right now on news 4 today, a violent start to the weekend. several shootings overnight leaving one person dead and police digging for answers. >> get ready for some big weather changes. tom's tracking heavy rain and gusty winds headed our way. how you can plan ahead, hour by hour. >> who is getting that match? $800 million at stake. it all comes down to just six numbers. seems like nobody can get that six. >> that's a lot of money. >> it is. good morning, everybody. i'm angie goff. >> i'm david culver. welcome to news 4 today on this saturday, january 9th. starting off a little cloudy, a little rainy this morning. >> coming inside, out of northern virginia into d.c., had a few sprinkles out there, tom.

>> a political bit of drizzle, patchy drizzle around. if you're planning on heading out early you'll be driving on wet pavement. allow yourself extra time as we have fog in the area. there's the capitol dome litç . spotlight shining into the fog. we have scattered drizzle around much of the region, the rain coming our way for later tonight into tomorrow. way down here in the tennessee valley, muss miss river valley, around memphis, tennessee, down into alabama and moving into out of mississippi and into alabama. that's going to be coming up our way by late tonight. after midnight tonight into around this time tomorrow morning we'll have steadier rain moving in. blustery winds and big temperature changes. we'll sort all that out coming up in a few minutes. developing in d.c., we're

learning of several shootings overnight, at least one of those deadly, this is off haze street around 9:30. d.c. police say someone shot and killed a person. police are not saying whether the victim was a man or a woman. there is no suspects at this time. >> a man has serious injuries after a shooting on pomroy road southeast. police have not said what led up to the shooting and they don't have suspects in the case. joaquin el chapo guzman is back in the prison he escaped from six months ago. the mexican drug lord was captured it early friday as he tried to escape a government raid. he was first found hiding in a drain, then captured at a motel after an operation that killed five people. officials say he'd been living in a safe house before he escaped prison from prison last year. the u.s. tried to extradite him.

el chapo could be tried in the u.s., the process could take months. for now, the first police officer who faced trial for freddie gray's death won't have to testify against his fellow officers. william porter won a temporary stay yesterday. earlier this week, a judge ordered porter to testify against officer seicaesar goodw. no word when a final rule be will be made. a former prince george's county police officer on his way to prison. santiago was sentenced friday. he was caught on the camera pointing a gun at a man's head and he's going to spend the next five years in prison. may 2014 santiago approached a vehicle parked in front of a home. a woman had to come out of the house to tell santiago that the victim lived there.

prosecutors say santiago showed no remorse. we are learning details of a settlement that accused city workers of trading sex for repairs. they announced details last night at a news conference. the women say2they were denied basic repairs while living in public housing units because they refused to have sex with the handy men. a criminal investigation is still going on. 50 city workers were fired. an anti-violence watchdog group will be patrolling metro. this comes after a number of violent attacks, including recent robberies and beatings. the guardian angels are say people are becoming afraid to use metro. they plan to increase their presence on parts of the red line system over the weekend. prince william county

officials have taken the first step to get an official fired. guy giffords admitted to infecting voter administratirec the armed group occupying a wildlife refuge center over ranchers rights in oregon refusing to leave. the sheriff offered the group an escort off federal property but they declined. the fbi also involved says it's looking towards a peaceful resolution. there have been no arrests. guess what day it is? >> saturday, january 9th. the music of course gives it away. >> the 23rd annual -- 23 years we've been doing this, nbc 4 health and fitness expos. we are less than three hours away from the apriling at 9:00

a.m. >> doreen gentzler and friends will join us at that time. join them for a day of endless activity. today you can meet olympic athletes, take a healthy cooking class or sample new workouts. also, they have a cool ski simulator. >> how about spl sampling some ? don't forget to use #nbc 4 expos to post your cool pictures and videos. we'll try to share it as well. >> you and i will be there around noon. >> yes, noon. come say hi, please. moving over to politics, donald trump is facing a new controversy. what he said at a campaign rally that has fact checkers claiming trump was stretching the truth. this is crazy. animals and staff at a zoo suddenly getting sick. what's being done to contain a

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the time right now is 6:09. we are following the latest in decision 2016. presidential candidate donald trump made a pretty big mistake at a rally in south carolina on friday. the republican front-runner was speaking to a crowd in rock hill when he discussed his stance on the iraqi war. trump said he didn't want to go but that democratic candidates, hillary clinton and gop rival rand paul voted yes in favor of going to war. except paul was not there at the time. the kentucky senator was elected to office in 2010 and that vote happened back in 2002. coming up tomorrow on "meet the press," republican front-runner donald trump sits down with chuck todd in iowa. you can catch that interview tomorrow at 10:30, right after news 4 today. new york just -- pot was started to be sold legally this

week. five companies were awarded licenses to grow and manufacture as well as sell product. columbia care has operations here in d.c. and just opened right off union square in new york. all cannabis must be grown in the state and each company is licensed to open four dispensaries. there's a big health scare. workers contractedç tuberculos from the elephants. some of the three elephants that tested positive for the disease died from other causes. all the elephants are being kept at least 100 feet from visitors, four times the recommended distance. it's looking a little dark out there this morning. a live look at the capital and national harbor right now. tom is tracking how much rain will track your neighborhood and how much will come down. >> isn't the talk about the

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women in virginia will have easier access to free birth control after a $9 million program proposal. the federal grant would cover the cost of several devices training for clinicians and a study on the program's impact.

state lawmakers need to accept the program before it launches. a warning this morning from police in arlington county. they're investigating the string of home burglaries linked to an online cleaning company. talk to police about some steps they say you should take before you let a cleaning service inside your home. >> you are letting somebody into your house. it's not just about taking things from them. it's even their privacy. >> reporter: an migrant to the u.s., jeannine garcia started works as an employee for maxi maids in the late '80s. if a client has a problem with one of her employees, they'll pick up the phone. >> who was at my house? >> reporter: which makes her weary of third party websites that connect customers to housekeepers. the kind arlington county is now investigating. >> they're booking the services online, talking to the person

over the phone and letting that person have access to their home without being home. >> reporter: police aren't naming the website just yet but tell me they have four victims in recent weeks. if someone else has access to clean your home, their advice, hide valuables. >> also make sure you write down serial numbers so if something does happen, we can try to track your property down. >> a bucket, stray bottle of windex and a vacuum cleaner what they need but what has that person done in the past. >> reporter: he says be pro-active with any company. >> talk to them about the person coming into your home. let me do my own investigational background. >> reporter: jeannine agrees. >> find out how long they've been in business, are they screening their employees. do they really train them. >> reporter: and police say if you can, try to be home during the cleaning service.

police are investigating four separate cases from rosslyn to crystal city. they're looking into the possibility that there are multiple suspects here. well, today is the day. there is a chance that you could become $800 million richer. crazy. >> it is crazy. if no one hits the numbers tonight -- >> your phone is going off. >> i just tweeted about the powerball. >> wednesday's jackpot could be more than $1 billion if nobody hits tonight. >> ridiculous. >> a lot of money. >> it'sç easily the largest jackpot in u.s. history. the more tickets you buy, usually the higher your chance to win. you start with a 1 in 292 million chance of winning despite the long odds. someone is destined to win at some point, you think, right? metro getting ready for tomorrow's redskins playoff game by making it easier for you to get to fedex field or wherever you're watching the game. metro planned some track work

this weekend but now starting at noon sunday, the orange, blue and silver line will run on a regular sunday schedule. the boulevard station on the silver line and blue line is closest to fedex field, just under a mile away. the scheduled rail work on the red, yellow and green line will go on as planned. everyone is so excited about the redskins playoff game against the green bay packers. >> if the packers lose, governor scott walker will send maryland governor larry hogan a case of wisconsin cheese and sausage, andy's candies and linenkugl oh, beer. and d.c. mayor merial bowser and jim schmidt have a friend did i wager on the game. bowser will send green bay half smokes, she'll get wisconsin

cheese kurds if the redskins win. i was just in green bay, had my first cheese kurd. they're good. i call it squeaky cheese. you can hear the squeak once you bite into it. anything fried is good. >> i don't think we need to question tom kierein. >> yes. the answer is yes. >> a lot of people like that. hopefully we'll like it. tomorrow by the time the game is over. i'm told there's some interest in the forecast for the game. i've got that for you coming right up. we're revealing drizzle scattered around. storm team 4 show nothing rain now. we did have a few light rain showers overnight. scattered drizzle, enough to make the pavement all wet. watch out. had reports of a couple of spinout accidents on wet pavement. the main areaof rain that will be approaching us again tonight is way down here in the mississippi valley, coming into western tennessee out of mississippi. all of this is going to be tracking our way but not

arriving until late tonight. so we'll stay mostly dry here for the rest of the morning, maybe a little bit of drizzle around for another hour or two. it's hovering around 40 degrees around the metro area and nearby suburbs. shenandoah valley and the mountains, most locations above freezing. there are a few spots in eastern west virginia, watch out, there may be freezing drizzle there. some of the pavements may be icy. over the next 12 hours, by noontime, we should be in the mid to upper 40s, remaining cloudy. then briefly intoç the low 50s around 3:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. holding steady in the low 50s as we get into the evening hours under a cloudy sky. then that rain arrives. here's the hour by hour timing of the rain. right now it does look like we'll have by 9:00 the rain coming into fauquier county, and south of there into the central shenandoah valley. then it gets closer to the metro area, 11:00 p.m., the rain moves

in, the areas in orange and yellow, that's heavier rain. that moving into the shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia by 1:00. by 2:00 in the morning, the showers pick up a bit. there may be heaavy downpours into the shenandoah valley. they may abate a bit by 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. showers mainly to our west around 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. on sunday. the rain just in time will begin to clear out. by around 11:00 tomorrow morning, most of the rain is over. so for the game at fedex field, 4:40 kickoff, tailgating should be good. a little sun breaking up. blustery winds. the low 60s then in the 50s by kickoff time. and then by the end of the game down into the 40s under a partly cloudy sky, storm team 4 four-day forecast. after that, big change

yesterday. down to near 30 on monday morning. monday afternoon, only near 40. cold midweek with highs only near freezing. on wednesday and thursday, back near 40 on friday. that's the way it looks. >> all right. thank you, tom. 6:21 is your time now. brewing for a cure. the creative solution to help a young mom battling cancer. justin bieber causing an international incident. what the pop star is accused of doing that got him and his whole entourage

there's a special beer brewing in northern virginia. it's called curry's cure for a young man battling stage four cancer. her husband owns a brewery. >> his colleagues now stepping up to help. >> reporter: when matt rose and his wife learned last year she was pregnant after years of trying, they were elated, little lance was on the way. then in her 27th week of pregnancy, a terrible discovery, curry had stage 4 stomach cancer. >> it's not a diagnosis you want to hear at any age. we heard it -- we're very happy that lance is okay. and that's the first and foremost. >> reporter: because of the cancer, lance was delivered early in september. curry's now hospitalized. chemotherapy didn't work, so she's receiving immune know therapy treatment.

husband matt rose owns a brewery. casey jones owns fair winds brewing just down the road from matt. >> it hit us hard. we immediately turned and said let's do what we do well. let's brew a beer. >> as we're steeping the grain -- >> reporter: the idea for curey's cure and brewers against cancer was born. word went out and 20 brewers answered the call, gathering today to make this special batch of belgian pale ale. all 20 will soon offer the beer in their tap rooms, proceeds ámedical bills. th curry's >> we want it the to sell very well. the dollars go to her if it sells. we want to sell well and sell fast. >> overwhelming. it is. there's so many good people here. it really does, it makes you feel like everybody is on your side. >> reporter: on top of raising money, though, these brewers hope this turnout will lift

curry's spirits. >> curry knows in a visible way it's not just cards and plowers in a hospital room. there's a whole bunch of people pulling for her. there will be a whole bunch more drinking in tap rooms. >> reporter: matt says his wife is overwhelmed, too. >> she broke down one way into tears. everybody has been so nice and amazing to her were for a look at the 20 breweries offering it, go to nbcwashington.com and click on brewer. most americans do not have enough space to cover a $500 emergency. that's according to bankrate.com. 63% said they don't have enough cash saved up. 25% say they would cut back their spending because of an emergency. 15% would be able to borrow money from either family or friends. another 15 said she would use a credit card.

justin bieber should maybe stick to singing and lay off the rock climbing, especially when he's climbing ancient mayan ruins. bieber and his squad were asked to leave this site of a p prehispanic era pyramid on the caribbean coast. he tried to climb on to or among the site's main pyramid. visitors can climb some of them in mexico but others are roped off or have no entry signs. let's take a look outside right now. you might hit some light rain, main some fog if you head out this saturday morning. how long you'll have to keep that umbrella handy this weekend as we track more showers headed our way. developing right now, officers across the country staying vigilant after an ambush police shooting. this was in philadelphia. what we're finding out about the accused gunman. it's the start of demolition of the former "washington post" building. the traffic changes going to impact your travels for several impact your travels for several months.

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6:30. here are the top stories we're following for you this morning. we start in d.c. where police are investigating a homicide. around 9:30 last night someone shot and killed a person on hay street in northeast. police not saying whether the victim was a man or woman. no suspects at this hour. joaquin el chapo guzman is now back in the prison he escaped from six months ago.

the mexican drug lord was captured early friday as he tried to escape a government raid. before he escaped from prison last year, the u.s. tried to extradite here. el chapo could be tried in the u.s. but the process could take months. you might notice the guardian angels patrolling metro today. that comes after a number of violent attacks, including recent robberies and beatings. some members will be wearing red berets and guardian angel shirts, others will be in plain clothes. i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. we're off to a dreary, cloudy start. >> it is a cloudy start. good day to visit theç health d fitness expo. we'll have the storm team 4 q & a session today. right now around the region we have a little bit of patchy

drizzle, low clouds. temperatures are hovering near 40 degrees in the metro area. low to mid-40s around the bay. what to wear today? have a jacket. you may need an umbrella with a little bit of patchy drizzle around. we'll have that with us from time to time over the next couple of hours. right now storm team 4, radar not showing any rain. that will be arriving late tonight. a look at that hour by hour timing. that's coming up in just a few minutes. thank you, tom. new information about a shooting near a high school? d.c. we now know four people were hurt last night in a shooting right outside of eastern senior high school. in the last hour, d.c. police told us two adults and two teenagers were shot on east capitol street northeast. shooting happened during a basketball game. it's not clear if the shooting is connected to that game. police do not have any suspects. happening today, the old "washington post" building, it is coming down. if you work around 15th and elle streets in northwest d.c. or

drive, bike or walk past the area, this will impact you. the "l" street sidewalk and curb lane will be closed for the next 2 1/2 hours. there will still be a bike lane but it will be shifted several feet. when construction is finished in 2018, it will be the new home of fannie mae. we're learning more about the arrest of a fairfax county man who threatened to blow up a gas station. 27-year-old vincent martin made reference to terrorism in repeated e-mails to police. police were able to trace the communications to an apartment a couple of miles away on arlington drive. they arrested martin when he walked out of the front door carrying a backpack that contained a laptop computer. >> you can see him from across the street. he had already started to fire. there was no call in that regard. he just started firing with one aim and one aim only. >> on alert after the ambush

shooting of a philadelphia cop. d.c. police and departments around the country urging their officers to be vigilant. edward archer is accused of firing 11 shots, some at point blank range, hitting officer jesse hartnett three times in the arm. officer hartnett not only survived, he also had the energy and will to chase after and shoot his attacker. archer allegedly told police he did it in the name of islam. now his former lawyer is talking and painting the portrait of a troubled man. drew smith from our sister station in philadelphia has the story. >> reporter: the fbi evidence response team searched homes linked toad ward archer, this one in philadelphia and in delaware county, teams roped off the street outside his mother's home, wearing full body suits. they tookç photos and carried t boxes. >> i was completely blown away, when i heard that the assailant lived in yadin. >> reporter: police in this small borough know archer well,

so do neighbors. while he may have gotten in trouble in the past, he seemed like a regular guy. >> sometimes he would play with the kids. they might play football. >> reporter: the 30-year-old has prior convictions on simple assault and weapons charges. one of archer's form attorneys spoke with us. >> he was very impulsive, paranoid. he was always looking over his shoulder. >> reporter: doug first met archer at a new york city prison. he was arrested at the airport there on a warrant for an assault with a gun out of philadelphia. he was returning from what the fbi says was ten months in egypt. so far, there's nothing to suggest that trip or his 2011 travel to saudi arabia were terror related. >> in 2013 when i met him, talked to him at the prison, i had no indication he had any ties to any type of radical islam, muslim, anything like that. >> reporter: now that investigators are done with their search here, archer's family is back inside this home. they did not want to speak on camera but did say they're

trying to figure this all out. in yadin, pennsylvania, drew smith, news 4. the place is expected to have an easier or harder commute in the near future. it is almost game day. the redskins host the packers tomorrow. finding tickets will not be easy. the surprise one guy got when he showed up at the team's door step.

happening today, neighbors in fairfax county are coming out to discuss those possible cuts to the school system. close to 100 people have signed up to speak at today's public hearing. this comes after superintendent dr. karen garza said she's tired of making cuts to the system. the concerns will be taken to richmond as they decide how much money will go towards the budget. also happening today, the area's first pep rally for peace

in honor of dr. martin luther king jr. it's called d.c.'s mlk family day 2016. the event is happening at ben's chili bowl. the rally kicks off at 3:00 this afternoon. 6:39. we're getting rain and a big temperature change on its way. tom tracking showers and some very different weather in the coming weeks. >> decades on display, the unique behind the scenes look at ♪ find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories.

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we are getting a better picture of what it's going to mean for your commute when new toll rules take effect on i-66. rush hour periods will go from 2 1/2 to 4 hours in each travel direction inside the beltway. solo drivers will have to pay a toll to use those lanes. according to projections, this would lead to an increase in traffic between the beltway and route 7 in virginia in the morning and decrease in traffic in the afternoon. 6:42, your time on this saturday. the "today" show is up next on nbc 4. let's check in and see what they have coming up. >> erica hill and jeff rossen joining us live from new york. nice to see you on a saturday as always. powerball fever sweeping the nation. we're sure you've gotten caught up into it.

this morning, tips on how to increase your odds of winning. also, what to do if you're the lucky person who wins this thing. also ahead, inside the capture of el chapo as the notorious drug lord returns to the very same prison from which he escaped. plus, could you stand to your a personal robot to do chores around the house? it could be happening sooner than you think. >> it's called your husband. >> dave would love that. and a look at what you can expect during tomorrow night's golden globes. >> we'll also help you get your own party started. tips for that, just ahead. we will see you in a bit right here on "today." >> okay. >> looking forward to it. thanks, guys. >> happening today, the first of a series of neighborhood watch training is taking place. it's free, open to anyone interested in helping reduce ç d.c. crime. today's event happening at the cedar heights apartment on butler street in southeast. it's going to be at 1:00 this

afternoon. d.c. police are getting the word out. if you've committed a robbery, the police are coming after you. they've made arrests in five armed robberies in just the past 24 hours. part of a crackdown on repeat offenders. one of those cases, an armed robbery this one at a 7-eleven, police telling news 4 that they have two of the four suspects in custody including the one with the gun who police believe was involved in another armed robbery that happened three months ago. police think this crew is responsible for more robberies and tonight police say they are sending a message. >> those that are thinking to do this, especially those amongst them, we know who you are. we're targeting you, we're coming after you. you're not going to get away with it. no doubt about it, we'll being noing on your door. if you think you have any information that could help out the investigation, please call

police. there are some packers fans in redskins country it seems. packers alumni nick collins and nick barnett to attend a rally and meet with fans. packers fans are invited to bring energy for tomorrow night's redskins/packers game. one die hard fan was willing to do just about anything to score tickets to sunday's big game. >> as news 4's darcy spencer shows us from fedex field, the team noticed his dedication. >> what would you do to get a ticket to that playoff game? >> i'd do anything. >> reporter: he came to fedex field with this poster feed yuring news 4's pat collins. >> we have nbc out here, the hall of fame. i'm donti griffin. i'm out here with my sign. i need those tickets, baby, let's go. >> reporter: believe it or not, it worked.

he was escorted into the ticket office and given these babies, two free tickets to the playoff game. one of the much talked about towels that say, you like that? >> pat collins, i did it! i did it, baby! we did it big! you like that! you like that! you like that! >> is that for you? >> yes, it is. >> are you going to wear it sunday. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: for laverne triplett, this calls for new gear to wear to the big game. >> you're a die hard fan. >> yes, i am. >> you didn't give up the season tickets? >> no, no, die hard. i hang in there. >> reporter: but for people like nick torres and his girlfriend it's a bit more complicated they live in texas and flew here today just for the game. now he's buying some gear he can't get back home. you're a texas redskins fan? >> yes. >> reporter: how do you explain that? >> i don't know. iç hate the cowboys with a passion. >> reporter: you're not from here? >> no.

i grew up in texas. >> reporter: what do you think of him bringing you to washington for this? >> i love it. i'm fine with it. >> darcy spencer. >> the power of pat collins getting the tickets. >> you have your own. >> this is going to be the big parade. hopefully we'll be able to hold this up maybe all the way to the super bowl. >> how about pat collins working for you, right? >> a little bit of drizzle around this morning. if you're about to head out the door, get exercise this morning, put on your melissa mollet bright punk shoes. you'll be encountering maybe a little drizzle this morning, clouds, temperatures by 11:00 in the upper 40s. by early afternoon, out and about getting exercise, working off still some of the holiday overindulgence, low 50s by midafternoon. temperatures right now, rather chilly, hovering around 40 degrees in the metro area. low 40s around the bay.

much of northern virginia low to mid-40s. quantico at 44. that's the mildest spot. it's above freezing, shenandoah valley, mid-30s. some of the deeper valleys out of the mountains, there may be iciness on the roads. watch out for that. storm team 4 not showing any rain locally. we have a bigger area of moderate rain crossing the mississippi river, coming into mississippi, western tennessee. that's on a track to come our way but not until late tonight. here's the latest hour by hour timing on that. the areas in the greens and yellows and oranges, that's where the moderate showers will begin to move in. this is as of 9:00 this evening. it comes into northern virginia. into western and northern suburbs between 9:00 and 11:00, right into the metro area around midnight. much of the heavier downpours will be west of us. shenandoah valley, out of the mountains, around 2:00 to 4:00 a.m. those showers may cause ponding of water on some of the roadways there. right into the metro area

between 4:00 and 6:00 a.m., some of the moderate showers coming through. things quickly move off to the north, maybe a few lingering sprinkles and drizzle through midmorning. by noontime, we dry out and much 6 the shower activity moves east of the bay, during the afternoon, just in time for the game. we'll begin to clear out at fedex field and we'll have a blustery wind tomorrow as well. for tailgaters at 2:00, low 60s. fight a change from today. and then drop back down into the 50s by kickoff at 4:40 with a bit of a blustery wind. the wind sets down during the evening. by the end of the game, back down to the mid-40s. it will feel like the 30s with the blustery wind. if you are headed to the q else a session, that's going to be at 12:30 this afternoon. also tomorrow, i'll be there at 12:30 for that. great weather as we get into =a from the low 60s on sunday

afternoon to near 30 monday morning. monday afternoon, bright and sunny with a high around 40. mid-40s on tuesday, a few clouds around. might get a flurry tuesday night. much colder with highs only the low 30s and then toward the end of the week, friday up around 40 degrees and partly sunny. that's the way it looks, guys. >> thank you, tom. all right. this is one of angie's favorite places. >> yes. >> many call it the greatest music venue in the world. celebrating 35 years with a world's fair. >> i still'b"x remember my firs concert i saw there. the sneaker pins. this will date me. this weekend is your chance to get a behind the scenes look at some of the biggest moments in d.c. music history. mark seagraves got an up close

look. >> reporter: this is where it all began. the atlantic building at 930 "f" street. it's a j. crew now. back then this looked a whole lot different. thousands of musicians have stepped on to the stage over the past 35 years. visitors to the world's fair get to see the bar from that original club on "f" street. there are artifacts you might not expect like the hair dryer that was reserved for the godfarther of soul, james brown who played the 930 club seven times. >> that's what he needed to keep that do going. >> reporter: you can experience a virtual mosh pit or immerse yourself inside the que. then you can take the stage before thousands of screaming

fans. yes, you can even get a 930 club tattoo for free. he's worked at the club for 13 years. like many people, he never experienced the original club on "f" street but he says that spirit lives on at the new venue. >> i think i hear enough stories from those who did work the original club. they work with that and hold that with them. that creates this space as well. they bring a little bit of that with them here. >> reporter: while the club has been a place where people have been coming together for generations, in the end, the 930 club is really about one thing. >> it is about the music. very special place for people to come. night after night people come here, enjoy themselves no matter who's on stage. they come to see the banned. it's magic. >> reporter: the 930 club world's fair ends saturday night, then it's back to the music. from the 930 club, mark s sdagraves, news

d.c. police are investigating a homicide. around 9:30 last night someone shot and kled a victim on hay street in northeast. there are no suspects. the old "washington post" building, it is coming down today. if you work around 15th and "l" streets in northwest, construction going to impact you for a while. when it's complete in 2018, it will be the new home of fannie mae. joaquin el chapo guzman is now back in the prison he escaped from six months ago. the mexican drug lord was captured early friday as he tried to escape a government raid. it is a big day around here. two hours away from kicking off the nbc 4 health & fitness expo. this is at the washington convention center. everything from healthy cooking classes to yoga, even a simulator. all the fun begins at 9:00 this morning. it is the biggest powerball jackpot in u.s. history. the winning could get even bigger. how canadians are trying to win for the girl scout meeting...

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handed out $2 million more in winnings than they took in in sales. just how big is powerball fever? so big it has folks crossing the border just to buy tickets. >> it is a hot ticket. canadians are flocking cities in new york and michigan hoping to cash in on the record breaking $800 million up for grabs. of course, in canada, the exchange rate means at least 1 billion canadian dollars. a canadian winner would have to pay the taxes in the u.s. you can buy tickets until 10:00

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