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that was betrayed in. >> the quick action taken by the rec league. and with thousands of fema workers furloughed, what happens if a disaster strikes during this shutdown? >> until people actually see the bodies starting piling up, they're not going to understand. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. hello, everybody, that snow and slush that melted all d is refreezing into some dangerous black ice. tonig local school dfs are taking notice, delays are scrolling at the bottom of your screen. >> before you go to bed, we're working for you, helping you prepare for another challenging winter morning. news 4's jackieensen found several streets still covered in inches of icy snow, but w begin with chief meteorologist doug kammerer. how far below freezing will we goier. >> in so i'm areas, we'read al 10 to 15 degrees below freezing. that's all you need. you got the ice. i was driving in a lirl earlier

tonight. ran into a couple of slick spots. watch out overnight. rightow, 32 degrees at the airport, but notice lotten at 22, 19 garethburg and ft. meade. 26 in fredericksburg. another very cold night acr rs ourion. just going to be as cold tomorrow morning. heads up if you can wait it's a good idea to do so. watch for ice overnight. small system moving through thursday night. this could bring snow in some areas. the big weekendtorm and ld. i wish i could super capitalize cold because that's what we've ctoming, guys. >> all right. doug, thank you. beenhile many streets have cleared of snow, we found quite a few tonight that have been overloed and it's becoming difficult and downright dangerous for drivers. >> news 4's jackie bensen continues our team coverage from one of the worst areas we've seen today, bradley boulevard in chevy chase. jackie? >> reporter: well, take a look, i mean, it's surprising when you

consider where -- we're so close inside beltway. take a look at what this road does look like. doug did c for me what i felt when i came out here tonight, itreems col and is colder than it was at this time last night, and that gives meea grt concern for road conditions in the overnight hours. as temperatures dropped, a car slid off a section of bradley br boulevard between connecticut and wisconsin avenues thehe chase. the snow remained snow-covered and slushy l ag after surrounding streets were cleared down to the blacktop. >> this is so trficked, i mean, this road islw aays busy. it should be absolutely clean. definitely. nd it's so narrow that it's only one way and the other way the other way, so it's kind of dangerous. >> reporter: tow truck driver dennis says that it has been a buy. >> just going to one police call, i've seen at least three

or fous car slide off the road, hitting guardrails. it's been nas,. so everybody, please be careful. >> reporter: similar conditions on a section of summit place in northwest d.c., a narrow street in the city's adams morgan named. plenty of snow-covered vehicles on both sides of the street. many chose to come and go by ride-share rather than risk carefully o find a shovelled out parking spot gone. and to be accurate, tons sec is actually known as bradley lane. bradley boulevard picks up on the other side of wisconsin avenue. if you see road conditions like this in your neighborhood, every jurisdiction has ar to report that to, but don't assume hiat someone else has called because, again,is just -- this is not in great shape, and i'm surprised that it looks like this. live in chevy chase, jackie bensen, news 4. >> all right, jackie. as soon as you wake up, yould shurn on news 4.

chuck bell will have the updated weather forecast. melissa will be covering the impact on the roads out there. news 4 today starts every day at 4:00 a.mew at 11:00 tonight, something you don't hear about every day, an earthquake hittihe offoast of maryland. according to the u.s. geological survey, the 4.7 magnitude qke hit around 6:30 tonight. the epicenter was reported about 136 miles southeast of ocean city. in aoo fac post this evening, ocean city officials say emergency teams are monitoring the situation but have not seen any effectsrothe quake. 15 days into the new year and d.c. is already dealing with its 12th homicide. the lates happened during the middle of the day today. un and ulled out a opened fire in northwest. tonight, news 4's shomari stone wi the manhu to find the killer and what detectives are relying on to track him down. >> reporter: tonight, police continue to look for the suspected shooter in this case.

hese shots rang out in broad daylight. people telling me they heard several shots fired. crime scenetape, homicide detectives, forensics, a polore departmentng another shooting in the district. >> we need the public's help on this on f >> reportest district commander morgan kaine told me a man fired several shots at 22-year-old devon williams. near these parked cards an m stre northwest and north capitol around 3:00 this evening. a nearby officer heard the shots, drovehe to scene, finding williams laying in the street. he was not breathing. medics drove him to a hospital and docto pronounced him dead. police say the shooting was not random, that the man targeted williams. mpd camera capturedt. the suspec >> we are actively seeking himw out no >> reporter: this is the 12th homicide this year i district. on saturday afternoon, someone opened fire in the lobby at the benning cord apartments. three men were hit. 22-year-old michael taylor was oolled. take a at the bullet holes in the walls in the stairs,

doors.nt this woman says a bullet went into her door. >> it was terrifying. my kids don't want to go to school. i'm terrified myself. >> reporter: that terror is also felt back on m street. detectives collectednvidence this latest homicide. >> but we'reit aely investigating right now. >> reporter: police urge anyone with information about this shooting to give them a call, call d.c. police. in northwest d.c., shomari stone, news 4. i'm leon harris with breaking news coming in from overseas. the state department confirming an american is among the dead in totey's terror attack at a in kenya. nbc news has learnedhe victim isason speindler. he had been living in nairobi for years. surveillance video shows gunmen stng a luxury hotel popular with westerners. the coordinated assault began when a terrorist blew himself up in the lobby, sending people running for their lives. adding to the confusion at the

same time, a separat explosion targeted a bank nearby. dozens of armev police tually moved in hunting iloor-to-floor, door-to-door, looking for thelers seen on security cameras. there.e them the siege went on for hours, leaving at least 15 dead, including spindler, right now, any wounded are still trapped inside. tonight al shabaab is claiming responsibility for the attack, the same terror group that stormed a nairobi parking mall. jim,acto you. we may not know when the partial but you know what they say, nothing is certain except death and taxes. tonight, the irs is bringing back 46,000 furloughed workers to handle tax returns and to pay out refunds, but they'll continue to go unpaid. today a federal judge rejected a lawsuit from the union representing the irs. that jud decline to force the government to pay the recalled employees.

fema's union president issuing a warning tonight about what could happeif there is a saster during this government shutdown. employees1/4 of fema are working right now. the rest are furloughed. tonight the union preside who represents thousands of them says in thera event of a na or manmade disaster, relief efforts could be delayed. >> it tuld take -- would take our agency approximately a week to two weeks to call us back in. so if a disaster happenedoutoda, it be a week or two. >> another major concerns the nearly 6,500 furloughed union employees themselvt still withpaycheck. we're told some of them are th cking abouthing in their 401(k)s to get by. others like the union president mself are filing for unemployment benefits. union leaders say they've also asked congress to consider legislation to lessen penalties for furloughed employees who need tip into their retirement savings. re some of you were ins to

become teachers, but in fairfax furloughed ht, federal workers are heading back to the classroom. they signed up today at a second job fair to become substitute teachers. as news 4's corey smith explains, many are looking for work to makends meet. >> well, i think it was last week, i think it was last week when reality set in. >> reporter: karen carter already has two jobs, but with no end to the partial gov inment shutdo sight, she came to fairfax public schools looking for a third. >> so you can't prepare for something that you don't know >> reporter: carter was among nearly 200 furloughed employees hoping to supplement theirno xistent income with a substitute teaching job. it comes with less certainty than a government job, but something is better than >> if i can invest in someone else's, you know, future, i would enjoy that,hether it was >>r one day, two days or half a day. eporter: this is the second hiring fair fairfax schools has hostedince the shutdown began. with nearly 200 campuses across eed district, there is a

for about 1,000 subs per day, meaning many of these folks will see time in front of the classroom. the superintendent says the surplus of human resources will fill a major need. >> we didn't want these circumstances to occur, but we did seehis as an opportunity to help our community, and it also, frankly, helps fairfax county schools put a highly qualified sub in frontf every student. >> reporter: but more importantly, that opportunity gives furloughed employees like scott a chance to stay afloat. >> when we hit the longest shutdown in history and had no hope or plan or a pathway forward, that's the point that it kind of looked like there need to b some other options for how to put food on the table. >> reporter: even if subbing is a short-term solution, it have long-term implications for his future. >> look, spot work and, you going toaycheck is make the difference in being able to make a payment on a bill and n go delinquen and have a credit report hit, even though you're a federal employee and have a normal job. >> corey smith reporting there. fairfax county plans to hold another job fair next week.

more area public school districts will hold similar fairs in thetouture. ead more about this story, head to our nbc washington app and sear "job ir". tonight, whole foods hosted a free spaghetti dinner for anne affected by the partial government shutdown. different whole foods locations in d.c., maryland and virginia all participated. tomorrow, d.c. chef jose andres will open an emergency kitchen to feed furloughed workers for free at 701 pennsylvania avenue northwest, right near the u.s. nav memorial. it will be open 11:00 to 6:00 every day. it's going to serve a rotating menu of hal salads and sandches for dine-in or to-go. there is als a gofundme page if you would like to help donate to feedurloughed workers. >> on "the tonight show" coming up next. n well, tber of democrats running for the nation's top office is growing. the latest canditeade her

announcement on stephen colbert's latey. show to >> i'm filing an exploratory committee for president of the united states tonight! >> tonight? >> new york senator kirsten gillibrand wants to be the next president. sources tell nbc news that tomorrow morning gillibrand will host her first event in upstate new york. she'll campaign in iowa this weekend. > next at 11:00, a camera is rolling as a child falls out of car. what the driver did next. and a referee is off the job for what he told a a coach about player's hair. >> if the refs can get more education, moreraining t

what a fritening scene i southern minnesota. a child strapped into a car seat went flying out of a moving car. a driver's dash cam captured the whole thing. the little 2-year-old girl landed upright in the car seat yesterday afternoon. police say the child was neproperly pas in the safety seat but the seat wasn't fastened to the vehicle. it's unclear why theor vehicle ame open. the child's mother returned to the scene once she rea her daughter wasn't in the car. the little girl was not hurt. >> wow. it's the incident tha sparked outrage last month, a referee in new jersey forcing a high school wrestler to cut his dreadlocks or forfeit this

match. well, now a new incident involving a youth athlete's hair is cawing controversy in virginia. a basketball coach inyshesapeake he was at a game on saturday when the ref asked to speak with her. she says the man pointed out one of her players who was wearing braids, saying the 10ear-old's hairstyle wouldn't be allowed if she wanted to keep playing. the girl he sgled out also happened to be the coach's daughter. >> i had my daughter come over, and he pointed to i guess a point where her natural hair meets the hair bhat wasrayed in and said he didn't know what that was, and i said, that's her natural hair. >> the coach says the ref made an unnecessary spectacle of her daughter. according to the virginiasc hig ol basketball league, hair accessories like elastic bands are addressed in t rulut hair weave is not. the ref has been banned from officiating any children's basketball games in the city of

chesapeake. tonight, celebrity chef jose andres is going to be on "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon in puerto rico.an es' world central kitchen has been working to provide people on the island with food since hurricane maria. >> we love you. viva puerto rico. >> "tonight show" from puerto rico is coinciding with the beginning of the local tour down there of the hit broadway musical "hamilton." it's raising money to help the island's recovery efforts. >> we can't wait to see that. and when you were down there, there was so much relief down there and then he came down as well? >> yeah. his -- what he brought down there, whaet he put tr in puerto rico was pretty badly needed because it took a long time for the people down there to get help. >>nded thou thousands of people. >> they still have so many challenges. anyway, we got ourwn challenges around here tonight and tomorrow morning. >> dealing with the ice again across our area. it's going to be a big deal early tomorrow morning so hea up. and once again, i just -- i've

said this a few times, if you can wait until 9:00 a.m. to get out, you're better to do thathe when sun comes up and able to melt some of that ice. currently on the cold side. 32 degrees in the cy. but, again, the city, the airport, right by the river, g you' the urban heat island effect. look what happens when you go out into the suburbs. so much colder here, 19 gaithersburg, 17 in manassas. 10 1 or degrees colder than d.c. right now. that's why we're dealing with the ice overnight tonight. watch out for ice early. mostly cloudy, clly but not bad. high temperature around 42 with mostly cloudy skies. 43s the average high this time of year, so right around that average high. tomorrow, no rain, no snow. the next system comes in during then thursday. you can't really see it on the map. we're clear across much of the country. it's way back re. first parts of the desert southwest here making its way through phoenix and

storm system near the houston area. that comes through thursday night and friday. a little bit of rain and snow likely but not a lot. not a big dea the b deal is this big storm coming through friday into saturday. it ms saturday that ites its way in here. byround 3:00 in the afternoon, you begin to see the rain make its way very close to us. the snow iso the north and this is all rain in and around d.c. notice by sun ty morning, rain all the way up i-95. the snow well back towards the west, even around fredeck and washington. this is all rain. now, that being said, the cold air is going to movhrough extremely fast. we're going to see the cold air move in. this may change fromo rain snow very quickly but it's not going to accumulate on any of the roadways so i'm not worried about that. the big deal is the cold. how cold? take a look at somef the numbers. first off, next couple of days, not that cold, 37 with a chanc ofn and snow thursday night, ngreally thursday eveni into thursday night. 49 on friday. 39 on saturday with that late-day rain. but then we get to sunday. going for a high of 51, the wind

begins andhe cold air moves in during the day. check this out. temperatures f dl 40rees on sunday alone. we go from the 50s down to the teens and the windchill will be monday.on this is real arctic air sticking around throughout the day tuesda that's why i've got us in weather alert mode both on sunday and monday. ot on tuesday before we rebound again. r storm comes up. this one looks like it moves to our west. if it does,ea that we're very warm. temperatures back into the 50s with even more rain this but this pattern is locked in. stormy and cold. i definitel expect to see a few more snowstorms through the next month and a half. so heads up. we're going to get a little bit of a bumpy ride. we're starting one right there. >> and five days to find the warmest clothes that you haven't lled out yet, right? >> to borrow somebody's else'so puffy to put on top of your

puffy coat. >> thank you, doug. comin up, virginia t

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desk. >> boy, those cavaliers, they are tough to beat. even when you're number nine, like virginia tech. goodness. >> they are in the top four in college basketball for a reason. theirginia men's basketball team just one of the best in the country. t, they showed just how dominant topy can be. aen matchup between the fourth ranked cavaliers made ninth ranked virginia tech look so unevenly matched. who was ready for tonight? use hoos were. it wasn't the hoo crew. first half, virginia up 12. j tyome with a corner thr buries it. uva lights out from behind the arc tonight. finaleconds of the half, senator gives to to kiheilark at the buzzer. knocking it down. up 22 at the break. the hokies shows some fight early in the s half off the turnover. justin robinson on the run throws it up for ahmed hill. throws it down.

14 points in the game for hill but it was a little too late.ot virginia's shog put this out of reach. kyle guy getting in on the fun. he h 15 tonight. fourth ranked virgini blows out ninth ranked virginia tech, 81-59. patrick using and georgetown hosting 15th ranked marquette. a little over a minute to play, tied at pass inside to sam howser. makes a move, steps back and hits. game-high 31 pois for howser. marquette takes the lead. final sends, lasthance for the freshman with the ball on the drive. his shot for the win is blocked. that does it.ea marquette georgetown 74-71. that was a tough one. already. braden holtby expected to start against the preds. last-minute change, still the backup. could have used him. caps ltk just hasn' been there

lately. a backhand on net. this is as close as you get. sends it off the post. he can barely believe it. caps stay scoreless. later in the period, their power play getting them on the board. john carlson and nicklas backstrom down low. backy with the deflection the caps their first goal, his 12th. caps down 3-1. things go trom bad worse. later in the period, caps on the power play. preds force a turnover. nets hishird of the night.gets the hat trick on the shorthande. go preds up 4-1. they're not done yet. just a few minutes later, pushing up the ice. you have to see this. puts on the spin-o-rama goal of the night. wilson says i've seen enough, dropping his gloves with watson. tom gets t win here. preds win the game 7-2. caps' third straight loss. so throw this oneut and tho last ones because they face barry trots on friday, his first tiack at capital one arena.

>> that will be something to see. >> if thatoesn't get them going, i'm not sure what will. >> step it back up. thank you. >> tom wilson was going to get his

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media has some of us here at news 4 chiming in. so we did some posting today. ther is my pictu on the left ten years ago when my beard was not all gray lik it is today. and on the right you've got, like -- >> you look like your boy band just broke up there. >> look at doreen. wo >> myair has gotten a little lighter. spent a lot of time out inhe sun. >> amazing earrings, too. you've still got those, right? >> your first and last name has also changed. >> mariska? is that what we call her? >> that's a heck of a doppelganger, though. i love it. >> we've been having a lot of fun with the ten-year challenge. a lot of us put pictures up o instagram and/or twitter feeds. so check it out. and shareours too. it's kind of silly. >> did you do it? >> i did. i did, yeah. >> all of her pictures -- >> i did a 20-year challenge to make it -- yet.d you haven't done one you need to. >> looking through some pictures

right now. i'll just show you,ou can't see it but, you know -- you can't see it but she can. no, it'sou. i'm not showing you. >> don't put that one. >> all right. "tonight show's" next. jose andres.

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tariq: hey, jimmy, a quick question. what do you know about puerto rico? >> jimmy: puerto rico? not much. i mean, i know it's an