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maga hats mock a native v.a. r veteran. we talk to the man who suffered ae abuse. president tru his wall. the break in the case of a brutal beating of a 69-year-old dog walker in d.c. > all right. we are just hours away from dangerously col weather. ght now we're dealing with a lot of rain. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm ericka gonzalez. a winter weather advisory putting us in weather alert mode. a lot of rain has fallen since we saw you at 60. our storm team meteorologist is here to talk about the changes. samarra? >> yes. gusty a lot of changes underway. we're dealing with the rain. soon to come will be the dangerous cold. so far we've picked up half an inch to three quarters of an ch of rain. you can see most of us in the green. leme spots in pink, leesburg reporting a litit of a

rain/snow mix. temperatures in 3 the 0s. farther rth, frederick seeing actual snow coming down. that is changing to rain now as temperatures continue to risein waon, d.c., area, all green. farther north, it's spotty but changing over.ll we are st seeing a little bit of snow the farther west you go in maryland. so here's a look at the current temperatures. i want to talk about this because somethingis interesting going to happen. believe it or not, we are going to warm up. usually we cool down overnight. we've got a surge of warmair that's going to try to nudge its way in. temperatures now have gone up to abut 40 degrees in washington, d.c. you see where that stark line of demarcation is. still cold farther west. let me show you where that warm air is situated right now. farther south, down toward richmond, in the 50s. we're going to start to see that move into our area. but followed by that will be a very quick change. stick around. we've got some dangerous cold to talk about. for now, back to you. >> all right. thank you. by now you haveikely seen this video blowing up on social

media and sparking outrage across the country. an native elder taued by teens wearing maga hats. they mocked him on the steps of he lincoln memorial during an indigenous people's march. new tonight, news4's darcy spencer spoke to the man targeted. darcy? >> reporter: that's right. nathan phillips was here outside the national shrine with a bunch of his supporters for a demonstration. they want the catholic church to be held accountable in this incident. he told me he was frightened when he was surroued by those teens. ♪ supporters held a rally in defense of this,m nathan phillips. ♪ he's the native shown in a video being harassed andeered by some catholic high school students wearing "make america great again" hats. ♪ phillips was singing and playing a drum at the indigenous peoples

rally on friday near the lincoln memorial when it happened. others in the cro did not participate. it's unclear if everyone there was froml.that sch >> i was scared. i was afraid. no buts -- we have to stand strong. >> reporter: the video has gone viral, and the actions of the students who came to to for the march for life anti-abortion rally are being widely criticized. phillips is considered an elder in the indigenous community, and he's a vietnam veteran. >> can this be a turning point? can this be a point of where hatred is stopped? ♪ > reporter: the group of supporters march the steps of the basilica of the national shrine of the conception to demand the catholic church condemn the students' actions.

>> to have him disrespected like that and to have him harassed on that level, it's awful. >> he's the sweetest, most ki - kind-hearted person. to see what i saw happened to h was heartbreaking. >> reporter: the diocese of an covington covington high school says, "we condemn the actions of the catholic high school students. the matter is being investigated, and we will take appropriate action to and including expulsion." now i did a mr. phillips what does he think should happen with the students who participated in this. he told me, frankly, it's not for him to say. he saysp that's to those kids' parents and the school administration. back to you. >> darcy spencer, thank you. as you can acimagine, ron to the video continues to pour in including from one native lawmaker. you'll find that in our nbc a washingto. we've also posted the viral

video. just seach "viral video." president trump offered a new deal to democrats today to end the shuown, but h refused to change his demand for nearly $6 billion to fund a border wall along mexico. as nbc's kelly o'donnell explains, democratic leadership says there is no chancehe bill will make it to the president's desk.r: >> repor on this day 29, president trump host a naturalization ceremony swearing in five new americans in the oval office. >> you are now officially united states citizens. >> reporter: and with a new offer, he made government shutdown negotiations a national tv event. >> i'm here today to break the logjam -- >> reporter: the president pledging new support for a long-held priority for democrats -- legal protection for certain immigrants. >> this is a common sense compromise both parties should embrace. >> reporter: the white house offer would extend legal status for an estimated 700,000 young,

undocumented immrants, and another 300,000 refugees from war-torn or disaster-ravaged nations whose status will expire. >> this extlsion w give them access to work permits, social security numbers, and protection com deportation. >> reporter: thpromise would come with a price for democrats -- emboldened by their political base to oppose funding the president's border wall. but president trump's demand remains $5.7 billion over five years. >> the radical left can never control our borders. i will never let it happen. >> reporter: tonight, house speaker nancy pelosi issued a statement calling the president's offer nacceptable" and a heon-starter" as s insists the government must reopen before border negotiations. polizzi writes, "the president has taken pride in shutting down government. now he must take action to open up government." without a real breakthrough, another hardship looms.

tuesday atdnight is the payroll deadline for 800,000 federal workers whoould miss another check. >> nbc's kelly o'donnell reporting >ere. he newest fallout from the shutdown could affect your air travel plans. we're going to show you what caused a major closure today at wi marshall. we're keeping an eye on the rain falling in our area. these are live news4 drive cam pictures of the situation on i-270 in montgomery county this evening. and we can also t live to 30 rock. rachel brosnahan, the star of "t m

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daylight attack of9- aar-old dog walker. the allegedttackers are both teenagers. police say the dog walker isn't m.eir only vict 16-year-old caveon andrews and 17-year-old faduce hartridge seen in this video were trying to steal the dog walker's car. one beat her overe head with a pipe. the attack on euclid street happened thursday afternoon. police say the teens also robbed two other p ple recently the same neighborhood. the whom who you saw there was i the vis daughter. both of these, we are told, both young men are being charged as adults. if you are traveling through bwi airport during the shutdown, wait for a longer wait through security. a security chester counckpoint because of tsa workersng call out sick. the administration said the checkpoint closed at around 5:30 today. passengers are being asked to

leave early for evening flights. on monday, som checkpoints also closed atlles international airport. today a child advocacy group respond to the president's plan to end the shutdown. casa said the announcement was a racist speech filled with mischaracterizati mischaracterizations. controversy threatening to overshadow the women's march in d.c. we'll show you what went dn a today's rally. and the death toll rises in thisng devasta pipeline fire in mexico. in mexico. the role a nationwide gas

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er> the death toll has risen tonight a this deadly explosion in central mexico. at least 73 people have died. authorities say thieves punctured a gasoline pipeline last night as parts of the country rema in the grip of gas shortages. n's sarah harmon has the details. >> reporter: a massive fireball fills the night sky, sending flames and smoke soaring. triggered, authorities say, by gas thieves drilling into a pipeline. these images from before the st deadly b show fuel gushing like a fountain as hundreds rush to collect in plastic containers. "gas is expensive and in short supply," this man says. so when his sons heard about the initial leak on facebook, they decided to check it out. they're n among the more than 80 people missing.ex mo is in midst of a gas crisis, and fuel theft is an epidemic costing the econom $3

billion a year. in the first ten months of last year, pipelines were tapped on average 42 times a day. as mexico's government cracks down on fuel theft, thiswnmall s cleaning up a nightmare. sarah harmon, nbc news. the oil company says the pipeline supplies much of central mexico with fuel. it had just reopened after being shut down right before christmas and had been breached ten times over thremo ths. a march on washington and throughout the country. today was th third annual women's march. thousands rallied while pushing for mores progsive agenda, but it wasn't w metithout controversy. organzers focused this year's march not only on b womenut also racism, ndhatred, a the border wall. but since last year's demonstration, thbee has tension. march organizer tamika mallory has shown herof support nation of islam leader louis farrakhan. farrakhan has made numerous comments deemed anti-semitic.

she has denounced his comments. regardless, it was enough for others to hold a small, separate march on the ground of the u.s. capitol. >> i know that there wa a split in the women avenues movement. we wanted to make a comfortable ace for everyone come. we are in no way in competition with the women's march, inc. >> the group protesting at the capitol says they want to focus attention on virginia ratifying the equal rights endment. organizers say if virginia ratifies the e.r.a., i would meet a prerequisite for adoption asthn official amendment to u.s. constitution. all right. we are talking winter weathero for people. you're going to say "what winter weather," because it's not really -- >> not here -- >> no that cold now, but it will be. >> that's right. and we actually are seeing some snowflakethroughout the region. and there was some snow comin g down pretd up in frederick county, maryland. along the maryland-pennsylvania

border, that maso dixon line. we have seen most of our wintry weather as expected.u farther , just rain. let's take a look at the areas that are still under that weather advisory as a result of the snow that we saw earlier as well as sleet, freezing rain. it wasust pretty nasty the farther north you went. areas in the dker pink there are actually under a winter storm warning, okay. so this winter weather advisory wraps up at 6:00 a.m. we are through theworst of it. frederick county, maryland, starting to see some improvements as it changes just over to rain. now the other advisory i want to brief you on is the wind advisory. that doesn't go into effect until tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. it will stick around all day until about 7:00 p.m. ith that wind advisory, some of the winds could be damaging. we're talking gustsut of the northwest at 15 miles per hour. t will also add a bite to the temperatures, meaning windchills will be below zero tomorrow ni t. as far as the winter weather advisory goes, like i said, wrapping up, we're on the tail end this. we have seen snow, sleet,

freezing rain, especially the farther north and west you've gone from thedistrict. re's a look at the system. it's the fullbreadth her you see where the stark line is farther north in pennsylvania. they're really see that snow come down. for us, it's really just rain in the washington, d.c., metro area. light to moderate. you go a little fartherwest, i was looking at leesburg there. some reports of snowflakes coming d'sn. theally changing over to rain. freezing rain the farther north and west yougo. as we head through the next couple of hours, notice the 2:00 a.m., still raining. about 7:00 a.m., notice the heavy band showers that's going to start to move and push through southern maryland into annapolis and crossing the bay there. we'll dry things out. one thing to keep ae eye on is the wrap-around moisture as cold air moves in. you may see spotty flakes tomorrow morning. but no accumulation expected. now by tomorrow afternoon, we're dry. we're clear, but boy are we

going to be cold.nu look at thers here -- so we're waiting for that little warm air to kind of surge usup upper 40s at 6:00 a.m. by 10:00 a.m., into t 30s. 3:00 p.m., 20s. 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening, we are down to the teens. so this is going to be a very quick change. this means if you go in to brunch early tomorrow morning, ealking out, you're walking out to a whole difft set of numbers. i'm walking you through the feels-like temperatures w. 4 is what it's going to feel like tomorrow morning for some areas. we could feel like the 50s depending how warm we get. then we news410:00 a.m., feel -- then we moveto 10:00 a.m., feeling like the upper 30s. at noon, feeling like the teens. below zero. some areas 11 below zero is what te feels-like temperature will be monday mornirough monday afternoon, still feeling like gle digits. wrapping this up, sunday temperatures are going to be dropping throughout the day. it's going to b gusty but will be dry. storm team 4 ten-day outlook. the next couple of ys, we're going weather alert.

this is dangerous cold, folks, forg martin luther k. day. talking a good amount of sunshine to wrap up the weekend and head into thehe top of week. we are going to rebound a bit by wednesday with temperatures back into the 40s. >> that is just -- that is cold weather. the puffy coats out for sure. layers. >> stay inside. >> that is ai great a. better yet. so the only undefeated team left in college basketball, number-four university of virginia, trying to stay t unbea. waking on the top team

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unbeaten in albaske the virginia cavaliers. what a highly anticipated match-up on sat dday inham for the cavaliers. virginia comes in unbeaten, duke coming off a loss at home to syracuse this week. deandre hunter and duke taking on williamson. hunter with the nice baseline drive and finish with the powerful dunk. uva within five. later in the first half, braxton key with the steal. he finds kyle guy for the lay-up to bring the cavaliers within one. duke would stretch the lead out to five at the half. secd half, under five t play. nice ball movement by the cavaliers. finding hunter in the paint. he finishes to bring virginia within one. zion williamson, too fast, too strong for the cavaliers, beats multiple defenders. throws down the big dunk. in the victory, duke hands virginia the first loss of the

season 72-70. the hokies hosting wake forest in acc college hoops match-up after t beind at 17. virginia tech goes on a 14-4 run in the first half, including this alexander walker drive and sweet finish. good for two. virginia tech -- nice up and under there. under aheinute left in th first f. alexander walker on the defense with the steal takes it coast to coast for the dunk. tech up ten at the half. in the second, nice ball movement from the hokies to tie outlaw who hits a corner three to spark an11-0 run. hokies wouldn't look back. tech outclasses wke forest 87-71. tond arena at american university. the a.u. eagles hosting lafayette. first half, nice f passingrom nelson to bragg.in a.u. tg by just two. second half, eagles tenacious.

the attempt wouldn't fall. your turn, josh alexander. nope, stacy becton jr. slams home two of 18. 53-49 lafayette.r they keep th distance, especially on this play. the jam, two of 21. down three, american 25 seconds left. nelson drains it. we head to overtime tied at 69. in the extra ssion, lafayette scores on their first and only bucket. 13 of 16 from the free-throw line. a.u. falls in o. it 84-79 o.t.84-79. the future bright enough for george m to wear shades. patriotand the green machine hosting fordham. two handed ball drive.fo rdham led by as many as nine. otis livingston ii drilling t through he course 61-55. fordham still leads. inside for the jam. cuts the lead to four. game tied at 68. mason with the ball. seconds left to play.

otis livingston oneiv ofe from three for the game. seconds left, drops the three. son wins 71-68. liten to the play through the eyes of otis -- >> like a focus really. like everything kind of slows down a little bit and gets quiet, you know. you know, see where my guys are on the floor and just try to make the best possible read. >> if you ask the team right now, you would want to take that last shot nine times out of ten -- no, ten times out of

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