seen. >> i'm tracking two days of rain and how it affects your weekend. white house dog plot. a man travels with a shocking plan. first at 4:00, a notorious drug kingpin is back behind bars. they stormed a house in his home state in sinaloa and arrested joaquin guzman, but not before five of his security guards were killed in a dramatic shootout. back in july, el chapo escaped a maximum-security prison by going through a hole in the shower and linking up in a tunnel with lights and ventilation. the hollywood style-escape humiliated the mexican government. >> we are learning about a young woman killed after crossing the street in prince george's county. >> she was 19 years old and was crossing route 197 in laurel when a car hit her. meagan fitzgerald is following this story all day and joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: chris, police tell

us that 19-year-old helene ngassa was crossing the intersection on morris drive. she had just left her apartment complex which is just behind us here and just yards away from where this accident happened. the crash happened just after 6:00 this morning. investigators say the of 6-year-old driver traveling northbound on route 197 hit the 19-year-old who was crossing near morris drive. witnesses told police the teen was not in the cross walk and the driver had a green light. we are told he remained on scene and cooperated with the investigation. >> the victim was transported to prince george's county hospital center where she was pronounced dead. >> reporter: police tell us the driver has not been charged. coming up at 5:00, hear from a woman who was on scene shortly after this accident happened. barbara? >> thank you, meagan. chilling new video shows the ambush of a philadelphia police officer overnight.

thgunman fired at least 11 shots and reaching through the driver's side window. officer jesse hartnett was hit several times, but somehow managed to get out of his car, chased the suspect and returned fire. >> the bravery he demonstrated was absolutely remarkable. his will to live undoubtedly saved his life. >> the gunman has been identified as edward archer of philadelphia. police say he told them he was acting in the name of islam and swore allegiance to isis. there is another disturbing element in this case and brian mooar is finalizing the story and has a live report in the second half hour. i'm tracee wilkins in upper marlboro where a prince george's county police officer will be spending five years in prison after an incident involving him holding his service weapon to a young man.

cell phone video surfaced of this officer who was accosting this man in his front yard. what he did was above and beyond what he was supposed to do in a police officer. he said he was trying to degrade this man, william cunningham in his own front yard and because of that he sentenced him to five years in prison. after officer santiago went to jail there were recorded conversations where he stated what he thought about this entire case and apologizing to the victim. we'll have that coming up on news 4 at 5:00. federal officials are ordering a man to stay away from the white house after he allegedly planned to kidnap the first family's dog. his name is scott stogert from north dakota. he planned to kidnap both the obama portuguese water dog and agents caught him at the hampton inn near the convention center and they found a rifle in his pickup truck along with 300 rounds of ammunition. today a judge ruled the case would go forward and he released

him into a high-intensity supervision program until his next date in court. new this afternoon, it appears baltimore police officer william porter will not have to testify in the case of two other officers charged in the death of freddie gray. he would have to, under limited immunity granted by prosecutors and porter appealed that and a maryland court ruled he is off the hook for now. he is the first of the six officers to stand trial. his retrial has been scheduled for june. cesar goodson's trial is next and he was the driver of a transport van carrying gray. jury selection in had his case is set to start monday. well, it has been a very gloomy day. it has been a cool day. we've some drizzle, mist, fog and seen it all. we've got some rain coming in, too, and it's not just the mist

that we'll continue to see and you'll need the umbrellas as you head out and here is the rainmaking its way our way and notice pink down here parts of western parts of maryland and frostberg and even some freezing rain that will be an issue and they're under a freezing rain advisory, but here is what is coming in. you can see the rain, most of it on the light side and this is not a big storm at all. the big storm comes in during the day tomorrow. so that's what we'll be watching out for. saturday evening, for sure and expect showers between 6:00 and 8:00 and temperatures in the low 40s. by 10:00, we'll start to see the fog coming back in and we'll talk about tomorrow and tomorrow night's storm and it's a pretty big storm and it will affect us on sunday and of course, could have an impact on the redskins game. we'll show you how. i'm david culver following out on a tweet put out by arlington county police warning of theft in connection to certain cleaning corporations and really specifically, this has to do with those that you

can find online. many cases you have trustworthy ones and local ones that you know like these here, but they're saying there are certain cases that you have to be more careful about. >> what we're seeing is that they're booking the services online. they're talking to the person over the phone and they're letting that person have access to their home without being home. >> just ahead on news 4 at 5:00, we'll help arm you with the techniques you can use to protect yourself and protect your belongings and that's ahead in our next half hour. i'm david culver, news 4. >> now to the presidential race for the first time today senator ted cruz was asked directly by a voter whether he's eligible to become president. donald trump has raised the question whether cruz qualifies as a natural-born citizen because he was born in canada. his mother's american citizenship automatically made him a citizen by birth. the supreme court has never ruled on the constitutional definition of natural-born citizen. boy, it has been a wild week

of ups and downs for our 401(k)s. today was supposed to be the day wall street made up for some of the trouble it encountered this week, but did it live up to the hype? we just got the final numbers. tens of thousands of you asked the president to weigh in on the release of a convicted murderer whose case is the center of a hugely popular netflix series. what the white

little bit of march this upcoming weekend? some showers and very marchlike temperatures around 60 degrees one day this week and as far as

this evening goes it will be chilly, 41 to 44 degrees with drizzle and fog around and spotty showers that will come moving through. if you're going to be coming out you will need the umbrella and so is the raincoat. stay dry and the fog will be dense once again and here's the showers off to the west and around frostberg, petersburg and a mix of some freezing rain around areas of i-68 and areas around cumberland and down through kaiser and's a freezing rain advisory and into fulton county until midnight. look at the fog by late tonight. we'll talk more about that and we'll have a look at your four-day forecast and what you can expect this weekend, game time in just a few. >> thanks, v.j. bond is set at $1 million for the mother in the affluenza case. >> she and her 18-year-old son ethan were arrested in mexico last month. they allegedly left the u.s. as prosecutors investigated whether

the teen violated his probation. ethan couch killed four people in a drunk driving wreck in 2013, but his lawyers kept him out of prison by arguing that he was too rich and spoiled to understand the consequences of his actions. more than 100,000 people are trying to free a man they think was wrongly convicted of murder, but their efforts to get the president involved has hit a dead end. about 130,000 people signed an online petition asking president obama to pardon the subjects of the documentary series "making a murder" steven avery and brandon bassy. bassey and avery were convicted of state crimes and not federal. the white house is using the petition to promote efforts to overhaul the criminal justice system which is one of the president's top priorities. a tribute to a fallen officer comes to an end. how his fellow officers kept his legacy alive by keeping local roads safer. this afternoon we're all

warming up and stretching out for this weekend's nbc 4 health and fitness expo. my pictures this afternoon as we put the finishing touches at the expo over at the washington convention center. we'll tell you what's new this

holiday operation to crack down on drunk drivers in montz bombry county and this entire effort came to light recently when a

police officer was hit and killed. officer noah leotta died last month after a suspected drunk driver ran into him. he'd been working on the holiday alcohol task force and was on dui patrol when the car hit him, but over the past eight weeks his fellow officers have arrested dozens of suspected drunk drivers. >> they have arrested over 290 drunk drivers and saved many lives in the process. we'll never know how many lives they saved. >> while the holiday operation ends today the department plans to expand its dui enforcement through the rest of the year. >> right now we have a difficult finish to a difficult week for wall street. stocks dipped again today and the dow closed 167 points lower posting its worst start to a new year ever, but the jobs market is showing promise. today the labor department says employers added 292,000 new jobs in december. the unemployment rate held steady at 5%.

right now we are amping up for a big weekend here at nbc 4. we want to show you some live pictures from the washington convention center where tomorrow morning the 2016 nbc 4 health and fitness expo officially gets under way. >> there is so much to do and see while you're there and even if you visited us before, there's something new this year. news 4's doreen gentzler joins us live to show us what you can do this weekend. >> hi, doreen. >> hi there, barbara and chris. can you believe it's our 23rd year for the nbc 4 health and fitness expo? this is setup day. people are setting up all of the stuff that will be read for business tomorrow morning and i want to give you a preview of the healthy book festival. if you're looking for inspiration to keep your new year's resolution, there's something for everybody here. i love a good inspirational book about that one thing that will change my life or help me feel better. they've also got some books here

from people who will be appearing at the expo. i'm looking forward to meeting susie favor hamilton and she's an olympic athlete who has written with her struggle to overcome bipolar disorder. she will be here this weekend. she is the operations manager with barnes & noble bookstore at catholic university and we've got a lot of books set up and do you have favorites that you're looking forward to sharing with people? >> yeah. i think the most -- sorry. this year what i'm looking for is reclaim your brain from dr. anabali. >> what's that about? >> this one is about how to relax your mind. we all have a million things going on all of the time and this book kind of tells you how to shut those down and be more productive. >> i'm buying that book. i could use it. it is hard with so many distractions in our lives. this is another one you like very much.

>> this is called "the microbiome solution" and it's how to eat bacteria to make yourself more healthy. >> that could help all of us, too. >> i know you're setting up the table for kid, too. >> we have cookbooks for kids and how they can eat healthily and maybe not knowing that it's healthy and there are also yoga books. >> thank you. we'll let you get back to setting up here at the healthy book festival. the authors of the microbiome solution and also by any greens necessary. reclaim your brain as we just mentioned and other happening books will be on hand this saturday and sunday at the expo. you can not only buy the books and probably get them signed and ask the author some questions, as well. that will be pretty cool and it all starts tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. and we're at the dump

c. convention center and 9:00 to 5:00 on saturday and 9:00 to 4:00 on sunday. chris and barbara, i'll be back in just a few minutes and we'll be talking yoga. >> keenly interested in that. >> we just showed you that there is a ton of stuff to do at the expo indoors if you'll be indoors this weekend. >> there will be opportunities to get outside. >> let's ask doug what the weather will be like this weekend. >> not a bad day tomorro if you're headed toward the expo you can walk there or take the metro. it will be a great, vent. i love bringing my kids and there's so much to do and not just for you, but for the kids, too. look at this shot. it is just nasty outside. this is the city cam looking out toward the jefferson memorial and very tough to see the fog, the drizzle and the mist. it is all out there and temperatures of 42 degrees and not only that, but it's on the cool side. not a very nice night and look out back to the west, we're on the cold side.

34 in martinsburg and 36 win chester and 43 in huntingtown and warmer as you head out to the east. here's the rain and we are seeing freezing rain back toward the frostburg area and that is not expected to move our way and what will move our way is the rain and right now it's coming in toward winchester and you can see the cloud cover making its way in. here come the showers, too and we will continue to see these showers right on through the evening tonight. once again, if you're heading out expect to see the shower activity and notice it's not a lot and we're not going to see a lot of rain tonight and that comes from tomorrow's storms and here's future weather for us and talking about early tomorrow morning and that rain is out of here and just cloud cover during the day. watch what happens. around 7:00 tomorrow night we're still in the dry side for the most part and can't rule out some drizzle and watch what happens by 11:00. we start to see the rain developing and moving on in here and it gets heavy overnight and by 8:00 a.m. the heavy rain is out of here and then we're

dealing with shower activity and most of the activity is out of here and by 4:00, just in time for the redskins game, i do expect us to be dry and can't rule out an isolated shower and good news there, too. one thing we will see is falling temperatures and windy conditions. 50s to the east and nice and mind as far as the temperatures go ten degrees above average and 63 on sunday and that's not the way it's going to end on sunday night if you're headed to the skins game. temperatures will be dropping by the end of the game and wind chills will be only upper 30s on monday and going for snow next week and v.j. will be back to you. it sounds like a good day to stay inside and 48 hours to go and we'll show you the last-minute reparations for the show and a lot of folks will be watching sunday night and what the man hosting it says about his return to the stage. >> talk about one for the record

books and this weekend someone could be a whole lot richer. how the powerball jackpot got bigger and why it may not be done growing. >> are you ready? >> redskins, packers, be honest. who do you think win? >> it's our nbc washington flash survey. let us know. call or text the number on the screen or vote on the nbc

races are really tight this year at the golden globes and that's one thing that makes this so exciting. >> all of that will come to a head when the winners are announced on sunday. final preparations are in hollywood including the crews rolling out the red carpet. >> a familiar face will be there to host. >> ricky gervais' return to the stage. >> it seems like everything this year was three dimensional except the characters and the tourists. >> ricky gervais made golden globes snashg. it must be good because it's nominated so shut up. >> this is humor. it's always just that one step over the line of being appropriate. >> reporter: but the globes kept bringing gervais back for more. >> please welcome the man who will wear literally anything timber, johnny depp. >> when i was invited back i did it to show people they were wrong. >> reporter: after returning

after tina fey. >> you know what, taylor swift, you stay away from michael j. fox's son. >> i treat it like a stand-up gig than a tv show. >> reporter: that means sharpening his comedic knives. >> just looking at all of the faces here reminds me of some of the great work that's been done this year by cosmetic surgeons. >> yes, he runs the risk of angering people and hurting feelings, but you know it will be entertaining. >> a man on a comedic tightrope. >> because i haven't even seen the tourists. >> in front of an audience of millions. >> this could offend everyone in the world, but if not now it's exciting. >> it is part of the golden globes appeal. mark barger, nbc news. >> you can play along with golden globes bingo. we have a link to download bingo cards right now on the nbc washington app search golden globes bingo. >> the red carpet kicks off the

coverage and stay tuned for news 4 at 11:00. we all know that show is not going to be the only thing to look forward to. >> not all eyes will be on the burgundy and gold. we know what's the team doing to get ready and the change that metro just made to its weekend plans that could affect how you get around town this weekend. all of us want to know whether the weather will cooperate. doug and v.j. are working on the forecast and they'll tell us if [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi. melanie. maggie. living room. [dad]what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it great? [agent] hey brendan,you might like this room. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness... that's real estate, redefined.

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now at 4:30, a drug kingpin who has been on the run for months is back behind bars. a tip led mexican marines to a man known as el chapo. el chapo escaped a prison last summer. chilling new video shows a man targeting a philadelphia police officer. officery jesse hartnett amazingly survived the attack. the gunman is in custody and edward archer told police he swore allegiance to isis and we'll get an update in 15 minute sgloos police want to know why a car hit a teenager crossing the street and killed her. at 5:00, meagan fitzgerald talks to a driver that was there right after it happened. >> new details about threats at a high school in prince william county. for the first time we're getting a look at one threat that was scrawled on a wall of woodbridge high school. this afternoon the principal sent a letter out to parent assuring them that they had taken proper security

precautions and each as news 4's megan mcgrath, police are not giving it much credence. >> some students we spoke to think the messages are a prank. >> it's nothing serious. it's not serious. it's just a dude that wrote something on the wall. >> reporter: others say it's a little creepy. >> i've never seen one where it's two and it keeps going. so it's kind of scary. >> reporter: two threatening messages have been found on woodbridge high. the first set a timeframe and said the school would be shot. another message was found on thursday. police say there is no evidence that these are credible threat, but they are investigating and so is the school. a statement posted on facebook says pwcs is working closely with police to investigate and above all, to ensure the safety of students and staff. the community will be advised if police determine there is any credible threat or need for special precautions. we take this very seriously.

taylor harris has seen evidence of that in the form of tightened security. >> at the basketball games after every game or in the hallways you will see them walking around more. >> reporter: and i spoke to one mother off-camera, she said she was concerned enough that she kept her child home from school for a day after learning of the first threat. if it was intended to be a prank, school officials, they're not laughing. they say whomever is responsible will be punished. in woodbridge, megan mcgrath, news 4. our evening weather and our weather for tomorrow very similar, more drizzle, more fog around the area and for this evening, though, we'll even have a few spotty showers through the area and we have it across the area as well and that's where we'll be tomorrow morning and check out western maryland, cumberland and petersburg in the low to mid-30s there and because of that, the fact that there is moisture coming into the area

right now. frostburg and petersburg, hampshire and harden county under a freezing rain advisory until 10:00 p.m. and sidewalks and roads could get icy. tomorrow into the 50s and low and mid 50s across the area and it will be mild. 60s falling to the mid-50s and turning chilly late until 4:00 or 5:00 and doug has more on that coming up in a bit. >> we are just two days away from the redskins playoff opener against the grown bay packers. >> jason pugh is live at redskins park and we know the fans are getting excited. i've got to imagine the players are, too. >> it's absolutely right and being at the facility and inside the locker room talking to some of the players and you can tell they cannot wait for sunday to get here. they are feeding off the fan base and the excitement started early monday. monday morning, 10:00 a.m. to be exact and that's when tickets

went on sale to the general public and those tickets sold out in 13 minutes and fedex field is the place to be come sunday. as for today, the redskins, they were in the practice bubble here in ashburn going through a walk through practice and the guys will hold another brief practice here tomorrow, again, two days away from the redskins kicking off the 2016 postseason and they welcome the packers to fedex field and they're one of the toughest places to play this year in the entire league. >> it will be loud than its ever been and the fans did an awesome job. and it's hard to beat us at home and they do a tremendous job and many redskins fans, no green bay fans and let's go in. >> i didn't go to sleep until 1:00 this morning just thinking about the game and my family is here, too.

i'm real anxious to get this going. >> so the guys looking forward to sunday. . you're headed to fedex field, be sure to get you like this rally towel and a limited edition of this towel will be at the stadium and be sure to get in your seat early. barbara, i'm saving this one for you and be sure of that when you hit the powerball. this is for you. >> i'll be waiting to get it. >> i want one of those towels. >> i know. i know. hopefully you won't need it sunday. we are less than an hour or actually less than an hour ago metro announced that it will adjust service for sunday's redskins game, after all. up until now the agency had planned to do track work sunday afternoon and now the trains will return to normal and sunday service on the orange, blue and silver lines and that will start at noon on sunday. scheduled work on the red, yellow and green lines will continue as planned on sunday. i had the honor of hosting a

special, vent this morning to kick off the nbc 4 health and fitness expo. hiring our heroes is an annual event to bring hundreds of veterans together with companies looking to hire them. the convention center was packed with work shops on writing resumes to interviewing techniques. >> creating those opportunities for those young families and veterans is very critical not only for the service members and families and also for the businesses in this community. >> nbc 4 is one of the proud sponsors of hiring our heros and as doreen told us earlier, the nbc 4 health and fitness expo is this weekend and remember, it's free. doors open at 9:00 a.m. and we hope to see you there. >> we'll all be there. you'll be there which day? >> sunday. >> the powerball fever in the air right now and if you thought the record jackpot was already huge, just wait until you hear how big it is now. a mother's worst nightmare becomes a reality, but this

afternoon she's admitting her mistake and actually thanking the person

77% of you saying the redskins taking this game this weekend against the packers. we have a good chance. out there right now tracking

some rain across the area and not into d.c. yet and it's around the shenandoah valley and back toward la rhea and winchester, watching that rain toward the east and as it does that's not the only airing of rain and we'll have a couple of them move through this evening and expect the drizzle to continue. as you move on through the night. keep the umbrella handy and big rain coming up tomorrow night and some areas a half an inch to an inch of rain and falling temperatures on sunday and temperatures going from the low 60s to the low 40s during the afternoon and into the evening hours and if you're headed to the skins game take the jackets. you won't need them early, but you'll need them late. and veronica has the forecast and just a little bit of snow on. >> got your lottery ticket? >> no. still got time. still got time. >> we're on the eve of the largest lottery jackpot ever in the u.s. >> as snnbc's chris pollone

reports the jackpot is $800 million and still growing. >> reporter: keep the facts and figures to yourself. the reality isn't stopping these powerball dreamers because they know somewhere, some day someone will win. >> you can get $20 worth of powerball and it's entertainment. >> eventual winner will have a lot of fun. the ticket frenzy pushing the jackpot past $800 million, easiest the largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. just so you know what you're getting into. the odds of taking home the top prize one in $29,201,398. you have a better chance of getting crush of by an asteroid, becoming president of the united states or becoming canonized by the pope. those things do happen and what if someone wins? what if it was you? >> go on a long vacation. >> i would give a lot of it away, and i would spend a lot on different things.

>> what if no one hits the lucky combination saturday night? wednesday's jackpot would be more than $1 billion. dare to dream. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. we're going to reveal the numbers tomorrow. as i put up on my facebook page, you have slightly better odds if you let the computer pick your numbers. >> i heard that. go to our nbc washington facebook page to find out why and in the break share the story with your friends. >> take a look at this. it's just incredible video of storms that swallow streets in the blink of an eye. the quick thinking that a driver had when it disappeared. >> they're just about ready for this year's health and fitness expo that kicks off tomorrow and we're give young a sneak preview of some of the free things that you can try that can make for

right now philadelphia police are investigating the ambush of one of their officers as an act of terror. >> the suspect was captured just minutes later and detectives now say he claimed allegiance to isis. brian mooar is following this investigation from capitol hill. what are you hearing? >> reporter: chris and barbara, police are calling this an assassination and they want to know a lot more about the suspect and who he talked to before the attack. >> in philadelphia, a brazen

ambush of a police officer sitting in his cruiser and from the suspect a confession every bit as shocking. >> he stated that he pledges his allegiance to islamic state and he follows allah and that was the reason he was called upon to do this. >> reporter: a surveillance camera captured the moment when the gunman opened fire on officer jesse hartnett shooting point blank, unloading the last of 11 shots as he retreated. hartnett returned fire each though he was hit three times. >> the bravery he demonstrated was absolutely remarkable. his will to live, undoubtedly saved his life and we're ever so thankful to god that he's here today because this could have easily been a police funeral. >> reporter: hartnett lost a lot of blood and underwent hours of surgery and hoes father says he'll pull through. >> he's a tough guy and he's a philadelphia officer. >> reporter: police say suspect edward archer used a gun stolen

from an officer's home in 2013. investigators say their biggest question now is whether archer acted on his own or whether this was a coordinated act of terror. >> the head of the house homeland security committee congressman mike mccall says this is part of a trend. radicalized individuals targeting u.s. law enforcement. barbara? >> thank you. and now video shows how a driver had to think fast and just north of l.a. and the driver noticed -- and out of nowhere a wall of water and debris came right at him. a dash camera inside the car captured the danger. the driver was eventually able to escape unharmed and he said he posted the video to bring awareness to how quickly floodwaters can rise. and we are at least expecting some moderate rain to

move through our area over the weekend and most will be during the overnight saturday going into early sunday morning and our biggest issue on area roads is the fog and look at it is visibility by 9:00 p.m. this evening and not too bad across our area and visibility is one to three miles and more widespread, that fog and by 7:00 a.m., most looks will be under a mile and the fog will start to lift by saturday. once again, out the door for tomorrow, rain jacket and umbrella needed and especially early in the day and late in the day there could be dry periods and with temperatures being continue degrees higher it will be good for exercise on the cool side and good for getting outdoors and keep in mind the fog for early in the day on sunday. and even 8:00 a.m. and there

will be fog around and take a look at your future weather. this is 7:00 a.m. and i'll stop it here at 6:00 and show you what happens there. that's the rain coming into our area, most of it after about 8:00, 9:00 during the overnight period and that rain continues and this is 1:00 on sunday where there still could be isolated shower left around the area. taking the deck raising decora saturday is best and even doing yardwork, why? a lot of folks still have dirt in their planters or planters they need to warm somewhere else. i'm giving you the green light to get out. wash the car? don't do it. it will be way too wet. going out saturday night? i want to show you our temperatures will be fairly mild in the upper 40s and chance of showers at 9:00. so if you have early evening plans, i think you're just fine in terms of how much you're going to get, this time it's about a half and as much as an inch of rain out of this system and temperatures will start

dropping late sunday from 63 early in the day and 50s most of the day with windchills that will be in the 30s during the evening hours around 8:00, 9:00 and cold, arctic air eaven next week and we'll talk about that news 4 at 5:00, guys. >> thanks, v.j. it will be an exciting weekend on nbc 4 and we're just about ready for this weekend's health and fitness expo. this time tomorrow it will be packed with people. >> it is our 23rd year for this event and our doreen gentzler is there getting ready for downward dog. doreen? >> reporter: exactly right. >> hi, barbara and chris. you know that this huge space in the convention center will be really busy and full of people tomorrow and this is where you'll be able to find your zen. this is a very large yoga studio. you can see there are mats everywhere. 50 of them, in fact, and

probably room for a few more people. this is megan brown and she's one of the owners of mind the mat, a yoga and pilates studio. you guys are in del rey and alexandria. we're talking about free yoga classes, aren't we? >> l weekend long. for everybody. it doesn't matter if you've never tried it before, it's to let everyone experience how amazing yoga is and some pilates classes, as well. >> reporter: what if you're nervous because you have an issue of shoulder problem or something like that. is this still something to come and try? >> definitely. i am a physical therapist and my business partner is a massage therapist and that is why we created mind the mat is to be able to give these types of classes to everyone no matter what the issue. if doesn't matter if you're in a wheelchair or if you've had knee surgery expect come to class and we can modify everything for you. different classes on the hour every hour. >> with a break to let everyone

rest. the slow yoga, chair yoga, meditation,reathing exercises and something for everyone. >> there is a special prize if you get here early, right? >> yes. in fact, saturday morning the first class at 9:00 a.m. and sunday we're giving away 50 yoga mats compliments of at letta. >> reporter: thank you very much. i hope a lot of people will come down and take advantage of these free workout classes, free yoga classes. the expo starts at 9:00 tomorrow morning, 9:00 to 5:00 and 9:00 to 4:00 on sunday. we'll see you there. chris? barbara? >> the script said you were going to be doing the downward dog position i don't have my yoga clothes on. i'm a beginner yoga person. i like the stretching kind, not the hard work kind. >> thanks, doreen. >> some of us will be out there.

see you sunday. >> we're working several developing stories in the newsroom right now. it only takes a burglar six seconds to break into your home. ahead at 5:00, we'll tell you which part of the house is more susceptible than you may think and we'll talk to a woman who learned that offhand. why lottery officials are dealing with a big problem after people took home big money. >> i'm mark segraves. welcome to the cube. it's one of the many virtual experiences here at the 9:30 club world fair celebrating 35 years of rock 'n' roll history right here in the nation's capital. what started out in the basement of of a building has morphed into one of the greatest rock 'n' roll venues in the world and you can see some of the one of a kind exhibits that can only be found at the 930 club. >> coming up at 5k cl:00, we'll

tell you which musician kept his hair dryer at 930 club. a frantic search and it all ends with a happy outcome. >> i feel blessed because you know, he's okay. >> scary situation separates mom and baby. why she says she's not mad at the person who took her and what she did before her son was taken she swears she's never going to do again. >> this is news 4 at 4:00.

>> a mom in southern california is overjoyed and thankful that she got her son back safely. he went missing yesterday when police took her mini van with the toddler strapped inside. the ordeal also taught her a very important lesson. >> reporter: 1-year-old caleb castro in an energietic mood tonight back in his mother's arms. >> i feel blessed because he's okay and that's what's more important to me that he's okay. >> an amber alert went out after a honda odyssey was stolen with caleb inside. four hours later a tipster spotted the van parked in pico rivera. caleb was in his car seat. the car was found with no suspect in it, but the baby was in the backseat. >> he kicked out caleb's siblings and sped away. he simply overlooked her sleeping son. >> i cannot say i'm mad or something like that.

i just say thanks to him that he left the baby okay? he didn't do anything okay. >> castro asked to not be harshly criticized. we all make mistakes and i know i left the kids in the car, so don't be judge people, you know, because we can make mistakes. >> that was beverly white reporting. police hope that surveillance video will help them find the suspect. news 4 at 5:00 starts now with jim and wendy. >> and now at 5:00, a man who once upheld the law convicted of breaking it, but the officer held the gun to an innocent man's head says the victim should apologize to him. police catch a man who came to washington to abduct president obama's dog bo. what he had the in the pub truck that was more alarming. >> grab the umbrella tonight, the big umbrella tomorrow night and we've got a big storm moving

our way. good evening, first at 5:00 tonight it started with a so-called traffic stop and then turned violent. now the prince george's county police officer involved in the incident is going to prison. >> tonight the victim says he still has not gotten over what happened to him. that officer was convicted of assault after holding a gun to the man's head for parking illegally. our bureau chief tracee wilkins join us live from the courthouse in upper marlboro. >> reporter: it's important to note that first of all it was the prince george's county police department that asked the state attorney's office to investigate this officer's conduct. after that, he was convict adall charges. he lost his job with the department and he's going to spend the next five years in prison and yet still he believes he's not at fault. >> get back in the car! get back in the car now! >> the only thing i could think of was my family, my god, my lord and savior, jesus christ and put it in his hands. >> reporter: today william cunningham said neither time or the sentencing of had former cop

has helped him get over the day a gun was held to his head. >> i just don't know how long it will take for me to get over this situation. >> reporter: cunningham was sitting in a running vehicle with his cousin in front of his buoy home when officer santiago pulled up. the rookie cop had two friends who were not authorized for a ride along. he was showing off for them when he decided to escalate it into gun play. >> it not only amounted to disrespect, but they were illegal, as well. his conduct was illegal. during his trial santiago said i was nervous. my adrenaline was pumping and i was angry and just not thinking clearly. a few days after he was convicted of all charges and put in jail he told his mom how he really felt about the case. all jail calls are recorded. >> just like i told you. >> all they want is a payday. >> huh?