heading into the 10:00 hour. right now on news 4 today, police cars rammed, officers shooting, and a car torched. the wild scene and the man hunt that's now under way. and appeal denied. the new ruling this morning on the controversial travel ban and how the trump administration plans to move forward. and game on. will tom brady and the pats come out on top in houston, or will matt ryan lead the falcons to their first super bowl victory? the big game, the commercials, the politics, the food, the drinks, all of it playing out in front of millions a the home. hope you're having a grade super bowl sunday so

i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff. we started out with clouds and a bit of a breeze. i'm noticing things are brightening up behind us. >> and the person to brighten up our day every day is chuck bell. >> on this national weather person's day. >> that's right. national weather person appreciation day is here. it's not too late for you guys to send your cash gifts in. i just want you to know that. >> check is in the mail. >> and with an improving weather picture later today, you should consider larger denominations. just friendly advice. temperature-wise, we're in the 30s across much of the area now. the little bit of breeze out there has windchills in the upper 20s to low 30s. quite chilly to be outside for today. your outdoor planner, this morning cold and dry. later this afternoon, nice and cool. plenty of sunshine around. your evening plans will be chilly and dry. monday, dry for much of the day. there will be a chance for a shower or two coming in after dark. the rest of today, though, upper 40s and low0

day goes along. some super mild air coming our way midweek. your complete ten-day forecast coming up in a few. >> chuck, thank you very much. following breaking news this morning. police trying to figure out if these two scenes are connected to a late-night officer-involved shooting. one of the scenes is in northeast d.c. >> the other is near taylor street and 51st street in bladensburg, maryland. derrick ward breaks down a timeline of what happened. >> reporter: it all started here at about 11:30 in the 4100 block of 51st street in bladensburg. folks that live around here say they heard as many as five shots. were police were called here because there was a report of someone breaking into cars. when police got here, the suspects were leaving the scene. they say that suspect's car hit a police cruiser and then tried to run down an officer who was on foot. officers shot at the car. there was a chase, but they say they lost sight of it. a short time later, a car was found burning in the 3700 block of j street northeast.

the vehicle. police are trying to determine if that is, indeed, the car. they don't know if anyone was injured. we do know the officers involved are on administrative duty pending an investigation into this zend. derrick ward, news 4. >> thank you, derrick. we're in the middle of a legal showdown over president trump's immigration order. this morning, a federal appeals court has denied the trump administration's request to immediately reinstate its travel ban. this comes just hours after the justice department filed an appeal on friday's ruling, temporarily stopping the order. doj lawyers argue the order is a valid exercise of the president. travelers from the seven countries banned in the executive order will now be allowed to get on flights and enter the united states. it's as though the executive order was never actually issued. as for visas issued before the

revoked, those are once again considered valid. well, president trump is defending his claims of widespread voter fraud in the 2016 election. he talked about it with fox news' bill o'reilly for a super bowl interview. >> many people have come out and said i'm right. >> but you have to have data to back that up. >> people are not citizens, and they're on the registration rolls. look, bill. we can be babies, but you take a look at the registration, you have illegals, dead people. it's really a bad situation. >> well, last month the president threatened to launch an investigation into voter fraud, but the white house has not provided details on that effort. well, the countdown to kickoff is on. the atlanta falcons are going to take on, who else, the new england patriots in super bowl li tonight in houston. >> if the falcons win,

the patriots have four wins under their belt. >> let's go to jay gray in houston. he's been grilling all morning. are you stuffed? >> reporter: adam, angie, i've had so much to eat this morning. the grill is on a bit of a hiat hiatus. you've got to pace yourself when you start the tailgate before the sun comes up. what i can tell you is since we've started that, we've seen a few fans lingering around the stadium. not packed yet, but it will be. we'll see that happen as the morning moves on. it's been raining throughout the morning. it's let up right now. a little bit of a break in the clouds. what they want to do is open that roof on the stadium behind me. they want to have it open for the game tonight. not going to decide that until two, three hours before game time. look real hard at the forecast and see what happens after what's been a week of parties here.

obsession. an unofficial holiday of sorts with fans filling into the streets. >> one more time. >> i expect that from a diehard patriots fan. >> reporter: kids kicking, passing, and playing, living out their sports dream, while adults get to act like kids. the super bowl is really a seven-day celebration parties and concerts in pop-up clubs constructed just for the week. >> it's elegant. we have all these installations. it's not just a concert. it's a full experience. >> reporter: there will be another temporary party today in these tiny houses set up just across from nrg stadium for exclusive, high-end tailgating. >> we take care of everything. air-conditioning, four tvs, a bathroom, catering. >> reporter: it's called club 51, a place to hang out before the game.

and after-market ticket sales had been brisk. the price this year down. >> i think we're about 14% average ticket price down year over year, but at the same time, we've sold about 14% more tickets. so we're getting that many more fans a chance to come and experience something they're going to love. >> reporter: love that still comes with a steep cost. the average ticket is going for more than four grand and could go up before kickoff. you know, in fact, last night tickets jumped $700. you can still find one between $2,000 and $3,000. we know that someone's paid $15,000 for a seat. i can tell you it's nobody i know. adam, angie, back to you. >> i hope their team wins. >> exactly. >> i hope they at least get that out of it. >> reporter: no joke. >> you talked about there's a game, but there's also a halftime show. what are you hearing? i know gaga is

>> reporter: yeah, and who knows how she's going to come into the stadium. there's been a lot of talk about her rappelling from the roof of nrg stadium. i don't know about that. there's also talk of a hundred drones being a part of her performance here. we do think we know, because she's playing it real close to the vest, but we think we know her friend and somebody she's recorded with, tony bennett, is going to introduce the show tonight. but that'll be on videotape. otherwise, there areñr

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well, in just a few hours at noon, one lucky person will win a brand new 2017 hyundai tuscon at the washington auto show. this year ten people are taking part in the same contest. it involves keeping their hands on the car. they get breaks periodically, but they've been at it since tuesday. >> wow. good for them. that's persistence. metro is expecting to see about 3% fewer vi eer riders to because of super bowl sunday. metro is doing work in the tunnels here. everything should be back to normal tomorrow. let's take a look outside right now. you're in the clear for your

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that will uphold the law and recognize -- >> all he did was put a pause -- >> the authority the president has under the united states constitution to manage who comes into this country. >> vice president mike pence moments ago on "meet the press." >> he was responding to a question about president trump's criticism of a federal judge who temporarily stopped president trump's immigration order. chuck, what stood out most about your interview with the vice president? >> i think the fact they just don't feel at all as if they have to curtail anything. they don't feel as if they need to respond to the fact that there are a handful of members of congress publicly and a lot more privately who think this order was done too hastily, that essentially the rollout was sloppy and the wording was sloppy. you've got ten different lawsuits making its way through the federal court system with one right now, the biggest one we know, which temporarily stopped it. i thought you would see an admist

least find a different path to make this work. if you believe it's necessary for safety, is it time to work with congress to quickly pass something and put yourself on better legal ground. >> chuck, we're pressed for time today. tell us who you have on the show. >> well, mike pence obviously. speaker paul ryan and nancy pelosi. it's a packed show. a terrific round table. >> oh, good. super show for super bowl sunday. >> a super-sized show. and i have some super bowl trivia nuggets so you can impress your friends at your cocktail parties. >> and a reminder, you can see "meet the press" every sunday at 10:30 here after "news 4 today." this next woman arguably has the greatest job in the country. >> this is cool. nbc's kevin tibbles introduces us to the smithsonian's new beer

was tapped for the coveted career. >> reporter: ah, the nice refreshing taste of a cold beer. >> this is indeed the nectar of the gods. >> reporter: as well as us mere mortals. george washington loved a brewski, brewing it in mt. vernon. so did barack obama, the first president to brew inside the white house. want even more history of the foamy art? then tap in to the smithsonian to meet teresa mcculla. >> it's always been part of the fabric of our culture. >> reporter: theresa is the museum's brand new beer historian. >> don't you get to have a beer? >> i anticipate occasional tastings along the way. >> reporter: armed with a culinary arts diploma, she's oversee the brewing history initiative, made possible by a donation. >> someone over a hundred yea

ago used this vessel to drink beer, likely after a workday, as a way to relax, to spend time with their friends. just as you might today. >> reporter: her job, documenting the history of american brewing and the beer industry. seen here in the taps, the ads, the songs. part of the smithsonian's current collection dating back to the 1800s. even touching on prohibition times when beer was outlawed and the celebrations that ensued when the suds flowed freely again. >> beer helps us connect with stories of immigrant farmers and workers and people who have been brewing and drinking beer throughout american history from the very founding of the nation. >> reporter: museum patrons agree. >> i think beer has a very large place in american history. it certainly has a place in my history and most of the people i know. >> reporter: our national romance with the brown bottle has left me with one last question. >> do you need an assistant?

>> i've been offered so many assistants in it the last several weeks. i'm very appreciative of that. >> reporter: to which we say, cheers. kevin tibbles, nbc news, washington. >> love it. now i'm thirsty. >> well, if people are headed out for their super bowl festivities today, it's going to be pretty nice. >> good weather for that. we just can't say it enough, don't drink and drive. >> no reason. >> getting a good response on social media. stafford county sheriff's department sent me a great graphic about how their game plan is strict enforcement. >> good. there's no reason. >> no reason whatsoever. be safe out there. it's one of those days when a lot of people have one too many. 1-800-200-taxi is the free sober ride here in washington. have that stored in your phone. now that we've talked about everything but the weather, let's turn our eyes to the forecast. outside, an improving weather scene for sure. it was all gray skies a little while ago. they've brightened up quite a bit. we'll get plenty of sunshine later on today. acll

we're already up to 40 degrees. yesterday's high was 42. so we will have no trouble surpassing yesterday's mark. southerly breezes have a little hint of a windchill left out there. still feels cold. you'll need your insulated jacket here early this morning. it'll be a jacket-off kind of an afternoon because milder weather comes in. temperatures today upper 40s and low 50s. 40 now in washington. 39 still in southern maryland where the clouds are hanging in a little tougher. but look at all the sun icons there in our hour-by-hour forecast. up into the low 50s today. skies will be mostly clear overnight tonight. the moisture bottled up down here across the lower parts of the gulf. that's aiming in our direction. we'll be dry for the remainder of the day tonight and tomorrow. then as we get into monday night, tuesday morning, that's when the rain chances come in. there was a little bit of light snow earlier this morning, but all that is now long gone. future weather carries the clear skies through today and tonight.

plenty of sunshine for the first part of your monday. clouds come back in during the evening hours. by the time you wake up on tuesday morning, we're likely to already have had several rounds of rain showers coming through. find the umbrella. you will need it for tuesday and for wednesday. but you will not need the snow shovel for those two days. it's going to be super mild around here. how about nearly 20 degrees above average for both tuesday and wednesday. it may end with a little rain/wet know combination thursday morning. with so much warm air out ahead of it, the ground will not be cold enough to support anything in the way of accumulating snow. sorry about that, snow lovers. okay, donald. that's enough fun for tonight. can i have my desk back? >> yes, of course, mr. president. i'll go sit at my desk. >> alec baldwin back as donald trump. how "snl" is poking fun

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well, mr. trump, thank you for still accepting our refugees. >> homie say what? >> president obama said america would accept 1200 refugees. your country's compassion will not be forgotten. >> no, no, no. no refugees. america first. australia sucks. your reef is failing. prepare to go to war. >> last

live. alec baldwin returned as president trump with a grim reaper like character playing his controversial chief strategist steve bannon. the night also featured a surprise appearance by melissa mccarthy, who played white house press secretary sean spicer. >> yeah, i wanted to ask about the travel ban on muslims. >> yeah, it's not a ban. >> i'm sorry? >> it's not a ban. the travel ban is not a ban which makes it not a ban. >> you just called it a ban. >> i'm using your words. you said ban, now i'm saying it back to you. >> the president tweeted, and i quote, if the ban were announced with a one week notice -- >> yeah, exactly. you just said that. he's quoting you. it's your words. >> well, there could be even more skits about the trump administration next week when alec baldwin serves as the host. i have a feeling melissa mccarthy will be

10:25 now. the super bowl isn't just about football. it's about food, of course. >> according to "time" magazine, you'd have to run an entire marathon to torch all the extra calories you're going to eat today. >> or not. >> they're taking some of the fun out of this. here are some of the few favorites and what they'll cost you. just three slices of pepperoni pizza because you can't just have one, comes to 939 calories. >> i can live with that. when it comes to wings, this is the problem. six wings, 710 calories. two servings of cheese nachos, 550 calories. >> and the barbecue potato chips, they add up big time. three servings comes to 412 calories. >> everything in moderation. that's the way to do it. 10:26. four things to know on this sunday morning. several officers were investigating reports of car break-ins around 11:30 last night when a car at the scene r

police found a car matching the description of that car torched in northeast d.c. the involved officers are now on leave. the trump administration's request to immediately reinstate the travel ban is denied. a federal appeals court made the ruling overnight. the doj has until monday afternoon to file a counterresponse. metro has six stations closed today. take a look at your map right here and plan accordingly. and here's a live look at houston where super bowl li will kick off tonight. the new england pay the tros take on the falcons. >> let's see who wins. to thrive in an ever-changing environment, companies must adapt. but one thing should remain constant - a financial relationship with someone that understands and cares about your business. pnc corporate and institutional banking offers strategies tailored to your company's needs. know that our dedicated teams of local experts offer insight to help you achieve your business objectives.

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