breaking right now at 11:00, heart breaking tragedy. this virginia tech student is from our area, and he now faces murder charges after police say he abducted and killed a 13-year-old girl. tonight, police are talking about a homicide investigation after a man was found shot near

a metro station in prince george's county. and news 4 is in iowa with brand new poll numbers on the presidential race. news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >> we have a sad update to a story we told you about on news 4 at 6:00. the 13-year-old virginia girl kidnapped earlier this week is dead. she went missing from home home wednesday night, investigators found her remains this afternoon in north carolina. her suspected abductor lives in our region, david eisenhower is now charged with murder. this morning, police arrested the 18-year-old on the virginia tech campus where he's a freshman. he's now been suspended from school. police have not disclosed the relationship between the two of them, ison hour is from columbia, maryland. police in maryland, trying to find out who shot a man to death near a addison row metro station, tonight, there are more

questions than answers. our news 4 is trying to find more for us. darcy, tell us about what you're learning tonight. >> reporter: well, erika, detectives wrapped up their investigation late tonight. you can see this is addison road south here behind me. it has been completely reopened. this is the metro station here. it happened very close to there, and tonight police are still trying to figure out who pulled a trigger and why. investigators worked well into the night searching for and collecting evidence in a wooded area, behind a boarded up home on addison road south in capital heights. it's where a man was found shot in broad daylight. >> that victim was transported to a local hospital in grave condition where he was pronounced dead shortly thereafter. >> reporter: a police officer around 3:30 in the afternoon and took him to the victim. police taped off a large section

right across from the addison road metro station. officials say the crime was not connected to metro. investigators are still trying to figure out what led to the shooting. >> at this time, it is too early in the investigation to say whether it was random, and the motive still remains under investigation. >> reporter: so far, police have not released the identity of the victim. $25,000 reward is being offered for information that helps them solve the case. reporting live in capital heights, darcy spencer, news 4. just two days until -- >> and now your storm team 4 forecast. and as we move in, temperatures won't be as cool as the early morning hours. here's your hourly planner on into the overnight and early morning hours. temperatures hoover in the district in the upper 30s. 6:00 a.m., a temperature around 37 degrees, and a low in washington tomorrow morning around 36. notice the suburbs in the low

30s, 32 in gaithersburg and 31 in leesburg. overall, the day, just going to be warmer. i'll let you know by how much coming up in my full forecast in about ten minutes, erika. >> thanks, amelia. just two days until the iowa caucuses and there's a new poll out tonight. the battle between donald trump and ted cruz has taken another turn. shint holding on to the slimmest of leads. nbds steve handlesman is in des moines where candidates were stumping for votes. >> reporter: with two days to go, donald trump came back, if we can win here, if we win in iowa, everyone's talking about it, we can run the table for the first time ever. >> reporter: he means win every republican contest, and it's possible. the weakest polls are here a five-point iowa lead. >> on february 1st, you've got to get out and caucus. >> reporter: even in a blizzard he said or a marital storm.

>> if your wife leaves you for another man, in you leave your wife because you don't like her, i don't care what it is, if you're sick, you've got to get out. >> reporter: ted cruz gently urged his backing to show u up and cause kus and insists he's winning back the iowa front runner spot that he once held. what do you say to the trump backers who used to back you but now back him. >> well, they're backing me once again. >> reporter: marco rubio's push will be partly digital. >> we're going to bomb barge with e-mails for like two days. >> reporter: democrat hillary clinton's once large iowa lead slipped to three points. her e-mail problem flared again, but her long time supporters looked likely to cause kus. >> for those who have already decided to support me on monday night, thank you so much. >> reporter: more than clinton, bernie sanders is relying on first time caucusers, young people. >> we will win on monday night if there is a large voter turnout.

>> reporter: and predicting the turnout is impossible. they say a big turnout helps trump and sanders, and a small turnout helps cruz and clinton. nbc news, at iowa caucus headquarters, des moines. >> stay with news 4 for complete team coverage of decision 2016, steve and news 4's aaron gilchrist are in iowa tonight. look for aaron's report at 6:00 and he and steve will be there monday for the big vote. fight between two rival gangs sparked a melee that killed one person and sent seven others to the hospital in denver. bullets started flying around 1:00 at the colorado motorcycle expo. several of the victims were critically injured. so far, police have not announced any arrests and motorcycle expo continued shortly after the melee, but police say that many of tomorrow's events will in fact be cancelled. d.c. police want you to look at this picture, destiny hainy has been missing since thursday

night. she's only 11 years old. destiny was last seen on alabama avenue near 15th place in southeast. she was wearing a dark and light blue jacket, orange shirt, and camouflage pants. new tonight, a firefighter took a serious fall bat american league house fire tonight in tacoma park, maryland, it started at 9:00. montgomery county fire officials say one of the firefighters fell through the first floor into the basement, but was able to get himself out. more than 75 firefighters finally put the flames out, but it's not clear what exactly started that fire in the first place. a new development in the debalt over increasing d.c.'s minimum wage, why a judge just placed the ballot measure on hold. and a major show of support for a local man who lost his life just feet away from a fire station. tonight his loved ones are

the blizzard caused major damage to the ice at the potomac curling club in laurel. a pipe burst creating a giant hole in the ice. this happened in the middle of the curling season. this forced themle to close. it's going to be a labor intensive and costly clean-up effort. they're trying to get it done before a big tournament in just about a week. meeting to discuss cancelling a required party affiliation statement for the march first gop presidential primary in virginia is now on

hold. in an about face today, the gop state central committee decided it didn't want to require voters to sign a loyalty oath, but the party must get the change approved by the state board of election. that emergency meeting was planned for tomorrow, but has been postponed. absentee voters have already been required to sign the pledge. d.c. voters may not get to decide whether the city should raise the min pulmowage to $15 an hour. friday ruling from a district judge put the ballot proposal in limbo because the judge ruled the board members term had expired. the d.c. board of elections tells news 4 it expects a formal, written ruling from the judge early next week. the board will appeal the judge's decision and ask for a stay to keep the ordered from going into effect. there will be a lot of melting this week, but with rain in the forecast, that could lead to flooding concerns. amelia's got the latest timing on rain chances coming up. a mother and her seven month old somehow, miraculously

survived, they escaped serious injuries after a car plows into them during a police chase. the video you'

new tonight, a mom and her seven month old child are miraculously okay after a car hit them at full speed in argentina. security cameras captured the collision. we do want to warn you, it is very graphic. police were chasing a car that they say two teens had stolen. well the car suddenly drives off the road, barrels right into the mom and her child.

both are flung into the air. the child lands on the ground, the mother on the carhood before fallinged to the ground as well. police arrested the thief after the car hit another vehicle and came to a stop again. mom and baby, miraculously are in fact okay. new tonight, the family of a man who died just feet from a d.c. fire station want to make sure no one suffers the same fate as their father. they held a vigil today. 77-year-old junior died two years ago this month. firefighters refused help for mills. they said 911 needed to be called before they could respond. the mills say similar incidents still happen to this day, and it needs to stop. >> when acting goes out looking at the camera or looking at the news tv, and saying, again, again? >> how many more times does this have to happen, guys?

you have a brand new fire chief and it's still happening. sop obviously the changing of chief didn't change the culture. >> the mills are suing the district, but it's not clear whether the suit will stand because of d.c. law does not allow residents to sue the city for negligence by their employees. you've been watching this story on the nbc washington app, one company reached tout offer a job after the hotel she worked at suddenly fired her for not making it to work after the blizzard. the woman worked at the hampton inn and suites. she says she was told to be on standby last weekend, but she says, she was snowed into her subdivision. she says the hotel promised to pick her up with a big truck, but nobody came. her son called the hotel on sunday. >> translator: i'm sorry, but she's without a job now. >> she says she worked at the

hotel for 12 years. never missed a single day of work. her husband is chronically ill and she says she needs to find a new job fast. we called the hotel today and they decline towed comment, but we've also been on the phone and sent e-mails to the kormt offices regarding are the story. we're still waiting to hear back. and now, your storm team 4 forecast. >> and we'll have nice weather with us for the remainder of the weekend, overall temperatures will be a good ten degrees warmer tomorrow. highs in the 50u6, and then having a low impact on your sunday. we will, however, have more clouds around tomorrow than we have today. but we'll have a lot of snow melt, and that's good news as we start to resume normal routine on monday. kids heading back to school and you head back to work. here's your headlines, warmer temperatures tomorrow, lots of melting for the upcoming workweek. since spring like temperatures on the seven-day, wait until you see it, i am keeping a close eye on wednesday as rain moves

through the area, this could lead to some flooding concerns. more on that in a moment, but right now, look at temperatures across the area. kind of of a wide range from 40 degrees in washington to a chilly 29 degrees in baltimore, still holding at 39 and leesburg holding at 37 degrees. some icy spots tomorrow morning, especially in more rural locations, but really not a huge issue in the d.c. metro area with the temperature at 7:00 a.m. above freezing at 36 degrees. by the midday hours, we're near 50, 48 at that point. partly sunny skies. we hit our high of 55 around 3:00 in the afternoon tomorrow evening, keeping it dry, and temperature of 52. see your weather impact for tomorrow, to want go for a walk, take the dog out. mainly walking through muddles versus ice or that slushy snow. heading to the slopes, looking like great conditions and also good day to get the car washed, know you'll likely be dealing with rain own monday and definitely dealing with rain own wednesday. now, monday high temperature

around 60 degrees. the guys become mostly cloudy throughout the day, and it's looking like rain showers around during the second half of the day for the afternoon and evening hours. that could have a bit of an impact on the evening commute, but we're generally looking at very light rain. tuesday, ground hog day, high temperature of 50 degrees. so cooler, partly sunny skies. wednesday, dealing with rain pretty much from start to finish. the heaviest rain looks to be with us during the second half of the day. anywhere from about a half of an inch to near an inch of rain is possible, and that's combined with snow melt could lead to flooding concerns. the other concern would be if snow is still blocking storm drains. that could lead to flooding issues. and 40s erika for thursday, friday, and saturday. >> thanks amelia. wild night in houston where the wizards face the rockets.

this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. glad to have you back with us here on news 4 at 11:00, i'm here in the csn studios. let's start with the washington wizards. including tonight, we've had seven games left before the nba all-star break. stretch that could very well define washington's season. the wizards taking on the rockets in houston tonight. randy whitman coaching with a heavy heart after the passing of his brother. game, a great one. right down to the wire. skipped to the fourth quarter. this one got skippy. dwight howard getting tangled up. both called nor technicals and both ejected from the game. but the interesting things in this one just getting started.

four minutes left, wiz with a one-point lead james harvard, step and a finish. he has 40 and the rocket goes up one. minutes later, john wall, the only all-star, makes it happen. knocks down the three. that evens the score. and 117, wizards out of bounds, play the rocketings, forget about it. less than ten seconds to play, rockets have cut the lead to one, james harvard within a chance, no good, josh smith too strong and the wizards win a wild and critical one. 123-122. >> tough. but he was here. you know, he watches every game in the lazy boy. tough day, but i'm proud of our guys. >> you just feel for the coach

there. georgetown looking for a resume-defining win over providence. chris has other plans. check out the any of they moves from the lane. finishes with the scoop. reason why he's a national player of the year candidate. later in the half, loses track of don and back door. game high, 26 points by ten at the half, but georgetown comes out in the second on fire. turn the defense into offense, l.j. heading the other way, team highway, 19 points off the bench. and bradley, got to love how this is putting his work in the paint. putback, that cuts the lead to one. but in the end, providence, tenth in the nation, proves to be too much. thai ron cartwright finds himself open. 73-69, fall into third place in the big east. after losing three of four 11th ranked virginia won three straight entering today's critical acc showdown with number 16, louisville, despite

being on the road, looked comfortable. up four early. later in the half, been on that defense, won 18 louisville turnovers on the day and ends up easy news. his game high, 13 points. virginia 15 at the half. more of it in a second. this. from devin hall, senior anthony guild stepping up, tallied 13. you'd be offense sharp in this one. 58% from the field. from there, tony bennett in love with a pat, mike toby wide open here. more from toib, he had five assists, virginia rolls and improve to 17-4 on the season. all right. you've got to wait until tomorrow to see the nhl face off at the annual all-star game. tonight, the best in the world were showing off their skills at skill competition. no shortage of cav representation.

gary back at his home. tonight, got to be just another spectator. may not recognize him, but that's this man. that's because he's right-handed, he's not a right-handed player. where he really shined, in the relay challenge, all four mini nets in a row, that's impressive from number 92 with softer passes there. both playing their first all-star game tomorrow, tonight, back to making the anaheim ducks look busy. number 19 going five hole with the back handle. down the other end, braden doing what he does best, stopping puck. using the leg. couple nice pass-saves, and how about some, what's called left-handed larceny right there with the glove, document nanlt as ever in the startout. jon scott, not currently on an nhl team, but th fans vote him in. 98 mile an hour slap shot,

pretty good, but not nearly as nashville's hometown favorite, look out, won the hardest shot last year and does it thi year. fun night in nashville. remember, the all-star game, 4:00 tomorrow afternoon on nbcsn, back to you. >> thank you so very much. all right. that about does it for us this evening. we have got saturday night live coming up next. have a great evening, everybody.

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