chilling change that we saw this morning. to break it down, we have sheena parveen. >> good morning, guys. before you step outside this morning, don't say we didn't warn you. temperatures are freezing in the entire area. sunny, dry, but winds are picking up. making it feel colder like 26 degrees. everyone feels like it is below freezing. we'll only get into the lower 40s, but with the breeze around it feels like just the 30s today. by 4:00 p.m., low 40s, and if you're going out tonight we're dropping back into the 20s overnight. a cold weekend but the warm air will return. i will show you that with the extended forecast coming up. >> breaking news out of the district, police are working to find a burglar they say

assaulted a woman. >> hi, derek. >> good morning, all is quiet here around the intersection of 23rd and california where this happened around 10:30 last night. it was reported about 10:30 last night. she lives in the 2300 block of california street. she found an intruder in her home, the intruder blindfoldeder, tied her hands, and sexually assaulted her. it's not clear how this person got into the woman's home. a frightening or deal for the woman. once police come out with a sketch or a description of the suspect we will try to bring that to you, but again, a horrible crime here on the 2300 block of california street. a burglary and

derrick ward, back to you. developing overnight, dc firefighters also say a man is dead following an apartment fire. this happened just before midnight. the apartment is behind a shopping center on alabama avenue. you see several of the windows were shattered. investigators are working to learn what caused this fire and no one else had to be rescued. a man was shot in the head in the southeast. no someone in custody at this point. expect longer waiting through the blue and yellow lines starting today. metro surge number 13 will run through april 9th. this is happening in two fazes. first the blue and yellow line strains, extra yellow line trains between reagan national and mt. vernon square.

train. to find other ways around it go to our nbc washington app and search metro alternative. a cool is mourning the loss of two students just months away from graduating. they were killed in a car crash yesterday afternoon. they went to west lake high school and both died. their classmate, kayla marshall, is now in the hospital. the two students died after the car they were in slammed into a pole. it happened around 12:30 p.m. on smallwood drive, not far from where they went to high school. the school east principal says this is a great loss. >> the two young men that lost their lives were really good young men. known throughout the school, a good circle of friends, and you know always smiling, gentlemen and happy. >> witnesses say the car the teens were in was traveling fast just moments before that

however welcome the charles county sheriff's office is trying to find out what happened. a mother is trying not to fear the worst after two bodies were found in a park near her home, her 14-year-old son has been missing for months. >> translator: very much sadness, waiting to know something about my son. >> her eyes are filled with water and worry wishing she could wipe away the pain. she waits to see if her missing son, sergio's remains have been found in the park. >> i think anyone in my position would be worried, and i want to believe my son will be fine. >> they live in an apartment ten minutes from the mark. they found the remains of

people after receiving a tip. investigators believe the deaths are more than likely gang related. they have been here for less than a year. on a night in mid september, her son walked to this dumpster to throw out the trash and she has never seen him since. >> karla says sergio is not involved in gangs. police say gang members have used the park in the past for crimes. gang members who committed previous crimes in the park were convicted last year and are serving life sentences. >> i hope to know that he is somewhere safe. >> police are increasingly working to stop gang violence through education and prevention. but it is the prevention of the crime that's is tough to crack. one reason they say is deep rooted mist trust that communities have

of deportation. >> if you have information about a crime. >> you don't call. we don't trust them. they say don't open your house, if it is the police knocking on your door, don't open unless they have a warrant because you don't know if i.c.e. is working with the police. groups like the gapg response intervention team are working on rebuilding that trust. a fairfax county teen girl is missing. multiple agencies are looking for jamia holland, she is 5'2" and about 230 pounds. detectives say they're concerned for her welfare but they didn't say why. we checked the center for missing and exploited children has 45 open cases of missing teams since t

january. president donald trump making heavy accusations of wiretapping against former president obama. during is series of tweets this morning, he accused mr. barack obama of wiretapping trump tower before election day. he went on to compare this to next son and water gate. it was not clear if president trump was referencing a report from breitbart news. they reached out to the former obama administration to officials for comment. kasie hunt will have a live report from florida. >> monday we learn more about attorney general jeff session's contacts with russia's ambassador. he is expected to provide amended testimony about what happened in the presidential election. a justice department spokesperson says he will also respond to questions raised by democrat

look at the administration and trump's aides in moscow. >> fallout for the top gym nastics -- >> quick thinks from an officer and a bartend

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gymnasts while he was on probation. they filed a motion to release the records as part of an investigation into dr. larry nassar. federal officials are accusing a former journalist of eight threats against jewish institutions. he appeared in federal court on friday, john thompson is charged with cyber stalking that woman. the fbi said he made threats in his ex-girlfriend's name, but they do not thing he is responsible for the larger wave of bomb threats nationwide. a blast of cold will hit you the second you step out. sheena is tracking freezing windchills and how much longer we have to bundle up. >> and a staple of downtown dc about to close for years for re

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good saturday morning, a cold one, if you have not walked outside yet, keep in mind that temperatures are still below freezing. we will be in the low 40s, but really it feels like the 30s. tonight we drop back into the 20s, another cold day tomorrow, but the warm air will return. i'll show you that with the

>> a pennsylvania interstate, take a look at this, back open to cars this morning. following accidents, involving 41 vehicles. a car stuck under a tractor trailer there. cars sliding off of the road and into one another. no word on if anyone was hurt in that pile up. >> as women of a certain age can attest, mammograms are necessary but far from pleasant. one of the most upsetting aspects is a false positive result. but now there is a technology radically reducing those health ca scares. >> getting her annual mammogram a year late because of a frightening false positive last time. >> you meet

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not all ensure insurers cover t, some are demanding coverage. >> cathy says he have return, on schedule, next year. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. a baby girl is safe after the swift action of an officer in wisconsin and a concerned bartender. the bartender says she was trying to find the baby girl's dad a ride home, and then the dad said he had to check on his daughter who was in the car. the weather was cold outside. tony edwards quickly went into dad mode. >> he stepped in, he grabbed the baby, and he needs cheers. he changed a diaper, he fed her, he went way beyond. >> we don't want

or the notarity. the people i work with do it every day, it just doesn't always get a picture taken. >> now the baby girl is with her mother, as her fer father, he is set to appear in court next month. terri mcauliffe is restricting a pressure for restrictions on detained immigrants. he vetoes legislation that would have prevented some immigrants from getting out of jail. it calls for keeping them behind bars if federal officials wanted them detained. if you need to check out a library book, this is your last chance to visit the mlk library for a few years. starting this stuummer they wil undergo a complete rehab. it will be trance formed into a new flagship library by

a new entry way, large a auditorium. now, a quick question. what do a fire truck, a giant banana, and a trump bus all have in common? >> sounds like good tv to me. they were all sleds at the card board classic. it was at the jack frost ski resort. some sleds, not so durable. this guy, he had been -- there was a big banana. and so there is the trump bus. and a victory chapel. they had all kinds of things and it was all fine -- >> did anyone win? >> i think you win, i think you

winner, whoever didn't break their arm, won pretty much. >> okay, so we have seen a shift in the weather, things are very cold. >> it is technically winter, i will say say this time of year. we are technically below normal, we are colder than average for this time of the year, but as we go into the beginning of the week, we will start to get back to 60 degrees. we'll go from low 40s to 60s. for today and tomorrow morning, we have frigid sarts across your weekend. temperatures in the 20s. tomorrow morning as well. the weekend stays cold, but the good thing is it stays dry for outdoor plans. 60s return into next week. currently, 34 in the district, sunny skies, a little breezy, making it feel colder. here is what it feels ik

21 dulles. if you're in monases, feels like 28. no snow showers today, if you're going out for brunch, by dinner we're dropping back down into the 30s, but feeling more closer to the 20s. take a look at this temperature trend. this weekend we're in the 40s, normal high is 52 but we get back into the 60s on monday and tuesday. as far as the weekend is concerned, we're waking up in the 20s tomorrow, then the warm air gets here. we're watching next weekend closely too. more details on your forecast coming up. march is here and the sweepers are back on the dc streets. the changes that you need

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starting to take up and sweet t -- sweep the streets. >> and they need your car out of the way. what happens if you don't obey the street sweeper signs. >> they hit tens of thousands of miles of roads in the direct, digging up thousands of pounds of trash. and if you don't get out of their way, you could end up with a ticket. >> last year they got more than 4,000 tons of trash and debris off of the streets of washington dc. >> we do not want that litter in our storm water drains. >> and while it is important for you to pay attention to those street sweeping signs, so the crews can pick up all of the trash that could end up in stretches and

streams and rivers, it will save you from getting a sixty or worse, your car could be towed. >> please abide by the signs. we ask that you abide by the signage and not park on that side of the block between thousands hours marked. >> to give you an eyed of how big of a problem it is, last season, dc issued more than 77,000 tickets for a total of nearly $3.5 million in fines. they will issue warnings until march 10th. after that they will issue fines. news 4. now the street sweeping prarm go program goes to the end of october. let's take a look outside. it is easy to spot the people not listening to sheena's forecast today because they will be shivering outside without the coating. how soon we will break this cold

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time right now is 9:29 on this saturday morning. police are on the lookout for a particular ri.

dc firefighters say that a man is dead after an apartment fire that happens just before midnight. investigators are working to learn what caused the fire. >> the safe traj surge begins on the yellow and blue lines. news 4 today starts now. >> all right, 9:30 on the dot on this saturday morning. hope it is going well for you so far. >> i'm angie goff. chills in the teens is how we started off our weekend. >> yeah, we brought in sheena parveen on the weekend to tell us about it. >> you make me give you the cold cold news. you just have to dress accordingly. temperatures feeling like the teens early, but now feeling like the 20s. it doesn't make it too much warmer out there, but we're going to keep feeling coer

what it feels like in the district right now. that is the way it will be feeling as we go through the morning. take a look at what happens today. through the afternoon, only up into the low 40s. feeling like the 30s, we drop down tonight into the 20s. a cold night, we're going to take a look at your sunday forecast and a warmup on the way straight ahead. >> president trump spending the weekend at his resort, but this morning he is sending out explosive tweets. >> if you're just hearing this one, nbc's kacie hunt is going to catch us up. is there any evidence to back this up? >> good morning, in one word no. there is no evidence at this point that the obama administration wiretapped trump tower as the president said in a series of tweets this morning. i il

them for you. shortly before 7:00 a.m., terrible! i found out obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. how low has president obama gone to tapping phones in the very sacred election process. this is nixon/watergate. very explosive allegations here from president trump president at this point, no evidence that it occurred. it seems there has been some reporting on right-wing news outlets, and we know the president often reads such media, about two potential warrants that allow the u.s. government to tap the communications of people suspected of foreign intelligence operations. they're not confirmed at this point by nbc news, but the house speaker, paul ryan, was asked about them by brett bayern

he said at this point they have not seen any evidence along those lines. this is all in the context of the ongoing investigations. nbc news investigating trump campaign contacts with russians that may have happened in the fall during the election campaign. and the house and senate election committees are also doing investigations into those contacts. we know that house and senate democrats have been expressing frustration with what the fbi has been willing to tell them about these contacts. the top democrats, adam shipp saying he only knows a fraction. this affects the highest levels of the administration with jeff sessions rescuesing himself after it became clear that he

mismeetings with the russian ambassador. >> this is all coming after a rough end to the week for the president. is this mostly a deflection to change the tone of the week? >> yeah, certainly a tactic he has used in the early days of presidency and before in the presidential campaign. this of course relates directly to the conversation at hand over the course of the last couple of weeks. but again this is like the third shoe -- another shoe to drop in his attempt to turn the tables. he did this yesterday as well, focusing on the pictures of chuck schumer with vladimir putin eating a donut at the opening of a gas station. and a meeting with nancy pelosi, it wasn't a one-on-one meeting, but trump is trying to put the focus on democrats instead o

kacie hunt, who broke this story earlier, thank you so much. >> arnold schwarzenegger won't be back. he says he is stepping down as the host of the host of the celebrity apprentice. he blames president trump for the show's recent decline in viewers. president trump was the show's original host and kept an executive producer credit. the president got into a feud with schwarzenegger over ratinginrate in ings. >> getting sick can be costly for workers in maryland that don't get paid to take time-out. now the house of delegates would pass a bill that would require companies to offer it if they have moreemployees. the governor says he supports paid sick leaves, but he says he wants it for companies with 50 workers, not 15.

general now has a new job. she will be the deputy secretary of finance. she was fired after her office was accused of not adequately investigating the death of a member mentally ill inmate. five innocent women that were stalked and assaulted have some justice this morning. this is surveillance video of de my t mitrious banks. the individual handed down 82 years for banks without the possibility of parole. taxes due in a month, many of you a lot of work to do, still. >> the clock is ticking right now. a lot ofta

scott cohen shows us how you can avoid getting ripped off. >> at some point we value to trust someone with our finances. for colins street bakery, they trusted sandy jenkins. they treated him like part of the family. jenkins provifiled on the lates "american greed" used company money to pay off his credit card. he got away with it for years. >> from skimming a few dollars to petty cash, a crook can do serious damage and leave you holding the bag. >> for your business or personal finances, accountant james issue says trust but verify. your financial planner should not do your taxes, your tax accountant should not do the books.

so people who are in control of the money are different from the people signing off on the money. >> and don't let your guard down because the person has been with you a long time. >> there are scam that's go on for 10 or 15 years. >> sandy jenkins used money from the fruitcake bakery to buy fancy cars, furs, and vacations. that was just nutty. scott cohen, nbc news. developing right now, massive flaemes leading to voluntary evacuations. they rush to knock down a quick burning brush fire. a burglary and sexual

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good saturday morning, it is a cold one to start off your weekend. actual temperature in the

feels below freezing when you factor in the breeze that we have. it will stay cold. highs in the low 40s, feeling more like the 30s, even cold tonight, we drop back down into the 20s and a cold sunday. coming up, a lose e closer lookr weekend forecast. >> thank you, we continue to follow breaking news out of the district, a terrifying sexual assault has police on the lookout this morning. >> derrick ward is live there with a look into the information. >> reporter: good morning, we're in the 2400 block of california street. people are asking what all of the police sift was about last night, and they're shocked to find out. a woman living

block of california avenue found an intruder in her home. it is not known how the person got into the home, police do not have a description at this point, but they want people to be aware of the incident. detectives returns just this morning, more canvassing and more canvassing. that is where we're live, derek ward, news 4. >> eastern mark is one of the busiest places in the district, but with new developments, some are worried it may lose some of it's charm. >> there is a new effort now to make sure the neighborhood can grow and keep it's character. >> as the city is growing and the limbs of the city grow, it is important to take care of the

heart. >> that heart is eastern market. council member charles allen represent this neighborhood. they are concerned that with new development coming into the area, they need a vision. it creates an organization of businesses that get funding and other support from the government. >> we have an exciting and very vibrant commercial corridor. but a main street can help tie a vision together and protect a lot of retail businesses and mix that we have. we don't want to be all restaurant. we want to make sure there is retail and a healthy mix of commercial. >> we have small neighborhood corridors and they need a champion. they need a person and a group to focus on how they improve. >> just one block away is barracks row. it was designated as main street 18

now it has some of the highest rated restaurants in the world. >> they also know they have to embrace the big box store that's are coming in, like the trader joes that will go in across the street. and manuel cortez says main street will embrace them as well. >> there is a way that we can both be in existence instead of thinking that the new businesses are coming and will take away from their existing business. >> it includes 7th street as well as pennsylvania avenue. on capitol hill, mark seagraves, news 4. dozens of people spending time this morning belting out the national anthem, a cappella style, in front of judges. >> they were

they were expected to wrap around 9:30. and the first game is friday, march 31st, it's already here, the end of the month. it takes oo lot of guts. >> so everybody is getting revved up for baseball season, but it is not feeling like baseball weather. >> yeah, normally at a baseball game, you're hot, but it feels like football weather this weekend. the rest of today, late tonight, wait until you see these temperatures dropping again overnight. we will be feeling like baseball weather when we start off the workweek. 34 degrees, the district feels like 26 when you look at that breeze coming in. at least looks sunny and dry. we're in the m t

the feels like temperature when you factor in that breeze for everybody. feeling in colder than freezing. 25 in dulles. so before you head out, bundle yourself up. here is what it looks like we're going to be topping out in the low 40s today. we quickly drop into the 20s overnight. sunny and dry on saturday and sunday. feeling like the 30s with the breeze. waking up in the mid 20s in the morning. a lot of areas will be in the low 20s as well. look at the air masses, that cold air goes back up, monday and tuesday we tap into that colder air, but then it starts to come back and by next weekend we could be looking at a battle between those two air masses. we'll be watching that closely. for now, today is nice and dry. forecast for today is cold and bree breezy. that is basically what you need to know. no rain or

today or tomorrow. it will be a cold and dry weekend. morning temperatures feeling colder when you factor in even the slightest breeze. monday, 60 degrees, 66 on tuesday with late rain which could be early wednesday even and then we cool down again. another quick look coming up in just a bit. pizza is here. >> oh my god. >> hi. >> outside? >> yes, sir. >> the delivery surprise that had fans double-checking their door. yo have to see thisu y29kwy ysty

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goals, that happened 30 times this season, fans get a discount and with 19 games left to go, the grade 8 is giving back, alexander ovechkin is making and delivering pizzas. you have to see the reactions. pizza is here. >> oh, my god. >> hi. >> hi. great 8. al alexa look who is here. >> alex ovechkin. >> i'm sure this is probably very exciting for someone, but i don't do sports. >> okay. >> he is all right waiting. hi. >> hi, pizza, hi. must have been such a thrill for t

and i love the woman who had no idea that alexander o vivechkin was. coming up, his favorite pizza is ham, pineapples. time now, here are the four thingsy need to know, police investigating a home invasion and a sexual assault. dc firefighters say a man is dead following an apartment fire. it happens just before midnight. investigators are working to learn what caused the fire. >> metro rider wills have a longer wait as a new safety surge takes effect today. dc central library will close later today for the next few years.

library is starting major renovations this summer, it will reopen 2020. feeling below freezing, mostly the mid to low 20s this afternoon. cold outside. take a look at the weekend forecast. 42 today. tomorrow 44, starting off in the 20s again, and next week that is a type of baseball whether that we're talking about, 60. >> well it has been great having you join

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