. the kroid crowd is growing, thousands of pro-lif demonstrators are set to march and begin a day of rallies. we are live in the crowd with what you need to know. ring tensions, bitter arguments between the president and the speaker o the house creating a bleaker outlook wesn it co actually reopening the government. tumblinger teures, a weekend bringing a wintry mix to the region, itnd by plunging into the coldest weather in a year. uck bell has more on the winter blast on this weather alert friday.

good morn yg and thank for joining us. >> theke w is almost here. but some harsh weather is coming with it. here is a live look right now outside at the district. not the best picture you want to see. th sin coulun could peek out, b won't stop the wintry mix headed our way ovethe next two days. >> and then the temperatures take a sharp turn once again. chuck bellra ising what is on the way. so what do we need to look out r today? >> today just have to get the fog out of here. and if it doesn't go eanywhere, emperatures will have a hard time getting above 40 degrees. you can see low visibility here over washington. there is the snow on the roof of the jeffersonemorial from that 1 to 2 inch snowfall we had last night. but we have a a dense fisory for the highlighted counties that goes until noon. visibilities have been improving. we'r up to 2 or 3 miles now. this will gradually improve. and above that fog layer, there

are relatively clear skies. so we'll get sshine back as on as we get the fog out. tomorrow though almost everything that can fall from the sky will. ice, snow, sleet, freezing rain, the whole gamut will be here. the real concern will be some freezing brain potentially in the shenandoah valley, heavy rain everywhere could cause localized flooding saturday night and then quick freeze of all that water on sunday. right now we're in the mid to upper 30s headed for highs in the low to mid-40s with a little t of clearing in the afternoon. i'll help time out the weekend travel troubles coming up in a few. >> thank you so much, chuck. happening now, the 46th annual march for life is gettine under way on ational mall. >> and it has brought a lot of extra people to our area and of course that impacts traffic. megan mcgrath is live at the national mal with that. >> reporter: well, good morning. we act slly have someeet

closures already. madison and jefferson, those streets are closed at this point. you can see behind me howe, the that has gathered, we're at 12th and the national mall. we have a musical act playing right now. the rally gets under way at noon and then right after that is wrapped up, this crowd is going to start to move. they will march down constitution avee, done to t do supreme court and the u.s. capito >> we're from chicago, and it took about 13 hours on a bus to get here. >> we're from crawfordsville, indiana. >> winter haven, florida. plane flight was about two hours. >> reporter: young people opposed to an adoption came unityer in breyer and this morning at a youth rally at th kapts onecapital one arena, of several events the march for life. these teens say they are the future and they want their voices to be heard. >> because we're the next generation and we kind of

ine the way that society heads, the direction we all head. >> i think if more people'sre voices heard and more people are outspoken about their opinion on how they are against abortion that it could lead in the right direction if we have more people that have power speak up about it. >> reporter: the march for lif marks the anniversary of roe v. wade, the supreme court decision that legalized abortion. many here think that this year could be a turning point. changes in the makeup of the high court have many abortin opt abortion poefrn feeling operates mystic. >> we have hato's the two new judges do, but we have more hope. >> reporter: and when the speeches all wrap up, right around 1:00 orso, this crowd is going to start to move. so if you work in the area, keep see in mind, we'll start to rolling road closures sometime after 1:00 until they march uto the supreme court.

back to you guys. >> megan,er thank youmuch. we switch gears now. 28 days the government shutdsn nowong as the month of february. vansions are high on both ends of pennsa avenue. and as scott macfarlane reports, there is no end in epsight. >>ter: three quarters of a million federal workers start the day without the promise of e paycheck and leaders who could put them back to work started the day without plans to negotiate. president trump has no scheduled meetings with members of congmess today and b the top democrat in the house. >> while many democrats in the use and senate would like to make a deal, speaker pelosi will not let them negotiate. >> reporter: the president grounded today's overseas trip by the speaker and temrats which included a secret visit with troops in afghanistan. in a letter aree wrote i sorry to inform you your trip to brussels, egypt and afghanistan has bee stponed. >> this is an inappropriate action. this is obviously directed at the speaker.

anfa we think aas we can tell this has never happened in the annals of congressional history. >> reporter: the white house says the president is scrapping his own trip toor davos f the world economic forum citing the shutdown. meanwhile throughout the nation, air traffic controllers and tsa officers are among those wouking wi paychecks. is important tsa or that national security is important and then not to pay the people that are actually performing service as tsa agents, i think that is not right. >> reporter: as many federal buildings and park sites remain closed for a 28th day. the u.s. state department is bringing back its employees next week. the agenc says it has freed up enough money for two weeks pay for state department employees only. scott macfarlane, nbc news, washington. federal workers, small businesses, even marriage licenses all impacted by the vernment shutdown.

as you said, now in its 28th day. >> and then you can add tohat list metro. the agency already struggling with a budget deficit says that it is losing $400,000 every weekday. metro eimates federal workers make up 40% of its rush hour ridership, which is now down 16%. but ridership is down -- excuse me, bus ridership is down 8%. and in a letter to congressional leaders yesterday, general manager paul wiedefeld said metro won't jeopardize safety to save money, but instead metro could consider staffing or service adjustments such as scaled back use of eight car trains and extra trains to meet rush houma s. so that means that everybody using metro may have to waitr always lon or ride trains that are a bit more crowded. in 2013, metro lost about a5 -- $5.7 million during the 16 day and we're working for you

during the shutdown. arlington public schools invited furloughed federal workers to apply for jobs as substitute teachers. today there is a job fair in arlington from noon to 4:00. school officials say that anyone with a high school diploma or college degree gsranteed an interview. you have to register online before you jo to the fair. we set up a link for you, go to t nbcwashington.com and search shutdown. we're working for you in the community during t government shutdown. today community members are coming together to help those furloughed federal workers. >> this morning i was at the new fe worship center, that is out in capitol heights on central c avenue and trch members there, they are making a furlough relief market for folks to come and get food.or >> rr: some of the workers are members of this church.

i want to get the >> smithsonian. >> federal aviation. >> department of justice. >> cen >> interior department. d> reporter: and the church is rallying aro these members and the larger community for furloughed federal gover workers. all this food will be ready for you to aome and shop 2:00 this afternoon.i' bring you pastor wilder, thank you so much for inviting us out to talk about what you are doing today and your message. >> and my message is you are furloughed but not forgotten. >> reporter: it took ati coll effort to bring all of this food here. you've got more food on the way. >> yes, we are thankful to capital solutions, urban outreach,piration lots and cuts, our new lifeartners are great. is this a major effort. 36,000 pounds of food. bring your bags, we'll fill them up. whethe you are furloughed or hungry, here everyone eats

because jesus christ is lord. >> reporter: so here are some bagg groceries already. this is what you will get when you come out from 2:00 to 6:00 right here in capitol heights. and allo thank new life of its members and the leadership for allowing us to be part of this effort.t show t that food high in the sk >> those are probably some of the best stories that we're seeing some spite of all of th hurt, the community coming together. and so go to the nbc washington app and search shutdown, you will find our comprehensive coverage including several discounts and freebies that are out there for furloughed workers. a bombshell report by buzzfeed news claims that the president directed his former personal attorney michael cohen to lie to congress, specifically about negotiations to build a trump tower in moscow. the potentially damaging report

has not been independently confirmed by nbc news. buzzfeed is sourcing two federal law enforcement officials. those sources say cohen told the special counsel after the president trump personally instructed him to lie by claiming that negotiationsen ded months earlier than they actually did. the sources also say trump had at least ten face-to-face meetings with cohen about the deal during the campaign. cohen has pled guiltto lying to congress. he is set to testify before congress next month. right now d.c. police are trying to find who sprayed anti-semitic graffiti inside a local business. it was discovered overnight in front of the shalom tire and irauto re the graffiti was discovered around 2:45 this morning. anybody with any information on who might have done is is ked to call police. >> a mother and daughter are

still terrified that killer is looking for them. >> but they came to news 4 hoping that someone could help police. an immigrant success story ends with a brutal double murd after a father and son were killed. police are still trying to find the killer. tar from nhem next onews 4 a.k.a. hump day.

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son. >> the pair killed back in november. jue carey talked with them about their terrible loss. >> reporter: who would kill a cabinetmaker and a college student, and why? it is a question that haunts the two other members of the close knit wynn family. they asked us to shield their faces because they are terrified at the killer kill or killers could be looking for them. >> w don't feel safe most of the time. since my mom, she hasn't been able to sleep, eat or anything lately. >> reporter: so proud to be in this country, he named his kids america and virginia. he was a hard worker, a could build who almost anything. >> he was very determined. once he set his mind on to do mething, he doesn't stop until he finishes it. >> reporter: and 22-year-olda ameras just a little boy when he began helping his da

but he had been taking classes at nova working two jobs. >> my broth is very naive and gullible. he is at that age where y just want to have fun. >> rghorter: mother and dr were visiting a sick rely in vietnam when the unthinkable happened. while the women were able, the family spokevery day. >> my dad would always ask me and my d mom you miss me, do you love me. and he is like i miss you so much. and i love>> you. eporter: but suddenly one nswer either man'sth phone. a second day passed. the sheriff's office was contacted to check the family's home. deputies found the two men shot to death, it was november 9. the newly built home the family had lived in for only a year now the scene of a double murder. >> ion't know who did because

they destroyed my life because i lost my husband, my so i want them back. >> reporter: now the women hope by speaking about their loved ones, sharing their anguish, someone who knows something will call investigators. >> i can't leave her alone and she can't leave me alone without worrying. >> i don't want my daughter worrying about me. she said mommy, don't leave me.: >> repor julie carey, news 4. >> november 8 is the day they think they were killed. and they are asking anyone who may have --8 drive route to think really hard if they recall seeing anything out of the ordinary. we've posted the contact information on our nbc washington app. search fauquier county sheriff. jason svan dyke was convictd

of murder of mcdonald and he faces up to 20 anyears. the sentencing is just a day afr three of his colleagues were acquitted of a coverup conspiracy. family friends plan to hold a rally. a d.c. police are searching for these men who broke into an adams morgan t pharmasday night and then ran in and grabbed a worker by the arm. they demanded she turnover medicatio medications, xanax, cyrup with codeine and the opoid epidemic has put the drugs ingh demand recently and the masked men also made off with cash. claims th v movielence is linked to actual violent crimes in real life? that may note true. researchers analyzed national crime data, they looked at gun

use in pg 13 movies from 1985 to 2015 and although movies did become more violent within that 30 year period, rates of violent crimes actually declined. a d.c. restaurant will pay n $7,000for stopping a transgender woman outside a rest fom and asking her her i.d. the "washington post" reports cuba libra has settled for the attorney general over a th violation of human rights it bars discrimination based on gender identity in public accommodations. last june a worker asked charlotte forer i.d and even followed her into the bathroom and threatened to call police. the restaurant later apologized and said it has trained staff on d.c.'s law. well, some sisters were bot caught in the government shuts about th shutdown. >> so she started baking and the

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. so a heads up for you sunday into monlg, we' monday, we'll h blood wolf moon eclipse. it will begin around 11:30 p.m. sunday and end 1:00 a.m. monday. this lunar phenomenon has a pretty quirky name, and here is why. the blood referso the color of the moon. the color that it turns during the height of a total lunar eclipse, it is called the super because it appears slightly larger than normal. that is smart people. and wolf is what the first full moon of january is called? didn't know that. >> specific name for each full month. th the wolf moon, the cold moon, the frost moon, the flower moon,

strawberry moon, there is a e mn forry month. second full moon in any month is a blue moon. >> becau k wew the blue moon. >> i know the song. >> and it is super, the moon is about 25,000 miles closer earth now than it is during the summertime when it is further away. so s it iser because it is bigger and it takes on the red color. the sky is often red at sunrise and sunset? that is the way the light goes throughhe atmosphere and when the shadow of the earth is covering up the moon, that shal the moon a little to the red side. today if you look up all you sra is we'll get a peek of blue later in the afternoon, but don't plan on a lot of sunshine. and temperatures will struggle to get into the low to mid-40s, but at least iniis not r or snowy today. after the slushy morning, school delays as well. tomorrow and sunday are far more significant weathe days for

sure. freezing rain is a real concern along i-81 tomorrow. if you are traveling through the shenandoah valley, winchester, martinsburg, hagerstown, an extended period of freezing rain and sleet is possible. and in d.c., it will start off as snow but then become rain. temperatures near 40 overnight saturday night. so it will be all rain. but it couldn be inch of rain, so flooding concerns will be real. and then sunday, temperatures will fall very fast. we'll be nea 40 degrees when you get up sunday morning. we'll be below freezing by nowe. anl be in the teens for many by sunset. a big cha e coming. and there is the first swirl right there that will unlock that polar air and send us into the deep freeze sunday night into . be ready for a shock to the system for sure. but at least it will be quiet for your friday and friday night iplans. he a peek at the five day. next time i see you, i'll walk you through feaureer and show you the timing and locations i think are most at risk for periods of iciness.

but sunday early in the morning down tobout 20, and windchills coulde 10 to 15 below zero by monday morning. that will be a shock to the system >> all righ thank you, sir. the annual ranking of eight major airlines and delta kees itp spot. the airline has been in one of the top three spots for the past eight years. last year delta canceled less than 1% o its flights. alaska and southwest airlines came in second and third. frontiers airli sunk to last place. also not very surprising. 15% of its flights being delayed last year. last week news 4 introduced you to two local dynamic sisters who found a sweet way to makeee ends while both are furloughed as part of the government shutdown. d nicky how and jackie wright created the furlough cheesecake. >> i want some. >> so this was an idea that just

i mean took off. the pair received plenty of orders for the cheesecake and i'm not just talking regionally. so across the country. the most recent request though, this was really orspecial, was them to appear on the ellen show. only they didn't know it at first, so check out the moment that they found out. >> here is nicky and for the government. they are huge fans of the show. you can see them, they can't see me, but when i say go, i'm going to surprise them. here we go. hello, ladies. hi. >> oh, my goodness. >> oh, my god! >> i mean -- >> this is so good. >> her eyes went from like here to acrosshe street. >> such a wild moment for these young ladies. and you can seehe full interview today. find out how ellen plans on

helping thet. ladies >> oh, yes. >> catch ellen right here on nbc 4 at 3:00. and then stick around for news 4 at 4:00. >> love that story. all right. a problem at the southern border that caught the world's attention. >>ea now we're ling more children may have been taken from their parents than previously reported. and the problem m have been around longer than we thought. more on

so excited about this. and you are very tall. you may have seen him on hg making homes more beautiful. and now he has tips to help you make better home decor decisions. john also can help you find the st accents for your home. so excited that you are in town for the home and gash deny shrd.

>> yes. >> and you wil be doing a talk and they can ask you questions? >> exactly. people should come with theirqu tions because i always open it up to questions. we do it as a q and a for the butire time. i'm talking about how people can beautify their homes using art. >> and i think i can say as a homeowner that the word is a little daunting to me. >> the word art? >> right, because where do you start. how do you pick something. >> what kind of intention do you want to shave, to fill up a wall space or create a statement piece? there are many different ways to incorporate art in your home. and i fee like lot of people that come to the home shows know what they are doing, they have been on pin terrorist and inst. >> and talk to me about one of the tips about specificall scaling and why artwork goes. where it should be positioned.

let's say a living room wall, you have a couch in front of it. where do you position the artwork? >>al typ especially behind a couch people will put it center between the ceiling and top of the couch and that ends up being way too >>tall. o the one on the left, no go. >> you want to lower it down to eyheight. typically 57 inches is about where you want the center to be. but these hard and fast rules aren't what we' trying to create. what we're trying to create is forsense that the art i the people walking through the room, it has nothing to do with how big the wall is per se. >> and we also noticed don't go too small or too big.ry i'm sure edy will come to you and say i have this wall in my house and i don't know what tore put t and do you go square, rectangle. >> but you bring up the exact perfect question. it makes so much sense for me to see a wall and decide the scale of the art you need based on the wall rather than finding a large piece of art and shoehorning it into a wall are mewhere. >> it has to if itfit.

go >> exactly. >> and you also say be too matchy matchy. >> i love grays, but everythin ends up being in the same color wave. same thing if people like flals for example, you don't wan florlg kal cushions and art well. hi is not a great look. >> and i when people are buying it, it sounds like a good id, but once you see it up, you're like not so much. don't create a bad art gallery. art galleries are everywhere oni erest. >> i'm guilty of this. simple because the real way to do it is to cut up pieces of paper. parchment paperworks great because the tape works well. >> before you go putting holes

in your wall, do this with parchment paper. so you make like a sketch if you will. almost like putting stickers on a coloring book when you lere li >> exactly. and what you don't have is this look which is all randomized. there are no guie ng lines. the empty shelves, random letters. don't know what is going on. and everybody should aid that lamp shade, just a baseline rule. >> so we haveal ary wall, but we just couldn't do that obscure, so we jus did three rows of three, measured everything out. >> heavily regulated. whichs also a good look. >> a little ocd at my hous >> it is a better look than the cluttered look which might be the nextlide coming up rhaps. >> we're talking about artistic reflections. >> so here is the g. if you have some architectural feature in your house that you are aeady proud , find some element within that that you can reflect within the yard. like for example in this image we have, there is a window sea with a beautiful yellow cushion

in it. >> we may not have that. >> that is okay. but basically pick up the colors ure in the arte as well so they reflect one another. so if you have yellowcu ion, try to find art with yellow in it. >> awesome. a o wealth information. and you can meet john and ask him your questions this weekend at t home and garden show at the. xpo cent >> and if you have your government i.d. and you are ou fued, come by and entrance is free. >> all right. >> learned a lot in that short segment. the number of people enapplyinging for unemplo benefits has soared most are furloughed federal workers. the u.s. labor department reports more than 10,000 government employees applied for unemployment benefits in the first two weeks of the government shutdown. that is double the number of wfederal workers applied for aid in the previous week. under normalce circumst fewer in an 1,000 federal workers apply for benefits each. we there is also a surge in the

number of furloughed workers tappg into their retirement accounts. data from a federal agency shows a 34% jump in the number of hardship withdrawals. as the shutdown ntinues, these numbers are expected to grow. is it is not just food that being donated to federal workers. some are offering free entertainment. ♪ three local bands composed ofly mout of work federal workers held a free concert at the rock and rollotel last night. and the show was called fed up. >> theyhe rockedhouse. >> all right. you can go to the nbc washington app and searchshutdown, you will find our comprehensive coverage there. today we could learn more about the arres of an american borns nchor cho worwho works f iran's state run television, the

fbi arrested her on sunday. her son says it was a material witness warrant and he tells the associated press she will appear before a grand jury here today. the fbi is not commenting. committee to protect journalists releasing a statement today expressing concern. they are asking the justice department to disclose the reason for her detention. we now know new details suggesting the number of children separated from their parents at the u.s.-mexico border is much higher than previously reported. the office ofnspector general at the department of health and human services released this report, this found that the number of children separated may be in the thousands. the issue of child separation dominate headlines in 2018. this report looks back on theti pr during 2017 as well. new legislation would provide a way for undocumented farm workers to obtaieg status and eventually united

states citizenship. we're talking about a billhat was introduced by democratic california lawmakers on capitol hill yesterday. the proposed legislation would grant the workers so-called blue card status and that status would allow them to work legally in the united statth. blue card status would also be a pathway to green card statusraing them permanent legal residence. 11:37. an amazing rescue during peak of the winter owstorm, people were snatching incredible pictures. >> but it turned out to be so dangerous for two strangers when something went wrong. i had the opportunity to speak with wtop's traffic reporter who risked his own lif to help a woman who had fallen into freezing ters. this is where it all unfolded. >> reporter: you recognize the voice, don't you? wtop's dave is a traffic reporter helping you navigate your commute. last sunday during the big snow, dave was navigating something

else, the icy waters of rock creek. he jumped into save a woman's life. >> it was peaceful. and all of a sudden chaos. >> reporter: dave, a photographer in his s re time, was there to get a snowed i shot. he waits for the sun to go counsel an-- down and snaps thi pic. and he heard her. >> cutting through the silence screaming, yelling, cries for help. i look over e bridge railing and there she is in the water. >> reporter: a femalejogger, also trying to take a picture, had fallen over the bridge down an embankment and icyo the waters. dave didn't think twice. he jumped in after her. >> i knewhat she was under, i knew i had to bring her above the surface. i didn't know ifas actively drowning or not. luckily she coughed so knew that was a good thing. dragged her on to the shore and both laid in the snow huddling together just soaking wet. knowin w that secondse ticking away.

>> reporter: he called 911 once they were out of the water and given his experience in traffic, he was ae to tell dispatch eir sxaskt locatioexact locatio. >> if you can take ia landmark, something recognizable, you never know when you might need to accessor that ition in case of an emergency. >> reporter: and sarah is okay. just look at her smile. once she was out of the hospital, she stopped by wtop radio to personally thank dave for saving.er li >> oh, my god,hank you so much. >> reporter: and thiss the picture dave says that saved the day. a gift to sarah, the gift of life. erika nzalez, news 4. >> may i just say probably the best story that i have covered inti quite som. >> he became her guardian angel. >> iknow. is may i just also say dave

just a nice guy. just a stand up human being.w and i k they are both so thankful that they were there at the right place at the right time is an understatement for that story. more to tal about. right back after the break.

another incredible weekend that we need to pay attention to you guys. >> and we were talking about it last weekend, another big storm. and we're still talking about it it will be more rain than snow across the area, but it won't be have to traveil if you want to see snow. parts of central pennsylvania could get over aoot of snow. and some of the ski resorts in western maryland also could close in on a fresh 12 inches of snow. today if we could just get the fog out of here, it won't be a

bad afternoon. no more rain or snow to worry about toda temperatures low 40s. tomorrow, we'll start out near freezing with a mostly cloudy sky. could have a little bit o light snow or wintry mix around lunchtime into the early te oon, becoming all rain around the city as the day goes along tomorrow. but a prolonged period of freezing rain is possible in the shenandoah valley early tomorrow afternoon. keep tt in mind. let's walk through future weather winter stm watch posted for hagerstown, martinsburg, points west of there.ea and futureer starting at 8:00 tomorrow morning, because nothing to worry about today, here comes the chance for light snowed moving in first. and that will change over to rain along bi-95, notice that freezing rain and ice possibility linkers ar lot lon in the top end of the shenandoah valley here. here is 6:00.ai moderate around the city. the rain/snow line inching its way up there. but it could take until after night beforemorrow it all goes over to rain.

so prolonged period of freezg rain possible there along i-81. use extreme caution. and on top of that, the f ather nort west you go where the cold air will be entrenched ever lo could get 9 inches of snow in places like cumberland, xpryland. notting a big impact from snow around here, but nonetheless a lot o winter weather especially north and west tomorrow. here is the feels like factor. when you get up sunday morning, you're like it doesn't feel that cold. but by lunchtime, windchills in the teens. by sunset, windchills going below zero. by wake up time monday more than, windchill temperatures 5 to maybe as much as 15 below zero. it will be a shock to the systeo sure. so a wild weather ride this weekend. just flat out cold on monday and early tuesday. and then we zoom back to the 40s with rain middle part of next week. "news 4 midday" ba

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a lot of people are going to die if you don't get through that door. >> bruce willis, samuel l. jackson star in this thriller that is a sequel to unbreakable and split. >> every friday we get the heads up from wtop's entertainment editorey jason fr okay, is glass half full or half empty? >> happy friday, guys.ou yeah,l remember that at the end of the split, the big twist was that may, it is actually a sequel to unbreakable.e 00 movie. which i thought unbreakable was one of tht super hero stories ever done. this one i'd saye is m like split than unbreakable. so if you liked split, you might like it. if you are more in the

unbreakable camp, maybe you can it.by without seein james mcavoy plays that criminal schizophrenic and he is a big acting display for him. i almost think he gets too much screen time bertuse it of steals screen time from bruce willis who really isn't in it that much which was r disappointing e because this was his big returnun after ingable. samuel l. jackson shines. he gets some good look so there are some times that there is cleve commentary that butety is at currently at, it also leads to cornyialogue ere he says this comes the plot point. they are trying to comment on the comic book panels, but it is a little ovep. the i'd say go back to treat yourself to unbreakable and only check this out if you like split or if you want real life super

heros, check out dave o wtop. >> well played. and a tribute to judy garland a star is b signature theater, i'm guessing that we will hear some favorite songs? >> yes, before the lady gaga version, judy garland starred in the 1954 version. so they will do a salute with two singers on stage. they will sing the man that got away which is the great classic song from the judy garland star is born. and you will also get songs from meet me in st. louis. that is my favorite papd of course tand of course wizards o order, somewhere over the rainbow, which was almost cut from theso movie. lad they left it in there., somb which was almost cut from the movie. so glad they left it in there. >> and panic at the disco, among the groups playing in town? >> yes,th panic a disco at capital one arena. everyone loves them.

vertical horizon will be at city winery, eddie fromo o at birchmere. nd rare essence at the hamilton. lots of good options. >> such a great town for entertainment. >> always something to do. jason fraley, thank you,sir. ve yourself a good weekend. is keeping food on the table getting harder and harder and pets may be feeling the budget pinches as well. >> up next, chuck bell will introduce you to a group helpi your animals make it through owners have a place to

go for help if ey have trouble feeding their animal. and the pet pantry is an important thing with the shutdown, a lot of people hining to places to trim corners in their budget. tell us about the pet pan twrtr. >> it offers food on a monthly basis. you come to one of our distribution locatunns a the city and you will receive an amount appropriate for the size of your animal. we tryo cover two week. we recognize a lot of people live in the city without acces to pet stores or reliable psources. so t pantry is one way in which we feel that we can help relieve me of the stress of

pet ownership. but way want to support that bo and really make it easier for pet owners to take care of their animals.re >> are tifferent locations? >> there are. and we have distribution locations every week at our adoption centers, northeast ando hwest. and then we have satellite distribution locations once a nth in areas of wards 7 and 8. so goen go to our websiyou can hugh man rescue alliance. and we current guarantee a consistent brand, but we try to give you a consist auent amount. >> sounds awesome.td and the sn going on, there is a lot more people now that are having to find places trim. so this is a good resource for them glp it is gre. >> it is great for emergency ations, people who fin themselves out of a job, or just more chronic nature because we

have areas of our city that people need assistance to care for their animals and we're here to do that. >> i think it is a great idea. who do you he thats up for adoption? >> this is about a 10 month old we tnk chesapeake bay retriever mix. she came in as a stray. and it has been phenomenal to discover her persowelity because on't have her history. and she is a love bui ink that she will make anyone really happy in their home. she came in with her sister, found together. they look alike, so pretty sure they aare related. they are social and so we encourage people come to our adoption centers, we are open six days a week. >> and for people who may be having a little extra money, they can also make donations to your organization to help with e pet pantry. >> yes, please. we have our amazon wish list online which makes it easy. we tell you what size, what kind of food, and you just click,

order,ep and it ismber dire -- sent correcrly to us. and they will are sadall spand neutered. >> all right. thank you for coming in. you can find out more by going to their website humane rescue alliance.org. >> good information that was pre-recorded because you will see chuck again, you'll be like what happened? he is so sost. e'll now send things over to chuck to talk about the -- hello! >> i believe you can move that fast t >> well, i'm lickity split. so today nothing to worry about. you have all day today and tomorrow morning with no weather concerns. but a wintry mix possible aroune lunchtnto early afternoon tomorrow. that becomes all rain around the i-95 corridor, but a prolonged period of sleet or freezing rain he possible in shenandoah valley tomrow between about

noon and sun ice accretion could be about a quarter of an inch. all rain saturday wght. and thel be a lot of water around sunday morning, and a ing.h freeze c temperatures will be plummeting during the day. windchills below zeron ony morning. and another cold day tuesday before we zoom right back up and go te rain midf next week. >> winter in full swing. and that is it for ne"news midda midday". we're back on the air at 00. >> and you can get updates and weather anytime with

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