i'm aaron gilchrist with breaking news on the proposed merger of pepco andest loexelon the deal rejected. p. and we have legal action taken against the map just 90 minute before the shooting. and sunshine out there right now, but we also have the wind. doesn't look like the winds will last into the weekend. we'll be warming up pl we'll let you know how much. and with the latest morning road hazard, the pothole that has left cars sidelined. news 4 midday starts right now. breaking

desk, it's another rejection on the merger of pepco and exelon, that decision just came toup t . this was supposed to be a final regulatory hurdle for the merger deal that would create the largest electric utility. the "washington post" reporting the deal fell apart after regulators said there was no evidence after pepco said if coopera kooch couldn't perform adequately. they are considering a motion to revise the merger. p it looks as though the provisions laid out in the revision will allow the deal to actually happen. you meet remember the pfc rejected the deal once before. the mayor stepped in, negotiated a big settlement, $78 million. it was supposed to benefit the community. now here again today, we hear about a rejection and more revisions on the way. keep an eye on the nbc washington app, tom sherwood on twitter as well to see how this all pans

we're learning what may have caused a man to kill his co-workers. cedric ford shot more than a dozen yesterday and killed three of them p. this morning police said they served ford a protection from abuse order about an hour and a half before the shooting. they think that may have upset him and triggered at attack. police shot and killed ford about ten of the shooting victims are in critical condition right now. flags are flying at half-staff in kansas today. a woman and child are recovering after being hit by a vehicle this morning in little falls place and lee highway. the woman and child are not badly hurt and we're working to find out what led to the crash. well, it is a windy day out there to say the rooes. p temperatures rising to r

wind, it will feel a lot cooler than it actually 1. this is our live tower camera and you can see overlooking the cathedral, it is on the windy side with gusts up to about 40 miles per hour here in d.c. 30 miles per hour in 44 in leesburg. and it's enough to shake you done to your bones because this 1 what it feels like outside. feels like we're in the 20s for the most part. that's pretty much where we will stay for much of the day. the weekend forecast coming up. severe storms and tornados are now responsible for five deaths in virginia. search and rescue teams found a woman's body in woodstock, she was driving during the storms wednesday when her car was swof of a bridge. there are early reports of up to 23 tornadoes up and down the east coast on wednesday. 13 ofos

virginia. the national weather service has confirmed at least six portornas in virginia. just into the live desk, a final sentence for form er d.c. cop. a federal judge signing off on a plea deal for darrell best, the sentence 18 years in prison. best was both a d.c. police officer and a church pastor when he assaulted a 17-year-old girl in 2014 and a 16-year-old girl in 2015. these incidents happened at his church and d.c. police headquarters. best pled guilty to two sex abuse charges and a child porn charge. as we understand it, he has been in jail since he was arrested last year and he will have to of course register as a sex offender. mark segraves will cover this story for us. the changing temperatures around here are making pothole as problem. take a look at this monster on an exit ramp off the beltway in

maryland on the ramp from the outer loop to new hampshire avenue. we sent chopper 4 to check it out when we heard the pothole was actually giving cars flat tires. right now maryland state highway says it's working to fix potholes all over the beltway. you might have to sweitch lanes to fwets around the crews working. and get ready to see stepped up police presence along your commute. metro is making a shift in the security. megan mcgrath is live at the gallery place station. good morning. >> reporter: barbara, people who ride metro, they should notice an uptick in the number of police officers out there on patrol inside the metro system. úáá%íw,ñ early evening.ate the increase of security comes profile crimes,çó including thir week'sñi shooting onfá axd trai this assault involving ac group of high school students.

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them in jail and right on yut t next day. >> reporter: and 11 officers willlpsn be reassigned to patro immediately, six more in 60 days. where they will be deployed, that will be determined by crime trend. back to you. >6>v after the break, caught on camera.çó a text police officer risking his life to save thei] person inside this burning truck.ñrlp and this this is how a lot of the debate sounded last night, onei]q jumping t(in, ano candidate jumping in, another one, all on top of each ot.%>9ñ the winners and losers later in the newscast.fá kathleen matthews: imagine paying 20% more for a cup of coffee just because you're a woman. so why does congress think it's ok that women get paid 20% less than a man for doing the same job? i'll fight for pay equity, to protect planned parenthood, choice for women, and expand paid and family leave. now some politicians will belittle this

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backlash. there is hash tag with the title and either creator says to expect a protest on oscar day. the goal is to advocate for more diversity across the nominee categories. even with the backlash, chris rock announcedñi ont( twi that he willw3 still host. his post calling the events the white b.e.t. okawards. the oscar as nominees. the vice president will introduce lady gaga during the i he will use his time on stage to raise awareness about sex assaults on campus. lady gaga is performing her oscar nominatedñi song from the which deals with rape on a collegeko campus. those oscar speeches might get shorter this year.jfçó names of all the people a winneo would like to thank a;÷ugcq they hopeq the winnerq will instead use their 45 seconds to 45

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after the break, the start of street car service in the district. we have a preview of this weekend's big debut.

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green, news 4. andfá right now, some excitement about going to theçó dmv. depau.ent of motor vehicles will have a ribbon cutting it at the brand new benning ridge service center. it's on benning road. there is one tmv in every quadrant of theu vep rated ore1 replaced three i the last thr#%e years. and we have aittle bit of flurry activity today. i got a lot of messages when i was at wtop saying it's snowing this winchester or montgomery county. we could still see a fewu flurries as we continue through the pyv becausefácg$u$ey're com out of the northwest flow and actually off the great lakes. not going to amount toxd anythi. but fairly windy ase1 we contin into the evening. by the time you head home, windchill will be right around 30 w3degrees. and if you'rexd traveling, a fe showers north and east as you head up toward new england. but otherwise quiet. it will beok sunny,

go through the weekend. so saturday and sunday looking gorgeous. of course we will time everything out for you coming up. and a gun compromise headed to the governor's desk which governort(fá mcauliffe will sig this afternoon in richmond. it will require anyone convicted of domestice1 violence tx( happd and it will put state police at gun shows for voluntary background ñichecks. á(uá gun control advocates have kr reserve the laws that let you conceal and carry a gun.

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you can tune a guitar however you want, it allows differente1r and guitars are sexy. >> are you on a bar chlt stage with just guitars?xd >> you got it. >> sounds amaze.w3 what do you hope that people will take away from the show? >> so something that really interests me is taking music that otherwise wouldn't exist in a theater, folk music, rock and rollxdxd music, and letting it r on stage toçó tell stories. >> and how long will you be7oo washington? >> i'll be here until the 10th of april. people can find tickets at theç lion musical.com. >> you2 pretty young,ñi so you have a lot more life to live. d5uáu$ink you will to part would of the show? >> i have to live the life first, but people can get the record later this spring and theyxd can hear this chunk for themselves. >> fantastic. good to meet

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problems. severely tee formed still born baby. it's the firstc!ç%ijp possible link outside the nervous system. researchers say more studies are needed so they can better that may belp connected. in news 4 yourt( health thi morning, there is a warn to go parents about an annoying problem that can run ra/xrant we're talking about lice. the cdc reports that up to 12 million children a year will get lice. if you thinkñi that's bad, ther is an outbreak of so-called super lice and it's already spread to half the country.ok rehema ellis explains howjfq to stop it. >> reporter: 11-year-old lilafás getting checked for lice today. >> there is another one.+ cf1 o >> reporter: sure enough, they're back again. her mother says this

family.r p. it wasn't like she was likeñr itching her head. identified super lice, resistant to the main chemical in over the counter treatments. 9=] sfroed 25 states.ce have >> it's important not to ñrpani. lice are not a health u+"hazar. they don'tñi transmit disease. repeatedly over several weeks. ask yourym doctor forxd prescrn treatment. wash clothing and linens in hot water. >> it's notlp your fault, someby gave it to you. >> reporter: lila is learning i go to school. >> what do

do, did you share hats, hairbrushes? we have to make sure leak our heads aren't together. >> reporter:q familqeya trying stay super vigilantt( éñ about lice. rehema ellis, nbc news,w3 norwa, connecticut. >> quite a problem. into some delays on metro this weekend.fá

this morning we are learning new details about the gunman in that mass shooting in kansas. police say cedric ford went on a rampage killing three people and wounding more than a dozen others before a police officer was able to take him down. sarah plake has the latest from newton, kansas. >> reporter: workers inside a rural kansas plant described chaotic scene. >> everybody was running, people were screaming, crying. we didn't know what to do. >> all of a sudden pop, pop, pop sglchlgts and i started running, too. >> reporter: when it was over, four people were killed including the gunman. 14 others wounded. five critically. witnesses say the suspect cedric larry ford who was an employee of the plant was armed with an assault style weapon and handgun. ford also shot and wounded three people he encountered on the way

inside and opened fire. >> he was randomly shooting people. >> reporter: the first officer to arrive immediately engaged the gun p man and single handedly took him down. >> the only reason he stopped shooting is because that officer stopped the shooter. >> reporter: police say ford was served with a protection from abuse order filed by his girlfriend just hours before the shooting. >> 3:30, he gets served. p 5:00, we have the first shooting. >> reporter: officials say this investigation will continue, but as of now, this community is starting to mourn for the tragic loss of life here in rural sarah plake for nbc news. right now the candidates for president are spread out across the country campaigning for super tuesday. events happening right now, marco rubio is wrapping up a stop in dallas. and bernie sanders is in minute men. rubio is targeting texas ahead of next week's super tuesday vote. it offers the motst delegates o the nine states. we're sing a

now. he challenged donald trump from the very first question last night this houston. rubio hit trump over immigration. his hiring practices and his position in the palestinian/israeli conflict. but it was a discussion over the health care system that got really explosive. rubio pushed trump to explain his plan beyond removing state boundaries. >> here's what you didn't hear. this is an important thing. what is your plan? i understand the lines around the state, whatever that means. is this not a game where you draw a map. >> you don't know made it means. that's the problem. >> what is your plan on health care? >> moderators had a hard time containing the debate this houston last night. trump and senators rubio and ted cruz talked over each other so often that the debate itself was sometimes hard to understand. you can download our app to see more of the most talked about moments from last night's gop debate. i'm melissa mollett with your first 4 traffic and a look at the rails. let's take a look at

lapping as far as the track work goes. red line running every 12 to 24 minutes. silver line every 10 minutes. blue line, every 20 minutes. same thing on the orange line. green line every 24 and then the yellow line, overall they're calling it regular service. at for the silver line, trains running every 10 ipts ins between ballston and wehle reston east. yellow line regular service, but only between huntington and mt. vernon square. red line single tracking between friendship heights and grosvenor. that's why we're having some of those delays. p have a great weekend. i'll see you monday morning. there is new vcontroversy involving police using tasers because a man died after officers used a taser on him. hospital staff called for help when they say 49-year-old randy nelson became violent during a recent mental health evaluation. after nelson started throwing punches and objects at police, officers shot him with a stun gun.

bloo breathing. the official cause of death is still being determined. p. bill cosby is dropping his definite iff defamation lawsuit against beverly johnson because he has criminal proceedings in pennsylvania that impede him. they plan to refile the civil case against johnson before the statute of limitations expires. johnson accuses cosby of drug and trying to rain hpe her at h home back in the 80s. cosby faces charges in pennsylvania for an assault

for a cup of coffee just because you're a woman. so why does congress think it's ok that women get paid 20% less than a man for doing the same job? i'll fight for pay equity, to protect planned parenthood, choice for women, and expand paid and family leave. now some politicians will belittle this as a women's agenda. more proof that we just need more women in congress. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. here are some of the stories lighting up social media. the wait is over, it's

you can now watch "fuller house" until your heart's content on netflix. >> weddings, birthday parties? >> divorces. >> the show brings back most of the original cast for friendly family shaenanigshenanigans. the ol accept 107b twins declined to take part. and spin lover, i have some exciting news for you. next week we're partnering up with target to free classes harmg march 4 to march 6. search full cycle on our app. always a good workout. a pony turned unicorn in california decided enough is enough. juliet, a 20-year-old pony/unicorn spent most of her days making d

taking photos with lots of kids. unicorns are popular with that age set. juliet became loose and neighbors and local animal control spent hours trying to catch her. she's back at home. the opener we owner was not issued with a citation. p. >> i wonder if she gets to take of on the horn. >> yeah, she needs a break from it. looks like a warmer weekend in store. >> lauren is back afte

picking up kids up from the bus stop, windchills in the 20s to 30s, but winds will decrease this evening. light winds tomorrow. might want to put on the layers early what you the temperatures will be in the 20s, but we will warm up

and we'll have slots of sunshine. so if you want to go kayaking or hiking, temperatures for saturday will warm up again into the mid to upper 40s. so looking good. but dress in layers. you might not need the layers by the time we get into sunday. temperatures right around 6 0 degrees. a little bit of a breeze on monday as a cold front pass through the area. could have a few sprinkles out of that system, but that is all we're looking for. otherwise we get into tuesday, temperatures will be right around 6 0 degrees. and then wednesday, another cold front coming through. that's when we'll have our best chance of rain and p temperatures drop after that unfortunately, we'll be in the 40s. possibly the 30s end of next week and into the next weekend. so concentrate on this weekend. >> our eyes are mfeks feks eigh the mild emanuel. that's it for us. we're back this afternoon at 4:00. >> you can get

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