a virginia mom and her baby missing. what police need to track them down. first day on the job, parents and students are getting a chance to meet d.c.'s brand-new chancellor of schools up close and personal. >> temperatures today will be near 50 degrees. we have colder air coming for the weekend. i'll show you that in the forecast and next chance for precip coming up. >> good morning, thanks for joining us. >> we're going to get a check on ho

in with storm team 4 meteorologist, sheena parveen. >> temperatures are going to keep going up. 42 degrees currently in the district. but we will be getting into the upper 40s today and we're talking about a mostly dry day, few sprinkles this afternoon and not a big deal though. we have clouds around and one weather system to the west. pretty weak. if we see anything, it will be a couple of sprinkles. near 50 degrees today. that's not going to last. we're talking about colder air coming for the weekend. i'll show you when it will start to feel like winter again, plus we're tracking a chance for rain and snow showers. that along with the ten-day in a minute. >> a new developing story right now about an attempted sex assault in prince george's county. park police say a woman told officers tried to attack her inside a car. this happened between

3:00 this morning. the suspect ran away in the area of suit land parkway and tried to track down the person with search dogs but did not find anyone. >> take a look at your screen. police need your help finding this teen girl and 5-month-old baby boy. she left her home with baby aid an two weeks ago and they believe she may be in danger. may be with the 18-year-old father also missing. they believe he has ties to gangs. the national zoo's 25-pound bobcat is still missing this midday. yesterday afternoon d.c. schools moved activities inside as a precaution. that's because a few tipsters reported ollie in some neighborhoods near the zoo. ollie went missing monday morning but officials don't know if they'll be able to get her back. they've said, there's no public threat, don't worry, she's more likely to be scared of you than of you her.

>> another important story in the district right now, the new chancellor of d.c. schools is officially on the job. >> erika gonzalez was there. she is live at the middle school. >> reporter: good morning. this is actually stop number two for the new chancellor and we were there this morning for his very first visit on day one as chancellor of dcps. >> it's day one on the job for the new chancellor antwon wilson. he started the day greeting students outside bright wood and then we followed him inside as he walked the halls and dipped into a few classrooms. math and science. >> did you ever think in your career, washington, d.c.? >> no -- >> reporter: the 44-year-old career

superintendent to come here. >> way back when, 21 1/2 years ago i'd say this is all going to lead to d.c., but i'm excited nonetheless that it has led to d.c. it was always going to be a place that offered a lot of challenges where we can make a big difference. >> with 115 schools and 50,000 students, there's a lot of this to be done. wilson has a history of bringing back change in struggling schools. when i asked him about changes he would make or goals he would set, the new chancellor said -- >> i want to be in as many schools as possible. want to be in as many communities as possible and meeting as many parents and teachers and community members as possible. learning what matters most to them. that's my big goal then in several months we'll come back and talk about what i've learned. here the new chancellor is here with mayor bowser, there's an official press conference going on. a bit of

day as chancellor. dcps announced its teacher of the year. a beautiful surprise moment that we have on social media. you can check my twitter account and we have team coverage of the chancellor's first day with dc p s. tom sherwood is covering that angle and will have more for you later news 4 at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >> breaking news, big business is coming to arlington. in a couple of hours, we're expecting virginia governor terry mccalliffe to announce nestle will be moving to rosslyn. david culver will be at the late afternoon press conference. for details of the move and how it might impact our region tonight beginning on news 4 at 4:00. >> the senate judiciary committee is voting on jeff sessions nomination for attorney

to delay it. sessions is expected to clear the committee in a party line vote. now while sessions is waiting to be confirmed, president trump has nominated his deputy attorney general, rod ro rosenstein, the longest serving u.s. attorney in the country and appointed by president george w. bush in 2005. he'll need to be confirmed by senate. neil gorsuch is on capitol hill right now with vice president mike pence meeting with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. this comes as democrats are rallying to fight his nomination. nbc's edward lawrence has the latest. >> reporter: president donald trump wants neil gorsuch on the supreme court. >> i pledge if i'm confirmed, i'll do all of my powers permit to be a faithful servient of the

great country. >> judge gorsuch has outstanding legal skills and brilliant mind and tremendous discipline and earned bipartisan support. >> as an appeals court judge, appointed by president george w. bush, goresuch favors religious freedom in the rulings in cases such as hobby lobby, he cited with employers who had religious objection to providing conception to female workers. democrats plan to fill buflter and block the nomination, a retaliation. >> this is a seat that was stolen from the former president, obama, that's never been done in u.s. history before. >> let's give the man a chance. talk to him. don't shut it down before we even get started and two wrongs don't make a right. >> reporter: republicans see gorsuch as someone who would not try to act like

someone conservative to uphold the law. >> he attended columbia university for under grad and went to oxford. he needs 60 votes in the senate to be confirmed. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. >> virginia is joining a federal lawsuit challenging the executive order on immigration, it represents more than 60 people detained or deported from dulles airport over the weekend. mark herring calls the ban unlawful and unconstitutional and un-american. >> the commonwealth of virginia and our people are already being harmed by this ban. >> virginia senators tim cain and mark warner say it does not reflect american values. >> when larry hogan takes the stage for his third state of the state address, democrats will be watching to see whether he talks about any of president trump's policies. the republican governor has not

those policies and aids say the speech will focus on legislative issue which can include tax credits and environmental plan. while this is an amazing reunion story, a local brother and sister barely survived a fire nearly six decades ago ever since then they owed their live to firefighter who pulled them from the flames. >> they finally got the chance to thank their hero so many years later. kristin wright has the emotional reunion. >> reporter: a reunion almost 60 years in the making at station 34 in prince george's county. brother and sister, michael and linda hart finally got to meet the firefighter who saved their lives all those years ago. stewart newman pulled them from a burning house 1959. they were only 2 and 3 at the time. their mother was able to get out of the house but the

were upstairs taking naps. stu got the call sean remembers rescuing michael and linda from their beds 58 years is a long time to wait to say thank you. >> sometimes the universe opens up and let's us see things that are amazing and thank you so much for being there that day. thank you for just doing your job and i hope we can remain friends forever. >> pulling off the reunion took work. michael found an old newspaper clipping. in the article, the name, stewart newman. >> i love it. put it on my facebook page today. i love it so much. >> and very much so. there is plenty more ahead on "news 4 midday". >> a warning for those that use over the counter meds to help

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take a look at this, a major mess, a car slammed into a house there early this morning. the person who lived in that house was not hurt. we're still trying to find out who the driver of that car is doing and what exactly happened that caused the crash not yet known. >> one of the most traveled bridges, now the 100-year-old key bridge is getting cosmetic repairs. you might see scaffolding as they work to patch up the bridge's concrete. there's no need to worry though,

to travel. >> no risk of the bridge falling. fortunately these are cosmetic repair. >> there may be lane closures so crews can paint. the bridge repairs are expected to take two years. >> don't think about slowing down in the fast lane in virginia. the house of delegates approved legislation that fines drivers $250 for blocking the left lane. police can pull you over but there's no fine. the bill still needs senate approval. new this morning, brands new ratings how safe you are in a hybrid or electric car. the insurance ins tutd for highway safety looked at four cars. both received top safety pick plus ratings, that means they received good scores in all of the categories measured by iihs. two electric cars,

tesla 1 received good scores in four of the five categories. maryland state police have grounded some or all of its fleet of helicopters. the news comes weeks after unscheduled maintenance issues forced a similar grounding of those same choppers. in 2014, maryland state police completed the shift to the new aw-139 helicopters. the move was in part prompted by the fatal crash of a state trooper chopper back in 2008. sources tell news 4 the current issue has to do with a helicopter's tail rot ors, they had a history of tail rotor problems. in 2011 after a fatal crash in brazil, directives were issued alerting users to the possibility of the tail rotor issues. news 4 reached out to the manufacturer and maryland state police and still awaiting a response.

maryland state police were all manufactured in philadelphia. thank you, mark. news for your hekt, the first day of february marks the first day of american heart month. heart disease is the number one killer of americans. this month we're working for tips for heart health. >> reporter: americans work hard to stay on top of their financial health, saving money, balancing checking accounts and squirrelling away funds in a 401(k), but what about keeping up with heart health? a new survey of 1,000 adults from the cleveland clinic finds nearly half know their bank account balance while 38% know their blood pressure numbers. 18% are aware of body mass index and just 12% know their level of ldl or bad cholesterol. >> if you can keep all of those numbers in a normal range, your chances of

>> a doctor's office can of course keep you learn all of those numbers. cardologists also recommend monitoring blood pressure at home. >> you get a good brand-new blood pressure cuff and use it according to directions, you're going to get generally within five points of what their doctor will get in the office. >> reporter: other proven ways to prevent heart disease, exercise every date, manage stress levels and eat plenty of whole grain, fish and heart healthy fats like nuts and avocados. >> most healthy adults, a normal blood pressure reading is less than 120/80. we'll speak with the "today" shoes nutrition experts on how to keep your heart healthy. getting a good night sleep is important for your health but it can be dangerous if you use pills to get to bed. the new survey by consumer reports says people are

those pills, taking them too much. 18% of people who take the over the counter sleep aids told consumer reports they do it every day. 41% said they use them for a year or more. that can have serious side effects. >> we know that some of the common ingredients like aseat min fin can cause liver damage. >> in a statement, these drugs are approved by the fda to treat occasional sleeplessness, not long term sleep disorders or inso many mia. you can establish reroutines that will help you sleep better. >> could dietary change be an effective treatment for depression of the an australian study suggests following a mediterranean diet can provide impressive results in treating depression. here to talk is dr. joshua weiner.

>> the mediterranean diet is a diet where you're limiting processed foods and sugars. it's a diet that is rich in protein and you're having lots of leafy vegetables and eggs and olive oil, et cetera. this is a diet that's been shown to be helpful for numerous health issues, including heart health. now there's more studies, including this one showing benefits for mental health as well. >> tell us about the study. >> this was a relatively small study, 70 people. 35 in each group. the treatment group went and saw a nutritionist every week for serve weeks and followed with their diet and given nutritional advice to get on this mediterranean style diet. the other group met with somebody and played checkers or chess. all were suffering with depression prior to being in one of these two treem arms. what they found, the group that went on the med ter rare yan diet, one

remission, which is a big deal. the group that just got the social therapy so to speak, only 8% of those people got better. now the problem is this was not a perfect study because many of the patients in each arm of the study were on anti-depressants. you can't completely isolate it and attribute it to the dietary changes but in study does provide more evidence to back up what we've seen. diet makes a difference. >> there's a definite connection between what you eat and not just your physical health but mental health. >> you eat garbage, you're going to feel like garbage. the reason behind this particular diet helping is because of three things. number one, when you're eating this way you're increasing omega 3 fatty acids and balancing the bio -- >> exactly. >> and decreasing sugar, which is pro inflammatory and we know for many people with depression, it's in part a prm

inflamation. you're talking all three of those things and you're seeing the benefits from a mental health perspective. >> for someone who is depressed, it's challenging to take on this diet that might seem restrictive at first? >> it is. but i would say to people, look, you feel bad, you're not feeling well and so why not try this. yes, it's not going to be easy, like going to the gym and exercising is not easy. but we need to be able to do these things in my opinion before turning to the more traditional treatments, things like psychotherapy or medication, particularly medication. now, i would say for somebody who is really depressed, they are feeling suicidal and can't get out of bed and function, i would not say change your diet and go to the gym. those are people who are going to need a much more intensive level of intervention. for the average person not feeling well emotionally, you absolutely should look at your diet. if you change that, you have a much better likelihood of

>> that was my next question. this is not something you replace with proper treatment and medical care but this is a first step towards finding a wholistic approach to feeling better about life and yourself? >> absolutely. i say to people, this is a lot like other fields in medicine. i believe that so many of the things that people are getting treated for, obesity, high blood pressure, type ii diabetes, many have a behavioral component to them. if you fix the underlying behaviors, generally it's diet and exercise, you're going to get healthier. >> dr. joshua weiner, thanks as always for that good advice. >> we have details on a medical study that's sure to gain a lot of interest. the local university recruiting volunteers to

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we all love those baby animals. now some zoos are doing anything they can to get their animals to mate. listen to this. a zoo in the netherlands is trying out tinder for his orangutans. they will look through photo after photo of male orangutans, and additional pictures for this international breeding program and zoo keepers decide which one to invite over based on how she responds to these pictures. there's no swiping but if she has a fun respo

pictures. >> maybe like the -- >> the first time they tried this, she broke the ipad. so that might -- >> does that mean she got angry, i don't like that one. >> or excited, like, this guy. >> the things they do. >> i give it to the conservationists. weather. >> you know what it reminds me, have you seen that movie, love potion number nine. i always reference movies. >> i'm so far behind, sheena. >> that's an old sandra bullock movie and they test out the motion on the monkeys, you have to see the movie. the weather outside is cool today. let's talk about that. mostly cloudy right now, 42 degrees. it doesn't feel much colder, we're not seeing much of a wind. the clouds will hang around,

mostly dry today. 45 degrees in gaugers burg, quantico 42. leesburg at 46 already. here's the precip to the west. some snow showers, can't make it over the mountains though but there's a little bit of moisture. that's why we're saying maybe a couple of sprinkles today, not a bad deal. here's the fitness forecast by noon, stray shower possible, mid-40s, 4:00 p.m., upper 40s and 7 clng p.m., temperatures in about the mid 40s staying mostly cloudy and mostly dry too. future weather for tonight, keeping us dry, even saturday there's 12:00 p.m. saturday, dry conditions to start the week and sunday however we're watching one weather system doesn't look like a big deal but we're watching for the chance for rain and snow showers. i don't think it will really affect your plans on sunday. we do have maybe a few light showers in the forecast. super bowl plans because of that, i don't think it's going to be impactful at this moment but temperatures will be cold. upper0s

kickoff, 38 degrees, that's locally too. whatever plans you have for that. 49 degrees. we go into the weekend, we're dry but getting colder. closer look at your forecast coming up. >> thank you, sheena. >> to most women, makeup can be second nature and we have to wear it to work every day xbl a lot every day. >> a mom is using a beauty

the national zoo just gave us an update for ollie. she is still missing and the zoo is changing the way they are searching for her. she went missing monday morning. she is not a threat to the public. >> and we're going to stop sending our staff out to canvas neighborhoods and we still will respond to tips that you guys give us and respond if the d.c. human rescue alliance, who we are working closely with if they call us with tips. the zoo also thanked police in their search for ollie. you can call them with tips, they won't be out there though. >> some people are criticizing budweiser for bringing politics into this weekend's super bowl. the company is facing some fallout over an ad for the big game. joe fryer tells us why it's

company says it shouldn't be. >> you don't look like you're from around here. >> the real life story of company co-founder who in 1857 journeyed from germany to the u.s. >> welcome to america. >> you're not wanted here. go back home. >> the ad draum tieses his trials as he makes his way to st. louis where he meets his business partner, anheiser. >> with the nation now deeply divided over president trump's immigration order, the commercial struck a chord with many on social media. there's praise, good on you buzz wiser, we're a nation of i immigra immigrants. >> i don't think budweiser meant it as a political statement but it will become a

>> the ad in development for nearly a year is about heritage. anheuser-busch says we believe beer should be bipartisan and did not seek to create a piece of political commentary. you can't recognize the american dream today without being part of the conversation. no doubt this year's ad is a dramatic departure from super bowls past. >> bud -- wise ---er. >> from the budweiser frogs and that adorable puppy that produced plenty of teals. and of course budweiser's beloved clydesdales. advertisers are looking to break through during the super bowl like apple did with the 1984 ad. this sunday experts expect most companies will try to make noise without making a political statement. >> that was joe fryer reporting. we're getting a look at new video

child with a car then keep on going. we're going to warn you the video is tough to watch but the child will be okay. a 5-year-old was crossing the street when a driver in a silver car hit him. the impact threw the boy into the air and the car kept going. the 5-year-old suffered severe concussion and facial bruising and his mom says he was only in the hospital for one day and is doing okay. very lucky. to montgomery county officials are fuming after vandalism in their schools. a spray painted score board at winston churchill high school. taggers vandalized buildings and principals asked for information. the damage is worth more than $100,000. today is the day we get a glimpse at financiootball's fut. it is national signing day, choosing which school to play

picks, including one of this year's top recruits from our area. chase young attends the catholic high school and sign to play with ohio state. congratulations. >> concussion concerns are on the rise in children's sports and now the university of alabama and birmingham is tackling the problem. they are partnering with a company that creates more protective helmets, this is the zero one helmet that uses special columns on the inside to better absorb hits. >> our helmet yields or crumples when it's impacted and slows impact forces before they can reach the head and brain. >> and an engineer who has been studying the helmet said impacts have been reduced up to 30% so far. would you be willing to get botox in the name of science? george washington university is recruiting volunteers for a new study testing botox. they wants to know if it helps symptoms of social anxiety in

depression. they'll inject between the eyebrows and social anxiety is a psychiatric condition affecting 20 million americans. february is healthy heart month as we reported earlier in the newscast. heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the u.s. but it's also one of the most preventible. this week "today" show contributor joy bauer educates us on the key to a healthy heart. joy joins us good morning. good morning, to tell us a little bit more about this. this morning you talk about foods that improve cholesterol. what are those five foods? i know a couple of people in my life that can use them. >> perfect. i love the searry, it's not about what you can't eat, it's about what you should be eating to drive down those numbers. when it comes to cholesterol, simple delicious foods. the first is an apple. apple has a cash hydrate in the skin called

absorbed but that's a good thing because the fragments bind to cholesterol and it could help to flush some of it out of your system so it doesn't land in arteries. pick up some apples. also, lentils rock. they are convenient, they are budget friendly but they are also packed with protein and fiber. again, fiber helps to flush out extra cholesterol. the other cool thing about lentils, you serve them up at the meal in place of a fatty meat, you're saving your body from the saturated fat you would get from fatty meat and getting the protein and fiber from the lentils, like a win-win for your arteries. avocados fabulous and they are creamy and luxurious and everybody loves the taste but they also have a special type of monounsaturated fat that helps to increase the good cholesterol. so it has fiber to low

good cholesterol so if you eat avocados, no matter how you eat them and enjoy them, in moderation, of course, you can really enjoy your entire cholesterol profile. another one is oats. oatmeal never goes out of style and oats have a special soluble fiber. it's like a tongue twister and it creates a gel within your system and it's like a cholesterol magnet. so it could help to escort some of the cholesterol out of your body as well. it doesn't have to be for breakfast if a bowl of oatmeal. i like to pulse rolled oats in the food processor and then you can use that for muffins and use it for pancake batter. i also roll those in smoothies and grinds right up, you get this thick luscious smoothy. so you really want to experiment with oats and the last food is ia

thank you for that tip as well, joy. >> chiea seeds are great, they have omega 3 fats, also help to drive down triglyceride levels and don't taste. you really can't like chia seeds, pick up a bag and sprinkle them aaround. and keys to a healthy heart tomorrow and friday on "today." thanks, joy. >> excellent. >> she makes it easy because i like all of those. >> all week long we were talking you about moms in the area making extra money on the side. >> most of us don't have enough time to care for kids and come up with creative ways to make cash but we found a mother selling something most of us wear every single day. >> there's another doggy. >> sara hickener coloring with her two kids. for a few hours each week also works with a different kind of color. >> i teach skin care and color cosmetics and use the mary k

products. when people fall in love they buy it. >> reporter: one of 600,000 who sell mary kay kos mettics, called consultants. all it takes to join is $100 for a starter kit. >> i didn't really believe in direct sales honestly, but i kept hanging out with these women and they were successful. >> reporter: they buy the products at whole sale and sell them at retail and the difference is theirs to keep. >> it's that extra money that can be hard to come by in an area so expensive to live in. so many people, you have this great job but you don't have enough money to put in the savings or in the plan for the fut or or go on vacation and stuff. >> reporter: this mom learned how to make up a side job that works for her. amy cho, news 4. >> brand-new settlement for volkswag uslkswagen, c

>> we're talking about a little cold weather for the weekend. >> it will here before you know it. today's cold and this weekend is going to be colder and will feel like winter and feel like football weather. maybe that's good. we have football weather just in time for super bowl sunday. then we go into next week, big warm-up under way. i'll show you that in a second. cloudy and cold or cool. cloudy and cool today, not very warm jackets this afternoon type weather but this weekend we'll get colder starting with late this week. upper 30s for a high and chance for rain/snow snow showers. we could see a few. we'll keep it in the forecast for now. 45 in gauithersburg and some areas starting to warm up in the mid to upper 40s currently. precip to the west that can give us a few sprinkles later on today. otherwise just about mostly

cloudy. the normal high is 44. today close to 50 and for friday and saturday, we keep on going down, upper 30s on saturday and dry day. sunday is the day we're talking about with a few showers around. there we go into the weekend staying dry on future weather and then we could see some rain and snow showers approaching. we'll watch that closely. if anything it will be light, very minimal, if any accumulation. more details as we go into the next couple of days. here's a look at the future temperatures for the start of the weekend, the cold air drops down, upper 30s, look what happens next week. by mid week next week, we're talking about the 60s coming back into the forecast. not today though, near 50 degrees, mostly cloudy, 40s for the rest of the week. upper 30s for the weekend and there you see it, tuesday and wednesday, we're back in the 60s with a chance of some showers. thank you, sheena. forget the drivetlu at mcdonald. >> how about a big mac a.t.m. where you can finds this national treasure when midda returns.y

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>> where has this been all my life? >> good life finding a bigger fan than scottny norris. >> can you make all of the ingredients. >> two all beef patties special sauce, cheese, lettuce, on a sesame bun. >> he forgot pickles and onions but we'll let him pass. >> it's pretty novel and it would be cool to check it out. >> the line stretching out for the three-hour promotion for two new big mac sizes, mac junior and grand mac. >> i've had the grand mac and it's awe? >> only today, it's about having the fun to share the social media part and enjoy a great burger. >> reporter: you enter your twitter handle or e-mail address and out pops the big mac. >> it's pretty good. >> pretty good though. >> so if the big mac isn't your hi

burger. it's all about the beef. a newbur burger joints represen local virginia beef farmers. interesting toppings -- topics too, maybe, and nate joins you for a burger tasting. i love my job on days like this. is it all about the beef? >> i think it is. the more you eat a burger, you want to taste the beef. you don't need the additional items on it. >> why is it important to support local cattle farmers? >> it's great to know exactly where your product is coming from and having a relationship with the farmer and you know, there's any questions, we ever had, you get to call up and see where they are raised and see their whole life and everything. >> makes it taste better. >> i believe it does. >> we're doing a burger tasting and what you brought and what the difference is between this burger and this burger. >> we offer two different types of beef ready from

the beef you're -- flavor you're used to has a deep beef flavor but also a butteriness to it. more of a tender texture. >> you're going to make one of those for us. >> yeah and also the white park which has -- it is a breed that is natural to only eating grass so it's 100% grass fed. it's got more of we say an earthier flavor and has a little more age -- >> you can taste the differences. i have to taste them to figure out which one. tell me how you put your burger together? >> we keep them as basic as possible because we do want to let the beef shine. we make a special sauce, which is a mayonnaise based sauce but it has worechester, soy, garlic and ketchup and garlic and onion. >> put a little

>> special sauce is beneficial. >> this is which one? >> this is the ang us. >> we're used to eating, little red onion. then we add some pickles -- >> i love pickles on my burger. not everyone likes pickles. >> you need the acid and texture. >> do you add anything else? >> no, it's salt, pepper -- >> this is the one that's the typical one while you're making that i'll taste this one. >> really good. delicious. and this same -- this burger gets the same treatment. >> same exact. it kind of gives people the option if you're used to -- >> try that one. >> it gives the option if you're being for -- >> if you want the all grass or what you're used to eating. >> it does taste different. i like them both. all g

burgers are delicious. melissa, i'm sing you av

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more than 100 countries. and volkswagen agreed to pay 1.25 billion to compensate owners and could be forced to pay more than 4 billion if regulatesers don't approve fixes for all vehicles. court documents filed late yesterday show owners who op for repairs will get compensation between 7,000 and $16,000. if they opt for a buy back, they will pay $7500 on top of the value of the car. with your cnbc business report. >> putting together an amazing run. look at john law so happy. they keep winning at home. they go for the 16th straight win at the verizon center and because they won 15 in arow at home, offering $15 tickets to the game. that's a deal. they are in fourth place in the conference and tied for first in the division. on fi.

>> me too. there's a twinkie flavored ice cream. >> when i saw this, i thought there isn't already? they have teamed up to create three new frozen novelty, tw twinkie cones and frozen ding dong and sno balls on a stick. all available in grocery and convenience store freezers nationwide. my son will be automatically attracted. >> do you remember how we started with joy bauer and burgers and now twinkxtskie ice cream. >> i love the little debbie swiss cake rolls. if they made that ice cream, it would be downhill from here. fantastic. temperatures today, a little above seasonable for this time of year, normally we're at 44 degreu

could see a couple of sprinkles across the area. not going to be a big deal. we go into tomorrow and we're in the mid-40s and stay dry throughout the week. going into the weekend, it's going to get colder, 38 saturday, upper 30s on sunday. that's the next chance for some possible rain and snow showers. we'll watch for that closely as we get there. that's super bowl sunday too, go to feel like football weather. look at next week, we'll warm up to the 60s tuesday and wednesday and also be watching some showers at that time. kind of a roller coaster with our temperatures over the next ten days. >> all right, sheena, thanks so much. we're ready for it. especially the 60s. that does it for "news 4 midday." we're back in the afternoon first at 4:00. news and weather updates any time of course with the nbc washington app. have a great days. we'll see you back here in the morning. i think we both need a nap after today. >> after the burger -- >> i'm going to get some ding dongs or whatever they have in the frozen section now. >> see you tomorrow.

>> stand by, everyone. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. [ applause ] >> the hair, vet long tie, jon stewart's trump-inspired make-over reunited with colbert for the first time since the inauguration. how we have missed him. >> i miss him so much. so smart and clever. love how he rings up the tie and throws it over the shoulder. he says that the president, this is how men dress now. >> okay. yeah, i'm not so sure about that. he was great, great seeing them back together and i imagine for jon stewart he has so much to say now that trump is president. in fact, he did have a lot