we've got temperatures warming up to right around 70 degrees. what a nice day out there. if you like winter, that's soon on these warm temperature's heels, 30s for the weekend and maybe snow. we'll time it out for you coming up. a gun shop in our area burglarized. how close police are to tracking down the suspects. >> how much more can you expect to pay for your next ride on metro? higher fares and service cuts on table. we're breaking it all down for you. >> thank you for joining us, i'm aaron

>> i'm erika gonzalez and that is lauryn rickets. >> big changes are coming. >> i was trying to update my maps. we have just jumped -- i've got a little jump there with the black, but 67 degrees. that is our temperature just at 11:00 a.m., you know temperatures will go up a little bit more. the wind has started to pick up out of the west, we're seeing a wind at 12 miles per hour but plenty of sunshine. what a gorgeous day. as we continue through the remainder of the day, we're looking at temperatures around 70 and then we've got changes on the way. so enjoy today. could be one of the last days for the next ten that we see spring-like conditions. we're talking a little snow tomorrow morning. going to be a little bit wet with rain and wet snow and then just raw, blustery and brisk

afternoon and weekend not doing much better than that. we'll show you on the 10-day forecast what we're expecting for the next 48 to 72 hours coming your way in about 15 minutes. >> lauryn, thank you, a lot of folks are waiting for cherry blossoms to bloom but you'll have to wait a bit longer. national park service has been forced to move peak bloom prediction because of the cold weather. the blossoms are now supposed to be picture perfect between march 19th and the 22nd. the peak was initially expected for next week. police are searching for the people who stole guns from a gun store this morning. several guns were taken, multiple kinds. justin finch is live in rockville with the latest on this developing story. >> reporter: erika, good morning. montgomery county police have been working this case all morning. as repairs get under way to the front door we know police are looking for at least two suspects and that several hand guns and long guns were stolen from the

morning. the search for suspects has been on since early this morning. >> it was a little nerve-wracking coming into work and seeing police tape and cars. >> reporter: he owns rockville interiors across randolph road from the united gun shop where close to 4:00 this morning montgomery county police were called to a break-in. it appears suspects made a quick go through this front door, triggering a silent alarm. the suspects making off with several hand guns and long guns. >> it's really concerning there could be i think they said 30 guns suddenly show up on the street. they can track people down and keep it all off the stlereet that's wonderful. >> store staff are counting up the stolen guns, surveillance cams are trained around the crime scene and they could have caught the suspect and get away which may have left the tire tracks next door. >> and police looking at all leads this morning. the united gun shop has been in the news be.

the columbia mall shooter from his from the store. no red flags were raised at the time of that investigation. as this investigation continues this morning, we do know police are looking for at least two suspects and perhaps a getaway car. an update is due later today. justin finch, news 4, back to you. now to a developing story, the federal communications commission is investigating what caused an at&t outage. it prevented customers across the country from being able to call 911 last night. the issue resolved about 10:30 but affected customers in and around d.c. up to two hours. the d.c. office of unified communications said they worked as quickly as they could to make sure people had what they needed. in case of a serious emergency -- >> as a city we want to be sure we want to get the best information out as soon as possible to make sure folk

do need our service get it as quickly as possible. >> okay, now grab a pen and some paper if you want to jot this down. it's a good number to keep in your phone. 202-373-3700 with extension 1 should an outage like that happen again. that's the number d.c. residents can call. we have that number and surrounding injure djurisdictioe nbc washington app. >> trying to convince members of their own party to vote for a new health care bill. here's more on how speaker ryan plans to get his party in line. >> reporter: the most conservative of the republican party blasted the american health care act. >> this needs to be changed in a dramatic way for it to have a chance to pass in my judgment. >> reporter: the far right believes the plan doesn't go far enough to end medicaid entitlements and gives away too much with tax credits to offset

when he said this bill is open for negotiation. that's exactly right and the bill as written is not going to pass the senate. >> donald trump reached out to ted cruz and other republicans openly criticizing the plan. the president is sending vice president mike pence on a selling tour this weekend and talking directly to americans through local stations around the nation. >> takes us back in the right direction of an american health care economy built on consumer choice. >> house speaker paul ryan says he has the votes to pass the plan and will have it on the president's decsk by easter. >> we all ran on repealing and replacing obamacare. >> this is a bad joke. >> so far have left a more conservative members of the republican party make the most noise. >> house speaker paul ryan says the congressional budget office score on how much the health care plan will cost will shabe available early next week. nbc news, washington.

assange, who talked about the leak of thousands of cia documents and wikileaks plan to help tech companies defend themselves from the cia. it's not clear how wikileaks got its hand on 8,000 documents which include the secret hacking methods. the cia is doing damage assessment and fbi is looking for whomever is behind all of this right now. >> today hawaii has become the first state to file a lawsuit to stop the revised ban from going into effect next week, the presidential's travel ban that is. the suit says that the new order is infected with the same legal problems as the first one and -- >> the revised secure order bears -- temporarily shuts down the u.s. refugee program. hawaii says that will harm their muslim population, tourism and foreign students. senator tim kaine's son

being arrested during a political protest. he was among six people arrested after protesters disrupted a rally inside the state capitol in st. paul. it was hosted by president trump supporters and kaine got out of jail tuesday and not been charged. the senator and his wife released a statement saying their children fully understand the responsibility to peacefully express their political concerns. >> there is new push in the house of representatives that could have a big impact on our local economy. utah representative jason chaffetz introduced a resolution that would allow some federal agencies to leave the d.c. area. chaffetz says it will allow the federal government to be more representative of its people. news 4's tom sherwood reports 85% of federal workers do not work in the d.c. area. this idea has come up several times over the years. if you're looking for a job, you're living in the right place, glass door considers d.c. one of the best job markets and best paying jobs this year

dominated by technology and health care. you can see the top five reasons on your screen there. number one job on the highest paying list remains a physician at about $187,000. the median income for that. >> will you have to pay more to ride metro? the transit system's board will take a preliminary vote on a revised budget today. bus and rail fares could increase 25 to 50 cents a ride and 13 bus routes could be cut. plet trow says the changes are needed to close a nearly $300 million budget gap but a final vote is set for march 23rd. and transportation reporter adam tusk will be inside the board room for that vote. he'll break it all down for you throughout the day. be sure to follow him on twitter @a @adamtusk. >> the family and friends of four west lake high school seniors gathered for a vigil. ♪

desmond killed in a car crash last friday. hicks was shot behind a movie theater and horn's mother passed away in july from a heart condition. >> condolences to you, the mother mothers and your families. i have been praying for each one of you. >> the school is providing grief counselors for students and staff. today marks 40 years since one of the most horrific acts of terror in the district, 12 gunmen seized three buildings in d.c., 149 people were taken hostage and radio reporter was killed. >> mark seagraves takes us through the standoff that lasted a day. >> first act of terrorism in the nation's capitol, march 9, 1977, the leader

execution of his family, he wanted to force police to release the murder suspect to him directly. first gunmen invaded the headquarters and took more than 100 hostages. less than an hour later, three men took over the islamic center of washington. then two more gunmen entered what is now the wilson building three blocks from the white house. that's where whur radio reporter maurice williams was killed exiting an elevator. the terrorists thought they were being attacked. security guard mark cantrell was shot in the district building and died days later of a heart attack and marian barry was wounded during the siege. he organized his run from mayor from his hospital bed shortly after being shot. the next day, three ambassadors met with the hanafis to negotiate a surrender and release of

convicted and sent to jail. mark seagraves, news 4. and tonight to mark 40 years, survivors of that day will meet at the wilson building to share their stories. news 4's pat collins will lead a panel discussion and new photo exhibit will be unvaeiled in th d.c. council chamber. >> much more ahead on news 4 midday. >> including another interview with casey anthony, what she's saying about her daughter's death nine years later.

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depression after a heart attack may increase the risk of early death. a new zuddy tracked 25,000 adults recently diagnosed with coronary heart disease. patients who developed depression were twice as likely to die over the next decade than those without depression. heart patients should get regular mental health screenings, maintaining an active lifestyle now could end up paying off if you're ever diagnosed with cancer. breast cancer patients who did at least five hours of moderate exercise before their diagnosis were 60% less likely to die from heart disease. and less likely to suffer a heart attack. >> a tennessee man is arrested in the murder of

criminaled with criminal homicide and other charges. he stabbed tiffany ferguson several times before robbing her apartment last week. they came together to help police track him down. >> we believe he was trying apartment doors looking for easy access and this particular apartment door was open to him. >> he has previous arrests in nashville for public intoxication and misdemeanor theft. emergency officials say lighter winds are helping firefighters with the biggest wildfire in kansas history. >> kansas and three other states are burning right now, conditions are still extremely dry but the massive wildfires are being contained. six people died in the fires and several homes were destroyed. you probably saw news about her interview on facebook, casey anthony speaking fpublicly for first time since found innocent of killing her 2-year-old daughter. this morning's craig melvin has more from her controversial

press. >> reporter: this morning, new audio from casey anthony's controversial interview about her daughter caylee. >> she's still an essential part of my life and being, always with will be. >> reporter: onthy opening up in an exclusive interview with the associated press. >> is this a blank spot, what the hell happened? >> it's not even that, it's something that outside of me that if i knew at this point, if i knew what actually happened, i would be able to fill in those blanks. >> it's been almost six years since a florida jury cleared anthony of killing caylee. she reveals what happened in the years since. >> i've done enough research and gone to enough psychology se seminars and gone tested and gone through psychological evaluations and talked to about this to the point i've been in

for days afterwards. >> john allen says questions remain. >> i would love to have a chance to sit down and talk with her and ask her questions but i wouldn't pin my hopes on that i would get truthful answers. >> reporter: anthony did talk to ap reporter joshua, who interviewed her five different times over the course of a week. >> i asked her several times why are you talking to me? i even told her, probably not going to like what i write. she told me she didn't know. but looking at her situation, she is isolated and craves human contact and need someone to listen to her and i was in the right place at the right time. >> reporter: far from hiding in the shadows, anthony enjoys all of the attention she receives. >> she enjoys it. she likes getting recognized and told me she's proud of her name. >> reporter: what about having another child, anthony addressed that question head

>> if i'm blessed enough to have another child, if i would be dumb enough to bring another kid in this world knowing that there would be a potential that some jack [ bleep ] snot nosed kid would say something mean to my kid. i don't think i could live with that. >> that was craig melvin reporting. anthony's interview has stirred up reactions from many of the people involved in the case, including her father. in a statement george anthony said he's being forced to relive casey's lies and allegations and quote, his heart hurts even more now. how does this sound? uber for students? >> a new ride sharing app developed by teens could be the answer to your car pool frustrations. we'll show you howit works

do you feel like you spend most of your day driving kids to and from many activities? apparently now there's an app that can hp. it's not lyft or uber. catering to parents. amy cho spoke to the students who came up with this. >> reporter: being a parent can sometimes mean feeling like a chof you'.

with the hit of a button. >> reporter: these three students saw how much driving was affecting their oernts parents. >> arrange their schedule around my practices, very inconvenient. >> it drove them to find a solution. >> the new app scoop works like uber, parents driving to or from school put in the route. students who live along the way can request to hop in. >> we're hoping it's such a widespread search and so standard that the bus system isn't really necessary. >> for the kids who get rides, their parents can pick the price starting at $3. all of that money goes back to the school to help with budget cuts. >> which is fair compared to like the price of uber and what not. and i'm able to rate, based on his behavior in the car and how clenly he is. they hope to launch it at heyfield this month and all around fairfax county after that.

>> pretty cool, right? students tell us safety is also a top priority for them. they are working with the county to make sure home register eed students and parents can use the app. there's a big change coming to basketball and you'll start seeing it at your kids' schools. >> for days basketball shorts have been long and baggy and big but usa today says the gq style editor is seeing shorts get tiny and shorter and kids tucking in shirts in the shorts. so college players apparently are doing this too. >> shorts used to be very small, we'll call them along time ago, way back when. the michigan team in the 1990 aerks the fab five credited with setting the trend the way it is today but now they are one of the teams that could be sending the back the other way too. we'll see in the days to come. we'll see a lot -- >> enough said. all rig

basketball, i like the baggy shorts, gives you more room to move. >> i wore -- not baggy but up to my knees, as opposed to soccer where i liked them shorter. >> learn something new every day. >> things you didn't know. good day to get on the basketball courts outside. my goodness, temperatures in the 60s whether you want to play golf, basketball, get out and do it. you won't have too much longer. we're talking about temperatures that are going to be dropping quite a bit. let's go ahead to max one and use that. that's my fault if you can switch it up. we're warming up today, we'll have a big cooldown as we go into the next few days. now, no worries, we've got a breezy day out there today. thanks, guys, big cool down out there. we have snow possibly on friday morning, maybe even a little bit of rain. we will have 30s as we get into the weekend. so again it is going to be a

as we get into tomorrow afternoon through the weekend. current temperatures, we're already at 67 in lorton. temperatures in the 60s all across the board. we have a little bit of a wind out there. it is breezy, not as bad as yesterday, at times it may feel cooler but we can deal with it because temperatures will be around 70 degrees with plenty of sunshine. look what's to come. we have a frontal system right here that's going to drop for tomorrow morning and bring a lot of cold air down our way. unleash that cold air and it's going to with us through next week. this is tomorrow believe it or not. we'll start temperatures in the 40s and little bit of rain and wet snow early tomorrow morning, starting 3:00 in the morning and not going to take the threat out until noon. then it gets blustery tomorrow afternoon. windchills 20s and 30s, this is tomorrow morning, 1:30, we're still looking good. looking good tonight if you want to do anything. here comes wet snow, way

warm, that's 7:00 a.m., watch out for the morning commute. then we dry out by noon. we could with the northwest breeze see a little bit of precipitation move back in but again, not expecting any problems. we're going to talk about how the weekend is shaping up and maybe if we can see warmer temperatures in a few minutes. >> thanks, lauryn, anything you can do a robot can do better. that theory could soon be put to the test. details on your potential new co-worker when we come back. you're wching "news 4 midday.at"

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a man is now facing charges for a high profile murder. tiffany ferguson was killed in nashville last month. thomas roberts explains how police caught the suspect. >> this morning police say the search for the hooded figure in this surveillance video is over. >> all of the detectives and patrol divisions and multiple precincts, it's been an overwhelming community support to bring this together. chris ton mclaw horn has been charged with criminal homicide and aggravated burglary in connection with the murder of nashville nurse, tiffany ferguson. >> we believe he was trying apartment doors looking for easy access and this particular apartment door was open to him and during the cse

burglary of ms. ferguson's apartment, he committed a murder. >> he was first identified as a person of interest on sunday when he was arrested for misdemeanor drug possession. >> had a heart for nursing. >> reporter: kelsi cooper was her roommate and fellow nurse and heard the screams and called 911. >> we felt safe. we never felt like anything like this could happen. >> reporter: so safe the college friends plan to sign a new year-long lease later that same day. ferguson worked at this nashville hospital as a year for an intensive care nurse after graduating from college in alabama. as friends and families gathered at her funeral on saturday, police were conducting an all-out manhunt for her killer. >> ms. ferguson was a beloved member of the community with somebody who served others and her passing and her murder was something that truly shook this community and this area. >> a community still shaken now

looking for closure. >> that was thomas roberts reporting, robots may become your first co-worker. co-bots are starting toop up more and more. this here showing how hospitals use them, a range of robots are tackling checkouts and customer service jobs, hardware stores lowe's low-bot knows where everything is stocked on the shelves. >> people can expect they'll increasingly working side by side with robots who may be giving them directions in some cases and many other cases taking the most sort of repetitive and repeatable activities that they do off their plate. >> it's not all about working hand in hand with machines. these advancements in robotices

takes viewers back through american history. a little time traveling tonight through the film forum. joining us from the cast. >> thanks for having me. >> a great show if you're a history buff. for folks aren't familiar, tell us what the show is about. >> "timeless" is an action adventure, there's been a guy that has stolen a time machine, government assembles an unlikely team of three, soldier played by myself and scientist and a historian. and they send us back through time in a backup time machine and we've got to stop this guy he's going to ruin history. >> this is a great mix of you get a little taste of history, of american history and then sort of the action adventure show that shows that do so well these days. how much fun is this to be part of the show? >> this is a blast. as

character every week. i get to dress in western garb one week and civil war another week. it's an actor's dream. it's a big show to produce, it's a big show to film. we're always in new sets and new actors and new costumes. logistically it's big but man, we have a good time. >> it fills in the gaps of history where we know stories in text books for so long and you get into the more specific detail. do you worry at all about making sure you get it exactly right? >> i think we do. we do have a historian on board in the writer's room making sure because creators are very adamant about that, getting things right. i think we're action adventure first and foremost but we want to be educational and fun family show and capture all of that. it is important. >> you and the show will be the focus of the smithsonian's film festival, film forum at the natural history

>> it's at the american history museum -- >> you're absolutely right. >> we're doing the film forum, smithsonian invited us out, a huge honor to be recognized nationwide as a tv show that's fun and entertaining and also historically educational. so they've invited us out. we're screening our episode two, our civil war episode, the assassination of abraham lincoln, there was a huge conspiracy about to backtrack to what you said. things i did not know, little things. larger conspiracy. but we're out of this event tonight. we're going to screen the show and do a q and a panel and you can come out and ask us stupid questions and we'll try to answer. >> i know i've actually saw that episode, assassination of abraham lincoln. a lot of fun to watch. good luck going into the next season. all happening at the amen

out to tonight if you can and look for "timeless" on demand now and look for it there -- and stream it. >> thanks. we appreciate you coming in. >> thank you. >> erika? ♪ ♪ >> you have seen him shine on "the voice" and he's making an impression early on. we first introduced to malik yesterday morning. he grew up in the hill east area of southeast d.c. and now a member of team adam. later today on news 4 at 4:00, he joins us live in the studio to talk about growing up in d.c. and the challenges of competing on "the voice." all right, coming up on news 4 midday, can you imagine having a roller coaster in your backyard when you were a kid? see how and why one dad made thatream come d

they sacrificed their lives and britain's queen is honoring their service today. queen elizabeth unveiled a national memorial so honor the armed forces and civilians who serve during the gulf war and thanked the military members who she says helped to bring peace to iraq and afghanistan. >> president trump will continue a white house tradition, the easter egg roll is on. that is scheduled for easter monday, april 17th. tickets are free and will be available through an online lottery. white house officials say details on how to enter will be released later this month. this will be the first easter egg roll for president trump and family and they say they expect to start some new traditions. >> very dedicated dad went the extra smimile to put a smile ons son's face. a hand made backyard attraction

is putting playsets to shame. >> reporter: he has it pretty good. >> hot wheels. >> reporter: it's the wheels outside his house that have the 3-year-old xraescreaming for mo. bye! >> that's scott, wyatt's dad, the man with the roller coaster plan. >> took him to disney land five months ago and he loved the roller coasters there. what kid wouldn't. >> reporter: after a little internet research and the help of a retired boeing engineer -- >> one, two -- >> reporter: this was the result. >> i'm crazy, yeah, my wife will tell you, i'm pretty much nuts. >> reporter: weekdays scott is a navy pilot but on the weekends he built this. >> less than $1,000, the metal pvc is from home depot. >> reporter:

>> just a hill, just gravity. >> no motor, but it does have a name. >> we started to called it the bragleton barn stormer. >> reporter: he admits the title is a work in progress, so is the coaster. he has a little painting to do but when it's finished. >> we'll have his friends over pretty soon. >> for now it's all wyatt. >> i love my roller coaster. >> reporter: better than an amusement park, most of all because it's from the heart. >> why did you build it? >> because i love you. >> good dad. >> that is a good dad. like those dads that give their little girls a pony because they want one. i didn't have a pony. did you have a roller coaster? >> no, nothing like that, big wheel was the best i could do. pretty good when i was 5. haiku on cold days, both can be hold to withstand, but my poem

done. that's a haiku. >> nice job. >> it is a small poem as we just witnessed, usually the first and last lines have five sylla balances and the plural form, popped up south of dupont circle, 1200 local and worldwide entries came in as part of the golden haik uconn test for the golden triangle district. some of the winning entries have been placed on 19th street. but not everybody thinks they are creative. here's the global winner. heaping manure around the roses spring equinox. that's it. >> i thought that was pretty good. >> lauryn ricketts. >> i like the one when we were watching the video about the farmer's market. did you see that one? i can't recall it but it was really good. won like fifth place. what happened with that one. >> i didn't want to usher you in

equinox. >> don't plant anything just yet, if you have, oh, my goodness, we're looking at very cold temperatures over the weekend. now, we also are talking about rock and roll marathon, some of you marathoners are out there are trying to make head out to there on saturday in the downtown area, bundle up. it's not going to be very pretty like the last couple of weekends. i'm still on the other max. if we can switch over to that. it's a beautiful day out there. we continue to have gorgeous conditions. man, look at it, downtown d.c. gorgeous. temperatures have come up. we're in the upper 60s here in the d.c. area. we'll take it to around 70 degrees today. we have the winds out there gusting up to 30 miles per hour. so it might feel a touch cooler but other than that, it's really a beautiful day out there. you don't need to he am me to tell you that, get out and enjoy after the newscast.

it's a little breezy right now but winds are calming and then we've got changes by the time we head into tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning's commute to be in fact. this evening it's dry and mild. cold air not coming in until tomorrow. still looking great at 2:00 a.m. look at this in time for the morning commute. looks like we're going to have a little snow but we'll see snow flakes mixed in with the rain pushing through our area any time after 3:00 or 4:00 a.m. until noon. the winds will pick up tomorrow afternoon. we could see a few light showers or flurries floating down from the north and west. not going to create any accumulation and don't expect accumulation tomorrow morning. and look at the next five days, don't forget to set the clocks forward, after today feeling like 20s and 30s with the wind tomorrow afternoon and definitely in the 30s to right around 40 degrees by the time we head through the weekend. spring forward, let's see if we can find any more

forecast. i'll show you that in a few minutes. >> we're cooking with the cats here on news 4 midday. >> ho

>> looks like the redskins could be losing two of the top receivers. a nut report this morning said wide receiver desean jackson is very close to signing with

tampa bay buccaneers. the deal could become official as early as this afternoon. both jackson and pierre garcon are free agents. he's expected to sign with the san francisco 49ers. >> now the top of the third. whoa, this will he reminds you of the old days. >> going back in time. >> madness, check out the fight here, march madness coming early. if you're a georgetown fan, a foul that the st. john's game yesterday, georgetown players knocked down -- the ncaa tournament begins next week. we are cooking with the caps today, washington capitals joining us as chef robert wood with super food catering. thanks for with being us. >> thanks for having me. >> the way i get this the caps have a cookbook? >> we put together a cook

players wives and moms turn in recipes and i picked out the recipes the players love that we cook on a daily basis. >> i want to see this. where can we find this? >> it's 25 bucks. >> this is the book right here, $25, you can get it at monument sports.com, wash caps.com or come to the game. we sell them at the game in the team store and table. you can get them out at the ice complex where the caps practice. lots of places to get them. >> do we see a little bit of everything, appetizers and dinner and lunch? >> a little bit of everything, cheats and sweets, i like it. >> this is in there as well. >> you want to know what he eats, this is is. >> i want to get started. we've got onions and start off with those in the pan first. okay, and then here this is our chili that i roasted and crumbled up. that adds a lot of depth of

little bit of heat. >> all right. >> then we got some -- >> like the heat. >> minced garlic. we're going to take that and let that come together. a little bit of salt. salt is going to bring those flavors together. >> this is not bad, most of the stuff you would have in your pantry or in your refrigerator. >> that was important to me when we were putting it together, make it accessible for families to use it at home. >> you're not going out for a rare spice that cost you like $20 to get. >> no. what's the point in that? all for d.c. central kitchen, 100% for charity,s it's all about family and community, which is like the caps do so much for community, as a company we wanted to be able to celebrate that and do something for the community as well. >> already smells good. >> the family and community is huge super food catering. >> once we get that going what are we adding? >> bell pepper. >> red peppers and let those cook down a little bit and

soften up. like to let it get a little color, soften up and bring the flavors together. each time i add a fresh ingredie ingredient, i add a little salt by getting rid of moisture. >> isn't that going to resemble more of a chicken soup? i've seen some chicken fee he is at a soups that more like a pureee. >> some crumble up the tortillas and cook that down and why you get it more pasty. we're going to add ours at the end of the soup so it's a little more brothy, like to jazz it up at the end. we have tomatoes. what we did, roast these tomatoes on our grill to add nice smokey flavor. we want to add a little depth and dimension at each ingredient. again, little extra salt. you season as you cook, you end up using less salt over all. a lot of people forget to season as they are cooking a

too much salt in at the end. >> chicken stock. >> home made chicken stock, if you're not going to make it at home, buy the best chicken stock you can, buy organic and nicer chicken stock. >> huge difference in flavor. >> absolutely. >> you're only as good as your ingredients. >> we have to wrap this up. the final ingredient will be the shredded chicken. >> this is our finished product and like i said we like to jazz it up at the end, crispy tortillas and shredded cheddar cheese and guac and sour cream. >> looks great. thank you so much, chef robert wood of super food and the washington capitals new cook book. >> cooking with the caps. >> thanks for joining us. >> aaron, back over to you. >> i'll be right over there. still waiting, checking in on april the

google says it fixed many of the security holes the cia exploited. android and chrome are now strong enough to defend against some of those vulnerabilities that the cia may have used to carry out covert surveillance. it's unclear exactly when those holes were patched as the wikileaks documents go back to 2013. and retailers and restaurants are hoping you celebrate with green this st. patrick's day. the national retail federation is projecting spending to reach

139 million americans say they plan to celebrate spending an average of $38 a person. that's up from $35 last year. more than 80% say they'll wear green to show their irish pride. 31% plan to make a special dinner and 27% will head to a party at a bar or a restaurant. home flipping projects are helping families bring home the bacon, according to a report by data solutions, more than 193,000 single family homes and condos were flipped in 2016 alone. that is a 10-year high. the homes sold for an average price of $189,000 creating a profit of nearly 63,000 bucks. >> all right, taking a live look at april the giraffe. >> what was that, april? >> a giraffe noise. >> april -- >> this is the animal atu

she's still pregnant. the world continues to watch as she romes the enclosure. veterinarians have been waiting for weeks for her to give birth but her caretakers say she is healthy and they are not too concerned. the ges tags period is 13 to 15 months. >> she has got to be, get off my back, no woman who want to be asked, you're still pregnant. how does that go over? april, take your time. >> let's turn to lauryn for a last look at the forecast. >> april is definitely taking her time out there. as we continue through the day, temperatures are actually going to come up a little bit and we will see temperatures rise a little bit as we go through the remainder of the day. temperatures will be right around 70 degrees. if you're heading to the rock and roll marathon on saturday, bless your heart. temperatures are going to be climbing out of the 20s and eventually it's going to be a little on the breezy size. we will warm up to temperatures in the 30s for th

marathon but it is going to be a very, very chi

we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> all right, this is the new hottest couple. j.lo and a-rod are dating, what do you think? >> first of all, when i said this, i said yes! i like them together from the nickname down, the same age, they both have kids and kids are similar ages as well. and they're very similar, very driven, ambitious, smart, beautiful people. very accomplished in life. >> this is jenny from the block. she is a yankees fan. i t i