crime scene. i'm barbara harrison. we're learning more about a story we've been following all morning. >> plus health concerns for a popular restaurant now on the rise. the new issue force this local spot. and it's the department of redundancy department with our weather. it just keeps on coming. a look at our long, dry pattern coming up. developing now, the desperate search for survivors is on. a wall of water moves in and catches an entire town off guard. news 4 midday starts right now.

i'm kristin wright live in new carrolton where a neighborhood is on edge after a man was found dead near that bus stop in the middle of the night. this morning children waited for the bus stop on 85th avenue in new carrolton steps from where a man's body was found. this father walked his kids to the stop, that's when he found out about the violence so close to home. >> this is shocking. it's really shocking. >> the man's body was found in the grass, right behind a metrobus stop. pieces of glass are still scattered on the ground and the bus shelter is missing. a pane of glass. police spent all night here. >> makes me feel unsafe. if this kind of thing can happen around here, i doubt we are really safe. >> reporter: it's a neighborhood

of apartment complexes. people here say loitering is a problem, but that violence, deadly crime usually isn't. the children waiting on the bus got on. many parents today feeling much more uneasy than they did yesterday. >> it changes the whole thing. makes me feel real unsafe. my kids, too. >> we don't know who this man was or what exactly happened to him. we also can't say right now whether police are looking for anyone they are keeping this investigation very close to the vest and are not answering any questions at all. thank you. grief counselors are visiting with students at clarksburg high school in maryland. they are helping them deal with john dreggi's death. he was 16 years old and was struck by an amtrak train near germantown yesterday. derrick ward has more on how

classmates are remembering him. that will come up at 11:30 this morning. a massive cleanup effort is underway in utah. a fuel scale search is on for several people swept away in flash flooding. five people are missing. eight are confirmed dead including several children and mothers caught in raging floodwaters that washed two cars downstream in a town along the arizona-utah border. look at this. the incredible video images shows the desperate effort to pull people out of harms way. three were rescued. others made it out on their own. this massive search and rescue effort involves at least seven agencies. and there's also a flash flood warning happening right now in that area. >> all right. thank you. professors at delta state university in mississippi will hold a vigil for one of their own. ethan schmit was murdered by another professor yesterday.

police say they tracked the suspect, shannon lamb down, then he killed himself. lamb was a suspect in another murder hundreds of miles from there. classes are canceled at the school today. and this morning you'll get a chance to talk about the exposing of laurel regional hospital. the plan will be presented in about a half hour. the company decided to close the hospital and open a walk-in center for patients. news 4 broke the story on twitter. county officials say the maternity ward will be the first thing to go on october 11th. hundreds of workers are losing their jobs. new details on a story we've been following, a kentucky state trooper shot and killed on the job was trying to help the man who shot him. the trooper stopped the man who turned out was driving on a suspended license as the trooper was trying to find him somewhere to stay with his two children, he took off. the officer was shot by the man during a second stop on monday night. the suspect was found after a massive manhunt.

he pulled a gun on police. he was shot after ignoring requests to drop that weapon. here in the district, news 4 is tracking a rise in violence. now we're telling you about one of the ways that you can make a change. you can share your feedback on police in your community at an american civil liberties meeting tonight. if you would like to attend go to impact hub on 7th street northwest. there's another discussion planned for thursday if you're already busy later today. the pictures tell the story. live view from the storm team 4 capital camera overlooking senate park and the capitol this tuesday morning. lots of sunshine pouring down. the other camera looking off to the north and west. blue sky, just a few, thin high clouds drifting over the region. still low humidity. excel leapt vlent visibility. prince george's, montgomery,

fairfax counties, upper 70s around the bay. shenandoah valley, into the mountains, upper 60s to near 70. mid 60s out in the mountains. summer-like temperatures return. a look at how long that will last coming up. a salmonella scare at a trendy d.c. restaurant is growing. we're up to 70 cases of salmonella linked to figure & olive. all 70 people ate or drank at the restaurant. six patients have confirmed cases of salmonella. health officials collected food and environmental samples from the restaurant, but they all came back negative. they're conducting more tests. the restaurant has been closed since last week but hopes to reopen soon. alarming sights in one quiet community today. we'll tell you what you might see and what's actually going on. plus weeks i the making. the group that's getting closer and closer to the nation's capital. we know when they'll

right now a group of advocates is closing in on the arlington memorial bridge. the marchers started walking from selma, alabama last month. this is part of the naacp's journey for justice. they're marching for issues like equal pay and education rights. later this afternoon the nearly 1,000 mile march will end on the steps of the lincoln memorial. they're expected to reach the memorial bridge in about an hour. don't panic if you see lots of police activity in falls church later today. police are conducting a training exercise this afternoon and into the evening. it will take place at a home on riley street. there are signs posted to remind you about this. the exercise won't cause

disruptions to the neighborhood. scoring tickets to see the pope during his

jennifer hudson, gloria estefan and aretha franklin will be performing at events in new york city and philadelphia for the pope. an afternoon concert will be held in madison square garden next friday. aretha franklin will hit the stage in philadelphia. opera singer and washington native denise grave also perform at the kennedy center in honor of pope francis. as the pope visit gets closer, websites selling tickets to see the pope will now stop selling them. many of the 80,000 free tickets are available for sale by

scalpers. free tickets for a religious service should not be used fror prof for profit. tickets are going for hundreds and thousands of dollars in some cases. tom, tell us about the weather. >> i'm now working on the extended outlook for next week for the papal visit. i'll show you that weather for the papal visit in the next few minutes. right now team 4 radar, dry from the rockies to the atlantic seaboard. no rain in our vicinity. team 4 radar all dry here now. afternoon planner, a warm summer-like afternoon. sunshine, temperatures by 1:00 should be in the low 80s. then by 4:00 should be in the mid 80s. by 7:00, great evening for a run. we'll be back down to the low 80s. low humidity throughout the day. >> thank you. right now on new 4 midday, a

tv news anchor's emotional return. his girlfriend and her photographer were targeted on

this just in. we learned two students are dead after a horrific school bus crash in houston. take a look at terrible scene. the school bus there mangled on its side just off the road.

there the bus fell off an overpass and flipped on to its side as it fluit plunged to thed below. one girl was killed at the scene. another girl died at the hospital less than an hour ago two other children and the bus driver are at the hospital with serious injuries. all of this happened as high school students headed to class. we're working to find out what caused this accident. all of our families continue to grieve and cope with the loss of adam ward and my love alison parker. but in the 2 1/2 weeks since their murder, i can tell you the healing has begun. >> chris hearst was off since investor parker killed alison parker and ward last month. hearst was dating parker. he said they were in love. >> i know the answer to all what we all must do. it's to profess love, not hate.

to love one another, to love strangers. alison and adam projected a love and niece our world that can never be taken, even if they were taken from us. >> that was hearst's message to viewers as he returned to the anchor desk last night. he said he heard from survivors of other shootings across the country in the time he was away. five students charged with the death of a freshman during a hazing ritual head to court today. the five students from new york's barook college are charged with the death of michael deng. it happened when the students were on a trip to the poconos. the hazing ritual included being blindfolded, weighed down by backpacks and being knocked over. today several women at white house are being honored as champions for change. they all work to empower other women in their communities. one mar

one, marisa jennings, is from our area. congratulations to her. here comes summer. it's not over yet. afternoon highs today will be making it into the mid 80s with bright sunshine, low humidity making for a comfortable day. it won't be that swelteri ining humidity that we've seen earlier in the month. upper 80s with bright sunshine, low 60s in the morning. mid 60s thursday morning. afternoon highs on thursday, mid 80s. mid to upper 80s on friday with morning lows in the 60s. making it more humid over the weekend. seven-day outlook, saturday and sunday, highs of 80s. a chance of showers on monday and tuesday. next week, partly sunny, a little more humid but a low chance of any rain. that's the way it looks now. >> all right. try to keep it that way.

in your first 4 traffic in d.c., d.c. water doing emergency road work in the petworth neighborhood. traffic is not impacted now but there could be some water service issues in the area. construction of an intersection in ashburn is starting soon. a massive project was just green lighted. this is to build a new interchange at troute 7 and belmont road. the project will cost nearly $50 million and will take about three years to complete. police in arizona are increasing the reward for information on a string of highway shootings. the shootings started about two weeks ago a person of interest is in custody but the main culprits are on the loose. $50,000 is being offered for information. new video this morning. it shows an unruly passenger who

caused a flight from miami to chicago to be diverted. it happened last night. we're learning that the plane landed in indianapolis after the woman struck a member of the flight crew. natalie martinez has the latest. >> reporter: the unruly passenger had others on american airlines flight 1284 reaching for cell phones. ryan wood captured this video as the woman was being hauled off by indianapolis airport police. >> just a lot of screaming, yelling. i thought it was a kid crying in the back. it ended up being she was kind of being belligerent, drunk on the plane. >> passengers tell us an in-flight announcement was made. >> they said everybody get to your seats, buckle up. nobody move. >> witnesses explained how the woman spewed nonsense and profanity. >> you're good. >> most of it was profanity. and just, you know -- just very disturbing.

you feel very bad for her. >> the woman was restrain and the plane diverted so police in indianapolis could take over. >> she apparently struck the flight attendant as they were restraining her. but they were able to keep her under control until the plane was diverted to indianapolis. >> the poor flight attendant. >> during the process she also kicked one of the officers. >> it was a good decision they made. they had to do what they had to do. >> that passenger is facing numerous charges including battery. today is a big day for two astronauts up in pace. nasa astronaut scott kelly and a russian cosmonaut just reached the halfway point of a year-long stay up there. that's going to be the record for a u.s. astronaut. the long visit will let researchers study how space affects the human body over a long period of time. >> a lot of effects of this environment that we can't see or feel. like bone loss, effects on our

vision, genetics, dna, rna, proteins. >> nasa is finding out if we could ever fly to mars. the agency is testing kelly's twin brother, retired astronaut mark kelly right now. the twins give nasa a chance to see if a long time in space has a serious impact on the human body. too soon? in 60 seconds, the 911 tribute that some say

we are following the stories you're clicking on. this cheerleading squad's video has gone viral but not for the reasons you might think. the 911-themed cheer features audio from live news reports from day of the attack. the song "god bless the usa" and comments made by george w. bush. the team is receiving mixed reaction. the cheerleaders say they have performed a tribute every year since 2002.

first came the store, then the discovery of a 1,000-year-old skeleton. the 215-year-old tree was taken out by a storm, revealing the skeleton of a young man. can you see the bones there? it was discovered in ireland. archeologists say the man suffered a violent death during the medieval period. it seems bmw's new ceo is not coping well with the limelight. in his first major appearance, he collapsed on stage during a presentation. he has been the company's ceo since may. we're learning he's okay. just got a here at humana, we value sticking with things.

when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. the plan people stick with. 200 people looking for asylum are in turkey now after their boat sank off the turkish coast. the boat was packed with refugees, just a fraction of the hundreds of thousands fleeing to

europe. we'll have more on the crisis from the live desk in about ten minutes. this boat was headed to greece when it went down. today's weather emoji looking aloof and mysterious in his dark sunglasses. you need them today. bright sunshine, temperatures are going to be feeling like summer time by later this afternoon. right now it's pleasant. we're in the comfort zone. 70s in the shenandoah valley to the bay. in the mountains, in the 60s. another gorgeous day today. we'll see temperatures climb a bit through the afternoon to the south and around the metro area. in the mid 80s. around the chesapeake bay, with the bay water up to the 70s, feeling pleasant. bright sunshine around the region. low 80s shenandoah valley. >> all right. thank you. a new option for all those busy moms out there.

you might soon be able to order groceries online from target. right now it's only an option for customers living in minneapolis. depending on how the test run goes, target might expand the service. amazon and walmart have similar services and plans tos+÷ expand them as well. imagine this, you have a lottery ticket that matches the numbers, you go in to cash it only to hear that you can't have your money. that's what two dozen winners are fighting in illinois. two of them filed a lawsuit against the illinois lottery. it says it won't pay out the prizes until state lawmakers pass a state budget. the lawsuit argues this problem first came up in august and it's wrong that the state continues to sell tickets but refuses to pay winners. a day of mourning at a local school. what we've learned about the school and how it's handling an

unexpected tragedy. and washed away in the blink of an eye. we're gathering new information about a wave of devastating fl

an influx of blue at a montgomery county high school as students remember a classmate who died. >> the teen was hit and killed by a train yesterday. we have how students are honoring him today. derrick? >> students at clarksburg high

school are indeed wearing blue today. this is a show of solidarity and sadness. one of their classmates is gone. 16-year-old john martin dreggi died yesterday on the railroad tracks in the 15000 block of barnsville road. he was hit by a northbound amtrak train around 4:45 in the afternoon. he was walking with two other teens when for some reason he went on to the tracks. investigators are trying to find out why. it happened near the boyds m.a.r.c. train station, and it impacted commuter rail service. shortly after the incident, students took to social media to offer condolences to his family and to encourage the wearing of the blue in his memory. grief counselors will be at the school today. this is the 71st incident where someone has been hit by a train in our area since january of last year. >> all right. thank you. right now police in new carrolton, maryland are working

to find out how a man died overnight. someone found his body near a bus shelter on 85th avenue. this is not far from annapolis road or 495. news 4 went to prince george's county at beginning of the investigation. police are not saying anything about the nature of the man's death. developing right now, hungary's new enforcement at the border. we just learned that guards arrested three men for trying to cross over from neighboring serbia under a wire fence. the first arrests under the new laws that are designed to shut down the swell of migrants. but it's also left a pile of people with no place to go. army troops could shore up the border more. this morning the government declared a state of emergency in two areas. some 200,000 refugees from the middle east, asia and africa have reached hungary so far. >> thank you. jury selection is expected to wrap up in the murder trial of a man accused of killing a

d.c. police detective. antoine james is charged with killing joseph newell in 2013. james shot his stepfather several times after the two argued about mowing the lawn at their home in upper marlboro. newell was a d.c. police officer for more than 20 years. >> we have gone through so many reports, so many meetings, how can they do that? >> disbelief lingers today after an emotional and sometimes angry exchange over the use of police force in fairfax county. if you missed last night's discussion there will be another opportunity for you tonight to voice your concerns. a lot of people are specifically challenging how police treated a mentally ill inmate named natasha mckenna. she died back in february. officers repeatedly tased her in the process of moving her to a different jail. >> we heard the police and the commonwealth's attorney say that what happened to natasha was an accident.

even if that was possible that that kind of assault could be an accident, that outcome was deadly. someone should be responsible for that. >> tonight's meet willing focus on the county's effort to reduce the number of people with mental illnesses in jail. the goal is to move non-violent offenders to treatment facilities instead of locking them up. officials in virginia want to make sure change is made to older guardrails will keep you safe. state officials are traveling to california to begin crash tests on new gauuardrails. the older guard rails impaled people instead of buckling on impact. the company was forced to pay $663 million as a result of a lawsuit. right now the storm team 4 tower camera overlooking washington showing a high, dry sky. the sunshine beaming down.

and it's been so dry we have quite a bit of weed pollen in the air. latest pollen count in the moderate range for weed pollen. that's been holding steady for the last several days. looks like it will hold steady for the week ahead as we have more dry weather on the way. d.c. metro forecast for the afternoon, highs reaching the mid 80s. more warm, dry weather again on wednesday with low humidity. should make it into the upper 80s during the middle part of the afternoon with bright sunshine. on thursday, too, sunshine, warm, dry, highs reaching the upper 80s. all right. the search is on right now for several people missing in a devastating flood on the utah border. strong storms hit the town of hilldale. we have the latest on the developing situation out there. >> morning from the utah-arizona border. a flash flood hit this area yesterday afternoon, and a total of eight people have been

killed, and five are still unaccounted for as of now. what what happened is that a heavy rain storm hit the area, a total of an inch and a half to three inches of rain in less than an hour. it hit in the mountains behind me, sent rivers through the streets of this community. what happened with the people who were caught in the flood, we're told, is that they were watching the floodwaters when another flood came from behind and swept them into short creek. search efforts began right away. overnight the eighth body was found. this morning people in this community holding out hope that they will be able to find some survivors among the five who are still unaccounted for. but it's a terrible day here for people who live in hilldale, uta utah. the calendar says september, but wait until you hear how many people are shopping like

more than 32 million americans say they have already started their holiday shopping. 4 million have checked everything off their list. a quarter of people expect to be finished by the end of november. experts say if you're on a budget, you are more likely to get a head start to take advantage of layaway programs. those let you make purchases without running up credit card debt. for the first time a group of medical experts says taking an aspirin every day can protect against more than heart attacks and strokes. the u.s. preventive task force says there is good evidence that a daily dose of low-dose aspirin may prevent colon cancer. the effects are best for people in their 50s and 60s. the daily dose is not a treatment plan. they say the effects do wear off for patients with existing heart risk factors.

having a baby is already a huge life change and a huge expense for many. but where you live could actually determine how much that bundle of joy will affect your bank account. a new study ranked the best and worst states to deliver based on budget, health care and baby friendly environments. here's how we stacked up against the rest of the country. in our area, virginia is the best state to give birth, ranked 17th overall. maryland came in at 18th. d.c., tied with wisconsin at 34. the 34th most affordable state to deliver. not great news here. in west virginia, it ranked one of the worst places to virginia coming in at 49.

>> beautiful morning to take your toddler to a park.

lots of sunshine now. temperatures in the comfort zone. they can run around, play. temperatures now in the mid to upper 70s. great day for tennis. a lot of golf courses are getting crowded today. we have beautiful weather. right now temperatures near 70 far north and west, metro area, panhandle of west virginia. closer to washington, mid to upper 70s. mid 70s across virginia. by 1:00, low 80s. getting a bit hot by mid afternoon, mid 80s. bright sunshine, not humid. by 7:00 p.m., another beautiful evening, back down to the low 80s by early evening with clear sky. >> thank you, tom. a royal visit in washington, not will and kate. today the king and queen of spain are touring george washington's mt. vernon. they plan to lay a wreath at the tomb of george and martha washington. after that, they will walk around the mansion from the

estate's president. you have to see this amazing video of a close call with a humpback whale. it's been all over the place. some whales and several kayakers were off the coast of california. look at that. a tour company says the whales were feeding when suddenly one leapt out of the water. the whale slammed into their kayak but both were okay. you can imagine that scene? >> no. they looked calm after having just gone through that. >> i guess you don't know what to do, right? >> i guess not. forced from their homes and waiting it out in tents. >> an entire city is on the edge -- or on edge as they wait to learn whether their homes survived intense flames. we're working on an update from the live desk for you.

>> right now on news 4 midday, team coverage of the big stories that are developing now. in a moment tom kierein will update us on the forecast. >> first mollette green has more information on the fires out west. >> fires are still raging out west as some residents return home to charred debris. look at what people in middletown, california came back home to see.

some of those areas are still smoldering from the giant valley fire that. that fire only 35% contained right now. wildfires here and another in the sierra foothill forced 23,000 people to leave. flames destroyed about 720 homes and consumed hundreds of other buildings. >> thanks. you have been hearing a lot about this story, but not always the people who are directly affected by it. kathy park is going in depth picking up our team coverage with the families living without a home right now. >> it's been three days. just terrible. sad and terrible. >> reporter: dozens of tents f cover the napa fair grounds. for now this is home for bill. >> i tried to sleep in the tent, i couldn't do it. i had to sleep in the tent. >> reporter: what you see here is all he could leave with.

this might be all that's left. today this is what we saw entering town. miles of blackened earth and abandoned cars, littered with utility crews trying to restore power. >> you can't fathom it. i don't know if my house is there. i bought it in 1984, it's a 25-acre ranch. >> reporter: forced to flee as flames inched dangerously close. the terrifying images singed in their memories. >> it was like a tornado windstorm coming up from the ground it was hot. just fire jumping across the road, hitting the buildings. >> reporter: the valley fire no match for donna's family home since 1947. >> this is what is left of my home. >> reporter: today she's finding comfort among loved ones and the goodwill of strangers. >> they've been fantastic. >> breakfast, lunch, dinners.

anything we have needed we have gotten here. >> reporter: clothes and other essentials continue to pile up as those near and far continue to show their support. >> as a school teacher i wrapped up a bunch of supplies i had and headed over. >> reporter: it took minutes to lose just about everything except their strength. >> we're survivors. we'll build anew. right now, bright sunshine, temperatures are in the 70s. storm team 4 four-day forecast, later today hitting the mid 80s. bright and sunny. this pattern continues all the way into friday. a bit warmer on wednesday and thursday afternoon, may hit the upper 80s. morning lows, low 60s. low humidity each day. on friday, mid 80s. looks like it might get more humid over the weekend. not that sweltering humidity we had earlier. it will hit the 80s on saturday. mid to upper 80s. a front comes through, but it looks like it may only be a sprinkle and a small chance of a

shower on sunday with highs in the low 80s. cooling down on monday, highs in the upper 70s and partly cloudy, a little less humid. >> love and admire my mom. i know she's talking about issues important to families across our country. i believe that's starting to resonate. >> we can bet who chelsea clinton will vote for in decision 2016. a couple hours ago she spoke with savannah guthrie about her mother, hillary clinton, and what it's like to hear criticism thrown at her family. clinton's poll numbers have been dropping in recent weeks. republicans are making some final preparations for tomorrow night's big debate. tracie potts has more. >> number one in every single poll! >> reporter: donald trump drawing 15,000 supporters and some protests last night in dallas. he'll be center stage at tomorrow night's debate. >> the debate. i hear they're all going after

me. whatever. whatever. >> it's so hard to tack down trump because he's not playing by the rules. >> reporter: hillary clinton in iowa targeting her own sagging poll number there's calls trump entertaining. >> i wish i had that same sort of mentality. listen, i don't need to tell you anything. when i get there, peace will be breaking out everywhere. >> reporter: carly fiorina turning around comments about her face. >> this is a face of 561-year-old woman. i'm proud of every year and every single wrinkle. >> reporter: dr. ben carson the number two republican. trump called the world renowned neurosurgeon an okay doctor. >> it's narrow minded when someone says he's a neurosurgeon, he only knows how do medicine. that's stupid. >> reporter: bernie sanders continues to draw huge crowds. this one in virginia. >> if we were not talking about donald trump, bernie sanders would be the biggest story of this campaign.

>> reporter: while bernie sanders is a big story having displaced hillary clinton in iowa and new hampshire, over the next 48 hours, the big story will be donald trump, what will he say? how will he say it? how will other candidates react? tracie potts, nbc news washington. we know who will replace donald trump as host of "the apprentice." >> and a blast from the past that a lot of you

>> if you are a child of the '90s, listen up. you will soon be able to watch your favorite childhood cartoons on a brand-new nickelodeon channel. the channel will be dedicated entirely to '90s nick tunes and nothing else. there is no word on the launch date. but we all know this channel is called "the splat." it's coming soon. how fun. arnold schwarzenegger will be the new host of the celebrity

apprentice. he will replace donald trump. nbc and trump parted ways as he entered the presidential race. watch for the next season of the show sometime next year. and you know the song that sparked the dance craze, watch me whip, watch me nae nae. everybody trying to get in on the action. don't miss the ellen show today. there are some big surprises in store for one father and dance duo. you might remember them from this video that went viral earlier this year. they're whipping and nae naing. the youtube stars will perform on the ellen show. apparently justin bieber will also join ellen tonight. it promises to be all singing, all dancing. watch it here on nbc at 3:00. >> can you imagine four father

dancing with you like that. >> he danced, but not like that. quite a surprise inside a pizza parlor. >> wait until you see who or what made his way in. that's in 60 seconds.

at the white house, the university of connecticut women's basketball team is visiting the president. it's set to get underway. i guess they're there and waiting for the president. the huskies won the ncaa women's title for the third straight year this year. the president is honoring them with the invite today. he welcomed the men's champion duke team to the white house exactly a week ago. a maryland man became the first competitor on american ninja warrior to conquer all four stages of the course. >> jeff britain from maryland did a great job getting through the nearly impossible challenges.

>> no. so close! he did it! yes! >> unfortunately he ended up going home empty handed. rock climber isaac talvero was able to compete the course faster. he won $1 million. >> wow. tom, were you watching? >> i was napping. i was doing some ninja napping. as you hit the roads later today, all green lights for the afternoon and evening and for tomorrow as well. weather-wise any way. keep up with the latest on the storm team 4 app and the nbc washington app. the metro forecast for the afternoon, feels like summer again. highs in the 80s. great afternoon to head to the park, play some golf, play some tennis. low humidity still with us on wednesday. temperatures in the upper 80s. more summer-like weather on thursday. we'll be into the upper 80s,

warmed and dry. this will continue into friday. more humid over the weekend. here is the extended outlook for the papal visit next week. right now it is looking partly sunny each day. the pope arrives on tuesday afternoon. we'll be here wednesday and thursday. maybe a little more humid. there's a low chance of any rain. stay tuned. all right. thank you. talk about a late-night craving. that's what may have hit this little bear cub who wandered into a small town pizza parlor. employees at the colorado spring shop say they walked in on the cub last night face first in tubs of icing. they think he got in through an open door. parks and wildlife officers came and got the cub safely out of the restaurant. they say the cub will go to a rehab facility because it was malnourished and had a hurt paw. >> i'm glad he got help. that's probably what i look like in the middle of the night. head first in icing. >> i could be there, too. >> that's it for new 4 midday.

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