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>> place of learning defiled. principal is preparing to address a hate crime wh students. >> and month two of the shutdown starts, new resource opens for furloughed federal worker >> a godsend, lifesaver, really is. >> begins with storm team4 weather alert. >> wind is coming down, dangerously cold. >> that's right. so cold some school districts pushing back start times for tomorrow. counties you see shaded in blue on the graphic are startin on delay, more districts could be joining in. bottom of the screen for you. >> we're working for you this eving with team coverage. >> chief meteorologist, doug kammerer, how much colder is it

going to get? >> col night, still a little bit of wind, wind chills right down. current ind.c., 5 degrees but 2 ilbelow, 0 in elphia, 5 in ocean city. bundle up, liger winds but gusty, cold blows through you. feeling 0 to 10 degrees by the morning. frigid at bus stop. warmer by wednesday, tha is somethin going to be tracking for you, warmer temperatures ahead of a storm. next big storm, tracking that for you as well. potential bigger storm for part of the wkend. l coming up in ten minutes. dangerously cold outside, jackie benson is feeling the ne-chilling temperatures firsthand tonight, joins team

coverage, sorry you drew the short str tonight. >> reporter: you know, it's okay. i have a nice warmoat on, doug is right though, wind died down, there is still enough to make a significant wind chill outow he. you what the temperature is showing up on the building behind us, time and temperature, 16 but obviously doesn't factor in wind cll. this cold can run anywhere from inconvenient to downright dangerous. >> what do you think the black isthough? >> reporter: so koeshlgsd gettiold, getting home after stop at grocery store could mean asking someone for help. who can remembewhat clip goes where? and finally the sound you want to hear. >> yay! >> terrific.

really great. i feel like just these type of experience together as community. >> very cold. >> yeah. reporter: even pedestrian friendly neighborhoods saw little foot traffic. streets empty, people raced into warmth like polar bear plunge. >> absolutely fantastic. >> reporter: business steady at avalon on connecticut avenue in northwest d.c. go to restaurant downtown, you have toalk four blocks, so this is convenient. >> reporr: on serious note, people have died sleeping outside in this weaer. if you see someone sleeping outside, every municipality has nonemergency number to call to report where you see the person to v asky good people -- we've worked with them over the years --o come help. live in, northweckie

benson, news4. when you get up, turn on news4, starts every day at 4:00 a.m. hearing tonight from a woman who says she got held at gunpoint in broad daylight by a man who wound up stealing her two-month-old puppies. concerned she may ner see the little dogs again. darcy spencer with the report. >> reporter: adorable pit bull puppies. rambo and stone just two months old, now gone. stolen from owner at gunpoint. >> a guy wald across the street on me, pulled gun out and said give me the -- dogs. >> reporter: the walking on

leashes at noon when pulled the gun. >> whole mind frame was him t pulling thgger, getting killed over some dogs. >> reporter: thought resisting, didn't want to lose them but afraid he would pull the trigger. >> i just gave it up. didn't want him to actually shoot me. in my mind really wted to fight for my babeies, them are my hearts. >> reporter: she and sister had the dogs since four weeks old. >> cage i put up. >> reporter: shows us where they eat and sleep. >> started sleeping on grandbaby's net thing, this is where i let them sleep. >> reporter: and teddy bear they play with. now the apartment is quiet. nnett fears will infer get them back. >> adorable runningack and forth. i cried all night because they're not here.

>> reporter: d.c. police are checking surveillance cameras to see if the robbery was caught on video. bennett says the breeder offered two more dogs from next litter but says won't replace rambo and stone. >> just hur me that my dogs are gone. >> reporter: darcy encer, news4. local high school says it's investigating a pair of hateful acts of vandalism. over the weend the principal said someone spray painted a swastika on the side of the school building. also spelled out n word on fencing near the school. addressing the students tomorrow. rie georges county, man died aftertabbing. happened inside this home. the suspect and victim are related and they have the

attacker in custody. tomorrow, desperation may turn to panic, 800,000 federal workers miss second paycheck since the shutdown began. most never imagined being in this situation until now. >> as longtime federal vernment employee never thought as head of my household i would be facing a situation where i have to depend on strangers to look for food for my family. it's not righ >> members of prince georges county first baptist church handed out to furloughed workers. details on president trump's plan to get people back to workp >> reporteple bracing to miss a second paycheck. monday irs workers will start processing tax filings without getting paid and endf e

month, mortgages expire with payments due. more food banks are popping up to help. with more federal workers accepting. >> it is very humiliating to one day go from spending $300 a bjs to having to rely on public employment. >> reporter: latest plan is offers to dreamers and oer immigrants for the moneyalor the border to pass it, need seven democrats to join them. so far a nonstarter. >> we want the symbol of america to remain the statue of liberty, lifreedom, eq, not a divisive wall. and we will fight for that. >> reporter: political crisis, back to square one as personal crisis stretches into month two. nbc news, white house.

furloughed federal workers, new resource center will open up tomorrow. chefs for feds. 701 pennsylvania avenue, next to his world central kitchen. provide with all sortssu of pport, groceries, diapers, pet food and questions about the phone bill. >> this includes local utility companies like pepco and verizon, offering referrals, services like bank and capital area food bank, offering food and supplies. >> center will open every day 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. they're not only ones, nbc4 is hear to assist you. pull up free nbc washington app online and srch for shutdown resources for ways to help your families in these difcult

times. metro could still become law. d.c. council will vote on possible overturning of the veto. bill passed overwhelmingly with critics saying the punishment for cheating fares including possible jail timeir is un mayor sided with metro, says it loses $25 mlion to $30 million every year from evaders.er rning the veto requires pport of 2/3 of the council. instead of giving up, giving back in the name of dr. king. >> i can't explain it. when i come, people smile at me. i don't come withy problems. it's cold tonight, winter

today the country reflected on the legacy ofth martin king. president trump and vice president pence made a brief trip t the memorial. >> saying dr. king was a bridge builder, not a wall build. in anacostia, crowds the cold conditions for the parade down the avenue. >> and we met a woman who

embodies the spirit of this holiday all year. she tries to triumph over tragedies her life. her story. >> reporter: if you're down on your luck, need assistance to live and improve your life. organizatiolanning is always there to answer the call. >> providing opportunities at no cost to residents. >> reporter: director volunteers here. seen the impact her nonprofit has had on the lives of ighbors struggling to provide. >> we provide child care througe office of early learning. job placement, job training. >> reporter: one volunteer provides more. >> wanda. >> genuine and sincere. >> reporter: wanda dudley gives hope to people who feel life has

dealt them unbearable hand because she felt that way once too. d> husband was killed in 2015. my oldest son dune of last year, 2018, from pneumonia. >> reporter: just last month, youngest son richard wasuned down in southeast. >> trial and tribulation i go through daily. >> reporter: but never know about the pain she carries. >> joy, i can't explain it, when i come people smile at me, don't come with my problems. >> reporter: pain and depression disappear. few ever realize they are the ones helping to save her. >> under cover they don't even know that i pull joy from em. >> reporter: in the district, meagan fitzgerald, news4.

new york firefighters braved the bitter cold, rushing to save okderly woman trapped inside a home. at ice left behind after the firefighters sprayed down the house. got woman out safely but wasn't easy. frozen temperatures and her being bed-ridden. >> female with dementia. basically telling the -- firefighters grabbed bedding, sheets and allnd brought her out. >> hats off to the firefighters. woman isoing okay but significant damage to her home. ikely still iced over tonight, makes the investigation even more challenging. >> want more ice? check out frigid temps on maryland's eastern shore. snapped these incredible photos today. >> wow. >> sea spray off the chesapeake bay froze, turning boating dock

and pier into ice. water that froze caused massive icicles to form. this folks is what an arctic air mass will do. arctic art we're calling that. looks like another planet. >> and salt water, freeze easily. beautiful but scary stuff there. more coming? >> yeah, we do, not nearly as much wind, but even a little bit cuts right through you, still wind chills in single digit and below zero. currently cold but get this, temperature went up two degrees in d.c. >> hey oh. >> up to 18, one of the reasons iswind, out of the northwest 13 miles per hour, made a wind chill, temperature went up, so did the wind.

still gusting but no more higher than 15 to 20 around d.c. metro and points west. still enough wind for wind chill of one in gaithersburg, two manassas, and zero i winchester. cold night. bundle up. no need for umbrellas or snow shovels, dry days. today, tomorrow, early wednesday, before the next storm system mov you can see the cloud cover ahead of the storm. see more clouds tomorrow, make it feel colder, even though temperatures will warm a little bit. just south of denver underza bl warnings and that storm system moves towar our area by wednesday. tomorrow night, snow from chicago to omaha and west of chicago. rain most of the country because

it's bringing in milder air. say goodbye to frigid temperatures wednesday, warmer and dry. 9:00 a.m., dry. but through the afternoon, rain moves in, 8:00 raining everywhere. moves in around the evening rush. still mild, upper 40s to 50 degrees. just plain rain for this. no chance of icing. by 9: s a.m.ll mild early. heaviest rain in the morning rush but her comes cold air. i don't think will see it change to snow in our area, maybe on the back side, that's cold returns just in time for weekend and talking about possible another s arm. 27und recess, 35 in the afternoon with the clouds making way i bundle up the kids. that's why many schools open two hours late, give the sunime to

its work. rain likely thursday. says 54 her but deceiving, when you wake up, step out front door. dropping to 28 by early friday morning, cold air rushing in. next storm system, cold friday and saturday but sunday,monday, tuesday, right now some of the latest data says it stays o the coast and doesn't affect us 'mch at all but something going to be watching for you closely. rmssible another s next week. weather roller coaster to say the least, couple of chances for storms as well. keeping you posted. >> but for once, no storm on the weekend. >> you're right. >> yeah. >> thank you forat finally. coming up, hometown hoops, sports is next. it's time for the january savings event on the

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the spartans came along. >> r lookinglly good in college park from maryland's basketball team. climbing up the ranngs six spots after winning last seven. but a snag when they traveled up to east lancising to take on michigan state. spartans had it all. goi michigan state up two, on the run, pass to aaron shenry, throw it down. getting crowd into it early. he had 12 points. but maryland getting a spa off the bench. aaron wiggins, pulling up, hitting three. game-high 15 points off the bench. turks within two. secondlf ha, michigan state taking over, big block here leads to break for spartans, winston running the floor, behind the back, getshot to fall. 14, beat maryland 69-55. chappell hill, unc hosting

virginia tech. all hokies early, tech up six. alexander walker had 19nt p but back come the tar heels. rth carolina's first lead of game. unc up big, hokieg try get back in it. who else, white gets it to rattle in. game high 27. north carolina beat virginia tech 103-82. capital awn arena. switch the floor. frnthman, six p for him. hoyas, one-point lead. blue jays have answer, off the miss, rebound, over to

alexander, knocking down the three. game high 26 for him. creighton beats georgiatown, 91-87. high school. hoops taking on top team of the nation, la lumiere.ok log good, dematha, but then la lumiere showing why they're the team. brooks, monster slam. that kid's in high school. beats dematha, 73-50. hosting the pistons. mlk day, dominating. thd quarter, defense into offense, bradley beal with the block. wiz, satoransky up the floor, over trevor ariza. ariza led for wizards with 20

points, 12 boards. later, deal with it,drives, contact, still high off the iass and three-point play for beal, 16. wizards win 101-87, fourth wint in l five games. at game, greatsight. redskins quarterback alex smith in attendance, smiling. first publicra appe gisince breaking knee. on crutches, externalat fix on the right leg. saying hi to wizards. really good to see him smiling and enjoying the wizards win. hope the best. that contraption. >> how much does that weigh? that's>> exercise. rogress to see him up and about. s all goodns. >> wishing him

hi it's me, tuesday. i used to be that quiet day between monday and wednesday. but now, there's all this playful banter and staying up late. how am i supposed to read my book? oh, hi tuesday! i'm the quiet day, i was never supposed to be this much fun! [ screaming ] can you, can you win a little more quietly? just...

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the deals keep coming. d.c.'s restaurant week is exnded through thisunday. first time in 18-year history of the event. officials tell us partial government dosh has hurt business. more than 180 restaurants offering special limited menus wi fixed prices. bring up open city and tell us where leon is taking us for

dinner. >> got the reservations. >> all four ofus,omorrow at noon. >> all right. >> see you there. >> that's it for us.

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kerry washington,