it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for only $79.99 a month online, you get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus, with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels for a year. so go online or call now for this great offer. get out of the past. get fios. the first day of the new year is wrapping up. news4 is just getting started. we're working several developing stories right now and our news team has you covered. live in prince george's county where a jogger discovered a body

along a popular trail today. new video of a deadly attack on a cafe in israel. as western new york brings in the new year with snow we're wondering will old man winter ever show its face around here. first, the tearful new plea from the wife of a man who was killed on new year's eve. an suv hit a father of 4 on c street and the deadly crash caught on camera in southeast d.c. the victim's family opens up about what they think could have saved him. only on news4. >> he was a good guy. he was family guy. >> reporter: ian butts was her world. she says he was an amazing father to their four young children and the best husband she could have ever asked for. >> we were in a play together. >> reporter: the says she last spoke to her husband about an hour after the ball dropped. his father, henry, says two hours later, at 3:00, he

received a call as well. >> he told me he loved me and happy new year. i told him i love him, too, and hope this new year be better for him. >> reporter: around 5:00 police arrived at his door. >> the officer came in and asked for my wife to come down and said there was a car accident. >> reporter: investigators say ian was hit and killed at the intersection of minnesota avenue and c street about 5:00 saturday morning. they obtained this surveillance video from an apartment building showing ian stepping out before he was struck and investigators believe it was a blue or black equinox. the driver never stopped >>. >> he or she whoever it was, would have just got out and made a phone call, maybe they would have saved him. >> reporter: so much pain and unanswered questions all because a driver kept going. >> let us know what happened, if it was an accident, we're going to forgive, i just need to know

what happened. >> reporter: again, police believe the suspect was driving a blue or black chevy equinox model 2005, 6 or 7, and believe it has front enend damage, if they know where that vehicle is or the suspect, contact police right away. megan fitzgerald, news4. >> thank you. a mystery we've been trying to find answers to all day. the body of a young woman was discovered in chillum, near the rosa parks elementary school. jackie joins us live tonight. >> reporter: chris, they don't know who she is. there was no it, no wallet, no person found on or near the woman's body. investigators from maryland's national capitol park police left the park at night fall. they had secured the trail for most of the day while they looked for possible evidence. the shocki ining discovery was around 7:30 this morning.

>> a jogger was in the area, ran past a body and called police. the police responded and did discover the body of a female, appears to be an hispanic female in her 20s on the trail deceased. >> reporter: in addition to being a recreation area, this trail serves as a cut through for people to walk through to the home depot and the mall at prince george's. police say the woman had trauma. they would not say what type of injuries to her upper body. the body may have been here since new year's eve. >> right now, no identification is known, no it on her body -- no it on her body or anything of that nature and we have to determine who she is. >> reporter: police believe the woman is latina, in her 20s. we have no other information. height,weight, what she was we wearing, anything, to help people figure out if this is a family member or a loved one. live in chillum, jackie bensen,

news4. now, your storm team 4 forecast. >> you saw jackie out there with the zafr on and gloves. it will be a cold night tonight and we're in for a much colder pattern. december, extremely warm, record breaking temperatures. the colder air is finally coming in. coming in from the west and we will be seeing the cold air the next couple of days. it's not tomorrow or this weekend. i think both saturday and sunday looking good. a nice weekend. the first arctic air mass of the season moves in. we will see wind chills only in the teens. i'll show you when it arrives, how long it lasts and what we can expect next in my forecast. >> thanks. tonight, fear is gripping israel's second largest city as they launch a manhunt for a man who started shooting people at a cafe in tel aviv and they're looking whether this was inspired by isis. >> a security camera, young people relaxing at a bar, then

diving for cover, in fear. a gunman appears firing relent leslie. seconds later, one survivor looks up in horror around him. two are dead. seven people were injured, two in critical condition tonight. we were shaking, this woman s says, we hid in a storage room. more chilling security camera footage shows the same gunman moments earlier, in a grocery store, apparently buying food. he pulls a rifle from his backpack and begins killing, leaving bullet holes and barstools overturned in terror. know happy new year here. one survivor thought of last year's paris massacre and took shelter. >> i fall and i wait for the boom. it was like -- >> a manhunt is under way for the shooter. israeli media are reporting police of identified and arab

israeli suspect and believe it could be the first isis inspired attack and the motive may be criminal. last month, isis leader baghdadi threatened israel. >> it happens all over the world. >> one of those killed was the man aged 26. my son was special, his father say, he collapsed when he saw him dead. one group at the bar was celebrating a birthday, witnesses say, then they saw the shooter gripping his weapon with both hands, intent on taking lives. >> the father of the man arrested for plotting an attack on a bar in rochester, new york, says his son should be in a psychiatric ward, not behind bars. earlier this week, fbi arrested emanuel as he was planning an attack on new year's eve. his father says his son was mentally ill and thinks he was convinced to carry out the attack by a federal informant. the fbi says he was in contact

with isis in syria and was a arming himself for an attack. tonight, we're getting new video from dubai. it's giving us a first look inside the heavily damaged hotel. the inferno was still smoldering well into the day today. firefighters haven't said what started the fire. 14 people were injured and partially obscured the iconic fireworks display. a ferd employee has been charged with embezzlement accused of using thousands of dollars to gas up his personal vehicles for dozens of purcha purchases. federal agents found it when they raided a house that's connected to that officer. tonight, animal control officers are warning people to be careful. they're looking for two dogs, black red and brownish mixed

breed. they attacked a small pomeranian in hey market and is still recovering from the bite wounds. congress is scheduling a hearing to investigate issues for daycare for army family, the problem exposed by i-team. the house oversight committee will question administrators to see what changes have been made for fee assistance program. it's supposed to help army parents to pay childcare bills. they reveals late tape and payments and administrators never returning parents' calls. they promised to hire a contractor to fix those problems and have to account for those changes wednesday. now, to decision 2016 j in the republican front-runner, donald trump received some unwanted publicity today at the rose parade in pasadena. planes flew over the route and wrote demeaning messages like america is great, trurm is disgusting and anybody but trump

and iowans, dump trump. so far, he's well ahead in national polls. although nbc news reached out to mr. trump's campaign for comment, they have not responded. if you're ready to get the christmas tree out of the house this weekend but don't want to wait for someone to pick it up at the curb, from 10:00 to 3:00 tomorrow you can have your tree recycled into munch ylch you cae home and they're asking for a 5-$5-10 donation. if you don't need the mulch, you can always donate to it the school. someone could start the new year as a multi-millionaire. the powerball jackpot up to $34 million, the 12th largest in the game's history. the jackpot got a big bump when no one matched the winning numbers wednesday and the next drawing is tomorrow. the lump sum payout is more than 2$200 million. the odds are 1 in 292 million.

♪ ♪ ♪ unforgettable >> tonight, we remember grammy award singer natalie cole. she died today at the age of 65 after battling health issues for years including hepatitis c and addiction that resulted in a kidney transplant about six years ago. many remember her for her hit song, "unforgettable," first made famous by her father. winter storm blows through texas and how it's impacting some student athletes. very unusual and very special and i haven't seen it in my 34 years of nursing. >> we will show you a set of twins born in different years. >> that's pretty cool. now, from cool to cold, take a look at the numbers. temperatures over the next couple of days, not bad for the weekend. the cold really sets in, not just cold, we're talking frigid. i have the numbers coming

a new year meets hundreds of new laws taking effect around the country. in hawaii, the legal smoking age is now 21 and that applies to typical tobacco products and electronic cigarettes. gun owners with permits can now carry them in the open in texas and the laws require a belt or shoulder holster. you won't see styrofoam conta containers in d.c. restaurants that don't comply will face a 1$100 fine. president obama is pushing gun control to the top of his agenda for 2016. he says he will meet with the attorney general on monday and

ask loretta lynch how they can make it harder for a dangerous few to get their hands on guns. the president is expected to issue an executive order to expand background checks on gun sales. >> tens of thousands of our fellow americans have been mowed down by gun violence. tens of thousands. each time we're told common sense reforms like background checks might not have stopped the last massacre or one before that so we shouldn't do anything. >> we know we can't stop the act of violence but what if we try to stop even one. >> the president says over the years he has received too many letters from parents of violence of children. as of today, the national zoo is shortening its hours and won't open the gates until 8:00 a.m., two hours later than before and closing times adjus adjusted to 5:00 in the winter and 7:00 in the summer. that means walkers and joggers

have to adjust their early morning schedule at the zoo. >> i have to wait a little but it's really worth it. it's great to walk. today, i saw two pandas, two lions, it's a great spot to exercise. >> the zoo says it's making these changes for security reasons and wants to reduce the number of people in cakarcars d the darker morning and evening hours. various parts of the country started the new year cleaning up after wild weather, the area we've been watching all week. flooding along the mississippi river remain as huge concern in the south and midwest. right now, the water is high enough to cover some streets in louisiana and 15 have died in the waters in missouri and a lot is still shut down and will take months to clean up that debris. parts of texas got enough snow to cause damage. a snowfall in lubbock was heavy enough to collapse a roof at the

athletic center of texas tech. and buffalo, new york, waking up to a foot of snow on the ground and winds up to 35 miles an hour. that is, you would love that. thousands of families right here? not so much. take you out live in the district. there we are, we see that flag blown. the wind's kicking up a little bit here and there. >> that wind will do two things for us. 5 to 10 miles an hour wind doesn't mean too much but means temperatures are a little bit less and, two, will keep the temperatures up just a bit, believe it or not. let's show you what's happening across our area. 38 degrees, winds out of the southwest at 5 miles an hour. that doesn't seem like a lot but makes 38 degrees feel like 34 degrees in the city. feels like 29 toward frederick and hagerstown at 26 degrees and manassas at 28 degrees. we have wind chills in the 20s and by early tomorrow morning, temperatures will be in the 20s.

one thing we will not see over the next five, six days, no chance of rain or snow as we make our way through the next week, not until next friday. we'll get to that in a second. satellite and radar showing our storm system moving to the south. look what's coming in behind it. clear skies. you look outside, you actually see some stars. we have not seen that very often. back to the west, i'm watching this system. you can kind of see the clouds moving from chicago towards our region. that will help. look behind it. that will really help to clear us out tomorrow. we will be cool but see a lot of sunshine. we have not seen much in the way of sunshine at all in the past couple of weeks. we will see it coming up this weekend. but, what to expect for the new year? the cold is what to expect. starting off on a cold note for sure even though the weekend looking okay, the arctic arrives next week and snow, i think it will start coming here and the second week of january may be our first chance to see snow.

how much? way too early to tell. don't go out and say, hey, we're going to get snow but i think the pattern is looking good the second week of january. 31 in frederick tomorrow morning and 36 in manassas and 34 in this washington area. waking up to colder temperatures tomorrow. sunshine, not bad this time of year. 45 in d.c. 43 in martinsburg and 47 in gaithersburg. a little bit of wind chill tomorrow but not that bad. if you're doing exercising, most likely want to do it during the afternoon hours, when things should be on the mild side. if you're going early, bundle up. talk about the temperature drop, 45 tomorrow, 48 on sunday. the weekend looking pretty good. look at monday and tuesday. high monday of only 38, obviousonly 34 on tuesday. with that, wind chills get down to the teens. talking windy conditions and

wind chills in the teens and could be for much of the area. the good news is that cold snap does not last all that long. three days in the 30s and wednesday high temperature of 39 degrees. then we get back to average, average this time of year is 43. some of the coldest time of the year coming up right now. chances of snow coming up soon. >> we knew it would come sooner or later. >> it had to. last week, when the initial all-star ballots came out, john wall found himself

the injury bug in 2015's been kicking the wizards' butts, so they're at the verizon center tonight trying to get 2016 off to a better start. chris, hi. >> you have a great first name. the wizards have the right spell against the magic, they've beaten orlando 10 times in a row and the last lost in 2013. john wall still campaigning for all-star votes, currently fifth in the eastern conference. first quarter, court was in session. ramon session. hot. wizards up five. wall also can jump. it is blocked. then wall shows off the pull-up ju jumper. wall doing it all. turns the steal into two more

points. those two plays, they were good. this is phenomenal. don't go for the head fake! he finishes with the left hand. team high, 24 points for walt. the whole team shared t ed thd . wizards had 29 assists. john wall with 13 of them. the final assists coming to porter with two of his points. wizards win, 103-91. >> just moving the ball and sharing it. everybody stepping up for us, kelly, a lot of different guys are stepping up. that's what we need. >> we do a great job moving the ball against teams like that, you have to move the ball. one-on-one basketball was not working. when we tried it we had turnovers and forced us to take bad shots. we moved the ball and got looks we wanted and gave ourselves a chance to win. college football, stanford-iowa, in the rose bowl. this one all about christian

mccaffrey, takes the pass from gonzaga, goes the distance. mccaffery sets the record for all purpose yardage in the rose bowl 360 yards, four touchdowns, stanford wins big, 45-16. ohio state and notre dame tangling in the fiesta bowl. ezekiel elliott steals the show, 145 yards on the ground. this one goes 47 yards for the junior, a good cap to his illustrious college career and win big. kirk cousins just needs 34 yards to finish for 4,000 for the season. not bad for a guy who began as a starter and ends -- the skins needed every bit of his yards. rushing attack stalled once again.

coaching staff believes their quarterback can carry the offense when needed. >> when you have a guy you trust seeing the field making good decisi decisions, you feel comfortable throwing the football a little more on early downs where you might be inclined to run it. he's done an excellent job in that. >> you have confidence in kirk making sound decisions on first down, not taking sacks, getting the ball out of his hands and letting the playmakers play. >> the skins finish their season this sunday at dallas, 1:00 kickoff for that. chris, say it with me, nfc east champs gearing up for the playoffs. >> it has a heck of a sound. i'm sure the redskins would like to hear that sound over and over again. >> you didn't say it.

most twins share the same birth date, maybe, depending on the time, the date is a little different, but a pair in san diego were born in fferent years. jalen was born at 11:59 on new year's eve. her brother, louis, born just a couple minutes after midnight, new year's day. one born in 2015 and the other in 2016. her dad says, that's not what mom was hoping for. >> we really wanted the babies on the same birthday. later on in the years, i would like a little confrontation and like the birthday candles. it means two birthday parties. >> two birthday parties back to back. the babies are happy and

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