them to disrupt us. that's exactly what they want. new yorkers promising to stay strong after a terror-related explosion this morning on a subway platform. the second attack on the city in just about a month. also new at midday, women accusing president trump of sexual misconduct. this news conference held minutes ago. how the white house is responding. and a cold start to your day, but wait until you see what's going to happen on wednesday. i'll show you how cold those temperatures are about to get. news 4 midday starts now. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun

we start with that attempted attack in the heart of new york city. multiple officials confirm to nbc news that this photo is the suspect, akayed ullah. during a press conference about an hour ago we learned three people were just trying to take the subway this morning now have life-threatening injuries. the suspect is seriously injured, as well. officials say he had a low-tech device strapped to his body with velcro and zip ties. >> the device went off inside of a subway terminal just after 7:00 this morning. mayor bill de blasio had a strong message. >> when we hear of an attack on the subway it's incredibly unsettling and let's be also clear this was an attempted terrorist attack. thank god that he did not

>> officials say the suspect was inspired by the islamic state, but had apparently not had any direct contact with the terror group. the injured have non-life-threatening injuries and we'll update you on this developing story as we learn more information. >> we are also following a developing story back in our area. a 17-year-old boy found dead in the woods. >> the teen was a student at walt whitman high school in bethesda. this morning that school has counselors on hand for students as police try to figure out exactly what happened to navid sepehri. >> news 4's justin finch joins us live in bethesda with the latest. justin? >> reporter: hi there, eun. good morning. we are now at the montgomery county police department where just a short time ago we spoke with police who told us they're still continuing their investigation at this time, but earlier this morning

it is a tender time on that campus. you may recall last month they lost another student and over the weekend on social media news began to break about navid and that was confirmed in an e-mail just last night and on his campus he's being remembered as a very young and talented artist. >> a somber monday morning at walt whitman high school, students and staff now well aware navid sepehri won't walk through doors anymore. sad news confirmed in the principal schoolwide e-mail. montgomery county police say the 17-year-old singer went missing saturday and was found dead sunday in cold, snow-covered woods on the 6500 block of laverock lane near the banecburn swim house. >> when he was last seen. because it is a death investigation we can't confirm too many of those details and certainly those are all aspects

grief counselors, psychologists and other services are now on hand at whitman for students and detectives are moving ahead with the missing person turned death investigation. >> medical examiner will determine the manner and cause of death. those results are not finalized so we are waiting to hear from the medical examiner's office. >> reporter: the principal's note also did point out that early signs were that navid's death appeared to be accidental. the final ruling will come from the medical examiner's office. the principal noting in this case that navid has a younger sister who is now a freshman at whitman, so a very heartbreaking time for his family and also his many friends over at whitman high school. we are live in gaithersburg, i'm justin finch, news 4. back to you in the studio. >> a sad day indeed. one person died in a house fire on taylorstown road. firefighters were called to th

if you're familiar with the area you'll know the house is less than two miles from one of the area's most celebrated restaurant. the restaurant at patamac farm. authorities continue to investigate. >> reporter: investigators out here on the scene of this fire that has been a fatal fire in loudoun county and what they're trying to do is put the pieces together to figure out exactly how it all started. you can see the structure of the home is intact, but the inside completely gutted. this was a fatal fire, and what we are hearing from people here on the scene is that this initial call came in last night about 8:20, and it was a life alert call meaning that someone had pressed the button that got in touch with 911 officials who then got in touch with fire officials here to come to the scene, and unfortunately, we can confirm this has turned fatal. this is a fatal fire in this area. take a look over here. you can see that fire trucks and rescue personnel are out here on the scene trying to figure out

they'll go through the areas to see how the fire actually started, but a deadly scene here in lovettsville. this is a rural area in loudoun county and not far from point of rock, but an unfortunate situation here as this charred-out house has turned into a fatal fire. back to you. cleaning your chimney may be one of the last things you think about during the holiday season, but it probably would have saved the home in prince georges county. flames ripped through this home. no one was hurt there, but authorities say a missing brick in the chimney aloud the fire to spread. the fire did $200,000 in damage. now to the weather. it looks like the rest of the weekend snow will be gone by the end of the day and seeing nice sunshine out there this morning. >> is that sun going to warm us up any? >> it will warm us up more than it did yesterday. here is a live look outside right now. we have the sunin

in the 40s across the area and well above freezing right now. 43 degrees in the district as we go into the afternoon we'll be in the mid-40s. milder than yesterday and still chile as we go through the day and we'll be getting cold again and that will not be the coldest this week. by wednesday, that will be the coldest air so far as we go into the season and single-digit windchills wednesday morning. it is going to be a cold one and you want to bundle up by the middle of the week and we don't have snowfall ahead in case you're wondering. we'll talk about the bitter cold headed our way coming up. >> sheena, thank you. an outpouring of support for the families of two fallen heroes killed in rockville. a community is now honoring those two men. carlos wolf crashed his car suspected night. sandra cohen pulled

both and that's when they were both struck by another car. cohen was also a volunteer firefighter in rock still and he started volunteering when he was just 16 years old. >> he loved his friends. we have a very tight group of young people his age that joined at the same time, a generation of millennials, and he loved them, and they loved him, and as did i and every other officer member here at the fire service loved him. >> a spokesperson for agent wolff's family released in part, our carlos was an amazing, father, husband, uncle and brother who made us proud. he was so helpful in giving not just to his friend, but strangers, too. our hearts are broken. new this morning, former trump campaign manager paul manafort is in court right now. a federal judge is hearing arguments over an op-ed that manafort edited about his work in ukraine. that piece appeared in

ukrainian english language newspaper last week. it violated the judge's gag order and manafort should not be released from house arrest. manafort's attorneys argue the op-ed is part of his first amendment right to defend himself and his reputation. this morning three women who accused president trump of sexual harassment came together today. one of those women, jessica leads says in the '70s the president groped her on a plane. >> nothing was said and he didn't say oh, by the way. i didn't go eke or help or whatever. it was just this silent groping going on, and i do remember at one point out of my side eye thinking the guy is sitting across the aisle and why doesn't he come to my defense and where is the stewardess? somebody? >> several women are taking part in a news conference in new york city. they're asking congress to

in all, 16 women have accused president trump of misconduct. the white house released a statement saying in part, these false claims totally disputed in most cases by eyewitness accounts were addressed at length during last year's campaign and the american people voiced their judgment by delivering a decisive victory. president trump is helping out with last-minute campaigning for senate candidate roy moore. the republican is accused of sexual misconduct with teenagers. in the next hour, an interview with one of those accusers. he chose a path of non-compliance. and a police shooting caught on camera. the reaction coming from the family thimorning. s

in southern california and the thomas fire which is the biggest fire is still on the move. it's burned 230,000 acre, and is only 10% contained. the fire has now reached santa barbara county forcing another 5,000 residents to evacuate. the destructive fire which started one week ago today is threatening 18,000 structures. and talk show host ellen degeneres is among the celebrities who have had to evacuate due to these wildfires

ellen tweeted on sunday that her house could be burned. some dramatic body camera video shows a sheriff's deputy desperately trying to stop an unarmed suspect during a confrontation. now the man is dead. this video may be difficult to watch. >> nbc's maya rodriguez explains why the suspect's family says he wouldn't act this way. >> reporter: it took only moments for the confrontation to escalate. a 911 of a disturbance of an apartment complex in florida leaves deputy with a confrontation with juan pedro pierre. pierre is unarmed according to police. >> deputy sean young was attacked. attacked. by mr. pierre. >> backup arrives, urging pierre to back down. >> get your hands

youngworth and according to police he charges toward the backup deputy stephen briggs who then fires his weapon at pierre. >> mr. pierre chose a path of non-compliance. >> pierre's family is left bewildered with many questions. >> the person that was acting so violently, that's not my brother. he's not like that. >> the sheriff says they released the video so the public can see what happened. >> this is something that happened in a split second that he was forced to deal with. >> both deputies are currently on administrative leave. the florida department of law enforcement is investigatinga i shooting and a grand jury will determine whether it was justified. that was maya rodriguez reporting. pierre's daughter told the my amma tv station that her father had mental health issues. she speculated his behavior may have been caused by a stroke he had a few years ago. a mother is speaking out after she says she was forced off of a

breast-feeding her son. they were on spirit airlines flight when they were told to get off. the mother claims she was breast-feeding in in a response with nbc news, the family was refusing to comply with crew instructions when the plane was getting ready for takeoff. if you're getting ready to travel for the holiday, but still haven't booked your flight travel it is best to avoid peak travel days such as december 23rd and the 26th. that's when everyone travels. traveling on the holidays can save you money. look out for reward programs offered by major hotel chains. those programs offer discounts on special activities depending on how much you spend. illegal setback for the catholic church's, fort to put christmas ads on the side of metro busses. this is the ad that the archdiocese of washington wanted to place on the metro bus. the church had filed an emergency injunction that would have required them to put the ads

of not showing ads by political or religious groups and it ruled in metro's favor. it violates its right to free speech. you may be in for a treat here. the winter wonder bus made its holiday debut. the special holiday-themed bus will be making runs on all of the d.c. circulator routes and you will pay the regular fare of $1. track the wonder bus location online and we posted a link on the app. search for winter wonder bus. >> i like it. the holiday shopping season is still in full swing and today another day to score deals. the second monday in december is known as green monday. people who put their holiday shopping off are starting to feel that pressure? no pressure there. the good thing about green monday is you can price match online prices in store, at many retailers. christmas

hanukkah starts tomorrow. good luck. that amazon prime. exactly. >> let me just apologize to ups now. i'll be one of those a couple of weeks. >> the post office is open, too. that's a good thing because it's hard to find places to hide presents from santa. the older ones. santa. >> there say new retail survey that reveals most parents hide their children's presents in the trunk of their car. zulily found other top looks are the linen closet, the garages, basement and if all else fails, a friend's house. more than 30% say they signed tags from gifts from santa where the non-writing hand so it is s not recognizable.

scratching all of the cards and so busy. despite the warnings. it's tough at this time of year. a new look at some of the damage of some mini blinds. and the nbc hit "this is us" being recognized again today. it's one of the new golden globe nominees. the highlights of the early morning announcements.

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information that parents of young children need to hear. >> kids and window blinds. as erica edwards reports the injuries can happen in a matter of seconds. >> reporter: in 2005 little bobby dotrich seen here on the right became entangled in the cord of a window blind. he accidentally hung himself and was left permanently disabled. a new study from nationwide children's hospital in o hio, nearly 17,000 children have been injured since 1990. most occurred when the contraption somehow hit the children. >> the highest risk group are children between agency 1 and 4. this is when they gain mobility and they're toddlers and they explore their environment and they have no idea what's dangerous. >> the biggest threat is the cords especially those you can't see. this video from parents for

hidden inner cords can easily strangle children. >> a child of any age can form a dangerous loop. >> it's killed 271 children since 1990. >> within minutes they're going to strangle and often they can't make noise because they can't move in the air. >> they're working toward a safety standard to go cordless or have inaccessible cords. the group expects the standard to be finalized by the end of this month with companies in complete compliance by the end of 2018. erica edwards, nbc news. williams has got the angle. he's gone! touchdown, chargers. >> there you have it. redskin officially out of playoff contention. the team traveled to the west coast and was beat up by the los an

playing energized football and never let up their lead. the skins lost 13-30. coach jay gruden says the loss was surprising and disappointing. i don't get he was surprised -- >> you'd think after last week's horrible show you would regroup and rally. >> that's what i thought. >> okay. >> three weeks left in the season at this point. >> playing for pride now. >> there you go. >> yes! >> this is our first snowfall we saw this weekend, right? had how about this, though. those flakes are nothing compared to the blizzard of buffalo bills -- this is on sunday, of course. field crews had to use snow blowers so officials and players can see where the yard mark is. >> did they used to have an indoor stadium or am i making this stuff up? >> how do you even know what's going on? >> for some reason i thought

>> snowball fights and snow angels after the game. >> if you're from buffalo -- that's nothing. >> anyone from upstate new york laugh at us the way we handle -- they just think we're ridiculous with our panicky snow. >> imagine if that happened here. >> i went there once to buffalo in february and people were jogging with, like, ten inches of snow on the ground in shorts and walking their dogs. >> you have to or you're just going to be a recluse all winter. >> i know there are fine people in upstate new york, i just don't know how they survive. >> they have very thick skin. you and i, however, would be crying. >> i was in rochester. >> it's still really cold. >> sheena has to do the weather and we still get depression and don't worry. it will go away eventually. >> look at the video we just showed you. that's not us. just remember that. 43 degrees and i hope you

weekend and we have sunshine and if you do have snow in shady spots we'll try to make its melting escape today because temperatures are well above freezing right now and we'll be in the mid-40s this afternoon and currently we're looking at 40 degrees in gaithersburg and 44 in clinton and 41, quantico. so for today if you're exercising, by lunch:you're looking at those layers and a lighter jacket as we go through the afternoon and not as cold as yesterday and a little bit warmer and 4:00 p.m. is where we should be topping out at. here's a look at future weather and back in the 30s, but above freezing. 6:00 a.m. could see a few sprinkle, but the snow mainly stays to our west and to the north and no big snow chances any time soon. this afternoon we're in the 40s and tomorrow afternoon we're in the 40s and then we go into wednesday morning and look at these temperatures, these are actual temperatures in the teens around 20 degrees in the district. comin,

factor in the wind by 3:00 p.m. wednesday afternoon, high temperatures below freezing. it is going to be very cold around here on wednesday. that wind is going to make all of the difference and then we go into thursday and friday and we do start to climb with our temperatures and still flurries on tuesday. we'll look ahead to wednesday's bitter cold and a look into the weekend straight ahead. >> sheena, thank you. new information on the massage therapist accused of improper touching at a spa in our area. i need alabama to go vote for roy moore. >> that is the voice of president trump. how he's helping the campaign of the alabama cdidate and onean

you're watching news 4 midday. the u.s. senate race in alabama down to the wire now. president trump is making the last-minute pitch for controversial candidate roy moore as one of the top republicans comes out against moore. >> a woman said she dated moore when she was a teenager is sharing her thoughts about him now on camera for the first time. nbc's gabe gutierrez reports. >> reporter: this morning a race to the finish. the wild alabama special election is down to the wire. >> he is unfit for public service at the senate level in

interview, she and senate candidate roy moore dated when she was a teenager, debbie wesson gibson thinks president trump's recent endorsement is misguided. >> there is a man who is willing to sell his soul for political gain. >> reporter: gibson says she met moore when he spoke at her high school when she was 17 which is over the age of consent in alabama. 34-year-old moore dated her for two month, but in hindsight. >> it's not appropriate and it's creepy any i did not have that at the time. any kissing between the two was consensual. moore lied when he said this. >> i do not know any of these women. >> she claims this is his signature in her memory book and that he absolutely knows her. >> i would encourage people, however, to ask themselves do you want a man who lies

>> moore's campaign later clarified that he meant he didn't know the women who accused him of sexual assault including leigh corfman and beverly young nelson. >> i did not date underaged women. i did not molest anyone. >> reporter: today president trump is stepping up his support of the former judge with this robocall. >> hi, this is president donald trump, and i need alabama to go vote for roy moore. it is so important. >> reporter: but even members of his own party are breaking ranks. >> i didn't vote for roy moore. i wouldn't vote for roy moore. i think the republican party can do better. >> moore's opponent, democrat doug jones making a last-minute push for the critical african-american vote campaigning with new jersey senator cory booker. there is one candidate in the race which has the opportunity of reaching across the aisle to be effective and that

moore. gabe gutierrez is the unit are on the ground in alabama so we can bring you every development in this pivotal race and if you're signed up to the nbc washington app wu will get election results tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ another tense day in the west bank. you're looking at clashes between the palestinian protesters there, and israeli troops in the palestinian town of ramallah. this happened a few hours ago. violence has flared in the region since president trump recognized jerusalem as israel's capital last week. a first of its kind trial will begin today in alexandria. jury selection set for this afternoon in the case against nicholas young. he's the first law enforcement officer in the u.s. to be charged with a terrorism offense. young was a police officer for metro when he was arrested last year in a government sting. prosecutors say young tried to help isis by buying nearly $250 in gift cards. a massage therapist accu

of assaulting several women in our area is expected to plead guilty later this week. habtamu jeb re habtamu gebreselassie, the plea will happen on friday. the massage therapist is also being investigated in cases in buy and georgetown. one of the d.c. cases has also sparked a legal case against massage envy. one of the victims is suing the company for $25,000. for months the news 4 i-team has been investigating the district's skyrocketing water fees. now they've uncovered a new problem facing only certain neighborhoods. >> news 4 investigative reporter jody fleischer has more on why only some have to pay and why those neighbors say it's not fair. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: we found neighborhoods with private roads and sidewalk are being charged for the fee,

and sidewalks are not. it's costing homeowners hundreds of dollars a month while everyone else doesn't have to pay. >> i think that is unfair. i think that's unfair. >> ryland harris lives in this townhouse complex and knew his homeowner's association had to pay for potholes on the roads, but this year it billed the hoa $40,000 in clean river fees. it is going toward a massive tunnel project and it gets a break on what it has to play. private roads, sidewalks andallies are exempt from those fees. >> i think if d.c. isn't pay for their road, we shouldn't pay for ours. at this complex the bill is $8,000 a month and d.c. water is expected to double it by 2026. this is painful. it could potentially bankrupt us. after a series of news 4 i-team investigation the d.c. council held a hearing and is l

>> we'll figure out a way to make these adjustments and in the end it is a big bill and we have to pay it. >> reporter: coming up on news 4 at 6:00, just how much money d.c. water is missing out on by giving the government a break on those fees. jody fleischer, nbc 4 i-team. the nominations are in and pop stars being turn into winners at the golden globe awards. plenty of sunshine to start the workweek, but we'll see the temperatures come

the winter olympics are just two month away now and i'll be traveling to pyeongchang, south korea, to bring you live reports from the games. there were visitors from the

olympics. the mascots visited the national mall and took pictures by the iconic monument. the white tiger is surohang. they will be on the mall from 1:00 to 3:00 all leading up to the winter games in february. it will be exciting. and if you have a bit of the monday blues take a look at this. keepers at the smithsonian national zoo recorded video this weekend and there you see the red panda climbing the branches in the background. you see him hanging out? >> he's got his own tree. this video here showing maejiang, the mom. taking a slow roll here. look at her. look at her! look at her! >> they got two inches of snow at the zoo there on saturday and the pandas are, like, snow? i'm on it. >> here she goes! how adorable. >> that is the cutest thing. i can watch that all day. >> look! she's going -- no hill? i'll just do some somersaults. >> oh, bears.

we need more. we need a 24-hour camera on them. they have a panda cam, but sometimes it's not very active. >> because they're bears. >> they sleep a lot. >> i guess they don't have too much to be playing with. >> i know, right. >> except if there's snow, and we don't have snow for the panda bears this week and we do have flurry chances this week going into thursday and other than that, it will get cold around here and coldest air so far arrives on wednesday. wednesday will be kind of bitter cold just because of the morning windchills will be in the single digis a digits and flurries possible. if the weekend snow got you excited about snow coming, you'll have to wait longer. >> 43 is the temperature in washington, and 43 manassas, we have the humane rescue line for adoption and otherwise, if you are walking the dog we'll be in

colder once the sun sets and we'll be back in the 30s overnight and there are the 30s staying above freezing and early tomorrow morning we could see a few sprinkles around and don't be surprised if you notice that and snoel stay to the west and to the north. normally at this time of year, 48 degrees is where we should be for the high temperature and take a look as we go into wednesday, 30 will be the high temperature, but it's not going to feel like 30 degrees. here is what it's going to feel like wednesday morning. we'll be in the single digits afternoon in the teens. so it is going to be cold all day wednesday from morning until night. you probably will not want to get rid of the puffy coat and the hat, the scarf, the gloves and as we go into thursday, but the weekend looks decent. 40s and 50s in the forecast, guys? >> sheena, thanks. when you go online you have certain expectations and that could all change after a vote this week by the sbc. >> and we will meet the

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this is something a lot of us take for granted. unrestrishthed high-speed access to most of the content on the internet. behind that access is a concept known as net neutrality. nbc's jolene kent explains how a vote this week by the fcc can change everything.

>> reporter: laura hosts a popular show on youtube with more than 3 million subscribers, but these days she and her husband joe see a looming threat. >> i've literally lost sleep about the possibility of net neutrality being taken away. >> it is really the risk of going out of business. >> reporter: what's the concern and what is net neutrality? say you're craving a pizza after seeing laura's creation. you pick up a phone and order from your favorite local spot. now imagine if your phone company redirected you to domino's because it had a special deal with domino's or if your phone provider charge youd extra for calling your favorite spot. phone companies must stay neutral just like internet service providers under current net neutrality rules. they can't block you from watching laura on youtube or charge you extra for bingeing on netflix. all of that can change on thursday. >> they're a set of regula

currently prohibit you from blocking websites. >> internet providers like charter, at&t, cox and nbc parent company comcast will have the ability to build fas lanes and slow lanes on the internet. the five fcc commissioners are expected to vote 3-2 along party lines in favor of the proposal put forth by president trump's fcc commissioner ajid pai. the federal government should stop micromanaging the internet. >> could you see internet providers offering packages of certain services. so if you want the social media package, maybe you pay extra for that and pay extra to access netflix. all of these are hypothetical examples, but in theory they would be legal and perfectly acceptable. >> supporters include industry lobing group u.s. telecom promise consumer fears are unfounded. >> consumers care that

content isn't blocked. those principles existed before the current rules and they're going to exist after. >> but fcc commissioner jessica warson who is voting against the proposal disagrees. >> we know they have the technical ability to do so and the business incentive to do so and now fcc is giving them the legal green light to go ahead and explore those kind of relationships. and that was jolene kent reporting. food lovers are always looking for the new spot to check out on d.c. it is at the top of the hot list these days and we are talking about the executive schiff and what is behind bresca's big boom. you were recently named rising culinary star by metropolitan wash wish. congratulations. >> thank you. >> thanks for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> how would you

there. >> we are focusing on gastronomy and focusing on outstanding food, but in an environment where there is nice, whimsy touches and just hang out. >> it's a whole theory. >> we're trying to cure eight. >> so you brought examples of your cooking and the touch of whimsy. tell me what you brought with you. here we have the pastrami beet toast on rye that we do ourselves and these are the foie gras cake pops and a carrot salad which is a popular and big hit right you in and a couple of cocktails and the bees knees and the oyster-infused martini. >> i love the presentation of the cocktail glasses and this is a fish glass and tell me what's behind that. >> it's a play on the martini, we marinate with oyster shells and it changes the

the alcohol. >> is it actually brought out in the bee container? >> it is. we promised when we were traveling in europe and it is everyone's favorite photograph right now. >> you'll show us more about the carrot salad. that would not be necessarily my first choice on the menu, but i've tried this and it's delicious. >> it's a vegan dish. i think it's just a bright, fresh dish and tons of acids to keep it clean and we're focusing on sourcing nice ingredients and i buy these near my hometown in ohio and that's why it's good, you know? >> what are the touches you'rearouyou're adding here and that was a roasted puree and we focus using the entire ingredient and we have a carrot puree and those are what we dry over the japanese grill and it creates this almost like nori flavor of powder. >> y

>> yeah, and then this is the carrot tops themselves that are fresh and some herbs from our garden, parsley and blue basil. >> everything looks pretty and it tastes good, too. >> that's the key. >> the focus is flavor first. >> does you menu change? we'll change the menu whenever it's available and whenever the purveyor sources something great like seafood from the mediterranean and anything that we would love to work with, we go with it. >> it's only been open two and a half months and we changed the menu one whole time. >> holidays are big time for people to eat at home and a lot of people want to avoid the mess and go out. >> for new year's eve we're actually hosting and we partner with the piper and we do a new year's eve party and we have a lot of fun and we have free-flowing champagne. >> no tasting menu. >> i like that. we're

vendor of peking duck and different cocktails and things like that. we have a caricature artist and just to have fun and kind of -- >> are you selling tickets for that? >> yeah. we're selling teches on the the website. bresca.com. >> is there real champagne in there? >> we can find out. >> chef, thank you very much for joining us. we'll start taking pictures and instagraming it right now and then we'll eat, aaron. this is us, nbc. >> the golden globe nominations are out this morning and "this is us" was the only traditional tv network show nominated in the best drama category. a look at otherbig

this morning saudi arabia announced that movie theaters will now be allowed in that country for the first time in more than 30 years. movie theaters were shut down in the 1980s during a period of ultra conservatism, but since the crowning of prince muhammad bin salman the young prince has been pushing for greater social changes like allowing women to drive. the new theaters are expected to open in march. also a big morning in hollywood. >> yes. nominations for the 75th golden globes were just announced. nbc'sar

up for us. >> reporter: the fantasy romance "the shape of water" took form as the golden globes front-runner this morning, seven nominations including best motion picture drama and best director for guillermo del toro. the best drama competition includes the coming of age romance "call me by your name," dunn kirk and "the post" and the smalltown tale "three billboards ". "lady bird" grabbed best musical or comedy also including acting bids for sarah ronan and laurie metcalf. >> who can reveal themselves to the cast? >> the disaster artist, the humorous horror hit, get out, and the circus spectacle of the great of the showman and i tania after the olympic skater tania harding. in

"this is us" earned a nomination for best tv drama, sterling k. brown is up for best actor and chrissy metz for best supporting actress. >> "will and grace" is in the running for best comedy including eric mccormack. the series has never won a golden globe. mike barger, nbc news. >> it's not smart comedy necessarily with "will and grace," but it's hilarious. >> you can go to schtick. >> i go for "this is us." >> let's get one last look at the forecast now. sheena? >> we had snow this past weekend and it has melted across the area and temperatures as we go through the rest of the day well above freezing and tonight we're back in the 30s and tomorrow we'll have a few sprinkles and otherwise breezy and 47 degrees and we

weather alert day because of the cold. you see 23 for a morning low and it will be windy so it will feel closer to single digits, and the suburbs will be in the teens wednesday afternoon. 30 for a high temperature, but it's actually going to feel like the teens throughout the afternoon and that will be the warmest point of the day and then we go into thursday and a chance of a few flurries and snow chances in the forecast as we go into the weekend and next week. not too bad. we have this one shot of cold air and wednesday will be the coldest and into the weekend, we are looking dry, so really not too bad and then we go into next week and we could be seeing a rain chance just because temperatures will be a little bit warm, obviously and not freezing there, guys. >> sheena, thank you. >> just 30-degree temperatures. yikes. >> that does it for news 4 midday. we are back on the air this afternoon first at 4:00. get news and weather updates

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