new at midday, high winds ss ac our area taking down trees, powerlines and even brick walls. we'll take a closer look at damage and have the latest on the effort to keep your lights on. and those winds are really whipping around outyohere. we'll u know when they die down and also talk about the ten-day forecast. snow on that? we'll show you coming up. and in the next hour, prident trump begins his trip to vietnam. what experts expect to come out of his second north korea summit. good morning and welcome. >> we are in weather alert mode

today because of the strong and damaging winds outside. take a look at this sce here. residents in springfield woke up to this mess. the wind actually caused a brick wall to collapse. some hit parked cars >> and the viewer who sent this says it sounded like a tree had fallen, but this ishat they found instead. thankfully, doesn't sound like anyoneas injured. and all of the strong winds causing widespread power outages. this is a look at the latest numbers. 7,380 outages across d.c. and montgomery and prince georges. electric cooperative reporting 2,095 with most in warren county. dominion energy reporting 10,816 in northernur virginia. joins us with r more on when the wind will die down.

>> look at these flags. the camera was really shaking, but n it's not. but even if you stepped outside, you know how windy it is. wind gusts are in the 30s and 40s, but we have the potential to see winds up to 50 or 60 miles per hosa. you alreadthe damage it created. we'll watch for additional outages in the afternoon and ooeching hours and more downeded trees out there, so be careful driving around. definitely two hands on the wheel out there.he another thing wind is creating, much cooler temperatures. in fact, this is the feel like factor. in the 20s and 30s rightow. for tho windchills. to stay here it's goin toda so a biting wind coming through. we'll talk about when it ends,c whether w see snow on the ten-day forecast. that's coming up a about 11:20. >> intriguing. want you the look at this incredible wind damage in northwest d.c. o courtland

place and 29. the street near the national zoo. >> giant trees snapped and slammed into a car. it also took outn a window another car. look at that. and while leaving behind a mess in the street and the sidewalk. clean up crews across the areads have their h full. nicole jacobsve is ith a look at more of the widespread damage. hey, nicole. >> the wind has been brutal this morning and may igay damagin as well. to give you a sense of how strong it is, look howth fierce e trees are whipping in the wind there. i also want to draw yourio attent to this video where strong winds in the overnight hours brought down two trees on old dominion dre. it also knocked out power in that entire area. dominion energy was on the scene to clear the tree and to restore the power. springfield firefighters tweetth ou image from carrie lane last night.

a large tree was no match for the powerful winds. it collapsed on the home, two people had to be rescued. and take a look at this video. it was shot in centerville just a sho time ago. flags whipping in the wind. a stop sign swaying back and forth and then you have this. traffic light bouncing above. a it's little too much for some. >> it go that way. >> very overcoming that part. right. >> and as you heard, there are thousands of power outages and as for the roads, there is plenty of debris on the road frs the wind so you definitely want to be careful. back to you. >> all right, thank you. developing this morning,

d.c. police are searching for the gunman in a deadly shothing off of 4lace southeast. police say a man was found dead in an alley last night. no word on a susct or motive. this was the second murd.c of the day 30-year-old david brandon was shot and killed after midnight on georgia avenue northwest in the petworth neighborhood. fairfax police are searching for a bank robber. the man may be armed with a gun. he robbed the td bank on little river turnpike. mark and amtrak train service is back to normal after someone was hit and killed by a a train. thpened near the university train station around 8:30 last night. mark says the person was trespassing when the accident happened. passengers were stuck on the train for hours as police conducted their investigatn. the train started moving again just after midnight. make sure to lock your doors in the district. you don't seem like you have to say that, but you do.

>> so r far this year, there has beenore than 20% jump in theft from vehicles. news 4's justin finch is live in hnorthwest d.c. w a warning from police. justin, good morning. >> good morning. if you live, drive or park your car anywhere in d.c., you might want to come close if you already.heard this d.c. police tracking a real spike in car break ins across district. but especially here in upper northwest. for example, just a few weeks ago up in the shepherd park b ig orhood, police count almost 50 cars hit in a single ght. matter of fact, that's why they want you to pick up your valuables and secure them and a n eye out as well. autopiloting through your day, you never know who's looking or lurking about your car until it's too late. time to you find a spot, park your car, lock it and walk away, but as u walk away, have you done everything you can to prevent your car from being the target

of a break in? or right now, d.c. police want you to think that way becau they'r seeing a spike across the district in car break insia and espy here in upper northwest. d.c.s a look at some police crime stats showing theft from auto crimes in the second police district in upper northwest. from january 1st until about this time year, police count 21 thefts. this year, that number's up to r 405 the same period. and in police service area 201, 14 car break ins were reported about this time last ye . 2019, that number has doubled. >> i open the door thep there own here. >> that's what the family's van was hit last tuesday. close to 6:00 p.m. in the ngfeway parking lot. a pas window was smashed and their daughters, ages 8 and 11, had their backpacks stolen, their assignments a school

laptop, gone. their dad says it only took a matter of minutes for somne to steal their bags and more. >> i can replace the window in the car and we can always buy new backpacks, but the fact that you know now my daughter's scared to come here and by other daughter is upset t aboutngs taken from her backpack, school work, that's been the hardest part. >> so y what can do? look for well lit parking areas and do your best to keep your aluables out of sight. may not stop willing thief, but should reduce your risk. and before you lock up and walk away from your car, take another look and make sure you'r not leaving anything out like a ceg def even a pair of manglasses. a s car was broken in and that was all they took. those sunglasses. that's why they want you to be on alert and safe. live here in rthwest, justin finch, news 4. >> thank ych so

new turn in the crisis in the commonwealth. virginia lieutenant goverr justin fairfax stuns lawmakers th his comments he made on the general assembly floor right after ali top repn praised him for how he's handled sex io assault alleg yesterday, the lieutenant governor compared himself to lync ing victims. happy to be just one representative example of whether or not we're going to rise to betr angels of our nature or go back down a very dark political road. where 50 years ago had fingers been pointed at me in the same way, it would be a different outcome. >> fairfax urged for due process. >> if we go backwards and rush toudgment and we allow for political lynchings without any due process, facts and evidence being heard, then think we do a disservice so this very body in which we all serve. >> republican delegere todd gi had a negative reaction

to fairfax's comments. he said quote, that is the most disgusting type of rhetoric he could invoke. accusing women have agreed the testify publicly. this scandal was just one of tli involving virginia's top leaders. governor northam and attorney general mk herring both recently admitted to wearing black fa>> in the '80s. r. kelly just entered a not guilty plea in a chicago courtroom. he has been in jail since friday unable to po he faced ten sex abuse cases dating back to 98. some victims were minors. his lawyer says he isn't wealthy despite decadesf success. >> he didn't just have thatng money sittiround in cash. he needs cash, but i suspect the banks will be b open tomorrow and he'll be able to get out. >> each of the ten charges carry up to seven years in qison. nstions heading into

president trump's summit with noeah koreanrs including whether the country remains a nuclear threat. and more changes for the bald eeg named liberty. why experts believe she h abandoned her nest dnear t

right now, crews in vietnam are preparing for a summit between president trump and north korean leader, kim jong-un. officials there in hanoi say they have berere i ing for about ten days. >> as president trump heads to vietnam today, many are getting ready for a wild week in washington. nbc's susan mcginnis takes a look at the week ahead. >> 59 governors. >> reporter: president trump leaving day for hanoi, vietnam, for round two of meetings with kim jong-un. >> we have aorhancehe total denuclearizati of an area of the world that was very

dangerous. >> he promised he wou denuclearize. >> reporter: optimism despite no progress in denuclearization since last june. >> nothing the clear and as a result, we could t r risk of that kim is given concessions. >> reporter: intelligence officials have said they don't believe north korea will surrender its nuclear arsenal seen a key to its survival. the president's trip comes a day before his former attorney michael cohen begins testimony with lawmakers anxious for him to clear up many questions. bf why the false statement our committee when he first appeared? what other light can he shed now that he's cooperating on issues of obstruction of justice or collsion. >> i serious well beyond whatever cohen might have said in that youhe misdirect investigation.

that's why it's so important that those kind of charges be taken very seriously. >> reporter: hen's testi wednesday will be public. meanwhile, washington is fixated on robert mueller's russia report, expected out in coming days. democrats are pushing to make that report public.nb susan mcginnisnews, washington. there is already fallout from the mueller investigation. next month, paul manafort facing two separate sentence hearings in washington and vir manafort pled guilty to conspiracy back in september. in a sentencing memo, mueller's prosecutor says for more than a ecade, manafort repeatedly and brazenly violated the law and that his behavior continued even ter being indicted. the special counsel's office di commend a specific number of years in prison. tomorrow, the democratically-led house is expected to flex more power. democrats plan to vote on a resolution to block president trump's emergency declaration to build a wall along the u.s.

mexico border. since democrats control the house, they likely have the votes to pass it, bits future i the senate is unsure. veral republicans would need to break with the party. the white house is digging in, say iing the president will vet it. after an unprecedented four-day abuse summit, pope franci plans to create a task force and handbook to help bishops with less experience deal with abuseclaims. yesterday, the pope ended the gathering calling a ase atrociti crimes that must be erased from the face of the earth. for many of those who have survived that abuse, pope's words weren't enough.ab e survivor mary, wants action. >> one more child is safer after four days. becausealk iing doesn't do it. >> other survivors say the speed of progress within the church has been pretty fast this past ar. new details in the jussi

smollett over the weekend, tmz reported the actor has evidence that chicago police, their claim, that he paid two brothers to attack him is wrong. tmdz obtained documents that would appear to suggest the $3500 check was for training. it was written six days before the attack. the memo line reads five week nutrition program don't go. referencing aid music he's working on. nbc news has not yet verified this check. text messages between the actor and another brother appear to lay out a meallan for smollett. smollett is charged with disorderly conduct and has been written out of empire for the rest of this season. well, the bald eagle drama. at the earth conservation core in southwest d.c., it may be over finally. >> take a look at what's going

on here. e pictures of the nest where liberty the eagle had been staying, but she hasn't been seen since last week. she disappeared two weeks after after another younger male eagle and swept in and sort of took over. he then left then another male swooped i and mated with liberty. sadly, their eggs didn't make it. experts with the earth conservation core believe liberty may have been too stressstress ed out and that's why she left. th say that's typical for eagles. it is possible another couple could overtake the nest. if they do, we could see eggs in late march. >> we'll be watchingld >> we wove to see some little eagles. i'm sad it didn' work out. but it's been an interesting learning lesson. i like that part of it. that we're learning how they -- >> we're all in their business though. >> we're all up in it. >> nearly 12% os househon this country have troub getting engh food the problem only made worse when

you think about the billions of pound of good food that goes to waste. >> now anntpreneur in atlanta has come up with a high-tech way to solve both problems. blaine alexander has details. reporter: at heart fieldn jackso airport, a special pick up. but without this team, all of it would end up in the trash. >> in this country, we waste 72 billion pounds of perfectly good food every year. this is enough to fill up a b football stadium once day every day. >> yin 2017, she created gooder. an atlanta baseded company helps to combat hunger. d goodervers make the every night picking up food that otherwise would be throughout ou what do you have back here? >> mediterranean? salads and sandwiches and soul food. >> reporter: soul food. >> good for the soul. >> reporter: it's then taken to

non-profits across the delivered straight to those who need it most. places like the covenant house, which serve as many as 80 young people every night. >> the variety of food that our youth recei is so important because much of their life, ey've experienced food insecurity. >> hunger is not an issue of scarcity. ha reporter: so far, goode provided more than a million meals on pace to double that by year's end. among her partners, the world's busiest passenger airport for companies, it's also a win. their donations mean tax write offs and ordering a pick up is done with a simple swipe. >> we're not just talk iing abo itperish bables, just fs and vegetables. removing from the landfill. jasmine, the for perfect recipe to tackle ag growin problem. >> i would not want to do anything else oth than do gooder. >> reporter: blaine alexander, nbc news, atlanta. digging your car out of snow

is hard,ne but ima digging out of your house. take a look. this family in idaho had to do that after several feet of snow fell in the past t the house?is that's nuts. you could barely see the front

well digging your car out of the snow is pretty difficult, but take a look at the hene. these is completely buried. ily in idaho had to dig out of several feet of snow after the past two weeks. >> it is almost unbelievable there. you can bare ly see the front door. the neighbors came and helped th s family shovel the roo it didn't cave in. thank goodness. the family has lived in the area for nearly 20 years and have never seen a winlt this bad. that's bad. now with more on the wild weather around t country, we're going to kathy park. >> overnight, win turning

hazardous in the northeast. toppling trees and knocking out anwer to hundreds of thous across the region. wind gusts reaching up to 74 miles pern hour some areas. >> a little hard to walk. i feel like the winds push my legs for me. >> the system also slammed thev midwestr the weekend. crews there working to restore electricity to hundreds of thousands of homes. in northeastern mississippi, a ecall town isovering this morning from a devastating tornado killed a woman and left a path of destruction ints wake. in tennessee, the governor declared a state of emergency after a day's long deluge leading to record breaking rain in nashville and deadly flooding damages hundreds of me. >> can't control a fire, you can put out, but water, there's nothing you can do about it. it's just going to keep coming. >> meanwhile, millions in the upper midwest slammed with snow, whiteout conditions reeking

havoc on highways. icy accidents in nebraska. i-35 shut down in iowa. and inisconsin, 131-car pile up leaving one dead. >> going backwards, straight up. it was just scary. >> that was a worst conditions i've ever seen. >> rescuers se ining dozens of stranded drivers in minnesota. winter's latest wrath, a sign of bitter season is not over yet. >> if that was my house, i'd have to move. how do you dig out? this is why we don't live in idaho. you were talking abo snow in the forecast. >> maybe a little on friday. >> not like that, i'll tell you that. >> never, can't do th. oh m gosh. we get upset about 1 inch of snow. >> never g home. >> 8 feet of snow is what they're going to be seeing in tahoe this week. so if you have plans to go skiing in tahoe, it's one of the

times where they're going to get snow because the last couple of years, they haven't really had that much and we haven't eith. we g some on wednesday, but we don't have a lot in the ten-day forecast. look at the flags flying around out there. you can see the capitol camera. even looked like a washington monument w moving. it was the camera bouncing up and down. but it is a windy day. n't need me to tell you that. the winds sticking around all day long. now we're going to have gusts up to about 60 miles an hour possible. winds calm heading into the late ooem evening hours. g currentts are in the 30s and 40s. it is very windy. it's going to stay windy today. however, the winds are settling down little by little throughout the afternoon. current temperatures out there right now, 30s and 40s, but then tack on the wind and get the windchill. in the 20s and 30s. this is frit much whepretty muc the windchill isayoirng the

in the low 40s. it's a biting wind. they have downgraded, when i say they, national weather service atwngraded to a winter weather, winter r, a wind adviser. so used to saying winter weather. but we're still have the potential to see uusts to about 55, 60 miles per hour, especially on the higher ridge top. not a lot happening on satellite radar right now. nice sunushine for us, but as w continue through the afrnoon, pret windy and in the overnight, that's when the winds go light. so tomorrow, temperatures are going to be many the mid to upper 40s with a much lighter wind. beautiful a seasonable tomorrow. then we're quiet for your wednesday and thursday as well. but more rain and snow possibley into your fr >> all right, not done yet. zblnc we're wor family kidget from eating out to hittresav seling. >> and the deadly crash of a cargo plane in texas. the morning, investigators are running into problems findoxg

the black and b possible answers to what went wrong.

11:30 is the time. grim scene in houston where a plane crashed in shallow water with no warning on saturday. atlas air says all three on board were killed. >> the debris field stretches for three miles and that is complicated the search for an answer to what caused this deadly tom costello is at the scene. >> repter: terrifying moments saturday as houston air traffic controllers try desperately to raise atlas air flight 3591 after it suddenly went off dar. >> 11:00 and twomile. >> reporter: while on the water. >> looking for bodies. >> reporter: locals were already

speeding to the crash scene on trinity bay. >> we were thinking about trying to save whoever might be hurt or couldtill be alive. >> reporter: but there were no survivors, only card board boxes and clothe clothing. >> at this point, we didn't know it was a cargo plane so we're seeing all these shoes, clothes, dresses. >> reporter: the plane for flying for amazon from miami to houston when controlle lost contact at 6,000 feet. witnesses rept heavy wind as the plane suddenly went into a very steep, very rapid decent. jaileo camera at a nearby captured the plane in its final seconds. >> it shows the aircraft and we've got the last five sexds of flight. it shows it in a steep, nose down at as iflies into the ound. >> reporter: investigators have now recovered two of the three crew members w died. among them, mesa airhones captainas riding in the jump seat. >> he was the great guy. super individual. hiom life wasg on strong.

>> reporter: in a statement, the aigine's ceo sayur thoughts are with sean's family, the families of the tas air pilots and the whole atlas air organization. f is is a loss for all aviation. while gainvestigators have begu fexamining pieces o the wreckage, the most critical evidence, the plane's black boxes, are still buried in the mud and muck of trinity >> this is a mystery and i think what's key to ung lockis mystery is finding those black boxes, which are where out there. they're somewhere out there and ebbele thats finding them going to be a challenge. >> that was tom costell reporting. he also reports that black boxes have sensors that are activated upon contact with water and they begin sending out pings so they can be located. investigators will be b listening f them today, but there are concerns the boxes may be buried so deeply in the mud the teams may have trouble picking up the signal.

zblnc good news if y looking to travel this summer. flight prices in the u.s. are hit iting new lows. according to the bureau of st transportationistics, the average fare for domestic air travel hit the lowest price since th keeping track in 1995. the bureau says the average fare came out to $343 last year. t that number does not include fees added for things such as checking g bag orting a better seat. it might be cheaper to fly, but u eating out on your cecation may be more expensive. prices at full ser restaurants have gone up. in the past yea experts say increased expenses such as rent, insurance and labor costs are getting pacd on to the consumer. of course. now here's cnbc's frank holland with the latest on those gas prices. >> prices at the pump they're jumping.

the average price of regular unleddune unleising ten cents. analysts are citing an increase in crude oil cost. in d.c., gas is averaging$2 5 a gallon. prices are still b about 15 cents lower now than they were this time last year. with your b m cnbcning business report, i'm frank holland. millions of people are turning to home dna test kit to unloormation about their health and family history. >> we met a northern virginia oman who took three different tests and is now sharing her story. >> it's a secret julie's parents took t their grave. >> i was adopted at birth. but it was a family secret. at that time, i was interested in h oing a child my own. and for that reason and others, i really wanted to learn more about my ancestry and health history. >>ith her adoption records sealed, julie turned to those at

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so the ground is really saturated. these trees are able to come down quicklynd we're seeing that across the area. so wind gusts now in the 30s to arilnd 40 an hour. it's pretty brisk out tthere. an attack on the he temperatures,re in the 30s and 40s right now. which is about seasonable. upper 40s, this time of year, but this is what it feels like. biting brisk wind. n els like the 20s on the s doe wa valley. national weather service downgradining most of the area. either way, breezy and windy throughout the afternoon. 40 to 50 mile an hour winds are going to be common especially at the higher elevations. 50 to 60 miles an hour on top of the blue ridge mountas. here's aook at the wipds. even by the time you head home this afternoon, those winds are still going to be gusting up to about 40 miles an hour and they stay with us throughev that ing commute.

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>> texture, taste, it's a shorter grain rice. >> that's here? >> it's not high in starch, which like a boreo rice. it's a light rice. >> what else at ooesk star you're going to have? >> we have a couple of drinks going on. but the gumb orkhe staple we like to keep on the menu for the, our owners are from new orleans. >> okay. >> and you're going to have this throughout the whole month or even longer? >> we'll have this a little longer. >> super. this is yummy and has a kick. >> little bit of bite. >> thank you so much. we're sharing. >> good. >> and the oscar goes to green book. >> the winners, just part of the story the morning after the oscars. we're going to run down the m funnyents, the speeches and of coursthe fashion. e

the voice returns with a new season and a new face in those big red chairs. john legend joining the coaching ranks first time for the. adviser rked as an before. with a new judge, kelly clarkson looking to defend her back-to-back winning title. >> i'm going to beat, i want to beat john. >> i donod want to beat an i just want to win.

>> i want to do both. >> it's not about -- >> you can watch the voiceight ere on nbc 4 at 8:00 p.m. followed by the premier of the enemy within. >> i think he's going to be aea judge. this morning, everybody's talking about the winners at the academyawards. >> green book. >> a drama about a road trip through the segregated sou of the 1960s won oscar's top prize. best picture. >> such a privilege. this is like a dream. >> green book also scored best original screenplay and best supporting actor. honors for best actor went to boehehemian rhapsody fored play fr mercury. >> i may not have been the obvious choice, but i guess it urked out. >> the night's bet came with olivia colman winning best

actress. she beat out the womanely seen as the favorite, glenn close. so ou've been my idol for long and this is not how i wantedbe it to >> then to regina king for if bale street could talk. >> i'm an example of what it looks like when support and love is poured into someone u. >> emotion poured out of lady gaga. ♪ we're far from the shallow now ♪ she performed her hit from a star is born with bradley cooper. minutes later it, it won best original song. >> there's not single person on the planet at could have ng this song with me. thank you for believing in us. >> then roma. while blasmik lee celebrated hi first career oscar by jumping into the arms of presenter, samuel l. jackson. just part of a night that will

leave tinsel town buzz iing. >> so it's becoming tradition to talk about the fashion on this show on midday after anawards show. we like to do. so last night, we saw a lot of pink and metallics. >> we did. i had two favorites. the first, regina king. >> perfection. >> she wore that gownedhat show lot of leg. >> it s just the right amount. then there was jennifer lopez in a shiny concord number. i lovedt on her because lo's very j. like. >> i didn't love it. she's so gorgeous. i thought i'd see more of her. so here's my favorite. this is jemma chan. e tweeted out a video of her with a caption, no words. just stunning. the color, i read somebody she had cookies in those pockets, too. >> and in and out burger. >> it was part of valentino's

selection. >> billy porter was in a man gown. velvet. it fitted. top as a tex doe then a floor sweeping ir we were mpitioning nk. julia roberts and angela bass et, two women whoust don't age. >> they age backwards. >> nobody like rachel's dress, it was very high fashion. >> oh. all right. it's a talker. >> it is. >> all right, lauren, one more look at the forecast. >> one more look. i have to say that i really liked j. lo's outfit. i liked it. really pretty. with her in it. listen, she's another person who doesn't age either. listen listen, we've got wind advisories now, mainly the ones shaded in the light brown. winds are going to slowl die down. not until after about 9:00 p.m. tonight. so we're going to stay breezy, but good news, muc lighter winds, tuesday, wednesday,

thursday. temperatures in the upper 40s nearly 50. chance of light rain and sno into friday and i think we're not going to see much in the way of snow, but that's keep an eye on. all rain on saturday because the ature goes up. but we've got a quiet week ahead with plenty of sunshine. just got to get throughoday, but again, additional power outages possible and dn ed trees as we continue through this afternoon. be careful driving. both hands on the wheel. >> will do. thanks so much for joining us. we'll be back on the air first at 4:00. at 4:00. >> andatedfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent.

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