disease started the campaign. >> get screened. know your body. know who you are, you know, and trust yourself. trust yourself and trust your heart. >> reporter: star is a woman heart champion with the campaign. >> you can check out your own heart health tonight for free. women heart's night out to knock out heart disease will offer screenings for blood pressure, bmi and cholesterol levels. they're happening at burlington stores tonight from 5:00 till 8:00 and a lot of it is knowing your health, knowing your numbers. it's not necessarily something that's going to be obvious for you. >> news 4 tonights now at 5:00 a.m. good morning, everybody i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. it's the day a lot of us look forward to all week. we are talking about friday. >> here to get your day started

we'll kick things off with a check on what you'll face outside with chuck bell and sheena parveen looking at that forecast this morning. >> hey, everybody is working for the weekend. right? >> absolutely right even though i've got to work on super bowl sunday. >> oh, you do? >> drew the short straw, didn't i? but it's in the morning so i'll still have time to get out and enjoy a little bit of my sunday afternoon. i already am starting to salivate with what i'm going to make for super bowl sunday. hot sausage sandwiches. the one time of the year that i treat myself to that. outside for today, before i forget what i'm actually here for, cold and dry this morning. sunshine back this afternoon and if you're going to be doing stuff outside this weekend, just know it is going to be on the cold side today tonight and tomorrow. sunday is looking so nice indeed. more of the details on today's temperatures let's go over to sheena. >> a cold start but by this afternoon in the low 40s. 33 by 7:00 a.m., so just make

this morning. the good news is we'll be staying dry today. by noon, 41 degrees and by this afternoon we'll be in the low 40s and later on tonight, that's where we'll be dropping into the 20s. take a look at your weekend forecast. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, 20s by the afternoon. upper 30s sunday. super bowl sunday looking pretty good. nice and dry. let's take a look at the roads on this fine friday with melissa mollet. >> finally, so glad it's here. northbound at shirlington circle. still had this crash on the right side of the roadway. 66 and 95, no beg problems there. earlier issues out of the way. 270 southbound from 70 down to the spur is looking just fine. northbound same situation. just heard about a new problem on georgia avenue. we'll talk about that here in just a minute and 95 northbound and southbound at powder mill road, no major issues. problem on georgia coming up. thank you. that breaking news again i

paris at one of the biggest tourist attractions in france. erika gonzales is at the live desk for us. >> new information just into the live desk about this serious security incident taking place at the louvre in paris. let's go back to these live images. the scene looking quiet. that's because that area has been evacuated. there is no extra security on scene. confirmed reports that a soldier opened fire on an alleged attacker. we are hearing that that suspect was trying to enter the famous museum with a knife. the soldier, we understand is wounded and fired on that suspect multiple times. again, a man trying to interthe louvre with a knife and came into an altercation with a soldier that tried to stop him from entering. no word yet on the extent of the

>> thank you. also breaking right now, someone found a man's body at a bus stop in prince george's county in the last half hour police confirmed the man is dead. they said there was no trauma to his body but the death is under investigation right now. this happened in lanham. the man was found lying on the sidewalk near the corner of route 450 and whitfield chapel road. be sure to download the nbc washington app and keep watching as we learn more about this case. now to this story in alexandria, virginia. they're trying to lea how a woman was hit and killed at a well marked intersection last night. she was hit at little river turnpike and braddock road. police are questioning the driver of that truck. happening today, we could learn when the man accused in the brutal mansion murders here in d.c. cou be heading to trial. >> we're live this morning with details on this

good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. it was just a brutal murder. the family and their housekeeper held hostage and ultimately killed inside the family's northwest mansion. police say the suspect deron went then set the mansion on fire. later today he's expected in court for a hearing. a trial date could be set today. the crime happened in may of 2015. prosecutors say they have dna evidence that puts him inside the mansion. they say that there is also evidence that the victims were tied up and possibly tortured before the -- before they were killed. now, the prosecution has wanted to go to trial to set a date for some time now, but the defense has asked for more time to test dna and other evidence and that request was granted. the court date pushed to today. now, deron went has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges against him. again, he is due in court later

a trial date may be set. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. 5:06 right now and president trump is getting ready to speak with some of the bilgest names in business today. leaders from tesla, general motors, pepsi and walmart will take part in the first economic advisory group meeting. uber's ceo quit the group yesterday after facing criticism from employees and customers. the white house is warning israel that new settlement construction may not help efforts to achieve peace with palestine. israel is planning to build 3,000 new homes in the disputed territory of the west bank. the united nations and the european union view those settlements as illegal and beyond israel's borders. and president trump could unveil new economic sapgnctions against iran. the white house put iran on notice this week in response to a

iran responded warning the u.s. not to make empty threats. we broke this news right here last night. a massive fire is still burning in fairfax county. >> erika has the late fres the live desk. >> good morning. the update to this breaking news that we brought you. these impressive images. last night, a trash and recycling center consumed by flames. that still has crews busy this morning. this was the scene last night in fairfax county. chopper 4 over that scene in lorton and crews say this morning they're working on smoldering piles right now so it does not look like those images that you are seeing from last night. really impressive. they seemed to span the size of the screen there. we understand that some 60 firefighters were on the scene trying to put this out. the cause of that fire still under investigation. at the live desk i'm erika gonzales. thank you. right now, the green belt police department needs your help finding this 91-year-old man, willie hill. take a look at his

he left his home yesterday morning around 9:00 to take a morning walk but he never returned. he was wearing the same black and white plaid flannel shirt that you see in this picture here along with jeans. police say he has dementia. there is a reward for information about a bethesda man missing since december. that is the last time john donohoe's family saw or heard from him. they're offering a $25,000 reward for anyone that can help find him. montgomery county police said a woman was caught on surveillance video using his credit card on december 22nd. police have not said whether she is linked to his disappearance. a cyber attack targeted surveillance attacks here in the district and two people are in custody in connection with this case. those people were arrested in london. one man is british, the other person a swedish woman. the post says they hacked into almost two thirds of the district's 187 cameras days before the

there was no threat to the public. >> all right. ollie is spending a few days in the zoo's hospital. she had a full physical exam yesterday. the zoo says she received some booster shots and had one of her paws stitched up. she was found wednesday on the zoo grounds. everyone keeps thinking she was hanging out at the bird cages and i'm sure they're doing a full check on the birds there, make sure all the feathers were accounted for. >> there are other bobcats at the zoo too, but everybody's been taken -- everybody. the cats have been taken out of that enclosure while they make sure it's completely secure. a look outside for you this morning. we're off to a cold start as you might imagine. sheena is back with a look at how long this cold will stick around as well as how to dress for your walk to metro. spending time with your kids, getting exercise and making money? a local woman combines

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it's going to be colder. we're talking about the 20s and it could be feeling colder with the wind and the weekend is going to start colder too. current temperatures in the 30s but gaithersburg coming in at 36 degrees. your morning commute today is going to be dry, but on the cold side. 33 degrees by noon. dry roads, 41. by 5:00 p.m. we're looking at temperatures around 43 degrees and what you need to wear today, well, a warm jacket this morning. sunglasses late in the day because we'll have clouds around for most of the day. a closer look at your cold weekend forecast coming up. let's check the roads with a new crash. >> we just got off the phone with police so this is a pedestrian that was hit. again, georgia avenue at randolph road. it's actually right near the police station here. they say it's minor and we don't have any lanes blocked. southbound 210 near wilson bridge drive, a crash reported there this morning. shirlington

we did have a crash on the right side of the roadway and that has left the area. a look at the beltway coming up. if mexican drug lord el chapo guzman is convicted he may spend the rest of his life behind bars. he was extradited to the u.s. after he was captured in mexico. prosecutors agreed not to seek the death penalty. guzman has pled not guilty to drug manufacturing and distribution charges over the last 25 years. a suspected high school shooting plot has been foiled by a parent who listened and spoke up. two students in fullerton, california, have been arrested. police say a parent overheard the students talking in detail at a sporting event. the parents snapped a photo and reported them to a school resource officer. the two had searched on line for fire arms and information on previous school shootings. no

if you normally take metro we're working to find out more about the six stations that are going to be closed and could have a major impact on you this we weekend. >> reporter: planning ahead is going to be your best bet, especially if your travel plans include the orange, blue or silver lines. let's break this all down for you here. those six stations closing for weekend repair are on your screen. so saturday and sunday, free shuttle buses will be replacing trains between the eastern market and foggy bottom stations. also the plaza and metro center stops will host yellow and green sur service only. and riders traveling between virginia and d.c. you're advised to take the yellow line and switch on to the red line for downtown d.c. ser

orange, blue and silver line service will be running in sections only. so if you are traveling on the trains on metro this weekend, you are advised to build in 45 minutes into your scheduling there. these repairs will include radio and improvements to tunnels and also of course track work. i know this sounds like a lot given that it's super bowl weekend. we are told though that is a low ridership time for metro and that's why it's happening. back in to you. all right. thank you. and this sunday is of course super bowl li in houston, texas. the falcons taking on the new england patriots but the super bowl is so much more than just football. it's about food too, of course. in just a few minutes we'll tell you what it would take to burn off -- we're going to ruin it for you. we'll tell you what it would take to burn off your favorite foods for game day. plus, what we know about lady gaga's half-time show. >> i'm eating the fried chicken and the bufflo

anyway fyi. >> i'm with you. this week we've been sharing stories about moms in our area who are coming up with creative ways to make some extra money. >> it can be hard to balance your family, your business and your own health, but a virginia mom found a way to combine all of them. >> if i am moving past you, you are not walking fast enough. >> moms on the move at the mall. that's the idea behind fit for mom. stroller fitness classes around the country. >> good mom pregnant mommies. >> she says teaching moms how to stretch with their strollers help her to be better with her time. >> when people ask me i still say i'm a stay at home mom. my kids are my number one priority. >> reporter: but she warns even running a fitness business from home takes some heavy

i work 24 hours a day whenever i can. >> reporter: and with any franchise there are also startup costs. a franchise costs about $5,000. in a good month her business makes $4,000 in membership fees. >> it's nice to have that extra money to put towards preschool. >> for her being there with her kids, that's what her business is all about. all right. look at them go. robertson reminds anyone thinking of starting a side business to choose something that they are passionate about. it helps, definitely just in general. and if you are going to own your own business, be prepared to take risks. a lot of them require money upfront. >> if you've missed any of our ideas for ways to make extra money we've posted them all online for you. search moms making money in the nbc washington app. trying to tie the knot here

congratulations, second, i hope you have a lot of money saved up. a new study finds the average cost for a wedding in the d.c. area is higher than ever. listen to this. the average wedding costs $40,000. that's up from 38,000 the year before and higher than the national average which is 35,000 which is still -- so if you think about 40 that's not even that much higher than the national average. the study finds couples are inviting fewer guests and spending more on details including photo booths and signature cocktails. >> i don't think you should put that information out there because now when you meet someone you're like i don't know if you're worth $40,000. >> that's a down payment on a home at this rate. >> i would never -- 40,000? are you kidding me? no. >> we spent 30 bucks at the courthouse. done. >> here's a ring and

>> i spent a little more than that, i'm just going to say. >> that's because your husband bought you the rock of gibralter. >> you guys are so silly. >> it's going to be cold around here for a while. did you know that 22 out of the last 23 days have all been warmer than average? so not any real cold weather since the 10th of january. right now we are going to be on the chilly side for today and for tomorrow. a lot of clouds around today. not much of a rain or snow threat for us. couldn't rule out a stray drop or a flake. you don't need to worry about the umbrella for today. temperature wise we're in the 30s now. there won't be much of a rise in temperatures. 34 now in washington. most of the suburbs in the upper 20s to around 30 degrees so certainly need your winter code here early this morning. but notice the difference. a northwesterly breeze and a fair amount of clouds around, temperatures will struggle today to get into the upper 30s, maybe the lo

city but most of the suburbs will stay in the city. most of the clouds through noontime. later this afternoon i do think we'll start to get some sunshine back. tomorrow will be bright and sunny but it will be on the cold side. highs tomorrow again, only upper 30s to near 40 degrees. so be ready for that. we will be milder again by sunday. sunday will be warmer than average. so will monday, so will tuesday. so will much of next week but we do have a chance for some needed rain coming in. could get quite a bit of rain on monday and tuesday. let's go over to melissa who's always pretty in red. >> thank you. i'll pay your five bucks when you get back here. still have that crash in our system here this morning. it's a pedestrian but we spoke with police there in montgomery county and they said there was minor injuries and they're hoping that will be out of the way here soon. southbound 210 near wilson bridge drive, a crash reported there. beltway overall, no big issues.

70 down to the spur. we also have a brand new problem on the blue line. single track, that's because a deer was hit by a train so we do have delays both ways. all right. thank you. it's the best part of the super bowl. the food. some would would say that but you might think otherwise when we tell you how much it's going to take to burn off all those wings. he hasn't been seen hr heard from for months. now his family hopes rewards will help them find him. >> and following the breaking news in france where a soldier has opened

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vegetables. it has added produce butchers. >> i laugh, but people are going to be lining up for this. >> the scallion, it comes in a long thing -- >> scallions is one of the easiest to cut. >> which part do you eat? >> all of it, just not the end. lady gaga spoke at a briefing in houston yesterday. she would not talk about the song she'd sing or how many costumes she'd wear, but she did show off her arm completing a pass to her dad. look at this. not bad. during the news conference, lady gaga was asked whether she planned to make a political statement during the show. she said her performance will be for everyone. >> i'm excited to see it. >> super bowl sunday is also a day for food. i look forward to this day every year because i can just eat everything i want. but have you ever wondered how much it might take to burn those

food all day? >> not at all. >> according to the new york city policy center, if you eat ten wings you would need to run the length of 149 football fields. >> no way. >> thanks for ruining my day, aaron. eight potato chips with dip you would need to do the equivalent of 35 minutes of refereeing a football game. and for five pigs in a blanket you'd be doing the equivalent of 70 minutes of performing in amar'ing band. >> we'll talk about the ads we saw but we have a sneak peek of the ones you really don't want to miss. >> plus, the big forecast for the big game is getting better. a look at the weekend weather and what twear today just o

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right now at 5:30, breaking news out of paris. shots fired just outside a famous museum. the latest details coming in to the live desk. and this super bowl weekend, where you'll be seeing more patrols and how to prepare. and wear red day. it's a cause that has the news 4 team matching today. why you should join us. usually when we match it's just a coincidence. everyone thinks we call each other, but we don't. we just have connected minds. >> but this one was e-mailed and textss

good morning, everybody. as you pick out your red outfit today you want to make sure it's a warm one. >> the temperatures are cooling down just in time for the weekend. we'll check in with melissa but first to our storm team meteorologists chuck bell and sheena parveen. >> last time i was the only one not wearing red so this friday i am on point. >> and we're all wearing red together and for a good cause too. before you head out make your you have the read on and warm because the cold is back. the four thing to know, the cold is back and it's going to stick around tonight. tonight's going to be colder and saturday is going to be a colder day than today in the afternoon. the good news though, we have sunshine for saturday so that's going to make up for the cold. we've been watching a chance for maybe some rain and snow showers sunday. right now, not looking like it so much. then we have a big rain coming as we go into next week. milder temperatures so not too bad. issues out there on metro.

let's take a look at that with melissa. >> blue line single tracking between franconia and van dorn street. that is why those delays will be kicking off here. powder mill road, a brush fire there. going to check that out quickly with chopper 4 in the next couple of minutes. southbound 5 near bryantown road there. southbound 210 at wilson bridge drive, still have that crash and 66 and 95, you can see no major issues there. we'll take a look at travel times for you in ten minutes. is a massive police presence in paris right now. >> there is a shooting outside the louvre museum there. erika is live with the latest. >> so the details started emerging probably within the last 30, 40 minutes or so. we can now tell you that a soldier opened fire on a man after being attacked outside the louvre. as a result of that, that whole

you are now seeing a heavy police presence in that area after this serious security incident. remember, france has been under a state of emergency since the 2015 terrorist attacks in paris that killed 130 people. so exactly who this person is, what they may have said to this soldier, i think that was trying to enter the famous museum, we just don't know right now, but we can tell you again, the confirmed details that a soldier opened fire on a man after being attacked outside the louvre. from the live desk, i'm erika gonzales. >> thank you. 5:33. now to another story we're working on for you. metro closing these six stations you see highlighted here tomorrow and sunday to do some work in the tunnels. free buses will replace orange, blue and silver line service into downtown d.c. the lower level platforms will also be closed. justin finch will have more on

you can follow him on twitter. now the fbi is now getting involved in a series of robberies at drugstores in maryland. four men were taken into custody yesterday near a cvs in silver springs. they were trying to rob the store, but there have been about 20 robberies at cvss and rite aids. if they are connected they could go to federal court for prosecution. police and the fbi are working to nab the man they say robbed one bank and then tried to rob another. they say both of the incidents happened yesterday at td banks. the banks are located on rhode island avenue northeast and 7th street in chinatown. he escaped with an undisclosed amount of cash at one of those banks. no one was hurt. >> an alleged serial groper who's been arrested more than 70 times will stay off the streets for now. we told you about him last week

northwest d.c. he was ordered to undergo a mental competency exam. at least 20 of his arrests have been for sex offenses. police say it's been difficult to keep him in jail because most of those crimes were misdemeanors. as you're picking out what to wear today consider wearing something red. today is wear red day. it's part of a kickoff to women's heart health month. the american heart associations of heart disease and stroke cause one in three deaths in women each year. that is more than all the cancers combined. heart health impacts women of all ages. >> reporter: the american heart association says one in three women will die from heart disease. when you think about heart disease, you probably think of someone older, but you shouldn't. >> we got the chance to spend some time with star mizra. she went into cardiac arrest when she was 23. star was diagnos w

syndrome, a heart rhythm condition. she's also in heart failure. now she's 37 and living with an implanted device to keep her heart in check. her message is powerful. >> star wants her story to help other women. she's one of the faces of a new campaign to noblg out heart disease. women heart, the national coalition for women with heart disease started the campaign. >> get screened. know your body. know who you are. you know, and trust yourself. trust yourself and trust your heart. >> reporter: starr is a woman heart champion with the campaign. >> and you can check out your own heart health tonight for free. women heart night out to knock out heart disease will offer screenings for blood pressure, bmi and cholesterol levels. they're happening tonight from 5:00 until 8:00 and really you are your best defense. >> knowledge is power. >> taking care of yourself. we are warning -- a warning for you before you do that

load of laundry. why the detergents you use to clean your clothes could pose a health risk for your family. plus, a family killed inside their d.c. mansion. the update we're expecting about the case that shocked our region. plus, you're waking up to a colder morning and it will stay this way through the weekend. don't head out the door until u hear chuck's forecyoas

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we are talking about a cold start to our day and maybe even colder for the weekend. >> winter coats needed for a change of pace around here. it's been mild for quite some time. the feels like factor early this morning it's cold. temperatures back into the mid-20s. upper 20s to around the freezing mark around town. so kids will need that winter coat once again. bus stop temperatures right around the freezing mark early today. not a big rise in temperatures. cloudy skies through at least lunchtime today will seal out much of a warmup. so again, winter coat, your hat and your star f on tcarf on the side. the daily grade today comes in at a b plus. i'll be on wdop in a few minutes. for now though it is time to go to melissa and let's see what she's working on on a friday morning.

okay. delays on the blue line between franconia and van dorn street this morning. this is chopper 4 over that situation southbound bw parkway before powder mill road. had that brush fire with the right lane blocked. looks like that is clearing actually right now. do have some delays heading southbound. taking a look at travel times, 270 south is fine. top of the beltway, no major worries there. 66 inbound and 95 north also okay. listen to listen to wtop when you hop in your car today. super bowl countdown. two days until kickoff, but we're getting a sneak peek at some of the ads you'll be seeing. a look at the commercials everyone is already talking about next. plus, nordstrom cuts ties with ivanka trump. why you won't be able to find her fashion line on store

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right now on news 4 today, mansion murder update. a story that shocked our area. a family killed and a fire set inside their d.c. home. now police's prime suspect is back in court. and nordstrom cuts ties with ivanka trump, why the department store won't be selling the fashion brand of the first daughter. poisonous pods. it's a product we use every day for our laundry but a new warning that they're a serious health hazard for a loved one. >> you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll be talking about them all weekend long. we have a preview of the super bowl ads everybody's already talking about. it's 5:45. first a trial date could be set for the man accused in the brutal family murder that rocked the district. >> erika gonzales joining us with details on what's happening in court today. >> deron went is charged with killing the family and their housekeeper back in 2015.

family hostage before setting that home on fire. it was a piece of pizza that was left behind at the scene that actually led police to him. now hundreds of swabs have been tested for dna. five of them matching went. the government also says they have other items that connect him, but they're not dna related. the defense says they need more time to test those items before a trial date can be set. went has pleaded not guilty to 20 felony charges. if you'll remember, this was a case that not only gripped our area, but also got huge national attention as well after it was reported that the family may have been tortured in this horrific scene. you see the two parents there, their housekeeper and their very young son all involved in this horrific crime. back over to you guys. all right. thank you. it's 5:47 right now. it's been nearly a

murder mystery. now fairfax police are asking for more help. they're looking for a black pickup truck. it was scene in the mason area around the time 83-year-old was shot and killed last march at his home. if you know anything police would like to hear from you. there is a reward for you for information about a bethesda man that's been missing since december. his family is offering $25,000 to anyone who can help find him. they last saw him on december 13th. a woman was caught on surveillance video using his credit card on december 22nd. police have not said whether she is linked to his disappearance. now to a story you saw first on news 4. dozens of prince george's county police officers are accusing the department of discrimination and unfair discipline. more than 70 minority officers signed on to a complaint with the department of justice. they're also talking to the county's branch

>> it's fair treatment. white officer gets punished one way and a black officer gets punished another way. promotions. how they interact with each other. >> now, the justice department issued this statement saying it has received the correspondence from the hispanic law enforcement association and it's been referred to the civil rights division for response. new this morning we've learned that a psychologist tried to intervene with dylann roof four months before he killed nine black parishioners at church. this is according to newly unsealed federal court documents. several other psychological specialists say that roof suffers from a variety of mental disorders including depression ft he was sentenced to death last month after killing the church goers in charleston, south carolina, in 2015. a local high school is responding to a

supreme court nominee founded a group called fascism forever. georgetown prep where neil gorsuch attended released a statement saying no such club ever existed at the campus there in north bethesda. one of his classmates believe the group name was published in a yearbook under gorsuch's name a as a joke and other classmates had also made up groups listed under their names. a stronger taller fence around the white house is one step closer to being belt. the new metal fence will be 11'7" tall. it will have anti climb technology. that agency can now start looking for a contractor. details the secret service has struggled to find the best way to protect the white house after a series of breaches while president obama was in office. the new trump administration is changing decades of u.s. foreign policy. >> iran could soon face new sanctions and israel's at

an american ally is being tested now. edward lawrence is on capitol hill. >> reporter: and things are getting very interesting. just within the last hour i rarn has now said they will bar u.s. wrestlers from going to a free style world cup comp tiletition the country as part of retaliation for the sanction imposed here. sanctions could come as early as today and both democrats around republicans favor it. >> and we're seeing the president take a much tougher position on israel. >> reporter: exactly. when president trump first took office he gave carte blanche support to israel but now they're saying -- released a statement saying israelis need to back off of creating new settlements because it is a deterrent for peace in the

>> all right. thank you. coming up on 5:51 right now, i want to turn to sheena parveen and talk about this forecast. you know, are we getting more normal area for -- >> a little bit today. yeah, today is seasonable. that's today. tomorrow, not seasonable. colder than seasonable. and the morning temperatures tomorrow actually are going to be feeling like the teens in some areas. so eun, get ready. bundle up or just don't go outside. stay inside and hide until it starts to warm up. the sun is going to be out tomorrow and even today is going to be a nice day. chilly afternoon, and feeling like the teens tomorrow morning. it's going to be a cold start to your saturday. super bowl sunday looking good. earlier this week we were talking about a chance of maybe rain and snow showers but now we're taking them out of the forecast. it looks too dry at this point. temperatures locally mostly in the mid-30s. 28 degrees right now.

gaithersburg, dulles at 22, quantico coming in at 36 degrees and it feels like 29 in the district, but if you look up to the north and west, they have single digit windchills right now and here's a look at our future feels like temperatures as we go into this afternoon. feeling more like the mid to upper 30s i think through most of the area but then we go into tonight. here's 9:00 p.m. for tonight. your friday night plans, look how cold it's going to start to field. gaithersburg could feel like the upper teens. the district feeling like the mid-20s. then we go into tomorrow morning starting off your saturday. we have those windchills in the teens in many areas so keep that in mind before you head out. future weather here showing us staying dry today. cold tomorrow afternoon too. but then we go into sunday and we get more of that southwest wind that's going to push temperatures closer to 50. super bowl plans looking good. staying dry. the snow staying away, so here is a look at the forecast if you have plans locally to go watch

4:30, 50 degrees. kickoff 47. if you're leaving any super bowl parties, mid-30s and dry. we have a 60 degree temperature there in the forecast. it does come with rain though. a new crash also for your friday. let's check on that. >> good morning. brand new problem westbound 50 here at 301. not seeing much of a slowdown so that is good. southbound bw parkway, all lanes now open. had report of a brush fire on the right side, but we do still have some delays hanging around there this morning. southbound 5 near bryantown road, a crash reported there. the rest of the bottom of the beltway through prince george's county looking good as well. southbound 210 near wilson bridge drive, still have that crash hanging around here. a little bit of a delay there. inbound looks just fine and on the blue line everything is clear. we had that earlier issue with delays between franconia and van dorn street. see you back here in ten

morning about those liquid laundry packets that you may use. the number of eye injuries linked to these packets is skyrocketing. the injuries happen when adults and children pop them, getting the detergent in their eyes and that can lead to chemical burns and in some cases, vision loss. millions are suffering from substance disorders related to prescription opioid pills. hundreds of thousands are hooked on heroin and now there's concern that first responders across the nation don't have access to the life saving drugs used to treat heroin overdoses. the cost of the anti overdose drug is skyrocketing. so is the cost of dextrose and epinephrine used to treat allergy and asthma attacks. they're either hard to come by or hard to afford and that has first responders concerned. >> there are medications within our national interest to have available. i don't think we would accept as a society that we could not resuscitate a cardiac

victim because the local ambulance service can't get epinephrine or something like that. >> news 4 reached out to the pharmaceutical industry reps for comment but we have yet to hear back. macy's could soon have a new owner. the department chain had disappointing holiday sales and lost shoppers to online retailers. the cincinnati business journal reports it's possible that ross could buy macy's next year. macy's ceo is stepping down and says he is willing to sell. >> well, another department store also cutting ties with a member of the first family. >> landon dowdy is in new york with the details on that. >> good friday morning to you. in order some says it will stop selling ivanka trump clothing and accessories. they say it was based on sales performance. a spokes person didn't say whether the move is permanent, only that they make buying decisions each season and the move comes amid a week long campaign by a group

a boycott of retailers that carry ivanka and donald trump merchandise. back over to you. virginia state police gearing up for super bowl sunday. >> they're conducting a traffic safety enforcement campaign. extra troopers out to look for impaired and reckless drivers. >> if you drank more than you were expecting to, just take a second and think and try to arrange for a ride home or stay off the roads. >> according to the national highway safety administration on average during a single football game three people will die as a result of drunk driving. >> just not worth the risk. >> find another way. a lot of us are going to be watching the super bowl in between the touchdowns this weekend. right? >> that's right. come on, it's all -- it's all about the commercials. right? we're getting ready and seeing some funny things already. some sad ones and even some controversial commercials. >> you don't look like you're from around here. >> now, we mentioned budweiser's born the hard way ad

and how he immigrated from germany. >> budweiser has been in the works for a year. >> and melissa is going to bring the laughs. she is a superhero in this next commercial. this is a commercial for kia. she gets into a lot of trouble along the way. we won't show you the whole thing here, but you have to wait for the rhino, she's hilarious. >> katy. katy. >> i love it. >> wait for it. >> this is a skittles ad. they've already put this one out there. nothing like trying to ask your family to understand your relationship. >> kids love skittles. super bowl weekend is a busy one here in washington, but before you make your

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taking metro this super bowl sunday, you could be in for a delay of game. we'll tell you why, up next. >> plus,

sunshine in your super bowl weekend forecast, but we'll have to get throuhilly friday first. >> we will get to that in just a minute here. first though, we are tracking some breaking news out of paris overnight. >> shots fired just outside of the world famous louvre. erika gonzales is live at the live desk with the latest. >> let's get you emerging details here from the live desk on the situation outside the louvre. the area that's been evacuated now a heavy police presence there because a soldier opened fire on a man we now know armed with a machete there in paris, france, outside the louvre museum. the head of french capital's police force saying we are dealing with an attack from an individual who was clearly aggressive and represented a direct threat and whose comments led us to believe that he wished to carry out a terrorist incident. this again coming from the head of the french capital's police force. we understand that that