we begin with breaking news. >> we are still focused on the weather, and we'll get to amelia in a moment, but first, breaking news, a homicide investigation. news 4 is live in capitol heights where police are still on the scene. >> reporter: well, we are live on addison road south. you can see right here the addison road metro station, nothing to do there, but near there property, near the intersection with central avenue, central avenue remains open, but south addison road is closed at this point. there's some traffic impact. prince george county police are

here investigating. from what we were told around 3:00 this afternoon, a citizen directed a police officer to a person who had been shot. you can see police at first over here in the area of a couple houses. they have been walking back and forth. it's not nope at this point if that's where the victim was found. he was shot. he was later taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. prince george county police on scene for three hours piecing this together to figure out the circumstances surrounding this homicide. as we get more information, we'll pass it on to you, a $25,000 reward offered in the case. back to you. >> thank you so much. right now, we want to get to amelia siegle. >> and, erika, a lot of snow melt today with the temperatures in the 40s, it's now 41, and temperatures tonight not as cold

as this morning. you see the evening planner. here we largely stay around 40 degrees through the 11:00 hour, southerly winds keeping the temperatures up. this is what to expect tomorrow morning in your neighborhood, low to mid-30s, and so icy spots tomorrow morning, but not as big a concern as they were this morning. tomorrow, warmer, and i'll let you know how much coming up in the full forecast, erika. >> thank you, amelia. as we thaw out, things are back to normal. drivers on the roads and just getting outside the house. as you see from the live pictures from the news 4 traffic cam in georgetown, there's still plenty of ice and snow, some slick spots out there. be careful. looking ahead to monday, louden school district announced a two hour delay. for more information on school closings, open the nbc

washington app and search storm team 4. a developing story in denver now. one person dead and several others injured after a shooting and stabbing at a motorcycle expo. police now say it appeared to be a fight between two bike gangs. local hospital says they are treating nine people who were injured. right now, police say they are still looking for suspects and tell us that the motorcycle expo is still ongoing, but with heavy security. the hospital where most patients were taken is on lockdown as a precaution. to iowa now and last minute push to get out the vote. candidates out in force this weekend hoping toncourage people to caucus for the first time. we have more from des moines. ♪ >> reporter: ted cruz in ames, iowa at a rally with time running out. >> we have 53 hours until the caucus. >> call friends, get them to

caucus. >> this is the men and women of iowa, the time to decide. >> marco rubio in sioux city closing in. >> this is the last minute of the campaign, where desperation kicks in. >> reporter: the front runner flying back to iowa. >> we have a chance to do something so great, make america great again. >> reporter: donald trump holds a seven point lead over cruz who once led here and insisted the numbers are reverting. >> what do you say to the trump backers who used to back you but back him now? >> they are backing me again. >> reporter: for hillary clinton, a reminder she's under investigation, and more of what she e-mailed has been reclassified top secret. >> i'm not concerned. it's the same story that's been going on for months now. >> reporter: clinton held 90 events in iowa. >> please, go out, stand up for me on monday night. >> reporter: bernie sanders is

campaigning telling iowa if they caucus, they can take power back from the billionaires. >> if we have that courage, not only will we win here in iowa, the nomination, but much more importantly, we will transform america. >> reporter: first the big effort to get out the vote. caucus turnout is so small, a few votes make a difference. that will keep the candidates pushing hard until monday night. nbc news, des moines, iowa. >> stay with news 4 for complete team coverage of decision 2016, a news 4 anchor in iowa right now. look for aaron's reports starting tomorrow night at 6:00 and check out facebook pages for a little message from aaron and he and steve will be there monday when the big votes go down. a maryland teenager under arrest charged with kidnapping a 13-year-old girl from blacksburg, virginia. police arrested david eisenhower

this morning. the 18-year-old from columbia, maryland and attends virginia tech. the virginia state police, fbi, and blacksburg police searching for her since wednesday. he's charged with felony abduction. the search over or two escaped inmates on the run after a brazen prison break in california. a tip from a woman who spotted the stolen van led san francisco police to the inmates. police arrested them this morning. a third escapee caught friday. they broke out about two weeks ago after cutting a hole in a metal grate crawling through plumbing tunnels, and then grappling down the side of the prison using bed sheets as a rope. workers at a 7-11 have a lot of cleaning up to do as you see the pictures there. that's a car that went slamming through the glass window landing halfway into the store. check out the damage it caused.

this was before 8:00 a.m. on east west highway. fortunately, nobody was injured. police are trying to figure out exactly how this happened. a cold-hearted thief swipes thousands of dollars in boy scout equipment. you're going to hear the scouts' tearful plea to get their stuff back, and a blizzard caused a pipe burst in a local curling club badly damaging the ice. why the club is in a race

the blizzard caused damage to the ice in laurel, a pipe burst monday creating a giant hole in the ice in the middle of the curling season, forcing the all-volunteer club to close. it's going to be a labor intensive effort to get all this cleaned up, and it's supposed to be costly as well. they are trying to get it all done before a big tournament in just over a week. >> it leaks water all over our ice, curling ice is specially made and groomed, and it put a giant hole in it, closing our club. we've had volunteers working 16 or more hours a day to restore our ice. today, they are scraping off the top layer after they've done a controlled melt, and they are making it look like playable ice again. >> you can open the nbc washington app for information on how to help the curling club. search the keyword "curling." virginia republicans now say they do not want primary voters to have to sign a loyalty oath

before they can cast their ballot. the gop will make their case in front of the state board of elections. northern virginia bureau chief learned the emergency meeting is tomorrow in fairfax. absentee voters have been forced to sign the pledge. amelia is tracking a big temperature warmup, but that could mean potential flooding problems in the coming weeks. we've got her forecast coming up next. a long time hotel worker says she was fired because she could not get to work in the blizzard and aftermath. the promise the hotel broke, she

we lost everything. these were all of our things. well, we had them for years. >> more than $10,000 worth of boy scout supplies lost after a thief stole the group's trailerment the trailer taken from a church parking lot in orange county, florida. police say the thief cut the padlock securing the trailer and just drove off. there was tents, koo incooking supplies, and fundraising materials as well. >> you thought it was just something that nobody would care about, but this is something that means a lot to many people. >> there were no security cameras at the church to catch

the criminal. they are still looking for the trailer. she worked at the hampton inn for more than a decade, but a hotel worker says she couldn't get to work during the blizzard and got fired in the middle of the storm. the hotel is not commenting tonight, and as news 4 reports, the worker is desperate for a new job. >> reporter: the snow piles outside the home are almost as tall as she is, but most of us, the blizzard was an inconvenience, and it cost her her job because she didn't work during the storm. how things look now, all the snow piled up, a week after the storm, you can imagine the difficulty she would have had getting out of here in the height of things. that saturday, she cleared the first step and fell down. >> just like that. >> reporter: her subdivision yet to be cleared. her employer, hampton inn suites employer, told her to be on stand by or call from work, and

she said she couldn't get out of the neighborhood. >> they told her there were people in the hotel with trucks to pick her up. >> reporter: she waited, they never called in. >> she called, same thing. >> reporter: finally, her son called her job, and the message he got was devastating to her. >> she told me son, i'm sorry, but she's out of a job now. >> reporter: working here for 12 years, despite having a chronically ill husband and problem with her knees, never called in sick nor complaints about work, and she pled her case. >> a good employee, but i can't do anything for her. >> reporter: news 4 reached out to hampton ip suites, and they said they were not commenting on the situation. now she's resigned to the fact that she's out of a job. she says she's still owed vacation pay that she now desperately needs, and she says there's other reasons they are not coming forward. >> she says, i guess i wish the

hotel would appreciate the people they have there. >> reporter: in leesburg, news 4. we've been on the phones, and we sent them e-mails as well to the hotel's corporate officer regarding the story. we'll let you know what we learn. and now, your storm team 4 forecast. >> and as we look ahead to the second half of our week, the weather having a low impact on your sunday. temperatures will be about 10 degrees warmer, however, we'll have more cloud cover than today. today, really nice with plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the 40s. tomorrow, temperatures ten degrees warmer, melting tomorrow, and a lot of melting for the upcoming workweek, but i'm keeping a close eye on wednesday. the snow melt with rain on wednesday could lead to flooding concerns. more on that in a moment, but right now, temperatures for the most part, still in the 40s. 41 in washington, 43 in frederick and mainly clear skies and will stay clear overnight tonight with a mix of clouds and sun throughout the day tomorrow.

7:00 a.m., isolated areas of ice, especially in the more rural locations. i don't think it'll be a huge concern in the metro area. we start off at 36 degrees, above freezing, and by the midday hours, already flirting with the 50 degree mark. oh high tomorrow of 55 hits at 3:00 in the afternoon. tomorrow evening, temperature around 52 degrees. you can take the dog for a pleasant walk outdoors. the weather impact for tomorrow walking around still tough in some spots, but improving each day. great day to hit the slopes tomorrow night. conditions not a bad day, get the car washed, but know rain is in the forecast potentially monday and definitely wednesday. here's the school day forecast monday. we get back into the routine at the bus stop, and temperatures in the mid-40s, not the heaviest winter coat, and recess gets an a with a temperature of 53 degrees and dry at that point. any early morning sun gives way to mostly cloudy skies, and by

dismiss s dismissal, showers are possible. temperatures 60 degrees, about 15 degrees above normal. tuesday, cooler, but dry. tuesday, ground hog day. partly sunny skies, and temperature at 50 degrees. for wednesday, a high temperature of 65, very mild, unfortunately, you're not able to enjoy the temperatures. it's looking like a high likelihood of rain pretty much from start to finish. here are the details on wednesday. the flooding all dependent on how much snow melts prior to wednesday, but another concern could be if snow is blocking storm drains wednesday leading to flooding especially in urban areas, so rainfall on wednesday looking likely with the heaviest rain later in the day, around half inch to inch of rain possible, and, again, keeping a close eye on that flood threat. thursday, we return to dry conditions, but cooler, a high of 47, 42 friday, next saturday, erika, the first weekend of february looking dry right now, and a high temperature of 43

degrees. >> thanks, amelia. you know, it took a comeback buzzer beater for virginia's last win tuesday, and although the opponent today was tougher, the win was

hey there, folks, a fun weekend in sports. you have the pro bowl in hawaii, nhl all-star game in nashville. the games, just for fun, in college hoops, however, if you're not winning now, you might not play march mad neness. no. 11 in the big dance, but they needed a furious late game rally midweek to beat wake forest, traveling to 16th ranked louisville today. foot on the gas early. the dunk, and up four. later in the first half, turning up that defense. that's what they are known for. the steal, and now malcom lays it in, two game high 13 points, doesn't sound like it lot, but uva didn't need it, up 15 at the half. and that's amtny cleaning up the offensive glass with 13 for uva.

virginia shot 58% from the floor on this one, and from downtown, way downtown, bench looked great passing from uva, a wide open mike toby down low, and virginia up 22, and more from toby, great feed here, and one of five assists, blowing out louisville, a huge win, 63-47 the final score. to the caa, pats hosting delaware, a great game on csn earlier today. tight all the way. final seconds of the tied game in regulation, and delaware's holden has 43, couldn't get 35. that would have won it in overtime. mike, i don't think he called glass, but they count the same. three of the four points, and they hold on for a 101-97 win. other scores from around the region, navy second in the patriot league, could not hold off the holy cross rally, and they fell in overtime, and american was 0-6, and since

then, got three straight wins, and they lead the way. au winners over colgate. virginia needed a win, and georgetown needs a win tonight. up and down all year, but what a high this week. down 11 to creighton, and georgetown stormed back to win by one, and, tonight, against tenth ranked province, they hope consistency leads to a signature victory. >> yeah, just comes down to make the big plays, and keep up with the game, and some games we have it, and others we don't, and we watch them focus. >> just be consistent. we got to know we have to go out there and fight, not a break any day, not saying we have, but we got to go out and fight the same intensity every single game to get the result that we want. >> prove deposition 8:00 at verizon center. you won't see the capitals until tuesday, but you will see a trio of caps this weekend at the nhl all-starr festivities in

nashville. they are in the red, and hockey's mid season showcase. the late addition to the team, replacing alex, held out with a lower body injury. set to play in the first all-star game at just 23 years old, and just 23 months removed from his nhl debut. >> probably same way when i came the first time, and in caps practice, like, two years ago, so same feeling right now, you know, a little bit -- >> nervous? >> yeah, but this is a good nervous. >> nhl all-star game, competition on nbcsn, all three caps involved. wizards two weeks from the all-star break and a difficult stretch of games begins tonight in houston, fresh off a disappointing loss to the denver nuggets, third straight defeat, and things bad enough afterwards the guys called a players' only

meeting. >> you guys understand what we need to do. i mean, those calls were good, like i said, and until we prove it, we have a tough task. >> today was one of the best shoot around we've had in terms of focus and energy, and being locked in and ready to go, and so, like you said, it's definitely going to be a test for us tonight. it's a great team. >> all right. last, but not least, we've all had enough of the snow, right? but nothing beats a dip in the frozen bay. i can think of a few things, but the 20th annual polar bear plunge benefitting the special olympics, and ravens players on hand just to cheer on the swimmers and smartly avoided the frigid waters themselves. a quick reminder, 8:00 p.m. start on csn washington right now, three games back in the last playoff spot, plenty of time left in the regular season, but the wiz got to get it going soon. >> thank you so much, sebastian.

everybody try to get back to normal with the weather and we go from, like, one pendulum swing this way to the other side. >> yes. spring-like temperatures in the upcoming week, 50s tomorrow, 60 monday, and tracking flooding on wednesday, and reports of a meteor in the sky, and i'll post information about that on my facebook. >> how cool. >> apparently, it was bright. i was doing the weather when it happened. there you go. >> that's what social media is for to find out about these things. that's the news for now, nightly news is next, and see you

on this saturday night, down to the wire. with 48 hours to go, the candidates make a final push for votes in iowa. tonight, we go inside the war rooms and door to door. clinton and sanders neck and neck and a real battle among the republics as iowa gets ready for the opening act of 2016. captured. three escaped inmates back in jail tonight after two are caught on the streets of san francisco. a teacher who may have helped them break out. race against time. the growing battle to contain the zika virus on the ground in brazil as the outbreak linked to birth defects spreads. eating well why more medical students are taking classes in the kitchen. "nightly news" begins now.