team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> it is stupid cold. >> we'll take stupid. >> because your brain cells start going away. you need to layer up if you have to be outside. otherwise, stay in and stay with us here at nbc 4. then head down to the nbc 4 expo where it's nice and warm in the d.c. convention center. there's the sun up over washington now. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera. a blue sky. the sun continues to jump up, but the temperatures are down. we have our windchills, the feels-like temperatures in the low single digits, even subzero. winchester is minus 3. reagan national at just 5 degrees. temperatures are going to be climbing into the mid to upper 20s during the afternoon with lots of sunshine. windchills will be frigid through the afternoon. then a lighter wind overnight tonight. a warming trend on the storm team 4 ten-day outlook. that's coming up this half hour. >> tom, thank you very much. as we said, it is a storm team 4 weather

it is cold. >> you heard tom. don't go outside unless you really are prepared. derek ward with that hat, you are very prepared. you're there in dupont circle at the farmer's market. what is everyone saying? >> reporter: well, you know what, it is pretty cold out here. there's no doubt about that. that's what people are saying. take a look at the clock. it's not often you see it in the digits below 20 degrees. 14 degrees is what that's reading. we're used to transposing those numbers. it's over on the other side of the circle they have their sunday farmer's market. we got there just as folks were setting up. they're making amends for this cold. they have a lot of propane. that's the key. propane heaters set up to keep themselves and some of the produce warm. you know, they say that they're going to be out here. this is important to the farmers who were there. they come whether it's rain, shine, or cold. take a listen. >> all these farmers have come in from surrounding states

despite the cold. so we're setting up. we're ready to go with our heaters. we're out here every sunday no matter what, year round. >> reporter: now, will the customers come?-zh=sgn they say there are some die hard folks who will show up regardless of the weather. volume may be a little lighter for them, but they're still there. that's important. now, d.c. is warning folks -- the d.c. department of homeland security and emergency management are saying check on elderly folks or maybe someone you know who can't get around too well in temperatures like this. this is when it can be lethal. otherwise, if you're outside, of course layering up is the key. a hat. i just have the good fortune to be standing in the sun. this is probably as warm as it gets when you're outside like this. live at dupont circle, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> derrick, thanks so much. that intense ice and cold conditions made it difficult for these firefighters working hard to put out a fire in northwest d.c. earlier. you're looking at some images from madison street northwest.

way up to the attic in the house overnight. still not clear how it all started. d.c. fire and ems says no one was hurt. and there were really slick roads out there. heavy snow in southern maryland reported. situations like this as a result. take a look. it caused multiple car crashes in charles county yesterday. in one of them, a man driving with his 8-year-old son, he slid off the road. they rammed into a pole. crews had to come and cut them free out of their car. we're hearing both are supposed to be okay. good news. and there's a lot to clean up in the commonwealth. it was pretty much an endless shower of snow with dangerous conditions. virginia state police said they responded to more than 500 crashes yesterday. now, this morning vdot crews are out there again treating the roads. mean while, it was especially bad in the hampton roads area. cars stuck, more crashes there too. virginia and north carolina were both under a state of emergency. if you're driving, please make sure you bring at least the snow scraper, maybe a shovel, fls,

in handy if you get yourself in an emergency. and this morning we now know the name of a man who was killed in a crash in prince georges county. ibrahim sow lived in bowie. he was 29 years old. maryland state police found him in his car, which was overturned in an icy pond yesterday. this was near the ramp from route 50 to collington road. we want to make sure you stay safe out there. before you leave the house, always check the latest forecast any time on the nbc washington app. new at 9:00, breaking news in jerusalem. someone drove a truck into a crowd in jerusalem. we're told four people were killed, at least 13 others hurt. this is new video here. you can see the huge security response. a witness said the attack was against israeli soldiers who were getting off a bus. it is not clear if any civilians were hurt. the driver of the truck was shot and killed. as we learn more, we're going to let you know where the details are and you'll have it here in the nbc wain

story, the united states is now seeking the death penalty in the ft. lauderdale airport shooting. the suspect was previously known to law enforcement, as nbc's sara rosario reports. that information is raising questions about whether this deadly attack could have been prevented. >> reporter: complete pandemonium friday at the ft. lauderdale international airport. a heinous shooting from a mentally ill person or an act of terror? >> we have not identified any triggers that would have caused this attack. >> reporter: police say esteban santiago flew from anchorage, alaska, to ft. lauderdale specifically to carry out the attack. >> there have been concerns raised about where mr. santiago was not placed on a no-fly list. i want to be clear. during our initial investigation, we found no ties to terrorism. >> reporter: in november, he walked into an anchorage fbi office saying the government was recruiting him to isis. >> although he stated he did not wish to harm anyone, as a result of his erratic behavior, our

authorities who took custody of mr. santiago and transported him to a local medical facility for evaluation. >> reporter: it was during that evaluation police confiscated the gun santiago already owned. once cleared, they gave it back to him in december. >> there is speculation that this is the same gun. >> reporter: now less than a month later, lives lost. >> did he ever say anything? >> did not say a single word. no emotion, no nothing. >> reporter: a motive unknown, questions remain. sara rosario, nbc news, ft. lauderdale, florida. it's 9:06. bitter cold and gusty winds making it hard for you to get around today. tom is closely watching dangerous chills and when things are expected to warm back up. and something may be missing on your metro ride this afternoon. the annual tradition that may have you

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take a look at this. right now crews are working to clear away black ice at the raleigh-durham airport in north carolina. that state was slammed by the snowstorm that we've all been dealing with. southwest airlines canceled all operations there today, and on top of that, more than a dozen other flights were canceled this morning. the airport says arriving flights should be coming in on time. no pants, no problem. it is a revealing tradition that's continuing today in d.c. >> yeah, we are live on facebook right now. they're loving this one. for nearly ten years, a group of people have met up to ride on metro without their pants. they strip down to their undies, keep their shoes on. every year the group seems to get a little larger. at least she had stockings on. that's smart. >> are they warm? >> i don't know, they were fish nets. but ty'

3:00 at hancock park, if you want to go. metro transit police are fully aware, and this is all meant to be family friendly. so let's keep it as clean as possible. >> and the grand marshal of today's knono-pants ride, angie goff. >> oh, yes. i will be there. >> really? >> no. >> oh, man. got people's hopes up. tom is tracking freezing temperatures and what you can expect for the start of the workweek. also, we want to remind you it's a good day to have some fun indoors. we're continuing our nbc 4 health and fitness expo. we're going show you the activities and events you can enjoy with your family today. don't go away. we're right back after

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it is another weather alert day today because of frigid windchills. so layer up if you're heading down to the nbc 4 expo at the washington convention center. you'll want to wear your warmest winter gear, especially make sure that your extremities are well covered, head, hands, and feet. later in the week, coming up, we're going to have a nice warming trend to come our way. i've got good news about that in a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. beginning today, you can expect service changing on montgomery county ride-on. 18 bus routes affected. most of the changes modify the bus schedule to accurately reflect the time it takes for a bus to run its route based on traffic and other condio

clarksburg premium outlets and permanent routing of the hhs building. they're also adding trips to the weekday afternoon schedules there. mean while, pile driving is going to start tomorrow on route 1. it's for construction of the new bridge over the creek just north of mary's way. the work will happen between 7:00 in the morning and 5:00 at night through friday. it's all part of the route 1 widening project, which is going to add a third lane in each direction between mary's way and annapolis way. this project is scheduled to be completed in the fall of 2019. we are working for you at the nbc 4 health and fitness expo this morning. >> that's right. we have one more day of dynamic fitness demonstrations, health screenings as well. news 4's doreen gensl lrkgensle at the washington convention center with what's on tap. >> reporter: still going strong. good morning, angie and adam. we're in the second day of the nbc 4 health and fitness expo. just getting under way here at

the d.c. convention center. when i got here at 8:00, there was a line of people waiting to come in. most of them come for the free medical tests and screenings. the people who get here early. if that's what you're interested in, i would recommend coming early this morning. i'm here in the howard university hospital display. these guys are offering a lot of wonderful free medical tests. they're also doing something else. this is dr. mallory williams. you're head of trauma and critical care at howard. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: this is the drunk driving simulator. you're going to let me try it out. >> absolutely. >> reporter: impaired driving. >> right. we want you to simulate what it would actually be to drive impairing or intoxicated. so let's see how you do. >> reporter: all right. i've been trying to practice. it hasn't gone well, i'll just tell you that.

course than the one i practiced on. here we go. >> excellent. >> reporter: whoa, whoa. >> we're going to see the swerving and stopping and going, driving while under the influence. >> reporter: here come the cops? no! before i even got to the first stop sign. so the simulator is set up for me to drive impaired. >> yes, so it will automatically simulate swerving, stopping and going, the classic patterns of driving. this simulation will take you from the policeman stopping you all the way through your actual encounter with the court system. bottom line, don't drink and drive. it's a bad thing. >> reporter: and also, you have a setting for distracted driving, which means if you're texting or anything. >> anything other than the roadway. it's all set up here. please come on down. we'd be happy to have all of you today. >> reporter: tell them about some of the free medical tests. >> blood pressure screening,

testing. all of this can be done here at the howard university booth. >> reporter: well, we are very glad that howard university hospital is here. >> thank you so much. don't drink and drive. >> reporter: okay. after that, i wouldn't think of it. all right. thank you. and we'll be back in a little while, angie and adam, with a visit to the changing minds section of the health expo this year. we're going to talk about the opportunities here for private consultations with some experts on substance abuse and mental health. so stay tuned for that. >> all right. doreen at the expo this morning. she got arrested pretty quickly. >> we always talk about so many of the fun things going on there that can get you active, but there are extraordinary resources there. serious issues in the screenings. it is a wealth of knowledge and things that you can get for free. by the way, everything is on our app. if you want more information about that. >> the list of events. >> and we're going to have the storm team 4 q&a session

there at 12:30 today at the nbc 4 expo. hope to see you there. you can check the frigid weather where you are. dress warmly as you're heading down there. check the nbc washington app and the latest storm team 4 forecast whenever you're away from your tv. it is a weather alert day because of these frigid windchills. beautiful blue sky over the region. there's the live view from our storm team 4 tower camera overlooking friendship heights there in the lower right. off in the distance there is bethesda. as we take a look at our feels-like temperaturesnuli+bz'>

this evening, the wind will diminish. by dawn tomorrow for the morning commute, we'll have dry pavement. temperatures will be in the teens. it will be cold at the metro and waiting for the bus tomorrow morning, but thankfully won't have as much wind around. partly sunny through the day. for your lunch hour, in the upper 20s. heading back home on your commute, hovering around 30 degrees in a partly cloudy sky. temperatures by the time we get into tuesday morning and wednesday, it'll be getting milder. tuesday afternoon, right around 40 degrees. wednesday ought to make it into the mid-50s. we may get morning rain as a warm front comes through. then in the mid-50s. the low 60s as we get into thursday. what a dramatic warming from today from the 20s to the 60s on thursday. then friday, maybe a bit cooler. might get a little morning rain. still, abnormally mild. in fact, our average high this time of year is only 43. we may be up near60

cooler. saturday, cloudy and in the low 40s in the afternoon. getting mild again on sunday. for dr. king day, maybe some rain with highs in the low 50s. that's the way it looks. >> all right. thank you so much, tom. the biggest names in hollywood and one of the top prizes of the year. roll out that red carpet. the excitement and surprises for tonight's golden globes. there's no denies donald trump is upending a lot of the way america does business. corporate america, the media, and the world. but can donald control the fallout that comes with all of this change? >> while being a disruptive force can produce the kinds of big change that voters said they wanted back in november, it can also create a big backlash. think about it. trump's moves to push companies to keep jobs in the united states have delivered some results for him, but that strategy in the long t

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while. we've been showing you images of the cold weather, but finally a creature that can truly enjoy it. these penguins at the kansas city zoo get taken outside every weekend in january and february. people get to interact with them. this weekend, the temperatures in missouri are around 30 degrees. not that cold. it's below freezing. that's just kind of awesome you can hang out with pen oguins. tonight, shifting gears to a much warmer climate, it is party time in hollywood. >> that's right. the 74th annual golden globe awards will honor this year's best in television and movies. it's all happening right here on nbc 4. mark barger gives us a preview. >> can we stop all the talking

>> reporter: hosting a free-wheeling award show slash dinner party is right up jimmy fallon's alley. >> it's classy. it's a little looser and more old school hollywood. it's not a giant theater. it's a ballroom. it really is like a wedding reception with cameras. >> how much of it is the alcohol? >> 95%. are you talking about "the tonight show"? >> reporter: the booze certainly adds to the party feel. >> look how drunk glenn close is. >> reporter: but there's also the slightly more serious business of handing out awards. >> i was just flushing the toilet and someone said, you won, and i thought they were joking. >> reporter: winners tonight are expected to include "lala land" for best musical or comedy. the film stars ryan gosling and emma stone are also heavily favored. >> i sense something of a sweep >> reporter: best drama is likely to provide much more suspense. >> best drama is the toughest to call.

this is going to be very, very close between "manchester by the sea" and "moonlight." >> reporter: those two films combine for 11 awards. in the television category, nbc's "this is us" is up for best drama. rivals include hbo's "west world" as well as netflix entries "stranger things" and "the crown." >> it's going to be a race between those four new shows and the veteran "game of thrones" that everybody loves. that could be anyone's to win. >> reporter: win or lose, it'll be fallon's job to make sure everyone -- >> it's a great way to say thank you to those guys. >> reporter: -- has a fun time at the golden globes. mark barger, nbc news. >> that's right. get it popping. we have a special programming note for you, by the way. tonight, the news 4 evening news will start one hour earlier. it's going to begin at 5:00 p.m. after "nightly news," we're going to bring you the golden globes on the red carpet. at 8:00 p.m., the awards show, all of that begins. then you'll see n

>> the golden globes. beautiful. should be fun. all right. taking a look outside right now. if you're going to go for a walk, maybe walk the dog, go for a run, you better layer up. it feels like zero outside in some places. tom is tracking a big change, though, in the next 72 hours. also, watching this severe weather forcing evacuations out west. the danger in yosemite national park as thousands prepare for some heavy flooding. ay with us. st

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time right now is 9:30 on this sunday morning. you're listening to some firefighters right there. they say everyone is safe, even though weather made it difficult to fight this fire on madison street in northwest. they're still working to determine the cause of that fire. cold, cold, more cold. don't know how else we can put it, right. >> it's cold. >> this is what you're going to have tnk about when you leave the house today. you're going to feel it no matter what. windchills are in the single digits. also, you're going to want to watch out for ice forming on streets as well as sidewalks. parts of virginia under a winter weather advisory. the storm's biggest impact on the hampton roads area. that prompted a state of emergency. listen, one of us had to go outside to see what it was like out there. no.

that leaves the odd man out. >> that would be storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein, who's standing by to give us, really, i guess a real report of what it feels like out there. how bad is it? >> yeah, it is painfully cold. the wind will sort of be calm at times, then occasionally it gets it is a weather alert day because of these dangerous windchills. there is the live view from our tower camera overlooking friendship heights. it is a nice bright and blue sky with bright sunshine. those winds are brutal. look at our feels-like temperatures. they're down to just near zero in much of the region. but a welcome warmup is on the way. i'll have a look at that coming up this half hour. >> tom, thank you so much. so cold it's messing up your mike just a little bit out there. look at this

three tractor trailers, a tanker truck, more than a dozen cars here involved in a crash in connecticut. amazingly, through all of this, no one was seriously hurt. that's just one of the scenes playing out from a massive winter storm that's having an affect all across the country. we see the storm's impact across the southeast, including norfolk, virginia. >> reporter: wicked winter weather causing this pileup in middletown, connecticut. 20 cars, tractor trailers, and a tanker truck dumping fuel on the interstate. unbelievably, no one seriously hurt. snow blanketing airports from new york to raleigh to atlanta. thousands of flights canceled or delayed. weary travelers trapped. this relentless storm unleashing snow and ice across the south. in georgia, accidents on icy roads bringing traffic on the interstates to a stop. >> we were sat two hours on 75, standstill, didn't move. >> reporter: south carolina hit with five inches overnight.

in north carolina, 260 accidents during a six-hour stretch. this pickup sliding right through a guardrail and off the road. millions of amerins struggling as mother nature dumps snow across the northeast. and in virginia, a blizzard warning keeps most people hunkered inside. except for nancy and her soon-to-be husband matt edward. >> it's cold outside, but i had no cold feet. >> reporter: only 40 of their expected 200 guests made it through the pounding wind and snow to the church. >> you may kiss your bride. >> reporter: but that didn't stop this couple from having truly a white wedding. >> good for them. families and their kids were enjoying a blizzard up in boston, meanwhile. take a look at this. they can keep it. people are

kids outside even though the snow was coming downsideways. but that's the sort of thing you just deal with because you live in massachusetts. >> that's right. and out west, this is not routine by any means. heavy rains, major flooding. this is videofrom yosemite national park. steve patterson shows us what other dangers the rainsing bring. >> reporter: i'm steve patterson in northern california, where residents are in a race against time. a winter storm expected to bring monumental rain totals and flooding, now tearing its way throughout the west. along the sierra nevada, people scrambling to pack in protective sandbags. >> i've got 300 sandbags on property. already put a bunch out. >> reporter: the tahoe basin's trucky river into reno is expected to crest well above flood stage, potentially damaging homes. in reno, residents working to move property to higher groud,

off storm drains. >> water raises in the river, storm drains will perk water up. what we're doing is actually plugging those. >> reporter: further west, bay area resident brenda johnson understands why the work is so critical. >> make sure i'm safe and my house is safe and my property is safe. >> reporter: brenda is haunted by the last time a similar storm hit more than a decade ago. the 2005 storm sent flood water rushing into roads and houses. the storms that year cost northern california $300 million in damages. >> it took maybe four minutes and it was will be in our house. >> reporter: forecasters say this storm has the potential to wreak the same havoc, if not worse. >> and that was steve patterson reporting. we continue to prepare you for any kind of weather that comes our way. you can always check the latest forecast from storm team 4 on the nbc washington app. president-elect donald trump is calling for warmer relations with russia. this all comes after the nat's

russian hacking and its role in the election. nbc's ron allen has the details on trump's response. >> reporter: as snow swirls around trump tower, a tweet storm from the president-elect, deflecting the intel findings russia hacked the u.s. election. claiming instead gross negligence by democrats allowed the hacking to take place, and they're totally embarrassed they lost the election. later, mr. trump tweeting, only stupid people or fools think good relations with russia are a bad idea. mr. trump's refusal all week to directly point the finger at the russians, leaving veteran republicans in disbelief. >> if after the briefing he is still unsure, that will shake me to my core about his judgment. >> reporter: but some trump backers say his tweet that there was absolutely no evidence that hacking affected the election results is his main message. the vice president-elect promising to step up america's defenses. >> we're going to take

days of our new administration to combat cyber attacks. >> reporter: trump still opting to deliver his message directly through twitter. he has millions of followers. >> his use of social media is revolutionary. i'm not sure it's wise. i'm not sure it's unwise. it's just happening. he's not going to change. >> reporter: while some warn of handling serious policy issues in 140 characters and questioning whether trump's being too cozy with the russians. >> he is fighting tooth and nail in support of moscow and their intelligence agencies. and that's why it becomes suspicious. >> that was nbc's ron allen reporting. you can expect the russian hacking report to be a big part of this week's edition of "meet the press." today's show features an exclusive interview with senators lindsey graham and john mccain. chuck todd will join us in studio for a live preview of that at 10:15. well, president obama's farewell speech in chicago is one hot ticket. it is so hot, tickets are no longer available.

you're looking at video of early saturday morning. people lined up to grab their free tickets to tuesday's event. distribution began around 8:00 in the morning, and shortly after officials said they had reached 7,000 people. president obama will deliver his farewell address on tuesday at 9:00 p.m. tell you what's not hot, outside. it is frigid out there as you take a live look at a frozen union station this morning. you're going to want to have your hats, gloves, scarf, whatever, the big jacket today. tom is tracking how soon we're going to get relief from the extreme cold. and a bold mission with a close deadline. the space journey one local company is anxiously awaiting to launch. stay tuned.

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take a look at this surveillance video. it shows a man wearing a t-shirt, standing near a security gate. as the car of the official pulled up, the man pulls out a gun and shoots the official through the windshield. authorities say the unidentified official is in stable condition. this morning support is still pouring in for a mentally disabled teenager whose brutal beating was broadcast on facebook live. a go fund me campaign had a goal of $10,000. we checked it, and we found out that it raised more than $116,000 as of this morning. police in chicago say that four people tortured that victim and taunted him with profanities against white people and president-elect donald trump. the suspects face charges, 2fjmr including kidnapping and hate crimes. time right now is 9:41. you're going to want your hats, your gloves, your heavy winter coat, and double it up. tom is

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weather alert day this sunday due to frigid windchills. dangerously cold temperatures. we'll be in the teens at 10:00 this morning. by 2:00, the mid-20s.

degrees here for the rest of the morning. then during the afternoon, the peak windchills may only be around 10 degrees because winds will be gusting around 30 miles an hour. then the winds will diminish after sunset into the evening hours. a look at a warming trend on the way over the next ten days. that's coming in a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. tomorrow is a big day for a company based out of ashburn. >> they're launching ten satellites in partnership with spacex. the satellites have new technology to follow ships and planes on earth. 70 of them will be sent up in the next several months. they're replacing older satellites. they say they've worked for so long for this day, it's kind of like dealing with family. >> there were two satellites launching. so i decided to name them andrew and nicolas after my children. they're like children. they have personalities. they have good days and they have bad days. >> they have good days. this is the first launch for spacex since one of its r

tomorrow's launch is happening in california. all right. shifting gears here, 9:45. sledding, skiing, snow angels. these are all acceptable activities when we're dealing with this kind of weather. >> absolutely. golfing, not so much. but take a look at this guy. first off, he's wearing a t-shirt. he sinks the putt. at least we think he did it on one try. we don't know how many tries. he was at the hidden creek golf course in new jersey. jersey strong. this video was tweeted out. it said, quote, always time for some practice. so at least his dedication is there. we'll give him that. well, this might make you feel better or warmer at least. you can't really tell how cold it is in this video from moscow, but let me fill you in. minus 22 degrees in moscow. a few people outside in those conditions, celebrating the holidays. the bitter cold isn't going away for another few days there. so you think you got it bad with the windchill, they're out enjoying it. it is what it is. >> ar t

woke up, some places on your map i saw like a negative 1, a zero. what is going on? >> yeah, the wind coming in out of the north and west is actually coming from the arctic regions. >> siberia? >> a little bit of that. certainly feels like it here. winds are starting to increase again, up to around 30 miles an hour. it is brutally cold. being out there on the weather deck, just five minutes was enough for me. >> invigorating. >> that's a nice way to put it. >> layer up if you're heading to the nbc 4 expo. we'll have the storm team 4 q&a session there at 12:30. there's the view overlooking washington now. live view from our tower camera. sun is jumping up in a nice blue sky, but it's not warming much. we're still in the teens just about everywhere. the feels-like temperatures are still low single digits. the windchill now in washington is only 5 degrees. windchill in winchester is 4 below

the windchill in southern maryland, where they got all that snow yesterday, is 2 below zero. fluffy, dry snow. a lot of the wind is blowing it around. there actually may be drifting of that snow here today because of gusty winds in southern maryland. our temperatures right now are in the teens. reagan national now is at 18 degrees. going forward, our windchills through late morning will still be in the single digits. then by 2:00, windchills still pretty cold. right around 10 degrees for the windchills much of the afternoon. then by sunset, the windchills will start to be a little more tolerable as we'll have the winds diminishing. storm team 4 radar scanning the sky. we have no snow anywhere in the vicinity. all clear now. won't get any snow here today. as we look here over the next ten days, quite a change on the way. tomorrow, though, still another cold day. we'll be in the low 30s. then up near 40 degrees on tuesday afternoon. a lot of clouds around. then maybe making it into the mid-50s on

on wednesday morning. then even milder weather moves in on thursday. up into the low 60s on thursday afternoon. friday may be up near 60 as well. a lot of clouds around. maybe a little morning light rain. next weekend, looking dry. a little chilly on saturday. sunday, into the mid-50s again. maybe some rain for dr. king day on monday. temperatures in the low 50s. that's the way it looks. >> tom, thank you very much. right now the 24th annual nbc 4 health and fitness expo is well under way. >> news 4's doreen gentzler is watt the washington convention center with another one of today's presenters. >> reporter: hi there, angie and adam. to me, this is one of the most important things that's available here at the nbc 4 health and fitness expo. more than two years ago, we started a project at nbc 4 we call changing minds. it's about mental health. in this whole area, we have gathered together a whole bunch of resources, quite a few organizations from

are focused on mental health and also substance abuse and substance abuse treatment, two things that can often go hand in hand. this is the place to come today if you'd like to talk to an expert about any of those subjects. and if you'd like to speak privately with an expert about those subjects. with me right now, you're with phoenix house, which is a drug treatment organization in our area. what can people find out if they come and see you all today? >> well, we want you to come and find out that there is treatment available. we work with both children and adults who are suffering from drug use, drug disorders, and we want them to come down, maybe get a screening and find out do they really have an issue, is there a concern, is there a family member they're concerned about. we want them to come down today and find that information out and just to learn about the different services that we provide. >> reporter: and people do have a lot of questions when it comes to drug treatment. how to pay for it, how to get

>> absolutely. so there are tons of commercial insurances that cover this type of care. there's private pay. some institutions even have scholarships. so it's here, it's available. when you come down, we'll be able to share with you all of the different resources, even in the changing minds area, from mental health to behavioral health. just come down, come see phoenix house mid-atlantic. we'll be able to answer a lot of questions. >> reporter: thank you. i hope a lot of people will take advantage of this opportunity. maybe this is a good opportunity if you've got a loved one, somebody you care about that you've been trying to urge them to seek treatment. this is a pretty nonthreatening, easy way to come and find out more information. angie and adam, i'll be back. we're going to check out the yoga area. we'll see how my downward dog works out. >> namaste, darlene. >> reporter: i can do that one. >> no problem.

we'll check back in, in a little bit. okay. so the stars are out for the golden globes tonight. but the awards are only part of the big celebration. the giant after parties celebrities can not wait to get

they call it the warm-up to the academy awards. why is it the warm-up? it can kind of stand on its own. we're talkingut

globes. >> well, because it's the first one. besides the awards, there's some pretty big parties that follow. nbc's ted chen has a look at what stars will be getting into afterwards. >> reporter: on the rooftop, a 1920s supper club. at poolside, a shimmering pavilion. in between, a style called matrix glam. that's what awaits the stars at the golden globe after parties at the beverly hilton on sunday night. the red carpet is just the beginning of one long party at the golden globes. it's a party that starts in the amp, goes into the evening, and well into the night. after the stars walk the red carpet, they go into the ballroom for the ceremony. after that, they fan out to six different parties. high above the rest is the nbc universal e-focus features party on the rooftop. all eyes will be on the stage with deejay kiss playing music and 1920s style dancing from l.a. follies. the look art deco and frank lloyd wright. the challenge, putting it all together in stormy weather and making each year look different

>> we have to start working on putting in the tent more than a week in advance. we crane in the tent. we begin building a very elaborate design structure, as you can see here. >> reporter: four floors below is the warner brothers in-style after party, built above a fountain in the oasis courtyard. this year's purple theme combined glamour and elements from "the matrix." poolside is the hbo bash, with a pavilion and a shimmering chandelier. >> this is my minimalist approach. >> reporter: one of the biggest challenges for this party designer is keeping everyone dry, even though it's not forecasted to rain until early monday morning, hbo is putting up two tents but leaving part of the pool space in open air. >> it still looks pretty. i don't want to make it look like a sea of plastic. >> reporter: but it will be a sea of stars. ted chen, nbc 4 news. tile right mow is 9:56.

the sun is out, but don't let it fool you. man, it is frigid outside. tom is looking ahead to a warmup and how soon 60 degrow temperatures will make a return. >> reporter: layer up and stand in the sun if you can. it's cold. we'll tell you how people are dealing with it later o news 4. n

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do you know what it's like out there? if you don't, you better prepare. first came the snow, now it is the cold. right now on news 4 today, get ready to bundle up. storm team 4 tracking temperatures that feel like the single digits. snow, blizzards, and whiteouts sent cars sliding from virginia to across the east coast. today millions are digging out. and planned attack. the new answers following a deadly airport shooting that could lead to a death sentence for the accused gunman. first, heading into the 10:00 hour on this sunday morning, man, it's cold out there, but i hope you're having a good morning. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein here with more on our frigid sunday forecast. >> yeah, it is a weather alert day due to these dangerous windchills. you really have to layer up, cover your extremities if you're going to be out for a length of time as we'll have these windchills at zero or just 10 degrees throughout much of the day ahead. it looks like washington, but