now on midday, the super bowl winning new england patriots are heading to the white house today. >> but they will be missing a key player. who is skipping the trip and why. it's the 911 message that could have you thinking you've reached some type of an error. i'm erika gonzalez. the message you need to know to keep your family members out of harm's way. how long will the cloiuds b locked in and a big warmup

tomorrow. first this morning, you may have seen the alert on your phone. >> aaron hernandez committed suicide. he was serving a life sentence. hernandez was found not guilty of another crime recently. >> reporter: just days after breaking down in tears following acquittal in a double-murder case, former new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez was found dead in his cell at a massachusetts state prison overnight. the same prison where he was serving a life sentence for another murder four years ago. prison officials say hernandez hanged himself using a bed sheet that he attached to a cell window. hernandez was about to begin his third season with the patriots in june 2013 but the team cut him just days following his arrest for the shooting death of another man. for that murder, hernandez was

the possibility of parole. nbc news. right now, le jij loureligi are holding a rally outside of the supreme court. the state refused to pay to resurface a church playground because it prevents state money from going to a church. the church says that law d disdiscriminates against religious institutions. the consequences here could be significant because they could affect all kinds of public services for religious schools. there is some concern this morning about what happens when you call 911 in an emergency and you get a recording. a prince george's county family says the confusion put one man in danger. news4's erika gonzalez is live in capitol

story. >> reporter: you call 911 and you expect to hear someone on the line and instead they got a recorded message and heard an unfamiliar sound. >> this is prince george's county 911. do not hang up. your car will be answered in the order it was received. please stay on the line. the following tones are for the hearing impaired. >> reporter: eight people called 911 that day and they all said they got that same message and they heard that same sound, kind of like a fax machine to you or me. but it is for the hearing impaired and county officials say it is by law. 67-year-old william armstrong had a medical emergency this past weekend. everybody around him called 911 but they were confused by that sound on the other end. while help arrived, one of the

friends of armstrong began performing cpr and described the chaotic scene only to our news4 cameras. >> but the more i don't hear what i need to hear, we're going to be in trouble. so i kept doing what i was doing and doing what i was doing and i know he was slipping away and slipping away and slipping away. and by this time, i heard nothing. i heard nothing. >> reporter: a family member told us that armstrong was not doing well. erika gonzalez, back to you. >> thank you, aerika. prince george's police need help identifying a woman who was found dead in her early 20s. she was

collapsed in someone's front yard on springdale avenue in forestville. inspectors will have your safety in mind when they check the trees around the capitol from now on. a man was killed when a tree branch fell on him. he was working on an irrigation pipe at first street southeast after he died house speaker paul ryan shared his condolences. he leaves behind a wife and two children. president trump is closing in on his first 100 days. how is he doing so far? tracie potts takes a look. >> reporter: checking president trump's win/loss record in the first 100 days. win, neil gorsuch. loss, health care. still up in the air, russia and the travel ban. >> i don't know how it's going to be a year from now with president trump but i think h

starting to work with congress. >> reporter: next, the budget. building up america's infrastructure. >> we're going to have a trillion dollar plan and it's going to fix up our roads, our highways and airports. >> reporter: and tax reform. >> we are going to march very quickly. you watch. we're going to surprise you. >> it's going to be hard for him to make people believe that he's credible and leading some type of tax reform. is he doing it to benefit himself? his friends? we don't know. >> reporter: with the vice president talking trade, president trump wants to tear up another trade deal. nafta. >> the whole thing is ridiculous. nafta has been very, very bad for our country. it's been very bad for our companies and workers and we're going to make some very big changes. >> reporter: that's part of a campaign promise still in the works. jobs. can he put america back to work? and now iran is on the

nuclear deal to see if it's in america's national interests to comply with that deal and withhold sanctions. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. former president george h.w. bush is recovering from a bout of pneumonia. doctors determined he had a pneumonia. mr. bush is in good spirits and will stay in the hospital until he regains his strength. tom brady won't be with his team members when they head to the white house to celebrate their super bowl win. he released a statement saying he has to attend to some personal family members. president trump will welcome the team to the white house this after thoo afternoon. before this announcement by brady, four other players said they will not be attending because of their disagreement with the

the caps and the wizards are both in the playoffs and both playing at the same time. it could be a tough fight for the caps because they need a win. otherwise, they will have to win three games in a row to stay alive. they are up in canada tonight. the wizards are right here at home. >> tickets are still available but there are not many left. carol maloney is covering the wizards. >> follow them online for all of the updates. starting at 7:00 tonight. >> that's right. we have got our fingers crossed. some clouds and cooler temperatures this wednesday. storm team 4 sheena parveen is a look at when things will warm up again. hi, sheena. >> yes. good morning. the clouds are around as well. we have the overcast skies outside. let's take a live loo

here you can see the cloud cover in the district, 58 degrees with the clouds around and we really won't be warming up that much today. we go into tomorrow, though, and that's the bigger warmup. here's a look at the radar. we have a few showers around, mostly west of the district and in parts around loudoun county and warrenton. not as much as we saw this morning. a lot is breaking up. as we go through the day today, highs will be in the mid-to low 60s. mostly the low 60s. these clouds will stay locked in all afternoon. expect overcast skies. can't rule out a chance of the sprinkle. the majority is coming to an end. like i mentioned, a big warmup coming tomorrow. i'll show you those numbers. and rain for the weekend, coming up. >> thank you. a gruesome discovery at a construction site. >> find out what we're learning about the

a dramatic end to the kill who are posted a video of a murder online. we're learning more about how steve stephens was finally caught. >> and we're hearing more from the family of the man who was killed. >> reporter: this mcdonald's acted quickly. >> i was scared and now i'm actually relieved. >>or

stephens at the drive-through where the owner says he ordered mcnugget and fries. >> the drive-through employee at the time recognized him and took his money. he pulled to the next window. meanwhile, she stepped out of there and called the state police right away. >> reporter: when they tried to stall his order, stephens sped off but police were quickly in pursuit. >> when the pit maneuver was conducted, the vehicle spun around, came to a stop, immediately he pulled the weapon out and shot himself. >> the unit's psp is behind a white ford fusion on buffalo road. >> reporter: investigators had been scouring the area about 100 miles from cleveland since sunday when they pinged stephens' cell phone. he randomly chose robert godwin and murdered him on easter sunday posting the video on facebook. >> i want to see him go to trial because of the

did to my brother. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg addressed the problem. >> we're doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> reporter: stephens had no criminal history and had a license to carry a concealed weapon. he held the same job for ten years but was in financial trouble, blaming his crimes on his ex-girlfriend. >> she's the reason why this is going to happen to you. >> reporter: a former paternity brother said the man he knew was nothing like the killer the world saw on facebook. >> it's a horrific act and we have to learn from it. mental health is a real thing. in police in phoenix are investigating the remains of a child found at a construction site. workers found the remains yesterday. they haven't said how long the remains appear to have been buried and don't know the child's age. and take a look at these flames from a massive fire in central florida that broke out

around 2:30. fire officials say one firefighter was hurt and several nearby homes had to be evacuated due to hazardous chemical fumes. while three thrill seekers can experience the jok joker ji roller coaster, it was shut down after dozens of riders dangled in the air for hours. no one was hurt. there was an issue with a wheel on the ride which has been fixed. many of us have been suffering with the runny nose and eyes and nasal congestion. blame the pollen. for the last few weeks, it's been as bad as it gets. >> i want to relationship my eyes out of my head and my teeth feel like they are going to come out of my mouth. >> it's being blamed on trees that are producing the leaves. doctors recommend you use a nasal inhaler and eye

drive with your windows and sunroof closed and use your ac. a lot of people are stressed out and now there's evidence that shows stress can really be bad for your health. a recent british study suggests that chronic stress is associated with obesity. here now to talk about the study and what you can do to control your stress level is dr. joshua weiner. thank you for joining us. you're saying that this can lead to obesity. >> there's been a handful of studies that have tried to evaluate this connection and the thi thing is, some prior results showed there was a connection and some showed there wasn't. what makes this important is two things. number one, it was a much larger study. thousands of people versus dozens. the larger the study, the

when you're talking about connections between stress and weight gain or obesity, you're looking at a hormone called cortisol. they have looked at snapshots of cortisol. with this study, they took hair samples. they were able to measure people's cortisol because they were able to assess the levels at an average of two months. those two factors add more weight to the credibility of this particular study. >> does it show why these stress levels contribute to weight gain and obesity? >> there are a couple of theories. one is that cortisol is primarily involved. with cortisol, it's involved in causing fat development. particularly in the abdominal area. we have some reason to suggest that this is in fact a cause and effect although we can't say with certainty. there's a disease called cushing's

seems to be a major player. the other thing is, when people are stressed out, they have bad habits. they comfort eat. so they are going to eat calories, food that is in high in sugar and calories. it's a little bit of chicken and egg thing. we think it's probably one of those or both of those factors involved. >> what can we do to avoid the pit falls of stress eating and drinking? >> i call it a 30-minute rule. whenever you're wanting to do something that you really know you shouldn't do, whether it's eat something you shouldn't eat, buy something you shouldn't buy, you get the idea, what you want to do is distract yourself for 30 minutes. go do something entirely different. what we know is that the intensity of a desire to do something will sort of rise and fall in about a 30-minute period. so you're much more likely to be able to resist that temptation if you can go half an hour. at the end of that half hour, if you still feel like you need that chocolate cake, at least you

give it that half hour. >> what about some tips for controlling our daily stress? we deal with it every day at home, at work, all the time. >> right. this is just basic stuff that everybody knows but often doesn't do. you've got to prioritize sleep. we know that sleep -- >> it's hard. >> i know. but sleep also affects weight because if you don't sleep enough, you have increases of something called ghrelin and lower levels of leptin which makes you full. exercise is almost as effective or depending on the study, as effective as antidepressant medication for managing anxiety. very helpful for stress. people really need to do that. and then it's eat healthy, take pro b probiotics. you really want to do meditation. people cringe and think it's hard. maybe you n

and meditate. i suggest you look at an app called head space. a lot of people find that helpful. >> dr. wiener, thank you, as always. >> my pleasure. it's the new drink everybody is talking about that made its debut today. we'll tell you what is actually in this

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order your own unicorn at starbucks. if you're wondering what it tastes like, it's sweet, a little tart, and the drink is fruity. if you give it a stir, it changes from blue to pink and the flavor evolved with some sweetness and tartness. it will only be available from today through sunday. we're running out of time. we tasted it this morning. >> and? >> it tasted like a milk shake at first. >> it tasted like if -- there's an orange creamsicle but it tasted like a strawberry creamsicle. the tartness, though, i took a swig and then couldn't speak. >> a lot of people have been asking me. it's pretty good. anyway, it's a cloudy day outside. a lot of people are

that. overcast and cooler temperatures. so today is a little bit of a strange day because by tomorrow and friday, we're back in the 80s, believe it or not. the 80s return tomorrow. today, in the 60s. this weekend, rain on the way and then the temperatures will actually drop again. if you like the 80s, enjoy them over the next couple of days because by this weekend, we're rainy and cooler. 58 in the district. we have the overcast skies out there. these clouds will be locked in all day. the temperatures will not jump very high. it will be steady and get into the low 60s, remain steady overnight. here's a look at the satellite radar. very unsettled pattern. overcast skies for the atlantic. we see leftover sprinkles, parts of the afternoon, a sprinkle with

you can head to the website for more information about this dog from the human society. by the evening, we're looking at low 60s. temperatures right now, mid-to upper 50s. we're not going to be rising that much. 58 for the normal high. today we're below that. tomorrow and friday, we jump above that and then go into saturday. we're dropping down again with those rain chances moving in. coming up in a bit, i'll show you the extended forecast. we'll look at your weekend rain. >> thanks, sheena. a daycare worker is fired after abusing children.

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we are getting details about interim police chief peter newsham announced two new patrol vehicles, north and south. he plans to reassign police officers. this comes with the retirement. >> so today we become a victim of our own success and i'm here to announce the retirement of the pd icon

can we give her a round of applause? [ applause ] >> grooms is taking over private security for the project on the waterfronts in southwest washington. you may be one of the parents who checks in with your kids at daycare through a camera, livestreaming inside daycare centers is getting more and more common. as hoda kotbe shows us. >> reporter: you can hear audible gasps, as it's happening. an 18-month-old boy is pushed and then thrown to a mat on the floor by a daycare worker. kaitlyn gilmore is the toddler's mother. she was at work watching the live stream of her son at the children's courtyard in plano, texas. the daycare worker seen on the video is 22-year-old jasmine lexus torres. she was

with endangering a child. she's now free on $10,000 bond. >> she had no prior history. there was no incident, no concern as far as a flight risk and had been cooperative with us. >> reporter: the children's courtyard operates 55 centers in four states. in the last two years, the plano center has been cited for 29 deficiencies, nine of those rated high. state officials report all of the deficiencies had been corrected. a statement from the children's courtyard reads in part, "we have strict policies and procedures to ensure the safety and well-being of our children. we don't tolerate deviation from those standards. upon being made aware of the situation, we immediately notified the authorities." the children's courtyard's facebook page exploded with outraged comments. "made me so angry, i can't even put it into words." "grown adults callingms

teachers. what is wrong with you." since the video was posted online only shows part of the incident, police want to get the entire recording for their investigation. but the officer says there's no question this kind of surveillance is very beneficial. >> it has proven to be very, very helpful for our investigators. >> and that was hoda kotbe reporting. jasmine torres was fired. the child was not hurt and is doing fine today. new questions surrounding bill o'reilly's fox news channel. fox is preparing to cut ties with o'reilly. the report cites people close to the situation. this comes as several advertisers have pulled commercials from his show after accusations of sexual harassment. in the past, o'reilly has said that the accusations have no merit. into well,

something that is beneficial for bars. >> and now we have an i-team investigation. >> reporter: big heavyweight fights are causing some big problems for local restaurants and bars in our area. a news4 i-team investigation finds that more than 100 bars and restaurants have been sued for illegally obtaining the fights without paying the full price. these disputes are causing big legal problems for the owners and potentially crippling financial problems for the owners of these restaurants. >> i was being sued for $50,000. >> reporter: did that dollar figure jump out at you? >> the lawsuit jumped out at me. >> reporter: the owners of the fight in california says it must sue to protect itself under the law. >> i'm a guy, i always like to

that's my m.o. but when somebody's totally ridiculous, i am the mediation right away. >> reporter: coming up in our news4 i-team investigation, the local community in which we saw so many of these suits being filed and the undercover agents who go in on fight night trying to catch bars breaking the rules. scott macfarlane, news4 i-team. parents not only have concerns about kids watching too much tv but also what they are watching. most parents don't want to see ads for junk food anymore. according to researchers at the university of connecticut, 85% of parents say companies aren't acting responsibly when they advertise to kids. those parents said it makes it harder to have a healthy home. 60% of parents supported for healthier eating in ads and in their communities and schools. >> do you like garlic? today is national

here to talk about the benefits of this little gem is dr. taylor wallace. thanks for being with us. i love garlic. my husband hates it. many people use it in the kitchen but it's not just good in the kitchen, is it? >> right. actually, garlic has been used for literally thousands of years because of its medicinal properties. high dose sum men sum men supplementation helps with age-related cognitive decline. >> and it can help you ward off other diseases? >> right. a new study actually showed that in people with the flu or a cold, that it reduced the severity and longevity of the symptoms

imagine that five-day cold being reduced to 1.5 days. >> if you have the flu or cold and you were to take it that way, how do you take it? pills or chop up a clove and boil it in water? >> the actual compound is really formed when you chop or crush garlic. so if you're going to cook with it, you need to let the chopped garlic sit out for about half an hour. for cold and flu symptoms, take a supplement. that's the real higher dose, the extract of garlic. >> more highly concentrated. >> correct. >> and so the reason my husband hates it, it's not because it doesn't taste good. it's because he doesn't want to smell like garlic. is there a way to eat garlic or take garlic and not have it come through your pores? is there a way to get rid of the smell? >> take a supplement because it's encapsulated so you

is volatile. >> and one other thing. we were just having -- i had a discussion yesterday with our makeup artist and she said her mother always said you cook with freshed far lick versus powdered garlic because it seeps through your pores. is there any truth to that? >> no. because the healthy compound in garlic is formed when it's crushed or chopped. powder garlic has been processed so the compound has formed. >> okay. and garlic is just great. >> most americans, you can replace a lot of the salt and sodium and go into the spice rack and choose spices like garlic which is high in nutrients and low calorie. >> i cook with it but not when he's home. dr. taylor wallace, thank you so much for being with us. >> thanks

there is increased risk for skin cancer and kristen dahlgren explains why your child could be at risk at school. >> reporter: when this girl came home from a school event with second-degree burns -- >> she looked like leather. it was horrific. >> reporter: she was outraged to learn that sunscreen wasn't allowed in school without a doctor's note. >> teachers were applying sunscreen in front of them and one teacher said you are getting so burnt and i wish i could share this with you but i can't. >> reporter: the reason, it's considered an

medication. worrying to some parents who point out 500 children are diagnosed with melanoma every year. >> even one burn in childhood doubles your risk. now washington state is one step closer to changing its policy. the governor expected to sign a bill to help students apply sunscreen but won't require them to do so. california, new york, utah and oregon already have similar laws on the books. six more states are considering legislation. >> reporter: if you have a law that makes it so you can't protect kids from feeling

burn. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. clouds and cooler temperatures heading into your afternoon. >> sheena parveen has good news. we have another warmup coming? >> yes. don't let today discourage you. it's cloudy and chilly and damp outside. as we go into tomorrow and friday, the 80s return return. 80s will return and the weekend actually will be getting cooler. 50s and 60s in the forecast. that's because of a rainy sunday setting up for us. the coolest we had day looks like sunday but it's going to be the rainiest day. 58 degrees and 55 in manassas and 57 in leesburg. these numbers are struggling to get up there due to the cloud co

take a wide look at this picture. we have clouds in place, a few scattered showers and very unsettled weather pattern and the rain chances are going to stay in the forecast all the way through the weekend. wore not going to be dry and sunny until next week, believe it or not. still a chance for sprinkles. not enough rain to wash the pollen away. it's going to stay high going into the weekend. the rain on sunday will help that pollen to get lower as we get into sunday. rain always helps. sprinkles this afternoon. if you're exercising, 4:00 p.m., that's the warmest we're going to get. tomorrow and friday, low 80s return. chance of showers later in the day. by saturday, mid-60s. temperatures in the 50s. nice next week, though. >> all right, sheena, thank you. urgent care or the e.r. >> it's

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if you don't have a regular doctor, you may choose to go to urgent care or the e.r. when you get sick. the question is, which is best? nicole explains. >> reporter: long wait times in a room full of germs. that's likely what you'll find when you visit urge jents cant the e.r. is one better than

not necessarily. but urgent care is usually quicker. >> i think you have less of a wait time. most patients are seen within 30 minutes by a provider. >> reporter: for minor conditions, that's the way to go. >> cold congestions, ear pain, sore throat. >> reporter: even broken bones can be treated there. so when should you make the trip to the e.r. in. >> if you're having any stroke-like symptoms, any numbness, slurred speech. >> reporter: rule of thumb, if you have chest pains, go straight to the e.r. but if you think it's minor, head to urgent care. >> if it's something outside of our comfort zone, we'd send you to the urgent care. >> reporter: for people who voo minor illnesses and injuries, your wait time will be significantly longer than somebody critically ill. >> reporter: either way, it's probably a good idea to pack your patience. all right. everybody is talking aboutow

the chickery in dupont circle has a secret menu to boot. joining us is the special operations director. what do you mean by better chicken? >> we take great pride in every ingredient. our chicken comes in fresh, all natur natural, never frozen, no hormones. it's the best chicken that you can get. >> sounds good to me. tell us what you are known for. they get soaked in our secret recipe. >> and it looks seasoned. >> yes. we have our secret chickery salt that we lay on top. it gives it a perfect kick. >> what's the secret to cooking ch

a week. >> yeah. it's about being creative. we're a very innovative team and have great creative team and we have a great recipe right hero t. we fry it again and it has the rotisserie taste but the crunch. >> great. you're going to have to tell us about some of the secret menu items. >> we have the jalapeño barbecued sandwich. not everyone is looking for the fried. we have buffalo cauliflour and fry it up and

>> it's barbecue. >> it balances out the spice tea. >> it tastes delicious. >> and what about these pile of fries? >> literally, just our fries are cooked in-house. and topped with our ranch. it tastes great. i'm going to make a quick version for you. we have our pulled chicken. just really quickly toss it on top. >> okay. >> and then make it nice and covered. and then we'ring about e going r cajun ranch. >> and you cook seasonal items, too. >> yeah. we have exciting news. we have a great season salad. strawberries, roasted walnuts. >> something healthy? >> yeah. great s

starting breakfast starting may 1st from 8:00 to 11:00, monday through friday. we have our chicken biscuit, which is our chicken fingers, egg and cheese. >> i really want that one but it's going to be hard to eat. >> we get all of our biscuits from mason-dixon and we're trying to keep it as local as we can and partner up with the people in d.c. with us. >> that's great. any future partnerships perhaps? >> you know, i'm always searching and if people want to let me know, i'll happily talk to them. >> this is so good. >> cheddar biscuit, yeah. >> thomas, thanks so much for joining us. come over here and eat chicken. your lunch or dinner will soon cost more. the food chain is raising

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yesterday, ceo of facebook mark sdplzuckerberg says they m have new apps that are virtual and 3-d. facebook is opening up to third parties including nike and warner brothers. apple is bringing out i movies available for free at the mac and ios stores. these apps are already free for people who bought a mac, iphone or ipad after 2013. that's your morning business report. i'm landon dowdy. if you're headed downtown for a march, you'll need to plan ahead if you want to take metro. the blue, orange silver lines will be shu

metro will run shuttle buses and this is in addition to the ongoing work on the green line. plan ahead. you'll notice a big change the next time you have to renew your d.c. driver's license. starting in june, the dmv will put washington, d.c., along the top of all new licenses. right now the license reads, district of columbia at the top. the change is supposed to cut back on confusion at places like airports where there has been a confusion. take a look at this massive iceberg on the canadian east coast. it's even attracting tourists. although this iceberg is cool, it's cool to look at, it's a problem for shipping companies because ships are forced to go far out of their way to steer clear of the ice. time to take a final look at our weather. >> sheena parveen standing by with the latest. we're going to get rain

>> well, it's come to an end but for the rest of the afternoon some sprinkles around the area, overcast skies. clouds will be locked in. 60 degrees right now. this is all helping to hold the temperature down. don't expect it to really warm up today. here's a wide look at satellite radar. you can see all of these clouds. a few showers here and there. nothing major heading our way. we're going to expect what you see right now overcast skies and sprinkles through the rest of the day today. look at future weather here tomorrow. we're going to warm up to around 80 degrees again. that comes with a chance for a few showers later in the day, maybe a thunderstorm by friday afternoon. pretty much the same thing. low 80s, chance of showers. we go into the weekend and saturday we could see showers but then we go into sunday and that's the rainy day of the week that we're watching and this rain could be mostly all day and if that's the case, temperatures could be held down into the 50s. today, 63 degrees and overcast skies. some sprinkles as we go through the afternoon hours. tomorrow, 81 degrees.

over the weekend, the temperatures cool down with the rain coming. 66 on saturday. 5 56 possibly on sunday. rain likely through most of the day but next week we have a nice dry stretch. temperatures getting back into the 70s. guys? >> sheena, thanks so much. what do you think are the most popular baby names right now? baby naming experts told the hollywood reporter online that these are the top four baby names in d.c. sam, charlotte, jack and lilly. all nice names. they are described as classic and conservative. there used to be lisas and jessica and jennifers. no babies named those names. we know lots of sophies. >> a few jacks. >> i know a few jacks. >> and i know more ja dpchlt

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