no winner. the powerball jackpot rolls over, setting up a record-breaking drawing with an unbelievable amount of cash. >> unreal. did you hear all that rain overnight? tom's tracking showers and gusty winds, and a big temperature change coming up in the week ahead. but will that rain clear in time for the kickoff at fedex field? it's a big day. >> absolutely. we've got a busy sunday going on. >> that's right. also we've got a lot of money still to be won, right? >> powerball, no winner. good morning on this sunday morning. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff.

don't be surprised if you roll out of bed and see rain. >> "storm team 4" meteorologist tom kierein to tell us about that. hey, tom? >> it was pounding on our roof overnight. most of it has pushed off and gone to the east. there's an area of rain still yet to come into our region in southwestern virginia and into southern west virginia. this other couple of other bands of rain will be moving through here. this one near luray down to charlottesvil charlottesville. right now getting a little bit of light rain, sprinkles. we do have wet pavement all around. we have reports of multiple accidents due to wet pavement from overnight rain. it's balmy morning. temperatures are in the 50s. right now reagan national is 56 degrees. look at eastern maryland. they're at 60 degrees. out in the mountains it's in the

30s but all above freezing. that's where the cold air is. that's goingbe sweeping in on gusty winds later today during the latter part of the afternoon. so a big change is on the way. we'll sort it all out and look at the next seven days in a few minutes. >> tom, new this morning the powerball jackpot rising. it means there is $1.3 billion now at stake. that jackpot began on november 7th, by the way. since then it has rolled over 19 times. wednesday's drawing of $1.3 billion will be the largest jackpot drawing in world history. >> developing this morning, police are working to identify the pedestrian killed on route 301. we brought you this as breaking news at 11:00 p.m. last night. maryland police say the ped was hit in upper marlboro last night. the person did die. we're learning what led up to the crash.

it is back open again this morning. and we're working to learn if a driver will be charged for crashing into a store in northeast d.c. it happened at the dulce shah gelato factory. it's not clear what caused the driver to crash into the store. four people were hurt. a news crew at the scene said one man was placed in handcuffs and put into a patrol car. it's unclear why that man was being arrested. a capel b-52 bomber over south korea. it was in direct response to north korea's fourth nuclear test this week. they claim they tested a hydrogen bomb. stiffer sanctions are being sought for that test. you see, tomorrow the underground walkway will be shut down to make way for the silver line extension. shuttle buses are now going to

start taking passengers from their cars to the terminal. the future silver line station will connect the existing underground walkway to the terminal. that construction could take up to two more years. the second base is expected to transport passengers in about 2020. the time right now is 6:04. we want to take you over to decision 2016 in which there are new details and questions coming out of the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. there are question wls she asked an adviser to go around and set talking points on an unspecified talking point in 2011. the former secretary of state suggests that wasn't the case. the republicans claim that's inpropriety. an anonymous source says they have found no indication. and coming up on "meet the press," republican front-runner donald trump sits down with chuck todd.

you can catch that at 10:30 right here after "news4 today." concerns over terrorist will be at center stage. the president has invited a syrian refugee to attend. 55-year-old rah fie rah hamo will sit in hillary clinton's seat. he was featured in a bog last month in new york "humans of new york." this is in sharp con trafts to the americans who want to block them because they're afraid they might sneak into the country and claim refugee status. it's 6:05. you can visit the health & fitness expo once again. it's downtown at the washington center and it's free. coming up at 9:00 this morning "news4's" doreen gentsz ler is going to join us live with fun activities that will going on

today. until then make sure you download the washington app for schedules, speakers, and exhibits. >> a lot of us are dealing with light showers and gusty winds right now. take a look at the flag right there. tom is tracking how long they're going stick around and a big change over the next few days. and we can probably predict who you want to win at fedex field. pat collins couldn't wait, of course. he found some fans willing to he found some fans willing to take crontrol. right when you feel a cold sore,

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the big day is here. the redskins take on the green bay packers in the playoffs at fedex field. >> here's what you need to know if you're getting ready to head out to the game this morning. a lot of people getting ready already. for tailgaters the red lot opens to permit holders at 11:00. all ores open at noon. the stadium gates open at 2:00 p.m. and kickoff is at 4:30 this

afternoon. it's getting ready for this big game. "news4's" pat collins went to the experts to see how it would play out in a video game showdown. take a look. >> reporter: we decided to have that playoff game today. madden style. rin is the redskins, hatesh is the packers. they were serious. i can tell. they carry their personal controls with them. they essentially dominated the parker, leading 24-10 at intermission. >> you haven't ginn up? >> that's why they play four quarters, pat, four quarter. >> reporter: the comeback was not to be. in the third quarter pierre garcon. >> garcon again and again and again and again. >> reporter: in the meantime, more incomplete passes for the packers. >> i'm so, so sorry about that. he dropped it.

>> reporter: and more packer mistakes. >> another dropped pass. what's the matter -- >> i can't do everybody. >> reporter: fourth quarter. put them away in the fourth quarter. morris runs in for his second touchdown of the day. it just looks so easy. >> it's not, it's not. >> reporter: green bay gets garbage t.d. at the end and the skins win big. good game, good game. ball game. good game. good game. >> thank you. see you next year. >> reporter: the final madden score, skins, 38, green bay, 17. is this going to be your sunday? >> i hope so, pat. i need it to be a win. >> reporter: me too. >> let me tell you. if it's 38-17, people will start talking about the super bowl. >> it sounds about right. it sounds about right.

i've got faith in it. >> if it plays out that way. we'll see. another thing to play out is the weather. tom's got that. >> hopefully we'll be able to show this. we'll be able to hang onto this towel for a few more weeks. take a look at the "storm team 4" radar. we did have overnight rain. most of it has passed off to the north and east. west virginia and into shenandoah valley. that wave that is now getting closer to winchester and near warrenton, that will be coming into the metro area, perhaps around 7:00 to 8:00 this morning. right now just a few sprinkles around the metro area. the "storm team 4" radar and fairfax and montgomery county and this area in the light green. otherwise low clouds and a bit of a blustery wind. winds are blustering 20, 25 mile s an hour. future weather showing that tracking off across the bay. and by 8:45, 9:00 in the morning

it's going to be moving east of the bay and then we may get a few breaks in the clouds coming in by later in the morning and during the afternoon, a little sunshine may be breaking up. there's just a slight chance of an isolated sprinkle maybe around the metro area around 1:00 or 2:00. and then some snow moves into the mountains of western maryland and west virginia. that's going to stay out there though as the colder air does move in. we'll still have milder temperatures, perhaps a few passing light sprinkles around 2:00 or 3:00. otherwise the clouds are going to be breaking up. we're in the low to mid-50s to upper 50s. near 60 on the eastern shore now and it's near 50 farther north and west. 40, shenandoah valley. out in the mountains now, it's in the mid to upper 30s. and now so for the game at fedex field, here's the "storm team 4" forecast. kickoff at 4:40. before then, though, for tailgaters, clouds around. a slight chance for a sprinkle. it will be near 60 degrees and

the winds gusting to around 30 miles an hour. and then as the game gets under way back down to the mid-50s, winds gusting to 30 miles an hour swirling around fedex field and inside the stadium there. that's probably going play a role in the game. back down near 50 by the end of the game. and then at the bus stop on monday morning, it will be cold. near 30 degrees between 7:00 and 8:00 with sunshine. 8:00 to 9:00, bright and sunny. only low to mid-30s by mid morning and monday afternoon up around 40. and then on tuesday, increasing clouds. might get a sprinkle or a few flurries in the afternoon. cold, wednesday, highs, mid-30s. toward the end of the week, a bit milder. maybe rain next saturday. that's the way it looks. >> thanks so much. next up we have "reporter's notebook" for you. >> we're back in 15 minutes with more of this morning's top stories. welcome to "reporter's notebook." i'm wendy rieger.

would you like to smoke pot but you can't in your home because you have kids? maybe you'd like to go to a club to do that. the d.c. council voted to allow that and then suddenly reversed it. this was a bit of a surprise. what do you guys think? what happened? >> i think the council had to be surprised they got a call from the mayor after they voted to approve this and the mayor said, i don't think we're ready for this and reversed it. i thought that was unusual. you would have thought the mayor and her staff had seen it on the agenda and made that call before it. that's one interesting facet of it. the other is why did the council feel they want to do it. we know the law says you can grow it at home, smoke it at home, but you can't do it outside the home. >> do you think it's too soon as we feel our way through it? >> right. that would be the sense i would have. why would it be okay to have it in a private club and if you're

going to approve it, what's the next step? public space? because some might say what's a public club? somewhere in your house, some place else that's not residential? >> you've got think is this an expansion which is anti-pot people -- and they're in congress -- would tell you that. in other words, are they trying to go too far and make it a thing and maybe we should take a look at it which hasn't been a big deal on it so far. >> dave is absolutely on target here. i think this has to do with trying to feel out congress at this point in time because the chao chief of police said we can handle it. we have to remember this is a federal city. not a state. anything is going go up to capitol hill and that conservative element up there is probably going strike it down.

>> yeah. >> yeah. >> so you think this was just kind of wading in like crawl, walk, run? >> that's right. >> and they're trying to walk too soon? >> and i think for council they had to be in agreement with the mayor because it doesn't look good unless the conversation was, okay, it's better to change this. this will help us because in changing it, it does put questions in front of the council saying, also, what's going on here. >> was this a trial balloon, do you think? >> that's a good question. and then with that s this -- does this raise the larger question, how much in synch is the mayor and the council? >> i this you have the other problem of enforcement. you know, when you start talking about private clubs, now you have to identify where these private clubs are. so somebody inside the private club has to make a complaint, and so who's going to do that. then that means there's a

possibility of raids. this is a very complicated situation we're in. and, by the way, we remember, we have two laws. we've got the local laws and then we've got the federal laws. you can literally walk across the street and be arrested for violating a federal law. >> but the thing about this is did the mayor not know they were going to do this, the council was going to do this, or was this a planned dance? >> i don't know. i personally don't think -- i think maybe -- who knows. i think sometimes folks forget to count votes. that's what happens. you get busy and you don't count your votes, and then you're there in your office, your staff person, they're looking at the monitor and they're like, oh, you geevg tot pick up the phone and call councilman so-and-so and try to convince them to

change their vote. i think that's what happened there. >> i agree. again, it goes back to i don't know what legislative body wows pass something and then an hour later reverse it. it's one thing to reverse it and debate it and it never gets back to that point, but once you hit the gavel and have to go bark it doesn't look good. >> really. no conspiracy theory. all righty. it's interesting that the city wants to allow residents, give them rebates so we can get more security cameras up around the city, more eyes on the streets and around the streets. which is interesting. remember back in the day when they were first talking about putting up security cameras, no, big brother, i don't want everybody watching me. now you have people saying, hey, can i have one? you'll give me $200 to put one up on my house? >> well, i think since san bernardino and the paris attacks, you want more security.

are we losing our personal rights? are we cowering too much? on the other hand, what's safe, what's sound? if this kbould the reason, my wife, my children, where i live is safe eric maybe this is something do. there does seem to be a change in the populous. >> but there's an interesting aspect to this because once again the purpose of the security camera is on your personal property and so it appears -- and that's fine. i have family members who have security cameras to see what's happening, they advertise them on tv. what this does is gives the city an entree into your home. by the way, in case we need to look at your tape -- video, whatever it is, remind you now, we did give you a $200 rebate and we've got some skin in the

game. >> that's the one caveat you have to watch for. what, the city will pay for it? i think it's smart move by the city. it's way for the mayor to say, listen, i'm going to be tough on crime and i want to bring the community in with me. i think these cameras really is a smart thing but i think residents and businesses need to read the fine print to recognize what they're getting into. >> and it's voluntary. so that keeps the aclu off the city's back. >> maybe we'll see more than some guy stealing your packages off your front porch, you know, which we see a lost with all these cameras. but the technology is so good -- it may not stop -- well, it's good as a die tarrant but when you're trying to find the guy who attacked and you look at all the cameras and you get a good look at him and it tracks downtown. >> you're going to need more staff, more people. it's wonderful to record but

somebody is going to have to check it out. >> cameras are everywhere. it's interesting. there were a couple of activities where the camera was across the street but they picked up the reflection off a window from across the street. >> isn't that amazing. >> you know, personally i don't really have a problem with it, and so you make a couple of hundred bucks, you know, to secure your own property and then you help out the city. >> and, quickly, again, i think it's larger recognition of the city to say, listen, we have to do something about crime and she's finding whatever way she can do that, and that's why i think this is a good idea and it's not just a sense of, we need more police, we need to arrest more people. here's something we can do and incorporate the city and try to deter that. >> it is a deterrent. you see that and -- >> you do and you think, whoa. >> that's right. >> we'll be back right after this.

governor larry hogan wants to not just beautify but go in and create clean spaces where all the blight and dill lap date buildings are. i think -- it sounds good. why not take down 16,000 boarded up buildings in baltimore? that just created infestation. it doesn't give you anything. >> it gives you an idea from the standpoint of cosmetics and it's wonderful to look at green space. a lot of people in detroit look at green space, but that's all they're looking at. they don't have any jobs, although it's getting a little better. baltimore is the same thing. where was the governor's plan on job creation, economics, trying to deal with the kind of thing that creates crime, which is not having a job. >> let me tell you. i know a little bit about detroit, and that green space thing didn't last very long because it's not the buildings

that are valuable and the reason you can tear them down because they don't have any value. it tees land. it may be green space today, but i guarantee you tomorrow, it's going to be speculators coming in looking at an opportunity to gentrify an entire community. it's going to be more than dog parks and walking in the park real soon, and, you know, it's the old adage, you know, god ain't making any more land. i could see this as an excellent opportunity. what really bothers me, though, is an article -- and i'll make this quick -- that said people who are even -- who are creditworthy, even if they're african-americans and live in that community cannot get loans to help build in that community or improve that. >> why isn't somebody addressing

that? >> that's the whole issue. if they wanted money to go to the suburbs, the same people could go to the suburbs. >> that has come up. some of the civic folks there are saying, hey, wait a minute, what about affordable housing. that's what we need. there is some history here. first of all, back in the '90s they invested hundreds of thousands of dollar to build that back up. that's where freddie gray is from. that didn't work. they razed, i think, about 200 buildings, rehabbed 2,600, right? >> governor hogan and the mayor said, let's do this. i think to joe's point, though, they already said they're going allocate $600 million for financing. >> right, exactly. >> you start off saying you want green space and parks, but if you want -- >> to private developers. >> thank you, thank you. >> but then there's $600 million for private development, what you're basically saying is it's

not going to stay green for very long and the civic leaders are checking this out and saying, okay, is this going to be affordable housing. so you start out on the right foot but the proof is in the pudding. where does it end up. i think that's what you're going to have to watch in the city. president obama, his gun initiative, a very big splash, a lot of controversy around that. dave, how are the locals handling it up on the hill? >> it's very simple. there's a party line divide. the local republicans hate it. they think he's exercising too much power, abrogating the constitution, something that congress should deal with. congress thinks it's a great idea. background checks for everybody, no more gun show loopholes and that kind of thing is the way to go. it may not solve everything but if it saves one life, they think it's good. it's not unconstitutional, so you have a complete breakdown along party lines. >> you've got a lot of

hypocrisy. the same republicans who stand up here and say they're concerned about the mental ills and the president proposes money to help the mentally ill because over 200 have committed suicide with guns, and then what does congress do, they don't appropriate the money. i find it's funny in virginia. here we've had two major -- we've had a state legislator who signed and we've had the virginia tech incident. if there should be any state that ought to be behind the president, it should be the state of the commonwealth of virginia. >> virginia is two states. it's northern virginia and the rest of the old dominion. >> and you have the governor who is supporting president obama and the president is speaking -- spoke at george mason university this week. so, you know, the president has also had local officials, police

officials come out supporting his position. i know the chief of montgomery county has stepped out. i would think the president would want more of that. you would think the president would have them supporting him. if you can -- >> you know what else i found out on my show -- >> very quickly. >> gun owners have called in and majority of them support the president because they want response gun safety. >> all right. gentlemen, thank you very much. davis bremante, joe, this was lovely. thank you for joining us, and have a good one. heading into 6:0 on this sunday morning and here are the top stories we're following for your you. no powerball win e but no

problem. the jackpot is now up to $1.3 billion. that makes it the largest lottery jackpot in world history. your next chance to win is wednesday. maryland state police working to identify the pedestrian killed on route 301. police say that the pedestrian was hit on northbound 301. this is near pennsylvania avenue in upper marlboro last night. we're still working to learn what led up to that crash. lace them up. it's game day. your washington redskins will take on the green bay packers at fedex field today. it's the first time the skins have made it to the postseason since 2012. kickoff at 4:40 this afternoon. big day. >> i feel like that and the powerball -- >> what else do you need? a huge jackpot and a big playoff game for sure. >> all right. show us the money. show us a win today. good morning, everybody. i'm angie goff. >> and i'm adam tuss. >> we've got rain that has been passing through the metro area

overnight. we got anywhere from about a half an inch to an inch of rain. most of the heavier rain we had overnight is well up and north and east of us, pennsylvania, northern new england. still yet a couple of waves of rain to come through. this next one from near winchester, luray, down through charlottesville. that's going to be moving through the metro area. right now in washington, fairfax counties, temperatures are in the lo e to mid-50s. south and east of washington, mid and upper 50s. near 60 degrees now at this hour on the eastern shore. big changes on the way. we'll look at that in the week ahead. that's coming up s. >> thanks very much, tom. it will be six months before the drug lord arrives in the united states. they say that's the quickest that i'll be able to extradite

joaquin el chapo guzman. he was captured friday morning in a deadly shoot-out. multiple sources tell nbc news hollywood filmmakers let u.s. authorities know they were heading to mexico for research. el chapo also met with actor sean penn on the run. >> he's so used to getting attention from law enforcement, the media, and the entire country that it would be encouraging to see them think more highly of himself. >> he's back in the same prison he broke out of six months ago. in 2016, d.c. is investigating the first homicide of the year. this happened around :30 friday night. still no word this morning on a possible motive or a suspect. the man who police say shot a philadelphia police officer has been charged with attempted

murder. officers say he shot officer hartnett at point blank range. he's still in the hospital after being hit three times. a woman suspected in a string of jewelry store robberies is now behind bars. abigail was wanted for multiple heists. an fbi statement says that she was taken into custody friday in an atlanta suburb. she was wanted for at least six robberies in five states. >> that's right. and a dean at the university of virginia wants more text messages from an alleged rape victim released. she's suing "rolling stone" magazine for $7.5 million. she said the magazine is a cancer villain. jackie told the magazine she was raped at a frat house but the claims were unfounded. the dean's attorney said the text messages would expose

jackie as a serial liar. fairfax county teachers and parents say they need a strong school budget next year. they made their case to local delegates and senators. this was on saturday. earlier this week superintendent karen garza put forward an aggressive budget. instead she wants smaller class sizes and pay increases for teachers. the county will take up the school budget proposal in april. now to a developing story. the national weather service confirms a tornado touched down in southwest florida last night. storms blew through cape coral and ft. myers. no juries have been reported. a tomorrow has cr . a storm has land in st.

louis. today the high is expected to be in the 20s with windchills near or below zero. >> yowza. >> 6:34. drivers could use -- excuse me. i could use a cup of water. the tsa won't enforce new i.d. laws at airports until 2018. >> maryland and d.c. licenses already comply with the real i.d. act. virginia do not. after 2018 they'll have to use other federally approved i.d. like a passport. regulators say jeep cherokees are now fixed of hackers. we'll get more on that story coming up in just a minute. we twoont get to a developing story right now. a new video showing a navy ship firing rockets close to two american ships. they criticized iran for what they call highly provocative

action. the u.s. ships were crossing waters when iran conducted live military exercises. they refused to comment but the country's state run news incident said no vest isels wern danger. the yacht club's headquarters will now but b at the harbor grill restaurant. harbor grill will lose their jobs. the employees can choose to be relocated or receive severance pay. it's expected to take a year and a half to rebuild. the iconic new york state grand stand standing no more. state officials set off 260 explosive charges yesterday to bring that structure down. it's part of a new project to renovate and upgrade the oldest state fairgrounds.

the first fair took place in syracuse in 1941. the new design will include an amphitheater, designer park, and expo building. the redskins play against the packers later on today. >> "news4's" derrick ward stepped by one fan's house. carolyn martin's house totally decked out in red and gold. >> the redskins are going the super bowl. have been counted out, dished out, thrown out. nobody has given us a chance, nothing this entire year. even when the cowboys were 3-7, they still have a chance. that's all they talked about. cowboys. i'm sorry. >> it is what it is. >> carolyn was actually apologizing to her son right

there off cram. he along with her grand darts huge cowboy fans. i understand this. i've got this in my family too. >> why are there so many cowboy fans? i don't understand that? >> i don't know. 6:38. well, this next house may not be united. how this sibling rivalry got more intense before kickoff. and hollywood nights. who might have the advantage in

the iowa caucuses just a few weeks away. it will be a first major indicator of to 16. joining us now to talk about that and who's gaining momentum, moderator of "meet the press." chuck, three weeks, that's it. >> there it is. >> it's coming down to crunch time. and you talked with the "t" man again. i feel like we're always talking about donald trump but now ted

kruds is ahead in the polls. >> that was probably the biggest news. it might not be a specific issue but it was his demeanor toward ted cruz. h ee going all in. the trump folks believe if they can win iowa, they can end cruz. so i think the cruz folks thought and maybe they were being a little poly anna on this, i think they thought they were not going have to engage with trump before iowa. that's not the case. trump clearly is trying to go at cruz, obviously distracting him on this whole citizenship business, but also now hitting him on where he gets funded, oil and gas versus ethanol. so trump is laying down a marker here and it could be the start of what could be an acrimonious relationship between the two. >> what are we hearing on the other side when we talk about the democratic side? is there any worry that if trump does indeed get the vote that democrats defect?

>> trump is unpredictable. he's bringing in a different type of voter, that's clear, so he can essentially make the republican electorate, and i guess does he bring in people that haven't participated in a while. does he reshape it. the biggest thing is he's unpredictable. ted cruz, marco rubio, they're conventional opponents, they figure they know how they'd campaign. with trump, you don't know what he's going say or do. that unpredictability makes it harder to run against him. >> meanwhile he's not going out quietly. he's got the final state of the union this week as well. >> one way to look at it, he's like, look, this is not a state o the union where he wants them to pass his agenda. what he wants to use the speech to do is essentially if he were running for a third term, this

is what his agenda would be. this is what he wants the campaign to be about. will it be about it? he's not running. he knows this is one of the few times he's on stage and he gets to insert himself into the campaign. >> what do you make of south carolina governor nikki haley doing the gop response? >> i think it's a smart pick by paul ryan. >> i would not be shocked if she was one. she sort of distinguished herself how she handled herself in the aftermath of the charleston controversy, the flag issue, how she quickly put that to rest, she's in her second term. that's how people ought to view this. >> a tough year for the state. >> you've got to get to the real question here. >> i see what's going on over here. i see what tom's got there. >> can i get a picture of you holding that? >> not at all. we'll see. look at it. it puts you away.

>> chuck is a packers fan. >> this is just whatever. we'll see how that goes. we'll see how it goes. you know, i'm bring props later when i come back. >> we should have wager going. >> thanks for stopping by. >> you've got it. >> be sure to catch "meet the press" today right after nbc "news4." it's playoff day, in case you didn't know. today we're talking about two of our favorite things, football as well as food. >> that's great. pat collins visited the district where they're definitely getting ready for today's big game. take a look. >> reporter: the food is fish. the conversation, football. welcome to horace & dickey's. it's off a street and has a big following. nobody here is bashful especially when it comes to

football. >> i'm 65 years old. i've been in washington all my life. they're going beat green bay. >> reporter: so tell me the truth. what did you expect to see first? the skins in playoff game or a street car actually carried people making its way down eight street. hey, where is everybody? >> everybody's there. thank god we're there. >> brotherly love? meet now the manning brothers. not peyton and eli. lonny and edward. lonny is a skins fan. edward roots for the eagles. it doesn't always go well. >> a phillies fan. >> how did that happen? >> i have no idea. my brother. my own brother. a traitor. ain't that something. >> reporter: after what happened he still can wear that phillies hat? >> yeah. listen to this. >> rodgers with that good look he has, seven or eight months

ago. he doesn't look too confident. >> reporter: fan strategy. so you go incognito for the game? >> yes. >> you don't wear any redskin apparel at all? >> none at all. that's a jinx for us. for us it is. >> then after the game you put it on. >> oh, yeah. i wear it all week long. >> reporter: they're going to beat the packers. >> i'm hoping and praying. i gave it to god, so it's going to work. >> she gave it to god and it's going work. >> that's all you need to know. are things going dry out? i heard a rumor we might see the sun today. >> hopefully you heard it from me. >> we would trust your rumor. >> apparently chuck did not like that. >> yeah. he didn't. >> not at all. >> hopefully we will like that. a lot of people are wondering what kind of weather will we have for your the game. it's going to be gusty winds.

now the receivers won't like that. for passing and for kicking, it's going pla ito play a role e game. "storm team 4" radar zooming in, showing another little wave of light rain now coming out of the shenandoah valley, crossing the blue ridge, culpeper, and rain han knock. that's going to be coming right into the metro area in about another hour or so. just a few scattered sprinkles. southern suburbs, there might be a little drizzle. by 8:00 that wave coming right into the metro area and then into maryland and then it moves across the bay. by 10:00 it's on the eastern shore and up into jersey and beginning to pull away. you may see breaks in the clouds by late this morning. a little sun may be breaking out there and then by the time we get into the afternoon hours, still mostly cloudy in the metro area by 2:00. a md then by then we'll likely see some snow showers moving

into the mountains as well. it will be balmy here. temperatures around 60 degrees. the areas in the greener zones may be a few sprinkles during the afternoon. perhaps around 3:00 or 4:00 and then it is going to end and we will have a clearing sky tonight. look at our temperatures now. easton is 61 degrees right now. at reagan national, 46. cold air is going to try to make its way in. zoom in on fedex field where the winds are going to be swirling around the field and causing some problems with gusts of wind around 30 miles an hour. for tailgaters at 2:00, clouds, a slight chance of a sprinkle. it will be around 60 degrees at 2:00 this afternoon. by kickoff at 4:40, a blustery wind. partly cloudy. by the end of the game, back around 50 degrees. the winds will still be blustery, gusting 15, 20 miles an hour.

by dawn on monday, it will be cold. down near freezing. bright and sunny between 8:00 around 9:00. a bit of a blustery wind, tomorrow reaching near 40 in the afternoon. mid-40s on tuesday. iningcreasclouds. might get a sprinkle or snow flurry north and west. a sprinkle elsewhere in the afternoon. then on wednesday. bright and sunny and cold. highs near 40s. near 50 friday. and partly cloudy, maybe rain next saturday with highs in the mid-40s. that's the way it looks. >> thank you, tom. ten minutes away from the 7:00 hour. award season kicks off tornado with the 73rd golden globes tonight. >> and the red carpet show begins here at 6:00. nbc's mark barger has a preview of what we can expect tonight. >> first of all i'd like to thank susan downie for saying matt damon is going win, so don't prepare a speech. >> this is just the beginning of

my approach. >> all right, all right, all right. >> but not this year. >> all the main races are really tight this year at the golden globe. >> best nominee "carol," but fandango's dave carver says it's no shoo-in. >> the revenant could win. >> eddie redmayne could win best actor but also will smith and bryan cranston and leo dinardo. >> carter sees best actress cate blanchett and rudy of "carol" as well as "the danish girls." >> this one is a race between brie larson for "the room" and two young actresses that have had fantastic years.

>> carson expects "the martian" to win beating out christian bale and steve ka recarell. jennifer laurence has won two globes. she could beat out her pal, amy schumer, for "trainwreck." >> that's going to be the speech of the night. >> although globe sister has shown -- it could have plenty of competition. mark barger, nbc news. well, are self-driving cars safer on the road? the future of cars and problems

welcome back. a new study says the cars

involved in fewer crashes on average than a vehicle with a drive bhiernld the wheehind the. we're talking about self-driving cars. goggle has reported 17 crashes in the last six years but none of them were the fault of the self-driving cars, google said. they also noted the low volume of driverless miles. we want to introduce you to the rockville 66. that's how many dogs were found. now they're up for adoption. they say the fact that the owner surrendered the dogs for them makes adoption easier. >> it expedites the process. we're able to find the animals homes much quicker. >> right now three are up for adoption. soon will be. three of the dogs had to be put down unfortunately.

the case is still under investigation. much more ahead on "news4 today." >> yep. that includes an hour-by-hour look at your forecast with "storm team 4" meteorologist tom kierein. the sun just starting to come up. a beautiful picture there of the

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unbelievable amount of cash. >> did you hear all that rain overnight? tom's tracking showers and gusty winds and a big temperature drop. that change is coming up ahead. will the rain clear up for this? kickoff at fedex field. we're getting you ready for the big game as the redskins face their first playoff challenge. hail. go redskins. we've been doing that all morning. >> that right. warming up. good morning. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff. we're dealing with rain and hoping it clears out. >> it might not be the rain. it might be the wind. >> adam, go long. >> got it. got it, buddy, got it. >> as we've had the rain falling overnight, we've had reports of multiple accidents this morn, especially if you have worn tires, you can loose tractions. watch out especially on the ramps and on the kurncurves. a few light rain in west

virginia and another coming out of north virginia. that's going move right into the metro area in about another hour. right now getting a few sprinkles in the nearby suburbs and it's going to be a balmy morning. we'll stay in the 50s in mid morning and 60s. for your outdoor exercise you may be splashing through a few puddles this morning and the winds will increase during the afternoon, gusting to around 30 miles an hour. temperatures dropping back down into the 50s by late afternoon. for the game, i've got the game time forecast coming up this half hour as well as those big changes for the week ahead. >> thank you, tom. new this morning, the powerball jackpot is rising again. no winner in last night's $949 million drawing means there is $1.3 billion now at stake. now, this jackpot, it began on november 7th and since then it has rolled over 19 times. wednesday's drawing of $1.3 billion will be the largest

jackpot drawing in world history. and get this. just check the maryland lottery twitter page. they say even though no one won the powerball, someone in maryland won $1 million. >> a million bucks. >> good for them. developing this morning the police are working to identify the pedestrian killed on route 301. we brought you this story as breaking news last night at 11:00. they say the pedestrian was hit last night on pennsylvania avenue. the pedestrian did die. the road was shut down for several hours while they collected evidence. it's closed for investigation. look at this. it happened near union market. happened yesterday. right now it's still unclear what caused that driver to crash into the store there. four people were hurt. a "news4" crew at the scene said one plan was placed in handcuffs

and put into a patrol car but it's unclear why that man was being arrested. >> it's showing its force, a-52 bomber over north korea. it was in response to the fourth nuclear test this week. north korea claimed that it successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. that's disputed. 7:03, and today's the last day you'll have to walk. tomorrow the underground walkway will be shut down to make way for the silver line extension. shuttle cars will take passengers from the car to the main terminal. they'll connect the existing underground walkway to the terminal. that could take two more years and the silver line is expecting to carry passengers around 2020. new details and questions coming out in the clinton e-mail scandal. it's now being looked into

whether hillary clinton asked an adviser to go around to a secure facts system to talk about talking points on an unspecified talking point in 2011. the former secretary of state says that wasn't the case. the republicans suggest the exchange proves impropriety. an anonymous source says they found no indication that the document in question was sent to clinton using nonsecure fax or e-mail. coming up on "meet the pres press", front-runner donald trump sits down with chuck todd. you can catch that right here after "news4 today." a concern over terrorism will be center stage. the president has invited a syrian refugee to attend. he'll sit in michelle obama's seat for the speechlt he was featured in a blog "humans of new york."

it's in sharp contrast to those who want to block them from coming in who might want to try to claim refugee status. the health & fitness expo is downtown at the washington convention center and it's free. coming up doreen gentzler is going to join us live. on stage we'll have a volleyball workout and hula hoop and other things. lots of fun. it's a different story in britain. the record-breaking prize. two people there are celebrated. and it's one of the most frustrating things. almost all of us deal with every day and now the new effort to make waiting at some red lights a l

two boys had to be rushed to

a hospital. police say a 9-year-old and 12-year-old fell into the icy waters of a pond. a nearby man rescued the two. it all started as a dare between six friends playing football. no word on either of the childs' condition this morning. >> we're not the only country setting records right now for lottery drawings. britain hit its biggest national lottery prize this weekend at 66 million pounds. that's about 96 million dollar. unlike the powerball, two people won the multi-million-dollar prize. bients 20 years since britain set a lottery record. >> records all over. traffic signals in the district are being retimed at a furious pace. they've retimed 60% of them to make traffic flow better. but not all signals are keeping your car in mind. what good is getting on the bus

if the school bus in the same traffic as everyone else. buses are taking a lot of to focus of new technology. 200 signals being outfitted with technology that will allow the bus itself to change the light so that the bus can keep rolling. >> where ridership is particularly higher. >> reporter: he's a traffic signal manager with ddot. he explains why overall the retiming of lights is such a krit cat project if the district. >> we're not widening our roadways anymore, so we have little capacity to push the amount of traffic that we've got. >> reporter: and it matters. it matters for drivers. >> they have a lot to do. lights don't match. >> it matters for pedestrians. >> progressively over time it's been getting worse than better. >> signaling is about timing. >> i don't ride in the rush

hour. i ride in the middle of the day. >> ddot hopes changing the lights on time helping out with all commuter. they should have all the light reese timed in another year. let's hope it makes a difference. >> a lot of us are dealing with light showers and gusty winds. tock tracking how long they'll be around and the big change you'll see over the next few days. >> and we can probably predict who you're going to be rooting for at fedex field, but pat collins couldn't wait. he's got some fans willing to

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all right. the big day. the redskins take on the packers at fedex field. >> here's what you need to know if you're getting ready already. for the tailgaters, the red lots open for permit holders. stadium gates open at 2:00 and kickoff, of course, is at 4:40. >> you know it's us versus them in a virtual world. >> cheeseheads. and in getting ready for today's game pat collins went to the experts to see how it would play out in a video game showdown. >> reporter: we decided to have

that playoff game today. madden style. rin is the redskins, hatesh is the packers. they were serious. i can tell. they carry their personal controllers with them. the redskins opened up and essentially dominated the packers, leading 24-10 at intermission. you haven't given up? >> that's why they play four quarters, pat, four quarter. >> reporter: the comeback was not to be. in the third quarter pierre garcon. >> garcon again and again and again and again. >> reporter: in the meantime, more incomplete passes for the packers. i'm so, so sorry about that. >> no, you're not. >> he dropped it. >> reporter: and more packer mistakes. >> another dropped pass. what's the matter -- >> i can't do everybody. >> reporter: fourth quarter. put them away in the fourth quarter. morris runs in for his second touchdown of the day. >> it just looks so easy. >> it's not, it's not.

>> reporter: green bay gets a garbage t.d. at the end and the skins win big. ball game. good game, good game. >> thank you. see you next year. >> reporter: the final madden score, skins, 38, green bay, 17. is this going to be your sunday? >> i hope so, pat. i pray. i need it to be that way. >> reporter: me too. >> that was a nice bro hug. >> people have been waiting for this day. there's a lot. along with the excitement, there's so much anxiety that comes along with it. >> i need it to be that way, pat. i need it. what do you think, tom? is the weather going to hold out? >> did you like the rain overnight? good sleeping weather and a lot of people are going to be rocking this as the game gets under way later today. but right now as we take a look at fedex field and for the forecast for the game, right there, the problem weather-wise

is going to be wind. >> oh, yeah. >> it will be swirling inside the stadium right there, right there down on the field. there could be gusts of wind around 25, 30 miles an hour. >> temperatures tailgate time at 2:00, near 60 degrees. a lot of clouds around. during the game it will be dropping out of the mid-50s, near 50 by the end of the game. still the blustery winds will be around. no rain. looks like we'll be dry through the game. right now we're getting rain. "storm team 4" showing it breaking up, western virginia and virginia. we've got one wave of light rain coming in from hagerstown, martinsburg to leesburg and manassas. that's going to be tracking right into the metro area shortly as that does move on through. we'll get paetsch meant wet again. we've had reports of multiple accidents especially on the

ramps. people are losing control or hitting the ramps. going over guardrails. we've had that happen, several accidents this morning. watch out. slowdowns as you head out the door. the pavement is all wet. we're miefrmtd muggy. mid and upper 50s. i don't usually say muggy in january. it's near 60 degrees on the eastern shore. pax river at 59. you'll need an umbrella during the morning hours. first light of day showing up. that's the view from our "storm team 4" weather deck. over the next 24 hours, temperatures near mid-50s. a chance of a shower. blustery winds developing during the afternoon. by 2:00, low 60s. then by 6:00 p.m., back down to near 50 degrees. and then by dawn on monday, what a dramatic change. it will be down near 30 degrees waiting for the metro and the bus tomorrow morning with a clear sky. still a bit of a blustery wind. we'll be talking windchills in

the 20s tomorrow morning after we reach the low 60s today. tremendous change. then between 8:00 and 9:00 we'll be in the mid-30s by mid morning on monday and monday afternoon near 40 degree. by the way, health & fitness expo. q and a today. myself and amelia seagal will be there to answer any questions about the winter ahead or any questions about weather. it will be held at the d.c. con vejs center. q and a "storm team 4" session, wheel see you there. we might get an afternoon sprinkle. areas north and west, there may be a flurry. tuesday afternoon, cold air surges in and in in place. highs wednesday only in the mid-30s. sunshine on both days a. then back up to around 50 by friday afternoon. maybe rain over next weekend on saturday and maybe on sunday. that's the way it looks.

>> all right. thank you very much, tom. well, a walk through the streets of alexandria today gives a glimpse of what the city looked like during the 18th century. >> a new discovery is offering new clues on how the bustling city grew. they look at how archaeologists are digging up the city's past. the land along alexandria's waterfront is known to hold keys to the city's past, but even this discovery came as a bit of a surprise. >> this was the last corner of the construction site we were working in when we found it and it's like, oh, my gosh, there it is. >> a ship's hull believed to be from the late 1700s, part of the landfill that helped build out this city's waterfront. john starting excavating this site at the end of december. >> this was either a ship that was built for heavy cargo and

extremely heavy cargo or it might have been a fortified military ship. >> reporter: this land, the future home of a luxury hol, is rich with history. in a separate corner remains of warehouse built in 1755 were unearthed along with bits of pottery and glassware. each layer of earth offering clues to how people lived in this city as it's involved. >> it's the beginning of the town. it's where it all happens in the 178th century. >> do you expect more discoveries like this? >> yes, we do. >> reporter: where it ends up hasn't been determined. >> what do you enjoy most about doing this? >> it's just a pure discovery of finding all this stuff. reconstructing the entire story, putting archaeology with the history and the documentary research, i mean that's why i do this. >> erica hill reporting there.

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and north fort myers. the winds caused significant damage, knocked out power to 9,000 people there. fortunately no injuries were reported. this is the first big snowfall of the season for folks in st. louis. 4 inches of snow was expected. today's high is expected near 20 with windchills near or even below zero. a soft-spoken teenager found super human strength when she and her family needed it most. >> her father was pinned underneath an suv in the garage and then an explosion. this is the most watched video. >> "news4's" jackie bensen has the story. >> a jack failed, a strong smell of gasoline and then whoosh. >> eric hef el myer finds it. he was pinned from where he just

removed a wheel and the garage was cashed fire. >> we had a bunch of propane containers and they were just cooking off. >> after 10 minutes of fruitless struggle, an eternity, the door opened and his last hope of survival ran in. his 19-year-old daughter, all 5'6, 120 pounds of her barefoot. the u.s. air force academy. suddenly i'm pulled out. he realized the gas tank was about to explode, jumped in the driver's seat and somehow gunned the truck sideways out of the garage on the three remains wheels. smart lot heffelmire surrounded

by the family including her baby niece was given the fairfax county fire department citizen life saving award. burns to her feet and hand and back injury have kept her from returning to the air force academy right now but it's no surprise her future plans include public service. >> if i can't do any of the military branches, then probably just intelligence or government or just something. maybe even fire, fire and rescue. i don't know. right now i'm kind of healing up and making sure everyone in the family is okay. >> in vienna, virginia, jackie bensen, "news4." >> what a strong girl there. we're learning new information how a texas mother planned to go on the run. she took $300,000 out of her bank account and told her husband she would never see him again. couch was on parole for killing four people. his argument he was too rich to

understand the consequences heechls currently being held in a mexican jail awaiting extradition. >> the winds are starting to pick up. tom's updating the forecast and how you can plan ahead for it. >> mexican drug lord el chapo broke out. how he could end up in a u.s. prison. she's accused of pulling off jewelry heists

here are the top stories we're following for you. no winners in the powerball. it's $1.3 billion with a "b." it makes it the largest jackpot in world history. the next chance is wednesday. maryland police working to identify a pedestrian killed on route 301. police say the pedestrian was hit on northbound 301 on northwest pennsylvania avenue in marlboro last night. we're still working to find out what led up to the crash. >> you like that. game day. washington redskins are going to take on the green bay packers later this afternooned a fedex field. welcome back, everybody. i'm angie fwof. >> and i'm adam tuss. hope you're having a good sunday

so far. prediction? >> the redskins are going to win. >> all we need is the weather to cooperate. >> that's right. tom, when is this stuff going to dry out? >> we're temporarily going to be drying out. another wave of rain about to come into the metro area in about another maybe half hour or hour. at fedex field it will be a blustery wind. wind will be swirls around. it may be gusting to around 30 miles an hour. during the game, kickoff at 4:40, back down to the mid-50s and we'll have sunshine breaking out but the wind will be a factor, still gusting to around 30 miles an hour during the game. then the wind will diminish by the end of the game. right now, "storm team 4" tower camera showing low clouds that are racing in from the south and some of those winds are now gusting to around 20, 25 miles an hour. "storm team 4" radar showing the second wave of light rain just about to come into the metro area passing through here over

the next hour or so. and then a drying trend and big changes on the way for the week ahead. a look at that coming up in this half hour. >> thank you very much. developing this morning it's going to be six months before the world's most wanted drug lord arrives in the united states. officials say that's the quickest they'll be able to extradite joaquin "el chapo" guzman. he was captured friday morning in a deadly shoot-out. his pursuit of hollywood may have led police right to him. multiple sources tell nbc news, hollywood filmmakers lead authorities know they were headed to mexico for research. el chapo also met with sean penn while on the run. >> when you're pa person used to getting so much attention not only from law enforcement, the media, and the entire hemisphere would let anybody think more highly of themselves. >> right now guzman is held in

the same maximum security prison he broke out of six months ago. d.c. police are investigating their first homicide of the year. joseph robinson was killed friday night. still no word on a possible motive of suspect. the man who police say shot a philadelphia police officer has been charged with attempted murder. prosecutors saed ward archer shot officer jesse hartnett at point blank range on thursday. he told police he was inspired by the islamic state. archer is still in the hospital after being hit three teams. a woman involved in a string of robberies is now behind bars. abigail kemp is now in a jail. she was taken into custody friday in an atlanta suburb. she was won'ted for six robberies since last april. 7:33. dean nicole aramo is suing

"rolling stone" magazine for $7.5 million. she said the magazine cast her as a villain in its 2014 article about the victim known as jackie. jackie told the magazine that she was raped at a frat house. it would expose jackie as a, quote, serial liar. parents say they need a strong school budget next year that. i made their case to local delegates and senators at the fairfax county government center saturday. earlier this week superintendent karen garza put forth an aggressive budget proposal that calls for no cuts to teachers or funding next year. instead she wants smaller class sizes and pay increases for teachers. the school will take up the budget school proposal in april. a yacht club damaged by fiefrmt where the yacht club is temporarily settling and why workers will lose their jobs. >> it will not be hard to spot.

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the iconic new york state grandstand is standing no administrator. they set off 250 explosive charges yesterday to bring the structure down. it's part of a project to upgrade. a new design will include a new ampy theatre, rv park, and an expo building. >> the annapolis yacht club will temporarily relocate after a devastating fire. the headquarters will now be at the harbor grill restaurant and harbor grill workers will lose their jobs. the restaurant says the employees can choose to be

reloca relocated to another location or receive two weeks' severance pay. the rebuild will take a year and a half. u.s. military criticized iran if what it called, quote, highly provocative action. take a look. the u.s. ships were crossing international waters last month when iran conducted live fire exercises. now, iran's military refused to comment on the incident, but the country's state-run news agency says no vest ill was in danger. and it's all about the redskins, of course. the excitement is in high gear for the packers against the skins. >> that's right. take a look. carolyn marshall's home decked out in red and gold. she started collecting redskins memorabilia in the '60s and she's got a bold prediction if

the redskins get that "w." >> the redskins are going to the super bowl. the redskins have been counted out. even when the cowboys were 3-7, oh, they still have a chance. 's all they talked about. the cowboys still have a chance. i'm sorry. that was not nice, i guess. >> yeah. if you're wondering, she was actually apologizing to her son off camera. he along with her granddaughter, huge cowboy fans, but you can tell about that sign how she feels about that. >> read on there. 7:39. this next house may not be as unite. how a sibling rivalry got a little more intense. it's one of hollywood's biggest nights. the stiff competition and who

the "today" show is next on nbc 4. it starts at 8:00. >> we're here. erica hill and jeff rossen is in new york which means none of us has won the powerball and we're going to continue to play. >> we're keeping the dream alive. good morning, guys. just ahead on a sunday morning we'll talk more about power ball. as you noted, no one won. it's over a billion dollars.

we'll keep trying. el chapo opening up to sean penn in a surprise interview just released by "rolling stone" magazine. did the pair's secret meeting help lead to the king's recapture? >> the golden globe along with predictions. we'll break down the list of nominees. >> dylan with a "star wars" force fitness plan. >> that sounds goochld we enjoyed your story out of alexandria, erica? >> thanks. it was so cool and everyone was so much fun. >> next time you're in call, call us. >> i was there for a hot second. i promise next time. >> see you. you can use your driver's license to board a plane for at least two years. the tsa won't enforce new laws

until 2018. maryland and d.c. licenses comply with the real i.d. app. virginia licenses do not. after 2018 passengers without proper license will have to use other federally approved i. dchlt like a passport. your monday morning come meet just got easier. check this out. an hov lane set to open tomorrow. crews finished testing the sigh signage and gates. that's good news. people will be able to get off of the highway during the morning commute and after in the afternoon. only tomorrow three or more will be allowed to use that ramp. u.s. regulators say jeep cherokees are now safe from hackers. they fixed a flaw that allowed a hacker to take control of the car. it took place after kpo experts realized they could change the speed and control of the breaks.

the flaw was only found in fiat chrysler radios. in case you didn't know it, guess what day it is. >> you like that. >> it's playoff game day. this morning we're talking about two of our favorite thing, football and food. >> our pat collins visited a spot in the district where they're definitely getting ready for today's big game. >> reporter: the food is fish. the conversation, football. welcome to horace & dickey's. it's a small place off eight street but it has a big following, and nobody here is bashful, especially when it comes to football. >> i'm 65 years old. i've been in washington all my life. we're going to beat green bay. >> reporter: so tell me the truth. what did you expect to see first? the skins in a playoff game or a street car actually carrying

people making its way down eight street? hey, where is everybody? >> everybody's there. thank god we're there. >> reporter: brotherly love? meet now the manning brothers. not peyton and eli. lonny and edward. lonny is a skins fan. edward, well, he roots for the eagles. it doesn't always go well. >> you know, a philly fan. >> reporter: how did that happen? >> i have no idea. my brother. my own brother. a traitor. ain't that something. >> reporter: after what happened he still can wear that phillies hat? >> yeah. we're going to let him stay up there. >> reporter: listen to this. >> rodgers with that good look he has, seven or eight months ago. he doesn't look too confident. >> reporter: fan strategy. so you go incognito for the game? >> yes. >> reporter: you don't wear any red skin paraphernalia? >> none at all. >> reporter: because you think -- >> that's a jinx, for us it is.

>> reporter: then after the game you put it on? >> oh, yeah. i wear it all week long. >> reporter: they're going to beat the packers. >> i'm hoping and praying. i gave it to god, so it's going to work. >> i thit's going to happen. >> why are you a real list. >> i'm telling you what could happen. >> this is a week of hope. you could win the powerball, the super bowl. >> let's just -- one game at a time. >> no, no. let's go to the super bowl. >> yeah. go hard or don't go at all. >> positive thinking, exactly. i think you're going the like the forecast too. at fedex field the main problem is going to be wind swirling around the field. it's going affect the kicking game, the passing game no doubt and it's going to be windy too for tailgating. at 2:00 it will be near 60 degrees in january and winds gusting to around 30 miles an hour and by kickoff, 4:40.

back down to the mid-50s. and by the end of the game, lit feel like the 30s with the winds gusting as the skies clear out. "storm team 4" radar showing most of the rain is gone. it's breaking up in west virginia. we've got one little wave coming through northern montgomery county. another little batch of light rain about to come into the northern neck and then cross the tidal potomac, maybe into st. mary's county. southern calvert over the next half hour or so. low clouds are racing through now and the pavgment is still wet. we've had reports of multiple accidents, people going too fast. we've hit the off-ramps and spin out. look how balmy the temperatures are. lorton, clinton, 55 degrees. eastern shore as well. mid and upper 50s. shenandoah valley, in the 40s. in the mountains above freezing and it's generally hovering right around the upper 30s. you need an umbrella for another

couple of hours and a jacket by late afternoon. this balmy temperature that we're going to have, they're only going to last for a couple of hours. so have the jacket handy if you're going to be out in the afternoon or evening hours. over the nikt few hours, a chance for showers. diminishing chance by noontime. then the winds pick up. temperatures drop by 6:00 p.m. and then by dawn on monday waiting for the metro and the bus, sunny near freezing. sunshine, 9:00 mid morning. only the mid-30s tomorrow. so a 30-degree drop from this afternoon by dawn. monday's afternoon highs, near. by the way, today is the final day for the nbc health & fitness expo. 12:30, amelia segal and i will be there to answer all your questions about the weather at 12:30 today. hope to see you there. tuesday we might get an afternoon sprinkle. much colder air moves in again

on wednesday with highs 30s. thursday near 40. sunny both of those days near 50. on friday next weekend maybe a little rate on saturday and highs near the mid-40s. that's the way it looks. >> thank you, tom. award season kicks off with d 73rd annual golden globes live in hollywood. >> the red carpet coverage begins at 6:00. it starts at 6:00 with ricky gervais. you never know what he's going say. mark barger has more. >> first of all i'd like to thank susan downie for saying matt damon is going win, so don't prepare a speech. >> this is just the beginning of my approach. >> all right, all right, all right. >> reporter: but not this year. >> all the main races are really tight this year at the golden globe. >> carol. >> reporter: best nominee "carol," has the most nominations but fandango's dave carver says it's no shoe in.

>> the "revenant" could win. >> reporter: eddie redmayne could win best actor, but also will smith and bryan cranston and leo dicaprio. carter sees best actress cate blanchett and rudy of "carol" as well as others of "the danish girls" chasing two others. >> this is a race between two contenders who have had fantastic year. >> reporter: with matt damon's role as a marooned astronaut and steve carell for best achter. >> he won 18 years ago for writing "good will hunting." .

>> reporter: jennifer lawrence has won two globes. she could beat out her pal, amy schumer, for "trainwreck." >> that's going to be the speech of the night. >> although globe sister has shown -- it could have plenty of competition. mark barger, nbc news. the time right now, 7:52. here are four things you need to know today. no one took the big prize in last night's powerball drawing but someone in both maryland and virginia waking up with an extra $1 million. check your tickets. wednesday's powerball jackpot is now at $1.3 billion. >> it ooh going at least six months before qaa keen "el chapo" guzman is skra diextradi the united states. police say a pedestrian was hit and killed on 301.

we're still working to learn what led up to that crash. unless you've been living under a rock, today is game day. kickoff today is at 4:40 and we like that. >> go red skins. >> well, are self-driving cars saver on the road? what a new study is revealing about the future o

so a new study says self-driving cars are involved in fewer crashes on average than vehicles with driver behind the wheel. google looked at its fleet of 50 self-driving cars. it's reported 17 crashes over the last six years although none were the fault of the self-driving cars, that according to the search engine company. but that study also noted the low volume of driverless miles was also a factor. >> if we can just get in a car and it drives for us, sure. >> i don't know. it kind of freaks me out. this morning we want to introduce you do the rockville 66. take a look. that's how many dogs were found inside a home on glen mill road on new year's day and now many of those dogs are up for adoption. they say the fact that the owner surrendered the dogs for them makes adoption easier. >> it expedites the process. we're able to find the animals

homes much quicker. >> there are the doggies right there. three are up for adoption, but three more soon. three of the dogs had to be put down unfortunately. the case is still under investigation there. well, some lingering rain this morning and wind to start off our sunday and it's going to be for your the game as well. take a look at the seven-day outlook. it's very complicated. sunday, today on the left of your screen a little sun breaking out this afternoon near low 60s and the temperatures plummet during the game. winds gusting near 30 miles an hour. >> we'll

good morning. who wants to be a billionaire? >> now, for your winning powerball number, it is lucky 13. >> despite a nationwide frenzy, that lucky 13 was not lucky. no one wins the powerball jackpot. 75% of all combinations used and no a single match of all five numbers in the powerball. the expected payout for wednesday, $1.3 billion. we're live with the latest. stunning secret meeting. actor sean penn interviewed el chapo, one of the world's most wanted fugitives, still on the run. did their sit down lead to the capture of the drug lord, or was it a