donald trump gets ready for a big weekend on capitol hill, he's reacting to targets attacks from celebrities at the golden globes. we're going to start first with a change in the weather. we have had one of the coldest days of the season. >> the sub freezing weather continues tonight. there's change coming our way. >> yes. take heart, we do have a wonderful warmup coming here toward the end of the week. but we're still going to have to deal with sub freezing temperatures into the night. at least we have some welcome sunshine back after that sort of dismal morning with the gray clouds. there's the washington monument, all brightly lit with afternoon sun on this monday. the temperatures are still hovering generally in the 20s just about everywhere. reagan national now at 26

it's going to be dropping right back down into the 20s. the feels like temperature in the teens right now. hour by hour into the night, right back down into the low 20s by late evening. now to the presidential transition. nbc news has confirmed what a lot of people suspected. donald trump's son-in-law will be taking a job at the white house. that may be just one of the staffing controversies we see play out this week. steve handelsman is on capitol hill to break it all down. >> jfk named his brother bobby as us attorney general. soon after that, congress banned that kind of nepotism. now donald trump will test that ban. a top aide confirmed the president-elect is giving a top job to his son-in-law, hiring jared kushner ae

as trump today hailed fiat for hiring u.s. workers. >> yes. we had a great meeting. it's jobs. you just saw what happened with fi fiat. >> not all the nominees who have hearings tomorrow and wednesday have passed background checks. >> many have vast hold gings in stocks and very few have experience in government. so they've not been appropriately vetted. >> no problem, said the senate republican leader. >> everybody will be properly vetted as they have been in the past. >> jeff sessions is nominated for attorney general, up tomorr tomorrow. the conservative alabama senator was rejected for a federal judgeship after allegations he made racist remarks. >> he has a different racist political ideology. >> other leaders disagree

racist. >> trump wednesday will finally layout his plan to avoid family con collects flicts of interest. or complex, if the children run the trump business. >> names jared kushner has a senior advisor will spark a separate debate. experts say federal law is crystal clear that presidents cannot hire anybody in their family, including in-laws even if they don't get paid. lester holt has just scored a big scoop. he's going to interview president obama ahead of tomorrow's farewell address in chicago. the interview will be the focus of a dateline special on friday night. it's called the reality of hope. as our nation prepares for the inauguration, the fbi is polishing off its plan to keep our city safe.

inside and outside, we'll show you some of the devices the fbi has at its disposal to deal with any disruptions. inside we're going to take you to a windowless room, a command center where they have the ability to look at cameras placed throughout the city. the fbi inauguration plan, outside and inside, coming up. first at 4:00, d.c. police want to know if anyone recognizes the armed robber in this surveillance video. here it is. the robbery happened last thursday evening at a store on georgia avenue northwest. video shows the robber grabbing money out of the cash register and then running out of the store. a violent crash on the beltway sent a woman to the hospital where she is now recovering from serious injuries. chopper 4 was overe

landover road. the woman was trapped in her car. police shut down the interloop while firefighters tried to extricate her. in the district metro says all trains are running again after the latest report of smoke in a tunnel. fire trucks surrounded the u street station around 12:30 this afternoon after that report came in. the transit agency says the smoke likely came from an insulator. trains had to single track while engineers inspected. detectives need your help to find a teenage girl who has been missing for four weeks. leona lewis was last seen on savannah street. she was a little over five feet tall, weighs 120 pounds. if you have any information, d.c. police want to hear from you. one of the four people at the center of a liquor board bribery case

today in prince george's county. director david sun is accused of soliciting bribes from liquor stone owners in exchange for favorable treatment by the board. prince george's county bureau chief is going through today's fbi affidavit. what she's learning coming up in our next hour. handcuffed, shackled and wearing a red jump suit. >> what happened today when the man charged in that deadly shooting in fort lauderdale airport appeared in court today. it's a dream

good afternoon. we've got sunshine back. the capital dome is bathed in gold and sunlight. sunset is just about an hour away. what to wear tonight if you're going out, you're still going to need your warmest coat, a hat, gloves and warm foot dswear. thankfully we'll not have as much wind. we'll be hovering in the low to mid 20s into the evening. into tuesday morning we'll be getting above freezing finally.

a la as you shiver through today's below freezing weather, keep in mind that last year was the second warmest on record. >> that's according to the national oceanic and atmospheric association. the average temperature was 54.9 degrees. that's the secondest warmest of the 122 years of record. that year there were 15 weather and climate disasters with losses exceeding a billion dollars. a d.c. family loses everything after a hoverboard that was charging in a bedroom caught fire. and the holiday season may be over but demand for the popular bean boot

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the man accused of killing people in a florida airport made his first appearance in court today where he was told he could face the death penalty. we're also getting a look at new video showing the moments leading up to that shooting. in less than 20 minutes inside a federal court esteban santiago, accused of killing five people, learned he could face the death penalty if convicted. he's facing several charges including murder,

disturbing video shows the moment the shooting at the fort lauderdale airport began. this laptop stopped a bullet. >> it absolutely saved my life. >> the motive for the shooting is still under investigation. in november santiago told the fbi the government was controlling his mind, making him watch isis videos. he was put on a watch for mental healthness, his gun taken away. santiago's brother in puerto rico says it was a call for help and the government failed him. >> they have responsibility. they knew it, that he had psychological problems. >> we're also hearing more about the victims like shirley timmons, leaving behind a husband, three daughters and eight grandchildren. a married mother of

in the line of duty this morning. the man accused of killing her, still on the run. markeith lloyd shot debra clayton. he approached clayton in a parking lot. he had been on the run for a month, wanted for the shooting of his pregnant girlfriend. >> in my nearly 36-year career, this is probably one of the stu toughest days for me in my career. >> deputies say lloyd carjacked a vehicle and led police of a case. the sheriff's office hasn't yet released the deputy's identity. first at 4:00, he won't be president at the time but barack obama will take one last flight on air force one next week after donald trump's swearing in. outgoing presidents are traditionally allowed a final flight on the famed aircraft, only official

air force one when a sitting president is on board. the white house says mr. obama and his family will fly out of town for a trip right after inauguration. but no word yet on where they're going. let's find out where the temperatures are headed. >> it can only go up. at least i hope so. >> indeed. we have been sub freezing all day long and all weekend it's been sub freezing. this is just going to continue here for the next several days with a warming trend. we're going to stay sub freezing overnight tonight and into tomorrow. we do have the bright sunshine pouring down. look at that beautiful blue zsk. it's going to stay with us as we get into the afternoon. we're going to stay with this gorgeous blue sky. now as we go forward in time here, we'll have a mostly clear

hovering in the upper 20s. that's about as much as we got today. it's just been generally all day long in the low 20s. the wind has been gusting a little bit unto around 15 miles an hour or so. enough to wear your warmest winter gear. don't have any rain or snow anywhere in our vicinity. good travel weather if you're heading out of town. everything is dry. all the interstates are dry here. we've got the powdery salt remaining from saturday's snow. temperatures in the suburbs and rural areas will be dropping back down to the low 20s. we're going to be flat lining in low 20s overnight tonight into the evening hours starting after

midnight. we're going to stay that way until right around dawn as we get into tomorrow morning. now as we do get into tomorrow morning, we are going to have our temperatures still below freezing starting off early tomorrow morning. it will be hovering generally right around the mid 20s starting off tomorrow morning. and then as we get into the afternoon hours, we'll see it finally getting above freezing on tuesday with highs reaching right around 40 degrees tomorrow. and then as we get into wednesday, even milder air pushes in. we ought to be into the mid 50s with maybe a few showers in the morning. after that, we'llhave a little sunshine back on thursday. but the big story thursday is that dramatic warming into the 60s. gets a bit cooler friday. over the weekend we get a little bit chillier. might get a little bit of a wintery mix on saturday. for dr. king day, light sprinkles. back into the 50s next week. it's the time of year

really need a snow boot around here. if you have your heart set on the super popular l.l. bean duck boots, you're going to have to wait. right now the company is 50,000 orders behind. a company spokesperson says this happened last year and the year before as well. >> big duck boot demand. new numbers this afternoon showing toys were in demand over the holiday season. still the go-to gift for many of you. market research shows the holiday season was another strong one for toys, especially toys geared toward preschool children. however shoppers might have had toy makers a little worried there because data shows people waited until the week before christmas to buy the toys. in that last week toy sales spiked 26%. before then folks were buying clothes and tech gadgets. for the older kids, the teenagers and us adults, a brand new iphone is a pretty coveted gift as well. >> yes. today marks t

iphone. apple started working on the project back in 2004 under the code name project purple. then ceo steve jobs said the phone's touch screen would change the world when he released the phone back in 2007. some credit apple with changing the way we think, pushing us into a digital first world. we all knew she was talking about the president-elect, but meryl streep never mentioned donald trump's name in her speech. this and other big headlines from the golden globes next. ahead, four

and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. we are the tv doctors of america. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. learn your key health numbers, and take control today. the winners, the snubs and the moments to remember. >> the golden globes are generating a lot of interest on social media this afternoon. "la la land" was the big winner, scott. but do you think that's going to have any impact on the oscar race? >> first let me start by saying my voice is completely shot. i have what meryl streep has, no question about it. to answer your question, even before the golden globe win last night, seven wins with seven nominations, "la la land" was

picture at the academy awards next month. this is exactly the kind of movie that the academy loves. it is a musical. it is brilliant. it is a masterpiece. and it is going the distance. now, just because it won the golden globes doesn't mean it's going to win the oscar. last year "the revenant" won best picture drama and "spotlight" won best picture at the academy awards. but in this case i'd say you can bet the house that "la la land" is going to win best picture at the oscars. >> one of the big surprises involved hbo. it had a bunch of nom iinations but walked away with nothing. what happened? >> other shows just took it. throws like atlanta and blackish and stuff like that. hbo usually knocks

park but this just was not their year. >> scott, you mention "la la land." this movie came in with huge expeck factations and somehow md to exceed them. with so many quality films in the mix, how did they produce this landslide? >> here's what happened. when i saw this film last september, i was thinking this could be the titanic of 2016. people are responding to ryan gosling and emma stone the way they responded to leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet. people are falling in love with ryan and maeemma. people are seeing "la la land" again and again. it's going to be in theaters all the way through the oscars and beyond. >> people are talking

comments last night. she never mentioned the president-elect's name but everyone knew who she was talking about. what are they saying there in hollywood today about this? >> well, i was at the golden globes yesterday and i was at the after parties and everyone was talking about meryl streep, a class act, a great speech. you know, she used the platform to speak her mind. she did it with grace and dignity. and then everyone woke up this morning to see the president-elect fire back on twitter. i think a lot of people in the hollywood community are thinking this is our president-elect and he's tweeting back against meryl streep when he should be thinking about running the country. you know, president-elect donald trump, show some class, grow up and take the high road. that's what a lot of people in hollywood are saying. >> scott, what's on access tonight? >> well, all golden globes

we're interviewing the winners. we are interviewing the whole cast of "la la land," ryan gosling, emma stone, all the people on the red carpet. do not miss "access hollywood" tonight. >> with the voice and everything, yeoman effort, sir. >> gargle with hot salty water. >> thank you so much. what did you think about meryl streep's speech at the golden globes? that's our flash survey today. you agree with it, disagreed with it, felt it wasn't the right time and place or maybe you didn't care. over half of you said you agreed with it. weigh in on the nbc washington facebook page. you've heard our warnings about one of the hottest gifts of the year. coming up, a hoverboard is the cause of a huge fire that left one family in the district without a place to call home. we will tell you what it costs to

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folks are facing a bitterly cold commute home. all day we've had feels-like temperatures in the teens, even colder. news4's justin finch has more from the king street metro station. >> reporter: the motivation this monday is to get out of the cold. we have seen commuters who are eager to get to their destinations asqu

warmly as possible. layers will be the word for today. we're talking about hats and scarves, coats, gloves. expect to stay bundled throughout the day. this cold will be sticking around. we're talking about what feels like freezer-like temperatures. then that cold blast of wipnd comes through and it feels even colder. this morning it felt more like 5 degrees at some points, with temperatures lingers in the teens. >> walking to the station in the morning, walking to work in the morning. it's been pretty cold. it's been really rough. >> reporter: as you can see, these commuters are having to deal with this cold and doing so quite the right way in their hats and scarves. v dot telling drivers to look out for icy patches on the roads that's refreeze. it's g

the rest of the night. lauren, would you call it a heat wave or just a warm wave? >> a warm wave. let's go with that. temperatures are gradually going to go up this week, which is good for a lot of our viewers out there who can't stand these bitterly cold and frigid temperatures. today didn't even make it above the freezing mark. yesterday it was down right blustery. the sun going down at 5:05. once we get past that 5:00 sunset, that means it's looking a little bit better as we head through january and eventually into spring. 26 is that temperature right now. we are only going to be into the 20s by late tonight into the upper teens overnight. it's just going to be bitterly cold. but we've got a warmup on the way. we're gradually going to warm up. we're going to let you know exly

maybe some 60s coming on that ten-day forecast. another fire has been blamed on a hoverboard, this time at a house in southwest d.c. the fire displaced a family over the weekend. consumer reporter susan hogan is in our newsroom with the latest on the investigation. >> the u.s. consumer products safety commission confirmed it too is investigating this, adding this case to dozens of other fires blamed on hoverboards across the country. a resident at this home on 1st street in southwest d.c. received the hoverboard as a christmas gift this year. it ignited while plugged into the wall charging and quickly spread to nearby bedding. investigates could not determine the make or model of the hoverboard but say it was purchased at a store in oxen hill maryland. more than 60 hova

more than 20 states have happened and more than a half million hoverboards have been recalled citing the lithium batteries can over heat. alexandria police ahave reopened duke street after a major fire at a gas station. they had to close off the street while investigators looked for the cause of the fire at the shell station near jordan street. the fire didn't get near the actual fuel pumps. construction is underway to put stoplights at a busy intervinte intersection in ashburn where an 83-year-old cyclist lost his life in november. he was killed walking his bike across the street. he lived in the adjacent ashby

warned about the dangerous intersection and had pushed for a stoplight there. supervisor ron myer took up his cause. we'll keep you posted on this story. expecting a baby? congratulations. now, as my wife and i have laernd three times over the past five years, get ready for a little sticker shock. the estimated cost of raising a child through the age of 17 is more than $230,000. that works out to about 14,000 a year which is a 3% bump from the previous survey. why does it cost so much? housing, food, transportation, healthcare, education, clothes and all those other miscellaneous expenses that kids bring. a lot of new parents think diapers and dayca a

actually found raising teenagers is more expensive. it's the season for resolutions. how about making a promise to get a healthier heart? heart disease is the number one killer of men and women. we heard from one expert who says you could add years to your life if you do these four things. number one, become more physically active. a simple brisk walk can do wonders for your heart. at least 30 minutes every day. number two, stop smoking. it's the single greatest threat to your heart health. and avoid secondhand smoke. diet of course is key. eat more fruits and veggies, at least five servings every day. finally resolve to find out what your numbers are when it comes to your cholesterol. >> if it's anything above 160, reduce it by 40 points. it's called the rule of 40. for every 40 poin y

>> this doctor says it's never too late to make a health resolution. and when you do, you should write it down. be specific about your goals and look at those goals every day. hopefully you took away some good information from the nbc 4 health and fitness expo this past weekend. we want to thank the thousands of you who came down to the washington convention center saturday or sunday. you saw fitness classes, healthy cooking demonstrations. so much more. we just love being able to meet so many of you while we were all there. hopefully you'll be able to join us to start the new year off right in 2018. that's going to be a big one for us as we mark 25 years of hosting the health and fitness expo. >> had a great time. always so much fun to meet all of those of you who come, even in the cold. it is a cold day today across the nation. things are heating up on the floor of the north american international auto show.

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tell us what it's going to be like for the other school systems around here in the morning. >> still subfreezing. we have a solar glow on the western horizon sunset here in just about 25 minutes. we've got a mostly clear sky. just a few clouds off on the western horizon. we're in the mid and upper 20s in the metro area and around the bay, shenandoah valley and off to the west and just about everywhere it's below freezing now. right now windchills are still in the teens. we still have to deal with windchill as well as temperatures below freezing through the night. cold and dry through the night. by dawn tomorrow, low 20s. but then finally getting above freezing by late morning. a look at a welcome warmup on the way, that's coming in just a few minutes. the ads for a

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mall. new information just released today. what the future looks like for virginia shoppers and what will happen to the mall in the short-term. and we watched this unfold for hours as rescue crews in the frigid col

here are four things to know right now at 4:00. >> esteban sand tiago made his first court appearance today. the judge told him the charges could mean the death penalty. meanwhile, new video shows the moments leading up to the shooting. two law enforcement officers died in the line of duty today, one of them a married mother of two. orlando police say a man wanted for murder shot a police officer when she approached him this morning. the sheriff's deputy died in the chase that followed. that suspect is still on the loose. big questions about trump and his cabinet picks come to a head this week. the president-elect predicted today that his entire proposed administration will win senate confirmation. when the person asking

of our country imitated a disabled reporter -- >> the president-elect is firing back in reaction to actress meryl streep's remarks at the golden globes last night. he called her an over rated actress and hillary flunky. today news4 learned that all merchants at landmark mall will have to leave by the end of the month. >> because it includes macy's which announced last week that it's closing its landmark store by april. >> it's all part of a plan to breathe new life into alexandria's west end. >> reporter: people remember landmark mall as a vibrant center piece on duke street. >> it's an iconic landmark we had growing up. now it's nothing. they just need to redo it. >> reporter: finally after talking about it for a decade or so, this property is now a big step closer to becoming a new

town. macy's is a key part of the transformation at landmark mall. the howard hughes corporation announced it has required 11.4 acres of the macy's store and parking area to use in a giant redevelopment plan, housing, shopping, entertainment and more to revitalize the west end of alexandria again. >> it's nothing now. we used to have the carnival coming. now we don't even care about the carnival anymore. >> reporter: we already see this kind of construction happening in other parts of alexandria. for now, sears is staying open. that company still turning a profit. the big question, still unanswered, when this fresh new line-up of housing, retail and entertainment will get off the ground. the howard hughes corporation has not offered up any definitive details on that. >> yoca

previous coverage about the mall on nbc washington's app. just search landmark mall. now your storm team 4 forecast. >> we've got some pretty chilly temperatures out there right now. the good news is we're going to warm up as we continue into this week. it's just cold this evening, yes, plain cold. some of those clouds have finally cleared throughout the region. we could. we've got some rain showers moving in through tomorrow night into early wednesday morning. temperatures have not made it above that freezing mark all

we're going to remain in the 20s for much of the evening. after midnight or 1:00 we'll start to see temperatures in the teens. nothing going on on radar. we will stay dry overnight except mainly north and west of town. that's where we can have a few sprinkles. it's going to be really really light. we're dry midday. then we'll have some spotty overnight showers leading into wednesday. it's going to be cold tomorrow morning when you get the kids ready for the bus stop. but temperatures gradually rising. first i want to show you this. look at this. 6:37 a.m., we've got a little piece of energy moving through the great lakes. that could bring some light snow showers, maybe freezing rain into our area from winchester to hagerstown and counties on the

widespread issues but there could be a little bit of patchy freezing rain. otherwise we're going to start to see some rain moving in after about 9:00. then it will continue through about wednesday morning. but we clear out by wednesday afternoon. more rain coming on wednesday late afternoon and into the evening. temperatures are going to be in the 50s on wednesday. we're going to have cloud cover on thursday. at least it will be a mild day. we the weekend does look a little unsettled as well. temperatures in the 40s, back to near normal, but we could have some rain coming through that could end up as a mix. little too early to tell on that right now, but just watch out for maybe a little bit of light freezing rain north and west of town early, early, early tomorrow morning. the key word being light. even though we need to bundle up today, at least we're not dealing with this. take a look at the snow falling nonstop today i

now, this was the second round of snow for that part of massachusetts in the past few days alone. plows had to run nonstop just to keep the roads clear enough for drivers to get by. the winter weather in the northeast led to this rescue in connecticut. rescuers worked to save this poor deer that couldn't get a grip. it took a while but the crew finally covered the doue with a blanket and got her to safety. transportation reporter add dumb . >> reporter: here at the brand new tacoma langley cross roads transit center, some riders are having a tough time catching their bus. it's all because they simply can't pay to

there aren't any smart trip cards being sold here even though this is a huge bus hub in our region. why aren't there smart trip cards being sold here? we'll talk to one rider who's super frustrated about it and what the said is saying about it. it's the biggest and most prestigious show in the auto industry. it doesn't open to the public until late they are wek.e

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breaking sales records for the last seven years. there's a lot of talk about the future of the industry, though. also embracing its past, ford announcing today they're bringing back the bronco and the smaller ranger pickup while jeep is going to reintroduce that great wood panelled wagoneer. news4 at 5:00 starts now with jim and wendy. right now at 5:00, a busy week in the nation's capital as capitol hill readies for cabinet confirmation hearings and the president prepares to say good-bye. also a moment before the judge for one of the men at the center of a liquor board bribery scandal in prince george's county.

shows how it will keep you safe and the district safe on the big day. our top story tonight, frigid temperatures. >> late word this afternoon about weather related thdelays r tomorrow. page county and fredericksburg schools will open two hours late. >> are we seeing 60s in the forecast later this week? >> do you remember the 60s, wendy? >> do remember them. great music. >> this cold has really grown tir tiresome. enough already. we've got a nice sunset underway. live view from our tower camera looking off to the west on this monday evening. high clouds coming through and the sun is going to get right below the horizon here in another five

each day we're getting about another minute or so of daylight. the live view from our city camera showing dusk now spreading across the region. tonight if you're heading out, you'll wear your warmest puffy coat, your warmest gloves and scarves and hats. right now we're generally in the mid and upper 20s. gaithersburg down to 21 right now. reagan national is at 24 degrees. the wind is a little blustery, not as strong as the weekend. a look at the warmup on the way is coming up this half hour. the director of the prince george's county county liquor board answered to bribery charges in court today. federal investigators say david sun negotiated payments between liquor store owners and elected officials. investigators tell us sun was originally cooperating with their investigaon