news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. and good evening. we have a lotatf news and r to coverage for you tonight, but we begin with a story that is breaking right now. a shooting at a local hospital. >> aha bizarre cin of events

unfolded tonight at inova fairfax hospital. jackie bensen is on the scene to tell us what's happening. jackie? >> reporter: well, bizarre is a very good way to describe it. this shooting actually happened at a doctor's medical office associated with the hospital that's just across gallos road. we're told earlier this evening, a patient there, a man described as a patient shot himself in the neck. now, there was a period obviously when 911 was called and first responding offic arrived where they were not sure of this man's status. whether heas still in that building. whether he possiblyd inteno shoot anyone else. as they put the pieces of this together. now, i can tell you that within a fairly sho t timey were able to transport the man, get him in an ambulance, bring him here to the emergency room at inov fairfax hospital. his name has not been released. we do not have a lot of

identifying informationut abo him, but at a press conference a short time ago, we learned no police officers or any other people were injured in t at inova fairfax hospital, jackie bensen, news a4. right, jackie, thank you. of course we'llf stay on top new developments on this sry overnight. eun, aaron and the rest of the am will bring you the very latest starting at 4:00 a.m. congress and the president have an hour to act or fu woughed federalkers will miss a second paycheck. the lights are on tonight on capitohill, but there is no sign of a deal. >> and at this point, thek w will end with another zero-dollar deposit in some 800,000 bank accounts. so far, workers have missed out on $5.7 billion in salary. that doesn't include contractors. >> it comes to about $7600 for each furloughed employeey roug8% of their annual

salaries. that means more tough decisions ahead for local families. >> a lot of expenses in the coast guard, in the military life, and we're happy to do it, but we committed also to a paycheck. >> we have team coverage tonight that begins with leon harris at our live desk. there is news of a vote this week. leon, it'soo late for payday friday, but could this be something meaningful? >> yeah, guys, the is in et is scheduled to vote on two competing bills on thursday. one is the presidens plan that includes allowing illegal immigrants, including the dreamers, to stay in the u.s. for three years. but that plan includes funding for bhe president'der wall. the second bill senate democrats are proposing is a short spending bill and that one would temporarily re-open the government until february 8th. now, the democrats' willnooes include any border wall funding. now, gop senatorha lindsey g says that tomorrow he will offer president trump an option to get the government running and get you pai graham says that the president should sign a ctinuing

resolution that would temporarily re-open the government for three weeks, but he says that that's if speaker nancy pelosi agrees to take up a bill that passes the senate in a bipartisan fashion. >> n wed to get moving. those working at airports and other parts of th government that are working without a paycheck, and, youknow, government shutdowns are not the way to negotiate legislative solutions. >> on the house side, dyocrats sa they plan to bring more bills to re-open the government this week to the floor, but those bills will not include money for the wall. now, all of us want this shutdown tn end as s as possible. can you imagine choosing between rent or kchemo treatments? jackie bensen met a woman doing ju that. jackie spent the first part of her night continuing our team coveragew >> i don't khat's going to happen. >> reporter: she goes by shawn is living with stage two cancer, diagnosed last summe the millersville, maryland woman

has live without a paycheck she works as a federal worker. she prefers not to say which agency. >> i sti have medical expenses not covered by insurance. although my husband is a post worker we still need those miscellaneous expenses that come with this medical thing, this disease called cancer. >> 11 years of working to serve the american people. rewarded by fear anden apprehon at a time when it could not be more unwelcome. >> real live people are being affected with real live y-to-day decisions, you know, and it's just unfortunate. it just seems so unnecessary and uncalled for and it's frustrating. and it's likeve we don't have a say in it. >> reporter: 33 days without her paycheck now means a choice, chemo and other medical costs, the wife of a life and mother versus the family's home. >> worst case scenario, we lose our home. i'll be evicted and i'll have to go stay with friends or family or something. that's worst case. and that's next month.

i can't negotiate with my chemo. that has to happen. so it's chemo or the rent. chemo wins. >> reporter: jackie bensen, news 4. a new resource center for furloughed federal workers launched today in conjunction with the emergency kitchen set up by cf jose andres and his nonprofit world central kitchen. it includes supplies like pet food and diapers as well as utility assistance a legal advice. the chef said there is more to come. aue are already in the next 48 hours to lh 30-plus morera rests in 12 states, plus puerto rico and washington, d.c. >> andres says the pop-up kitchen at 7th and pennsylvania avenue has served up between 6,000 and 8,000 hot meals since it launched last week. w resources for federal furloughed workers open very check out the nbc washington app

to find out where you can get some help and give help, " too. searutdown." it's the season and cleanup continues tonight after a frozen sprinkler burst inside this montgomery county school. see this erblack-looking wat here seeping down the walls at wheaten high school? well, the school says it is not sewage, it is sediment built up that was in the sprinkler. montgome county tells us cleanup continues this evening omin all its class and hallways. the school says it brought in teams to inspect air quality tonight, but they reported no problems other than the big mess. the freezing temperatures have taken a toll on our roads, too. here is some newn video just of a sinkhole that's being worked on at 17th and dee streets near dar constitution hall. then there are the enormous tholes on memorial bridge. after a news 4 report, crews showed up to begin fixing them

rday. doug, theler coaster weather is only going to make potholes huh?en bigger problem, >> yeah, they're just getting bigger and bigger every time i take the car out. just amazing how big they're getting across the region. that's going t be the case over the next couple of days, too. cold.now, it's still the temperatures out there in the 30s. look at this, the windchill down to 19 i hagerstown. 21 in d.c. notice off to the west,0s to around 40. so we've got some warmer air ak starting to its way our way courtesy of this next storm. it really is a big storm. big time snows up to the north of chicago. rain down towards st. louis and the gulf of mexico. this whole system moves our way during the day tomorrow. so here's what we're expecting. armer and dry most of the day tomorrow. at least most of the time the sun is up. rain moves in really tomorrow night. it gets heavy at times. hey rain and wind is something else i'm going to be watching. we're going to talk about those winds, too, because at one point they'll bring in warmer air and then the colder air comes in right behind it. see you right here in about ten

minutes. right. doug, thank you. months after their bound bodies mysteriously washed up alonso the h river, the medical examiner says two sisters from saudi arabia died by suicide. investigators say they traveled from a shelter in virginia to new york back in the fall, you may recall. in the days before theat de, they maxed out a credit card, staying in high-end hotels and ordering food. the sm.e.s the young women bound each other together before entering the water. police previouslyaid the sisters told people they'd inflict harm on themselves rather than return to their home country. doreen? > two northern virginia communities are coming together afhorrible crash killed a teenage cheerleader. they're also workingo together support the five other people injured in that crash. they were on the way t a cheer competition in delaware on sunday when 15-year-old katana

graves was thrown from the suv. graves' school, warren county tgh, dozens of red roses were laid on school sign. >> she was my best and she was just like a sister to me. and it's hard to believe that she's gone. >> that crasht two parents and three of her teammates to the hospital.ee one was badly injured but is expected to be released next week. gyms in the area are collecting money and gas cards to help the families impacted by this crash. trav travel to the hospital. in montgomery county, two cars collided on route 27 this morning. they say a cross crossed over the center line and hit a sharp curve and hit an mion car in damascus. one driver died. two more are in critical condition. neighbors tell news 4 they see crashes here too often and want more signage to warn drivers. new at 11:00 tonight, the high cost of those police body cameras. the cameras were hailed as a to restore community trust after

some high-profile police shootings, but "the washington post" reports that smaller police departments acrosstr the coy have decided they c afford the programs. they're too expensive to store d manage the footage. arlington county police opted not to use the cameras after a pilot program revealed the cost would be roughly $300,000 a year. in a statement to news 4, arlington police officials explained the challenge is not purchasing the technology. they wrote, "it's implementing the program, which requires upgrades to existing infrastrture and the need to hire additional staff to support it." the hottest ticket of the night, a chance to see two of the best teams in the country dmv. g right here in the >> yeah, these ladies could be the future of the wnba. they're from right here in our own backyard and they squared off tonigh

video of a kentucky teenager staring down a native american activist, nathan phillips. that scene last week near the lincoln memorial has been all over social media. well, from that teenager.g >> i respect him. i'd like t talk to him. i mean, in hindsight, i wish we could have walked away and avoided the whole thing. >> president trump tweeted support for the teens today.

he's even invited them to visit the white house afte shutdown ends. today there were protests outside their covington, kentucky catholic high school. classes there were cancelled for security reasons because of sie protests o. tomorrow morning on "today," w savannah guthrl have more of her exclusive interview with nicholas sandmann, the student at the center of that video. you can watch it right after "news 4 today" at 7:00 tomorrow. two lal basketball teams ranked in the top in the country. a sold-out showdown between he ladies of st. john's and bishop mcnamara. news 4's shomari stone got in and saw what the fuss was all about. >> bishop mcnamara bmustangs, ranked number one in the nation. st. john's cadets, ranked number three nationwide.

maryland's hd basketball coach linda freese. >> it's exciting. not just in our region, our countr >> reporter: mcnamara led by a tree off of players. >> this is the big as it gets in d.c. and the dmv for thisrea, for basketball. >> sending st. john's in the half, up by six. >> seeing this much excitement for a girls' game is priceless. reporter: a priceless moment. mcnamara is surprisingly down in the fourth. >> i'min sweatg. we've never been behind at the th quarter in the game > reporter: not to worry, tnamara comes through with two key freehrows, sending the game into >> i've never seen a girls game like this. >> reporter: in the final seconds, st. john's wins, taking out the number one team in the united states.

>> what's going through your mind. ? this was a big win for st. john's. >> i'm just so proud of all of us. my team. >> reporter: what are you going to do now? >> we're going to keep going. we're going to take the win and ride with itf >> reporter:ou weren't able to get the hottest ticket in town, there is a remch on bruary 9th. that game's going to be at st. john's. shomari stone, news >> what a battle. >> those people are all still awake right now. >> exactly.yo don't come down off that. >> dave johnson is going to have a little more coming up in sports. >> i like this, though. i like what's going on here. >> i bet you do. >> we know you do. e've got the cold weather, b thankfully not the wind gust from this day. this was three years ago. >> that's when the cross-country skis you saw might have helped you get around town. our region was hit by that blizzard, tons of snow. >> oh, yeah. >> the official total out at reagan national, just under 18 inches. her parts of the region saw upwards of two feet. that was a fun time, doug.

>> wasn't that great? wasn't that great? >> it w a dream. distant memory. >> that happened on a weend. which happens a lot. to make it fun. >> a lot ofea people werey able to enjoy that. my house, two feet of snow. >> uh-huh. we got something else like that on the horizon here? >> we do not. we do not, actually. unfortunately for us snow lovers out ere, a couple of chances of snow in the next ten days but nothing anywhere near three years ago or a week and a half ago. out there right still a very cold night. winds are starting to pick up. first you go, oh we don't want to see the wind again. take a look. winds out of the south at 13. 31 degrees. the wind direction, though, has changed. now out of the south. as i always tell you, that much warmer direction for the wind. it's going to take some time to warm, but it is going tdo so eventually. at first, it's cooling things off. 21, current windchill in d.c. 20 in manassas.

another veryold night across our region. not as cold as the last two but even still quite cold when you wake up tom we're tracking a storm system right now. not much goiik on. looks l snow and maybe flurries here. that's about it. all part of a system moving our way. you can see the cloud cover coming on in. here is the storm back to the west. from canada north of the great lakeall the way down to the gulf of mexico, this is another very large storm. it brought bliard conditions towards denver earlier today. moving over towards kansas city, parts of chicago seeing the snow. look at the rain making its way straight out of the gulf of mexico. that tells you very warm, moist gair is movur way, too. that's why i'm talking about those winds out of the south bringing us t much warmer temperatures over the next 24 to really 36 hours or smo ow, though, through 5:00, i expect this to be try. i don't expect any rain really before the sun goes down. maybe a couple of showerat but it. the rain really moves in after about 9:00. a few showers, but once again, it's around midnight tomorrow

night that the rain moves in. it gets heavy at times overnight into early thursday morning. look at thursday morning, 5k0 a.m., l at the line developing here. this is such a strong storm. we could see a lineea ofer showers move through, maybe even thunder and lightning, not a lot. could be 40 miles per hour or higher on thursday morning as that system moves through. still seeing the rain by 10:00 a.m. then it moves out. the temperatures on thursday morning, 50s, but by the late afternoon, we're back into the 30s with the temperatures really falling. 50 degrees tomorrow.om that's reallyrow night as temperatures will warm through the day. mndy and warmer. raines in late in the day. what to expect,in though. rrives -- heaviest during the thursday morning rush. that thursday morning rush could be aig problem. another inch of rain. we've seen so many storms with an inch of rain over the last ye. stronginds will be possible. again, that's something i'm going to be tracking very closely.

for a high on thursday but that's very early. falling temperatures all day. so from 55 to 28 early friday. windchills in the teens. as we make our way into the weekend, kind ofol a saturday. not too bad sunday. monday, not bad, but really tracking a couple of storms here that are going to come together in the monday through wednesday timeframe. i'm going to be watching thor fo you very, very closely as well, but right n nothing concrete for next week. except forhe back in midweek. >> okay. getting hard to keep track. >> yeah. >> thank you, doug. >> y know, coming up tomorrow morning on "news 4 today," how about a little something sweet with your coffee? we are celebrating national pie day. >> oh. >> it's all about the dessert and nhe math symbol. >> oh, okay. >> join news 4 team as they share the cheer with some government workers affected by the shutdown. news 4 tomorrow from 4:07:.m >> tnds olicious. comin g up,he caps find

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dave, welcome l, back from london. >> thank you. >> let's get the good news out of the way. >> well, just got dinner with the queen out of the way s i thought i'd come over. i came back for this? history -- we got to get doug ngs to help out the capitals. >> good luck. >> tonight, i got a bad storyo tellyou, but we're going to tell you anyway. the capitals are about to get a break. e nhl all-star break starts thursday. of late, the capitals have been playingike they're already o a break, in fact, broken. doesn't make sense. the same caps t om thaty lost four times in 16 games and reminded us they are the defending stanley cup champions when doug was eatg wings, carried a five-game losing streak into tonight's home encounter wh san jose. five games. hey, wizards, with a couple nights of bradley beal checking out the capitals. why not? it's cold there, too. sharks scored just 12 seconds in. are you kidding me?ch alexkin on the power play, puts it on the ties the game at 1-1. skip ahead third period now.

capitals leading 5-4.ja jakub vrana. hat trick. what could go wrong? why did i ask that? the goalie pulled. wait a minute, evander kane down low puts it in behind the final horn. wow, look at that. just one second to play. capitals can't close the door. ngey can't believe it. this one's g to overtime. early chance for the caps. tom wilson's shot. didn't go in, it was blocked on brent burns' skate. opportunity missed. they needed that. earlier in the overtime, the sharks on the move. the hockey playing hurdle, a little give and go. hertl with the hat trick. game-winner for t sharks. sharks beat the capitals 7-6 in overtime. first time they've ever lost with alex ovechkin with a hat tric sixth straight loss for the capitals. afterwards, head coach, not pp

>> that was not washington capital hockey. if we would have won that game 6-5, it still isn't the right way to play hockey. we learned a hard lesson again on that tonight because that's not -- that's not acceptabl's ad thot going to work in the long run. no way. >> say that ain. all right. look, it's a big country, my friends. that means lot of competition. to find two of the best girls basketball teams in the entire nation, there is no need to go outside the beltway. biop mcnamara ranked number one by "usa today" and st. rhn's, ranked numbe three. tonight the competion between the two matched their class. st. john's getting pumped before their matchup against the top team in theland, bishop mcnamara. st. john's had a secret weapon. final points of regulation she was able to score. the game going intoe overtime. ame through, scoring six straight in the final two minutes of overtime.

st. john's pulls off the upset, 67-65, in overtime.ge colasketball tonight. third ranked virginia playing host to wake forest. cavaliers coming off that loss to duke. no, not happy about it. first half. here is the alley and here is the oop. virginia wins it 68-45. 12th straight wint home for the virginia cavaliers. got to get the capitals goinght the r direction. i think doug has the answer. >> i do. >> get him wings. >> i haven't h anything. i really apologize to everybody out there. it is starting now. >> we got to wait for a few eays. the all-star all right. thank you, dave. we'll be right b ac

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hey, the oscar nominations came out today. for the first time, netflix got a best picture nomination. >> have you seen it? it's roma. its star, a newcomer earned a best actress nomination. in all, it snagged ten nominations, proving it's something much bigger than a black and white film in a foreign language. >> tied with "roma" for the most nominations, "the favourite." abouteriod piece a queen ann. stack with heavy-hitting actresses, all three nominated. >> some people are upset that bradley cooper was snubbed for best director for "a star is born," but it's really lady gaga's moment. she's up for best song and best actress. gaga's got a tou btle. glenn close who is nominated for

"the wife" seems to be the top pick. the awards will be handed out, by the way, february 24th. the campaigning begins. >> i have seen this many. >> you've got to get ebusy. >> youot about a month, doug. i've got a bunch to cat up ch

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