dang diggity dang dang da diggity dang dong ding dong ding pop da diggity ♪ ♪ flip flop tip top don't said gatorade i said minute maid i said lemonade ♪ ♪ i say federal aid i said grants and aid i said medicade i said lemonade ♪ ♪ i said first aid i said farm aid i said band-aid i said lemonade ♪ ♪ i said the game's we played and places we stayed and the fans we make we said lemonade ♪ ♪ i said we like fresh-squeezed lemonade we like fresh-squeezed lemonade ♪ ♪ i said yes, we do like lemonade we like fresh-squeezed lemonade ♪ word! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. mc minute man. let me see if i get this straight now. shout-out to questlove's class at nyu. [ cheers and applause ] shout-out to yarn! [ cheers and applause ] shout-out to dunce caps. [ cheers and applause ] shout-out to getting freaky on the dance floor. [ cheers and applause ] shout-out to winter. [ cheers and applause ] and shout-out to fresh-squeezed lemonade. >> oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and shout-out to jeff jacobs. and we'll be back with more "late night," everybody. come on back. [ chee

i want consumers to go "dang, that's a good nugget." >> byplay jerry lee lewis at the kennedy center, good morning, washington. >> everybody has jazz hands this morning. the holidays are over. it is back to work today. the weather is not too terrible, 36 degrees right now and that is a mild start. we will not make a lot of progress from here. we've got a cloudy start this morning, even a wintry mix in southern maryland that will be ending within the next hour or so. we will deal with quieter conditions and most of -- most of the moisture to take -- stayed to the south. that will be enough to cause a few delays of you have travel plans. there could be flight delays especially this morning. it will look better by this afternoon. skies will become mostly sunny today but a high between 36-42 degrees. >> in virginia on 267/the dulles toll road, there is a crash that only allows two lanes to get by coming out of herndon and reston. this is eastbound before the exit for route 7. metrorail blue line commuters may expect delays. they are a littl

there are great things about dang and on the surface it feels good. and brings a sense of pride and for myself and for other people. it's an honor to dance in the arena and wear the regalia. when things happen, when we face those obstacles

there are great things about dang and on the surface it feels good. and brings a sense of pride and for myself and for other people. it's an honor to dance in the arena and wear the regalia. when things happen, when we face those obstacles or hit those speed bumps we will have something to look at. we will something to fall back on. this is where i am and i have my daughter and making her proud of me, you know, doesn't happen everyday but it feels really good, and when i was able to share that information with her, and have her blessing and her proud of me -- [inaudible] but to give back and that kind of thing [inaudible]. all the different groups and teams and all the people that i am able to share like my life with and be a part of their life i just really -- very fortunate. >> and let's welcome her to the stage. [applause]

i want consumers to go "dang, that's a good nugget."> ♪ [reskins' fight song] >> wow. there is no lack of enthusiasm among that group. she says they all think it is great to rally around positive things in the community. of course, we want to hear your version. >> i do not know. those sound effects. >> send your clip at wjla.com. >> we are sporting the burgundy today. >> you need to do it. maybe a sweat shirt. the coldest day of the week. it will be better for the game on sunday. temperatures well into the 40's by then. in the meantime, we have to get through this one. doug hill with the latest on the forecast. >> i am gearing up for sunday. let's get started. checking out local temperatures right now. lots of 20's and even a few teens. 30 degrees in washington right now. a lot colder to the north. new england in winter. seven fellow in maine. fairly mild temperatures to the south. here is what the story will be with high pressure building in. clouds this morning on satellite and radar. high-pressure will not only control today but for

you need to be proud and i will tell you for dang sure we are all world series champions and wearing orange and black in san francisco. [cheers and applause] >> all right. now i would like to introduce two more gentlemen. the first gentleman his first year with the giants and goes to the world series. the other gentleman arrived halfway through the season. coming up to speak now is angel pagan and hunter pens. [cheers and applause] >> thank you guys. i am going to try to improvise since the mayor stole my speech. i would like to thank god. i would like to thank the san francisco giants for giving me the opportunity to play in front of you guys, the fans. my family. thank you for understanding. thank you for understanding my career. it's very tough but i try to do the best everyday. thank you to my teammates because they have taught me so many thing this year to play with a lot of heart and determination and passion for this game. they made me a better player but i want to say something special. i want to thank the fans and when we struggled through the year and i saw the fans everyda

. >> reporter: many know when you're mixing fire and any kind of accelerant it can be dang but these accidents happen. enough that the alcohol, tobacco and firearms know what to do. this is a test done by the atf. under the right circumstance, a gas can explode when pouring it over an open flai. up to two years ago no one knew or thought a gas can could act like a fire breathing dragon of sorts. where the opening can violently spew up to 13 feet of fire, making it an unintended but deadly weapon. this happened right here am baltimore county. the teenager and her family recovered from burns. we were invited to bitness how this could happen at the atf laboratory last month. >> we documented it using high speed cameras. we look at it from an engineering basis to understand what's happening. we had to do the test ourselves to see if this could actually happen. >> reporter: later this month we'll break down how to could happen, introduce you to the family and how to prevent it from happening in your backyard. >>> in our backyard baltimore saw a record low of deaths in 2012. 12 people died

. >> complete the dang fence. >> it will work this time? senator, you're one of us. >> i'm john mccain and i approve this message. >> and then, on november 6th, 2012, they lost 71% of the hispanic vote to president obama, and literally after that, they started to talk about compromise on immigration. >> we have to get rid of the immigration issue altogether, it is simple for me to fix it. i think you control the border first, create a pathway for the people here, you don't say you have to go home. and that is a position that i have evolved on. because you know what? it has got to be resolved. >> and so today, immigration became the first order of business in the new congress for some republicans. >> first step in what will continue to be difficult, but achievable. and i don't think i have to remind anyone the last major attempt was over six years ago. now we will again attempt to commit the remaining resources needed to secure the border. modernize and streamline our current immigration system, and create a tough but fair path to citizenshi

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freezing temperatures across california could put the squeeze on jane favorite citrus and leave crops danged. >> i hope it don't change the quality of the produce. like here the produce is extremely, very, very good. i hate to see it change. >>reporter: manager fears the cold could mean higher citrus praises. >> it's like the stock market. changes every day so we are at the mercy of the wholesalers and go down every morning and get it. >>reporter: central valley has been a battle to keep orchard from freezing. citrus freeze can only last a few hours below 28 degrees. but for other crops lake lettuce, the damage has already been done. frost damage is evidence. price cost can you believe nationwide within days. the price at this market is already more than 2 dollars a bunch for red leaf lettuce. another night of covering delicate plants at this garden in san francisco. experts say the freeze may harm succulent but not kill them. >> allow that plant to sit there for the rest of the cold season not to prune it because the dead material on the plant will actually insulate from it any future frost

. >> that dang lock is so annoying, it's wrapped around your seat, you've got it in your backpack. >>ces against the frame and chips and scratches things. >> and sometimes you forget to bring your lock and you're stuck watching your bike the whole time. this guy has created something called the interlock. >> it's a seat post with a bike lock inside of it. >> it's brilliant, great idea, simple, elegant, clean. >> like -- >> a retractable cord on a vacuum. >> but putting the cable through the frame, it insures the bike is secure even if someone tries to remove the seat. >> it seems like it would be easy to cut through. >> can you use it with a u-lock if you want to be extra careful and lock up the front tire as well. this is a brand-new product idea. so of course it's a kick-starter project. >> we need $48,000 to cover the cost of tools and materials to make it happen. >> if you donate $39 by may of 2013. you'll get an interlock lock for your bike. once they hit the market they'll be $50. it saves you $11. >> if you think it's a cool project, please, back the project. >>> i'm about to s

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freezing temperatures across california could put the squeeze on jane favorite citrus and leave crops danged>> i hope it don't change the quality of the produce. like here the produce is extremely, very, very good. i hate to see it change. >>reporter: manager fears the cold could mean higher citrus praises. >> it's like the stock market. changes every day so we are at the mercy of the wholesalers and go down every morning and get it. >>reporter: central valley has been a battle to keep orchard from freezing. citrus freeze can only last a few hours below 28 degrees. but for other crops lake lettuce, the damage has already been done. frost damage is evidence. price cost can you believe nationwide within days. the price at this market is already more than 2 dollars a bunch for red leaf lettuce. another night of covering delicate plants at this garden in san francisco. experts say the freeze may harm succulent but not kill them. >> allow that plant to sit there for the rest of the cold season not to prune it because the dead material on the plant will actually insulate from it any future frost.

i want consumers to go, "dang, that's a good nugget." >>> tonight at 11:00, shots fired during a s.w.a.t. raid. >> before we entered we heard a pop from inside. >> the exclusive with one officer who credits a door for saving his life. >> for the first time tonight we hear dramatic calls for help as a plane sank into freezing water. >> okay. i'm going to lose you. >> okay, can you stay on the phone with me. sir? sir? sir? i lost him. >> plus a runaway bus speeding down a busy road as the driver slumps over the wheel. how a rider was able to step in and save lives. >> first tonight, the s.w.a.t. team officer, sharing his story of survival after being shot at during a raid. >> happened in forestville, maryland. it wasn't his vest but a door that stopped the bullet. erica gonzalez starts with a news 4 exclusive. >> officers with the special operations division of prince george's county tell me they are ready for anything. they're trained. but today one particular officer was about this far away from a bullet. in an exclusive interview, this prince george's officer tells news 4 he was shot at

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i want consumers to go, "dang, that's a good nugget." >>> celebrities who welcome barack obama into secondnced the line up for president obama's second inauguration. beyonce will sing the national anthem. kelly clarkson will perform. and james taylor will sing america the beautiful. the ceremony is january 21st. the second inauguration is a week and a half away. and when he takes the oath of office. this time he'll be using two bibles instead of the traditional one. the president will use a bible owned by dr. martin luther king junior. and abraham lincoln. it is also a federal holiday honoring dr. king's birthday. >> new this morning, maryland's public schools are at the top of a new list ranking the best in the nation. quality counts 2013 gave the state's schools b plus. virginia comes in 4th. dc schools rank 45th. the list take several factors into account including graduation rate and education funding. >> here's a story for you. cool or gross? >> i'll take cool. >> no. one company introduces the ipottie. the poosabilities. get it? >> did you like doing all that? >> i did love that. >>

i want consumers to go "dang, that's a good nugget." >> coming up at 6:00 on "good morning washington,' which celebrities americans would like to live next to and who they would rather not have moved in. >> new evidence does energy drinks might not deliver the promise of mental and physical edge. >> win mid the resolution to hit the gym, a new study finds he may not have to. >> a baptist church planning to protest at the circuit court house in annapolis. they oppose the new law that legalizes same-sex marriage. the purpose is from 7:30 until 9:00 today. detours and street closures are very possible. an emotional tribute to a prince william county police officer killed in the line of duty. friends, family members and fellow officers gathered for a vigil for officer chris yung. he was responding to an accident and the minivan pulled out in front of his motorcycle. a fire engulfed both vehicles killing officer. his younger brother spoke at the vigil. >> he was my best friend. >> he was 35 years old. he leaves behind a wife and three children. note charges have been filed in connection wi

i want consumers to go "dang, that's a good nugget."his is "good morning washington," on your side. >> the prince william county police department says goodbye to one of his own who died in a motorcycle crash while on the job. >> we will go out to fedex field for a special chair redskins' super fat. good morning it is wednesday january 4. >> we will talk again with jacqui jeras. >> you could do a little bit of scraping this morning on your windshield. you want might want to get your blood flowing because it is chilly. it will be a cold end of the week. sunny skies will be abundant and our humidity will be lower so our air will warm up quickly and we have a warmer weekend in- store. temperatures t starting out at 32 degrees at reagan national and your seven- day forecast shows us 50's for next week. >> we are quiet in maryland and we have a minor incident on pennsylvania avenue in the district. virginia is busy. for about the past 1.5 hours, there is a closer investigation at gideon drive near potomac mills on the smoke town road. you mi

i want consumers to go "dang, that's a good nugget." >> a virginia man on death row for a drug-related murder is scheduled to be released tomorrow. >> there's only one thing now standing between him and freedom. >> it was earlier today after a short hearing that the judge ruled tomorrow night at 5:00, he can walk and of the jail behind the free men unless a federal appeals court steps in and stops it. his friends, families and lawyers will not predict what that judge can do. >> for jerry steinberg, everyday person has been in prison has been a difficult one. >> this is something we have been hoping for for a long time. >> after 11 and a half years, the state is different from the rest. >> i hope that may be finally over. >> a judge deciding with defense attorneys ordering his release despite strong objections from prosecutors. the judge reaffirmed last week's ruling from the judge determined he should be released and not retried. arguing prosecutors hid evidence and failed in their case. >> it's a huge victory and a great win. >> u.s. convicted in 2002 for a drug-related murder in 2001

frisk someone if they have real suspicions that the person is breaking the law or if he's armed and dang.s arguing officers take it further. >> they involve stopping people on the streets for no other than than the policeman maybed has a hunch or because of age race or demographic. it's wrong. >> stop and frisk was an important component. a former police commissioner succeeded in reducing crime in 1990s. drug-related murders plummeted by 90%. law professor author aid book on successful crime pree reduction program saying it included aggressive policing. >> number of officiy recorded stop and risk -- frisk events in new york city in one year is 700,000. these are almost all male. they are almost all young men of color. >> well stop and frisk appears to be effective when used correctly. now the professor says it's a tool one tool in this arsenal of tools and problem is that it's hard to determine how effective sit when ice yol yaiting it. >> a significant utility problem forced cancellation of some surgeries more than four hours in a nopt oakland today. that tells abc 7 news water restored

i want consumers to go "dang, that's a good nugget." >> new at 5:00 d.c. mayor and chief of police are talking about a historic low in homicides. >> 88 people were victim to homicide in the district. that is a dramatic reduction. sam ford has more on the story. >> they are saying not since john f. kennedy that d.c. has had a homicide rate this low. unlike places like chicago, baltimore, where it is up 70% where it is rising and a record year if the national's capitol. with charts and graphs they unrolled numbers that they thought were impossible years agols. only 88 homicides in 2012. in 1991, there was 468 homicides when d.c. was called the murder capitol. >> i think the use of technology is important and our units are fantastic in focusing on gangs. >> also, guns use they say of the 88 homicides 59 involve a gun, the rest did not. still a list from congress southeasts is a long one. people killed here and it continues to grow every year including two homicides in 2012. >> it is a lot to swallow for a parent. >> her son brine scott was the first homicide

earlier today on the k katie show, a south bay woman share herd own horror story. 28-year-old min dangtie duric her parents repeatedly sold her for sex saying they made her sign a contract and threatened her life. >> began selling me for sex at age 10 after years of preparation. my father raped me from age 3 until i left. >> sharing it helps me. i have a new perspective on it. sharing it reminds me it's not shame tofl share it. there is a lot in watching it again and again. >> i just. >> she says she cut ties with her parents after completing her freshman year at uc berkeley. she's an advocate@lbn to end hun trafficking. >> when we come back at 6:00 the president draws a new line in the sand on america's debt ceiling. what happens if the limit isn't lifted? who will feel it first? >> a gun buy back. it's not just weapons they're after. a poll revealing hows&á america feels about gun control. >> and the internet hero who took his life in the middle of a new campaign for social justice, online. stay with us. the ne hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a hear

i want consumers to go, "dang, that's a good nugget." >>> i, joseph r., do solemnly swear? >> i, joseph r. biden jr., do solemnly swear -- >> that i will support the constitution of the united states, against all enemies foreign and domestic -- >> earlier this morning, vice president joe biden took the oath of office. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor was there to administer the oath. >> it's sunday, january 20th. 2013. it's now time for a check on your weekend forecast. >> let's go to our meteorologist, chuck bell. >> we're on the front lawn of channel 4, and the sun is out in a mostly cloud view sky. that's the view from over the top of my head, and you are looking westbound into a mostly clear sky. temperatures are mild by january's standards, and upper 40s and low 50s all over the map, and on the whole it's going to be a mild day. winds already gusting near 40 miles per hour in western maryland, and the strong winds are moving in our direction. breezy sunshine today. temperatures well above average again in the upper 40s and low 50s around town,