okay. okay. okay. 6:00 on this sunday morning. here's what we're following for you on "news 4 todre." fifighters pulling a woman from a burning home over the district in the night. it's the latest of several fires sparking in the southeast this weekend. he vatican says they don't want to wait any longer to put a former washington cardinal on trial for sexual abuseut trials. fi why they are pushing ahead. and no progress yesterday, but it's a new f day congress in the white house to hopefully find some w to get a federal government back open. we're still on shutdown watch. we've got a lot going on. first, i want to show you for u joinin on this early sunday morning. i'm adamtuss.

>> good morning. i'm meagan fitzgerald. i'm with you this weather. >> pretty warm. >> ande d the sun. >> ricketts will tell us more about the sunday forecast. i'll give you a gold star. i was out shooting rain. >> after the rain ecame. >> o that was gone. >> yeah. >> i knew there would be rapid clearing yesterday b i didn't quite see how that sunshine came out. came out pretty quickly before the sunshine went down at 5:00. that was good we had the sun. more sunshine out there. i know if you want to be playing hoops but know you'll be watching the eagles game. if you want to play hoops it's going to be beautiful because not only will we have full sunshine and we'll be dr those temperatures are going to be a lot warmer than yesterday. today we'll reach the mid t upper 50s. some areas around 60 degrees, and you can see a clear night out there. look at the beautiful vancouver our nation's capital. clear skies. temperatures fell last night. in the 30s and 40s but you can

see starting off this morning just absolutely clear skies, nothing in terms of you're traveling thughout the mid-atlantic, nothing stopping you in terms of weather-wise. o looking goo this early sunday morning. temperatures out there right now. we're at 40 and then we're again will be warmip quite a bit. talk about our next chance of rain because temperatures are on a roller coaster this week so we'll talk about how low weo or how high we go. that's all coming up in a few minutes. >> i'm not explaining. y like this forecast. thank you vmuch. developing this morning, be a overnight house fire is under investigation in southeast d.c. >> one woman was rushed to the hospith serious injuries, and it happened on pope street. thishes footage from scene that we're about to get to after this map here. firefighters found the woman in the front of the building with serious injuries but this -- she is expected to bey. o

is this fire is about a mile away from a deadly incident that we first brought to you as breaking news yesterday morning. two bodies were found inside a rning home on isl place and a block away from that fire a second home also wentp in flames of the right now investigators are working to see if those two inciden are connected. a neighbor told news 4 he knew victims.he >> i keep my dogs in the back-yard and i got call this morning that the house was on fire so i gotver here. by the time i got over here everything, the fire trucks and all that, everything was in. >> d.c.ire says it's still not clear if the two victims died in the fire. firefighters had good reason to wear their masks after a marijuana dispensary caught fire in northeast d.c. take a look. this happened on fenwick street. firefighters kept the flames from spreading from the firstoo one firefighter went to the hospital with minor injury.

investigators working to find out what caused this fi. aajor development in a story that gripped the nation. texas officials have announced an arrest in the shooting death of 7-year-old jasmine barnes. now 20-year-old eric black jr. is charged with capital muritr. auths say black admitted to participating in the shootiat. invests say they are continuing to interview persons of interest. jasmine was killed last sunday when someone opened fire on a her she was riding in with her family. mother was also hurt here. officials believe jasmine and her family weren't the intended target but possibly a case of mistaken ident> y. 's a story you're seeing first on 4. d.c. police continue their renewed efforts in searching foh re rudd. a new search has been conduct on the groundf e old d.c. family homeless shelter. officers used canine dogs to search underground service tunnels in the now closed

homeless shelter where rudd and her mother was staying.sh was 8 years old when she disappeared in 2014. she was last seen on hotel surveillance video with janitor kahlil tatum. d.c. police say they later took his own life and believeum t is responsible for relisha rudd's eadisance. the vatican wants to act ickly on mccarrick's sexual abuse schedule so the summit in julysn't interfered with. nbc news>>as more.

church members are banding together to pray for reform but also to say they stillve belie in their church. yesterday the group called women who stayed and held a moment of prayer and reflection for sexual abuse survivors. the kneel to stand movement comes as bishops met in chicago to aress the crisis. the women who stayed spoke out yesterday. >> i believe in the vthues of church and i believe that, beentunately, there' corruption and rot in the institution, and would i like to see that cleared out. >> the women who stayed have written extensively on ideas for change such as putting more women in leadership roles andsh g for full transparency in the church. someenense m outside the white house after counterprotesters confronted a activisng political alex fields. >> let's throw him jabs. >> someone there throwing a water balloon filled ith paint at conservative activist joe

vival when he was speaking near the fence line. the group and the counterprotesters clashed for a bi secret service, d.c. police and fire all showed up to respond. the secret service then arrested four people for throwing the water balloons. they will face assault charges. another day of negotiations on capitol hill seems to go nowhere as government shutdown charges into a third week. >> this is getting a little long here and while essentially no progress is being made o the budget standoff over a southern border wall. hundreds of thousands of government workers are looking to see when they see a paycheck. more now on yesterday's meeting. >> reporter: day is a of the partial government shutdown and federal employees can do nothing but watch what's happening in washington and wonder. >> we look at each other and, you know, it's like, wow, are we going to get paid. >> reporter: friday, president donald trump promised progress to come. >> i've designated a group and we'll meeting over the weekend,

that group to determine what we're going to do about the border. >> reporter: but itpp ars that a twoee and a half mng saturday did not deliver. vice president mike pence meeting with white house officials and top congressional aides repeated the president's aid demand any budget agreement include funding to build a wall alon a the southern bothere the white house won't budge for more than a $5 billionue r. a non-starter for democrats. >> we really cannot resolve thi until we open up government. >> reporter: the president confirming that the meeting sulted in not much headway but he's confident that government employees unable to pay his bills are in his corner. >> i have if y ever really looked at those people, i think they would say, keep going, this is far more im portant. >> reporter: the same group plans to meet again on sunday. chr chris pollone, nbc news.

>> acting chief of staff nick mulvaney wl join chuck todd on "meet the press" this morning. as the shutdown stretches into another week be a prince george's county skooschool boar wao help parents affected by the shutdown. while the cost of meals are fully funded in the school budget the council member says the money made for students paid down as the meal budget is possible. wallace expects to hear from golson today. >> in hours stars will walk the red carpet for the golden globe awards. the stage is set and the finishing touches are being ded at the beverly hills

hotel. the nominees this year pretty eclectic bunch and entertainment experts s it could be anyone's game when it comes to take home the coveted golden salt u the golden globe awards air right here tonight o unbc 4 and p with us for news 4 a at 11:0er that so a full day on channel 4. >> are you going to watch? >> me, too. >> a little watch party. a live look outside, a little wind as you look at union station, bute've got some good news if you like warm weather. stick around. we'll be rht back. ig

school board. welcome back. we're learning more abouthat massive data breach at marriott international. we now know thatrs hac stole more than 5 million passport numbers from citizens from around the world. at the same time marriott says the total number of people hacked is down from 500 million

to about 380 million. still quite a bit though. investigators believe chinese intelligence agencies are behind the hack. they couldave access to everything from travel itineraries to border crossing info for people from many countries. tips on how to keep your a informatio secure as possible. keep your software on your devices up to date. that because new software often has new securit patches, and when making account use long and strong passwords. you should change them often a a use different password for every account that you have and do not share your personafo ation online like your birthday or address. it often gives theacr the last clue that they need to break into your account and be suspicious of y.e-mails, o more than 70% of hacks begin when you click on fake e-mail link. so much to worry about these days. what will be next. >> i have so many passwords that i can't keep track of that. i store them in my contacts with my phone because i'm always forgetting them.

>> attention to the weather because we have a pretty nice sunday on tap. >> i'm loving this weather. i know a lot of people love winter but i'm here for spring. >> can we skip the winter and go right to the spring. >> i love winter, but usually i'm here during wintertime so if we get a lot of snow we're all in here and i love some snow. if w can do without it i'm completely fine with that as long as we have temperatures like ts. today' temperatures mid to upper 's. yesterday we were in the low to rtd-50s. we're sg off this sunday morning with clear skies. it's gorgeous. it's going to be a beautiful day. get out and enjoy it. gorgeous out there today. next chance of rain will be a few passing showers and that's going to be late tomorrow night anwi then oth typical d.c. fashion. those temperatures are going to beup going to be down and we're on a roller coaster until about wednesday and then we'll vel out a little bit as temperatures will be back in the low 40s. temperatures out tre. 45 in leesburg.

warmer temperatures out in the shenandoah valley and rain from the upper 20s in manassas and it's going to be beautiful today. a little on the breezy side and we n that earlier with the -- with the flag outsidef sewnion station blowing around out there. winds will be 10 to 20. higher guststhroughout the day. nothing happening on the radar. we got a few snow showers up throug new york and we' be dry. late monday there's a few passing showers and we'll keep a chance of passing showers on tuesday and anything will be light and justn. r as far as future weather goes. we're dry all the way until monday nig and then a few passing showers maybe leading into tuesday morni. light stuff. i'll go partly sunny on tuesday and warmig temperatures around 60 and we could have a passing shower on tuesday and temperatures plummet as we get into the 40s. tomorrow we're only in the 40s. so, again, enjoy today. 57 will be our temperature out there, and then we've got that temperature at 40 degrees

tomorrow.y, by tues that should be right around 60 degrees and then the temperature drops as we get into wednesday and thursday. guys. >> all right. thanks very much. reporter's noteback. >> we're back in 15 minutes with more of the morning's top stories. >> good morning. welcome to reporter's notebook, new laws to be awa of. several of the laws are a result of the news 4 .i-te this morning our investigative reporter scott macfarland and jody fleisher had here to us about a few things that happened and there's new laws surrounding the sexual misconductf teachers or the accusation. first of all, let me tell you about 80,000 teacher around the country have had their licenses revoked and inew virginia a hundred teach verse had their licenses revoked since 1990 for sexual misconduct or other types of misconduct with kids or in

the job. the problem is in some of those cases the license revocation is a little bit sluggish. somebody was slow or late to report suspected misconct or admitted misconduct by teachers, and because the licenseas revocationluggish the teachers found new jobs elsewhere because thereo was big red flag to wave. we found a case in arlin county where there was a teacher who had a case of sexual misconduct by child protective services investigation, and while there was a wait between that investigation a revocation that teacher went to prince george's county and got another job and taught for quite some time. two new laws were passed in february that will take effect in 2019. it will require child protective service agent stois do two things, tore quickly report to the school any case where a teacher abuses a child and then

they have need to report to the agency that revokes teacher licenses. >> is there an actual time line or we need to do that faster? >> as soon as there is a case of misconduct or a suspected case of misconduct they have to report it. it used to be they could wait for t case to go towards completion, and child protective services investigation and criminal sauces often take a year and that fluid less firm time frame left had a huge margin for error. >> are there penalties? one would assume that these laws come with penalties. >> you're talking about penalties against government agencies so we are not talking about people going to prison. there will be type of way for the state to exconsult that law. >> you both did a few big investigations in the district in 2018 a well. jodi, you looked at an issue with water bills and churches and other large organizations like that, and what did you

find? >> we actually heard about this from a local pastor who contacted us and said you've got to s my water bill. they have gone up $850 a month over the course of a couplef years so he brought us the water bills and we noticed ts one light called the clean river impervious river charges, sounds icmplicated. it bly measures the amount of square footage on your property like the patio or rooftop or sidewalk or driveway that's impervious that could create water runoff from storm water and we started to hear from churchh after chu after church and cemeteries having to close because of this. one cemetery was paying $200,000 a year just for that wofee. >> >> and they said it was basically going to bankruptth . we started looking at the fairness of how that fee was assess and city council members took note and took action on it andy this week t launch the application process for $13

million of relief funds for those very non-profits thatere complaining. they can get up to 90% of those fees paid for by the district e they meet thgibility requirements. >> this is for past? >> no, it's going forward this year but is retroactive to october of this past year, 2018. >> goinge forward peoill still see the charge on their bill. >> the charge isn't going d.c. water has been very clear that they have to pay for this huge tnel project to stop storm water and sewage from leaking into our rivers, and that was a federal mandate that ey had to do something. they are building these massive tunnels to stop the overflow, but, yeah, i've got to pay for it somehow. it's being paid for mostly by d.c.ater customer. the fee isn't going anywhere, here for decades to come but there is relief for the non-profits and churches and cemeteries but there is a residential component where

residents who qualify, low and c moderate incom apply for help as well. >> did you getk a chance to t to some of the churches and other organizations? are they happy with this? >> thrilled at.ut a little concerned that the money won't be enough to reach everyone who is eligible and who needs it, but they say it's a start. >> at least it's getting started. >> this week. >> we'll take a little break. when we come back, we'll take a look at problems with parking in d.c. we've all had to deal with that. we'll beight back. people aren't talking about how much money they saved buying giant brand chicken. they're not talking about how our pre-chopped veggies are perfect time-savers. they're also not talking about our unique assortment of over 1,300 nature's promise items.

or our fresh grab and go salads and sandwiches. they're not talking, because they're eating. oh hello, that looks so good. at giant, it's the little things that make meal time easy, so you have more time with the people you love. macfarlane w . >>come back to "reporters notebook." we're talking with se of our i-team about changes in law last year. joe, you reportedn a d.c. law that allowed renters to block home owners from being table to sellir houses. did i get that right? >> you did.

's very complicated. it's called the tenant with opportunity to purchas act. it was designed to help keep renters in the district inab affo housing. great mission, right? but one of the things that had happened is over the years, and lawyers had kind of gotten ahold of this thing and figured out the renters, ifou were in a single family home, you could actually use that law toth keep homeowner from being able to sell. we heard instances from homeowners, of home sales being blocked for months and months at a time where they couldn't sell their house because the represent thor coming back saying i might b want to this and they could stretch it out over months and months and in some cases they were demanding tees of thousandrom the opener of the home in order to leave. >> yeah. >> and so we brought ts to light and we exposed this industry of aorneys essentially who were impacting this by going to these and saying, hey, let's do this. i can get you $10,000, $20,000,

$30,000 to leave, and one attorn estimated that this was a $100 million a year industry in the district. >> wow. >> and now the legislators took it into consideration and they talked about it for months and months andnd months finally in 2018 they passed a newer law exempting single-family homeowners from that act and if you own your ownt home and wan >> sell your own home and can you. live in an apartment building in d.c., and when my building was sold there what is a document that says you can buy. >>s what it was designed for. for big buildings t stays in place. >> i do have to wonder for people who were renting some of these houses who now the law says you have d to go,s that -- you know, we talk about gentrification and things le that, does that then become an issue with pushing renters out of city? it t does, but idea, and still protects you to the degree

that you get the notice. ou'll know months ahead of time. it's not like they can spring it on you and say you're out of here nt week, andn most cases what we've heard is the single family homeowner they know it's either renting like the basement or the accessory unit. it's not a big building where there's no relationship so inst cases there's going to be the layer of protection alreadyw and so it -- you know, it was agreed to that it would not need to apply inse that >> scott, we saw the report you did about food trucksn d.c. late last year and the problem is food trucks were squatting in parking spaces making hard for the rest us to be able to use parking spaces where it's already difficult tspark. >> let me say this, we could if weand to spend every dave our investigativeatareers look arking hustles in d.c. and the suburbs, i've steen in dpotomac and the f truck one is the most ingenious and

preposterous. food truck owners put their trucks where they are not zoned to be. go to public meterbe sports use they think there's a business there and there's a great business outside ofheasa quarters in southwest. a couple hundred feet away from the actual food tru zoneut there's thousands of federal workers between nasa and the usd a, a good place to park the truck and if you're parking at a public meter y will lose that spot when you move your truckbe use somebody is going to want to flashing so what they did is got old junker cars and when time was used up they put an old d'mar there andeft car there overnight and next night they would remove the food truck back in and they have done that for two years. held those parking meters hostage for two years and some number of people are from us trade. people who want to park and lose customers because there's n parking nearby and this is kind of compromising the integrity of the food truck zone so d.c. council and the mayor have

passed a new law which allows the mayor to choose a few designated areas in the city t callingm special enforcement zones so if you leave your car there overnight and squat on a sport, they can i guess give you a heftier fine to make it lessr your while. the fines would escalate and rather than paying a park ticket as the cost of doing business you're paying a wildlyigher parking ticket which may break the stranglehold that they have. >> active on the books in i201. o want to ask you both while i have you here, don't ngnt to talk too much about what you're wor on in the future, but what are you working on for the future? are there any nuggets that you n give usf what's coming down the line? >> as many people have noted there's ama able number of pedestrian accidents, not just i the districts in the counties,the suburbs. >> absolutely. >> need to figure out what's behind them and we have tgu out how government is doing to try to stop it.

is government doing all it can? can government try a different answer, and is government even responding proactively to this? we'll look at that for sure. >> jodie, anything you want to give us a headline on in. >> the main thing is all of the stories that we are talking about came from the public, came from someone in the community who said you know, what this isn't right and this is affecting my life a reachut to us. and the water bill, the pastor was so persistent and he came with a stack of water billings. sometimes it's hard to getr attention hings when you think you're just the little guy who is having a problem and look how people were affected by that, so i would just say anybody outhere who has something driving them nuts, something they want looked at, perfect opportunity. >> go the nbc washingto app and look for the tip line and we read them. >> every single one of in. >> you are doing so much of the work we put on tv.

you have people making calls and combing through documents and working with you day in and day out soan we to give the team credit. >> two fantast producers and editors and photographers as well. thank you both. appreciate it. happy new year. >> happy new year to you. >> thanks for joining us. news 4 continues in just a moment overnight fire, a woman is rushedo the hospital after being pulled from a fire. a massive man hunt in texas seems to be over. now a man is charged and in jaih wi killing 7-year-old jasmine barnes. >> and no one budged in saturday's meeting to reopen the government, but teams from the white house and capitol hill are set to try again today.

and te continue keep our eye on the shutdown proceeding because it's affecting so many people. >> i have a friend who is growing a arshutdown >> oh, crash. that's interesting. >> let's hope it doesn't get too heavy. ant to welcome you in at 6:31. tussdam >> good morning to you. i'm meagan fitzgerald. you kt,w w we'll be talking weather and i'm really, really enjoying this weather. >> wil we get close to 60 today? >> we mayb make a s at 60 degrease. i'm waiting for mor information. right now i have a daytime high this afternoon of 57 and even if we don't hit 60 hitoday, i we can do it on tuesday. we do have some pretty mild days ahead. monday the temperatures are back above normal. on a roller coaster of temperatur over the next several days before we level off by the end of the week.i' got to till, very cold weather coming our way so enjoy

the warm temperatures while we have them and enjoy the clear skies. i know you can see it out there right now. clear skies out there and it's going to be a beautiful morning and sun coming upt 7:27. if you're traveling, just scooting around today, we're dry and high pressu in charge and look good across the d- lantic. dry for your sunday. we do have a few chances forng showers pasonday night. this is late tomorrow night. after about 9:00 p.m. we'll see a passing shower and a passing shower on tuesday and dry as we get into wednesday and thursday. southwest winds at about 5 miles per ur. we'll talk about those temperatures for today and talk about how cold we're going to get coming up in the next ten ounutes. >> thankery much. developing this morning right now two house fires ade investigation in southeast d.c. one of them sent a woman to ite ho with some serious injuries. >> this is footage from the scene earlier this morning. this happens overnight on pope

street not far from a deadly fire that we told you about yestery morningn eli place. firefighters found the woman in front of e building here with serious burn injuries, but she expected to be okay. >> mean whale, a man be awoman were found dead in a burning home in the district so a second house higher around the corner are seconded. >> reporter: a cruiser isouarked front protecting the house has policeal and fire lib determine what happened here. when firefighters went insideom the on early saturday morning they found two bodies. investigators are trying to figure out how they ed, from the fire or something else. >> we found two victims on the first farook, an adult male, an adult female.

both were deceased, and we're currently investigating t circumstance of the injuries that they suffered. no one wast hur in the d seet fire but victims wereorced out. police were at the house earlier in the morning for what sounded like an argument. investigators are trying to figure out if the two fires are connected. patrick thompson says he knew the man who died. >> i keep my dogs in the backyard, and i got a call this will morning that the how the was in fire and by the at the present time time, everyone was al'mady here. >>old a firefighter fell through the floor on eli and once rescued he went back in the house to continue the search victims he's okay. in southeast, darcy spencer, news 4. >> daers, thank you. a man opene fire inside a bowling alley not far from los

angeles leaving three people dead and four injured. a community is still in shock this morning those people who have loved ones inside could be seen running towards the bowlinging aly. a father received call saying the same happened. his son died in the fire. >> they were laying down in the steps and the other area. blood and wh, it was not a good sight. >> police are still look for the shooter. detectives say they are reviewing security video in hopes of identifying who is responsible. new this morning, a major development number a story that gripped the nation. texas officials announced an arrest in the shooting death of 7-year-old jasmine barnes. 20-year-old eric black jr. is

the charged with capital murder. authorities say hel admitted to participate in thet earrings. her mother was also it could have possibly been a case of mistaken identity. a story you're seeing only on 4. d.c. policnu will con their efforts to search for relisha rumptd our mark sgrachz broke the story of a n searchn the old grounds of d.c.amily federal homeless shelter. canine dogs were used to search inunderground shelters in the now closed shelter where rudd and her motherere staying. she was 8 years old when she disappeared back in 2014. she was last seen on hotel v surveillaneo with jan pore khalil tatum.

they believe tatum is responsible form from rudd's disappearance. today officials along with mike pence and top aides in congress are going to meet around the negotiating table in response to the shutdown now going into its third week. yesterday tease two and a half bauers didn't materialize.um president says he's confidence that government employees who are furloughed in this time are in his corner. >> i think if you ever really looked at those people, think they would say keep going. this is far more important. >> the president has said if the shutdown could last months if his to bands aren't met. >> most of the federal states in

town are closed and the national mall is quiet. a january day like today the mall is typically packed. with fewer tourists there's more space to walk and a lot of empty park benches. more than a dozen smithsonian museums are closed due to the partial federal government shutdown and even the carousel, it stopped running on constitution avenue. it's typicallyh lined w tour buses. >> we came in this morning to washing georgetown hand st. john owes fans and then then we wanted to see. plenty of room to walk. food trucks are still out there and open for pills but won't see a lot of customers. >> a former defense secretary

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ium back. days after a big shower shift on capitol hill we seem to be no closer to seeing the federal government reopening. the psident even tweeting that not much headway was made >> joining us now for more on the budget talks, moderator ofp "meet ths" chuck todd. chuck, the president saying this could go months. >> yeah. >> do you believe that that's actually a possibility? >> well, here's the reality i thinkacing federal workers that may be watching this morning which is essentially if there's n deal reached by midnight tuesday, there is no paycheck going out on friday, okay. >> right. >> so what does that mean. >> even if the government is reopen the next day, folks won't get paid until january 25th. that would be f thest paycheck. >> that would be the first paycheck. e last tim they got a paycheck is december 28th. so we easte already at a month. they could resolve thies wedny, and we're already at the month what is bizarre is the lack of

urgency. congress isn't even in session now.t the leaders aren't here this weekend. i'm going to be interviewing one who is not even in town so basically -- i think nancy please, mitch mcconnell is not in town. it's up to you guys at white house. >> right. >> the lack of urgency coupled with people starting to feel the impact now, you know, not just seeing the national park issue t real lives. food stamprogram could be affected. this is starting to become a political headache and disaster if the white house isn't careful. >> want to talk impeachment before about befe we d who is at fault? >> do people blame the president for this? look, if the president owned this shutdown and when you look athe two parties it's the republicans, susan collins, cory

gardner and tillis saying let's reopen. even it is a makes him more unpopular with the middle, doubling down solidifiessuhe ort with the base and you brought up impeachment. why does he need a strong political base? in case ofim achment. >> some new fresh men lawmakers are coming in. what's your take on how it's aln shak out? >> when you see congresswoman c tlaib'ments is what it imprinted on me is impeachment hearings are goingpp to . >> you think so. >> it's not if, it's when. >> i think nancy pelosi wants to keep that train off the track for as long as she can. >> riutt. >> b i don't think she can stop this. >> because the polls show that americans don't -- the majority of americans don't want -- >> 71% of demrats in the exit poll after the election did want to see him impeached. >> and many of these members,

congresswoman tlaib says i was elted to do this and she's not alone in believing that. whatever the leadership may want, that doesn't mean -- look, john boehner and paul ryan when they were speaker they learned this with the freedom caucus wing of their parliament even if they tried to do things -- >> whatever the base wants. >> but then you've got t consider the independents, right in, moving forward, how would that fare with a 2020 race for president trump? >> that's what she's concerned about. she sawpe what hd to her benefit in the late '90s. of that,ere for all and that is that concern. >> all right. tell us who is coming up on the show. >> basically all the players in this game, nick mulvaney and steny hoyer, he represents more feral workers than almost anybody in congress and susan clirngsz one of the senators caught in the middle. >> i was actually joking to meg abe, i have a friend with a

pretty extensive shutdown beerld. >> i was kag to call mine the utdown beard but, no, wasn't made for tv. >> well, we'll see when it comes up on the show hand see "meet the press" everyht sunday r after news 4 trade. >> chuck, thanks so much. >> some tougher rules are now in effect on d.o roads listen up. >> one of the changes is criminal charges if you actually go 30 miles per hour over the speed limit, criminal charges. i took a closer look at the new rules when they went into effect this week. >> well, here's a question. if youe speeding, are you considered a criminal? well, in one part of the area you now could be. over the s an hour post preponderance of the evidence speed limit and the law says you're technically a criminal. >> i hope it is, i. do >> pretty hard to find anyone that will justify that amount of

speed on a d.c.street. >> 30 miles per hour over the speed limit in the city is quite a bit, generally double the speed limit. but yet it does happen. just yesterday new year's day two vehicles were stopped, one fooing 61 miles per hour in a 35-mile-per-hour zone and another goi 71 in a 35-mile-per-hour zone. >> i don't know if it classifies as as criminal offense but you miouldn't be speeding 30 miles over the speed >> reporter: what does a criminal penalty mean for going 30 miles per hour over the speed limit in youould face up to 90 days in jail. it also means you could facene of up to 500 bucs. safety advocates have been calling for tougher traffic penalties as bicycle and pedestrian deaths have increased in d.c., and they also welcome this change. >> we really think the mayor

thats -- >> let's go straight to lauryn who is telling us about a pretty rm sunday on tap here. >> definitely a warm sunday. those temperatures well aboveno al and yesterday we were above normal as temperatures made it in the lowmi to 50s. today mid-to upper 50s so it's gorgeous. not only do we have warm temperatures but plenty of nshine outhere. the next chance of rain will be late tomorrow night. into tuesday andt j about a 30% chance that you'll see it where you are for late monday night intotuesday, but temperatures are on a roller coaster. warm today and warm tomorrow. warm on tuesday and then cold as e get into your wednesday and thursday temperatures out there right now, had a little chill depending on whereou r.29 in manassas and 40 here in

washington and temperatures all over the place, upper 20s to mid-40s out in winchester. agai it's a little on the cool or mild side out there this rning but everybody is going to be mild by this afternoon. you're waking up to plenty of thsunshine. sun comes up to 7:30 and those temperatures will move right on up once we get the sunshine out there. in fact, 68 degrees. we have a little bit of a breez out there right now. winds will increase and we'll see gusts up to 25 miles per hour. even if i'm widening ts out. we're looking good and dry. think about getting your car washed today. got a 30% chancg of see showers out there late on monday, but we're definitely aty out there today. late on monday a 30% chance and we'll keep that chance of passing light showers through e day on tuesday. now, wednesday, i've kept wednesday dry you could see a few flurries on wednesday, especially if you're along i-81.

if we have any snow showers, it will be mainly well west into virginia which is good if you're planng on skiing next weekend which it's going to be cold. thll show you o ten-day forecast. >> monday morning is looking dry and monday afternoon looking dry. little monday average, mosted of it will be happeni while we're sleeping. i'll keepnche c of passing light showers and wednesday dry you caneeome snow showers here. 57 degrees today and 40 tomorrow. again, tatt chance of a passing shower will lead us into well.y on 60 on tus and 40s on wednesday and thursday and 39 on thursday. windchills wednesday and thursday will be in the 20s and 30s and ahance of rain showers on saturday. i may take that out right now.

a big system will try to roll south of us that could bring us a little

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heading into the 7:00 hour here on "news 4 today," here what's we're folwing for you. firefighters pulled a woman fm a burni home in the district sunday night it's the latest of several fires that sparked in southeast d.c. weekend. >> the vatican says they don't want to wait any longer to put a former washington cardinal on trial for sexual abuse charges. find out why they are pushi ahead. no progress yesterday, but it's a new day for congress and the white house toul hop find some way to get the federal government back open. a lot goi on onhis sunday morning. want to thank you so much for being here withs.

od morning to you. i'm adam tuss. >> and good morning, i'm meagan fitzgerald. a lot of news to cover but first a look at the weather. >> kind of like a whiplash forecast. >> had a little bit. on a roque steays lauryn, but close to 60 degrees today. >> love it. >> and if we don't hit 60, we'll have a good chance on tuesday to hit 60 degrees,ut in between there monday the temperatures fall, and then we're back to chilly conditions wednesday and thursday. i'm talking about very chilly conditions where winds come back. windchills in the 20s and 30s. let's not talk about that and let's talkbout the temperatures today and how beautiful the sky s.sun coming up in 26 minutes from now. beautiful already. it's going to be a gorgeous day. it's a gorgeous morning outdy there alr and it's not too bad. temperatures are anywhere from the 20s to mid-40 right now. today, just a light jacket. you may not even need that. monday, grab that winter gear and tuesday shorts and theny,

wednes winter gear, even a windbreaker because it's going to be fairly wind as we get into your wednesday. as far asurrent temperatures are concerned. you can see we're got 20s and 30s. 28 in manassas and 28 in d.c. t's talk about a roller coaster temperatures and see if there's any snow coming up. that's in the ten-day forecast coming up in is a minutes. >> don't want the snow. thanks, lauryn. a house fire is underinvestigation in d.c. >> one woman was rushed to the hospital. it happened on pope street not far from deadly fire on eli place. twple were found dead on that home after firefhters had a chance to assess the damage. a woman was found in the front of the building with serious burn injuries, and s is expected to be okay.

this incident is about a file, wo bodies were found and now firefighters are working to see if the incidents are connect asked.d a neighbor t news 4 he knew one of the victims. >> i keep my dogs in the gbackyards, and i a call this morning that the house was on here.o i got over by the time i got over here, everything, the fire t ocks and al that, everybody was here. >> d.c. fire says it's still not clear if the two victims died in the fire. timeight now 7:03. firefighters had a good reason to wear their mas a or marijuana dispensary caught fira yest on fenwick street. firefighters there keeping the flames from spreading to the first play. in sstigatorsll trying to

figure out what hassed the whole thing. texas officials have announced thees a in the shooting death of 7-year-old jasmine barnes. r you mayember that 20-year-old eric black jr. is harged with capital murder here. authorities say black admitted to participating in the shooting. shegtors are continuing to interview persons of interest as well. he was shot and hurt.al offi believe jasmine and her family went the intended target but a case of mistaken identity. >> d. police continue their renewed efforts in searching for relisha rudd. our mark segraves broke the news last week on the search on t grounds. old family homeless center.

they hroe searched unded tunnels where rudd and her mother were staying. she was 8 years old when she disappeared in 2014. she was last seen on hotel surveillance video withit j chalil tatum who later took his own life. they believe is responsible for rudd's disappearance. the vatican wants to try former cardinal theodore mccarrick e asly as this week so his fate can be determined before next month's summit on sexual abuse. "the wall street journal" is reporting that prancis wants vatican officials tok w quickly so the sum-it-is not overshowed. it starts on june st. james green told news 4 mccar acksed him for year and his testimony is part of the try. nbc news has not independently confirmed "the wall street journal" report. >> a group of catholic church members are bang together to pray for reform but also to say

they still believe in their church. yesterday the group called women who stayed and held had a moment prayer and reflection for sexual abuse survivors. the k sel tond movement comes as bishops met in chicago to address the crisi the women who stayed spoke out yesterday. >> and i believe in the values of this church,nd i believe that, unfortunately, theen's corruption and rot in the institution. i would like to see that cleared tout. >> the women who stayed have written extensively on ide for change such as putting more women in leadership roles and pushing f full transpaurnsy in the church. some tense moments outsid the white house after counterprotesters confronted right wing political activist. >> someone there is throwing a water bloon filled with paint an a conservative active w wle

heas speaking near the white house fence line. his group and counterprotesters clashed for a bit. the secret service had to be i called here and d.c. police and fire also responding. four people we arrested for throwing the water balloons. they face assault charges. another day of on capitol hill seems to go nowhere as the government shutdown conhenues into third week. >> that's right. but while essentially no progress is being made on the budget standoff over the sohern border ll, hundreds of thousand of government workers are still left wondering when they are soing to their paycheck, hand this is getting serious. nbc's chris pollone has more on yesterday's meeting. day 15 of the pgotial vernment shutdown and federalpl ees can do nothing but watch what's happening in washington and wond. >> we look at each other and it's like, wow, are we going to get ?pa >> president trump has promised more meet to go come. >> i've designated a group. we'll meeting over the weekend, that group, to determine what

we'r going to do about the border. >> it appears a two and a half meeting saturday did not deliver. vice president mike pence meeting with white house officials and tongressional aides repeated the president's demand that any budget agreement including funding to build a wall along the southern border. the woums won't budge. >> weeally can't resolve this until we open up government. the president is confident that government employees unable to pay their bills are in his career. if you legal looked at those le peop they would say mr. president, keep going. this is far more important. chris pollone, nbcnews. >> before the talks resume today, you'll watch to wat meter. acting white house chief of

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welcome back. this morning police are still working to identify the dozens of women who were secretly recorded adundressing in northern virginia mall. >> now we're learning more about the man who investitors say was behind the camera. the man isow n accused of accused in as many as 60 cases. northern virginia reporter david culver will have the story you'll see only on news 4. >> reporter: this is the photo most nowssociate with a the man accused of seat creditly recording dozen of women. >> hard to believe. you think you know someone. believe.d to >> reporter: mitch hewes thought he knew him as a fun loving easy going good. >> going out to snowboard, phenomenal dad, always taking care of his daughter. > the news of his arrest is shocking for folks who knew him

in alexandria. they saw him as thisy frien familiar, popular even bartender. thellegations against h opening up questions about this alleged double life, something they knew nothing about. >> thisiis a m case. >> reporter: late thursday fairfax county police believe he's behind multiple hidden camera recordings focused on women undressing inenator flitting rooms. first discovered at this forever 2 is in fair oaks mall. >> some it appears mothers with eir daughters which is just awful. >> reporter: police say they found 100 plus videos on his phone. the videos show more than 60 female victims. investigators belie most of the videos were recorded between december 15th and christmas eve. they want other potential victims to reach out. >> it' a humiliating thing to have happen to an individual, but we've got appropriate in resources place to deal with that >> reporter: here's what they suggest the next time you step into a flitting room.

>> look for tape and gaps in the stalls or partitions. >> reporter: and inspection to preserve yourcy priva. meantime, the suspect's friends struggling with the question why? >> it hurts. it hurts real bad because -- i had no idea. none of us had any idea. in alexandria, virginia, david culver, news 4. >> taking aive look at the sunrise here as we get set to start another sunday in the nation's capital. beautiful day on tap. beautiful day on tap. lauryn will right now, the best internet meets the best things to do on the internet. switch to fios, the 100% fiber-optic network, and get a year of amazon prime and an amazon echo on us. already have prime? we'll cover another year. it's all yours when you sign up for fios gigabit connection,

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welcome back. some 18 young women competed recently for the 2019 title of miss district of lucoia. >> they did. >> usa. >> and the g winner will on to the miss usa pageant later this year. news 4's barbara harrison has the story of one contestant's journey in pursuit of a dream. >> reporter: on the edgech our seats we relived the final seconds. >> contestant number 13. ni >> reporter: w would be nice, but simply having confidence to compete was co cordelia crenshaw's goal. >> after my mother being sentence to ten years in prison and my dad being an alcoholic. >> reporter: she and h sister were in and out of foster care and at one point she w

actually homeless. >> i was 14. i did become a ward of the court again after actually trying to commit suicide so i called 911, and they game and got me. >> reporter: that marked a new beginning, trying to build self-confidence. she workedard in school, and at 16 she even competed in a beauty pageant. >> when i competed in my first pageant i hado idea what i was getting myself into. >> reporter: she didn't win. she said when you don't feel good about yourself it's har to a winner. >> growing up i was told i would end up preant, i would never be anything, end up in jail and homeless and i didn't wanto end up like that. >> she was determined to sta in school. >> sand so what i did was i persevered and i was motivated. >> reporter: after graduating from high school she went to college. >> i got a scholarship and because i was a ward of the state they helped pay for it as well. >> reporter: she graduated from

george mason university and moved to washington to pursue a career in social work and w encouraged by friends to run for miss district of columbia. she lost. >> i went in there thinking i was going to win and i was humbled and i placed fourth runner up two years in a row. >> reporter: and she made good friends in those pageants. chelsea rogers, a former miss d.c. encouraged her to run again. >> i'miss district of columbia 2008. i have to do the math. >> really took me under her wing. >> i felt like she had a story that everyone needs to hear not just in the district but nationally and internationally, and,he you know, usa system, but especially miss district of columbia usa is really big on that. they want someone w can make positive change. >> reporter: she says people are wrong who think it's all about evening gowns and swimsuits. >> those kinds ofngs are laughable to me. i'm a supreme court licenseded

ba attorney. each and every one of these girls that come and compete, this is just one stepping stone in their life. they all have stories. they are social workers, doctors, lawyers, musicians, writers. >> reporter: cordelia anshaw has a degree from the university of myland hand she's earned her everything else is just icing on the cake. >> good for you, good for you. [ cheers and applause ] >> just looking back and looking aat the things that i was able to over come that i was just tlifld where i am >>today. uch a beautiful girl inside and >> yes. >> circumstances don't have to dictate your future. cordelia cranshaw is an education specialist. >> and helps with children in

crisis and encourage them to work hard and succeed in school. >> what people don't know we actually have a miss apple blossom here on set. >> i was not miss apple blossom >> weren'tyou? >> no, no, no. that's a pageant thing. >> you'reomething apple blossom related. >> i was ariess when dan aykroyd was our grand marshal fo that. donna dixon. >> keep going. >> apple blossom, for those who don't know, it's a big festival out in winchester, virginia, been going on oforever. >>e have to introduce you now as princessing ricketts. been trying to tell you that for years. >> prince ricketts, what is this weather looking like? >> hey, it's weather fit for

royalty. fit for a queen. >> boom. >> tie it all together. >> listen, it's gorgeous outside. the sunrise will be absolutely gorgeous. the sun comes cup at 7:27. just turned 7:22. beauueful pink in the sky. going to be a gorgeous day. thank goodness we'll finally get some sunshine. glad we squeezed some out yesterday. we'll have sunshine ll day today so if you didn't enjoy it yesterday, you can enjoy it today. nowllomorrow w have sun early in the morning with clouds moving in. much colr with temperatures only in the 40. could have a passinghower late tomorrow night and tuesday the temperatures are back to 60 and wednesday windchills are going to be in the 20s and 30s, and in fact that wednesday temperature, that will probabl hit hat midnight. in fact the temperatures are going to drop on t day so it will be fairly blustery on wednesday. today enjoy and tuesday is a workweek and we'll have a few showers on tuesday.

temperatures up there from the upper 20s to the mid-40s for my friends out in winchester. as far as planning over the next 12 hours, expect breezy conditions at northwest winds at 20 to 30 miles per hour. you canee high pressure is keeping everything away. morning, ato tomorrow few peeks of sunshine, but clouds will pile in through your monday. of monday will be dry. however, late monday night could showers.w we're talking about 9:00 p.m. it will be rain and maybe light. tuesday ughout the day, a few passing shores. still partly arnny and on tuesday as the warm front lifts through the area. in fact few snow showers on ednesday, it will be

temperature. . temperatures plummet and chuck goudie throughout the day tomorrow. a few showers firm showers dues, and on thursday only in the 30s s andwindchills in the 20 low 30s. we cloud up on friday, and then we get into saturday and sunday. maybe a storm system coming our way. that's going to be something that we keep our eye wen.'v

a karate class comes to the rescue in north carolina after a woman runs into a studio screaming for help. >> a woman claimed that a man was chasing her. he unidentified woman was walking by her cell thursday night when police say this man, wigust lliams, approached her. they say the man began chase the woman when she ran inside the rate studio. well, the head instructor was holding a class at the time. you could see where this is going, and the woman told him that she was being chased. >> yeah. pretty much earned le you think it did. the instructor performs a move, tond the guy down then waited for police to arrive. >> looks like bruce e. >> are you laughing at me. >> no, it was good. >> they believe williams may ave been on drugs. they investigating. they don't know if he had a prnsr relatp with this woman or what. me karate chop even tewhr of >> listen.

>> he did a numberth on . >> when in doubt, run into a karate studio, and you're good to go. time right now 7:28 on this sunday morning, and, man, doe have a beautiful sunrise on tap and a beautiful sunday coming your way.

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>> time to start your day. let'set itgoing. >> thanks for being here with us. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm meagan fitzgerald, whether you want to go outside and do little bike riding or jog, it's kind of le spring in win thor. >> lawyer yirngs i'm feeling prty good today. u see the color of my tie? did you see the color of my tie what color do you think it is? >> maroon. >> no. >> burgundy. >> it's green. >> it's green. >> we're in washington, d.c. >> it's green. >> that's green. >> yeah. i>> got my producer in here telling me it's green. i just didn't want to say it. you should be pairing a purple tie. >> glus enough for the ravens. i don't want to talk about the eagles right the weather is a beautiful morning. looking good out there early on this sunday morning. the sun just came up. 7:27 was the official sunrise. temperatures out there right now a little on the cool side

depending on where you r.28 in manassas and 25 in winchester. ig temperature difference and everybody will be in the mid up toer 50s as we continu through the day today. wake-up weather with plenty of sunshine. eratures in the 40s. look at this. 48 degrees already by 9:00 a.m. just a gorgeous day. y little breut there and we're seeing winds out there at so to 20 miles per hour. that will continue through the day. not much of a however, big roller coaster in kerms of temperatures, we dip tomorrow and b up on tuesday like will feel more winter around here for wednesday andda thurs we'll tell about how warm it will get comingep in next 24 hours. right now two house fires are under investigation inut ast d.c. one of them sent a woman to the hospital with serious injuries. yeah. this is footage from the scene. take a lookedhis. happovernight on pope street not far from a deadly

fire we told you about yesterday morning o eli place. firefighters found the woman in the front of the building here with serious burn injuries, but she is expected to be okay. >> and a man and woman found dead, a second home around the corner also goes up in flame and vestigators are looking to see if the two crimes in southeast d.c. is suspected. darcy spencer hase. m >> reporter: there's a cruiser out front protecting the house as crew tried to figure out whae on. they found you have haddies saturday morning and recall rp they are trying to discover how they died,he from fire or something else. >> we found two victims on the first particular, are are.

>> we're currently investigating the extent of the injuries that they suffered. >> reporter: fire fighters were originally called to a fire on e street and that's whe they see the flames on eli street. w policee at the house for earlier in the morning of what unded like an argument and investigators are trying to figure out if the two fires are connect asked. patrick thompson said he knew who died >> i keep my dogs in the backyard, and i got call this morning that the house was on fire so i got over here, and by the time i got over here everything, the fire trucks and all that, everybody was orhere. >> rr: i'm told a firefighter fell through the floor while battling the blaze here on eli place. once he was rescued, i'm told he went back in the house to continue the search for vicms. he's are being. ad a man opened fire inside

ever 'bowling alley and a community stunned this morning police have not found the shooter. the with loved ones inside could be seen running towards bowling alley in fear. two arrange gros of people receivedl call late safety night andri ad tried to calm down the situation when gunfire broke out >> there were tropical storm -- the blood hand whatever, it was not a good sight. >> detectives say they are reviewing security video in hopes of identifying the suspect or suspects. new this morning, a development in a story that gripped the nation. texas officials have announced an arrest in the shooting death of 7-year-old jasmine barnes. noea 20old eric black jr. is charged with capital murder

here. authorities say that black admitted to participating in the heoog. investigators sayare continuing to interview persons of interest. jasmine w killed last sunday when someone o fnedire on the caromewhat thee was leading without investigators believe that jasmine and her family were not the targets but possibly a case of mistaken identity. d.c. continue wil continue their search for relisha ruld. or mark segraves broke the story about the family homeless center. many officers used canine dogs to serve in a new closeless. show was s lastn on hotel surveillance video in 2014 wh

janitor khalil tatum who police say later took his own life. police say they believe he is responsible d r relish a rudd's disappearance as we turn to politics, vice president mike pence andhite house officials and top aides to the white house and congress will meet again around the negotiating table in another attempt to end the partial government shutdown that we' in, and it's now going into its third week. yesterday's two and a half hour .eeting didn't deliver anythi vice president pence mirrored the president's demand for any budget to have a southern border walling. president trump is confident government employeeslo fhed during this time are in his corner. >> i think that if you ever really looked at those people, i think theyould say keep going. this is far more important. the president has shade the funding could be held up for years. mostit historical in

d.c. are closed and the national mall pretty much empty. on a january day like this when temperatures across the 60s. fewer tourists ans more space walk and a lot of empty park benches. even the carousel has stop run will. in. >> well, we came in this morning to watch the to geor/st. john's game and st. john's won so we're very happy. we wanted to s some museums that were open but unfortunately they were closed. there's plenty of room to walk so there'sobody in our cri. >> you know, there's a lot to do in our area so if you can't gets into the mus plenty of other things to find.

>> harold brown passed away at 91 years old. the think tank where he was a trustee made the announcement yesterday. brown served during the carter administration and wthe helm when the soviet union invaded afghanistan and during the iran hostage cris. own was a nuclear if i sift, and he was a champion of cutting edge fighting helped modernize our defense systems. coming up next, aizarre slow speed chase and standoff involving a tractor trailer driver on a busy interstate in our area. just wait until you hear what deputies say he haon board. deputies say he haon board. d

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may have been fleeing. >> reporter: the sights and sounds overnight and s.w.a.t. teams surrounding aractor trailer, its driver holed up inside the cab refusing to come out. nearby residents ordered into their homesut still watching the drama and takingell phone video >> we had 15, to police officers setting out and so, 12 cars and s.w.a.t. pulled up and it got azy. >> reporter: the incident happened when a resident in another part of the county reported seeing a semi parked along an isolated stretch of road. when deputies came yit. >>ou'll it your sue right now. a spike strip blew out some of

his tires and when hussein reached the turn the semi couldn't make t.deputies ordered him out but he refused. >> come out othe cab with your hands up so we can see them. >> reporter: they negotiated for hours and then had to turn to tougher tactics. >> started with about three smoke bombs and after the smoke bombs it wento the flash bang and then they had officers with guns pointed through the front of the truck, and he still ulwo'tdn come out. >> reporter: wnesses say two s.w.a.t. team members finally climbed in and inside there wase , mhamphetamine and. >> it's terrifying like he was driving aroun while high on this and driving like a maniac. >> reporter: tonight he's notdr iving anywhere. he'socked up without bond. in spotsylvania county, julie

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welcome back. there is a building in virginia that once houses billions of dollars during the cold war. >> now it's home to one of the largest clections of america

history in the world. nbc takes us behind ts. sce >> reporter: closed up in this fortress-like facility in culpepper with more than 6 million moving images and sound recordings in the collection of the national audio visual conservation center. >> it is the largest and most comprehensive audiovisual collection of any library or archive in the world. >> reporter: center chief gregory lukok carries the key to unck the derground bunk their stores much of the collection. >> it was a cold waruc eraar bomb-proof bunker where they stored money to repu the economy. >> reporter: 35 vaults that once securedillions of dollars covered two floor and the bunker. >> no two are the same size or same or phone killingcation.

there's more than 90 miles of cheflg in climbed controlled conditions. i want to be cooler and dryer for audiovisual media in general. the master film vault is keptan colder at 35 degrees to preserve a collection of negatives given to the center by the major hollywood film studios. >> gigi, the academy award winner for best picture in 1958. "gone with the wind," 1939 and oscar winner for best picture. "porgy and bess." >> they all look. these voults stored 1% of the center's collection. fire code requires highly

flammable nitrate films be stored to strict standards. >> once we have a burning reel of nitrate filmnir a b vault of nitrate film, there's nothing you can do to put it out. >> the reels feature the first aving images from 1893 through the golden of hollywood. the collection grows by as many as 100,000 new items each year. dvd, video games, vinyl recordings of bob hope, cassettes of judy collins and recordings of everythin from congressional speeches to "the godfather" on vhs. >> we've got an 80-year period that we're trying to comprehensively collect who we are, what we're doing what, our dreams are, what our disappointments were. it's best represented in many ways by the audiovisual material. >> how about it. >> howbout it.

>> all right. >> hey. >> 60s, that's great. >> we m hit upper 50s today, the only thing that may stop we have a bit of breeze in the air at time and dry tuesday. >> and tuesday we'llefinitely hit 60? >> number one rule of meteorologist don't promise a front. looks like the temperatures will be in the upper 50s and 60. tuesday not that bad and then the bottom falls out and we're cold and back to reality. >> so enjoy day. >> whiplash forecast. >> enjoy today because it will be absolutely gorous out there. plenty of sunshine out there as well, and you're already seeinge as you m look out your window or open up your door so grab those shades on the way out the door today. now, as we head into tomorrow, a little bit moreud cover so we go from near 60 today to right around 40 degrees tomorrow, so that's our big

temperature swing and back around tuesday on sense. a lot of people getting stick with the roller coaster weather. if you're going to get coffee, just know it's going to be pretty, and while and dry th week not many chances and next weekend we're going to be cold and may have a few showers to deal with as we get into next weekend. current temperatures out thereto anywhere from the 20s to mid-40s. depending on where you are it's cold or mild. we'll be breezy for e arybody toda everybody will warm into the 50s as we continue into the afternoon and evening under sunny skies, and we have clear skies ernight, and that will be responsible for our temperature dropping. you can see clear skies across the region right now thanks to high pressure in charge, so as

far asr future weather is concerned we'll start this monday so your monday morning going to be dry, but as we go into monday afternoon, monday night, clouds rol n.after 9:00 p.m. is when we'll see a few rain showers. most of us will be sleeping. monday night to tuesdayorning. a few lingering light rain showers possible for the morning commute and cold front will pull through and that will bring another chae ofight rain showers to our area and then wednesday actually temperatures will probably hit theirdaytime high at midnight and then they will fall throughout the day. it will come pretty blustery on your day on wednesday. breezy but not blustery. winds will be gustingp to 25 miles per hour. lighter winds. winds settl down at sock p.m. tonight, and then after wednesday or ursday, tuesday won't be that breezy, but wednesday and thursday, winds gust up to 30 miles per hour. windchills will be in the 20s d 30s both on wednesday and

thursday. so tomorrow we go from 60, near 60 today to 44 tomorrow and late chance of a passing shower and, again, passing showers possible on tuesday with temperatures around 60, wo head into the 40s as we go into tuesday night, and then wednesd those temperatures will be in the mid to upper 40s wedneay morning and then drop through the day. in fact, most of the day is going to be spent in the 30s but wth thedchill it will feel like 20s and 30s the. nextf chaps some rain that

it's 7:56. here are four things to know before you head out the door this morning. a woman was rushed to the hospital after another house fire in southeast d.c. it happened overnight on pope street. fi tfighters fou woman in the front of the building with serious burn injuries. shs expected to be okay. texas officials announce an arrest in the shooting death of wyear-old jasmine barns. jasmine killed last sunday when someone oned fire of th car she was riding in with her family. >> the vatic wants to trial former cardinal mccaracas early asext week. they don't want the mccarrick scandal tow oversha their

summit on sexual abuse which takes place on february 21st. acting chief of staff nick mulvaney will sit down with chuck todd. ide watching football today, open the window. open the window, right? >> no kidding. >> temperatures today will be in the mid to upper 's. breezy out there throughout the we heady, and then as to tomorrow, maybe a few late night passing showers into tuesday. >> roller coaster temperatures. >> i have to take a picture of that and tweet it out. >> thi forecast is amazing. >> pretty

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