right now workers at this t-mobile store are cleaning up a mess. a truck rammed into the store earlmo this ing. what we've learned about the truck and the people in it. >> the president has been willing to negot from the beginning, but he's not going to put our national security and theheafety of american people at risk. >> reporter: press s sarah huckabee sanders not giving federal workers any reassurances this morning thatva ment shutdown will end quickly. the comments comehe aad of another white house meeting today. we'll have the latest of what's at stake. >> ande've got rai on the

way. when you'll see the first drops at your house is coming up on thst future in just a few minutes. hi, good morning. welcome to"news4 midday" on this first friday of 2019. m erika gonzalez. we want to begin with an unusual smash and grab in the district. thieves using a u-haul truck to crash through the window of a mo le store, going into back office windows and part of the store. this is in the shopping center near the d.c. cost co imi you'r ar with that area. chris lawrence has the story. >> reporter: detectives are looking at the footage from the surveillance cameras to try to determine who pulled this off. me of the workers are trying to clear away some of the debris from what was a pretty brazen theft. when you look at some of the damage there, it's a good thing

that no one was working late at night. right now police think someone stole a u-haul truck and used it as a battery ram to basically plow lieu tthrough the back of t-mobile store. it broke through the glass, collapsing metal and even separated the interior wall as well,he part that leads into the store. ere are surveillance cameras all over here that likely captured a lot of this on tape. >> i'm a customer and an employee who works here. >> reporter: right around new york avenue and southaka avenue is the aa where you've got lowe's, cost co's so a big shopping center here. it looke like the thieves plowed the u-haul to the back.

arey left the u-haul behind. they towed thater and they're in the process of cleaning up. and hours aftereadly double shooting, police are working to find more clues about the ooter. this car was found on the5,9090 block of clinton. the rce close to investigation told shomari stone the two deaths are connected but wouldn't say how. investigators are stillin t to figure out exactly where the shooting may have happened. so far no suspect information has been released. right now one persons in critical condition after this bad crash on the inare loner lo the belt way. can you see a tractor trailer laying on its side. this was near annapolis road in

prince george's count s county the height of rush hour. they are still working on cleaning up the crash. we go to the weather now. an important question for lauryn, does it rain every friday around here? i thought that was just a 2018t g. >> we just brought it right into 2019, girl friend. we're going to continue to have thowers tonight, tomorrow morning and rains almost every saturday it seems like. heading into 2019, no exception. we've got the cloud cover, hasn't gone anywhere, rain to the south is getting pretty tarn clos us right now. we're going to continue to see this rain push io the area and a lot of moisture to get through, this strches all the way back down to florida, it will head into our region

rough the overnight and tomorrow morning. it's 43 hereth idetective, 37in inester andn 39 frederick. the good news is sunday and monday are dry. a we'll talut the weekend in detail. i'm time out those rain chances for nghborhood in 15 minutes. >> new this morning the latest job numbers show employers were sayingir you're in december. encouraging signs for the economy. more than 600. glassdoor sho job postings have increased 17% in the past year. the dow opened higher after losing more than 600 points yesterday. an we have good news for the

economy but not much good news to report on the 14th d of t government shutdown. in about 30 minutes congressional leadership will meet with president trump at the white house. b dnd this wil the first time that nancy pelosi he president face off since shela officially red the speakership. tracie potts has more on the efforts to reopen the governme government. >> i have never had so much support as i have i last week over my stance for border security. >> he's going head to head with speaker nancy pelosi who refuses to pay for the wall. she said it's a wall. >> this i not wall between mexico and the united states that the president is creating here p

here. it's a wall between reality and his constituents. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: last night the new democratic house of representatives approved a plan to reopenhe government, but with no money for the wall, the republicans in the senate who passed something similar fall refused to consider it. >> i would call it political theater, not productive law making. >> reporter: right now that wall is the only thing standing between 800,000 federalee empl and their pay. >> 800,000 people who have been put at risk,ut worrying a whether they're going to get a paycheck next week. >> president trump tweets in is strictly politics by democrats hoping to get an edge on the 20 election. and separately today democrats are pitching reforms theywi say take money out of politics. racie potts, nbc news, washington. >> we've been talking a lot about the thousands of federal workerav whose lives been left in limbo these past couple of weeks but itgs also hav a

trickle down effect across the region. victoria doesn't work for theut government b she does rentut her rooms in her home to federal workers. she doesn't get pai between semester so this is extra income from her. becausof the shutdown, an intern with the fda who was supposed to rent a room may have to cancel. >> she can't really have a setermined schedule since the federal government shut down and her internship depends on the federal government. i'm a single mom, i have an adult son on the autism spectrum so i have additna challenges. >> a prolonged government shutdown could delay billions in income tax refunds, about 65% of irs employees are furloughed right now. if thesh down were to go into february, the irs couldme recal

employees to make sure tax returns go out on t be this is also the first yea people will face president trump's overhaul and could lead to nfusion and people leading extra irs help. we'll have coverage as the parties arrive for their meeting. >> democrats control the of representatives thanks in part to a record number of women. just aew minutes ago, speaker of the house nancy pelosi was at the capitol, ttuk a p with all of house democratic women. >> eleanor holmes norton and mayor muriel bowser are pushing forward at making the district the 51st state. she presented a pro statehood billld why w and said she's received a record number of

co-sponsors for that bill. it would be considered equal to other states and federal monuments would remain under d.c. juriiction. >> police say this man secreted recorded at least 60 women inng dresrooms. the foot and recorded in just rse last few weeks and thois morning investigare worried there could be more victims. the sheer number of this is, i i meanon't think anybody expected this. megan? >> rorter: no, and they think that number is going to rise. it's an example of high-tech gadgetry used to do wrong. the man allegedly used a tiny camera w recorded women tryingho on clothes in fitting rooms. 60 victims have been

so far but police beliehe re tt. >> it's such a huge violation. >> reporter: this is the camera allegedly used to watch and record women as they tried on clothes. it's tiny, just a half-inch wide. >> you wonder who t iss person, what are they doing with the film? >> reporter: investigators say thd 39-year-old u the camera to transmit iswirelessly to cell phone. he would go into a dressing room stall and wait for people to go in dressing room next to him where he had hit the camera. anag alert tee spotted the camera and told a store employees. >> today we have over k 60 vic ti -- victims we have inventoried

and w fear there are more. >> it happened at h & m and never 21, old navy and possibly stores at tyson corner center mall. >> i always wonder about tha when i'm in a dressing room if there's cameras around. >> we have a list of the a location dates when these videotapes were made. if you think you were in one of those storms in that time frame, we are asked to call 703-246-4600. again, investigators think there are me people out there that were videotaped. they're just trying through all the materials they've confiscated and identify the back to you. >> megan mcgrath for us. thank you. >> preventive medicine of a new kind. now genetic testing could help treat conditions before they're

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this is the scene of last week's horrific crash on indian three ghway that killed ecung siblings. today we e to hear how county leaders are working to make thatoadway safer. they will speak to the media in just a few hours.ha more 60 people have died in crashes on indian head highway over the last 11 years. that t according to maryland state highway administration. keep an eye on the nbc washington app for updates to this story. meanwhil nearly five years after she went missing, police are searching again for alysha dudd. police searche tunnel that are beneath the soon to be

demolished shelter. they are n acting on information that the man believed to be responsible for her disappearance had access to those tunnels. alyshaas seen with him about a month before she disappeared. one community activist tells us he's glad the searchcontinues. >> the metro department is keeping the ormmitment to search alysha rudd. it gives me hope and incentive to continue my efforts. reporter: nothing was found in that search butch poli polic they are notiving up on that case.

>> for the third year in a row, crime on the metro is down. they're concerned a change in law could reverse that. >> reporter: they say there's less crime because transit police mree visible. >> i generally do feel safe on metro because i'm usually riding at peak final when there's lots of people. >> they say crime was down 14% overall, theft down 19%, robberies down 6% and aggravated assaults down 3%. metro transit police chief ron pavelik credit metro riders for reporting activities and providg tips to closed cases. >> it's riders beingin dw iengad hard work by theer tra --

transit police and employees. >> we can clearly correlate enforcemen to crime reduction. some metro riders say fare evasion is not fair to them. >> i think they should pay. >> they say crime on metro is down three years running now and they plan to extend that streak this year. chris gordon,news4. >> prosecutors have dropped the domestic violence charges against redskins linebacker reuben foster. this was back in november following an incidenith an ex-girl friend. he was playing for the san frcisco 49ers and they released foster after the arrest. a few daysater the redskins signed foster, which upset a lot of fans. they say there is not enough evidence to movear fo

however, he is still on the commissioner's exempt st. >> a new study suggests it may be a good idea for baby to undergo genetic testing. they say a number of newborn who seemed healthy had hidden health risks in their genes only discovered under genetic testing. >> reporter: she's a happy on 2-year-old andeer, one of the first babies in the u.s. to have come hence of dna testing right after birth. while cora seemed normal, doctors found she had a -- geneticor risk a vitamin deficien that could caused seizures. >> reporter: cora is part o

5,000 newborns that were screened for disease. researchers found nearly 10% of babies tested were a risk for a condition that could be treated early. >> you'reif ideng disease risks, which are actually actionable, which we can do something about. but dr. robert green says the sensitivenf geneticmation needs to be handled with care. >> the analysis is very complicated and if done rightun can ck clues to the baby's health future that we've never been able too explore before. >> reporter: her mothe is grateful. >> you want to do anything you can do to keep you child healthy and this is part of it. >> meanwhile a mom-to-be's visit to her obgyng was anyth but

routine. kendra richardson said after a two-hour waithe was finally given a gown t andhe doctor tole her he'd right back. and when sh peaked oueked out o exam room, the place was dark, everybody was gone. >> how can you forget somebody? your sign says "all about women" but you left me behind. >> richardson called police and with the help of someone next door was able to get out. a spokesperson for the clin ic says they are investigating. >> rain is in the forecast forw the end. and christmas miracle. why the holiday season will never be the same forhis t

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er with theholidays, another big day is coming up for singles. it's apparely called dating sunday. it traditionally falls on thend after new year's. i've been out of the game for a while. it is the busiest dating app day of the year. finding love is also a very popular new year's resolution. >>. >> everyone is getting online. theirntention is to meet someone this year. >> experts say 50% to 85% more singles log on to find love this time oye . >> a dramatic rescue on christmas day. 15-month-old boy was found unresponsive in his faly's po in florida. what followed were terrible moments captured on a 911 call tryi to save that little boy. kerry sanders was there when hii ly reunited with som of the rescuers. >> 15-month-old-year-old connor

found face down in the family pool. 911.mother called >> he's not respondinge >> h wasn't breathing and had no pulse. his mother handed the phone to a neighbor, connor's father and his friend performingcpr. >> put your finger over his nose d breathe intis mouth. >> orange county fire rescue raced to the house. >> not conscious, no breathing. fell in the pool. >> moments before firefighters arrived this -- >> he's gurgling, which is what made this so special. connor now out of the hospital meeting the pair med-- paramedi who saved his life. >> no problems, >> it's not often that we have

an outcome like this. >> who is the hero in this? >> dad. >> little connor, blissfully unaware he's a christmas miracle. little man. you're so perfect. >> kerry sanders, nbc news, orlando. so gladhat story has a happy end. >> scary moment. >> laurynere to talk about a little wet weather for the weekend. ocking. >> shocker. only for the firstf h tfal be o. >> that's great. actual sunshine maybe? >> sunny skies and warm as well. >> really? >> yeah. those temperatures are going to warm up quite a bit as we get into sunday. but not today. on cue g we the plan headed right to reagan national and you can see we've g plenty of clouds out there as well. we're going to keep cloud cover. i thought we'd see peeks of sun. that didn't happen. as we go overou the next

days, we've got the rain moving in through the afternoon and rough tonight. overnight rain will continue and periods of rain tomorrow morning, tapering off tomorrow afternoon. b tomorrow wil breezy. temperatures around 50.y, su breezy and a little cooler on monday. we're cool out there right now. over the nbs 12 hours that rain starts to push in, areas south of56, starts to move into the d.c. metro area after about 4 o5 nd then everybody will have rain all threw maryland, all through baltimore as we head into tonight. you can see the edge of that rain coming up right around 64 in charlottesville. again, this is going to continue to move to the north b a big stream of moisture stretching all the way down to the deep south moving right into our area. 11:00 and thes rain sta to advance. so by 2:00 you start to see it

in fredericksburg and southern maryland and tending to push that will continue overnight. we may get a lull here and there. we'll talk about it tomorrow morning, working at news4 coming up at 6 a.m. torrow morning. join us then. i'm going to keep the chance as the system wor its way up the stern sea boaboard, i'll keep t chance. we'll talk about the temperatures on sunday, you're not going to believe it. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> we're getting an idea of how the government shutdown is directly impting some of the poorest residents of our

all right. so much we can show you live look at the white house right now. it's 11:30 and the meeting between congressional raspber republicans is about to begin. this is going to be the first time that nancy pelosi and the president face off since she officially reclaime speakership. they'll meet in the situation roomo discuss options to endpa thial government shutdown now in its 14th siday. the pnt says he will not sign any include $5 billion for his wall he democrats say this will not fund a wall. the health and safety inspections of federal housing for low-income families isn't getting done. and they say they don't know how

long rental assistance funds will keep coming. millions of low-income families could lose their homes if the on shutdownnues into february. we're seeing surveillance videorom an attack. >> reporter: the reward is up to $100,000. one of theoungitnesses inside the car is telling us about her terrifying glimpse of a gunman. authorities in houstons hope t new composite step will help lead them to jasmine barnes' sister. she was with her mother and three sisters on a coffee run early sunday morning when investigators say a m h inis 30s or 40s opened fire, killing 7-year-old jmine in the black seat. >> he was white and he had blue

eyes. he had a hoodie on. reporter: deputies just released this video. the truckhe swi lanes behind they and pulled up to the driver's side. >> he had enough te to know it was a woman with kids in the car. >> reporter: do you remember how many gunshot there were? >> no, but i know heinished his clip, emptied his gun. >> reporter: smine's mother has her own theory. >> i believe this was a hate kr crime. >> reporter: police are looking into this is linked to another incident last year where a white shooter fired into car of african-americans. quille l of famer shack ha o'neal has offered to help pay

for her funeral and deandre hopkins has offered to donate his paycheck.>> that's nothing but it's the least can i do. >> reporter: atf are analyzingi mu casings found at the scene. jasmine's funeral is now set for tuesday. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, houston. >> this morning a i don't thiyos recovering after bei shot near the intersection of galen and green streets. police say she was standing with a group of people when she was hit. police are still working to figure out who was the intended target. neighbors say they'ried about the violence and how it could impact their community. you can't even just walk in your community. it makes you sad as an adult and a parent.

my heart is hurting. i'm just glad no one lost their life. >> reporter: police have not made any arrests in this cas buthey say the woman is expected to survive. this morning a fami's dog is alive thangs ks to the help first responders on north garfield street. medics had to give him oxygen to help clear the smoke from his little lungs. firefighters found smoke througho the building and fire in the basement. officials are still lookingauor the of the fire. vultures get a bad rap because usually you spot th picking up road kill and they're not what you want to seehen you stop for lunch someplace but hundreds of the bird are hanging out near a fast food restaurant. tracee wilkins explains why the ultures are there and why they

likely won't be leaving. >> these feral cats are like family to marion parker. she helps feed and take care of these feral cats. but the cats aren't the only ones waiting for there are literally hundreds of black vultures hanging around this cat colony, which happens to border a shopping center with a grocery store and a kentucky fried. >> the roof of the kfc probably has 200 or 300 birds on top of it the trees behind you carry another 300 bird. the roof of the wise gcery store, probably another 100 birds ere. >>ome are on top of the roof over there. death. are scared to >> my f colleagues at thord dealership no longer eatt kfc because of the birds. >> reporter: what there birds

after isn't walking anymore. >> their nutrition comes from dead caucuses and when you have cat colonies like this, you have a food source, you're putting cat food in. >> they will sneak up behind when my back is turned and eat that cat food. it's an odd spectacle that people are coming to see. i'm told some some mornings they cover that kentucky fried chicken. unless this go into that building or someone's home, there's really nothing you can do aboutheultures. >> tracy is very brave because i wouldn't be out there without an umbrella. baby makes six. johnson.ritney we are nearly a week away from

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better you than me is what i say. >> lauryn is here to talk some rain but the silver lining is there is a little chance for some sunshine thi>>weekend. hello. on sunday we'll have sunshine as we get into the all right, listen -- >> get it together. >> i'll get ittogether. i just remember seeing that story and i was like oh, myss goodgracious. i had one sister and that was enough. when u gyou get into your frida you're going to need that rain gear and saturday you'll need the rain gea but then just like jackets into sunday and monday. it's chilly. this is seasonable for this time of year but we've been sometarm the l couple of days, it probabit's probably a shock to the system. ran is pushing into the anarea. you see it to the south, just south of charlottesville and richmond.

all of this moisture is going to stream right into the nt mid-at and we'll have rain all through theni t. it will touch in the d.c. area after probably about 4:00 or 5:00 and that will continue through evening commute. overnight only about a quarter to a half an inch, rain will taper off by mid tomorrow afternoon. so don't discount that yet for a dry maybe a dry tomorrow night. now skiing is going to be wslushy. if yt to take the decorations down better on sunday but it will be breezy, temperatures will be above normal. we'll show you the foten-day cast in just a few minutes. >> thank you. support for hart. a look at who is urging kevin hart to reconsider after his twitter scandal.

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that's sandra oh and andy samberg rolling out the red rpet for the 76th golden globe awards. good morning, jason. let's start by talking about the movies nominated for best drama. >> s, happy n year. the golden globes this sunday ight, we're excited. bestdrama, it's weird how the golden globes do it. they divide it into two categoices, bestre drama and best picture comedy/musical.

the front-runner on the drama side is "a star is born." bradley cooper's big directorial debut and the big star is lady gaga, she might come home with a golden globe for best actress. but i wouldn't be surprised if we see a little upset for the box office picture of the year, "black panther." it also has the mass appeal behind, it was highest grossing movie and a pop culture phenomenon. that's the one you're walking down the street. >> is talking about. don't count that out. we have spike lee's black

klansmen. he opens with the big crane shot from "gone with the wind." it was funny but also powerful. bohemian rhapsody, another one, why is this not in the musical category, i don't know. the critics dinged it but i really liked the movie. and rounding out the category, "if beale street could talk." i don't think it was quite as good as "moonlight" but pretty close. it's an artful piece of work. >> the only one i saw in that category was "black klansmen." left thinking what a poignant film it was and immediately wand to go home and talk to somebody

about it so i am rooting for that. i think the favorite has 95% on tten tomatoes so it does really well with the critics but i've seen some people say they could take it or lea it and some say they walked out of the theater so what say you, jason fraley. >> that's one of the ones i went against the grain. i didn't see what all the hub bub about the favorite was. it's not for everybody. it's comedy of manners. it goes in a completely different direction. it's not foreverybody. the ending i think will leave audiences walking out. it's very indicative of what you're talking about. i' "the favorite" at all. in terms of t actual best picture comedy musical, i don't

think it going to win. i'm rootingen for "g book," that's my favorite of the year. people calling it "driving mess da -- miss daisy" in reverse. it's so good. he's playing this role that you wouldn't think he could pull off. andirshel ali bei driven around could also i'm rooting for that. and we also have crazy rich asians, a bigox bic o nicffe hi diversity. made me want to go to singapore. we have "mary poppins returns", which was the impossible task of

julie andrews there but emily blount steps up. still hoping "green book" and rounding it out, "vice." christian bail looked exactly like dick cheney. i don't think anyone saw that coming. "vice" has the most nominations going into sunday. don't read too much into that. i don't think that's going to be indicative of how the night go.ht i still think it's going to be "green bo" there. >> i'm glad you told me about "the favote." the golden globes are so cool in as they bring tv well. talk about the nominations for the tv categories. >> we also get the television nominees here and tv is all the rage these on a drama side i think it finally going to be the year of the "americans." it always been crowded out by

"game of thrones." it's not in the running because it's on hiatus. i think in its absence it will finally allow the americans to take it. i'm pulling for "the good place." i thought that was anen ius premise there. lots to watch on sunday. >> you can watch them right here >> you can watch them right here on

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you can't grow as a person without mistakes. you don't know whatfe pion is unless you've experienced inperfectii imperfection. >> it's an interview of kevin hart when he sits down on "ellen." he learns that his dream ofho ing the show may not be over quite yet. >> so i called the academy today because i really want to you host the oscars. i was so excited when i heard that they asked you. i thought it was an amazing thing, i knew how important it was and it was a dream. i called haem, are your thoughts? they're like, oh, my god, we want him to host. >> you can catch ellen's full interview today at 3:00 and f stick around news4 at 4:00.

get the umbrellas out says lauryn ricketts. >> we're going n tod the umbrellas not only for this afternoon but as we go into the first partf saturday. rain moving in through the afternoon from the south and west to the north andou east. be in the d.c. area by 5:00. periods of rain overnigh tomorrow morning slipping out everybody will be dry by 3 p.m. t will be breezy tomorrow and breezy on sunday. sunday's gorgeous. monday could have a psing shower monday night, windy tuesday and wednesday. next chance of rain looks to be next sunday. it will be rain because those temperatures are mi. thank you so much. thank you for joining us. we're back on the air this afternoon first at 4. remember you can get news and weather updates any time with our nbc washington app. day. we'll see you later th afternooisn.

♪ i we're liven five, four, three, two, one. >> you have said a lot o amazing things. you have put a lot of things on my mind. and i know our relationship's thin so leaving here i promise you i'mhi evaluating conversation. this is a conversation i needed to have. i'm glad that i had it her and glad that it was as authentic and real as i could he hoped that it would be. >> there it is right there. will he come back andost the oscars? ellen is brokering a deal and kevin hart. welcome to "access," everybody. >> it is ken'