undercover police officers nearby. and because of that, there has now been an arrest in the petworth attack. and at this point, they are relating this arrest to just this latest attack that happened last night. and the suspect has been identified as 19-year-old michael davis. 900 block of emerson. here's about what we know about ha happened in the past. the violent murder that happened this past tuesday at 6:00 p.m. involved a 66-year-old man gamed gary dedericks of colorado, he died from his injuries. wednesday at 3:00 a.m., a 53-year-old male was found unconscious in the roadway in the 4800 block of georgia avenue. he was suffering from head trauma and remains in critical condition. on wednesday evening, an adult female was assaulted while in the 5600 block of ninth street northwest. struck in the head by a blunt object and remains hospitalized. last night, undercover police patrolling petworth heard the screams of the latest victim, rushed to the scene, saw their suspect as he ran away. they say he dumped a bag that had a claw hammer inside with blood on it. he was captured a short distance away on illinois avenue. here's what the chief has to say about the linking this suspect to the three other incidents. >> we don't know yet, we don't have the links to say that this in fact is the same person. i can tell you i feel very much more comfortable now that this person is in custody. so as the day progresses, i think we'll probably get some more answers. >> reporter: now family member of the latest victim tells us that the 19-year-old was on her way home from work when she was attacked. she tells us that she was severely beaten in the head and she also says that she is now in the hospital suffering from a fractured skull and some bleeding to the brain. now, this man, who is now in police custody, the suspect, michael davis, is facing one count of aggravated assault. in northwest, i'm tracee wilkins reporting live. news4. thank you, tracee. and right now, just minutes ago the space shuttle "enterprise" arrived in new york city. this taking a few laps around the city and will soon land at jfk international airport. "early today"ier today, it took off and left dulles international airport, strapped atop a 747. news4's megan mcgrath was there as shuttle left our area and headed up to the big apple. megan? >>. >> reporter: well good morning, barbara, "enterprise" took off this morning from dulles airport without a hitch. and it really was without fan fare as well. there were no ceremonies, no runways were closed. no planes were diverted. in fact when the plane carrying "enterprise" taxied out to the runway, there were other commercial airliners lined up behind it, waiting for their turn down there on the tarmac. we did have some folks who came out to see "enterprise" take off this morning. nothing like the crowds that showed up for the discovery incident. >> they closed the whole runway and let people pull out and park. >> reporter: denise has been a fan of the shuttle program since the beginning, she saw "enterprise" fly into dulles in the 1980s and she wanted to be here today to see her off. >> i was here in 1983, the first trip that the "enterprise" made to dulles airport. before it came to the smithsonian. and so, i figured i would watch it come into the airport and i need to watch it leave. it's beautiful. it's an amazing sight and i'm really sad to see the whole program go. >> reporter: after a nine-year stint at the udvar-hazy center, "enterprise" is going to a museum in new york. takoring her place? shuttle "discovery." the arrival of "discovery" last week was a major event. thousands of people all around the area stopped what they were doing to watch her fly in. but the departure of "enterprise" today drew a much smaller crowd. among them, denise goodyear and her kids. >> i have loved the space program since i was probably their age. i was an intern at ked nnedy ani went to space camp and it's the end of an era and i want my kids to be here to experience it and see history in the making. >> reporter: just after 9:30, history was made, "enterprise," riding atop a boeing 747 raced down the runway at dulles international airport and took off into the sky. this was her final flight. >> it was amazing. it was bittersweet. we're really happy we got to see it, but it marks the end of an era. >> the fact that they got to go into space was really cool. >> reporter: "enterprise" has arrived in new york. again, without any incident. without a hitch here this morning. and no doubt, a lot of people there to see all of that happening. now, "enterprise" will be decoupled from the 747 and it will then be taken into the "intrepid" sea, air and space museum by barge. reporting live from dulles airport, megan mcgrath, news4. an exciting day ahead for new yorkers now. turning to the weather and lots of sunshine here in our area. but still cool out there. storm center 4 meteorologist tom kierein joins us with the first forecast for today and a look ahead to the weekend. tom? >> hey, barbara, good morning around the region now, we have had our winds that have been gusting to around 25, 30 miles per hour early this morning. they have diminished and thankfully when "enterprise" took off, we only had winds around 20 miles per hour. but in new york city where it just landed, they've had winds gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour. but the big 747 shouldn't have any problem with that, and apparently they did just land safely. the big story tomorrow morning is yes, a freeze, we have the possibility of freezing temperatures tomorrow is april the 28th. and yes, starting off tomorrow morning, all of those counties in blue along the pennsylvania border, the panhandle of west virginia, parts of the northern shenandoah valley could have a freeze in the morning and all across much of pennsylvania, too. right now temperatures are in the mid 50s, around washington, including prince george's, arlington, fairfax, montgomery counties. to the south, in southern maryland and parts of northern virginia, from fredericksburg to charlottesville, it's near 60 degrees. but look at that, still in the chilly 40s, hagerstown, out towards cumberland and 50 degrees in the northern shenandoah valley and the mountains where the winds are gusting 20-25 miles per hour. we'll look at the forecast in detail for today and a possibility of rain perhaps on the weekend. we'll look at that, my updated forecast into next week in just a few minutes. and we'll check the traffic now with danella sealock to tell us what's going on on the roads. >> well, if you're crossing over 395, taking the 14th street bridge here, going to see the right lane blocked by bridge work. police on the scene there, just keep to left and you are slow just a bit as you approach, not terrible, 50 miles per hour, about a 13-minute drive to get from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. now over to route 50, a live look at 50 and landover road, making your way westbound to new york avenue, travel lanes are open, 60 miles per hour, six-minute drive from the beltway to 295. back to you. >> thanks, danella. well, it's official -- robert griffin iii is a redskin. the skins picked him last night for the second overall pick in this year's nfl draft. they'll introduce him as their new quarterback tomorrow afternoon at fedex field. it was no secret washington planned on picking rgiii. griffin said that didn't make last night any less special. >> i was exciting, i was sitting there staring at the phone, waiting for the call. so they called the other phone. it was pretty cool, even when you know where you're going, you still want to act as if you don't. you don't know what could happen. so i'm excited to be a redskin. >> rounds two and three of the draft are tonight. the redskins traded their second-round pick along with their 2013 and 2014 first-round picks to the st. louis rams to move up in the draft and choose rgiii. to say redskins fans are excited about rgiii's arrival would be a bit of an understatement. [ cheers and applause ] >> thousands of fans celebrated griffin's selection last night. at a draft party at fedex field. keep in mind, they had known for weeks that the skins would likely pick the heisman trophy winner. many fans say rgiii will return the burgundy and gold to prominence. >> it's time, we've waited, we've been patient, it's time. >> i love his charisma. i love the fact that he's a stand-up guy and he's a go-getter. >> this guy is the start. he's the piece that we need to build around. that we haven't had in years. >> just how desperate are redskins fans for a franchise quarterback? well, consider this -- the team has started 21 quarterbacks over the last 19 seasons. today, the former marine accused of firing shots at several military buildings, including the pentagon, will be formally sentenced. jonathan malaku was arrested last june for the shootings in the fall of 2010. no one was injured in any of the attacks. he pleaded guilty to the charges in january and agree dodd a 25-year prison sentence. a day care landover is closed today after a man went on a rampage with a baseball bat. police say michael tyrone young pretended to be a parent to get inside the its a family affair center. along garrett morgan boulevard. he's accused of attacking a security guard and breaking several windows inside the building. no children saw the incident or were hurt. the security guard something treated for a broken, for some broken bones in his face and we're told that young will undergo a mental examination. ten minutes after 11:00 is our time. coming up, what homeland security officials are on the lookout for as the anniversary of osama bin laden's death approaches. plus, a scare on board a plane before it even gets off the ground. why federal health investigators ordered every passenger to be quarantined. stay with us for that and we're looking now at a live picture from up in new york city where i think the shuttle is just about to land. at jfk airport. there it is. coming in right now for a landing at jfk, a very exciting day for new yorkers. kind of like what we were feeling last week, and here it comes. on its approach now to jfk airport in new york city. on long island. of course it will be ferried by truck from there and then by boat to the "intrepid" museum where it will be housed as we will have ours here at the udvar-hazy museum. we'll be back in a moment. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. 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>> good morning. well i'm told there's some interest in what's going on this weekend. a lot of things are going on outside. on saturday, and sunday. but for this afternoon, if you have outdoor plans, no problems. just a little bit of a blustery wind, a live view from our sky watcher camera. right now, reagan national, 56 degrees, wind out of the west at about 15 miles per hour. one of our viewers sent this gorgeous photo in of the bluebells in their yard, in the hillendale part. if you have a nature photo, send it to weather@nbcwashington.com. around the region, it's chilly, we're in the low to mid 50s around the metro area. reagan national at 56, in prince george's county, montgomery, arlington, fafl, only low to mid 50s. west and north, only in the 40s near the pennsylvania border. parts of the shenandoah valley. panhandle of west virginia, around 50 degrees now. look at the latest wind gusts, they've picked up a little bit. after they died down mid morning, they've picked up again, now gusting to near 30 around the bay, whitecaps on the bay and parts of the potomac. west and north, not quite as strong, generally around 20-mile-per-hour gusts. farther west and north we have a freeze watch. we could get freezing temperatures, all of these maryland counties near the pennsylvania border, including frederick and washington county, panhandle of west virginia, northern shenandoah valley. highlands of west virginia, down near or below freezing by dawn tomorrow. here's the view from space over the last few hours, we've had few clouds coming through. but a lot of sun, southern maryland, much of northern virginia and we'll have a lot of sun for the rest of the afternoon. over the next 48 hours, as we get into the evening hours, we'll cloud up. by saturday afternoon, all this area in color, is the zone of potential rain. might get some light to moderate showers saturday afternoon to our north and maybe later in the afternoon and evening, too, zipping on by through middle evening. and then after midnight, on saturday night and by dawn on sunday, we will begin to clear out and we'll have plenty of sunshine back by sunday afternoon. so here's how things are looking for the rest of this friday afternoon. yes, still a bit of a blustery wind, but we'll have the sunshine, temperatures reaching the mid 60s by mid afternoon. it's going to take a while to gradually get up there. but most areas only around 60 agrees, winds should settle down to 20 miles per hour. under a clear sky, winds diminishing even more, we'll drop from 60 near sunset. and by midnight, should be around 50 degrees and around the metro area, upper 30s to near 40 degrees by dawn on saturday. west and north, a near freeze. later in the afternoon, a lot of clouds around, and a chilly day. only in the 50s for highs and we might get those passing showers during the afternoon and early evening. and then sunday morning, cloudy, the mid 40s, afternoon highs, mid 60s. and we'll get the sunshine back and then on monday, partly cloudy and could have another freeze in the morning monday and during the afternoon, into the mid 60s. and then warming up as we get into midweek next week, mid 70s wednesday and thursday, small chance of passing showers. >> tom, thank you. and let's check on the mid day traffic again with danella. >> well now we have good news if you're crossing over 395, earlier on 395, we had some bridge work taking away the right lane. the right lane is now open and you're clear to cross, checking things all over the beltway, if you're traveling on the beltway in montgomery county, prince george's county, you're in the clear. barbara, back to you. >> 11:20 the time. still ahead on "news4 midday," makeup advice for your special day. we continue wedding week on "news4 midday." and stick around, after the makeup, here come the brides. all dressed in white. you'll want to see it. a beautiful, beautiful display of gorgeous dresses. plus how a rice cooker can make your life a lot easier. the author of the book, "300 best rice cooker recipes" shows us how to do it what makes the sleep number store different? 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i'm sauteing in the rice cooker, i just turned it on, i've got it hot and we're adding onions and some garlic. and so we saute this for a bit. and then to this i'm going to add our delicious mushrooms which i have some shiitake and white button mushrooms, we saute this together and to this we're going to add the tamari. it's a soy sauce, it's different from soy sauce, soy sauce is made from wheat and soybeans but tamari is made exclusively from soybeans, it's richer, more complex and gluten-free. >> and then we odd our broth. >> we're not going to use the wine today, however. and we're going to add our wheat berries. >> tell me about wheat berries. >> they're not a berry. they're the whole wheat kernel. and it includes the brand and the germ, which makes it the most nutritious form of wheat you can eat because it has all the nutrients still in it filled with fiber as well as protein. it's very healthy. it's actual lay one-pot meal. you've got everything you need going for it. we just stir to combine all of this. >> and then you close the top? >> we close the top and then we just wait for all of the grains to absorb the delicious broth. >> a lot of rice cookers will turn themselves off when the rice is down or whatever you're cooking in it. so you could do this in the morning before you go to work and leave it? >> well, that's more of a slow cooker this is excellent because i don't know about you, but i don't have time in the morning to buy all my groceries and get it into a slow cooker. say it's 4:00, what am i going to make for dinner, i go to the grocery store, throw it in and depending on what the recipe is, you can have dinner done in about a half an hour. this is about an hour and a half. >> let's see the finished product. it looks fabulous. >> this is our wheat berries with wild mushrooms and finish with some delicious herbs, thyme, rosemary and lemon zest and we sprinkled some parsley on top. >> that looks fabulous, i want to taste it. >> i would love for you to taste it. >> it looks delicious, let's see -- mmm, very good. >> it's very chewy and nutty in texture, it's a satisfying dish. >> katy chin, thank you. >> city of hope walk is tomorrow, the walk for hope to support womens cancers on third and pennsylvania, registration at 8:00. >> thanks for coming. >> 2 11:27, coming up in the next half hour of "news4 midday." the dramatic video of armed robbers, who they're targeting makes this crime especially surprising. plus, windy conditions today, tom kierein is back with [ male announcer ] does your cable company keep charging you more... and more... and more? 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>> still a chill in the air, barbara. around our region, temperatures are in the 50s most locations. around the hometown network right now, chantilly, 57, gaithersburg, 53, andrews air force base, prince george's county, 54. beautiful saint michaels, is in the mid 50s. we have a freeze watch out for those counties across the northern part of maryland into the pennsylvania border and out in the mountains for tomorrow morning. freezing temperatures perhaps tomorrow morning. for the rest of the afternoon, quite a bit of sun, highs reaching the mid 60s. the winds gusting right now to around 20 miles per hour will diminish overnight. by dawn tomorrow, it will probably be near 40 around the metro area. but those areas, 30, 40 miles west and north of washington could have near-freezing temperatures and the rest of saturday looking cloudy. could have passing showers, it looks like now for the afternoon and into the evening, there might be a moderate shower, perhaps mid afternoon, into early evening. after that, some clouds lingering sunday morning. sun back sunday afternoon. partly cloudy on monday. highs both sunday and monday, mid 60s, it will warm up midweek next week, it may hit 70s by wednesday and thursday. >> thank you, tom. and let's get another check on our midday traffic, with danella sealock standing by. >> good morning, barbara, the roads look great, happy friday if you're watching and you're celebrating at home. taking the day off. get out of the house and get on the roadways, they're clear, crossing over the american legion bridge heading into virginia, no issues at all. look at this, robinson terminal again. and making your way on the outer loop in the area, you're at 58 miles per hour, about 13 minutes to get from the dulles toll road to the interchange. over to i-95, no the bad as you make your way southbound, connecting to the beltway, northbound pretty clear at this time. southbound, you're driving at 65 miles per hour. barbara, back over to you. >> thank you. d.c. has a new millionaire, d.c. lottery officials posted this picture of william lindsay on twitter. the virginian won $1 million during wednesday's powerball drau drawing. he bought the ticket at the congressional exxon on new york avenue. april has been a lucky month for residents in the district. the second $1 million powerball winner in the district. the economy is showing slowing growth for the first three months of the year. cnbc hampton pearson joins us with more. >> maybe the new millionaire can invest in the markets. ironically, i can almost see that congressional exxon as i look out the window on the other side of the camera. anyway, let's get to the business news. stocks did open higher following early gains in europe. but were in a narrow trading range because of new concerns about the u.s. economy. right now the dow is up about 28 points, about .2%. the nasdaq up 15 points, .5%. the s&p up two points, abo about .1%. the american economy grew more slowly in the first three months of the year. governments spent less and business cut back on investment. but consumers are spending at the fastest pace in more than a year. here are the numbers. gdp for the first quarter was 2.2%. down from 3% the final quarter of last year. consumers spending ak sem rated to 2.9% annual rate in the first quarter, with a big boost from auto sales. consumer spending is closely watched because it accounts for about 70% of all economic activity. and the closely-watched university of michigan consumer sentiment index finds a little more optimism about the economy and a little less anxiety about rising gasoline prices over the last month. checking earnings news, procter & gamble reported a 16% profit slump in the first three months of the year, due to higher costs for raw materials and restructuring charges, the stock down 3% in early trading. on the flip side, amazon.com was up double digits after reporting a big gain in shipments. the online retailer saw faster growth for its web services, and sales of digital goods increased profit margins. for amazon, nine out of the top selling products were digital, e-books, movies and music. >> sorry you didn't get us both powerball tickets, have a great weekend. >> i'll have to check that place out. >> 11:38 the time. still ahead, tears over a foul ball and the video that has gone viral. plus, the big finale to wedding week. advice on how to pick the advice on how to pick the perfect wedding gowns. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. 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>> there are lot of time we do use nonsmear, but it's a little bit drying. we want to make sure our bride has a lip stick to touch up during the course of the night. after a wheel we're not thinking about that too much. that's why we keep the focus on the eyes. so she doesn't tend to look like she's coming undone. >> is there any problem of being over-made up. a bride wants to look fresh and young. are there any don't when it comes to makeup for a bride. >> this is a fine line, you want to be in context with what you're wearing, you're wearing a more formal gown than you're wearing on an everyday basis. you want to be in context, but you want to be fresh, you're walking around, greeting guests, walking down the aisle to your husband, you want to look fresh and dewy. that's he why i think a lot of people tends towards using a professional on the wedding day. >> how many hours ahead of the wedding should the make-up artist be there getting the bride ready to go. >> it depends on how many people we're going to be doing. normally an hour for the bride and half an hour for each additional person. >> wow. what does it cost in general to have a make-up artist? >> it's going to range. a more seasoned make-up artist going to be anywhere from $200 to $300 for the bride. and then about $90 to $115 for each additional. >> does the make-up artist stay to do the wedding after the bridal ceremony. >> a lot of brides are doing the first look where they're seeing the husbands before the actual ceremony and they want to have their make-up artists on hand for the touch-ups and wedding pictures. >> for women who decide they're going to do the make-up themselves, any word of warning or encouragement. >> you want to make sure you're staying away from trends. there are a lot of beautiful colors out there for lips and eyes. you don't want to take a look back at your pictures and say, what was i thinking. so keep it fresh, classic and elegant. >> as these wonderful brides look today. you guys look terrific. thanks for being our models. one last look, absolutely gorgeous. you could walk down the aisle today. and now, our final segment for wedding week. focuses on the wedding dress. for most brides, it is the most important and personal piece of the wedding planning. corine krayik of corine's bridal atelier, joins us with questions every bride should answer before she shops, welcome back, corine, welcome back. what is the most important thing a bride should think of when she's thinking of the dress she's going to buy? >> it's really important to get yourself ready for the appointment. to come in, so make sure the people that you're bringing for the appointment are you know, thatter your close friends and your mother and your sister. not like don't bring the whole gang with you. and have a little bit of research and study what there is, really out there, before you come in. >> should the dress fit the place where the wedding is going to be. >> we always suggest to have the venue ready before you come in a garden wedding is dichb than a formal wedding. >> let's start. >> we're starting with the spring 2013 collection from ravinni. lace is really big this season. the high neck, the lace is also in color, color is very popular. >> look at the back. >> the keyhole back accent is gorgeous. color is very big trend with bridal this season. we have pink, blues, reds. different hues all around the board. this is a soft blush with a silvertone lace. >> not exactly white, but it's absolutely beautiful. turn around is we can see the back, the train of the dress, absolutely gorgeous. next model, then, that's absolutely beautiful. >> this gown is by carolina herrera, it's the peplum flair, you're seeing the eveningwear introduced into bridal. it's fashion-forward. the peplum feel, the straight column skirt and the solid accent at the top. a really chic city style with a nice soft accent right across the belt. >> very sexy, too. >> the make-up was done by irwin gomez, a beautiful hair bun, hair by gisele. beautiful accent. not too much. don't have to do it. be yourself. >> let's see the next bride. this is by monique luhullier. we've got the capelet goes across the top. this is a new way to fashion a veil. it doesn't have to be at the top of the head, you're putting it across the shoulder to cover your shoulder and then we've got the beautiful gold lace up at the top with the skirt at the bottom for the ceremony and then for the reception, you can just take this off. so two pieces are in. now you're going to get a completely different look for your reception. and there's your gown. beautiful slit up at the front, if you just spin around really quick, you see it doesn't, you don't have to worry about a bustle. everything is set for you. here you go. don't leave without your accessories. >> this gown is by angel sanchez, the spring 2013 collection and sequins are in. with this one he did a very modern take. angel sanchez used to be an architect and then became a designer. you see the intricate lace details and the pop of the sequins, the sequins are not the typical sequins we find, they're really big and beautiful and the circles play very well with the lace accent and the soft pick-up in the front. a soft pony tail again very sleek and straight, you don't need to do anything crazy with this dress. >> absolutely beautiful. now our cathedral bride. the piece' de' resistance. >> bmarchesa, the lace details going up across the body. you see the soft, nude, chiffon piece, as well as all of the soft lace details. you've got the tulle skirt down at the bottom and the soft accent with the veil. >> could we get all the other brides to come back out. so we could say good-bye and thank you so much. >> thank you to everybody. thank you to amaryllis for the flowers for the whole week, to irwin for doing the makeup and hair by gisele for doing the hair accents. thank you very much for having us, it was a great, great time. >> you've made our wedding week just absolutely beautiful. thank you to the models, all of you. >> our time right now is 11:49. coming up, the celebrities in town for the white house correspondents' dinner tomorrow. plus meteorologist tom kierein will be back with when we could see rain this weekend, it can be a flood weekend for celebrity sightings in the district. tommy mcfly from 94.5 fresh fm. >> how is it going, white house correspondents' weekend. the super bowl of celebrities in washington. george clooney to goldie hahn. lindsay lohan is coming, kim kardashian is coming. >> lindsay lohan is guest of greta van susterin. she always brings the big shocking nails, she's brought ozzie osbourne, kim kardashian, and she's brought all of them. this is the weekend that everybody flexes their muscles in washington as to who they bring in. >> it's gotten crazy, hollywood oriented. are you going to be out there looking? >> yes i'm going to be running around, doing a little celebrity watching. i would say my recommendation are going to be the bars at the nice hotels in town. you could maybe get a blurry facebook photo as they run past. >> speaking of video, a recent rangers game had, has gone viral. >> it was very interesting. >> dell us about it. >> a player tossed a foul ball into the stands, in theory, at a kid. to a kid. and the people in front grabbed it, they got a photo with it they were so excited, taking pictures and the kid loses his mind, he's crying and in theory the ball was going to the kid. >> now this morning on the "today show," the dad, the child's father said everybody is really angry with the people who caught the ball. but he says, don't blame them. >> we tried to calm him down, quiet him down, i turned my back to him, i don't know if they knew what was going on. some of the other people behind us did, but beside us, i think the noise didn't carry that direction. so he -- i think it was a little unfair to them. >> the kid eventually got a ball. but it's interesting because they're saying that they didn't know. how do you not know there's a screaming kid next to you freaking out. >> who has got a glove on his hand. >> it goes back to the whole rule of no crying in baseball but the kid is a little kid. >> you give the kid the ball totally. being a baseball fan in the stands, at a nats game, if it's hit and you catch it? that's a whole different set of rules than if a player toss it is in the crowd. >> it was tossed into the crowd. the player tossed it to the kid. >> they should have known that. finally two young british girls on the ellen degeneres. >> sophia grace and rosie, they're awesome. we know them because they came on the ellen show and sang nicky minimum aj's song. >> i've gone a fan club. on my fan club we looked on it one day and britney spears was following me. >> and justin bieber tweeted about us. >> you think they can write yet? >> huge deal for those little girls to have that many followers, britney spears and justin bieber, it's a big deal. >> do you think they can actually -- >> you would be surprised how smart kids are. they're better at an iphone than i am. >> with the thumbs and everything? >> absolutely. >> i guess you don't need thumbs for the iphone. they'll be on today at 3:00. >> they're having tea with hugh grant. >> they're from the same area. >> are your going to go out tomorrow night. >> i'm going to go out a little bit. it's like celebrity trick-or-treating. >> we'll see you next week. >> thank you, tommy mcfly. we're going to look at stories we're following this afternoon. pat lawson-muse joins us with more. >> coming up, a busy friday already. we're continuing to uncoming new details this morning about an arrest in the petworth neighborhood of the city after another attack with a hammer overnight. and we'll have the latest on that. also coming up on news4 at 4:00, some virginia residents are upset after the state recalled license tags saying their messages about osama bin laden were profane. we're going to hear from a man who had been driving around for seven years, before his plate was finally flagged. and the reviews are in. tonight at 5:00, "washington post" food critic dishes out his thoughts about jewel of india. in silver spring. we'll give you a taste coming up on news4 starting at 4:00. >> that looked delicious. >> it sure did. thank you, pat. we have a final check on the forecast. >> as we approach noon. still a chill in the air, temperatures 50 near 60, but winter is saying no the so fast. could get a freeze tomorrow morning. all of those counties in blue. yes indeed. up near the pennsylvania border, out in the shenandoah valley in the mountains, maybe down to near freezing tomorrow morning. we'll be perhaps near 40 around the metro area. highs today, mid 60s, a blustery wind settling down this afternoon. cloudy tomorrow, might get afternoon and evening showers on saturday. after that drying out saturday night. clouds around sunday morning. sun back sunday afternoon. mid 60s, highs mid 60s monday. partly cloudy, warming up midweek next week. have a great weekend, see you monday morning. >> you, too, tom. that's "news4 midday" for today and this week. we thank you for being with us. we invite you to tune in for more today at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. tune to news4 throughout the weekend. we'll be back on monday morning. hope you plan to join us, until then have a terrific day, great weekend and we'll see you [ male announcer ] does your cable company keep charging you more... and more... and more? 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