breaking right now at six, president trump rolls out a new plan to secure the border and help dreamers. the key players who could decide the proposal's fate weight in. >> i'mcy dpencer live in falls church where police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who struck and killed a and we take you live now to union station, a winter weather advisory and expected heavy rain puttingeas in wther alert mode. and the controversy swirling around thechwomen's mar that threatened to drone out the activist's message. news 4egins with storm team 4 weather alert.

>> first we're talking roundsndf rainhen a bitter blast. good evening, everybody, i'm erika gonzalez. it is going to be a pretty busy weekend for storm team 4. d're tracking a potential 30 degree temperatup tomorrow. but first we are expecting a whole lot of rain tonight. there is eve a chance for flooding. we're showing you live pictures coming in from dowown bethesda where the rain is expected t pick up here pretty soon. storteam 4 meteorologist is in the weather center to talk about whatca w expect. first things first, somora. >> for the d.c. metro area going to be a wet, rainy, cold night. let's go ahead and take a look at the radar. you can see where that line is, chances for snow staying in the areas that e under the winter weather advisory. a little farther south inside the d.c. metro area, pretty quiet, some of the heavier rain farther back west in louden county, herndon.

farther north frederick county, i saw you on twitter posting the photos seeing theg snow com down. still just above freezing in frederick. you're not going to see that stick. a little farther north, we are seeing thatretty much stick there, and then that line there more of a wintry thmix. is all going to change over to rain as we head through the overnight hours. saturday night plans, dinner time, temperatures in the upper 30s. believe it or not, temps are rising overnight. some flooding possible. it will be isolated in nature and that snow staying to the north. stick around, we're going to break down the areas under the winter advisory and i want to walk you through the wind advisory going into effect for tomorrow. we have breaking news, a new plan with the same demand from president trump today. the president addressing the nation about two hours ago proposing an end to the government shut down. speaking from the white house, mr.rump says that he still wants funding for his more than 5 1 billion dollars southern border wall, but he proposed

giving daca recipients and people wh temporary protected status an additional three years of protection but the president says he's only willing to do this in exchange for border wall funding. >> whatever we do, i can promise you is, i will never forget that my first duty and uimate loyalty is to you, the american people. >> democrat leadership says today's announcement is basically dead on arrival. the president did notention anything about the 800,000 federal workers affected by this shut down who are feeling the financial strain as it stretches into its fif week. now we go to a viral story that is getting a lot of attention in d.c. and across the country. there's a new video that shows so teenage boys mocking a nativee american man outside lincoln memorial after a rally in washington. many of them wearing maga hats.

yesterday there was an indigenous people's march in washington that coincided with the march for life. students from a catholic boy's school in northern kentucky can be seen in this video standing extremely close to nathan phillips, as he sang and played a drum. some appear to be jeering and even harassing him. the roman catholic diocese of covington released a statement saying inte part q we extend our deepest apologies to mr. philps. this is opposed to the teachings pe the dignity and respect of the human on. we're going to continue to follow this story. stay with us for that. a march on washington and throughout the country today was the third annual women's march. thousands rallied while pushing agenda.re proessive >>oming up in about six minutes, wolare going toin what other new issues organizers

and activists are fighting for, and h also you'rr more about a divide that is being during this year's rally. all right. we switch gears nowli in fair fax county need help finding the driver who hit a 93-year-old man and kept going. the victim struck not far from his home. news 4's s darncer joins us live from the crash scene with details on how thisll unfolded. >> rouorter: well, erika, as know, this is just an absolutely tragic story. we are here along arlington boulevard where this happened last night. i can tell u that the victim lived just steps away from where he was struck and killed. a short time ago, i spoke to a neighbor who described him as a really nice, sweet man who was always friendly and no one can understand how this could have happened. choppereo shows the scene, the hit-and-run happened here ob arlingtolevard in falls church around six friday evening. the victim, a 93-year-old man.

he was crossing near summerfield road when he was struck. police describe the striking vehicle as a dark colored mid to full sized pickup truck with an open bed. fair fax county police entified the man who was killed. he was paracles, he lived close to the crash scene. police say there was no crreswalk in the area we was hit. they are still searching for witnesses and trying to figure out who was behind the wheel and why the driver didn't stop. fair fax county police are offering a cash reward for information that leads to the arrest of this hit-and-r driver. back to you, erika. >> darcy spencer, thank you. a massive pipeline explosion in mexico has left at least 66 people dead, 76 others injured. a fire ball shot into the air last night about two hours north of mexico city. mexican authorities say thieves caused the rupture. many of the victims caught fire whileil trying to buckets and drums with fuel.

relatives of those killed or injured gathered around the scene of car today. the governor of the region says 85 peoe are still missing. the tragedy came just three weeks after mexico's president launched an offensive against fuel they felt gangs. breaking this evening, a tornado rips through parts of alabama, wiping out eildings. we'r going to have the damage report straight ahead. and high school students ine minnesota p a picture of themselves giving a nazi salute and referencing hitler. night, the school district's response is

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a pair of disturbing photos sparking anger. the images appear to show high school students giving nazi hosalutes. the system condemning the images but not taking any action against the students. nbc's morgan chesky has our ory. >> reporter: a minnesota couple's sign reading sweethearts would be a hitler with you. i could not see myself going with anyone se. on the private instagram, the picture included the caption, i am not anti-semitic in any way, i hate all races equally.

calling it a deeply offensi message that in no way aligns valuesur school core >> it shouldn't surprise us that there is such a discernible lack of knowledge about the it's a matter of research, a matter of time and motivation. >> the school's principal says the students have taken down the photo but that post not an isolated incident. just this week in indiana, this picture, taken at zionsville, community high school shows members of a soccer team appearing to use a nisalute. the school district says it takes tse matters very seriously and high school leaders are investigating. last pspring, thisrom photo from a wisconsin high school showed dozens of male students making a similar gesture. that district called the photo extremely inappropriate but later said no punishment was given to any of the students saying they are protected by free speech. tonight, no word yet on what, if any, consequences the students this photo will face. morgan chesky, nbc news. >> the school superintendent says images like those cause great pain and sadness.

breakintonight, building after building torn apart in alabama. a twister swept through parts of the state leaving this mess in its wake. thousands take to the streets for this year's women's march. details coming up on news 4. and we've got more live pictures frometsda for you this evening. traffic flowing there. we're in weather alert mode all weekend long. we are expecting some very heavy

tonight we have breaking news out of central alabama. we're getting numerous reports of significant damage from a possible tornado barrelling through this afternoon. if impryou look at these images here, these are just coming into our newsroom. this is a church north of montgomery, alabama, and you can see there is just d everywhere that you look. we're working to learn if there are any injuries. a fight for more progressive causes. it was the central theme at today's women's march in d.c. and cities across the country, but the march didn't come without its controversy, as news 4's derrick ward explains, there was a split in this year's rally that caused a lot of friction with those involved. >> reporter: theederal government shut down altered eir route, controversy threatened to shrink their numbers as thousands set off on pennsylvania aannue for the

al women's march in the nation's capitol. >> to keep fighting against things like racism, hatred, the border wall. >> reporter: those themes have been persistent over the brief history of the women's march organized in 2017. what's new this year is a controversy, statemented mas ma mallory, she caught to bridge any ca that developed over her remarks. >> no one will be discarded from this movement. we will stand togher. we will love one another. we will protect one another. >> reporter: meanwhile, in light of the controversy that has arisen, a counter march, or rally here on the grounds of the u.s. capitol. while the crowd here didn't approach the estimated 500,000 who marched at the oer end of pennsylvania avenue, there was parallel passion for the cause. >> i know there was a split in the women's movement. we just weted to m a comfortable space for everyone to come. we are in no way in competition with the women's march

incorporated. >> this oup wants to focus o virginia's ratifying the equal rights amendment, a proposal with women's protections to constitution right, the era would meet a prerequisite for adoption asn official amendment to the u.s. constitution and further realize the goals of the women's march. >> we really need everyone to be working together if we're going to make progress. >> reporter: derrick ward, news 4. in falls church today, a father and mother are saying a final good-bye to their three young children. all three killed in a devastating crash. their car hit by a suspected drunk driver. alexander and rosealee mejia were 5 years old. eir little brother was 1. today loved ones attended their funeral in falls church. you can see the line of people there. the children were killed last month when a pickup truck driver rear ended the family. a large crowdend ago wake for the children last night. the children's parents survived

the crash. you see them there. they a still recovering from some very serious injuries. a go fund me page for the family has helped raise more than $55,000.we >>re hearing some very heartwarming stories of generosity as people do what they can to help furloughed federal workers. some local families got some free groceries, each of these bags of food donated. the national cathedral partneoung withlocal churches in this food drive. they gave out 400 basket of groceries to furloughed workers and their families. people were able to pick them up today at the mount mariah baptist church in northeast d.c. and rloughed work skpeers and tr families in the district can get free lunch at ten parksce and r ers across the city. families don't have to show identification. this epidemic just show up from noon to one and they handed out about 75 meals today at the hill crest rec center in southeast.

all right. somara is here t talk about this winter weather advisory. not everybody sees winter weather and that all depends on where you live. we're talking frigid mperatures, arctic blast and heavy rain. >> and then a warm up before all that. can you believe it? >> pothole city. >> it is going to be a wild ride as we head through the next 24 hours, just to say. but as erika was mentioning there, we do have a winte weather advisory now for certain parts of the area until 6:00 a.m. so not everyone. and this morning, there was a winter storm warning, but as we saw that forecast really change, we started realizing, okay, it heoks like that winter chance is going to stay fa north. they got rid of that farther south. we're in the clear of the d.c. metro area as far as winter weather goes. we are seeing a little bit ofar activityer north. areas in purple, a winter weather advisory. we've got a winy advis going into effect tomorrow at

11:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. that's for the entire area. okay. as far as the winds go, we're looking at damaging winds. we're talking win gusts up to 50 miles per hour. it's also going to thrust that windchill down below 0 tomorrow night and then with the winter weather adviso, we're looking at snow, sleet, ice a little bit farther north and west. so here's the radar showing that. exactly what i was talking about. right now in washington, d.c., things are pretty quiet there. some lighter showers startingo make their way in. as we head throughout overnight hours, it's going to pick skpupd that's going to be the trend. all of this is going to turn over it rn here soon. still seeing snowflakes come eewn in frederick county, maryland, and youhe wintry mix along the line south of downtown, now, the forecast for tonight. temperatures are actually on the rise, believe it or not. a surge of warmir is going to push into our area, taking us to the upper 40s, near 50 degrees by the time this is all said and done tomorrow morning. eae rain that moves through

tonight will be at times. we're going to have to watch for any flooding potential as well. i think it will be more isolated. got frozen ground, the snow that we have already received. that will be mitting along the 1 to 2 inches of rain we could see tonight. so your weekend outlook overall, tonight, a lot of rain. tomorrow morning, if you're planning on maybe doing early morning seexer quick temperature drop there and some rain still lingering early tomorrow morning. chby br dress for the major cold. you may be waking up early seeing temperatures, oh,t's in e 40s. it's not that bad. by the time you walk out of the strauntst rant, it will be a rude awakening. we are looking at windchills below 0. here's a look at your sunday m temperature pet. this is what i'm talking about. tomorrow morning, near 50 degrees. 10:00 a.m., 37. 3:00 p.m. down into the 20s. by the time the sun sets, dinner time, we are looking at the teens for your sunday. feels like temperatures, that's what really matters. .u add in the wind the 53 is what it's going to feel

like tomorrow morning. look hows quick t happens. 10:00 a.m., feeling like six, let's keep it going. 7 degrees i the feels like temperature by 5:00 p.m. and below 0 early mondayui morning. a look at your storm team 4 ten-day outlook. i'm going to have to get to that planner a little bit later toght. for noere's a look at your storm team 4 ten-day outlook. we a in weather alert mode. i'm going to keep this there until monday because of the cold. and now temperatures really going to be down to the single digits for some of us on monday morning. rising to about 20 by the afternoon. dangerously cold. we won't rebound probably until wednesday, erika. >> that is frigid. bundle up out there, guys. the caps welcome back a familiar face as stanley cup familiar face as stanley cup winning head coach barry geico makes it easy to get help when you need it.

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w> this is the xfinity sports desk. l, lags night -- last night at capital one arena, there were mixed emotions. the caps lose to the islanders,a on the other, it was a chance for the fans to sa thank

u to barry trotz. capitals and their fans welcome back stanley cup winning head coach barry trotz, the capitals hosted the islanders.tr first time z had been back in d.c. since winning the cup. here's what the coach had to say about that special moment. >> my heart got full of all the good memories. i mean, a couple of gu looking up there, trying not to look too much because i think i was getting pretty close to that sensitive side of myself, so -- but it was xtremely well done and it was just great memories and everybody who was a part of something special. >> definitely a special night for sure. on the ice, capitals honoring defenseman brook for his 1000th game played in his career. it was a defensive batthi. picked ts up in the scoreless, islanders, matthew ba rzel takes the shot. beel bee the islanders on the board first. later in the period, still 1-0,

new york's call clutterbuck gets behind the capitals defense and puts the game away with that goal. capitals lose to the islanders 2-0. losing streak of 4 or more games in the last 4 1/2 years. here's goalie braden holt by on what needsbe timproved. >> we're not where we want to be right now, but it's not far off. we know what we have to do to be successful, and you know, think it will help us because we played a team that is ayg, you know, the right style of ckey, and the way we want to play and in the past had a lot of success. >> american university, au eagles hosting lafayette, looks like an eagle. look at that, first half, nic pass marvin brag. au trailing by just two. second half, the eagles tenacious, your turn josh

alexander and then stacyn beckto jr. slams it home. 3-49, but they keep their distance, especially on this play. two ohis 21 american rallies, though, down 3, 25 seconds left. ayorio, drainedit lafayette scores their first and only bucket in the overtime, 13 of 16 from the line. au falls in overtime, 84-79. thanks,

tonight states of emergency more than 100 million under winter weather alera from oklahom to maine. wind, rain, ice and sn ow. dangerous roadways. lights nds of cancelled, trains too. the temperatures are expected to drop major cally i northern ties. we'll have a live forecast> resident trump offers a deal on border security. >> it is a as coonate response to the on going tragedy on our southern border. >> but will the democrats get on board to end the shutdown. fireballssive in the night sky. a gase pipel blast kills at least 60 people and dozens more areg. missin outrage aft