the headlines. we'll start in the district where police say a man was shot on division avenue in northeast just before 10:00 last night. they will not confirm if the shooting is related to a car chase that ended at maryland live casino. anne arundel county police tell us they chased a vehicle that was somehow involved in a carjacking in d.c. now, the casino was partially evacuated until the man was arrested inside. president donald trump will tee off with shinzo abe in an effort to build a relationship. the two world leaders are spending the weekend together at mar-a-lago resort. a live picture of the panda cam. we believe bao bao one of the two rolling around here and the national zoo hosting a private farewell party for her. the celebration will include celebratory ice cake as part of a breeding agreement between the zoo and china, the panda will actually leave on february 21st.

we welcome you back in on this saturday morning. i'm adam culver. >> and i'm angie goff. i don't know if this is a verified account, but bao bao is on the twitter -- >> what is she tweeting? >> getting ready for her party and excited for her ice cake. >> may face a challenge out there this morning. we've got tom kierein. is it going to melt as soon as she gets it? >> right. because it is getting above freezing around the region. got the sunshine out here in northwest washington. when you're away from your tv you can track the latest storm team 4 forecast with the nbc washington app. there's the sky over washington now. and the tower camera looking toward bethesda off in the distance. what to wear today? dress like me. a warm jacket now. and you'll need gloves too. it's still pretty cold. but then during the afternoon you'll be comfortable in just long sleeves. you'll need your sunglasses. hour-by-hour temperatures into a

near 60 degrees by mid-afternoon. does look like even milder air coming in on sunday. we'll look at that as well as our up and down temperatures for the week ahead. chances of rain for tomorrow and a shoutout to all those watching us on facebook. good to have you with us. >> all right. thank you, tom. well, developing out of northern california right now, take a look at this video. we have heavy rains causing severe flooding across sacramento county. three levies breached. that led to a washout of neighborhoods. rescuers in the philippines still combing through collapsed buildings hoping to find survivors. a powerful 6.7 magnitude quake has killed at least six people and injured more than 120 others. you can see some of the aftermath right there. the quake hit early friday morning. buildings damaged, power knocked out. nearly 100 aftershocks h

already been felt. montgomery county lost one of its biggest advocates for child safety this week. emily crown worked for the county for 36 years. news4's kristin wright looks at the lasting legacy she believes behind. >> reporter: it's hard to say how many lives emily crown touched over the years. we know it's a lot. one car seat at a time, emily was known as the heart and soul of montgomery child passenger safety seat program and safe kids. at a car seat safety check event in 2012, emily told us how she just wanted to help parents. >> a lot of times there's just so many little details to look at that it gives them peace of mind when they come here and know it's done properly. >> reporter: emily led the way installing and checking countless car seats and training others. she understood the need for parents like

silverstein. >> if you didn't do everything you could to make sure your child was safe, it'd be hard to live with that afterwards. >> reporter: emily helped start the partnership with fitzgerald auto mall back in 1998. he references a crash the day after emily installed car seats in the van. the two little boys inside survived. >> i think emily had a calling. >> reporter: without fail, she was at fitzgerald's every month for nearly the past 20 years for car seat checks. >> we're at 40,000 seats that have been checked. emily's been a part of every one of those. >> reporter: and her office is filled with accolades and recognition. but it's her heart that will be remembered most. >> if sobo

last minute, emily was always able to make it happen. >> and that was kristin wright reporting. a memorial service will be held later this morning in damascus for emily. it's going to be at 10:00 in the morning at the activities building. emily leaves behind her husband and her son. if you speed past a stopped school bus in maryland, you might soon have to pay a bigger penalty. according to our news partners at wtop, they have introduced a new house bill. it would slap a $250 fine on driver who is pass a stopped school bus for the second time. the second offense would have to happen within 60 days of the first offense within the same county. current state law states that drivers must halt for a stopped school bus unless they are on the opposite side of a

out another message. put down your phones and drive. he sa she wants to see a bigger fine. the current fine is $75 to $175. turner wants it to go up to $500. data shows an upward trend noting that last year more than 41,000 drivers were cited and in 2014 that number was closer to 38,000. up and down, up and down. feeling nauseous with this roller coaster of weather? we've got tom updating his forecast with another week full of changes and how you can prepare. seconds from disaster. how an officer rushes to help when he saw a man trapped in a car about to explode.

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this is out in the pacific ocean. you're looking at video that was shot by a crew that landed on the island. this is at the end of january. the island is now 12 times its original size. look at that. the volcano exploded south of tokyo back in 2013. this is out of florida where police rescued a driver from a burning car moments before it exploded. police say 44-year-old philip sizzle crashed into a concrete barrier. they say he was able to get out of the car but he couldn't move much farther. dash cam video shows this right here. look closely. three police officers rushing in, they're pulling him to safety before that car just goes up in more intense flames. no word on what caused that crash. the man is expected to make a full recovery. check your

card if you've eaten at arby's lately. malware installed on cash registers may have put 450,000 customers at risk. they've now removed the software from the corporate system. the breach happened during late october and mid-january. let's take you back to the panda cam. live shot right there. and there she is. the star herself. bao bao. all right. she's going to have a nice day ahead. we're looking at possibility into the 60s. we've got tom tracking a warm-up but he's also tracking some rain. we'll check in with them. one of d.c.'s most beloved citizens is about to be one of the most y29kwy ysty

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y29kty ysty good morning. getting above freezing now. we've got the sunshine breaking out in the metro area. there's a live view sfr our prince georges county camera overlooking national harbor on this saturday morning. we will have our sunshine with us here off and on into the afternoon hours. so a great day to get out and get in a run, a walk, maybe even a hike or a bike ride as temperatures will be getting mild. in fact, ought to be making it up to 60 degrees by mid-afternoon. just some clouds coming and going. then by 6:00 p.m., back down to the upper 50s. rain chances for tomorrow. new hour-by-hour timing in just a few minutes.

security secretary john kelly visited the u.s. border with mexico, his boss is now tweeting about how much a new border wall will cost. president trump tweeting this morning that it will cost more than the government thought, but that when he starts negotiating, he plans to get that price quote way down. here's what kelly had to say about the current border. >> the fact that they're tunnelling under it goes to the effectiveness of not just the wall, the physical barrier that already exists here in san diego, but goes to the effectiveness of the men and women that then back that wall, patrol that wall. >> president trump also tweeting that he has not gotten involved in any design or negotiations for that project just yet. montgomery county's jail wants a million bucks. they say it'll be used to upgrade security measures. operators say some of their surveillance cameras are getting old. they're about 15 years old, in

corrections will formally request the money so as to replace the aging cameras. the jail's director says he needs new zej idigital cameras by this summer. the time to say good-bye to bao bao is almost here. the 3-year-old female panda who was born at the national zoo will be headed to her forever home in china in two weeks. >> i know. but before she leaves, the national zoo wants to make sure she gets a proper farewell. she deserves that. news4's derrick ward at the zoo. there's a private celebration happening today for her? >> reporter: indeed, there is. it's a bittersweet thing. i've talked to several people and they say that's how they feel. these are friends of the national zoo. folk who is belong to that organization, that club. they get the first chance to say a special good-bye to bao bao. they can fill out some postcards that will accompany bao bao back to china. then later on there's going to be some feeding down here. take a look. this

now. bao bao is at the enclosure. she was munching on some bam bow. that's what people come here to see. they're on their own schedule. take a look. this line for folks started at about 7:00 this morning. par dom don me. and people were coming from as far away as new jersey. take a listen. >> we've seen them as babies growing up. i feel part of it. yes. >> sad to see her go? >> very sad. it's bittersweet. yeah. >> reporter: and of course now this -- bao bao is actually going to leave until the 21st. there'll be time for others to come say good-bye. and what we're told is maison will probably try to breed once more. there will be a replace i want for bao bao if things go

because there's only about 1500 of these in the world right now. so every panda is precious. that's one of the reasons that bao bao's going back to china. to keep the genetic diversity in the captive population. bittersweet for folks here. it's good for the species. we're live at the national zoo. back to you. >> all right, thanks. big crowd out there this morning. >> i love that the guy said it's like "anchorman." we heard that. so tom, this is -- we were just talking about this. if there's a day to go out to the zoo or do anything outside, scott who's on our live feed mentioned let's go out for a hike. it's a great day for that. >> yeah. >> this is the day and tomorrow as well. >> tomorrow maybe a little bit of rain off and on. but if you prepare properly, you'll be all right tomorrow too. but mild air returning after a couple of cold days. making us feel like february again. but it is now beginning to warm up. there is the live view from our storm team

reston town center. there's the dulles tollway and some sunshine there. we'll have the clouds coming and going throughout the rest of the afternoon. right now it's getting well above freezing just about everywhere. our temperatures now into the mid-40s in washington and around the chesapeake bay. fairfax, northern virginia, shenandoah valley now. many spots beginning to climb into the 40s there as well. a pleasant day is under way. and hour-by-hour temperatures, 40s 10:00 just about everywhere. then by 2:00, upper 50s to near 60 degrees. the average high this time of year is in the mid-40s. that is way above the average. we're going to be about 15 degrees warmer than average this afternoon with sunshine coming and going. not as cold tonight. back down to near 50 by 10:00. we'll have the peekaboo moon with the cloud cover coming and going. we'll see the sunshine a little bit this afternoon as well as a little bit of that just past full moon

storm team 4 radar. don't have any rain or snow in the vicinity. but tomorrow 6:00 a.m., this area you see in color northern virginia, panhandle of west virginia, this area could get a bit of light rain. then 7:00 to 8:00 a.m., light rain. that may move off to the east. here's the hour-by-hour timing by noon time tomorrow. we'll see maybe a few scattered rain showers. metro area points north and east as well as the shenandoah valley and into the mountains. as we get into the afternoon hours, just a few scattered sprinkles as well. most will be ending around 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. then we'll dry out on sunday night and into monday morning. after we reach the mid-60s on sunday afternoon, back down to the mid-30s on monday morning. then monday afternoon, upper 40s after blustery winds in the morning. then on tuesday, valentine's day will be in the 20s in the morning but lovable weather in the afternoon.

as we get into wednesday, afternoon highs around 50. temperatures up and down through the week ahead. generally cold mornings, chilly afternoons each day, and no snow. all the way into friday. then next weekend, look at this. here we go again. another mild pattern returning for several days from next weekend into the first part of the following week. we'll have afternoon highs in the 60s to near 70 degrees under partly sunny skies. and that is the way it looks. >> wow, tom. thanks so much. you talked about the lovable tuesday that we're going to see. well, we're talking valentine's day as well. it's almost here and couples are scrambling to find something sweet for their swete

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so you know him lately for playing president donald trump. tonight alec baldwin is going to host "saturday night live" for the 17th time. his first time hosting back in april 1990. says he enjoys being able to act in a live setting. musical guest ed sheeran also going to be on tonight's show right here on nbc 4. take a look at these dresses. they are made out of chocolate. for real. models slipped into the delicious dresses at a fashion show happening where else belgium this week. some were short and eye catching. others swept the fr

can tell. the chocolate decorations included chocolate balls, leaves, and other confections. even accessories as hats, purses. designers said it took over five weeks to create one dress. >> you think they get to eat it afterwards? >> i don't know. i would. >> i would too. time is running out speaking of chocolate, it's going to be popular. talking about valentine's day. >> but there's no shortage of options around the area if you are trying to plan ahead. justin finch shares four unexpected ways to celebrate the day. >> one of our luxury one-bedroom suites and a tremendous rose petal turndown. >> reporter: that's just part of the gram georgetown's monumental day to remember offer. >> and inside the car we have a terrific basket from dean and deluca. >> reporter: a pro photographer comes to capture moments you'll keep

dinner for two, breakfast in bed, and a late checkout are included. price tag $869. and whether celebrating love old or new, some say ice skating is the date for you. >> it can be the best first date or to the tenth date or if you're been married for years. >> reporter: ice skating comes in at under $30. >> everyone knows valentine's day equals roses. >> reporter: and perhaps the potomac river cruise aboard the spirit of washington, the couples' krus includes lunch and dinner options and includes your meal and a toast. plus valentine's cruises are set this weekend. >> if you can't make it on february 14th for our dinner, we still have an amazing option available for the same valentine's day theme. >> reporter: cruise rates range from $73 to $200 per person depending on the time and package. want to keep it cozy?

>> you've got great places to eat and shop. >> reporter: do dinner and drinks overlooking the potomac or take the trolley for more special options. one special day, four ways. justin finch, news4. >> good ideas there. 9:26 your time now on this saturday. four things to know. we'll start in the district. police there say a man was shot on division avenue in northeast just before 10:00 last night. they're not confirming if the shooting is related to a car chase that ended at maryland live casino. anne arundel county police tell us they chased a vehicle that was somehow involved in a carjacking. president donald trump is about to play a round of golf in florida with japan's prime minister. it's part of several days of events with prime minister shinzo abe as president trump works to get to know the world leader. nbc news learning that the russian government may offer edward snowden up as a gift to

snowden was granted refuge in russia after exposing secrets about america's sensitive surveillance programs. boohoo bao bao. the national zoo is hosting a private farewell party for bao bao today. as part of a breeding agreement between the national zoo and china, the 3-year-old panda will leave forever on february 21st. >> a lot of sad folks around here for that. we saw derrick ward is out there. a packed place at the zoo. watch it over. >> good weather for it. track it when away from the tv. the nbc washington app. warmer tomorrow. >> enjoy it. >> nice. we'll be back tomorrow morning. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can deliver equal uploads and downloads. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house. and even though it only has half a kitchen, half the closet space and a half bath, it's a full house to the wilsons. because they have fios, their half house has full internet, with uploads as fast as downloads. don't pay for uploads that aren't up to speed.

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