. >> questlove: 425 washington state. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talkin' about. that's what i'm talkin' about. hey! hi. oh, i love you! i love you! come on. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." thank you for being here. i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] looking good. here's what everyone's talking about. tonight in houston, texas, there was yet another republican debate. [ light laughter ] even the people on "grey's anatomy" were like, "how long does this go on?" [ laughter ] is it over? [ applause ] tonight was the tenth republican debate. you can tell the candidates are getting bored up there 'cause at one point they took turns prank calling jeb bush. [ laughter ] you don't have to do that. it was funny. but cruel. that's right, there was another debate, i'm not saying they're running out of topics but this one was "batman versus superman." "on one hand, batman is an eccentric billionaire just like me, but on the other hand, superman is super just lik

he's five years old, from seattle, washington. thank you, tacoma, for sending this in. for this we're gonna be -- >> is he from tacoma? >> jimmy: no, he's from seattle. >> oh, he's from seattle. >> jimmy: this one, you'll be playing johnny, i'll be playing mike. higgins, set the scene. >> steve: johnny knocks on mike's door. [ knocking ] >> knock, knock. [ light laughter ] well, i'm johnny. what the heck? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who's there? >> johnny. >> jimmy: johnny who? >> can you just please let me in? [ laughter ] >> steve: mike stands up and opens an imaginary door. >> i'm sorry, the handle's on this side. [ laughter ] i'm sorry, if he showed up at rehearsal, he'd be better at it. [ laughter ] were telling me a knock-knock joke. >> no, i wasn't. >> steve: johnny comes in and looks around. >> hey, i like your house. >> jimmy: thanks, it's made of cards. don't touch anything. it will fall over and my mom will yell at me. [ laughter ] >> steve: johnny takes a card out from the wall. the house falls over. >> jimmy: johnny, i just told you -- don't do that. now our hou

a woman named flossie celebrated her 110th birthday in washington this week. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. you've got to see this. the local news went to talk to her about the big day. check this out. >> she is enjoying some coffee this morning because flossie, you say you're a little tired this morning. is that right? >> i am tired. [ laughter ] >> she is very tired. that's actually i heard your favorite activity to do at the center here, is to take a a little nap. >> take a nap as many times as i can. >> are you excited for your party? >> not one bit. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: are you excited -- are you excited about your party? not one bit. [ light laughter ] that woman is fantastic. oh, man. this is pretty interesting. according to a recent study of college students, some tv shows help viewers become kinder and more generous people. for instance, every time after i watch "the bachelor" i always put more money into my daughters' college funds. [ laughter and applause ] you've got to go to school. you're going to school. i can't believe that our week in l.a. is actually c

washington gas says it repaired the leaks in the area a now safe. company is also providing money for the families' lodging and repairs. >>> up next, the high-tech tool that helped police track down a missing girl in northern virginia. >>> they're back -- tide thieves, liquid gold. and here on 8th street, they made a clean getaway. the story coming up. >>> metro's ridership and revenue are down. i'm adam tough and here's the thing, metro >>> german police say a commuter train crash could have been much worse if so many adults and school children hadn't taken the day off to celebrate carnival. 10 people were killed and 80 injured, the trains slammed into each other as they rounded a curve in bavaria. both drivers are believed to have been killed. germany's transport minister said it believes an automatic braking system failed. too early to know for sure. >>> thermal and night vision from the sky helped police find a fairfax county teenage another wound up in a frigid lake in the neighborhood. this is what it looked like from the fairfax county county

be sure to download the nbc washington app. we'll send you weather alerts and you can see if schools decide to close or delay classes tomorrow. >>> there's breaking news in prince george's county tonight. a man arrested and charged with producing child porn. investigators say some of the explicit videos were made inside the elementary school where the suspect was a volunteer. jackie bensen reports with the laces e latest. >> reporter: jim, 40 videos, that's how many police are talking about showing what they describe as vial sexual acts. some of them shot during the school day inside an elementary school. now, police announced that 22-year-old deonte carraway, a volunte volunteer, is facing numerous counts of child pornography. the police chief said the investigation went from one victim to ten in a mind boggling 18-hour period this weekend. rager ron brewer explained how this was discovered. >> on thursday evening around 7:00 we were notified by the uncle of a student that they saw a nude photo on the child's phone on the appl

and you could open the nbc washington app you could search storm team for more. >>> wow, scary moments out side of a bar in fells point this morning. baltimore police say a man got into a fight with several people and took off in a minivan. in the video you are seeing him crash into cars and he backs up, jumps the curb and hits someone. she is in the hospital with broken ribs and a fractured skull. the driver got away. it is hard to watch as this individual is -- police is glad to have it. >> we want to thank the person who recorded this video, that shows us how gruesome of a situation this is. and a great job by the baltimore police who showed up on the scene, not long after this happened, and were able to track down the suspect a few blocks away from where this incident occurred. >> the driver, orlando red, is charged with a number of traffic violations. >>> we are getting a better idea of just how big that mysterious sheen is over the potomac river. but we still don't know what it is. this was darcy spencer joins us live from arlington with new details on what the coast guard saw wh

the geese don't want to be caught, and the sanctuary is right next to the george washington parkway, which causes even more concern. as for cleaning up the spill, which spreads at least eight miles down the potomac river, that won't be easy either because the oil has now spread out so much. >> there are limits to the recovery technology we use. absorbent materials like pads and absorbent booms can only soak up so much. if it's just a fine film, it's very difficult to pull that up. one of the most effective means is to use natural weathering processes to break it down. so wave action, sunlight. >> the cause of the spill has not been determined. dominion power acknowledged a transformer station near roaches run had a mineral oil spill on january 24th. in a statement, dominion said we have conducted an exhaustive cleanup of the spill in coordination with local, state, and federal officials. we recovered about 90% of the mineral oil as well as 200 tons of dirt around the site. >> we haven't linked those two together. we certainly are aware of it. we haven't ruled any source out at this p

that's on nbcwashington.com and the nbc washington app. just search zika. david culver, news4. >>> controversial drug entrepreneur infuriated lawmakers on capitol hil today after he refused to answer questions from the house committee. his name is martin shkreli. he's widely referred to as the most hated man in america. he's the guy who decided to raise the price of a life-saving drug from less than $14 per pill so $750 a pill. today during the hour-long meeting, he sat with his hands clasp and smirked causing maryland congressman elijah cummings to let loose. >> it's not funny, mr. shkreli. people are dying and they're getting sicker and sicker. >> do you think think you have done anything wrong? >> on the advice of counsel i invoke my fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination and respectfully decline to answer your question. >> just moments after shkreli was dismissed today, insulting tweets began appearing under his official account. tweets among other things calling lawmakers imbeciles. ♪ 21st night of september >> the creative force behind

reporting live in fort washington, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> thank you tracee. >>> so much for speculation that donald trump is trying to be more humble. he admitted that skipping the final gop debate may have cost him a win in iowa and he delivered a gracious concession speech on monday after his second-place finish there, but trump changed his tone today on twitter. he accused ted cruz of stealing the iowaelection. steve handelsman is following the race from new hampshire. >> reporter: hi, doreen. here at the nine lions tavern in deerfield, you got to love these quintessential new hampshire joints. a lot of these voters are aware of the latest blowup between trump and cruz. it goes back to the odd rules of the iowa caucuses where people interact before they vote. carson has already apologized for some of his people in iowa telling people that ben carson was dropping out when he wasn't so those voters would vote for cruz. trump today was demanding a redo prompting carson to complain about what he called a trum

. >> you will want to nbc washington app. we'll be sending out breaking news alerts when a winner is declared in both parties' primaries. you can watch the victory speeches there too. >>> right now we are learning more about the man who is accused of killing his wife and then turning a gun on three local police officers, killing a rookie on her first day on the street. that suspect, staff sergeant ronald hamilton, is a decorated veteran of two deployments to iraq, and he was most recently working at the pentagon. well, now he is in jail. he is being held without bond. our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey joins us live from the scene of this tragedy. julie? >> reporter: a vigil is set for tomorrow night at the scene of this terrible crime. this one to remember the suspect's wife. her name crystalh hamilton. she was a counselor to wounded warriors, but they also fear she was hiding the domestic abuse going on behind closed here. commonwealth attorney ballpaul t and other prosecutors coming to see the crime scene, to t

washington cleans up two. her team leading 18, george washington over mason 73-66. william and mary, james madison battling for the three seed in the caa second half, up by four. goes back door, and we got a two-point game. ron curry, he's good, and the colonials had no answer for him. hits, game high 21. dukes win it 71-65, lock up the three seed in the tournament. cavaliers tip off against the tar heels in a few minutes. virginia is two games behind carolina in the acc standings, but ranked four spot higher in the national ranking. they have lost 2 of the last 3. need a win tonight to stay alive for the acc regular season title. >>> college lacrosse, fourth ranked maryland on the road visiting seventh ranked yale. tied at two in the second quarter. terps on the man advantage, fires it home, two on the day. terps up 3-2, but yale dominates the second half. keeps it on the rush, calls his own number. one of five straight goals for the bulldogs. they get the upset victory >>> the caps have continued to cruise the best record in the nhl without two key players. carlso

you want to keep your nbc washington app very handy. we'll be pushing out alerts, and as soon as derrick gets those pictures up, we'll be bringing them to you live. vance? >> thanks, chris. >>> new dashcam video shows the crash involving a drunk driver. tonight some people say the punishment rendered to him does not fit the crime. >>> 18 years for a former d.c. police officer who pled guilty to sexually say althouassaultin teenagers. >>> and the long awaited d.c. streetcar rolls out this weekend. it will be free at first but we'll tell but some of the ideas for a cup of coffee just because you're a woman. so why does congress think it's ok that women get paid 20% less than a man for doing the same job? i'll fight for pay equity, to protect planned parenthood, choice for women, and expand paid and family leave. now some politicians will belittle this as a women's agenda. more proof that we just need more women in congress. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >>> an emotional outburst in court today from a father of a young g

. >>> the baltimore washington parkway is back open now. the area between 695 and 95 was closed for several hours today because of the flooding. chopper4 flew over the scene. you can see water was covering both the north and southbound lanes. some cars got stuck in the high water even though the flood threat is mostly over now. the high wind and cold air is still very much with us. both of those things. doug is in the storm center with the conditions out there right now. hi, doug. >> right now we're on the back side of that same storm system that brought us the very warm air and the very severe weather that we saw yesterday afternoon. right now completely different story. those winds out of the west to northwest. you can see what it's bringing. notice all the snow coming down from the great lakes in and around our area. many locations around our region at least saw some snowflakes today including right around downtown d.c. earlier. you can see how this whole thing is spinning around out to sea, and it will be out of residual showers left. m

right around the inn in washington. there's the red. and there's the white house. you can see the heavy rain falling across portions of the mall. that's the mall right there we're looking at. right across the mall going right like that. lincoln memorial. right about here. white house right about here. we'll continue to watch as this whole system moves on through over the next hour or so. now moving up towards the in through portions of northwest right along georgia avenue and over towards northeast and then down towards anacostia again seeing some very heavy rain. we're not done just yet. we have some more time with this. we'll continue to watch it for you as we move through. we're going right on through 7:30 here and the reason for that is because of the severe storms here, but also because of what we expect to see down to the south. i would not be surprised to see this tornado warning expanded although it does look like -- can we put the composite back on, veronica? i want to see if the pings are still here. if the pings are there, that means we still have that s

that's for areas like frederick county, maryland, hagerstown, washington county. back towards morgan county, west virginia. hardy and new hampshire counties, as well as franklin and fulten in west virginia. mostly for areas of elevation above 1,000 feet. but you could see freezing rain in that area tonight. not much rain now across our region. but we're still seeing a lot of drizzle. drizzle not picked up by the radar, but here's the next system coming through. a very powerful system, tornado damage down towards louisiana and mississippi. i'm seeing a lot of this. the same storm system moving our way. that's why we're in weather alert mode tomorrow. showers early, heavy rains with storms. we can't rule out an isolated tornado as well. the complete forecast with all of this coming up in a minute. >>> thanks, doug. with the weather alert tomorrow. we invite you to make sure you have the nbc washington app in order to track the storm as it approaches your neighborhood. >>> president obama says it's a problem he does not want to pass onto the next president -- so toda

that's a can't-miss game. >>> so many story washington nationals. the first bryce harper being reunited with papelbon. this dugout was one of the lasting images of the 2015 nationals season. he addressed the scuffle in a number of interview but today wanted to put the story to rest in his first media session in florida. >> this is the first time and last time i'll talk about it. just something that happened, something that, you know, got blown up out of proportion. it was squashed that day and things happen during the year and it's just part of baseball and part of sports and life and you try to build from that and do everything you can to not let it happen again and hopefully we can go about it the right way this year and do everything we can to come together as a team and as a family and it's all that matters. i just want to win. i just want to be a family out there pulling on the same rope every single day working hard, and doing everything we can as an organization to get better and win ball games. list for jason. i bet we're going to talk about

washington gas also responded to the scene. >>> a soggy morning on the national mall. there's some rain showers today, of course, that you saw, but we are expecting a lot more for the workweek. amelia is com

when we learn south carolina primary, we'll send you a breaking news alert from the nbc washington app. >>> thousands paid respect to justice antonin scalia as news 4's tom sherwood reports, dignitaries joined loves ones to honor his life and faith. >> reporter: the body of justice antonin scalia arriving at the basilica just before noon. vice president joseph biden represented the united states for the two-hour service, attended by the eight other members of the high court. ♪ >> reporter: the basilica which holds more than 2500 was nearly full for the funeral mass. >> and since he hoped and believed in you grant that he may be led -- >> reporter: a mass led by scalia's son, reverend paul scalia of father scalia acknowledged his mother and eight siblings and dozens of grandchildren attending. and made only a slight reference to his father's appeal in rejection across the political spectrum. >> a man loved by many, scorned by others. >> reporter: clarence thomas read a brief religious text in a service that put aside politics to honor scalia's life. >> cleanse him of his sins and gran

so make sure you download the nbc washington app. the fog in the morning, rain that could be heavy and wind with even a few thunderstorms that could come through. river flooding a possibility for tomorrow. especially these areas under a flood watch starting wednesday afternoon. northern maryland, up through areas of pennsylvania, frederick county, washington county. there's the system headed this way. i'll take you hour by hour to show you the heaviest rain coming through and we'll have more on what rivers and streams could see flooding tomorrow. >>> as she just noted. that mix of rain, leftover mountains of snow and warm temperatures tomorrow could lead to potential flooding. and tonight people are making preparations for all of that. chris gordon is in fairfax county fire and rescue station in great falls right now. chris? >> well jim, water rescuers tonight are issuing a warning -- they want you to avoid standing water in roadways, if there is flooding tomorrow. >> fairfax county swift water rescuers here at the great falls fire s

are these lines safe and what is washington gas doing about it? >> reporter: he's been told between seven and ten gas leaks have been discovered. he said the soil surrounding the damaged home was so saturated with gas it had to be aerated but the most surprising discovery, the home hit by the explosion didn't even have a gas line hooked up. he said it appears gas somehow seep eed into the home, built u in the basement, and exploded. this man says he's reassured now. >> once they started doing all the work, i felt better because they're looking in all the lines. >> reporter: a washington gas spokesman tells me all of the high grade gas leaks discovered have been repaired and the low grade leaks now on a repair schedule. he says some nonleaking lines near the affected home were also replaced as a preventative measure. i'm allly cajulie carey, news4. >>>u maryland is one of 12 states where health officials say the flu is now widespread. turns out this year's flu vaccine was a good match for the viral strain that's circulating now. doctors say it's no

it's in our nbc washington app. just hope it up and search rediscovering cuba. >>> right now there are new concerns that isis may get its hands on radioactive material that vanished from southern iraq. the highly dangerous material iridium 192 was stolen from a storage facility in november. it's used by the oilus check for leaks in pipes. officials are concerned isis fighters might get ahold of it and build a dirty bomb. the state department says there is no evidence isis pulled off that theft. >>> apple has found an unlikely ally in the fight against the fbi. they are asking them to help them hack a phone used by one of the shooters in the san bernardino attacks. ma mark barger has developments. >> reporter: apple is finding help from one of its fiercest rivals goggle. >> i think what apple is suggesting is that this little key that the government is offering -- or asking for creates a slippery slope that could potentially be made vulnerabilities for the millions of phones that are deployed around the world. >> rep

brian moore, nbc news, washington. >>> in less than an hour, officials in montgomery county will meet to help build some bridges in the community. the county's human rights committee on hate and violence says there's been a backlash against muslims ever since the terror attacks in paris and the massacre in san bernardino, california. so the members want to do something about that, and the goal tonight is to help build peace in the community. that meeting begins at 7:00 tonight at the muslim community center in silver spring. >>> we're learning something new every day. that's how scientists and doctors are describing the zika virus. there were a couple of meetings today on the virus, one with heads of the centers for disease control and the national institutes of health, and some of the news that came out of those meetings, the risk associated with puerto rico is becoming a huge focus as the virus begins to spread there. the food and drug administration is recommending blood donors returning from travel to the caribbean and central or south america wait 28 days before donating blood. p

check them out in our nbc washington app. open them up and search snow stick. >>> a makeshift memorial gin of a crime for the first time since two deputies were shot and killed. >>> plus a murder suspect's mother is turning her pain into empowerment and talking about her son's d >>> the panera restaurant where a harvard county sheriffs deputy was killed reopened today. david evans shot and killed senior deputy patrick daley in the restaurant in abingdon last week. the gunman ran outside where he shot and killed senior deputy mark lockston. a memorial, flowers, balloons and signs is sitting outside the panera now. services are being held for the deputies it week. official says it's not clear why evans shot those officers. >>> the mother of a murderer is sharing her story with news4 tonight in hopes of changing minds. and maybe saving lives. last october antoine tan yarks before turning the gun on himself. sullivan was a d.c. protective services officer. crella sullivan smith said she learned after the murder/suicide that her s

download the nbc washington app as more cancellations and delays come in. you can find them right there. >>> we have sports coming up. some bad news for one of maryland's big stars. >>> here is lester holt with a look at what's ahead on "nightly news." >> hello jim and doreen from studio 3b in new york. a volatile day in the race for president. the battle over who chooses the next supreme court justice front and center. also george w. bush has entered the campaign fray and a fired up donald trump was just waiting to pounce. we'll tell you what he had to say. also tonight yet another new study raising troubling questions about some of the heartburn maedications people take i lead the 11 o'clock news with stories of gun violence. and like many of you, my family lived through the beltway sniper crisis. in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, ban assault weapons, and mandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parent

open the nbc washington app for ways to help. just search working for you in quotations. >>> moving now to the weather. so we've got warnings, we've got advisories in effect for much of the region. so where is the greatest impact, amelia? >> if you're under a winter storm warning this is where you will see more snow and potentially more ice. you can see the winter storm warning will be for counties back to the west. frederick, loudoun, northern fauquier counties in the bright pink. this winter storm warning will start tonight very late and run through early tuesday morning. winter weather advisory in effect for the entire d.c. and baltimore metro areas. this also begins late tonight and runs through tuesday morning. again, more serious isth

we start to see that mix move into washington during the afternoon and evening hours. now, the exact timing of how long we're dealing with a mix and how quickly that transitioning to rain, still a big question mark here. this entire system still evolving. updates throughout the evening on facebook and twitter as well at tonight on news 4 at 11:00. future weather want to bring us all rain by 10:00 p.m. i think we could see some freezing rain hold on a little bit longer. but here's 9:00 a.m. tuesday. good news there, just all rain. just wet roads. my snowfall forecast. areas in light blue including the district one to two inches. two to fouro posting that on facebook and twitter. the ice forecast. i think ice is going to be the bigger concern for those of you under that winter storm watch where you could see up to a quarter inch. coating potentially here in the district and southern maryland. tuesday, high of 50 degrees. maybe late-day sunshine as that rain during the morning hours comes to an end. maybe light rain around wednesday morning, erika, but you can see after t

you can also download our nbc washington app. doreen? >> meagan fitzgerald, thank you. >>> montgomery county schools updated their background check policies and stepped up training about sex abuse after a substitute teacher was accused of abusing students a year ago. jose pineda ultimately pleaded guilty to unappropriately touching three girls. he was sentenced to five years in prison. the county now requires full all contract employees and has a database to monitor staff who have faced accusations. >>> a former administrator and coach at d.c.'s dunbar high school today pleaded guilty to sexual abuse of a number of teenage boys at that school. the man's name is charles young. he served as an assistant track coach at dunbar between 2013 and '14. during that time prosecutors say he used his position as a coach to inappropriately touch and abuse seven teenage boys. police arrested young back in 2014 after one of the victims came forward. he's been in jail since then and will be sentenced in april. >>> now to breaking news. a little boy is s

these arhe we have 23 things that you can do to get ready for the cold on our nbc washington app. download the app today to figure that out. now, 24 for a high on saturday, but temperatures fall all day. 23 on sunday, valentine's day, and look at the low around 9. i want to show you the wind chills on saturday because they're just that brutally cold. here is the windchill saturday morning at 8:00. 2 in d.c. 1 below in martinsburg. 1 below in frederick. normally during the afternoon we tend to warm, but that's not going to happen much as we move through the afternoon. saturday at 1:00 down to 4 in d.c., zero in martinsburg, and my sunday morning, look at these numbers. 3 below zero in gaithersburg. 2 below zero in martinsburg. and then on monday we've got a chance of snow. more to come with our next storm system. it's snow, then ice, then rain. the entire forecast coming up at 6:45. >>> next at 6:00, new information about the maryland deputies killed in the line of duty as the gunman'sso about his father's troubled past. >> he was a heavy drinker. he had iol problems. >>> also, an

all eyes on george washington tonight. tournament bound but things can change quickly. they will host st. joe's, one of the best teams in the a-10 conference. the colonials rolling at the h winners of three straight games. most recently a huge victory over a-10 opponent vcu. gw is several quality wins this season, especially out of conference. they have beaten virginia, tennessee, seton hall. last year around this time the team was also looking good. but they suffered a four-game losing streak to seal their fate. mike lonegan feels this season is different though. >> they know what we should be doing and i think now they're older and i think they're not afraid to hold each other accountable. our seniors, this is it. they have the rest of their lives to hang out and play around with the phones and all the other garbage but this is it. you know, we've got to get that swagger and we want to act like -- we have to act like we're one of the best teams in the league. >> st. joe's and gw tip off tonight on comcast sports net. coach went to his daughter's jv game last night and