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let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your car truck or suv fast, safe and fair with three simple steps: one -- get your free online valuation. two -- drive to your local car-buying center. three -- walk out with a check in as little as thirty minutes. buying cars is all we do. all makes and models and no dealership pressure we'll even settle your loan or lease. so, don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com. you're watching news4 midday. >> indoenesian police identified three more airasia craft victims today. so far, 30 bodies have been recovered from the java sea. the identified bodies were turned over to the victims' families. some of the wreckage has been pulled from the water. bad weather has interrupted search and rescue operations since flight 8501 disappeared on december 28. 162 people were on board when that plane went down. a new year possibly a new data breach. chick-fil-a say it may have been hacked and they're looking into the reports of the pope -- potential unusual activity. a data breach has not been confirmed but there is an on going investigation to determine what's going on. if a breach is revealed chick-fil-a is assuring customers any fraudulent charges will be the restaurant's responsibility. information just in, senator harry reid takes a fall. a look at how serious his injuries are. tom kierein under a mostly cloudy sky. a little bit of fuzzy sunshine coming through. you're away from the tv you can check out the right now, d.c. council members are taking the oath of office. council member anita bass just finished speaking right now. then the mayor elect muriel bowser will be sworn in. that's coming within the next few minutes. keep it right here for the latest. virginia's former first lady marie mcdonnell reportedly asked an nfl player for money. she also reportedly asked him not to tell her husband. the football player was maureen's sister-in-law's old boyfriend and the claims were written in the letter to the u.s. district judge in part of a request to show leniency to the former governor. he will be sentenced next week. you could be part of a new process if you live in arlington. it comes after frustrations from the local residents. it will ask for community input where schools and other infrastructure should be built. 20 residents will be elected to study and advise officials and they will be asked how to retain parks and open space. it's an attempt to restore what's called the arlington way of seeking consensus. senator harry reid is recovering this morning after being hurt while exercising. his office says the 75-year-old broke several ribs and bones in his face after falling at his home in nevada. a resistance band he was using broke and that caused him to fall. reid spent new year's day in the hospital and he's expected to be back here in d.c. on tuesday for the beginning of the new congress. this morning, washington is remembering a giant in new york politics. former governor mario cuomo passed away yesterday. nbc's tracie potts has more on his legacy from capitol hill. >> reporter: hi, richard. mario cuomo of new york died just hours after andrew was inaugurate rated. he is being remembered as a giant not only in new york government and politics but also nationally. it was his speech in 1984 that got a lot of people thinking he should run for president. he did not, but still had a huge influence. and this morning, condolences are pouring in from democrats like the clintons who called him a friend and in a statement we got earlier this morning, president obama who called governor cuomo governor andrew cuomo and said his father was a champion of progressive values. we are hearing from peter king and chris christie who called him a role model. people may not realize, he was a minor league baseball player before going into politics. cuomo was 82 years old. richard? >> all right. thanks to tracie potts on the hill. for more on cuomo's legacy we are joined by mark murray, nbc political editor. good morning. >> good morning to you. >> so he was really respected from both sides of the aisle, mario cuomo. why is that? >> i think one of his big legacies he was a progressive in a much more political conservative era. you know when he ended up giving that convention speech in 1984 that was an election that ronald reagan was going to win in a blowout fashion over walter mondale. and later the next democratic candidate who ended up winning the presidency bill clinton not mario cuomo because cuomo decided not to run, he governmentgoverned more in a centrist in a lot of ways. so in a lot of ways he ended up having mario cuomo become this beacon to progressism. it hasn't come out until the obama era, so that's the best way to understand mario cuomo and his political legacy. >> he never ran for president, even though in the late '80s, he was popular. why didn't he run? >> part of it is sometimes he and -- he's been quoted extensively saying you have to do all the things to run for president. you have to raise money. pretty much devote ten years of your life to run for it and then run for it and then run for re-election re-election. you don't have to run for the presidency to shape american politics. he's a big, big figure, somebody who never even got on that presidential stage. >> of course new york is such a big state in the country anyways so he was able to make a difference. >> that's right. when you're mayor or governor of new york you're a lot better known than other folks in the country. >> exactly. so we have been talking about all morning the new council members become sworn in in the district. what do you see that the future holds for this council and the republicans in control of congress? >> one little reminder, any time the republicans congress -- control congress unilaterally it's usually not good news for d.c. those who want to control and have their open laws in place and congress can be a thorn in their side. that was a reflection of the day that republicans won control of the united states senate that history was kind of written there. but definitely a new era for d.c. and certainly a new mayor. >> mark thanks a lot. have a good weekend. >> you too. >> far more from mark and theest rest of the political team, check out "first read." it's not happy new year for general motors as they make another vehicle recall. this one affects about 92,000 suvs and trucks. an issue can make the ignition stick. it involves some tahoes and escalades. gm said there have been no crashes. last year gm recalled 2.6 million small cars for defective ignition switches and that was linked to at least 42 deaths. live coverage right now from the washington convention center where the final d.c. council members are being sworn in ahead of the district's new mayor taking the oath of office. and the college football players that could be punished for a video posted right know we're close to having the entire d.c. council sworn in to office. it's the swearing-in ceremony that's taking place at the washington convention center. alyssa silverman is speaking right now. phil mendelssohn will be the last one to take the oath and then muriel bowser will be sworn in. we are bringing you the highlights throughout the hour. many caps fans have a memory to last a lifetime after a great game, the winter classic was one to remember. the setting was perfect. and the game lived up to the hype. it came complete with the early lead for the caps and then the comeback by chicago. but the it was the final seconds of the game the crowd of 43,000 plus watched right there. troy brouwer scoring that game. the fans were dancing in the stands. many say it's something they'll remember for a long time. >> well we didn't know what was going on at first and we were confused no it will go into overtime and it was a great experience. >> everyone started rockin' the red. you know caps caps caps and they came through and it was nice. >> fans weren't deterred by the cold weather either. many stayed in the stadium a good 30 to 40 minutes after the end of the game just to take it all in. the celebration was cut short for the oregon ducks team. several are in trouble of the way they celebrated in their win. oregon players are chanting no means no. it was meant to mock florida state quarterback jameis winston. in 2012, a woman accused winston of raping her. he was never charged. oregon's coached the chant inappropriate and said the athletes will be disciplined. also this morning, we know who will be playing oregon for college football's first ever playoff championship. the number four ohio state buckeyes upset alabama for a spot in the championship game. ohio state was able to overcome the loss of its first string quarterback back in august. they have now won 12 games in a row. the national championship game is monday night at at&t stadium in arlington, texas. we are following the developing story out of west virginia this morning. a dangerous traffic stop for state troopers after what was found after the chaos. wait till you hear that. plus, not only are we getting rain this weekend, but we are also in for a big warm-up on sunday. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is back with the details and a look at the forecast. also back to the live pictures the swearing-in ceremony continues at the convention center. the d.c. mayor about to give her inaugural address in a right now we are watching rain to our south on storm team 4 radar. that wet weather will be moving into our area just in time for the weekend and for more on the timing of that rain, we are joined by storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. why does it have to end like this? >> some people want to walk off the holiday you know what, as we had the dry weather the last few days. and does look like it will be turning wetter as we get into the weekend as low pressure is approaching on saturday. staying dry though the rest of today. there's a live view from the storm team 4 tower camera overlooking washington. we have mid level and high level clouds but they're thin enough to allow a little sunshine to come through, the high clouds and that's the story for the rest of the afternoon. temperatures right now are well above freezing. we are in the low 40s. shenandoah valley in the upper 30s. around the bay in the low to mid 40s. we have a very light breeze accompanying the high clouds as they're coming over. storm team 4 radar not picking up any rain anywhere around our vicinity. that is way out to the south and southwest. this is where there may be some travel delays, maybe around atlanta, mississippi and parts of texas, louisiana getting a little bit of rain. way out in west texas and oklahoma getting some icing in this pink zone. then up in new england, getting a little bit of some snow there. maybe some travel delays driving especially in upstate new york. rest of the country is looking dry, so no travel problems today. today may be a big travel day as folks are headed home from the holidays. i love this photo, this was taken yesterday. new year's day. at sandy point state park. i love those high clouds and that deep blue sky with the kites flying. this photo posted by jen johnson on twitter. and you can share your photos on facebook as well. that's where i post my photos, facebook twitter and instagram. when you're away from the tv keep up with all the latest weather with the storm team 4 weather app. get it on google play in the itune store. afternoon clouds will continue to be with us. we should be hitting the upper 40s by mid afternoon. then overnight tonight, cloudy if you're going out tonight, you should be all right. stay above freezing, upper 30s by midnight. then around dawn on saturday some of the light rain moves into northern virginia. should be into the metro area by mid-morning. this is the latest timing the area in the green, a little bit of the light rain. this is as of around 9:00 scattered light showers. light rain by noontime, covering most of virginia, west virginia and maryland. then in the afternoon hours the one round of rain moves off to the north and east. maybe another passing shower late saturday night. then during the day on sunday, another line of showers coming through. mainly in the morning. these showers coming through 5:00 a.m. through mid-morning an a smaller chance of an additional shower. big change in temperatures too. mid 40s on saturday afternoon and back to work and school on monday and the next week staying dry with sunshine each day up near 40. towards the end of the week highs near the mid 40s. now to the developing story spanning two states. two police officers are recovering after being shot in west virginia during a traffic stop. that traffic stop led to the discovery of two bodies. police say the victims are from north carolina. the bizarre incident happened north of charles burg. a suv had been reported stolen and another truck pulled up and someone started to shoot at the officer officers. both suspects managed to get away and then quickly arrested. two bodies were found in one of the trucks. we are waiting to hear today whether a jury will grant a request to delay the trial of boston bombing suspect tsarnaev. yesterday, prosecutors urged the court not to delay the trial or change the venue. his trial is scheduled to begin on monday. if you live in montgomery county you may by affected by the trash hauler's strike. some routes are still being serviced. since no collections were earlier this week, the slide backs are back one day. they're urging people to place the items curbside. and you can expect some changes next week if you use the woodley park station on the red line. metro will begin a major project to install six escalators. the project is expected to be completed in 2018. the woodley park escalators are the longest in system. metro hopes to replace more than 130 of the system's oldest escalators to improve reliability. they have already done replacements at dupont circle and are currently replacing escalators at the bethesda station. cancer causes the biggest factor in who gets cancer and who doesn't. plus, a look at the offer being made to playstation users unautomobile to use the game right now d.c.'s new mayor is about to take the oath of office. these are the live pictures here from the washington convention center. we just finished the swearing-in ceremony for the d.c. council members that were elected in the most recent election. so at any moment now, muriel bowser will stand up and she will be sworn in. that swearing-in ceremony will be officiated by d.c. chief judge eric washington and then after the swearing-in that's when the outgoing mayor, vincent gray who you see with the tie on the right, he will present the seal to the new mayor. muriel bowser is stepping up to the podium and judge eric washington will be administering the oath. about to happen any moment now. let's see if we can listen in. as that swearing-in ceremony takes place, again, muriel bowser to become the seventh elected mayor of the district today. >> are you prepared to take the oath of office and become the next mayor of district of columbia. >> i am. >> please repeat after me. i state your name. >> i muriel elizabeth bowser. -- >> do solemnly swear. >> do sol edgily swear. >> i will faithfully execute. >> i will faithly execute. >> the laws of the united states of america. >> the laws of the united states of america. >> and of the district of columbia. >> and of the district of columbia. >> and will to the best of my ability -- >> and will to the best of my ability -- >> preserve protect and defend. >> preserve protect and defend. >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> and will faithfully discharge. >> and will faithfully discharge. >> the duties of the mayor of the district of columbia. >> the duties of the mayor of the district of columbia. >> which i'm about to enter. >> which i'm about to enter. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> applause and celebration there as muriel bowser is sworn in as d.c.'s next mayor. once the crowd calms down then we will have outgoing mayor vincent gray present the seal to the new mayor, muriel bowser. she is joined there by some family and friends. only about 20 of her closest family and friends were allowed to take part in the special moment with her on stage. watch the entire ceremony on nbc washington.com. but we'll bring you the highlights throughout the hour and we expect bowser will deliver her inaugural address shortly. a new study says that taking your kids to church can discourage them from using drugs and alcohol. kids living in harsh environments were less likely to abuse drugs and alcohol when they had access to church services and pastors. many said attending church helped them feel more connected to their parents and communities. the study was published by the american psychological association. it seems that luck plays a major role in who gets cancer and who doesn't. researchers found that two-thirds of cancer types can be blamed on random mutations and not genetics or risky habits like smoking. they looked at 31 cancer types and found 22 of them including leukemia, brain cancer and several others could be explained largely by these random mew random mutations. playstation owners are getting a break following a recent cyber attack. sony is offering the owners a five-day extension. the network went down on christmas day by an external attack. millions couldn't connect. and it stopped the playstation users from connecting to it. if you're looking to buy an xbox 1 gaming console, today is the day. microsoft plans to end the $50 price cut tomorrow. on saturday, it will return to the regular price of $399. in addition best buy and target are throwing in a $50 gift card with the purchase of an xbox item. let's go live to the washington convention center and d.c.'s new mayor is giving her inaugural speech. >> and dedicated to supporting all of our families. two months ago, we came together on election day to reaffirm our democratic values. that each of us is equal and they -- in the eyes of god and our government. that every washingtonian deserves a fair shot and a seat at the table. that every washingtonian deserves the opportunity to live in a safe and affordable home and that the middle class is worth protecting and fighting for. in this administration, a bowser administration, we're going to fight for those values. everybody knows by now that i'm joe and joan bowser's youngest daughter and i proudly served ward 4 for the last 7 1/2 years. i walked in the footsteps of arlington, charlene and arrington and i continue to be grateful for the love and trust of those who elected me three times. you know that my folks live in ward 5. my sister in ward 8. two of my brothers in 6 and 7. and me in ward 4. we are washington, d.c. what you might not know is that i find peace in the park and to reset and recenter i just have to see the ocean every now and then. if you're like me, you enjoy one of the best views of the city from the vista, just in front of our lady of perpetual health overlooking our great river. you probably know by now i'm fiercely loyal and disciplined and not easily moved from a winning plan. and you probably learned recently that i'm not afraidallenge. i won't run from a debate. actually, i kind of enjoy them. i tell anyone that i can fight that i'm a native washingtonian. not to divide us. but because i'm proud. i bet you don't know this though. one of the single biggest surprises and delights of this campaign was the reaction i got from little girls. the 8-year-olds -- >> that is muriel bowser making her first statement since being sworn in as d.c.'s mayor. the seventh elected mayor to serve the district. you can continue watching her comments right now on our website. go ahead and log on. we'll bring you any more ing on now, the grocery items that will cost you more this year. but imagine having something lodged in your arm for years and not knowing it? the story behind the man who just had a turn signal lever surgically removed. you're watching news4 midday. >> you are in for sticker shock next time you head to the grocery store. prices for beef pork and eggs are all going up in 2015. beef prices will go up another 5% this year. on top of the 12% it rose in 2014. the surge is a result of the drought on the west coast and while conditions out there have improved it could still be another year before your wallet feels that relief. if you're making plans to wrap up the holiday season we have some suggestions for those of you that decided not to make a new year's resolution. from "the washington post," lavon ya is here to explain. we're talking about people who want to get fit this year or be more productive. what is in about? >> it's a little bit contrarian. a little bit like -- we all know that -- most of us give up resolutions within 40 days so let's not make them at all and have some fun. >> the rebels among us. for those people who are not watching their weight, forget it, i want to pack on the pounds. >> there's a fantastic sandwich it costs $40, and even their smaller sandwiches are fantastic. they stuff it with everything from genoa ham to mozzarella sticks to potato chips and it is a giant football sized sandwich. it costs a few dollars like i said. but if you finish it in one sitting they will sort of eat the price of that sandwich. >> wow. >> i've heard that two or three people want finish it. >> maybe you can make that money to last -- >> a great sandwich shop. >> i guess that's probably on this list too, but the next budget busting -- i mean that was budget busting, but what else do you have? >> if you want to pretend like you're jay z and beyonce for a day, we suggest starting at minibar which is the gas rownomic restaurant it's $250 for a tasting menu. don't even ask about adding the wipe pairings. then you can hop a cab over to one of the most expensive restaurants in georgetown, you can get a $700 bottle of wine sent up to the room. it's a lot of luxury. >> how about for people who like to wait until the last minute? >> something the normal people can afford, if you're looking for a last minute reservation, you forgot to tell your girlfriend you didn't make the reservations, you can procrastinate and kasa luka -- >> and the open table makes it easy. >> this is a great way not to have to resolve to be better about -- >> right. a planner. think ahead. thanks so much. for more ideas for your weekend, log on to nbc washington.com. check out the going out guide on "washington post".com. 2014 was a great day for wednesday's child. we saw several children find forever homes but some are still waiting for a family to call their own. >> there it is. lift me up. excited? >> yeah. >> over the last year we have introduced you to a lot of kids looking for permanent loving homes. >> this is johnson. he's our volunteer. >> nice to meet you. >> hi. >> good morning. >> i want you to meet will. >> while many of our wednesday's children have found homes over the last year -- >> yes, nice to meet you. i'm barbara. of course you know terrence. >> yes. >> some of them have not been so lucky. at least not yet. like terrence who has developal challenges but having some hearing ability, music and encouraging words from people who would love him, could mean a lot. >> thank my brother and sister do not go through what i went through. >> will's siblings were adopted but when it didn't happen for him, he thought he didn't care. >> i changed and i -- i think i want a family now. >> with william he's very much still want -- he wants and desires a family and a close family unit. >> social workers say they all would benefit greatly from love. even if they can't put that into words. >> i want to learn how to cook more. >> so you'd like a family that likes to cook? >> yeah. >> great. >> how long have you been in foster care? >> since i was -- i would say 6 or 7. >> they all have been waiting too long to go home. home to a place where they can find love. maybe 2015 will be their lucky year. barbara harrison news4 for wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your home and your heart for one of the children waiting for a forever home call our special adoption hotline, 188-to adopt me. search wednesday child on nbc washington.com. coming up, a virginia teen getting the attention of professional football players for her actions on and off the field. plus webuyanycar.com has helped thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your car truck or suv fast, safe and fair with three simple steps: one -- get your free online valuation. two -- drive to your local car-buying center. three -- walk out with a check in as little as thirty minutes. buying cars is all we do. all makes and models and no dealership pressure we'll even settle your loan or lease. so, don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com. here are some developing stories we are following today on news4. d.c. has a new mayor, muriel bowser was sworn in about 15 minutes ago. coming up later on today we'll have more about what the new era in d.c. politics holds. we are working to learn the name of the man who was hit and killed by a csx train. this happened at the germantown station around 2:00 a.m. delays were up to 90 minutes this morning while police were investigating. and we'll keep an eye on the search for the man missing, hari simran. his wife is concerned he could be hurt. an illinois man got a surprise when surgeons pulled a 50-year-old object out of his arm. arthur lancet had a turn signal lever in his arm and it had been there for 51 years. he was so badly hurt in the accident that doctors didn't even notice the lever was in his around. ten years ago, he discovered something was in there because of the metal detector. the rod was removed on wednesday. he isn't sure what to do with the old rod now. a 14-year-old loudoun county girl is already making a name for herself on the football field. carley harmon is a quarterback and kicker for the dulles south youth football team all boys tackle team. it is that she is doing for veterans off the field that is getting her noticed. nbc's josh elliott has more on this remarkable teenager. >> my mom always says that i was born with sneakers on my feet. >> for carley harmon running came naturally. but throwing has always been her passion. >> there was always a football around. it was like a magnet to her. she'd be launching the football around. >> they would say, do you see the arm on this girl? >> she got a chance to quarterback, winning her age group in a regional nfl punt pass and kick competition. >> i had told my parents i really love football and i really want to try out. >> people had told me, you know, you need to go over and watch this young lady. and i was really impressed with her arm and her whole attitude. so i went to the other coach and i said, look, i don't care what you take. i just want her. the first time she got hit, she popped back up they were all kind of like, okay, we have a football player. football has always been known as a male dominant sport. >> i need some blocking let's go carley. >> you get a young girl like carley who shows you, no, it's not. >> it's not about your size or your gender. it's truly about your heart. >> there's two sides to carley. there's the football player. and then there's this person that really inspired a lot of people last year. >> carley started a business that donates half of all proceeds to support sports for disabled veterans. >> what she has done as far as helping vets, to me, that's more impressive than her football. >> carley's success both on and off the field drew a recent invitation to watch her favorite team practice. >> i saw a picture of him. >> but carley had no idea the actual reason for her visit. >> how you doing? >> i'm good, how are you? >> good to see you here. how you doing, carley? >> i'm robert. nice to meet you, carley. i heard you're a baller. we have one surprise for you. just want to let you know they're one of six finalists to get a chance to go to the super bowl. >> oh, my, thank you so much! >> want to play catch, want to play? >> of course. >> got that footwork. all right. >> having a great time. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> i'll follow you on twitter. >> okay. it's carley harmon. that was awesome. >> great story there from nbc's josh elliott. what a remarkable young woman. >> yeah. plays for dulles -- that was awesome. >> incredible. >> we have some chilly temperatures now as we're heading out the door on this friday. if you're heading out for the weekend, maybe traveling, no travel problems locally. we're in the low to mid 40s right now. later today with some high clouds coming over reaching the upper 40s. it's going to be cloudy tonight and then the rain arrives tomorrow morning around 8:00 or 9:00 and then off and on rain. 60s on sunday with some showers. then drying out, back to work and school on monday as the new year's first full week gets under way. >> can't complain too much. that's going to do it for us. tune in at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 for all the latest news. have a great day and enjoy the weekend. >> marlena: oh, paul. hi. >> john: oh, hey. i know you. you're paul narita. >> paul: yeah, i am. who the hell are you? >> sonny: will? great news. my mom would love to take ari tonight so we can celebrate new year's. >> will: cool! [cell phone ringing] hey. what emergency? the roof? no, i paid in full. now it could cost twice as much? well, find out for sure and call me back tonight. i don't care how late it is. call me back. >> will: sonny...

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