of the year and it doesn't end. plus snow chances in my forecast. and this morning's cold weather has potential of causing major problems for your plumbing, your car, even for metro riders. the precautions that you can take to save time, money, and frustration. and new year's eve day is one of the deadliest disaster on the roads, so look at what the police are doing to keep you and your family safe. news4 midday starts now. hi. good morning everybody and welcome to

erika gonzalez. you walk outside and it makes it much colder than it is. >> not really. so we'll have high temperatures this afternoon in the mid to upper 20s. but with even a bit of a breeze look what it does to our temperatures. feeling like 9 and 10 degrees in washington. as i said, this is one of the coldest days so far, and it's going to be a frig he hid end t year. here's your planner. 22 degrees. at least we have beautiful sunshine. the sun is deceiving as you look outdoors. if you are heading out, you definitely want to

only coat, the hat and gloves, as we hit to 26 by 4:00 p.m. and skies do become cloudy not as cold tomorrow but still feeling the chill. i'll have more coming up around 11:20. >> thank you. layers are in for today, but precautions you need to take to protect your house as well. and she got the memo, has the heavy coat on this morning. how are things feeling out there, amy? >> reporter: hey, not going to lie. pretty brutal out here. so if you are heading outdoors, break out the layers. believe me, bring the layers. from the hats to everything in between, you can say it's a dismally cold day in d.c.

but in d.c. it will be cold. and in maryland it will be snowing. >> just bundle up and try to get in the house if you can if you don't have to work or wherever. >> reporter: as people are bundling up we'll give you tips indoors as well. leave warm water dripping throughout the day for the pipes and allow the door open. another tip keep your thermostat at steady temperature and keep all your doors shut. >> losing a lot of heat out that door. >> reporter: and last but not least, keep your flurry pets inside. hopefully you'll be able to cope with the cold. >> we are loving the weather. >> reporter: now, as far as your car is concerned, keep in mind not a good idea to leave it alone while you warm it up as tempting as that may be, it's illegal in some states

mention puts your car at risk for being stolen. live for news4 aimee cho. the also major delays for commuters this morning. blue and orange lanes had major disruption, this means silver were only. and we are always working for you when the weather changes. you can find all the information about protecting your family, home your car on your nbc washington app. also storm team4 forecast, 24 hours a day. >> now earlier breaking news, in the hospital after a car crash on centerville road near frying pan road. chopper 4 was over the scene. you can see significant damage

there it is right there. fairfax county police say the suspect assaulted a juvenile, stole a truck, led police on a chase, crashed into a van of people, and a salted two officers. the suspect has not been identified, but police say he will face multiple charges. >> and memorial service has been set up for a ruston couple allegedly killed by their daughter's boyfriend last week. held saturday in herndon. the suspect a 17-year-old, allegedly killed scott fricker last weekend before shooting himself. says the suspect has been battling mental health issues. also disputed "washington post" report that neighbors appreciationed concerns to the family after the teenager mowed a swastika into afield. she said nobody approached the family about that.

couple told news4 they were worried about the suspect dating their daughter because of his neo-nazi views. >> police have made a third arrest in the murder of a 17-year-old girl who was the daughter of a d.c. police officer. 18-year-old james may field faces a first degree murder charge in the death of jamari see more. you may remember she was shot by astray bullet by driving down in northeast back in august. two other men are charged in her killing. she was a woodrow wilson graduate and died just days before she was due to start classes at florida university. we are certainly in a holiday pattern around here. traffic is lighter. there are lots of parties to attend but that means you should be extra focused about safety. police are cracking down

still very common this time of year. transportation reporter adam tuss is here live with a look at some of those sobering s statistics. adam. >> reporter: absolutely. during this time period of the year, younger drivers between ages 18 and 34 are involved in the most deadly drunk driving crashes. this time of year, nothing is guaranteed on the road. >> i'm just more alert when i'm driving. >> reporter: triple-a says the period between christmas and new year's eve is the deadliest times to be on the road. last year 9 over the span of the week on virginia roads. just this past week until maryland deadly crash that killed three people in charts county. speed, alcohol, a bit less awareness can play a part. jeff getting ready

football game is in spirit, but he's absolutely more aware. >> be more defensive this time of year. >> reporter: are on a crack down. nearly 200 people arrested for driving under the influence just since thanks. driver joe is aware of the problem. >> a lot of people drinking. >> reporter: one thing you can do aside from being smart about your driving habits, take care of your car. this cold weather can snap the air out of your tires. check those to make sure your maintenance is up to speed. traffic moving here along i-66. also be aware that the region sober ride program is operating nightly right now through new year's eve day. erika, no excuses not to be safe out on the road this time of year. back to you. >> absolutely right. adam tuss. thank you. switching gears current powerball

of dollars. no winner last night. but you still have time to buy a ticket for tomorrow. take a look at some of the excitement inside union station this was yesterday. right now the mega million is at $306 million. new chapter in senate race that medical history in alabama. a look at why the courts could step in. and we are following a developing story out of afghanistan. a suicide bomb attack that has left dozens dead. a look at the target of the nttack ad who is claiming

we're back now on news4 midday with developing story out of afghanistan. suicide attacker set up explosion outside a shiite cultural center. at least 41 people are dead. nbc mat bradley reports on the isis group now taking responsibility. >> reporter: today, carnage among afghanistan's most vulnerable. unknown gunman bombed and then stormed in the capitol cabal. witnessed the attack. >> i saw many dead in the area he said. i looked for my cousin but i couldn't find him. >> reporter: and isis affiliate claimed responsibility. group has made false claims in the past but recently turned its

sights on afghanistan shiite minority. part of the rising wave of violence, still in the country for americans. tripled the paste on taliban fighters. just a couple of weeks ago vice president on surprise christmas visit gloves off an approach to terrorist zb terrorists. as warren tears the 10th year in war and no end in sight. many shiite minority could open up a dangerous new front in lengthy conflict. back to you. nbc mat bradley reporting. this morning roy moore has

doug jones of u.s. senate race. moore's attorney argues there needs to be a fraud investigation and new election. but doug jones says he will still be elected in. first time a democrat has won that seat in decades. we are working for you this week to prepare you for the changes coming with the new tax law. and many americans are wondering if the new law repealed obamacare. the simple answer to that is no. but as news4 edward lawrence explains, it does change obamacare in a big way. >> president trump visited the west palm beach fire station listing off accomplishments he feels he should get more credit for. >> so the country is in a beautiful shift we are turning around and a lot of

happen. >> reporter: the president mentioned repealing the affordable care act in the new tax plan that requires everyone to have insurance or pay a penalty. >> it's unconstitutional but we revealed it. >> reporter: many americans believe obamacare has been fully repealed but it hasn't just the tax code. passing the tax repeal has brought about long lines for americans to prepay property taxes because it will be only $10,000 next year. >> because i think i'll be taking a hit as middle class. >> reporter: not all believe it will offset the deductions. >> destroying the middle class and i'm in the middle class. >> reporter: still he sites good wall street numbers. also, if possible, defer some income to

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hundreds of post christmas passengers stranded overnight at airport near london after cold weather affected spliet skeed tools according to british media, frustrated travelers complained about a look of information with many getting stuck on planes for hours. others also had trouble getting luggage back. some flights were canceled due the bad weather leaving no option for the passengers but to stay at the a port. >> no wheairport. >> no where to go. we'll stay here. her face says it all. airport released a statement saying stranded passengers are being

and elderly passengers are being provided additional help. the big snowfall has ended, but the cleanup has just started in eerie pennsylvania, one good news airport has reopened. bone chilling temperatures. ron allen report, the 5 feet of snow could stick around for a long time. >> reporter: here in eery, they are hoping to catch a break. only described as historic record breaking holiday storm. now the clean up and the digging up begins. like much of the country also facing bitter cold, bone chilling temperatures here. this morning much of the country has frozen over. >> this is what fell. all of this. >> reporter: a big chill just in time to ring in the new year. it's good for the slopes, but bad for the roads. >> we are kind of over it. >>

already. >> reporter: temperatures plunging to minus 37 degrees in international falls, minnesota, breaking 90-year record. and in eerie pennsylvania 65 inches of snow in four days. seems like every day new record. >> yeah, i know, we have broken one record after another. >> reporter: so county records called in reenforcements. >> now we have the national guard. >> reporter: digging out nursing home blocked by snow. plows working around the clocks to clear the streets. driving by winter wonder land. but serious business inside this emergency center. where crucial decisions are being made to keep residents safe. on the tarmac wednesday, signs of progress, planes finally able to take off after days of a stand still. and inside. >> i'm quite happy. >> reporter: deidra walsh is

being stranded for days. on tuesday she says her christmas meal was reese's peanut butter cups. >> i desperately wanted a salad. >> reporter: a warm meal and ticket home. sounds like a belated christmas miracle. yeah, she was one of the lucky ones one of the first flight out of here. still a backlog of passengers trying to get out of the airport. shut down for several days. just when you thought it might be over, think again, now a winter storm watch in place, up to another foot of snow. back to you. >> kudos to ron allen because i couldn't formulate sentences. what is minus 37 even feel like? >> it feels terrible. ty worked in eerie for two years. i was there during the

snow i easy son eason 50 inches that dwreer. >> that's why i'm here and back home and i love it. and i love the folks of eerie but i'm not going to live there any time soon because that's what you have to deal with. but here we are talking about our own cold. wind chills generally around 10 degrees out there. the wind really not that bad only at about 10-mile-per-hour. but when it's this cold any bit of wind adds that chill to the air. look at the background in this graphic. not a cloud in the sky on the d.c. city sky line out there. but this cold is with us. the next ten days, potentially even longer. tracking some minor snow chances on saturday. we'll have little or no accumulation. if you'll be outdoors for new year's eve it will feel like temperatures in the single digits and teens. so definitely want to make sure you bundle up. and speaking of the feels like temperatures, this is what you can expect in the afternoon hours t

today warm up 15 degrees for wind chill. tomorrow and saturday not that bad relatively speaking. 25 for the feels like temperature during the afternoon. then sunday, new year's eve day, monday january 1st, it will feel five to ten degrees outdoor. cold sticking around. unusual to have it stick around. our current temperatures only around 22 degrees. 20 out in the there in camp springs. as we look at our feels like temperature for 2:00 this afternoon, only in teens, 16 degrees in washington. this continues to be the case as we head on into the evening hours. overnight tonight we continue to feel like temperatures in the teens across the area. tomorrow morning it's a cold start but not going to be as bad as it was out there this morning. we are not going to be talking about single digit wind chills on your friday morning. it will feel about 18 degrees in frederick tomorrow morning at

7:00 a.m. about 16 degrees in the district. the weather this afternoon, having a low to moderate impact on your day. it's cold but not tracking any rain or snow. outdoor exercise, probably better indoor, with temperatures feeling like the teens. if you are hitting the slopes, white tail liberty open and making snow. great day to go skiing. if you go sninight skiing click conditions. and taking down the holiday lights, bitterly cold, so make sure you wear the gloves, hat and scarf. then erika as we look to saturday, some snow moves in. i'll have more on the snow chances coming up in a little bit. >> all right. thanks. this morning, a christmas eve tweet is going viral. tailor tweeted photos of his parents with the caption, i've learned more about love from watching my dad reluctantly rearrange the living room furniture so my mom can mak

angels for her instant followers and everything in life. and we want to see it. there it is. she is from louisiana where they don't get a lot of snow. how fun, libby. >> take precautions now. it is peak flu season and the virus is spreading fast in parts of our area. advice on the vaccine despite reports it's not working to prevent this on >> ae.nd

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you're watching news4 midday. more than two dozen people are okay after a nightmare commute in new york city. this fairy carrying 27 people last night when it got stuck ton a sand bar for four hours. adding to the misery the water was so shallow commuters had to evacuate in small boats. this was second time in the month that commuters were stranded by this service. temperatures likely in the low teens for the new year's eve making it one of the coldest holidays on record. bitter cold and security concerns are sure to be on everybody's mind. nbc stephanie

new york city. >> reporter: as crowds gather in new york city time square, biting wind and arctic chill will be here in the neefs. >> it's been on my bucket list for many years, and it will be an experience of a lifetime. the cold wouldn't stop me. >> reporter: but some wouldn't be out in the frigid conditions. >> no, i would not. >> reporter: and not making it easy for those preparing for the ball drop. iconic sphere is loaded with over 2,000 crystal pieces. workers here are installing many of them by hand without gloves as the mercury drops. >> this year honestly brutal. it's been worse a couple of years ago really cold but we have to do what we have to do. layers of clothing. >> reporter: global tradition is expected to draw more than 1 million people into the heart of

new york city. and police already on high alert aren't taking any chances. posting heavily armed officers and barricades throughout the area. today the nypd is detailing their plans for the festivities and the amount of security will likely be unprecedented. this coming after attempted suicide bombing earlier this month and a number of attacks throughout the year, both home and abroad. out west las vegas celebrates with massive fireworks display on the strip. but following the country's worst mass shooting at a country festival last october, security is on everyone's minds. >> police will be doubled. >> reporter: putting police on and above the streets. >> so in previous years we had spotted in elevated positions but this year along with those spotters, they'll be accompanied by snipers. >> reporter: this year as americans gather with their loved ones, law enforcement will be working overtime to ensure everyone has a safe and

new year's eve. >> and we are thankful they are doing that. ahead frt knew year "time" is taking top photos of 2017. and magazine deputy director of photography shared some of the images including one from puerto rico. >> back in september hurricane maria and aftermath. >> this image was taken by a photography in a helicopter and looking at the sky line in san juan, and then is image of a couple in the living room looking at the photographer carolyn cole, and shows us we are vulner tobl mother nature where we live and who we are. >> look at that. this next photo chris christi you have him sitting on a beach over fourth of july weekend while other public ones were shut wn

when beaches were shut down. and it's now known as beach gabe. >> and this picture of people watching solar eclipse is top photos of 2017. d.c. trying to find ways lowering customer bills. create new ideas for d.c. water to test and use. now the utility is going the extra step. it will market and sell those technologies and service toss other water systems and eventually private customers. d.c. water already holds about a dozen patents. >> what we are doing at d.c. hasn't generated much revenue yet but it's very unusual for public agent sismt we created our own intellectual properties. most public agents don't think

selling is one they have to get rid of one, but d.c. is using bloom. a steam treatment system that turns human waste into a high quality soil. all right. switching gears. has the flu made its way to your home or your office? it has here. the centers for disease control warm the flu is widespread from 23 states including virginia and maryland. and this strain of the flu is hitting more people earlier than we have seen in past years. the peak season for influenza is upon us from december to february and already on the rise. in fact in maryland and virginia, the cdc calls it widespread. the cdc breaks down flu levels into five categories. no activity. sporadic. local. that's where d.c. is. regional. and widespread. maryland and virginia are among

flu. >> they haven't had the flu f forever, because my daughter tells me i'm too old so i have to get the shot. >> reporter: is the shot helping keep the flu at bay? >> we still highly recommend that everyone get influenza vaccine. i received the vaccine several weeks ago. and then developed flu like complaints myself. >> there has already been more than 7,000 confirmed cases of the flu across the u.s. double the amount this time last year. they recommend everyone over the age of six months get a flu shop, especially the elderly and children. >> have you had the flu this year? according to our flash survey on facebook most of you have not been hit by it. that's great news. and those who have say they are among the many who got sick even though they got the flu shot. all right. lots of talk about the cold

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the wizards will be sporting a new uniform in a couple of weeks. and the team gave us our first sneak peak. these are the city edition uniforms they will debut january 30th against oklahoma city. across the chest district of columbia, and d.c. attraction. the team will wear these, i should say 12 times during the season, 6 home and 6 away games. by the way, brice harper tweeted he would like the nationals to consider similar

you'll want to bundle up if you are headed out to the military bowl. two local teams going head to head in this cold weather. in a just few hours urthey'll te off navy. military bowl parade will be held this morning starting at 9:30 and headily the world famous clydesdale. when virginia tech against oklahoma state in the camping world bowl. expected to be in the low 70s down in orlando. and turning to the weather amelia is joining us. so how long does this stick around. we talked about new year's eve. but after that do we start 2018 in these temperatures? >> yeah. looks like the first at least 7 to 10 days of january will stay on the cold side. and talking about a hig

degrees in january. looking back 2017 never that cold during the daytime. to give you an idea how cold this air is, let's take a break from all the cold talk. let's talk about snow. i know erika loves this. here we are saturday morning 6:00 a.m., notice light snow showers potentially impacting the area. continue through noon and the snow drops off. so not talking about a lot under an inch right now. temperatures though do stay right around freezing during the day so anything that falls will stick. but i don'ty it will have any issue here. it will be a low impact event. by saturday night around 30 degrees at 9:00 p.m. if you are traveling, it's going to be about 16 in pittsburgh during the evening hours and 17 degrees up in new york. so minor snow chances. that's it. now back to the cold. 22 degrees right now with north wind 12-mile-per-hour. so feels about 10 degrees. high temperatures this afternoon only warming into the low

20s in washington. at least plenty of sunshine. tomorrow afternoon warmer by almost 10 degrees with high in district 36. but more cloud cover on your friday. as we look to saturday, 33, chance for light snow, 50% mainly during the morning hours. on sunday another blast of cold air moves back in for a breezy 29 degrees for monday. if you are out new year's eve teens and single digits. see our temperatures in 20s. looks like we stay cold for at least the first 7 to 10 days of january. >> all right. thanks, amelia. coming up, hear why a local business turned to reality tv to find a new employee. and what they say is key to making a good impressn at aio

imagine going to work and usage keyboard and some pretty cool high tech goggles instead of the regular desktop. that's what one san francisco start up is doing. nbc jolene kent got to check it out. take a look. >> reporter: the far away future of minority report and iron man may be coming to your work place. >> imagine

like playing with lego's. >> reporter: removing computer monitors for employees and augmented reality or ar head sets that project hologram to the real world. >> we have a generation of people who are kind of bone monkeys, hunched over their rectangles. we are all guilty of it. >> reporter: he had thee high tech goggles, you grab everything from a sticky note. different from virtual reality that covers your field of vision. augmented reality is taking a big step forward as google and apple unveil tool kits. >> expand box. >> reporter: meta is already working with nike designer.

augmented reality right now. it's huge. >> reporter: but using ar every day is not for everyone yet. >> some people, you get tired after like 20 minutes. >> for me it took a little longer for my eyes to adjust. >> reporter: adjusting the view on future of work. >> wow. >> reporter: with no limits insight. jolene kent, nbc news, san mateo, california. woof ees is premier pet company. >> all right. that was a scene from the job interview. show aired last night on cnbc. they were a part of the show and join me now in the studio. thanks for being with us. so you are the managers of woof ees to search for someone to be the next hire for you

>> right. >> how does this all work? and tell me what the process was like for you guys to be on that side of the table interviewing folks? >> it was really fun. they approached us about trying out for the show. they heard about our company because it has won several awards and big in the community. and once they liked what they saw, they took us out to new york and we filmed the show. and they brought hires out there with them and we interviewed some. >> tell me about the hires, how many people did you interview? >> we wound up interviewing four people but wound up most of the day and each of them came in and we had about 20 cameras in the room and whole thing was recorded. they were true real interviews. it was amazing experience. >> so really, i think a look at how people do under pressure and how they really react and respond when they are going for a job interview. so did you find that all of these people were particularly nervous because they knew they we o

or how did you see their interview? >> several had better body language and more comfort zone than others. but definitely a lot of nerves. but we wanted to make sure they were okay and didn't have to be perfect. while there is pressure to get this job and woofys is a hard company to work for but we want today wanted to make them feel at ease. >> what is the biggest mistake? >> profanity. >> in a job interview? >> yes. one sentence filled with two profane words. >> really? >> that was the biggest mess up i would say. >> okay. so note to self don't curse at future bosses, and don't drop f bombs. >> you hired from the show. ll

her a winner? >> she was very confident. her portfolio was beautiful. she has all the qualities that we look for in our groomer. so she shown. she really did shine above the others. and she is doing a wonderful job. >> so she's go ing to be a groomer at woofies. >> what do you think as a whole? >> it's been great. having this to talk about as well has been very cool. we are catching a lot of attention and that's been amazing. >> okay. so what would you say some final thoughts for people going to be applying for jobs in the near future in any sector, what would your advice for them be? from somebody that has sat there and interviewed people and hired people, what would you tell them? >> you know, we are always looking for great groomers. what we look for is confidence, great portfolio, and being genuine. just be who you really are. because if you are someone

different in an interview, we'll find that out. >> and don't cuss in front of your future bosses. with woof ies. we appreciate your time. best of luck to you guys. what a cool experience. >> thank you. switching gears. think about it as tuxedos of drinks. starbucks is out with new

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9 in gaithersburg. 14 in the district. today wie are plenty of sunshine. not the case tomorrow. trade warmer temperatures for clouds. high on friday 36 degrees. saturday the chance for some light snow showers during the morning hours, and reinforcing blast of cold air moves in on sunday. 24 for high on monday. >> all right. thanks, mel. that's it for news4 midday. thanks very much for joining us. we are back on the air this afternoon first at 4 so we'll

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