allies. >> reporter: australia, russia, iran, a lot of things being thrown at rex tillerson on his very first day. gallup shows 47%, more than not think the president may be moving too fast on some of these issues. >> the world is in trouble but we're going to straighten it out, okay? >> reporter: president trump at the national prayer breakfast this morning with his new secretary of state welcomed for the first time by career diplomats. >> hi, i'm the new guy. >> reporter: he faces serious international challenges on day one. >> we cannot let our personal convictions overwhelm our ability to work as one team. >> reporter: the white house describing president trump as extremely upset with an obama administration deal that accepts hundreds of mostly muslim refugees rejected by australia. the president tweeted it's a dumb deal.

this, what's the purpose? so we'll see what happens. >> reporter: australia's prime minister called his conversation with the president frank and forthright. many on capitol hill saw that as a direct insult. >> it's unnecessary and frankly harmful open dispute. >> to get off on a bad foot with that key an ally, i just think is not a thoughtful approach. >> reporter: more reaction today to the trump administration putting iran on notice after sunday's missile launch. >> they basically said knock it off and that we're watching. there is a new sheriff in town. >> reporter: tonight the treasury department is allowing transactions with russia's intelligence agency. the white house calls it a technical fix and insists they are not easing sanctions. iran, a couple of u.s. officials are confirming that new sanctions against iran could come as early as tomorrow. the trump administration saying these sanctions would not violate our joint

our new secretary of state comes to foggy bottom with the wealth of business experience but a professional path that is unusual for a diplomat. rex tillerson's entire career was spent at exxonmobil. his supporters point to his vast international experience. exxon has operations on six continents. tillerson's critics point to his close ties to vladimir putin. tillerson said russia presented a danger to the united states and that sanctions should remain in place. >> rex tillerson is a serious man. he's a man with great gravitas. when he walks into the room, you know you're dealing with a man of substance. >> former defense secretary will yachl k william cohen says he will likely feel compelled to resign. tonight betsy devos's nomination is in

she's barely hanging onto her shot at being secretary of education. two republican senators say they cannot support her nomination which leaves her with 50 votes in the senate. senator jeff sessions will probably have to delay his confirmation as attorney general just to he can cast a vote for devos. if it comes down to a tie, vice president mike pence can step in and break it. we're getting new reaction from australia's prime minister on that phone call he had with president trump. >> this is a skirmish between two close allies. the "washington post" reporting an explosive conversation between president trump and his australian counterpart. donald trump complaining that he would be killed politically for standing by this refugee deal, accusing australia of trying to expert the next boston bombers to the united states. do you believe it, the obama administration agreed to take in

thousands of illegal immigrants for australia. why? i will study this dumb deal. these are not illegal immigrants, but refugees. not thousands, but roughly 1200 refugees that the u.s. was going to look into accepting after vetting from an australian detention center. the australia prime minister down playing reports of a clash, telling the radio station this morning that mr. trump did not in fact hang up on him and that the white house will stick to this deal. >> the report that the president hung up is not correct. the call ended courteously. the zpudiscussion was frank and forthright. >> these two countries have historically close ties, sharing intelligence, fighting alongside one another. more australian soldiers helping against the fight in iraq than any other ally. now to a story you'll

only on 4. dozens of police officers have signed onto a complaint against the prince george's county police department. they say the department looked over promotions for minorities and handled misconduct inappropriately. >> reporter: we know that the complaint is in the hands of the justice department. we do not know if they are filing or beginning a formal investigation into that complaint. after our story broke, we spoke with prince george's county police spokespeople who say they are all other what's happening in this department. >> there are issues out there. the chief wants to act, plain and simple. >> reporter: more than 70 minority prince george's county police officers have filed onto a complaint alleging discrimination within the police department. >> the number of people that was involved with it, you know, 50, then 63, and now we're over 70. it has become a serious prm.

>> reporter: the local chapters of the national hispanic lomplt association and the united black police officers association filed the complaint in october. department of justice spokesmen released a statement saying the department of justice is in receipt of correspondence about this matter. that correspondence has been referred to the civil rights division for response. we have no further kmemcomment. >> some concern is just fair treatment. one officer get punished -- a white officer gets punished one way and a black officer gets punished another way. promotion, how they interact with each other. >> reporter: prince george's county police chief announced he and the police union are creating a panel to review the international policies. it will review promotion policies, best prc

officers with disciplined. a spokesperson with the police department says the chief's panel is not in response to the complaint. >> this hurts the chief's heart. he works tremendously hard to ensure a good working relationship with the community and within the department. >> reporter: the folks who have filed this complaint with the department of justice have also spoken with the aclu. >> the police department in prince george's county spent years under federal over sight that ended in 2009. long before the current chief was in charge. those problems are different from these new allegations, aren't they? >> reporter: yeah, very different. that was about the police department's relationship with the community. this time we're looking at officers who are saying there is another issue happening internally within the police department it. we're also

details tonight about the scene inside a home in mclean where investigators say a father shot his wife and son and then killed himself. police think hong chen shot his wife and season. news4 has obtained a search warrant that revealins police found a gun in chen's hand. new treats from president trump after violent protests erupt on a college campus. and more on that deadly prison takeover. how inmates were able to over power the guards, taking them hostage for hours and what it took to bring this to an end. >> reporter: in silver spring police have taken four men into custody in connection with a string of armed robberies. what's next in this widening investigation. and temperatures starting to cool right now. windchills already in the low 30s.

to go from here. 27 the current windchill in hagerstown. 17 state college. colder air makes its way in here.

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over turn obama era regulations. late this afternoon the house voted to scrap a regulation that extended background checks for social security recipients who are mentally incapable of managing their own affairs. the vote is one of the first steps toward strengthening gun op ownership under president trump. also, the senate passed a measure ailed at preventing coal mining debris from being dumped into streams. a lawmaker in california is blasting president trump for his reaction to the violent protests at the university of california berkeley. a republican student group invited a highly polarizing editor from breitbart to speak on campus. peaceful protests turned violent. police say a group of people in masks who were not believed to be students threw rocks, fire

the coschool had to go into lockdown. the speech was cancelled. >> this is the home of free speech. >> this morning donald trump sent a tweet that appeared to threaten to pull federal funding for berkeley because of that protest. a seal team six mission came to a deadly end and tonight the white house is pushing back on questions that it wasn't properly planned. navy seal william ryan owens was killed during that mission. white house press secretary sean spicer says the pentagon approved that mission in december before mr. trump took office. but the plan required a moonless night which doesn't come around until late january. president trump

ma military advisors. inmates took over a prison for nearly two days in delaware but it ended when police stormed the building. fir the prisoners used sharp objects to take over the facility. >> reporter: following a nearly 18-hour ordeal, a delaware corrections officer is dead after inmates initially took four hostages in a prison building. officials put the prison lockdown midday wednesday when a guard called for help. two of the hostages were released wednesday night. but by 5:00 a.m. thursday authorities made the decision to storm the building and end the standoff using a backhoe to breach the barricades. >> those tactical teams quickly located our female staff member and had her removed safely from the building in le

>> reporter: killed in the siege was corrections officer steven floyd, a 16-year veteran with the decht of correctionpartment. the prison guards unit is blaming limited staffing on his death and say his quick action saved lives. >> as the inmates attempted to take over the building, sergeant floyd told a couple of lieutenants to get out, that it was a trap. >> reporter: meanwhile authorities say inmates were able to use sharp instruments to take control of the facility. >> we also have to investigate what happened here, determine the facts to make sure that it never happens again. >> reporter: it isn't clear if any inmates were held hostage but all 120 prisoners in the building are considered suspects. an 18-year-old has been arrested for a murder inside

maryland dparyland gas station. prince george's county county police say stephan robinson shot and killed 23-year-old carrington daye junior. robinson is charged with murder and being held without bond. there's a new warning out today about what appear to be donation boxes in stores. do you really know where your money is going? you need to look before you give. >> reporter: recently you might have seen these at the checkout counters, boxes filled with candy and the picture of a cute kid or animal. if you take the time to read the fine print on the box, you'll discover your money isn't going to acharity but into somebody's pocket. >> it's pulling you in with that photograph. what's crazy about it is that

whispers but it's not. >> reporter: the i-team wanted to see just how often people would drop some change into those boxes so we set up our own surrounds by c surroundsed by cameras. coming up at 11:00 we'll hear what drew people into it and why county officials are issuing warnings about these boxes. d.c.'s main public library will shut down in march to undergo a major interior renovation. the martin luther king, jr. library at 9th and g streets northwest will reopen in three years. its notable exterior will be preserved but the inside will be completely reconstructed, featuring a grand entryway with the king mural, a large state of the art auditorium, a children's room, a ground level cafe and a rooftop terrace. the project is expected to cost about $200 million. during constti

employees will be reassigned to temporary spaces and other branch libraries. president trump took a dig at the new host of celebrity apprentice arnold sha schwarzenegger. >> reporter: the book has a provocative title, encounters with police, a black man's guide to survival. coming up, how it fits in with the chief's effort to have more community engagement. an of date on ollie the

ollie the bobcat is doing just fine this evening after escaping her enclosure at the national zoo earlier this week. doctors performed a complete physical earlier today. she got some booster shots including one for rabies. ollie escaped from her enclosure on monday. she was finally caught after a visitor spotted here near a zoo walkway yesterday. >> somebody on social media said she couldn't hack the high cost of rent in d.c. and came back for food. doug, a lot of people may want to crawl back home and get inside with the cold weather tonight. >> temperatures today not all that bad, near 50 again. but already starting to cool quickly. that

windchills already in the 30s downtown. first off, temperature-wise, right now not bad. the average high temperature is 45. that's exactly where we are right now. dropping to 38 degrees by 11:00. it's going to get chilly. one of the colder nights we've seen over the last week or so. current temperatures already in the 30s to the north and west. we're still seeing winds, 10-15 miles per hour. we're seeing some gusts over 20. windchill down to 27 in winchester, 38 d.c., 31 in good faith everi-- gaithersburg. no rain new york ci, no snow. we are looking at a system coming possibly on sunday. no longer looks like we're going to have that system at all. that jet stream continuing to

to the north, very cold. to the south, a lot warmer. still producing some lake-effect snow up towards new york. look at these numbers here. these are the windchills. 50 in richmond. 17 in state college. the warmer air has been to the north. now it's starting to move on down to the south. windchills as you wake up tomorrow morning maybe in the 20s here by 2:00. look at 9:00 tomorrow morning. 19 back towards martinsburg, 27 in d.c. tomorrow afternoon, around 4:00, 25 in gaithersburg, 30 in manassas. these are the afternoon windchills. i think we'll see a lot of cloud cover again tomorrow. if you're heading out friday night, 16 leesburg, 17 martinsburg, 24 in the city.

that we have. around the freezing mark in many areas saturday afternoon. 39 degrees on your saturday. 47 on sunday. again, we were tracking a possible system on sunday. but this system is all but dissipating across our region. flurries north, sprinkles south. but most of us will stay dry. i'm not anticipating any road issues at all. we do warm, but with that warming we see a good chance for heavy rain tuesday and wednesday. i'll have the latest. i've got some more information to tell you coming up in about 20 minutes. next at 6:00, four men arrested after a drugstore robbery. could it help police close more than a dozen cases across maryland? how a local attorney is helping ease tensions between officers

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police have four men in custody after an attempted robbery at a cvs in montgomery county. >> tonight we've learned the fbi is look into this case with the possibility it could be linked to more than two dozen robberies in maryland. darcy spencer joins us live with details. >> reporter: these robbers have been hitting cvss and 7-elevens. the last one was early this morning here at this cvs. montgomery county police continuing to interrogate four suspects. they believe they brought this crime spree to an end. the fbi is involved in the investigation of more than 30 robberies in maryland. the cases could go to federal court for prosecution. four men were taken into custody after an early

robbery here at the cvs in silver spring. charg charges are pending. >> there are some similar and like events in other jurisdictions, robbery detectives have been speaking to one another for the past several weeks. >> reporter: the latest crime happened right across the street from the fourth district police station. >> they really have some guts to do this. you've got to be careful. you always have to look over your shoulder to be safe. >> reporter: police in montgomery county were already watching cvss and other 24-hour businesses after a string of armed robberies in recent weeks. this is surveillance video of the gunman from one of those cases. early this morning, an officer noticed a car leaving the area around the time of the cvs robbery. an officer pulled that car over about five miles away near the intercounty connector and took

custody. >> i'm glad they got caught. >> reporter: police in prince george's county and howard counties as well as the city of greenbelt told news4 they're working cases that could be connected to this investigation. and we're continuing to follow up with montgomery county police to see if the four people they took into custody are arrested and what, if any, charges they'll be facing. we'll post those updates on the nbc washington app and coming up on news4 at 11:00. chopper 4 was over the scene in silver spring this morning as a shooting suspect was taken into custody. a 19-year-old woman was shot in the leg on leisure world boulevard around 9:45. police say the man had a gun on him. no word on the name of the man they arrested or a motive. in fairfax county police are getting a lesson from a civilian. he's afr

who's written a book about interacting with police. julie carey reports his message is valuable for both police and the citizens they encounter each day. >> reporter: you might call it the golden rule for what african-american men in particular should do when they encounter police. >> the theme of our book is comply now, contest later. it means at the time of the encount eer you just comply. >> reporter: it's a key point in this book. it was coauthored by attorney and entrepreneur boils and his childhood best friend, a police officer. his audience today, the fair fa county police staff. new transparency policies put into place. this give

understanding other viewpoints. >> we need to create a higher level of engagement and understanding so we can continue to make fairfax county the safest in the nation. >> reporter: boils had his own encounter with police when his car matched that of a murder suspect and he found himself surrounded by officers, hands on guns. >> i turned on my interior light first. i put both of my hands on the steering wheel so that the officers could see my hands. and when the officer. approached me, i just communicated and i over communicated. >> reporter: he says that means letting the officer know every move you're going to make. >> when i was asked for my driver's license, i said officer my license is in my back right pocket. do you mind if i reach for it? >> reporter: then if there is any type of mistreatment, follow up

so far 143 people have applied or been nominated to serve on a police-civilian review panel in fairfax county. the nine member panel is one of many reforms recently put into place. complaints about abuse of authority and serious misconduct will still be investigated first by police. but civilians unhappy with those findings can turn to this new panel. folks in virginia have mixed feelings about the so-called bathroom but issuill issue. a slim majority think people should use bathrooms that correspond to their sex at birth, not the sex they identify with. that's 45-42

there's a big difference of. s when you compare voters in northern virginia to those in the southwest part of the commonwealth. researchers conducted the telephone poll last week. a lot of people are still talking about president trump's comments at the national prayer breakfast this morning. mark burnett, the producer of celebrity apprentice introduced the president and during his speech president trump took a little time to joke about the new host of the show arnold schwarzenegger. >> they hired a big, big movie star, arnold schwarzenegger to take my place. and we know how that turned out. the ratings went right down the tubes. it's been a total disaster and mark will never ever bet against trump again. i want to just pray for arnold if we can for those ratings. >> schwarzenegger couldn't resist the chance to weigh in r, suggesting the two o

switch places. >> why don't we switch jobs? you take over tv and i take over your job. then people can finally sleep comfortably again, hmm? >> this is the second time the president has mentioned celebrity apprentice ratings inless thanin le less than a month. multiple hashtags including pray for arnold were trending online today. there was mixed reaction to the president's comments. there were plenty of nasty comments, some mocking the president, others coming to his defense. well, it is a vital tool when fighting heroin overdoses but families and first responders may have trouble getting their hands on this life-saving drug. plus our first look at super bowl commercials. first, here's doug. >> cloud cover

temperatures moving in across our region. cooler air moving in, finl in,

regardless of which team you're rooting for in this year's super bowl, advertisers are spending millions hoping that you'll be rooting for their newest commercial. >> even though some of the ones like we just saw have been generating some early buzz online there are always ads that surprise us. >> reporter: crews are still getting things ready.

>> trust me, i'm working. >> reporter: but the super bowl of advertising is already starting. many advertisers starting the hype early with online teasers. >> the strategy is smart in that you get a was goibuzz going. >> reporter: build the momentum to get the most bang for the 5 million bucks it costs for 30 seconds of air time. >> what better way to get awareness than to put it in front of 100 million fans on super bowl sunday. >> reporter: celebrities will pitch products including prom brady. 84 lumber will air a super bowl commercial for the first time while budweiser will debut a spot that tells the story of the cofounder, a german immigrant. thrusting the company

ongoing national debate. >> i've been watching the reactions on twitter this morning. you know, the ad is showing that it's doing exactly what we intended which is to inspire an entire nation. >> reporter: inspiration they and other advertisers hope will score big with viewers on super sunday. a couple more things to look for, audi is airing a commercial that champions equal pay, while budweiser is bringing back spuds mckenzie, sort of. >> we've been asking you to weigh in on why you watch the super bowl. so far about a third say it is for the game. another third including my wife, say they're watching strictly for the commercials. bad news for lady gaga, not a lot of folks are tuning in to watch the halftime show. about a quarter of folks say what game? they don't watch at all. >> for a lot of us it's also just about the food. >> right.

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cash from atms. the kidnapper did release the student who is okay. some 2 million people in the united states are suffering from s substance disorders related to opio opioids. tonight there's word that the cost of a life-saving drug used to safe victims of heroin overdoses is skyrocketing. mark segraves has more on that. >> it's been difficult in some situations. there has been a national shortage of these emergency medicines. >> reporter: paramedics across the country have had to deal with the rising cost of drugs and shortages. one of those is an antidote for victims of heroin overdoses which has seen a spike in cost.

ran short of a common medication. >> we were seeing a pretty extreme shortage of a medication given to diabetics when their blood sugar is really low. you would think in 2016 you could buy sugar water. >> reporter: if it's not shortages, it's rising costs making it difficult for first responders to keep drugs in supply. >> epinephrine has es poen thentithe exponentially went up to well over 100%. >> i don't think we would accept as a society that we could not resuscitate a cardiac arrest victim because the local ambulance service can't get epinephrine. >> reporter: the rising costs and shortages of drugs has forced some local fire departments to take staff out of the field and

and buying supplies. >> it rises to the level of national security, being able to save a human life. >> reporter: news4 reached out to the pharmaceutical industry for comment but did not hear back in time for this report. a plea tonight from manassas city officials to the owner of a mobile home park. they're trying to get them to allow families with children to stay until the end of the school year. in august residents of the east end mobile home park were told to be out this month because of the failing sewer system. the city plans to buy the property and fix the sewer. a nonprofit is trying to raise enough money to fix the sewer and allow residence debts to st the original facebook post has been shared more than a million times. the sign outside the cen

phones and pay at tentention to their kids. most of the folks shares this post agree with the message, but some started criticizing the sign so the daycare updated it. well, in a way. they tacked on the word please at the end. >> that's a lot nicer. >> yeah. >> i think we're all kind of guilty of that at times. >> it's a message a lot of us can understand. >> for sure. >> so colder air coming in? >> you'll feel a difference when you walk outside right after this newscast. i know chris leaves right away. it's a chilly night. it really is. earlier today we came in and it was pretty nice. you may not have even needed a coat but you need it out there now. 45 the current temperature. wind out of the northwest at 15. so that giv

into the 30s. that's going to be the case right on through the rest of the evening. look at the current temperatures. 3 n 44 down towards mount vernon. once again that windchill in the low 30s. some areas windchills already in the 20s. as far as the radar is concerned, nothing anywhere close to our region. that's going to be the case most likely all the way through the weekend. nothing on sunday now. 45 the current temperature in d.c. 50 in richmond. 36 in hagerstown. 37 in sta 27 in state college. now the colder air will start to filter in. tomorrow morning, 30 degrees to start off at the bus stop. it's amazing how many 8, 9, 10-year-olds want to wear shorts to school. that's not going to happen. it's

windchills in the 30s all day. your weekend weather, bundle up. cold for sure. skiing really looking good. last weekend was pretty good for skiing. this weekend is pretty good for skiing. hopefully a lot of those ski resorts will be able to make some snow over the next couple of days. out towards the west, wisp, canaan valley, snowshoe, they've gotten a lot of snow over the last week so their snow is looking good. super bowl parties, looking great. no travel issues at all. you should be fine out there for your super bowl parties. 39 on saturday. 47 on sunday. sunday a pretty nice day for the super bowl. 52 on your monday. then we look at our next storm. this one is going to be a warm storm, so all rain here. we could see a lot of rain, maybe even some thunderstorm activity on wednesday.

end of next week. coming up in sports the wizards go for 16 straight at verizon center. plus, a different tone for kirk cousins as he addresses his contract situation. here's lester holt. ahead for us tonight, the president testing relations with one of this country's most loyal allies. new details about that deadly prison takeover in delaware. and new hope for men suffering a ♪ new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics,

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well, sometimes sounding like a broken record is not a bad thing, because we sit here with carol -- >> you're talking about carol? >> no, talking about the wizards. going for their 13th in a row, 14th in a row. >> i love it. we make a big deal every game. they're going for sweet 16 in a row at home. only the golden state warriors had a better month than the washington wizards. they are the hottest and most surprising team in the league. it doesn't work anymore. tha

at all. tonight wizards at verizon center looking for win number 16 in a row. our own sherree burruss is there. what do you have? >> reporter: the wizards are going for their 16th straight home win. a lot of that is due to john wall and bradley beall. porter leads the nba in three point percentage. also averaging just over 14 points per game. how about markeith morris, he's coming off a double-double, 24 points and ten rebounds against the knicks. today i asked both players what's been the key to this success. >> we kind of figuring e ind it. we basically play to our strengths every

>> and we're healthy. we know a lot of teams are getting injured or hurt. but we're clicking right now playing well together. we're playing for each other. >> reporter: just to show how impressive of a run the wizards are on, they're going for their 16th straight here tonight. the lakers have only won 17 games all season. >> one of the worst teams in the west. but the wizards are not going to over look them at all. tip tonight at 7:00 at verizon center. the wizards, the capitals, even the redskins getting on social media as this wnba trade became official. she wanted the place closer to home in wilmington, delaware. she's joining a team that missed out on the playoffs. her arrival raises all expectations. she said she's had a smile on her face since she realized this was happening.

town elated with this news. >> are we winning? yeah, we winning for sure. >> they're both listed as 6'5". i'm going to see if i can get them to go back to back. someone always lies. kirk cousins down in houston for the super bowl and making the rounds on radio row. he was making headlines. on a san francisco radio show he was open to the idea of playing for the 49ers saying it is good to be wanted. cousins talked about his ability to let his hair down in the huddle if there's a long-term deal. >> it's unique to be a quarterback that goes to the pro bowl and is looking at free agency. that just doesn't happen

corner. they're going to make decisions they want to make and i'll react accordingly. that is the benefit to the long-term deal. i'm the guy, i got full freedom to lead, full freedom to be the guy to make this mine and get that permission, if you will. that's where the leash comes off and you're able to fully go. and i'm excited for that day to come, whether it come this is year or down the road. i can't wait. >> i can listen to him talk all day. i know he's not saying anything really. >> that's the headline, wait and see. >> one more thing about the wizards. they're hosting the lakers. that means the return of nick young. he's known in the newsroom as doreen's former favorite. she's now known as swaggy p. and he ran away from

interview today. >> nick played here? nick, you played here? you played here? >> yeah, i played. i got to go. i got to go. >> look he's running away. at least he ran away with a smile. i think he was worried we were going to ask about that cinnamon challenge that he did. you remember that? >> yeah, yeah. >> we were going to talk about his three-point shooting because he's one of the lead shooters. >> he still appears to be pretty

tonight, confronting our allies, president trump targets not only foes but friends. reportedly blasting the prime minister of australia on the phone. shock waves around the world as rex tillerson takes charge. thoughts and prayers. the president raising eyebrows with off topic remarks mocking his reality show successor at the national prayer breakfast. protest turns ugly. fighting cancer. what doctors have found to cut the risk of death in one of the most common forms. a day care center message gone viral. striking a nerve with parents across the country. a chance encounter that led to an amazing bond that's in