from witnesses of a shooting last night that left two police officers in the hospital and a suspected gunman dead. cell phone video is also surfacin surfacing. >> i wouldn't miss a chance to talk to my friends. these are my friends. >> president trump the keynote speaker today at the conservative political action conference. that crowd was friendly, chanting usa, usa at different times during the speech. what the president said about the wall between mexico and the u.s. coming up. and it's warming up to the low 70s. as we go through

we could again see a near record high day. coming up, a look at your weekend forecast. we have rain in it. good morning. thanks so much for joining us on this new 4 midday. i'm erica gonzalez. >> i'm aaron gilchrest. for the second day in a row, temperatures are expected to climb well into the 70s. well above average. sheena parveen joins us with the changes that arrived this weekend. >> hi, guys. temperatures are close to 80 degrees this afternoon. we're already in the low 70s at this hour. 69 in the direct, 70 in gaitersburg. 79 in dulles. you will not need the yak ket for the rest of the day. you probably won't need it tonight. dry for friday night plans. today, 78 for a hig

time of year. normal is at 49 degrees. tomorrow, rain comes and we drop big time going into sunday. now to that story developing hour by hour. police officers not in the district and the suspect killed. we have live team coverage. we wanted to started with megan mcgrath near holbrooke street in the northeast. >> the shooting happened last night at the intersection behind me, the trinidad anybodihood. we still don't have much in the way of detail in terms of what led up to the gin firunfire. officers came here because of another shooting. when they got here, there was more gunfire. >> reporter: many residents were winding down for the evening when sde

was dead and two d.c. police officers wounded. >> seven or eight bangs. a few sirens and then half the cops in the city. >> reporter: it happened around 10:40 at the intersection of holbrooke and morse street in northeast. the officers with the crime suppression team came to the area after shots were fired earlier. once at the intersection, shots rang out again. a suspect was killed, the two officers hit in the lower body. police say they found a gun which they believe belonged to the suspect. residents say there have been problems with drugs and other shootings in the neighborhood, but this is extreme. >> it's not even safe to bring your children, let them play, don't have to worry about nothing. now you have to worry about your child getting hit. >> a video has been posted on twitter taken by a man in the area at the time of the shooting. take a look. the video shows ju

it was shot from a distance. and at times it is difficult to make out exactly what's happening. we are airing only the portion that happens after the gunfire has ended. because of the disturbing nature of the video. in an earlier portion of the video, gunshots can be heard while police are interacting with the suspect. it's not completely clear what exactly happened. now, a spokesperson with the police department says they're aware of the video, but he cautions this only shows a small portion of what happened, and does not necessarily show accurately the full picture. their investigation continues into exactly what happened. now, with more on the officers' conditions, they were taken to an area hospital after being shot, we'll go to my colleague, justin finch. >> megan, that's right. those officers spent the overnight here at medstar washington. one recovering from

that shooting left both with lower body wounds. this morning the mayor arrived to visit the wounded as well as fellow officers holding vigil. peter newsham did come by to visit as well. moments after they were shot last night, police say those two officers were brought right here to medstar awake and breathing. at least one was driven here in the backseat of a police cruiser. one officer went right into surgery, likely to remove a bullet. the second may have injuries which include a leg wound. this morning both are stable and in good spirits. as they recover now, their accounts of what happened will become wicritical in the shooti investigation. >> the two best witnesses that we have that we know of now are the two officers, and they're at the hospital. it will take us some time before wen

them and detail as to what transpired. police sources confirming to us a short time ago, those officers are resting and continuing their recovery and remain in stable condition. we're live at medstar, justin finch, back in to you. >> thank you. it was a violent night in the district. four people were hurt in three shootings on wheeler road in southeast. the shootings happened within a couple hours of each other. one witness that we spoke with said he heard eight gunshots. police have not released information on the victims or the suspects in these cases. now disturbing new information about a deadly shooting on butler road in clinton, maryland. prince george's county police say a mother killed her 17-year-old son. they charged angelique chase with second degree murder and assault. police say she admitted to shooting her son, christopher perry. this happened during an argument between the two last night. chase is 48. perry was 17 years old. nearly half of

committed by someone the victim knows and loves. that's pushing maryland lawmakers to expand the definition of domestic violence. one survivor told her story. she said under current law there was nothing police could do to help until it was almost too late. >> every time i would call the police, they would say there's nothing they could do. he would have to put his hands on me first. when he finally d he almost killed me in front of my children. >> nbc 4 is committed to raising awareness about domestic violence in our neighborhoods. you will find phone numbers and links to resources in our nbc washington app. a security scare at dulles international's airport is over. this happened about 8:00 this morning at the hourly parking lot in front of the terminal. passengers were not allowed in or out of the arrivals area during the investigation. police investigated the pass cage and determined it was not a threa

president trump rallying republicans at cpac today. he told the crowd the u.s. would build a wall on the border with mexico ahead of schedule. >> for too long we gave away our jobs to other countries. so terrible. we've defended other nations borders, while leaving ours wide open and anybody can come in. we're going to build the wall. don't worry about it. we're going to build the war. >> trump was criticized about his comments he made about nuclear weapons. >> would be wonderful, a dream would than no country would have nukes. but if a country has nukes,

>> reporter: then describing his deportation strategy to a group of business leaders. >> we're getting really bad dudes out of this country. and they're the bad ones. and it's a military operation. >> reporter: that made a tense trip to mexico for rex tillerson and john really even more difficult. >> will be no, repeat, no mass deportations. no, repeat, no use of military force in immigration operations. >> reporter: clearly the president doesn't mind the verbal show of force. jay gray, nbc news, washington. reality tv star and transgender rights advocate caitlyn jenner is speak out against president trump. she's upset with the president's latest move that lifts federal

students. >> from one republican to another, this is a disaster, and you can still fix it. you made a promise to project the lbgt community, call me. >> jenner was a strong supporter of trump during his campaign. a big win in court today for bill cosby. a judge ruled only one other accuser can testify in his textural assault trial. prosecutors planned to call 12 other women as prior bad act witnesses. cosby is accused of drugging and molesting a woman at his home in philadelphia in 2005. the trial is expected to begin in june. new leads to follow for police looking for the person who vandalized several monuments on the national mall this weekend. what the investigators are now checking out in boston. and imagine being in pain and nothing will help. an estimated 35 million americans who suffer from migrainesal

graffiti has popped up in boston. and u.s. park police are trying to see if there's a connection. you saw a message there captured in boston like the graffiti in d.c. it's written in black permanent

a conspiracy theory with the phrase jackie shot jfk. several memorials were vandalized over the presidents' day weekend. a lot of you depend on metro to get around, so this is not something you wanted to hear. >> as soon as this summer it could cost you more to go to work or school. metro board chair jack evans is backing a proposal that would raise fares and reduce service. evans hopes in doing this local leaders will implement a sales tax to support metro's dire financial situation. >> i'm willing to do these actions at the request of the general manager so that starting in july this year, when the '18 budget kicks in, we can go to congress and the three jurisdictions and say we have done everything we

we still don't have enough money. now you must step up to the plate. >> we could see this as early as july. >> safe track surge number 12 is still underway, so blue lines will not operate this weekend. yellow and green line trains on a regular weekend schedule. on the red line, regular weekend service until 7:30 at night, then some single tracking in spotteds. expect some slowdowns there in the evenings. orange and silver line running every 18 minutes this weekend. that's not terrible, but you may see some delays there as well. have a great weekend. see you monday morning for news 4 today. a woman is dead after being hit and killed in reston. chopper 4 was over the scene of that deadly crash. she was walking along reston parkway at south lakes drive. the driver involved stayed on the scene. prince william county poli

be on the lookout for fake money. here's how you can protect yourself. police recommend using counterfeit detection pens or uv light detection devices. plus also recommend doing something as simple as posting that sign, write on that sign that you use special detection devices. and be cautious if someone uses a large bill to make a small purchase. investigators in california are trying to figure out what happened in an off-duty l.a. police officer's front yard that you're witnessing here. this cell phone video shows a scuffle between him and a group of teens before he pulls out a gun and fired a single shot. though it looks like he fired into the ground, he could still face criminal charges. >> let go of me. >> reporter: anaheim police say this is the first physical

off-duty l.a. police officer and a group of teens after a series of previous complains about neighborhood kids trampling the officer's lawn. the confrontation quickly escalated as the officer and teen argued. after struggling with the boy for several minutes, the officer was surrounded by teenagers and tackled by one of them before pulling the gun, firing a single shot. police say the officer felt threatened, and made the decision to use force. >> during the confrontation it's alleged the 13-year-old made a threat against the officer that led the officer to believe that he was going to shoot him. >> today city leaders and police are shaken by what they see. though the video does not show the entire encounter. >> i'm deeply disturbed and frankly angered by what it

shows. the video adult wrestling with a 13-year-old kid and ultimately firing a gun. >> reporter: with police protecting one of their own, hunkered down from the officer's street which was damaged during a protest wednesday night, neighbors are upset by what happened here. >> they come around our property, they shove stuff into our trees, we con front them, they're bold. >> we're upset. there's no reason for an officer to respond that way. >> this morning the dangerous confrontation that went from a struggle to a shooting remains under investigation. but many here have seen enough. and are now drawing their own conclusions. >> that was miguel almaguer

the two betweteens involved in incident were arrested and released hours later. all could face charges down the road. as anaheim police review this case, so is the lapd where the officer is employed. parents, students, school leaders and taxpayers of mond montgomery county are trying to figure out how to deal with school overcrowding. they met last night to discuss reopening woodward high school in rockville. the plan would be for woodward to handle some of the overflow from walter johnson and other high schools. seniors at maryland and virginia high schools are really prepared for college. according to the college board, maryland seniors had the third highest a.p. exam scores in the country. virginia students were the sixth highest. students in both states had scores much higher above the national average. mi

more ads. >> facebook is ready to make more money from videos and your news feeds. it will start putting ads in the middle of videos, like tv commercials, and will split revenues with publishers. facebook says the ads can't run until a video runs for at least 20 seconds and must be spaced at least two minutes apart. in news 4 your health, migraines affect an estimated 35 million americans, now there's a new drug that is capable of preventing those migraines before they start. katie beck has details on the drug that could provide a new quality of life for migraine sufferers. >> reporter: when you live with chronic migraine headaches, it's hard to focus on anything else. lynn kauffman has suffered the paralyzing pain three to four times a week since age 12.

>> i could feel it creeping up. i felt like my head was a cement block. >> reporter: every possible remedy exhausted. dozens of different doctors. >> these are all the different drugs. >> reporter: those drugs made her feel sedated and couldn't stopped headaches. but her life saw a seismic shift thanks to neurologist david kudrow. >> we've been attacking migraine with a specific medication. >> reporter: that medication is part of a new class of drugs designed specifically to target migraines. regular injections block chemicals in the body that spike during a migraine attack with minimal side effects. >> this is a big break through. >> huge. >> reporter: dr. kudrow is one of hundreds of dollars investigating these drugs. patients had three to four fewer migraine days each month. for kauffman, the drug was life changing. >> i've never u

experienced a migraine-free life. >> reporter: the fda could approve the drug as soon as 2018, but it's expected to be expensive, up to $10,000 a year, but it's perhaps the cost of freedom. >> the idea that i can go through life and not have that be an issue is incredible. >> reporter: now finding a new focus for the future, katie beck, nbc news, los angeles. >> i had a few of them. i cannot imagine having three or four days worth of them at a time. coming up, we'll tell you about the small step you can take today to improve your home's appeal, especially if you're hoping to sell it. and as we enjoy temperatures in the 70s, people in the midwest, not so lucky. they're dealing with this. where the impact of this wint

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right now people from wyoming to michigan are experiencing a real winter unlike us around here. this is footage from casper, wyoming. this same storm system has produced severe weather with the threat of tornadoes in some areas. >> 11:25, nearly 70 degrees, and we're only going to get warmer. >> we're in the mid to low 70s across the area. normal high,

>> wow. >> take advantage of it we'll go into the weekend, we'll have some comfortable temperatures in the morning, warm temperatures through the first half of your saturday. we do have rain in the forecast and quite a change on sunday. another incredibly warm day today where we could see record highs. rain saturday afternoon, believe it or not, you have to break out the warm jack set again on sunday. i shouldn't be saying believe it or not this time of year, but based on the temperatures we've been seeing, sunday will be a shocker with the 70s around today. 69 in the district. we have many areas close to the mid 70s. warrington at 75. 72 at gaithersburg. if you are dining out today, i highly encourage it. by lunch time, temperatures in the low 70s. happy hour, 78 degrees that would be some new record high temperatures. even by dinnertime, low 70s. overnight tonight, low temperatures will drop to about the upper 50s. that will be mild. today, 78 for a high.

we could still see some record highs. very close. there's the average down there, 49 degrees. warm air today, it will be with us tomorrow, too. notice the rain, this is 11:00 a.m. saturday. here comes the rain 4:00 p.m. this is the only time of the day where we expect some thunderstorms in there. then we clear out for saturday night. sunday will be colder and breezy. today, there's that high temperature, near record warmth. we will be staying dry. a look at the ten-day forecast coming up. >> we have new information at this hour on a police-involved shooting in maryland. the danger the officer was facing right before the shooting. and an inspiring story of survival. a mother was seriously injured in this crash, her road to recovery has been ha and rd

developing at this hour, a man in critical condition after he was shot by a police officer in howard county. the police there say the man is a suspect accused of stealing a car. they also say he almost ran over that officer this morning in clarksville. this all happened about 4:30 in the morning. the man was driving towards the officer when the officer shot him. the man is in stable condition now at the hospital. police tell us he's 38 years old but have noti

it's a story we first covered back in june a tour bus crash on the gw parkway. >> the accident killed one person and injured more than a dozen more. one of those people who was hurt lost her legs. but as amy cho reports, she didn't lose her hope. >> reporter: this was the scene when that bus flipped over. it was carrying a group of chinese tourists, one of them lost her legs in the accident. when we last saw her and her son, they were pushing through a tough time, but they had a dream. >> walk again. use her legs. >> reporter: that was about three months ago. now, she hasn't given up, and for the first time she's finally getting up. >> but she's not one to stand still. a few moments later taking off on her first steps. she says walking is still tough for her, but she's happy. >> when i saw my mother wki

for her. >> also there, chris dodge. four months ago he was a total stranger who took them into his home. now he says they're like family. >> all those things we've managed to get through and now to see this today it's really quite amazing. nothing has changed on my end. as long as i'm able to have them then they're hanging out. >> there's still a long way to go in her recovery. but they'll be there for her every step of the way. >> and they also told me how grateful they are to everyone in the community. many of the doctors have been donating their services or giving them discounts and a good portion of the money for her prosthetics came from go fund me. aimee cho, news 4. you need an outdoor spot to set your drink or kick up your feet? a cement side table is a simple solution. >> we all need that. that's matt from diy

crashers" and he's in our area this weekend. he was nice enough to stop by our show. thank you very much for being here. >> it's awesome to be here. >> people know you from the show, so they may not know you're also a licensed realtor. >> since 2007. so i love everything about the home. i love guiding people through the process. i mean, home -- selling a home, owning a home, all of that is just the most important thing in someone's life. so i love being a part of that. >> we're coming into springtime, which is usually when we see homes come on the market. if you're interested in putting your home on the market, mautt s here with some tips. what can we do before we put it on the market. how can we give it a facelift without spending a lot of money. >> the front yard gives it a positive look. even painting the door. >> siding? >> painting -- even power washing

will give it a nice glow. some annuals, make it a positive from the get go. >> okay. even -- maybe even painting the door, a pop of color, something like that will make it look fresh, new again. >> of course landscaping, painting the door. painting the door will give it style and change the dynamic to the front of your house, just with a bit of paint. that's all you need. not too much. >> we talked about outside. let's go inside. this is a big one. i'm super meticulous about this. the declutter is key. decl declutter and brigtdenning the place. >> the square footage, you wanted to make sure your house is open. people don't want to move tables so they can move around. get the family pictures out of the house. >> you want

in that space. >> the kitchen is always a good spot to start. >> what do you mean by bright? >>pallets. >> paint the walls. it's funny, when you walk into a room that you smell that paint, doesn't it feel fresh? >> fresh paint, fresh cookies. >> combine those, you have a winner. >> speaking of cookies, talk to me about the kitchen. if i'm thinking about listing my house, what kind of improvements can i do to the kitchen to catch a buyer's eye? >> kitchen is where everybody looks. that's where everybody goes, from the front door they go to the kitchen first. adding a back splash to a spot that doesn't have one. you can put it on to the drywall itself. that's an easy diy thing to do. even i have some videos

paint your cabinets. you can open up maybe some new window treatments. you want to keep it nice and bright an clean. even can lighting, the fluorescent lighting, putting some can lighting in the house will allow it to brighten up. you want it a nice, bright space. people don't want to walk into a chore, walk into a job. give them everything they need to love that house. >> matt, tell folks when they can see you this weekend. >> today i'll be down at the dulles center, expo center. i talk today at 1:00. tomorrow 1:00 and 5:00. i'm talking about yard, too. there's cherry blossoms everywhere right now. >> we are in spring. >> come on out. come on down. talk to me about real estate. you have the questions, i have the answers. >> diy yard crashers, thank you very much for being with us. >> my pleasure. let's look outside. the sun is

this beautiful weather will not last too much longer. sheena is back to let us know when storms arrive. >> i'm britney johnson. it's black history month, this month i'm focusing on three black men paving the way. i chat with grammy nominated gospel artist tim

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all eyes are on the eagle cam again. that's because mr. president and the first lady are expecting two eaglets. of course we are talking about the bald eagle parents. we learned the first lady laid a second egg yesterday afternoon. the eaglets are expected in the last week of march. wouldn't that make you uncomfortable if you need

>> how many babies do you have there? >> you would think if she would move off that egg, the sun might warm it up. >> might cook it. >> wrong egg. >> we don't want that. you know, it's unseasonably warm. hopefully the egg is okay. hopefully it won't get too hot for the egg. this afternoon it will be comfortably warm, but unseasonably warm. some areas will be close to 80 degrees. we'll have some people out in the sun sweating today. 69 is the temperature now. it will just keep going up from there. sunny skies now. look at that south wind. that's warming us up. temperatures through the rest of the area, mid 70s on the map. warrington, 75. 73 leesburg. near record highs again today. now, because of the warmth, pollen levels have gone up. it's mostly tree pollen.

that rain helps to lower the pollen levels it will go back up as we go into next week. if your allergies have been bothering you, expect that to continue. relief on saturday. warm area moving in. that will stick around for the first half of your saturday. here comes the rain. 11:00 a.m. saturday. first half of the day looks dry. 4:00 saturday afternoon is when we expect that rain to move through. the evening looks dry. sunday is going to be colder and bree breezy. as we go through sunday, only around 50. we'll look at that ten-day forecast coming up. join us after the break with how to keep your pet from shedding so much, sheena, that is, she'll join us in a second. and mardi gras sell breaks, we'll show you how to eat just like you're in new orleans.

a lot of us have been enjoying this warm weather, as you shed your jacket the pets are shedding more than usual. so here to talk about excessive pet shedding, and what you can do about it, veterinarian jackie hathaway is with me from the humane alliance. let's talk about this little guy. here adorable. who is this? >> this is anthony, he's

months old. he's looking for his forever home. >> can i say, we'll talk more about anthony in a second. he's incredibly calm and so sweet. i love human names for animals. let's talk about shedding. is this the time we see pets shed more? >> yes, pets are shedding their winter coat and their heavy coat, that's why you see a lot of shedding on floors and furniture. >> as people adopt animals, shedding becomes an issue. what can you say about that? also people unfortunately -- i hate to say this, returning animals to the shelter because of shedding. >> it does happen. the best way to prevent something unexpected in your home is come meet your pet in person before you make the match. >> do your research first is the big statement here. make sure you know what you're doing. to talk about pet shedding, how to lower --

shed less during this time of year what are these products that we have to help with that. >> a couple different shampoos. one of the main things is to get a shampoo made for pets from your store or veterinarian, and then use it according to breed. >> we have oatmeal shampoo. there are also some deshedding shampoo out there. i use a deshedding shampoo, i notice it has different oils in it to loosen up the fur. >> yes. you can also give your dog fish oil under the advice of your veterinarian, and it can cut down on the shedding. >> let's talk about brushing. brushing dramatically reduces shedding. how often should we be brushing? >> it depends on the breed of your dog. you can brush every day, maybe once or twice weekly to cut d

house. >> hyper allergenic dogs. what are some types of breeds that are hyper allergenic? >> no dog is 100% hypoallergenic, but the low or n no-shedders, are the poodle, portuguese water dog, s schnauzers, and a few others. if you go on the akc website, you can find some breeds. >> with the warm weather and the dogs shedding, cats shedding, we are also seeing pollen levels rise. what can you say about pet allergies? >> pets can be allergic to pollen like people, but the most common pet allergy is to flees. if you keep your pet on a monthly flee and tick prevention, you can prevent that. some dogs are allergic to pollen. some dogs are allergic to the

>> so all things to keep in mind. the bottom line is to prevent or at least prevent a lot of shedding, brush, make sure you use a good shampoo, i use a de-shedding shampoo, fish oil. if you're interested in adopting an animal, you will know all these things. thank you very much for being here. we will also be seeing you guys again with clear the shelters, august 19th. let's mention really quick. >> say hi. >> and think is a 6-month-old lab terrier mix. he's available for adoption at our ogle thorpe street location, he's very calm. he would love to meet you and go home with you. >> i almost forgot to mention. he is the sweetest. clear the shelters, august 19th. make sure you find out more information on our nbc washington app. it hasll

again, available through the humane rescue alliance. now the city of new orleans is celebrating its annual carnival, parade being held across the city to kick off mardi gras. mardi gras, translation, it happens this tuesday, february 28th. you can count on some good food and drinks during mardi gras. some of our local restaurants are celebrating, including blackjack in d.c. the general manager is here. appreciate you guys coming in an bringing a nice spread. we're in mardi gras mode already. i guess there will be a special menu at blackjack? >> absolutely. this is our second year of mardi gras fest. it's a four-day party starting tomorrow at 3:00 p.m., we'll run specials all night. we have a new menu, chef chris has put that together. we have a specialty cocktail menu along with irish coffee slushies, huan

rocks. we have a funk brunch on sunday with live music from a local d.c. band. we're open monday for an industry party and tuesday is the big party. >> just come and stay for the whole weekend. >> pretty much. >> we'll be there. >> you brought some food for us to talk about as it relates to mardi gras and a new orleans theme. tell us what we're doing today. >> this is a sandwich founded and created down in new orleans by an italian deli guy. traditionally made on a large loaf bread with sesame seed. we're doing more finger foods, share foods. we'll do mini slider styles. kind of like an italian cold cut with an olive top and cayenne spices that make the difference. your standard salami, like a bologna, but good gn

good bologna. salami, and house smoked copa ham. we have provolone and greer cheeses. >> all right. >> so we'll make one here. basically what you'll do sh, a of the cayenne aeoli on the bottom and top. >> we know the aeoli, but you add the cayenne? >> yes, we do our own house aeoli, spice it up with cayenne pepper, garlic, vinegar. give it a unique taste. this is the tappanaud. even if you don't like olives, this really brings the sandwich together. >> i appreciate you didn't bring something for me to cook. they don't let me do that here. >> put the mortadel

this is all cured meats. it's a sandwich, don't worry, you won't hurt it a bit of the salami. nice thing about sandwiches, if you like more of one thing, you put extra. personally i would go heavy on the coppa. that coppa ham is delicious. >> bam. >> same thing, you like a lot of cheese. put a lot of cheese. if you don't, i personally go heavy on the greer. it's a nice type of swiss cheese. >> it sounds better in french. >> like it's not bolognbologna. >> we're good to go, right? >> i'm going to taste this. >> there you go. >> that's really good. >> we'll be doing them hot. very good. >> i want

cake on the set. people can find this also in the restaurant this weekend. >> absolutely. we're selling king cakes online. we have them available for purchase, if you want to have your king cake at home for your own party. in the restaurant all week, our pastry chef will be making mini ones. >> it's very d.c. to have shareable and smaller versions. >> social. >> blackjack is the restaurant. appreciate you for coming in. >> thanks for having us. >> happy mardi gras. >> you should stop by. >> i just might. >> just stick to the eating, don't quit your day job. >> this will be gone in 30 seconds. coming up, a big weekend in hollywood. the oscars will be handed out sunday. a look at what is most likely to

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hollywood's biggest night is happening this sunday. >> final preparations are underway for the 89th academy awards. >> the red carpet has been pulled out. so the celebrities can open the theater in style there. it's supposed to be rainy on sunday. crews also put down some plastic. as far as the awards, "la la land" the favorite to win best picture, but "hidden figures" could be the best upset. best actor, look for casey affleck in "mancer

sea." but denzel washington could take the award for "fences. "emma stone seems like a shoe-n but naturally portman also has gotten some praise. >> all the style, all the dresses, everyone will be paying attention. we hope you have the opportunity to enjoy this gorgeous weather. sheena? >> i hope so. get outside if you can. temperatures in the upper 70s this afternoon. near record highs again today. things will be warming up quickly. tomorrow, dry the first half otd day, rain in the afternoon. could see some thunderstorms, before that gets here, we should be around 70 degrees. we cool down as we go from saturday night into sunday morning starting with lows in the 30s. 50 by sunday afternoon. windy. that's going to be a shock compared to the 70s. next week, we do warm back up with some rain in the forecast. guys? >> this weather can't get it together. can't decide if it wants to be spring or winter. that's it for news 4 midday.

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