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has more dramatic turns in store and they'll begin between now and when you wake up. let's get right to chief meteorologist doug kammerer >> this is going to wake us up overnight, isn't it? >> yeah, it really is. especially tomorrow morning. it comes through so quickly you're going to notice a big difference. show you what's happening around the area. you sai the starting to move in towards parts of northern virginia right now. in through culpeper, down to the south of fauqur county. down to the west, very heavy rai rainfall down to the west. we'll see a line develop here. a chance for extremely heavy rain and wind. a flood watch in the areas in theen g annapolis, warrenton, all the way up towards frederick, the bigger deal, i think, not just the rain, but the wind. look at the wind advisory across much of the area.

nds could gust upwards of 50 miles per hour. that's something we're going to be tracking for you emoly ow morning. i think this is going to be one really nasty morning rush. we'll talk about it. i'll take you through the timing in just minutes. you.ay, doug, thank we hope you'll stay on top of the hour and get hour by hour forecasts wherever you go. you can do that by downloading our nbc washington app. tve temperatures w seen can be incredibly dangerous. three people have died out in the cold in our area in just the past two weeks. >> two of them outside living facilities in fairfax county. news 4's jackie bensen joins us as communities try to prevent re death. jackie? >> reporter: well, doreen, we now know that the sno and the cold we saw recently was deadly. as you mentioned, three suspected hypothermiaeaths in one local jurisdiction. and another here in d.c., people are ctively out there tonig trying to prevent them. hundreds gathered at the

cafeteria athe columbia heights education campus on 16th street in northwest. d these volunteers will both count and direct services to people they encounter. it crafts a framework that helped make the district a 7%n reductio in overall homelessness last year. d.c. mayor muriel bowser noticed the timelessness of the event. >> o government shutdown showed them we are only one -- not all, but my of us are one, two, three paychecks away from needing help. >> reporter: miles away at an apartment complex in frfax county, virginia, kenny perez, a 47-year-old homeless man, is believed to have died from posure to cold on monday. he was found in the laundry room of aui blding where he had once lived. >> i asked one of the officers, she said a homeless guy passed away inside the laundry room and instantly i knew it was key. >> reporter: and we noted that two of the d were elderly

women found outside assisted living filities in fairfax county. the centers for disease control enyrs are the highest percentage of people who die from hypothermia. >> jkie, thank you. a new plea tonight from five form homeland security secretaries to fund the department of homeland security. >> most of them are republicans and one of them includes a top trump official who just left the white house.>> leon harris standing by at our live desk with what it could mean f some furloughed federal workers. leon? >> well, doreen, jim, if president trump and congress approve funding for the department of homeland security, it would mean some of the 800,000 furloughed workers would get paid, including 42,000 who are in the u.s. coast guard. they, by the way, are the onlch brf the military not getting paid right now. those who signed that letter that was sent to the president include formerrump white house chief of staff john kelly, tom

ridge, michael chertoff, janet napolitano and jeh johnson. the letter says, quote, the department riskspl talented p leaving their posts to pursue employment. this letter was releasedefore tomorrow's two big votes in the senate that we'll be following. those bills falling along party lines. the gop plan would allow illegal immigrants to stay in the rye try for three morecave ,s, e wall funding has to be included in that bill. now, the democratic senate bill would re-open the government for three weeks, but it would notdi include f for a wall. >> on day 33, theres still zero dollars for new border moo urs. >> open up the government and then let's talk. >> both bills in the senate are expected to f tomorrow afternoon. of course we'll be covering it. and earlier today, hou speaker nancy pelosi sent a letter to president trump saying that he is not allowed to give his state of the union address on theouse floor next week. where and when he could give

that speech, that's anybody's guess tonight. jim? >> all right. leon, thank you. well, kids are taking notice of the shutdown's impact to their families and their neighbors. toght, take a ok, west springfield high's conservative club and young democrats joinedo forces to pde a warm meal. holding a potluck in the school's cafeteria, making a bipartisan effort to help feed federal employees because it impacts the whole community.>> early every single restaurant who we reach out to were ver keen on donating because they've all seen the effects,oo. so we'll in this as a community together. >> people in the community also doe night nated nonperishable food for the school's food pantry. l workers were able to learn about resources in spring feel to help during the shutdown. a northernvirginia's teenager's love of peanututter and big heart is helping some of the employees suffering through the government shutdown. meet eric mckay.

family and friends call him "bean." tonight, you may want to call him a hero. he eats peanut butter sandwiches threeimes a day every day. coming up, the impact his dedication is making on furloughed workers. quite a few people in our area could use a helping hand right now. we're working for you. head t nbcwashington.com to find out how you can pitch in. we also have links to resources to help furloughed federal workers. jim? we're getting new details tonight onhat deadly bank hostage shooting down in florida today. we're getting our first look at the 21-year-old suspect charged with killing five people. officers say he opened fire inside a suntrust bank in the city of sebring, about 85 miles southwest of tampa. abc's dan sheneman has the . late >> we've suffered a significant loss at the hands of a senseless criminal doing a senseless

crime. >> reporter: shots fired at suntrustank. one call to police came from the suspect. >> the suspect called our dispatch center and said he had entered the bank and began shooting. ter: when police arriv they secured the scene and began negotiating with the suspect and called in a tactical unit to recover victims and take the suspect into custody. >> we were sorry to learn that we have at least five victims, people who were senselessly murdered as a result o hi act. >> reporter: according to police, the suspect surrounded peacefully. >> the gentleman that's been taken into custody as a result of this is a gentleman by the name of zefen zaver. >> the names of the victims have not been released. police did not mention a possible motive. >> the people of florida stand with the com here in light of this tragic circumstance. >> reporter: police say the investigation remains active. dan sheneman, nbc news. a teenager is fighting for his life tonight after getting shot in the head iide arince

george's county home. police say two teenagers were hanging out in the basementf the housen dorman street in landover today. off. went sources tell news 4 the boys are 16 and 15 and they had tun the 15-year-old now in critical condition. sources also sayer grandfa was upstairs at the time of the shooting. >>ed i'm sho when i went to the pharmacy and came back, you know, i jus saw all these cars, so i want to know what's going on in my neighborhood. >> i'm just so concerned. i mean, i'm just wondering was th possibly an accident? >> investigators say they're trying to figure out if theas victim playing with the gun or if something else led up to that shooting. tonight, new charges against the man accused of filming women and girls in dressing rooms around christmas. more than 60 unidentified victims were filme in northern virginia. so far oy four victims have beenie identifd. investigators tell us thes victim were filmed with tiny

cameras at forever 21, gap, old navy and h & m locations in fairfax county, including w whe arrested at fair oaks mall. if you think you might b a victim, fairfax county police want to hear from you. we have a number up on our nbc washington app. just search "fitting room". new at s 11:0te lawmakers in maryland hope to close a loophole in a dui law during this general assembly session. the law is nope as noah law. he was killed by a drunk driver in 015. this law receivers drivers to put ignition interlocks on their felix after a first offense of driving under thenf ience. the locks require drivers to blow into them before they can start their cars to ensure that they can't drive drunk, but offenders who are granted probation before judgement have been able to avoid installing the devicesre and lawmakers

hoping to change that. new at 11:00 tonight, one on two sto puppies in d.c. is now back with its owner tonight. second dog hasn't been found yet. we told you about this story on monday. da man pul gun on the owner as she walked both pitbull puppies in southeast sunday. today, police say a person realized they had one of those stolen dogs and turned it over to police. it's unclear how they g the dog. the person who stole the us. hasn't been arrested. if youte seen t second dog or know who stole them, you're urge to callpolice. next at 11:00, local young man is using a unique windfall to spread some kindness. whato would you with a lifetime's supply of peanut burt? well, a young man in wood bridge, virginia, is giving back to the community. specifically government workers. i'm

dramatic changes againn r weather. coming in just the next few hours. doug is back in just three t minute help you plan for a messy morning commute. even in a city as divided as ours, peanut butter is something most people can agree on,yo unls re allergic, i guess. but one local young man is hoping that hol true for furloughed federal workers. >> new at 11:00 tonight, news

s shomari stone explains how a his alled "bean" is takin own good fortune and using it to spread some kindness. >> 15-year-old eric mckay, also known as "bean," does aappy dance inside the grocery store in virginia. >> easy and makes people happy. y> reporter: he has autism. he o likes their store brand peanut butter. good.s it's good. and not chunky. >> reporr: he eats three peanut butter sandwiches every day. he finished 72 jar last year and sent this tweet to tell them gout it. thecery store gave him an offer, get 72,000 retweets and you'llein a lifet supply. he won the challenge. >> i just got a lot of food. need all this food. >> reporter: so tonight he's sharing his winnings with federal workers who aren't d getting paiing the government shutdown. >> he's an awesome kid. he's always been an awesome kid. >> bean's fathe ifurloughed. >> it's sad that it's come to

this, but i'm very proud of the way my son handled it. >> reporter: a young man who strives to help others. >> probably not going to stop helping people here. i am going to help people later. >> reporter: such a great young man. now, on saturday and nday, any furloughed government employee that has a valid government i.d., i you spend $40 at any lidl store across the united stes, you get $10 off. and there are nine lidl stores in the d.c. area. now as for bean, he looks forward to having a lifetim supply of this peanut butter. and guess what? this jar right here, $1.15. not bad. shomari stone, news 4. many of you have been reaching out to our newsroom today about a maryland mher battling cancer. she's also a furloughed federal worker ws choosing between paying her rent or receiving chemotherapy. we told you about quashawn

latimer last night. she has stage two canr. she has been living without a pathheck over a m now. living expenses are tight inside her ndllersville home battling cancer has made it nearly impossie to pay the bills. >> we're depending on food banks and churches and things for our simple needs, you know, ourne ssities that we need in life and it's just unfair. they just need to end . >> so many of you have asked us how you can help mrs.er lat we have a couple of ways you can. log on to nbc washiton on our app and look for the story on the homepage. we're working for you in the community this week. our milette green will be the first stop of a rolling food drive. all the donations will go to tha ca area food bank. join us tomorrow on "news 4 today" for details on the food drive stopping allwn around this storm that's coming in sounds pretty wild. >> it is going totl be a l

hairy for a couple of hours early tomorrow morning. really rightround the morning rush, especially areas from d.c. westward and d.c. right around1 9:000, this line of showers and thunderstorms comes through. not expecting a lot of thunder orlightning, but wind and rain, we'll see a lot of that. again, t morningush could be a real mess. out there right now,ti very warm. 44 degrees. our average hig winds out of the south, 3 miles an hour. look what's going on the rest of th area. flood watch through the day tomorrow for everyone along i-95 and back towards the blue ridge. 1 inch to 1 1/2 inches. this is not a flash flood watch, but it is flood watch. we could see some creeks andam st come over their banks. the rain in northern virginia around warrenton, culpeper, petersburg and romney. heads up in theseas a we'll continue to see that moving our way tonight. the heaviest rain still to come down to the south with this area of low pressure that is going to move on in.

once it does, we're really going no see things take a t downhill very, very quickly. he's what i'm talking about. again rain in northernirginia. watch this. by around 4:00 a.m., rain everywhere, but here ces the line back to the west. and you see it, i mean, just look at this, there is 7:00 a.m. maybe a little break i b d.c. some rain down to the south. watch thisine, 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., right around the time of the morng rush here, the latter portion of the rush into the d.c. metro area. look athis lineight around 10:00. very, very heavy rainfall. very strong nds. it moves out of here very quickly. activity through around midnight -- noon tomorrow. it gets cold on the back side with snow back towards some of the ski resorts well back to the west. let's talk about the winds. not much going on right now except towards the eastern shore, winds gustingo already 30 miles an hour. 4:00 a.m., starting to pick up, 30 to0 miles per hour. that might wake you up a little

bit. if you're not up by 7:,, 8: look at this, 46 miles an hour in d.c., 45 in manassas, 44 inp ans. it gets worse. around 10:00 it comes through d.c. 50-mile-r-hour winds around annapolis. 55 in easton. very strong winds h we. that we have that wind advisory in effect through noon tomorr for all the area right along i-95. heads up for this region, guys. ieally do think it's going to be a mess of things early ng tomorrow mors you're stepping out the door. strong winds to 50 miles per hour. and, yes, one nasty morning now we're still going to see temperatures tomorrow on the mild side early. 55degrees. but falling temperatures much of the day and much colder tomorrow afternoon. so you may not think you need the jacket when you leavehe house, but you're going to need it when you come home. temperatures will fall quickua. we'll ay be down into the 30s by the afternoon, at least with windchills. windchills are fridays in the 20s, 39 our sy. i've got a chance of p.m. snow here sunday, really a chance of

rain snow sunday. not a big storm at all. 4 43 on monday. watching this storm, a storm chance next thursday and friday, too. aery cold temperatures. that's the one big thing next week i think we're reallytooing ocus on, that cold air. could even be colder than the cold air we jus had. nobody likes that. >> that was cold. about what time will this be over tomorrow? >> is think i done by noon. >> good to know. thank you, doug. coming up, more troublr in toronto the caps. as they continue to search for answers. sports is next, but first, here is jimmy fallon. ey, guys, molly shannon is my guest tonight. plus, we have zacry kwintha

this is the xfinity sports desk. >> okay. you're as good as your last game. we got to sit with this one awhile, don't we? >> until february 1st. and i think everyone tried to do their thing. doug had wings. >> he did. >> so did our producer i put the purple coat on for a minute. >> even the purple coat? >> you know it's not perfect

but it has some good traction. nothing. the citals are taking this seven-game losing streak into the all-star break and bye week. they are currently on one of the worst losing streaks in thehk ax ov era. a losing streak doesn't stop pregame ritual. ihn carlson wishing andon -- o down on thece in pain. he gets up but had to go get checked for a concussion. the russian machine did not break. tied at 1-1, ovechkin changes roat. scoring a cket, his league leading 37th goal of the season. the capitals take a1 2- lead. didn't last long. later in the period, toronto power play, somehow braden holtby surviving the storm. the maple leafs digging the puck out wor it back to the blue line and then to auston matthews makes a move. firesrend scos. a great move by matthews. his 21st gun control of the

season. this one gives toronto a 3-2 lead. and they weren't done. third period, maple lfs keep attacking. first shot goes off bot posts. reboundut to nazem kadri. he puts it in the back of the net. his third goal of the ga. maple leafs handap the cals their seventh straight loss, 6-3. caps headed to the break searching for answer now, to basketball. not a good sight here. pacers-raptors. victor oladipo. stretchered out of the game. espn reporting the pacers arerr wod it's a season ending knee injury. oladipo will undergo an mri hoping for the best for the catholic high school alum. there is good news for a local hoops star. kevin durant back in town today celebrating the opening of college track at the durant

center in prince georgy's county. to offer academic, financial and social emotional resources to help kids achieve their college and career goals. the kevin durant charity foundation partnered with the college track program on a ten-year, $10 million commitment, and now that the program has its official home in the durant center, hey, good for kd. now to college hoops.s the band i ready upn at b university, american paying them a visit. skipping ahead, second half, bu up three. sayid nelson on the drive gets the bucket and foul. missed the fre throw. eagles are down one. later in the half tied at 49-49. lson for three. absolutely drainingt. game-high 26 for him. american beats boston university 70-66. here's aoue other local scores for you. george washington loses on the ad to davidson, 73-62. george mason beats dayton 67-63. right now, uva alu danielle

collins is in action in the semifinals of the australianen that's why hanley will be absolutely running out of here. we wish her the best of luck. >> my dvr is gone. >> no spoilers. >> can i mention with the cs? i shared my wings with my kids. >> that was the difference. >> we apprecie yourhonesty. >> i'm sorry. i apologize. >> i didn't wear the purple coat the whole game. >> see? >> babe we didn't all do -- >> let us down. >> it worked in tpostseason. >> they need something. maybe rest will do them some ood.

magesrom an iconic mexican artist will soon be scattered all acr the district. >> freda callo wasnown for her colorfulanvass and trademark on brow. a artist is paying tribute to her life and legacy with a public art displ called night00 of 1 fredas. you'll find artwork all over the 6:30 this friday night from to 9:30. >> there will also be live performances, body painting and yarn bombing. carter spoke earlier this week about his inspiration. >> she just ha a really inspiring story. her work is very challenging. as a leader of the surrealist movement. also her life story, she was so iurageous and passionate and that's somethi really connect with. >> olympians, students, musicians and a former major

league beball player helped contribute. for a closer look at the project and the specific places to see it, head to our website, nbcwashington.com. >> i'm looking up yarn bombing.

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ 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 -- molly shannon,