a wicker one. >> for making s'mores at home? >> small for a family. a wigbig one for 20 people or more. >> always nice to see you.

this will again, be on our website. >> excellent. >> see you. happy valentine's. >> you, too. time 11:51. coming up the jailmate who left the judge laughing. plus a look at our second of frigid days sunday.

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following several developing stories today on news 4. earlier this hour we learned

information about an overnight shoot-out involving d.c. police. the suspect shot and killed himself. this happened just after midnight on 15th street and caroline street northwest near the muse street corridor. lawmakers on capitol hill wrapped up a hearing on last month the metro smoke emergency. miscommunication and malfunctions equipment left passengers stranded on the train more than 30 minutes waiting for help to arrive. one woman died. and a summit on cyber security and consumer protection is just getting under way. president obama is in california for the summit and the will speak just after 2:00 this afternoon on new executive action to increase cyber protection for the govt and consumers as well. and busy gathering info on local roads after great suggestions that came from some of you out there. we have the second installment of the new meet your street series. >> reporter: vie to say i've received dozens of fantastic ideas from our new "meet your

street" series. keep them coming. tonight at zishgs ever driven through montgomery county you know the name. on a name a paving company even a church. do you know the story behind this family? what about father hurley boulevard, the man that road was named for and what does he mean to our area? if you have a road you've wondered about, i would love to come meet your street. and we're getting a look at the feisty inmate who had an entire florida courtroom cracking up. nbc's jamie garella has hoar, nomo. >> no. i don't tip anybody. i make a mean chili. >> there you go ma'am. i've got to tell you, you brightened my day, ma'am, all right? >> that's what the last guy said and then he sued me. >> finally, after 80 years in this broward county courtroom of all places this woman may have found her calling, or she just

nabbed 15 minutes of fame. >> how have i done as judge? >> not bad, but you could do better. >> do we get -- can we get a drum roll? >> the feisty 165 pound 5'5" pleaded in protest and laughter in no way did she violate an order from her husband. >> ma'am, don't have anything to do with him. >> i swear to god on a stack of bibles i will never go near him, talk to him, call him or even look at him. >> what was the first thing you were swear on besides the bibles? >> i don't remember. oh all that's holy. yes, sir. i did -- i didn't recognize your twang. >> ma'am, ever thought of doing a stand-up routine? >> i did. if you pay me good money, sweetheart i'll be there. i'm short of funds. >> but not short of laughs.

inmates seated in the back couldn't get enough. the three-minute rue tain came to an end with the judge and the defendant happily waving good-bye to each other. >> you seem like you have a great whit about you. >> i do sir. >> yes. >> i mean sweetheart, that's the only thing i have. >> i expect she'll be on "sat right. >> sometime soon or jimmy fallon or somewhere. she was funny. and she make as good chili. >> we can use chilly this weekend. sounds like it's going to be chilly outside. >> absolutely. this morning, our first shot of cold air. second shot of cold air and the second worst than the first arrives saturday night into sunday. what you're seeing here are the windchills. on sunday feeling about 20 degrees below zero to 5 below. dangerously cold. noon only feeling around zero. not much better getting into the late afternoon eechkd hours. so before we hit that second wave barbara, looking at snow showers later in the day saturday. more on that at 4:00. >> okay.

thanks so much. have a great and warm weekend. >> same to you. >> happy valentine's day. look like you're ready. >> i know. that's "news4 midday." thank you for being with us and invite you to tune in for news at 4:00 5:00 6:00 and tonight at 11:00. news throughout the weekend, you know. back here monday morning at 11:00 with "news4 midday." until then have a great day. have a great weekend and happy valentine's day. see you on m

>> theresa: daniel, there you are. hey, i wanted to offer my condolences. >> daniel: i'm busy. >> theresa: i can see why you'd throw yourself into your work. anything to keep yourself from thinking about what your junkie loser pal brady is now doing to your daughter. >> melanie: okay, okay, we have to--we have to stop, or we're not going to get out of here. >> brady: [sighs] [knocking at door] >> melanie: what now? >> nicole: so, since i know you have the rest of the day off i'm headed over to your apartment to apologize in person. >> eric: eh, do you also know that serena's there? >> serena: ugh!