test test tes two marine helicopters collide off the coast of hawaii. i'm melissa mollet with where the search for wreckage stands now. i'm barbara harrison with another major plunge for the stock market this morning. at one point the dow was down 400 points. where things stand right now. i'm tracking rain on storm team 4 radar, when it arrives late every tod lateer today. and what you need to know if you want to see the national zoo's baby panda bei bei.

right now the search for survivors continues. it's underway after two u.s. marine helicopters collided off the coast of hawaii. a total of 12 people were on board for a nighttime training mission over the north shore of oahu. coast guard rescuers spotted burning debris in the water and an empty life raft and say so far there are no signs of survivors. the cause of the crash has not yet been determined. >> a police chase on i-66 ended in a crash this morning. you're looking at the scene off we westmoreland street where a car hit a tree and another car and the driver ran away. the driver sped away after being pulled over for speeding. he was charged with eluding police, possessing a concealed weapon, hit and run and driving under the influence of drugs. i'm molette green live in

d.c.'s ward 8, a neighborhood where businesses here tend to get hit hard by criminals. right now the mayor just moments away from signing her new safety initiative into law. but i talked to one small business owner who has a lot of questions about the real cost. this popular h street coffee shop already has cameras, but buying into the mayor's new public safety plan is not so simple for a small business owner. >> the only thing is i think who will spend the money. >> reporter: the legislation knois part of mayor bowser's effort to deter crime and i.d. suspects. the program would provide rebates to property and business owners, even churches who install security cameras and register the system with d.c. police. years ago criminals targeted this shop, shattering the glass windows.

since then he resisted other deterrents such as putting up bars. >> for myself, i don't want to live in a cage. >> reporter: but the mayor's plan is tempting if the rebate can offset the cost. >> the money i gain, it's hard. >> reporter: there are still lots of unanswered questions about the details of this rebate plan. city council members have been critical about the mayor for what they say is a lack of real detail in some of her proposals. right now the mayor inside this building behind me, ready to sign this into law. this is a big day for her, we'll get more and have more for you later on news 4 about this. back to you. breaking news, i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. tom sherwood broke this news on twitter. two walmart stores scheduled to

be built in the district will now not be built. he says the city is furious over this new development, which comes just hours after news that walmart is closing 259 stores worldwide, 154 of those stores are right here in the u.s. they include the company's small format stores, walmart express. in all 16,000 workers will be affected by the closures. >> here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. tracking rain in the carolinas, kentucky, tennessee. this is pushing towards our area. here is the latest timing on weather. we're dry for the afternoon hours, moving into the evening, rain moves in from the south. the metro area still dry. by 6:00 p.m., showers start to arrive. tracking gentlemanly moderate rain during the later evening and overnight hours. notice the yellows around midnight. that's moderate to heavy rain. coming up, i'll let you know how this rain impacts temperatures

tomorrow and if you will be dealing with lingering showers tomorrow morning. the rhetoric is it heating up as we get closer to the first vote of 2016. donald trump and ted cruz went at each other on last night's debate. on "morning joe," trump said he is noticing a shift in his supporters. >> establishment people are now calling us and saying how do we get involved with the campaign? people who were saying terrible things three months ago. >> welcome to politics. >> called welcome to the world of politics. >> tracie potts has more on last night's fireworks coming up. the seven candidates left on the main stage at the fox business debate tried to focus on president obama. >> this guy is a petulant child. >> and hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton would be a national security disaster. >> but at times they turned on each other. donald trump questioned ted cruz's birth to an american in canada. >> there's a big question mark on your head. and you can't do that to the

part party. >> reporter: marco rubio accused cruz of flip-flopping. >> that's political calculation. >> at least half the things that marco said are flat out false. >> reporter: ben carson tried to be the umpirement. >> in the 2012 election, republicans tore themselves apart. we have to stop this. >> reporter: cruz explained not disclosing a $500,000 loan when he ran for senate. >> yes, i made a paperwork error. >> reporter: there were differences on iran, searya, banning muslims and whether to tax chinese imports. >> i think we should be for free trade, but i think fair trade. >> reporter: there's one republican debate left before the iowa caucuses. that next debate, january 28th in iowa, a few days before the caucuses. the next democratic debate sunday in south carolina on nbc. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. we'll have coverage of

what's next in 2016 throughout the newscast. at 11:15, you will hear from the candidates on terrorism and how to defeat isis. at 11:30, you will hear from the candidates on immigration. at 11:45, the economy and how to help the middle class. it was their first public appearance after learning they won a part of the nearly $1.6 billion powerball jackpot. a tennessee couple made their way to the "today" show for an exclusive interview before handing their ticket over to lottery officials. hard to believe. here's how they describe what happened after the winning numbers came out. >> looked again. it's the same. looked again. at a certain time i went running down the hallway, john, john, you have to check these numbers! >> the robinsons say an escort was taking them to the lottery office as soon as they left the "today" show. california, florida and tennessee all sold one jackpot winning ticket in wednesday's drawing. they were from tennessee. the opening act of a donald

trump rally is getting attention. what it was about and the kids group that has people talking. and look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. the dow is down 380 right now.

>> i'm eun yang, here are some stories lighting up social media. he is donald trump's biggest fan, such a fan he wrote a song inspired by trump for young girls known as the freedom girls usa kids to sing. the group sang the song at a rally in florida on wednesday. the song was originally written in honor of george patton but

tweaked to to focus on trump. it seems the friends reunion will be one friends short. matthew perry will not appear alongside his famous friends. he will be in london rehearsing for a play. he may record a taped message to play during the reunion. jimmy fallon joined the gang on "sesame street" this week. they played a cute trick on unsuspecting children. nbc asked parents to bring children to the studio to help promote a fake website. as the kids had their pictures taken, fallon, elmo, big bird, the count, all photo bombed them. "sesame street" season 46 premieres sunday on

developing this morning, police can't to know why three high school teens were in a frozen pond in colorado yesterday. fire crews had to pull them all out and say one of the teens died. according to the rescuers, the boy was in the water for 35 minutes. the other two teens are in the hospital. rain intensity this evening and overnight, generally moderate in nature. not many downpours in the forecast. tonight temperatures not too bad. high around 50. we'll hit that at 3:00 p.m. cold air from this rain doesn't start to move in until sunday. especially monday. martin luther king jr. day. 7:00 a.m., a damp start. already dry at that point with temperatures around 40. upper 40s by midday hours. tracking mostly to partly sunny skies throughout the day with winds in the afternoon. it will feel like temperatures in the 40s. by 7:00 p.m., partly sunny skies

and temperatures around 42. i'll have more on sunday's temperatures in a few minutes. it could be easier to register for the marine corps marathon. organizers are launching a new website later today. feedback from runners showed they wanted an easier registration possess. the 41st marine corps marathon will be held october 30, 2016. a blinking yellow arrow, that's the new traffic signal in our area. what are drivers supposed to do? we'll talk about that. and catch news4 midday from anywhe anywhere. all you need is your smartphone and tablet.

the wait is almost over. giant panda cub bei bei will make his public debut tomorrow. megan mcgrath has some tips if you're heading to the zoo. >> reporter: the national zoo will be overrun by panda lovers this weekend as bei tle panda c overwhelm debut. here he is daughter his media debut, but on saturday bei bei will be availability to the public for the first time. he's almost 25 pounds. his name means pressures treasure, he's definitely precious. we are expecting big crowds at the zoo for this event. the panda house opens at 9:00 a.m. folks will want to use the asia trail entrance, that's the one

closest to the panda house. keep in mind, after bei bei's public debut, the pandas are given access daily around 7:30 daily to the public areas outside the panda house. that's also a great place to see them in action. a big crowd is expected. when his sister made her debut, over 5,000 people showed up. expect long lines, also bring your patience, be aware of pedestrians that will be crossing connecticut avenue. really your best bet is to take public chancetati public transportation. 9:00 a.m., saturday morning, panda lovers will be coming here to the panda house to get a good look at that little guy. back to you all in the studio. >> pretty exciting. now to decision 2016. you heard the heated exchanges from last night's debate, now we'll go deeper into the issues. first candidates clashed over

terrorism and who would make the best commander in chief. >> we need to rebuild our military, this president has let it diminish to a point where tin pot dictators are taking our navy ships. >> when it comes to isis, we will not weaken them, we will not degrade them, we will utterly and completely destroy isis. >> immigration and how to control the borders had candidates arguing last night. we'll talk about that at 11:30. please give a warm welcome to hillary clinton. a late night appearance for the democratic hopeful. last night hillary clinton answered questions from comedian jimmy fallon in a mock interview for the presidency. it wasn't all jokes. clinton says she is focused on this weekend's democratic debate in south carolina. she said all candidates have a tough road ahead of them. >> it depends upon who makes the best case that you can be the

nominee to whoever the republicans put up and get your folks who support you to come out. >> the next democratic debate is set for sunday night. clinton, senator sanders, and former maryland governor martin o'malley are expected to be there. high temperature today of 534. clouds increase as we head into the afternoon hours. filtered sunshine now clouds move in around 6:00, 7:00 p.m. in washington. tomorrow a high of 50. breezy in the afternoon, a mix of clouds and sun. on sunday, cooler, high of 42. plenty of clouds. the chance for some isolated flurries, no accumulation. really low impact. monday, the weather having a bigger impact op your day. cold, a high of 29. windy, adding in an additional chill. coming up in ten minutes, i'll walk you through your forecast. temperatures hour by hour heading into the afternoon and evening hours for the rest of today. >> thanks. a washington mansion, home

to one of d.c.'s most violent murders could soon be demolished. a permit has been obtained to destroy the mansion. the mansion went on the market in november. police charged darren went with the murders. starting today drivers in arlington will notice new traffic lights. they will have yellow traffic arrows. those are already on roads in other parts of virginia. vdot says drivers understand the flashing arrow is better than traditional circular green and yellow lights. after the break, a mosquito born illness in prompts travel concerns. >> what else health experts say about it being a problem in the u.

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that the ebola crisis in west africa is over, today we're hearing why it may not be. health officials in sierra leone say a woman died of ebola earlier this month. the news was confirmed this morning. we also learned that the woman came in contact with 27 people before she died. just yesterday the who said west africa was completely ebola free. a warning from the cdc is on its way urging pregnant women not to travel to certain areas of the caribbean. in those regions, the zika virus is blamed for thousands of birth defects. as tom costello reports, there's concern that it could spread here in the u.s. >> reporter: in northern brazil, babies born with abnormally small heads and brain damage that normally leads to death. researchers believe mosquitos

are spreading the zika virus to pregnant mothers who spread it to the woman. while in adults it leads to nothing more than a rash, fever and joint pain, 3,500 babies born in brazil have been born with encephalopathy within the past year. >> the gulf area of the united states is an extremely vulnerable area because both types of mosquitos can distribute this type of virus. >> reporter: health ekts xpertse been cautioning anyone traveling to the regions to protect themselves from the#çyky5adiqñ . now women of child bearinglp ag and pregnant women are asked to avoid the area. >> we're likely to see people who travel to the the region ger ba the united states. >> reporter: at least one woman in texas is thought to have already returned to the virus.

in new xdjersey, ashley dimatto staller is pregnant with her fourth child and just callbk off a planned vacation to puerto rico. >> p severity to the baby, if i was infected could be very high. kind when it's your qbaby, you don't take a chance. >> reporter: with novak seen &háhp &hc% today unveiled a map warn mosquitos could carry the virus and beyond.caribbean to florida as brazil prepares for the summer olympics, the zika virus is bringing heart break and fear. tom costello, nbc news, washington. tom mentioned there's novak seen, no real drug treatment either and it usually causes mild symptoms. >> i'm sure it's a story we'll be hearing a lot about in the comidgñ months. after the break, chipotle taking another step to

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michigan has led to a class action lawsuit. the state, the state's governor sued. three people in flint say they were injured by drinking contaminated fáwater. too much lead got into the tap water supply in 2014>4& save money. tap water used to come from lake huron, which was safe. the source was moved to a flint river which apparently wasn't and wasn't tested. michigan's governor is also pushing for federal aid.lp it right now is 45 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. we'll be dry for the afternoon hours. comfortable with high temperatures today in the low to mid 50s. the high in washington around1 53. we'll hit that at about ñi3:00 p.m. by 5:00 p.m., down to 51. by 8:00 p.m., tracking rain on storm team 4 radar withc temperatures in the;or mid 40s. so if you're dining out tonight, have the umbrella handy. probably the warmer coat as well with temperatures in the 40s during the evening hours. if you're going skiing over the long weekend, i'll have thatq

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the courtt( could make that announcement later today. shoot justices opt not to hear the i]case,t( obama's pr/> the cover of the new york daily news shows the statue of liberty giving cruz the middle finger and says drop dead, ted. cruz criticized new york when he said trump had new york values which he said were socially

liberal ones, like being pro choice and pro gay marriage, and he said trump was focused on money and the media. >> we want to move to the issue of immigration. it's been the subject of heated debate between marco rubio and ted cruz. last night senator rubio linked it immigration concerns. >> isis is recruiting people to enter this country as doctors, engineers, fiancees. they understand the vulnerabilities we have on the southern border. we need to control the border. we need to do all of this in a comprehensive way. >> ahead at 11:45, we'll hear from the candidates on the economy. a new investigation that you may hear about in the weekend. a democratic debate senate cent around martin o'malley. a state prosecutor says he bought furniture for the

governor's mansion at a discounted price. the democratic hopeful's campaign is calling the investigation a bogus political attack. today we're seeing the first step towards the moon shot to cure cancer. president obama announced the national effort during the state of the union address this week. vice president joe biden is leading the campaign. biden is in philadelphia today meeting with researchers at the university of pennsylvania school of medicine and abramson cancer center. 45 in washington. 48 in college park. overall cloudy skies this afternoon, maybe some filtered sunshine. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sun. if you're heading skiing, slushy conditions in the morning hours. rain tracking overnight tonight and breezy during the afternoon. on sunday, maybe some flurries, but overall sunday will be the best day to hit the slopes. martin luther king jr. day, cold.

blustery the entire day. coming up in ten minutes, i'll walk you through the feels-like temperature throughout the day. happening today the attorneys generals of virginia, maryland and the district will come together to talkbout gun violence. they'll discuss opportunities for regional collaboration to prevent gun violence. a driver with a previous dui charge involved in a nine-car crash is now out on bond. a woman was killed and three others are recovering from the wreck on landover road yesterday morning. police say 34-year-old quan sanchez was driving with a suspended license. officers had a warrant out for his arrest because sanchez didn't show up for a hearing on a 2014 dui charge. the investigation into yesterday's crash is ongoing. a battle between the frederick county council and the church of scientology is heating

up. the maryland church wants to open a drug rehab facility on the mountain retreat of trout run. the council voted to block that facility. yesterday the judge ruled in favor of the church. residents say there are better uses for that land. >> boy scout retreat, girl scout retreat, some kind of retreat center like that, or a nature center. >> the latest judge's ruling may be meaningless. earlier this week the council introduced new legislation that would prohibit rehab facilities from historic properties. the episcopal church in the u.s. is being punished. the church will not be allowed to participate in many internal decisions made by the group. the organizing body of anglocan churches around the world is upset about the acceptance of same-sex marriage. the new bishop says the church remains committed to being an

inclusive church. mexican authorities are stepping up security measures where joaquin el chapo guzman is being held. it's the same prison he escaped from six months ago by digging an underground tunnel. now instead of 20 centimeters of cement there's 60 centimeters. coming up, you don't hear this much. good news from the irs? >> we'll explain af

the irs has a double dose of good news for taxpayers. people will have shorter waiting times in getting questions angsangs answered on its phone hotline, that's because the irs hired more, and they will conduct several less audits this year

because of retirements. >> there's a new bill in the works in virginia that deals with the books your children read in school. if the bill is passed, would receive a letter. the paper says this is happening after a fairfax county parent wanted tony morrison's beloved banned. it appears that a good number of parents of kids with food allergies don't know how to handle a severe reaction. researchers say only a third of parents in a new study remembered their allergist explaining when to use an epi pen. even fewer said they were shown how to use them. experts say doctors need to be sure parents can repeat the directions.

right now a couple of astronauts are outside the international space station on a spacewalk. they are work on hooking up cables and fixing a broken part. you can see them working on that part in this video. this is actually video, not live from nasa. this happened today. this is the first time a british astronaut is performing a spacewalk. >> high temperatures on monday only around 30 degrees. not only that but blustery throughout the day. breezy to windy conditions. that means it will feel much colder around breakfast. feeling about 5 to 10 degrees outside. during lunch, not a lot of improvement. dinner it gets worse, feeling 0 to 10 degrees. tuesday morning will be the coldest time period out of the next seven days when you factor in the winds. it will feel like temperatures are below zero or right around zero. a heads up there before we get to tuesday morning, we have some rain to deal with this evening. i'll track the latest timing on that rain coming up.

the man who lost his team the game in the nfl playoffs may feel better today. >> that's because blair walsh visited a school of elementary schoolers who said it's okay. here's what botched the game, as some would say. it was a kick over the weekend. the field goal would have given the vikings a 12-10 win, but it was a heartbreaking loss to the seahawks. then students at a minnesota area elementary school wrote him a letter saying keep on trying. we still think you're awesome. you can see walsh visited them to say thank you. he called the letters a huge deal and heart warming. he also signed autographs while he was there. >> #lacesout. >> isn't that wonderful? >> sweet gesture. thieves hit a popular commuter lot in northern virginia again. >> plus let's take another look at the big board for you at the new york stock exchange. the dow down 386 points.

one of the reasons is oil

thieves have struck again at a commuter lot. someone ripped off the tires and rims on this vehicle at the horner road park & ride in woodbridge. we told you of thefts at this same lot.

at the time vdot told us they did not have any plans to install cameras at that lot. lottery officials have not confirmed it yet, but a tennessee family says they are one of the three people that have one of those winning jackpot tickets from wednesday's colossal drawing. mark barger has more on what could be a life changing day for this very lucky family. >> can you believe t america, a world record jackpot. >> reporter: the question of who won the $1.5 billion jackpot may be partially answered. one couple has come forward saying they have one of those tickets purchased in munford, tennessee. >> reporter: appearing on "the today show," john and lisa robinson who have not yet turned their ticket in to lottery officials, decided to go on television first. >> i think the american public wants to hear from them.

even though they want to be private after this is over, they want to let the public know they're the winners. >> reporter: the robinsons live next door to the munford store where the ticket was sold. >> looked again, i said, john, john, you have to check the numbers. >> i checked it four times. i said i'll believe it when the news comes on in the morning and they say a winner has been found in munford. >> reporter: what is it like sc carrying around a ticket worth $534 million? >> i'll be nervous because now everybody knows. >> reporter: the next stop, turning it in to lottery officials to make it official. >> i can only imagine they got a heavy police escort to the airport with that ticket. you could be a millionaire. in maryland there are two $1 million powerball prizes unclaimed in prince george's county. this couple bought a million

dollar ticket at a wawa in frederick. the store manager at that wawa said the winner didn't say much while she was in the store. we've been highlighting the issues in decision 2016 for you. throughout this hour we have looked at how the republican candidates for president answered questions on issues ranging from terrorism to immigration at last night's debate. on the issue of our economy, the candidates remain skeptical about the economic recovery. here's john kasich. >> i tell you what else people are concerned about. their kids come out of college, they have high debt and they can't get a good job. we have to do a lot about the high cost of higher education, but we have to make sure we're training people for jobs that exist that are good jobs that pay. >> there's one more gop debate before the iowa caucuses, it's in des moines. it's happening on january 28th.

right now a look at new nbc news "wall street journal" poll that came out before the debate. trump leads with 33%. senator cruz is distant second with 20%. senator marco rubio and ben carson are close with 13% and 12%. jeb bush and governor chris christie are tied at 5%. republican presidential candidate carly fiorina during last night's undercar debate said unlike another woman in the race, she actually enjoys spending time with her husband. clinton is often a target in fiorina's stump speech. fiorina says she is the only republican candidate that can beat clinton because she won't play the gender card against her. it looks like taiwan will elect its first female president tomorrow. the democratic progressive party's candidate would be the first asian woman elected head of state without having been the

wife, daughter or sibling of a powerful man. she holds a ph.d. from the london school of economics. >> and here's the latest on future weather with rain moving in during the evening hours. 5:00 p.m., the d.c. area is still dry. between 6:00 and 7:00, showers start to push into the area. then tracking some moderate areas of rain late tonight into the overnight hours. here we are at midnight tracking at least a steady rain for the majority of us. 4:00 a.m., we start to dry out. it's dry for your sunday. on storm team 4 radar, here is the system we're tracking. we'll have the latest coming up at 4:00. i'll have another look at next four days and beyond. cooler temperatures next week. i'll take a closer look at that in a bit. >> thanks. new today, walmart is closing 269 stores worldwide. 154 of those locations are here in the u.s. the announcement also affects planned walmart stores for the district. stores planned for gateway and

skyline will not be built. walmart released the statement. it reads in part this decision will not affect our three existing stores here and we look forward to continue serving these customers in the future. we'll have reaction from district leaders this afternoon. 16 weeks of paid family leave, that's the proposal here in the district. but officials say the plan is going to cost way too much. at a council meeting yesterday, the district's chief financial officer said a proposed 1% payroll tax to pay for the program wouldn't bring in enough cash. if you live and work in d.c. you would get 16 weeks of paid leave for the birth of a child, medical condition or caring for a sick relative. some business leaders and council members support this legislation. >> the bill as it is currently structured has a lot of unknowns. >> we can do this. we can afford it we can do it. our residents deserve it. >> the district will have another public hearing on this issue next month.

after the break, how peopl

i'm eun yang, we're following the stories you're clicking on this morning. despite facebook being blocked in china, thanks to tens of thousands of social media users, an 8-year-old american boy's wish has come true. he was diagnosed with a rare muscle cancer months ago and has been told his cancer is no longer treatable. he told his father he wanted to become famous in china, as famous as that big bridge people walk on. we know what he's talking about, the great wall. days after his family posteded request on facebook, dorian and h his hashtag you were the number one trending story in china. today marks martin luther king jr.'s 87th birthday. social media editor britney

johnson has more. >> dr. martin luther king jr. would have been 87. and today students will present their i have a dream speech on the lincoln memorial steps. it's always a great time to gather around and celebrate his birthday. we'll have that on our site later today to check it out. if you go to make matters worse, they were charged $13 for that ride. >> that's awful. it's friday, we are getting

you ready for the weekend. >> after the break, h

this is your first 4 traffic. a look at metro track work here for the weekend. on the red line, some delays because of some single tracking trains every 9 to 18 minutes this weekend. orange line here on sunday, buses will replace trains between stadium armory and cheverly. regular service on silver between wiehle west and east. on the blue line, buses also replace trains between stadium armory and bening road this weekend. yellow and green line, a regular weekend service on the yellow and green line. remember on monday we have a regular metro schedule, system opens at 5:00 app, shuts down at midnight. have a great holiday. i'll see you monday morning. it is going to be very

chilly, not only monday morning but throughout the day. not the case this afternoon. temperatures now in the mid to upper 40s. 47 degrees in the district. highs today in the low to mid 50s. high of 53 with cloudy skies. showers arriving between 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. we will then track rain overnight and it's dry by tomorrow morning with mostly to partly sunny skies. breezy in the afternoon with a high of 50. cooler sunday, high of 42. maybe a flurry or two. no accumulation, plenty of clouds on sunday. martin luther king jr. day, high of 29. windy. feels like temperatures in the single digits and teens throughout the day. frigid tuesday morning, and still cold overall with a high of 30. plenty of sunshine and dry conditions for the majority of next week. that's it for news4 midday. thank you very much for joining us. we are back on the air this afternoon first at 4:00. >> get your news and weather updates any time with the nbc washington app.

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