and right now on news 4 today, bitter cold and a frigid weekend. tom is tracking temperatures that you'll feel the second you step outside. u.s. troops fighting isis, the new announcement sending hundreds of troops overseas. the crisis avertd, a new government spending plan sent to obama hours before the deadline. we welcome you in on a cold saturday morning. i hope you had a coat this morning. >> this is a full weather gear morning. >> several layers. >> you got to have theat

>> absolutely. i'm david culver. so let's check in on that bitter cold forecast this morning with tom. >> cover your head and feet. i recommend thermal socks. we're off to a cold start exhibit but that big wind machine we had yesterday is long gone. there's a live view from our tower camera overlooking washington under a clear sky. the winds have diminished a lot so the windchills are not too bad. temperatures are hovering around 30 degrees. reagan international at 30 degrees and no rain or snow in the vicinity. temperatures will stay near 30 and then into the mid 30s by early afternoon. a look at our chance for snow

breaking news this morning, police arresting a man who somehow escaped on the way to jail. this happened after 9:30 last night at brown station road. the man was being taken to the jail from a traffic stop on possession charges, but he got out of the handcuffs and ran away. they found him about 30 minutes later and took him back into custody. more u.s. troops will be headed to syria to help in the fight against isis. u.s. defense secretary ash carter says as many as 200 more soldiers will be sent. 300 troops are authorized to help. the government avoided a shut down on friday night when the senate approved a stop gap

spending bill with less than an hour to spare. it keeps the government running through april and gives money to louisiana and speeds up the con formation process for retired general james mattis. expect tight security at the army/navy football game in baltimore. president elect trump is going to be at that game. keeping with tradition, trump will spend half the game on the army side and the other half on the navy side. he's going to become the first president elect ever to attend. trump is continuing his thank you tour across the country. he stopped in grand rapids, michigan last night to thank supporters to become the first republican to win there since 1988. he suggested a possible business agreement with ford to keep jobs in the u.s. >> ford's made a promise to me

of the year they're going to honor that promise about something they're going to do that's very big and they're going to do it in michigan and not mexico and it's going to be great. >> trump did not reveal any specifics about this plan. multiple reports say ford is shifting its small car construction to mexico, but keeping all jobs at its michigan plant to produce different types of cars there. rudy giuliani won't be in the next president's cabinet. trump says he's taken himself out of consideration for a position in his administration. he was thought to be a front-runner for secretary of state but his overseas business ties came under skrut knee, however he passed a vetting process with flying colors. the trump administration is slamming the cia after

reported that russia interfered in the presidential election to help trump win. president obama has ordered an investigation into the hacking. tomorrow morning chuck todd is going to talk with reince priebus. try again another weekend that's what harbor officials are asking folks who plan to visit the resort today or tomorrow. we told you here the casino reached capacity 45 minutes after opening its doors and now if you have reservations this weekend you're asked to arrive early and prepare for the heavy traffic we've been talking about. this rng month the head of a local liquor board is in trouble with the law. the man was busted for a dwi. he's the chairman of the liquor board and he said police

arrested him outside mgm national harbor. police say he was involved in a three vehicle crash. he is 72 years old and blames his unsteadiness on his age. he says he should have called uber. many folks are going to participate in what's called the great chocolate race five miler. >> i'm there. >> me too. here's a look at the course. the race starts at 7:30 this morning. we won't be there. there are already street closures in place right now. folks that are running this morning get some sweet takeaways. get it, sweet? >> yeah. >> it box of go diva chocolate and a medal. community rallies together, how neighbors are spending this weekend supporting a pizza

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back now at nine minutes after the hour. the show of support is expected to continue this weekend for the neighborhood restaurant at the center of pizzagate. hundreds of people held an eat-in at come et ping pong and the line as you can see stretched down connecticut avenue on friday. supporters organized it on facebook encouraging people to support the shop. the owner says he got over 1,000 rsvps. edgar wech has been arrested and charged after firing a gun inside. workers are working to keep up with lake affect snow hammer

travel treacherous in american new yo -- western new york. one man lost his life after his car swerved into oncoming traffic. heavy snow in pennsylvania being blamed for a chain reaction crash. 15 to 20 vehicles, including tractor-trailers, collided. several folks went to the hospital but officials say the injuries are minor. even the west coast is seeing snow. spokane, washington is coated in white and three inches are expected this afternoon. in north dakota there are bitter chills. temperatures are expected to dip below zero and stay that way for several days. the blast of cold will hit you the

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good morning. off to a clear start. live view from our storm team 4 tower camera showing the first glow on the eastern

hour away. it's near 30 degrees by the bay and elsewhere we're in the 20s a look at our next chances for snow over the next ten days coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks. 6:14 your time now on this saturday. look at this. a rare landing in arlington. this military helicopter coming down on a football field. the helicopter was experiencing mechanical issues and had to land at yorktown high school last night. maintenance crews were able to come in and fix the issue and get the helicopter back in the air. an area woman's attacker will spend his life behind bars. a man raped a montgomery county

bathroom on campus and now she's telling jackie wilson how she found the will to stay alive. >> reporter: a quick trip to the rest room during her first day at classes turned into a nightmare. a man later identified as nathaniel hart seen her on surveillance video slipped in behind her and turned the lock on the door of the rest room. he said he had a gun and would kill her if she resisted. the 19-year-old absolutely believed him. >> i had to learn how to survive that situation. >> reporter: terrified minutes stretched into hours. she says at some point she gave up hoping a woman would come in the rest room and it would end and that thought, that thought changed her. >> you know what, i need to do what i need to do because no one is going to save me, i have to save myself. >> reporter: for whatever reason her attacker had not taken her phone. when he was

sister believing he would kill her if he caught her. >> i told myself if i die today it's not going to be pieceful. i have to die fighting. >> reporter: by the time surveillance cameras hart was leaving the building policed a drag net. within hours he was taken into custody at a nearby motel. what followed was seven years of legal maneuvering by hart. >> today the judge gave a sentence of life plus 120 years to mr. hart. >> reporter: the now 26-year-old victim plans to start college again next year. >> being able to still be at peace with yourself is something that i'm very grateful that i still have. >> reporter: nathaniel hart originally pleaded guilty in the case and received a sentence of 90 years, but it was overturned on appeal. after hearing testimony from the young woman you heard fr i

took a jury about 20 minutes to render a verdict of guilty. news 4. the man who killed a bethesda teen and his parents will spend the next 12 years in prison. he was driving at 115 miles an hour moments after slamming into a car in february. the parents and their 18-year-old son died at the scene. their 16-year-old daughter survived. before sentencing in court he sobbed and apologized saying he regrets his recklessness. the ceo convicted of murdering his estranged wife will go to prison for the rest of his life. a judge sentenced the man to life in prison plus 16 years on friday. he broke into michelle's home, killed her and then staged it to look like a suicide. the two were in the middle of a bitter divorce and

battle. the oldest of the five children spoke out after court. >> it's a bitter sweet moment to be honest. not just because i've lost my mom, but i've also lost my father in a very odd way to say that, but i'm completely okay with the fact that he did this because it's what he deserves. >> wow. he is planning his appeal on this sentence. the cold has many worrying about flu season. it's almost here and every year millions have americans get the flu, but this year vaccination rates are low and the centers for disease control are reminding everyone it's not too late. only 40% of adults have gotten their shot this year. as memorial services for john glenn, the first american to orbit the earth, get under way, one nasa scientist says an orbit around mars isn't that far away. the chief

mission to mars may be less than 20 years from now. she is optimistic that an orbit around the red planet could happen around the early 2030s. she said it would be a powerful step toward finding other life. 6:19 on this saturday. cold. >> that's it. one word. >> dress accordingly. there's an old russian saying, it's never too cold, you're not wearing enough layers. just layer up if you're heading out. a good day to get out and get exercise, just cover your head, hands and feet. we are starting off with a clear sky at dawn. we see the first pink glow there on this saturday morning. it is down into the 20s just about everywhere. mercifully that wind we had yesterday has diminished so we don't have to talk about windchill this morning. temperatures are in the 20s

mountains except near the bay it's near freezing. reagan national is at 30 degrees. don't have any rain or snow anywhere in our vicinity. getting lake effect snow around cleveland and upstate new york and a few flurries in western pennsylvania. high pressure pushing in bringing us sunshine. 10:00 near freezing and by 2:00 near 30 degrees and sunshine and freezing again by 10:00 tonight and by dawn on sunday we'll have our temperatures down into the upper 20s just about everywhere and then increasing clouds tomorrow. afternoon highs low 40s with rain likely monday morning and drying out in the afternoon with highs around 50 degrees. then on tuesday partly sunny into the mid 40s during the afternoon. our first chance of any

wednesday, perhaps late wednesday afternoon into evening could get light snow. it is december. temperatures in the mid 30s before any snow arrives. maybe a light accumulation on grassy areas. thursday some sunshine back and cold. 30s in the morning and down in the 20s on thursday afternoon and then only just a little above freezing on friday. as we get into saturday and a week from today we could get a mixture of snow and sleet changing to rain and then some rain on sunday morning. that's a week from tomorrow. some sun back in the afternoon. big changes on the way and some much anticipated snow. so many people on social media we want our first snow. well, maybe on wednesday afternoon and evening. so stay tuned for that. also stay tuned for this evening. 7:30, we have the storm team 4 tracking winter. that's the way it looks. >> thanks,

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if you're taking metro this weekend there are service alerts to tell you about. safe track is under way on the orange and silver lines but be additional safety work is impacting the red line as well. there will be single tracking between addson road to town center on the blue line. crews are installing a radio cable there.

island nation of cuba, we're talking about faster internet access and it seems to be coming after google and the government strike a deal. it will allow cubans to get service from g mail and youtube in locations around the world. not clear yet if the cuba server would be on the island itself or just closer than current ones. we're told the deal will be signed monday morning in havana. >> that's really good news for those folks. you were just there. >> i was able to get one facebook live out and even then it's grainy so they're looking forward to that. we have a bit of a warning for you if you're considering gift cards this holiday season. you can buy me gift cards. >> thank you for making that offer. i appreciate that. more than half of americans plan to give a gift card for the holidays, but did you know they're not all created equal. >> this is

information. we explain what you need to know to get the most for your money. >> reporter: for gift givers who hope to skip the holiday shopping frenzy gift cards seem like the solution. 56% of americans plan on giving one this year, but consumer experts are warning receiving a gift card comes with strings attached. >> if you give someone a gift card that has $50 on it it's not $50 until the end of time there is an expiration date. >> reporter: carey didn't know that. she said when she went to use hers the value was zapped to nearly zero. >> reporter: there's fine print that goes along with gift cards including built in fees and expiration dates and not all of them work the same way. the cash value can drop

use within a stated time. traditional gift cards do not decline an expiration date. >> $1 billion in gift cards was wasted last year so the last thing you want to do is give someone a gift they can't use. >> reporter: before you give a gift card make sure it's not a prepaid debit card and don't buy from a second hand source and read the terms of agreement before you buy or use a gift card. reading the fine print to prevent a holiday headache. nbc news. the extreme cold and snow -- snow -- on the way. how soon it's going to get even colder out there and when those flakes might start to fly around here. >> brace for it. cashing in on short-term rentals, the business battle over air

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good morning. it's 6:30 on this saturday. we start with police rearresting a man who escaped on the way to jail. this happened after 9:30 last night near brown station road. the man was being taken to the prince george's county jail from a traffic stop, but he got out of the handcuffs and ran away.

and taken back into custody. ash carter says an additional 200 american soldiers will head to syria to help in the fight against in isis in addition to the 300 troops authorized to help with the efforts there. a government shut down has been avoided after lawmakers on capitol hill passed a temporary spending plan. the plan will keep the government running through the end of april. we welcome you back in on this saturday morning, december the 10th. before you head out the door you have to bundle up. find that scarf, hat and gloves. >> whatever layers you can throw on on a morning like today. i was watching the temperature just plummet as i was making my way into work. a cold one out there. any chance of it getting warmer?

we'll get the sunshine getting us up to around 40 this afternoon but it is subfreezing knee in o in our region. we'll climb out of the 20s into the 30s and by mid afternoon near 40. a lot of sunshine and a light wind. a look at chances for snow over the next ten days coming up this half hour. >> all right. thank you. all new this morning an arlington police cruiser totalled after a driver slammed into it. the officers were not hurt. the officers were making a traffic stop when the car ran into the cruiser. we're going to find out how badly the driver was hurt. four adults are without a place to live this morning after a fire in montgomery village. fire crews say a fire broke out

night. investigators say the fire was an accident and likely caused by an electrical issue. as many as 1 million could make their way for the presidential inauguration next month. airbnb expects 10,000 people to book through their site and that could coincidence with new regulations that the board will vote on today. lo . >> reporter: looking to stay in arlington, this couple think their home might attract. >> we haven't had any bad experiences surprisingly. >> reporter: three years ago they began listing their home. it's helped them supplement their lost savings. >> we lost about half of our investment retirement nest egg in the crash of 2008 and it was shortly after that we heard about

>> reporter: up until now short-term rentals haven't been fully legal. saturday the arlington county board could change that. >> we're going to adopt this and make it legal to do. >> reporter: they'll apply regulations. the board proposing requiring renters to apply for a newly created accessory home state permit and limits the maximum number of guests to six. initially they discussed prohibiting hosts to serve food or drinks. >> we're not prohibiting, we're not saying anything about it and people have to use their own judgment. >> reporter: that's good news for the murphys. >> andy makes great muffins so we want to keep that personal element. >> reporter: that personal touch for a couple who enjoys the company. >> if you don't like people you're not gonna last long in this business. you get a nice view of the fall leaves. >> they tell me that they're booked for inauguration weekend.

airbnb expecting 10,000 to book through their website and you'll pay an average of $120 a night. most bookings are coming from folks in new york, l.a., chicago and boston. to see the most popular neighborhoods search inauguration rentals in our washington app. loretta lynch will visit a mosque next week and address the spike in hate crimes targeting muslims. she will visit the muslim society center in sterling. the fbi says hate crimes spiked 67% last year. that's the highest number after the 9/11 terror attacks. attacked by a police dog and shot by an officer. the controversial traffic stop that left a man paralyzed and what new dash cam video is revealing. a look at a couple of things happening this weekend that are going to impact traffic.

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you see this right here? this is crazy cam video. the officer pulled over a man for a license plate violation, but after words he started to arrest him. the man was able to grab the

the susceptible to get back in the car and tried to drive off. the officer actually shot the suspect as he was driving away. the suspect ended up paralyzed. new safety concerns for metro. a new report focuses on the train's power system. it uncovered more than 20 issues that need to be addressed, problems with that system can lead to smoke and tires on the tracks. the report says officials found deterioration in the transaction power system and that key parts are not working as they should. metro says it's been aggressively working on these power issues and improving safety. many of us waking up to temperatures in the 20s and 30s. tom's tracking your forecast so you can plan for the weekend. this weekend is going to be cold, cold, cold. theim

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don't let the cold stop you from getting some outdoor exercise today. temperatures by 9:00 will be right around 30 degrees. we'll have lots of sunshine throughout the day and a

time will be in the mid 30s and then near 40 degrees by mid afternoon with a light wind. a clear sky into this evening. look at our next chances for snow, that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks for that, tom. snow, what a tease. looking forward to it. the today show is next on nbc4. >> what do say we get a preview now. we'll check in now. >> you're not looking forward to snow in d.c. >> she was using sarcasm there. >> i like your energy. coming up on "today" president elect donald trump taking on the cia, why he doesn't believe the claim that russia tried to help him win the election. also this morning, you might need to give extra tlc to your christmas tree this year with millions of them looking smaller than usual. the reason byse

christmas trees. two major retailers restocking shelves this season to sale the season's hottest toy. those stories and more when we get started in just a bit on a saturday morning here on "today." >> i'm still not into that. i can't get it. >> we don't get it. dylan was upstairs talking about these things and she says -- >> it's something. >> 30 minutes you love it and all of a sudden it's hatching and you have to take care of it. it's like having a child without having to stay up all night. >> well, it is doing very well on ebay right now. news 4 shows us what the historic building will look like as a new store. >> reporter: it opened in 1903 and hasn't been used as a library

the carnegie library has had several transformations over the years and has been used for private parties and home to the society of washington. a plan was approved to lease part of the building to apple for a flagship store. max brown says it's a win for the building and district because apple willing making a big investment. >> updating it and renovating it and we're going to create jobs. >> reporter: this won't be the first time apple has transformed a historic building into a modern store. apple has hired the same store that designed its stores in london. one concern is parking spaces on what is a park. >> the green space will remain green space. >> reporter: for

stewart, she has special memories for her promise. >> it shouldn't be sold to apple. it's a land mark. it shouldn't be made into an apple store. they can get another store around here. >> reporter: lots of details have to be worked out so we're about two years away from a store opening here. as for the historical society they have a lease that goes for about another 80 years. the executive director says he thinks this is a great opportunity for the society and the library and we reported the building has a mold problem that's still being remediated. news 4. president obama will leave office with a parting gift for federal workers. a small hike in their expected pay increase. the president sent a letter to authorize a pay raise of 2.1%. his initial request in august was 1.6%, but the president noted that congress just approved the larger

members of the military. the order provides the same raise to civilian employees. that raise takes effect in january. a large protest planned for inauguration day will happen the day after. the women's march on washington will start in front of the capital and march down independence avenue. organizers are no tt releasing route details beyond that. the group wanted to protest on national mall but didn't submit the paperwork in time. today music legend bob dylan won't be at the prize event in sweden. he has other commitments he made and cannot accept the prize in person. emergency room doctors and nurses work day in and day out to save lives and many times they never get to see the patients after their hoit

>> once a year at george washington university hospital trauma patients get a chance to thank those hospital employees. we got to see one of those reunions at the at fifth annual trauma survivors day. >> reporter: sam walks up the aisle and takes a seat. seems easy enough until you consider this was sam a short time ago. >> the last nine months have been the most difficult nine months of my life. >> reporter: in february he was hit by a metro train and nearly lost his life. that night doctor sloweder was on call. >> he arrived in the trauma bay having suffered impressive injuries. >> reporter: even more impressive is the way he handled with a will power and weight lifting. >> first thing she said when she said they had to accompany at a time my legs. >> reporter: he was one of seven patients to come back to gw

say thank you. >> i'm glad to see you're doing great. >> it's rewarding for me because these are the people who took care of me when i had no ability to take care of myself. >> thanks so much. >> reporter: one of those people, his therapist. >> i was uplifted to see and recognize and witness what has happened. >> i thought at age 23 i've got a lot to look forward to. >> reporter: he's looking forward but also paying it forward to others like himself. >> maybe create a mobile application for mental health and wellness because i think that's not addressed in our society. >> reporter: whatever he does, the team at gw says they'll be there for him and his fellow survivors every step in the way. in the district, news 4. >> pretty cool to see those reunions. from the pacific northwest to upstate new york and parts

texas, temperatures dropping and snow making an appearance in some places. >> we see how you can be prepared for winter before snow hits our region. >> reporter: our cars are feeling the cold too and as the temperature drops this weekend it gets harder for our vehicles to keep moving. >> the engine is going to be slower to start in the morning be. >> reporter: that's the service manager tom, he says pretty soon people are going to be lining up at the station to winterize their cars. first on the checklist, the battery. make sure it's strong. >> any service station can check your battery to see if it's holding its load properly. if it's weak it's a good idea to have it changed because when you need it the most it will fail. >> reporter: next is the oil. have it changed. >> if it's clean it's easier for the engine to turn over to start up. >> reporter: take the time now to check the coolant

the tires, have them checked now. >> if they're more than five years old, most likely they're dried out and won't grip the road as well. >> reporter: the other thing you want to do to make sure you can see out of your windshield is to always top off your wiper fluid and make sure to keep a jug of it right in your car. in northwest washington, news 4. >> that's good. you don't want the fluids to come out of the car. that's for sure. >> i want to get kristen to do that to mooy car. >> a lot of good advice. you guys have more advice coming up soon. >> it's the storm team 4 tracking winter. we do these specials every season and this tracking winter special is going to be this evening at 7:30 here on nbc4. if you're going to be out today you can track the latest radar with the nbc washington app, but join us tonight.

predictions for winter snow and the total amounts expected and other things you can do to help prepare for this coming winter. that's tonight. predawn glow over the horizon now. we have a pink sky over capital hill. it is wintery cold now in the 20s to just near 30 degrees. reagan nation al is at 30. we don't have any snow here now but getting lake effect snow in new york city state and ohio. by 10:00 near freezing and lots of sunshine and then tonight back down near freezing by 10:00 and by dawn on sunday we'll be down in the upper 20s and sunday afternoon the low 40s with increasing clouds and rain is likely monday morning for the morning commute and then drying out. tuesday partly sunny. next chance of snow, that may

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this next story you're going to be seeing it on your news fo feed if you haven't already. >> it's about a fake toy ad that made some mad and others laugh out. fooled you, david. >> i know. >> it's being billed as the fisher price happy hour play set complete with a play bar and beer bottles. >> ages 3 and up. >> it's not real. a dad posted the fake ad online as a joke. fisher price isn't laughing. they've been reaching out to customers to clarify this product isn't real. >> good to know. let's get you four things to know this saturday. we'll start with police rearresting a man who escaped on the way to jail. he was picked up at a traffic stop and got out of handcuffs and ran away. he was arrested 30 minutes later. ash carter

are authorized to help fight isis. the government passed a measure last night before the deadline for a spending bill. donald trump is attending the army/navy football game in baltimore today. he will become the first president elect ever to attend. a cold start. going to be cold through the weekend. >> sun rise in about 20 minutes and lots of sunshine and highs reaching the upper 30s and increasing clouds on sunday. might get rain on monday morning. we're going to be back in 20 minutes to

good morning. trump versus the cia. the president-elect taking on the intelligence agency overnight after a new report about a secret cia meeting in september claiming the russians did intervene in the 2016 election to help him win. trump completely dismissing those claims. what happens when a president-elect goes to war with his own spies? we're live. chilling confession. for the first time, we're hearing shocking words from the gunman who killed nine people inside a historic church in charleston. >> i went to that church in charleston and i did it. >> that videotape shown for the first time to jurors inside a south carolina courtroom. what we're learning this morning about