neighborhoods covered in mud with a hospital just steps away. i'm barbara harrison. we have an update on a story we've been covering all morning. as jesse matthew heads to court in a 6year-old cold case, what the victim's mother just told us. >> abnormally dry. when this weather pattern may break. i'm tom kierein, we got that coming up. >> i'm eun yang, jon stewart comes to washington. the message he's trying to

spread here. news 4 midday starts right now. i'm derrick ward in northwest, the rising of the sun has found dc water crews busy at work repairing a water main that broke just before dawn. it is a rude and dry wakening for folks here, but not the hospital across the way. >> the rupture was loud enough to shake some residents. >> i think it was a whoosh. >> it buckled the road and sent a wave of mud downhill to macarthur boulevard. it also made for some maneuver big motorists who used the parkway. what it didn't do was disrupt operations at the hospital. >> when we built and designed this hospital, we did so with a redundant water supply. >> reporter: while the eight-inch main may have busted,

it's not the only way the hospital gets its water supply. they have a bigger line coming in from another direction. they were responsive in shutting off the eight-inch water pipe, so our 12-inch main feeder was not affected. >> and the emergency facility feeds off macarthur boulevard. the bottom line is that patients and staff could get to appointments and that this is just like any other day. while residents don't have all the backup systems, at least one had a good alert system. >> my kids. >> your kids. >> from boston, virginia, seattle, they said, mom, did you check the news? there's something going on there. >> and there will be for a while. d.c. water says that could be for the better part of the day. that's the best thing they could give us in the way of an estimate. they say folks should expect some temporary disruptions in water service, but not the hospital. derrick ward, news 4. back to u. i'm eun yang at the live

desk, we are monitoring a rally that just wrapped up in washington. jon stewart was standing with hundreds of firefighters on capitol hill. there he is in a t-shirt with his beard. they're calling for the renewal of health care benefits for 9/11 first responders who became sick working at ground zero in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks. many of those first responders are suffering from cancer and other chronic diseases. the current program is set to expire at the end of this month. there is another program that compensates victims and first responders which expires next october. >> the thing that gave me substance that day, the thing that gave me strength that day, the thing that carried me through those terrible moments was the power and heart of the first responders behind me. it's still there today. >> lawmakers were also at the rally. if these programs are not renewed, first responders could lose financial support and health care. i'm eun yang. it's been two years since a

shee shooter opened fire at the washington navy yard. today there was a private memorial for people who worked there and families of the victims. in 2013, aaron alexis shot and killed 12 people inside building 197. police later killed alexis. building 197 had been closed since the shooting. it reopened earlier this year. under a new name, the humphries building. there's also an area inside that honors the 12 victims. developing now in utah, hundreds of volunteers are searching for people missing in deadly, dangerous floods. at this point we know at least four hikers died in zion national park in the southern part of the state. officials confirmed a dozen people including several children died in the town of hilldale. as of this morning safety officials are working to confirm new numbers that say as many as 20 people total may have died. another four are unaccounted for. he's already facing murder

charges in a local college student's murder. in less than two hours the same man will be back in court to face charges in another northern virginia woman's death. we have new reaction from the victim's mother. jesse matthew has an arraignment on murder charges in morgan harrington's death. she disappeared in 2009 after she went to a concert. we talked on the phone to harrington's mom. >> i have been in the courtroom every chance i've gotten. i want him to see my face. i want him to know i'm not going away after six years. i'm not going away. and i know what he did. and today everybody else is aware of what he's been charged with as well. >> matthew also faces murder charges in uva student hannah graham's death. police discovered her body about five miles from where harrington was found. a d.c. restaurant closed

because of a salmonella scare reopened today. fig and olive says it has the green light from the department of health. so far health officials say there are eight confirmed caseses cases s of salmonella and up to 70 cases link to the restaurant. while all those ate at fig & olive, the source of the salmonella is not known. the banner says live capitol cam. i think we should say love capitol cam. a few wis pi hiclouds. temperatures in the 70s. our tower cram zoomed in on the washington monument. a bit of haze, but not humid. off to the west, the other tower camera looking over frenchship heights, bethesda in the distance. temperatures now in the comfort zone. in the 70s, across virginia,

shenandoah valley, 60s in the mountains. we are waiting on a big announce front d.c.'s mayor about the washington wizards. the city is building a new $55 million practice facility in ward 8 in southeast. more details are expected to be announced in a half hour. check the nbc washington app. we know the new build willing stand where the former st. elizabeth's hospital used to be. the city hopes to open up the new facility in 2018. >> the pope weighs in on his trip to the u.s. just days before taking flight. first all eyes are on california. the four things you need to know about the big presidential debates that everyone will be talking about tomorrow. news 4 midday is back in 60

here are four things to know about tonight's presidential debate. the stage is set for the second gop debate at the reagan

presidential library in california. the top 11 polling candidates will be on the main stage at 8:00 p.m., they include dump, ben carson, scott walker and chris christie. it's not a question of if and when, but who will attack trump first. tonight is a second test for jeb bush who is at 6% in the polls. strategists say he needs to take on trump without crossing the line. it's an important night for carly fiorina. to keep her momentum going, she needs to grab voters attention tonight. four candidates did not make the cut for the staged debate. rick santorum, bobby jindal, george pataki and lindsey graham will face off in a less formal debate. they still need to grab voters and donors attentions. the democrats will get a chance to debate, too the first democratic presidential debate scheduled for october 13th that will bring together hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley.

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pope francis says he is looking forward to his visit to cuba and the u.s. with great hope. he heads to cuba on saturday before traveling to the united states. he will arrive in the district on tuesday. we're learning that he's been practicing his english over the summer, but he's still more comfortable speaking in spanish. he will give 4 of his 18 addresses in english during his u.s. stay. crews are busy setting up risers outside the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. next wednesday the pope will celebrate mass at the basilica. if you have not done so already, this is a perfect time to download our nbc washington app. you will want to have it before the pope arrives.

that way you can stay ahead of the traffic delays, receive alerts straight to your phone. tom? >> bright sunshine and temperatures are right in the mid 70s, around the metro area. where is the rain? the closest rain is way down yonder in georgia and in florida. it will stay down there. look at how dry it is, the eastern two-thirds of the country is dry. we are in the middle of this enormous high pressure. no rain in the region. blue sky. the pollen count in the moderate range for weed pollen and some mold spores as well. if you are sneezing, wheezing, that's why. warm, dry through the afternoon with sunshine. by 1:00 p.m., low 80s. by 7:00 p.m., back down to the low 80s. beautiful evening coming up. hackers tapping into your private information just by using the public wifi. which places could really put your data at risk?

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i'm eun yang. someone robbed the td bank at 3100 wilson boulevard across from the metro station. the bank robber implied he had a gun but there are no injuries reported. the bank robber is still on the

run. we'll let you know if we learn more information about this robbery. i'm eun yang at the live desk. a live look at i-66 in fairfax county. traffic is not so terrible there. but many of us know how congested it can be. >> congested. that's putting it lightly. now vdot trying to change that with new smart signs and lanes. they go live at noon today. kristin wright has what you can expect in your first 4 traffic. >> within the hour, big changes are coming to i-66 and it could mean a faster commute tonight. if a busy interstate can have a big day, today would be it for 66 in northern virginia. >> i hope so. i really do. >> reporter: within the hour, vdot will roll out a smart highway system. it's supposed to make things better for frustrated commuters between d.c. and gainesville.

>> it's normally a mess. usually congested. i have to leave much earlier than i normally do to get to my destination. >> reporter: it's information in real time. you will see new electronic signs overhead. green arrows mean the lane is open. yellow, time to merge. well before an accident ahead. the red x, shoulder lanes will be open more often based on traffic volume rather than simply time of day. >> they're going to be able to manage those lanes more closely through cameras that we have throughout the corridor. >> reporter: for now it's wait and see for commuters on 66. >> maybe it's great to slow down the traffic. >> reporter: vdot says the new smart system will make things safer for everybody on 66. in northern virginia, kristin wright, news 4. sunglasses, sun block, high september sun jumping into the sky. with it so dry it's warmed up

quickly. temperatures now mid 70s in washington. mid to upper 70s around the bay. in virginia, much of the shenandoah valley, generally in the low 70s. low humidity throughout the region. temperatures climbing up to the 80s. the warm dry pattern continues thursday, friday and into saturday with highs in the upper 80s. then a change moves in on sunday with cooler temperatures and just a few clouds coming through. low 80s, then high 70s on monday. as we welcome pope francis on tuesday, should be partly cloudy, a small chance of a shower on tuesday with highs in the 70s. a new warning this morning for those of who use public wifi. if you do log on at a restaurant or airport or somewhere like that, you could be at risk of your identity being stolen. tom costello tells us about the most malicious hot spots. >> reporter: you touchdown in a new city and the first thing many of us do, look for a wifi

network and log on. but beware, that's what cybercrooks are hoping we'll do. >> your videos, your social security number, your insurance information, your credit card information. mobile payment. they're off that informationinf >> reporter: skycure just released a list of top tourist attractions surrounded by malicious cybernetworks. first up is times square. in a two-block area you have ten suspicious wifi. one big warning sign is the word free. if you see free wifi advertised, be wary. we asked tourists in times square how they pick a wifi.

>> i'm not too picky. i choose one, if it works, whew. >> if i'm desperate, i would risk it. >> reporter: to prove how easily hackers can gain access to phones, mine was hacked in less than a minute. i have access to your password to your bank information, i have access to your e-mail. >> you can see all of this? >> can i see all of that. >> reporter: 92% of people who use free wifi never read the disclaimer which sometimes clearly states the network will access your personal information. on the list of tourist sites surrounded by risky wifi we weren't surprised to find the hollywood walk of fame. >> everywhere i go i'm searching for wifi to be with my friends. >> reporter: also on the list, the areas surrounding notre dame cathedral in paris. major theme parks in california and florida golden gate park in san francisco.

and the vegas strip. but this one was a surprise -- just outside vatican city in rome. around the vatican you have six suspicious sites. you're not saying the vatican is suspicious. >> >> that's right. when people go, they stay about 30 minutes around the tourist destinations. hackers know it. >> reporter: just because the network is suspicious doesn't mean it's malicious. but it may be worth avoiding. >> the safest way not to get sick is not to shake hands with sick people. >> that was tom costello reporting. cyberexpert says keep your operating system up to date. breaking her silence. in 60 seconds what the survivor of that

>> i was very quiet.

i don't know whether he tried to fire off a couple more rounds. i was just concentrating on being so still so that he wouldn't shoot me again. >> the survivor of the ambush near roanoke virginia last night is opening up about the terrifying moments. vicki gardner sat down with fox news. gardner was shot while in the middle of a live interview with alison parker and adam ward three weeks ago. she said she saw someone standing by the journalists, but didn't realize what was happening until the gunfire started. gardner dropped to the ground and played dead. that's when flanagan shot her in the back. she said she's revisited that decision over and over again. >> it will be the thought that goes through, you know, did i read this -- i felt -- thankfully i felt like i read it well enough that i dropped. had i continued to stand, i would not be here talking to

you. >> gardner is the executive director of the smith mountain lake chamber of commerce. she said she has not returned to that place where the shooting happened. you may soon be paying more to ship packages if you use fedex. fedex is raising shipping rates for most packages by about 5%. the new rates will go into effect in january. u.p.s. has not made a move to increases prices for now. this year both companies started charging to ship boxes based on size and weight. well, want better vision? why you may want to step out into the sunshine.

today's weather emoji is in love, has a crush on today's weather. sunshine, low humidity. all around the region temperatures this afternoon will reach the 80s. mid to upper 80s, that's about

ten degrees above our average high for this time of year. it's sort of like august-like temperatures. low to mid 80s much of the shenandoah valley and chesapeake bay. bright sunshine, north and west of washington. out of the mountains should be reaching the low 80s, bright and sunny there. low humidity around. enjo enjoy. >> that sunshine could be good for your eye health. eye health and playing outside go hand in hand when it comes to your kids. a new study suggests making them play outside could help them prevent near sightedness. researchers in china looked at kids over three years. 40% of kids who played outside had developed -- who did not play outside developed myopia. that's compared to kids who got extra activity.

the cdc says one in three american children get a good chunk of their calories every day from fast foo researchers tracked down about 3,000 children. they watched them all, age 2 to 19 for a couple of years. the cdc says findings are not significantly different from similar studies that were done in the '90s. right now, a busy street starts to buckle and a nearby hospital takes a hit. we are tracking a water main break in a very inconvenient location. and a desperate search, cars and homes washed away by floodwaters that seem to come out of nowhere. that's next.

right now crews are still working to fix a busted water main in northwest. it burst in front of sibley hospital this morning. crews shut down the road. the hospital says it is business as usual there. we're working to find out when the road will reopen. >> we know the name of a man shot and killed in anne arundel county. shannon blair jr. died on elliott drive last night. his death was ruled a homicide. originally police were not sure how blair died. blair was not from the community where he was found.

the retrial of a former prince george's county high school teacher accused of sexually abusing a student will start today. andre brown's trial ended with a hung jury, that was back in march. brown worked as a special education teacher and coach at high point high school in beltsville. police say brown sexually abused a 17-year-old girl on school grounds. the 1,000 mile walk is over, now it's time to try to convince congress to change policy. >> earlier this morning the hundreds of people who participated in the naacp's journey for justice rallied on capitol hill. they want lawmakers to promote policies for equal voting right. the walk started in selma, alabama and it ended yesterday afternoon when they crossed the memorial bridge. hundreds of migrants are stranded near serbia's border. that border is now closed.

many migrants who streamed into austria from hungary are trying to make it to germany on foot. now to new developments in the charleston church massacre. a judge will decide if a gag order will remain in place. dylann roof is charged with killing nine church-goers in charleston. various news organizations are challenging the order. roof is not expected to be in court. i'm eun yang at the live desk with breaking news. police in prince william county are searching for a murder suspect and they're calling him armed and dangerous. this is alvin jones. police want to arrest him on both murder and aggravated malicious wounding charges. officers already arrested these men here in connection with a deadly shooting over the weekend. the gunfire started saturday

after some kind of fight in a parking lot near old linton hall road and harris avenue in gainesville. again, police say if you see alvin jones, do not approach him. they say he's likely armed and could be dangerous. a 23-year-old died in that shooting. a 22-year-old is in critical condition. at the live desk, i'm eun yang. did you see it? that bright spot in the eastern sky? pre-dawn this morning. venus showing off. i took this picture right about 6:00 this morning. it was just so bright. the camera doesn't really capture the brightness of it. it's unreal. and it's because venus is fairly close to the earth. both the earth in its orbit around the sun and venus are very close to each other right now. d.c. metro forecast for the afternoon into the upper 80s. warm and dry weather continues thursday and friday. highs upper 80s each day.

then saturday great weather for the andrews air show. sunny, upper 80s a bit more humid on saturday. parts of the country, like us, really need rain. but others are having dangerous levels of rainfall. in utah at least a dozen people died in heavy storms. leann gregg has the latest on cleanup and the search for survivors. >> the search is continuing today for four people who went missing from two different locations. part of that search will focus downstream from here to the north of this community two vehicles went into the water carrying 16 people. 9 children and 3 women were killed, one child remains missing and is presumed dead. in zion national park, four different people were also killed and three members of their party remain missing. the national guard will join in that search today. about 600 people from law enforcement and volunteers have been out since monday looking

for the missing. today once again for the third day in a row, thunderstorms are in the forecast, and the governor along with other officials are urging the residents and the visitors to be mindful of the forecast and the possibility of more flooding. i'm leann gregg reporting from colorado city, arizona. maryland governor larry hogan will be at the orioles game today. he will be there with childhood cancer patients from ronald mcdonald house. he's also fighting cancer. stage three nonhodgkin's lymphoma. he's going to the game because he kicked off a partnership with the orioles to benefit cancer research. that game begins at 7:05 tm. we know the five cities competing to host the olympics in 2024. the international olympic committee made the list official this morning. the cities, los angeles, budapest, hamburg, paris and rome. the ioc won't decide which of those cities will win until two

years from now. l.a. is the only u.s. city in the running for the games that year. it was a last-minute submission from the u.s. committee after boston pulled back on its bid. d.c. was also in that conversation, but lost both times. it's all you can eat for the next several months. we'll explain i

hewlett-packard expects to cut 30,000 jobs from its enterprise business, that's roughly 10% of the work force. hp says the cuts will be global but is not elaborating. they offer i.t. services and support to corporate customers. you'll probably have only a couple of minutes tomorrow to get an olive garden promotion pass that's back this year. olive garden past pa passes go on sale at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. they cost $100 and get you all

you can eat pasta at the restaurant for more than two months. there are only 1,000 passes being sold. the passes sold out in 45 minutes last year. new today, impressive video of a walk across a tightrope. check it out. this man made it across a 1,000 foot high gap in melbourne, australia. halfway through his leg cramped, so he laid down on the wire. oh, my goodness. i can't watch this. it almost looks like he's actually lying on nothing there. he got back up and finished the walk after that. that's the way to work out a cramp. yeah. all right. changes coming to not one but two apps you or your kids might use all the time. one involves paying for a new

. i'm told that will is a line at the slide at the playground. beautiful day, take your toddler to the park. looking at the radar, the nearest rain to us is here just near savannah, georgia. jacksonville, florida. it will stay well south of us. right now storm team 4 radar all dry throughout our entire region. and as a result, many lawns are looking like this. i took this picture last friday. nothing much has changed. we only had 1.43 inches at reagan national airport since the 1st of august. that's almost 3 1/4 inches below average for that period of time. we are abnormally dry throughout the region. >> thanks. today family, friends and colleagues will gather to remember the five servicemen who were killed during a shooting rampage in chattanooga. it has been twoéó.@ñ7 months sie attack outside the military recruiting center. the tribute on the river event

tonight will feature live music, fireworks and a flyover by the blue angels. a chattanooga police officer was also hurt in that attack. if you use snap chat you may like this next story or you might hate it. snapchat is letting users pay to replay their snaps. in a nutshell the app lets you send messages using video and photos that will disappear after a few seconds. the new paid features allows users to purchase replay a snap. because replay on a specific snap can only be purchased once. you got all that? it seems like that facebook dislike button might finally happen. a lot of you are liking this story on our facebook page. ceo and founder mark zuckerberg says the dislike feature has been surprisingly complicated to create. he says ultimately it will be designed to let users express empathy with their facebook

friends. i don't know. if you don't like something, just don't like it. >> i'm not sure i like the idea of pushing a dislike button. >> i feel like it promotes negativity. we already have a lot of that on social media. imagine your child taken out of school and placed in handcuffs. >> the simple item he brought to school that started it all and why his family thinks their heritage may have

i'm eun yang, we have an update on that breaking news. d.c. water reports crews have finished repairs on the water main break near sibley hospital. that problem this morning caused a lot of traffic issues. should be better for the afternoon. at the live desk, i'm eun yang. tonight promises to be an exciting one in decision 2016. republicans will face each other in the republican debate. the top 11 fighting for the republican nomination. tracie potts gets you ready. >> reporter: the reagan library in simi valley, california is set for tonight's debate. >> i think we'll see trump show number two. >> reporter: donald trump heads into the debate a solid number one in the polls. >> people are not silent. they're disgusted with our incompetent politicians.

>> reporter: dr. ben carson takes the number two spot on stage. tonight is a test for jeb bush languishing at 6%. republican strategists say he needs to take on trump without crossing the line. >> governor bush needs to take the fight to donald trump aggressively. he has to almost make fun of donald trump. >> someone comes at me, bam, i'll come back at them. >> reporter: tonight could be an opportunity for carly fiorina who fought her way on to the main stage and seems read i do take on trump. >> she has an opportunity here to kind of punch trump a bit in his face but at the same time stand out as being a strong outsider. >> reporter: 11 candidates all hoping tonight will be their moment. as for those candidates who did not make the cut, they have an earlier debate, two hours before the rest of the candidates take the main stage. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. and not to be forgotten with tonight's republican debate,

hillary clinton will be on tonight's "tonight show" with jimmy fallon. this is the first time she will appear on late night television since announcing her run for president. it will also be her first time on fallon's show. you can watch here on nbc 44 here at 11:30. sick and dying, domestic veterans, over 400,000 exposed americans are the responsibility of the people that work in these government buildings. >> you can hear the frustration on capitol hill this morning. jon stewart is part of a group calling for the renewal of health care benefits for 9/11 first responders who became sick work at ground zero. lawmakers were also at the rally. they heard the concerns. if congress does not renew the two programs, first responders could lose financial support and health care. tom? if you plan on hitting the roads and driving this afternoon, this evening and

tomorrow, all green lights weather-wise as this dry weather will be ctinuing. storm team 4 four-day forecast. afternoon highs for this wednesday into the upper 80s. mid 80s in the suburbs and many rural areas. overnight tonight, the 60s by dawn in the metro area. some rural areas maybe down into the 50s. more of the same on friday, again on saturday, though maybe a few more clouds on saturday. a weak front coming through just giving us some clouds no rain. a few clouds on sunday, partly sunny. it will bring in cooler weather after we get more humid saturday, it will turn lower humidity for the first part of next week. looks nice for the papal visit. only a small chance of a shower tuesday. otherwise partly cloudy, low chance of rain throughout the visit. in ban hour, a man charged with killing a university of virginia student is due in court for arraignment on charges of abducting and murdering a

virginia tech student. a grand jury indicted jesse matthew yesterday in the 2009 death of morgan harrington. the 20-year-old vanished after attending a concert at uva. detectives found her body five miles from uva student hannah grah graham's body. matthew is charged with graham's murder. we just heard about some traffic, technology upgrades going into effect on 66. those new signs they've been putting up, that's what we're talking about. as far as the signs go, at noon they will go into effect if there's an x, you cannot travel in those lines. the green arrow means open, the yellow merge. all of this trying to get traffic moving more smoothly along 66. a 14-year-old in texas could face charges. police are accusing him of making a hoax bomb and bringing it to school. that's not the whole story.

we hear why the teenager's family thinks they're discriminating against them. >> reporter: ahmed mohamed says he likes tinkering with things, wants to be an inventor and wanted to show what he can do as he starts high school as a freshman. >> i took it to school to show my teacher what talent i had. in my perspective it didn't look like a bomb. >> reporter: but at macarthur yesterday, that's what the second teacher who saw his home mate clock thought it was. police handcuffed him, arrested him and took him to irving police headquarters for interrogation on hoax bomb. >> i don't think it's scary at all. i brought something to school that wasn't a threat to anyone. i didn't do anything wrong. i showed my teachers something. i ended up getting arrested later that day. >> reporter: his father said ahmed fixes all sorts of things. he encouraged his son to demonstrate his skills and he blames discrimination for what happened. >> we are a melting box, the

greatest country. we need this not to hinder us as muslim, as christian, arab, goo, whatever you are. >> reporter: irving police say people thought the stuff was suspicious. >> a lot of these details that the family and he provided to you were not shared to us in any way. he was less than forthcoming. >> police say their investigation is not over. >> ahmed mohamed was suspended for three days. the council on islamic relations says this case is a red flag and also egregious. so, it is a video that has a lot of people talking this morning. some say it's one of the dirtiest plays they have ever seen on the field. >> and it happened during a high school football game, news 4 midday is back in 60 seconds.

we are tracking the videos you are clicking on this morning. let's begin with what some are calling the dirtiest football play will you ever see this was in lyndon, new jersey. the player wearing number 1 ripped off number 73's helmet and hit number 73 in the head with the helmet. that player had to get ten stitches. polices are looking into the case. now to nature, a crocodile lifts himself out of the water by his tail. crocodiles have strong tails. you can compare it to a torpedo coming out of a submarine. pretty wild stuff. to the edge of space and back. gopro camera that got lost for two years after it was attached to weather balloon captured some amazing images. look here. it floated up 19 miles above the earth, and then parachuted back

down catching these images all along the way. the people who started this project attached that phone -- or a phone to the balloon. once it landed on earth they were able to ping the signal, find the phone and get those images. back to you. >> i'm still thinking about that video of the crocodile. >> i'm blown. >> is that real? we thought only dolphins can do that. >> i'll look that up. an update on the national zoo's brand-new little panda cub. >> we are back in

. right now a bright sunshine, pollen count for weeds in the moderate range. i took this picture a couple days ago. weeds are high. pollen count in the moderate range. holding steady over the next several days because of not much

rain. temperatures approaching noontime in the upper 70s to around 80. mountains around 70, around the chesapeake bay around 80. beautiful summer-like day with highs this afternoon across the metro area, upper 80s, mid 80s nearby suburbs, the dry pattern continues. it's been four weeks since the national zoo welcomed a new panda cub. zookeepers say the new panda cub weighs about two pounds. >> this is the latest photo of the cub. he's looking like a little panda now. his eyes will start to open in the next few weeks. we want to take a live look at the panda cam. there's mom, mei xiang, it look like she's bathing the little panda. so cute. earlier we saw her holding and cuddling the baby. you can see the little black splotch on his ears.

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