won't even be the coldest day by far. wait until this weekend as that cold air continues to move in. the winds will really be a factor in how it feels outside. in fact, we have wind chills in the 20s right now. by the weekend they'll be in the single digits, even below zero. our next chance of precipitation doesn't look to be until monday. maybe a few flurries out there but few and far between. our high will be between the midded to upper 30s, so it's going to be pretty brisk. we've had a wind about 10 miles an hour average out there. winds are only going to increase as we go into the overnight. not a lot of flurry action going on right now, but we're going to keep it in the forecast. we have a mix of sun and cloud, and we'll be talking about that snow and rain coming up for monday. guys? >> thank you. developing this morning, a portion of m street northwest is back open after police initially shut it down overnight for a fatal shooting. shots tuesday evening. they found a man on the ground with gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital where police say he was then pronounced dead. no suspect description or identity of the victim has been released. we're working to learn the name of the man who started shooting at reston hospital center this morning. police tell us the incident happened around 1:30 a.m. at the hospital in reston. the hospital is just off the town center parkway. police say the man showed up at the hospital with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he approached the doors, and after realizing they were locked, he started shooting in the facility. once the gunman made it inside, staff tried to help him, but he started shooting again. >> when they went to render aid, he again displayed the handgun and allegedly fired another round, or discharged another round inside the hospital. nobody was hit, nobody was injured. >> hospital security rushed to the scene and got the man under control. doctors treated him and transferred him to a hospital. turning to decision 2016 and a landslide win for vermont senator bernie sanders. the democrat took 60% of the vote and earned 13 delegates in new hampshire. hillary clinton took a little more than 38% and nine delegates. at rallies last night, clinton vowed to bounce back, and sanders vowed to carry the voters' message forward. >> we learned it's not whether you get knocked down that matters, it's whether you get back up! [ cheers and applause ] >> what happened here in new hampshire in terms of an enthusiastic and aroused electorate, people who came out in large numbers, that is what will happen all over this country! >> clinton has an advantage going into south carolina, a state in tune with her political message. this afternoon sanders may take up a key endorsement in new york. now to the republicans and the blowout win for donald trump. he took delegates. ohio governor john kasich came in second with about 16% of the votes and three delegates. wi both kasich and trump appeared on "today" early this morning. >> who do you see as your biggest competition now? is it kasich? is it cruz in south carolina? >> that's a good question. they're all accomplished people, governors and senators, and they're all very good people. maybe. >> you're now behind the guy who is way ahead in the polls who has a bit of a habit who, when someone gets close to him, and i'm talking about donald trump here, targeting that person with extreme negativity. can your positive message hold up under that kind of withering attack that has claimed other candidates? >> well, matt, here's the thing. if somebody wants to mess with me, they're messing with the wrong guy. i'm not going to sit there and be a marshmallow and have somebody pound me. finished third with nearly 10% of the vote. marco rubio followed with 11% and 10% respectively. his performance on saturday may have contributed to his fifth place finish. right now a brand new homeless shelter is about to open up in d.c. marian bowser is holding a ribbon cutting. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, barbara. today is another step in d.c.'s fight against homeless, specifically for women. you are right, we did get a preview this morning, but in the next couple minutes, we're waiting for mayor marian bowser to arrive. it's something the mayor calls a dignified shelter for women. the shelter is named in honor of the legendary worker handy. it is completely renovated. we went inside earlier. we saw the brand new beds, showers, kitchen areas. there are six floors to the building, and it's able to accommodate more than 200 women. but this isn't the only thing the district is doing in an attempt to end homelessness. in fact, right now on your screens, we want to put up a map. this is something that our colleague, news4's mark seagraves, was covering yesterday. this outlines the plan the mayor has to not only close d.c. general, but it outlines eight other centers set to open across the city. another one to open in 2016 and many more to follow in 2018. but here outside the patricia handy place, we're waiting for marian bowser to arrive for this ribbon cutting ceremony. barbara, back to you. >> thank you, from virginia governor terry mcauliffe's office about the plan to expand i-66 and add toll lanes on i-66. they've reached a compromised deal. the governor and state republicans in the legislature. the plan would allow for expansion adding one lane eastbound on i-66 before tolls are put in place. that's the big change here. initially the governor wanted to add those toll lanes first. there was pushback on that. now they'll add a lane of travel and then add the tolls or do that simultaneously. our david culver is in the governor's news conference right now getting more details about this. you can follow him on twitter. for information, the latest right here on air this afternoon in our evening newscast. ladies? caught on camera, a man verbally abusing other passengers and threatening a crew here are just some of the stories lining up. an alaska airlines flight was forced to land midflight after a drunk passenger became abusive and threatened crew members. flight 169 was en route from boston to san diego when the man became abusive. the man was upset the flight attendants would not let him drink the small bottles of alcohol he brought on the flight. passengers gave a round of applause when police escorted him off the plane. the pilot diverted the plane to the closest airport, which was denver. well, it's not quite the infamous lock ness monster, but it seems like the monkey of of minerva park was spotted again. he snapped a picture just before it went back into theo ohio. despite cameras being put out across the region, there was no sign of the mysterious monkey. >> live it up now, because the next thing you know, they turn into that. the full trailer for netflix's "fuller house" has arrived. it has everything you would expect. the tanner family are hugging it out, while kimmi gibler acts crazy. right in charact kathleen matthews: too many nights, 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 americans, as parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. welcome back, everybody. a gorgeous day. really not too bad. we've got some clouds, we have some sun, but we have that wind as well. temperatures out there coming up a little bit, rising through the 30s, but that's not really how it feels winds. we've got winds coming out of the west at 20 miles an hour, leesburg, 30 miles an hour, and you factor in the temperature and we come up with this. this is what it feels like if you were to step outside. it feels like we are in the 20s right now and that's how it will feel for much of the day, because the wind is not going anywhere, in fact, it's going to increase overnight. so for tomorrow, your wind chill when you wake up will be in the single digits. the weekend doesn't get any better, so we'll go over that weekend forecast coming up. right now we're working to learn how a plow driver is doing after being hit by a car in damascus. chopper 4 was over the scene light night on ridge road and huffman road. the driver was seriously hurt. no word whether icy roads played a role in that crash. the fire department is blaming a hoverboard for a fire that seriously burned a million-dollar home. the fire department saidli ignited last month, causing all that damage there. three people were hurt. the fire department says never leave your hoverboard unattended while it's charging or allow it to charge overnight. we've seen fire after fire with those things. very dangerous. coming up after the break, new information on an iranian drone that flew over a u.s. aircraft carrier. plus new troubles for d.c. fire and this video just in as a meteor report verifies an iranian drone flew over a u.s. aircraft carrier last month. according to an internal report on the incident obtained by the ap, it happened at the u.s.s. harry s. truman when it was about 89 nautical miles southwest of an iranian port. iranian television aired footage reportedly taken by that drone. from the i-desk, we are keeping an eye on a road closure in the district. we're getting information from ddot that they had to close down corcoran street northwest. this is just near dupont they had to close it because of some gas problems. it could be closed for five or six hours while they do that repair work. now over to lauryn. >> it is cold and it is breezy. temperatures are rising to the upper 30s today, but with that wind it feels like the 20s. wind will pick up overnight, so breezy conditions once again tomorrow. wind chill will be stuck in the teens for much of your thursday. they'll calm down for friday, but unfortunately on the weekend they'll gust back up. with temperatures only in the lower to mid-20s, we're going to have wind chills in the single digits all throughout the day on saturday. that wind will stay with us saturday night into sunday. in fact, that wind chill will drop to zero for saturday night and sunday morning. winds die down just a little bit. it's still frigid by the time we get to sunday. a toxic culture is just one of the reasons the medical says she's out. dr. juliet saucy submitted a brutally frank resignation letter on thursday. she said there is a lack of cooperation when it comes to improving ems. she specifically cites training. saucy said she tried to inform the department, but she was met with a lot of resistance. in our interview, saucy said the fire and ems should be separate departments. she said one person can't effectively do both jobs of ems and firefighter. >> so being prohibited from measuring the right things was a red flag early on. being unable to assess where we were from a baseline so that i could guide the training appropriately was a red flag. >> and dr. saucy had been on the job just seven months. well, following the resignation letter, said, the mayor is committed to performing an investigation. we are committed to improving patient outcomes and delivering the change that residents expect and deserve. this is some incredible footage taken last week in fairfax county. kind of gives you the chills. a bird's-eye view from a helicopter at night of a lake rescue. a 17-year-old girl was pulled from lake barcroft in falls church after she was reported missing. they used night vision technology to spot her and coordinate with ground crews. the girl was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. if you're a wssc customer, don't be shocked if your water bill is higher this month. you might be able to blame the blizzard for that. the utility says the storm kept it from reading a significant number of meters, so about 100,000 customers will have their water usage the building cycle will also be ten days longer, so your bill will include a notification of the charges that are approximated when you get that bill. wssc says you should pay the bill, and during the next billing cycle, actual readings should help even things out. a plan to provide d.c. workers with some of the most generous paid leave benefits in the nation is being scaled back now. the revised bill calls for 12 weeks of paid leave rather than 16. the time could be used to recover from illness or to care for a baby or sick relative. the new plan also caps the benefits at $1500 a week. d.c. councilmember phil mendelson wants to pay for the leave with a 1% payroll tax. coming up after the break, cruise ship passengers who will finally be back on solid ground after a very bumpy ride. don't forget you can catch news4 midday from anywhere. all you need is your it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi...welcome i'm maggie.melanie.maggie. so nice to meet you. [mother] this is brendan. [agent] hey brendan. living room. [dad] hey. [mother] hey sweetie. [dad] sorry about that. what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it so great?i think we found it. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness... that's real estate, redefined. right now thousands of passengers aboard this rocky caribbean cruise on the way back to new jersey. the boat was rocked by hurricane force winds and 30-foot waves off the carolinas. it scared passengers. they captured the storm during and after including damage on the boat with their cell phone cameras, you can see. the cruise ship is expected to be back in port by 9:00 tonight. a growing risk for local firefighters and possibly your neighbors. an investigation tonight at 5:00 by the news4 i-team found a rising number of local fires fueled by so-called hoarding, people storing too much clutter in their homes. nearly a dozen of those fires have been deadly in the area in the last couple years. tonight prince george's county firefighters will take us inside their special training to show us what makes those conditions especially dangerous and how they're trying to combat those blazes. >> every time you try to move something the next foot forward, something else falls down on top of you. >> the i-team also sits down with the family of one victim who explains a big piece of advice for anyone concerned about a loved one at risk. coming up, we look into the connection between depression and i make sure you send those kids out to the bus stop, whether it's tomorrow morning or tomorrow evening when you pick them up, with plenty of gear, because it's going to be chilly. it's going to be chilly today when you pick them up as well. temperatures will be in the mid to upper 30s, but the wind is really the factor. it's going to feel more like the 20s. and between 4:00 and 5:00, definitely blustery with temperatures in the mid-30s. we drop it to the low 30s tomorrow. still winds whipping around tomorrow, so it's going to feel like we're in the teens for your thursday. friday the winds calm down. we're back in the low to mid-30s. but look mid-20s for saturday and sunday. a wind factor as well for the weekend. single digits on saturday. below zero for saturday and sunday. it looks to be snow on monday. catholics across the world are starting lent today. thousands of worshippers attended a mass in manila. they lined up to have ash put on their forehead with the sign of the cross. donald whirl will offer a special service at st. matthews cathedral. the mass will begin just after noon at 12:10 at the alfred street baptist church. they're offering ashes to go in your car between noon and 1:00. folks can receive ashes as they drive by in their car. depression can be a debilitating illness. it affects about 10 we're talking about evidence that there may be a connection between depression and inflammation in the body. >> depression is a complicated illness. there isn't one cause for someone to get depressed. we know about these chemical imbalances that people are aware of, low levels of seratonin or dopamine, but inflammation may be one of the contributing factors. there's a few reasons for this. number one, there was a study where they did brain imaging of depressed patients and noticed there was a high level of inflammation in those people that were depressed. >> anywhere in the body? >> this particular study looked at the brain, but we know from other studies, actually, that when you draw the blood of patients who are depressed, about a third of them will have higher levels of proteins that are associated with inflammation. and finally, we know that if you actually give somebody these proteins that promote inflammation, they are much more likel t so, for instance, treatment for hepatitis c involves interferon. a lot of people that gets that treatment will go on to acquire depression. >> what about long-term treatments, like aspirin? >> there was a large study that looked at thousands of people, and found that those patients with depression who took anti-depressants along with an anti-inflammatory like aspirin responded quickly to their depression treatment and had a longer term success rate dealing with their depression. so there is a success rate for people dealing with depression. >> are there any environmental factors that can predispose people to inflammation in the body? >> yes. we know that diet plays a role. we know that sleep, exercise and stress, and in particular, early traumas for people. early traumas can actually cause elevated levels of stress and inflammation in your bodyh so i'll talk some more about this later in the show when we talk about foods that can decrease people's inflammation. >> there's nothing we can do about this, the inflammation. we'll go back to you. have you ever been charged the wrong amount right now busy morn on at capitol hill. the senate is in session debating a bill for north korea over its missile launches. they have to ask for money to deliver nuclear warheads and the missiles to deliver them. janet yellen is on capitol hill and her message about the economy is not a good one. she says the economy faces a number of global threats. lauryn? well, temperatures out there are still in the 30s right now. and for the next 12 hours or so, we're only going to drop a little bit. mix of sun and clouds out there, but 37, that's going to be about our high temperature here in d.c. some other places a little lower, into the mid-30s. it's going to feel colder because we have that wind and that wind is going to increase as we get into the overnight. wind chills will fall into the single digits overnight. this afternoon they'll be in about the 20 to 30-mile-an-hour range and tomorrow morning, s that's what it will feel like heading to work, putting the children on that bus. i'm not expecting any issues in terms of traveling because we're looking good traveling wise, but there could be a few icy spots out there. for the most part, those winds will take care of that. we have the weekend forecast coming up along with the 7-day. melissa? >> thank you, lauryn. have you ever wanted to slash your bills, we're talking about a business where two brothers learned how to do just that. >> nancy and mike montgomery have dreams of traveling the world. what they don't have is the extra cash to splurge. >> the bill should not be that much. >> reporter: looking to cut down on expenses, they started with their cell phone bill. that alone cost 180 a month. >> we're paying more than we thought we should be paying. >> reporter: then they discovered the bill fixers. >> we could be saving them a couple hundred more. >> reporter: two brothers in nashville who work the phones negotiating bills, tracking the war room. >> we kind of got it down tie science where we can get it done in probably less than an hour. >> reporter: ben and julian kernan started their business in college. clients give the brothers permission to claim to be them, handing over social security numbers, birthdays, even pin numbers. >> i was mostly interested in the price range. >> they charge 50% of what they save customers for the first year, and they say they save clients an average of $300. >> we've helped about 1300 people so far. >> reporter: their number one piece of advice? >> just be nice and they'll take care of you. >> reporter: other tricks: call in the morning. ask for customer service, not billing, and start by saying you want to cancel your service. the brothers threatened the montgomery phone company with switching to the competitor's cheaper plan. the couple was shocked to learn how much the brothers cut their cell phone bill from $180 a month to >> no way! >> paying money to save money can be well worth it. olivia stearns, nashville. we're back in 60 seconds with a knockout punch makin in less than an hour, thebe group mothers against drunk drivers are reversing the numbers of drunk drivers stopped at interlocks in 50 states. the girls are releasing the report in annapolis after they're convincing drivers to have interlock. the group is focusing on maryland after the december death of officer noliana who was driving under the influence a local spot with a national celebrity. you've no doubt seen the michael & sons ad with mike tyson by now, but do you know the story about gthe guy who gets knocked out by iron mike? here's dorothy spencer. >> reporter: the manila gorilla trains at old school boxing in fort washington. but all his training didn't prepare him for this. being knocked out by iron mike tyson in a commercial that aired during the super bowl. how humiliating was that? >> since it was mike tyson, it wasn't too bad, to be honest with you. he knocks everybody out. >> reporter: he was actually knocked out 10 times for the making of the spot. >> he pulled up at the last second, but he made contact with my lip. >> reporter: did it hurt at all? >> it hurt a little bit, >> reporter: his head smacking the mat over and over again. >> the next couple weeks, my elbows and knees were scabbed up after falling so many times. >> reporter: sam doesn't just play a boxer on tv, he is a professional boxer here in prince george's county. he is training for a big match happening later this month at the convention center. >> reporter: this knockout has gotten him a lot of attention. what's it been like for you? >> it's been awesome. people i haven't seen in years have been calling, texting, saying they saw the commercial. >> reporter: one burning question i had to ask. why do they call you vanilla gorilla? show us. >> because i'm a hairy white guy, that's why. >> reporter: a boxer who makes his living as a d.c. bartender says he would have no trouble taking on tyson for real. so if you were in the ring, who would knock whom out? >> i think i would knock him out. >> reporter: darcy news4. >> i want to know how much they paid him. >> hopefully a lot. you would have to pay me a well, temperatures out there right now fairly chilly. we're just above that freezing mark in some spots. you can see lower to mid-30s across the board. you factor in the winds, oh, and that wind is really whipping around out there. we've got wind speeds in about the 10 to 20-mile-an-hour range, fredricksburg a little higher so they won't have much of a wind chill in addition to that temperature, but a lot of people seeing cold wind chills right now. it's very cold out there. the feel-like factor, winds will pick up overnight. by tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m. on thursday, take a look at these wind chills. that's what it will feel like when you step outside tomorrow morning. we don't improve much during the day. it's going to feel like the teens pretty much during the not looking good valentine's weekend. hope you have someone to love and cuddle with because it's going to be cold. >> at least a big furry dog, right? we have a report on the zika virus and how it might affect the olympic participants in brazil. they say the zika virus will not be a threat to athletes, only to pregnant women, because they can give birth defects. a lot of athletes are worried, however. we're back talking about the connection between depression and inflammation. you have suggestions for us? >> i do. number one, limit sugar. sugar is pro-inflammatory. number two, make sure you get plenty of exercise and sleep. those decrease inflammation. but there are certain foods you should try to number one are things that increase the bacteria in your gut, the healthy bacteria. these are things like taking probi probiotics or eating foods that are fermented, yogurt, et cetera. there is a root called tumeric which has an active ingredient shown to be helpful for treating depression. there was a study which compared cercumen, 500 milligrams a day, to prozac and found it to be almost as effective as prozac. the reason we think that's the case is cercumen has anti-inflammatory properties in the body. it also helps with pain. >> you can buy cumen as a spice. could you just season your food with that and get some kind of result. >> let me make sure you have this. it's not cumen, it's which is found in another spice. >> curcumen, would that make a difference adding it to your food? >> adding it to your diet will have some simple effects to your inflammation, but you should really do the amount shown in the studies to make a difference. >> and that's in pill form? >> a pill, yes. >> this goes back to how the gut and the brain have a lot in common. >> yes. it seems to be a factor in overall brain health and overall health. we're back with the winners and losers after last night's 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 parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. right now it's chilly out there, especially when you factor in the wind today. i understand it's going to get even colder? >> yeah. believe it or not, barbara. colder for this valentine's weekend, in fact. and we have the winds. the winds is really what will cause this cold air to get to us. at least, i think that's what we're talking about. let's talk about today. we get hour by hour forecast, mid to upper 30s feeling like the 20s. for the next three days, really says d.c. metro forecast, but you can expect those wind chills today in the 20s, tomorrow in the teens. winds will die down by the time we get into friday, but for the weekend, temperatures only in the low to mid-20s, but we'll still have those winds whipping around out there. that's what will still make it feel cold. wind chills for the weekend in single digits early saturday night into sunday morning. below zero. we have a little rain and snow in there. we'll let you know what to expect in a few minutes. right now president obama is back where his political career began, springfield, illinois. this video shows mr. obama there in 2007 when he announced that he would run for president. springfield is also where he served in the state senate for nearly eight years. during today's visit, the president willç call for less divisive politics when he addresses the illinois senate assembly. an a this runs ahead of the primary vote. >> ted cruz, a washington insider who just can't be trusted. >> this trump attack uses cruz's own slogan. you may recognize it as "trust ted" to try to chip away at cruz's credibility. cruz answered with an attack of his own. it suggests that trump is not the kind of role model or example the country should want for its children. democrat bernie sanders and republican donald trump are hoping to draw momentum. as chris clackam reports, the shift is focusing on the big battleground in the south and west. >> reporter: the margin by which donald trump won the presidential primary in new hampshire surprised most, but trump himself, who was on the "today" show this morning. >> i said i was going to do well there, and we really did, i guess even better than anticipated. >> reporter: but the bi came in second, albeit a distant second. he, too, was on the "today" show. >> i was the only one with a really positive message. >> reporter: disappointed by how surprisingly poor he did, marco rubio remains unfazed. >> in the months and years to come, you'll not see anybody work more passionately. >> reporter: ted cruz is expected to have a better showing in south carolina where the primary takes place february 20. the 20th is where the democrats next face off in nevada after bernie sanders turned his democratic campaign into a real fight in new hampshire. >> we have sent the message that will echo from wall street to washington. >> reporter: while hillary clinton's campaign was bruised by the margin of her loss, she struck a note of confidence tuesday night. >> it's not whether you get knocked down that matters, it's whether you get back up! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: on hampshire: chris christie is said to be contemplating an end to his campaign. chris clackam, nbc news. right now crews from the u.s. coast guard are keeping animals away from that fuel spill in the potomac river. they're using small pyrotechnics keeping birds away from the area. the coast guard is trying to find the source of that spill but say it's still a mystery today. daimler is recalling 480,000 vehicles in the u.s. because they have defective airbags. model years including the c class, m class and slk. daimler says the recall is precautionary and no injuries have been reported. this is the cdc morning business report. i am ellen dowdy. spring is just ♪ let it go, let it go >> get ready to have that song in your head again. i see little girls dressed like elsa on times square. "frozen" is coming to broadway. it will debut in 2018. also coming soon, the baseball season. here's what you have to look forward to this season. >> reporter: with the nationals all packed up and headed to florida, we know baseball season is just around the corner. so exciting. we love the nats. we're joined this morning to help us plan out our spring and summer. baseball season is back, right? >> that's right. the trucks are packed up and ready >> and the stadium is ready in february and march, right? >> they are. >> and they open back up in april? >> we're doing a special tease event, the full calendar comes out on friday, and for the next three days we'll be using this little grill here to reveal them. >> this grill is adorable. this is a baseball-shaped grill. what is the calendar about? >> if you follow twitter on the nationals, we'll be doing what we think is our favorite items. the grill opens it up. >> look at this. this is a bryce harper bobblehead. this is going to be a hot ticket. >> it is. this is the brice harper bobblehead which will be given we'll be revealing what we think is our best. we have the first figurine of a player with his pet. >> his gnome was really popular. >> you might see the gnome come back. it might be an elf. if the player doesn't have a beard, it has to be an elf. for lucky fans that retweet the promotion image, they'll be entered to win not only the grill but tickets to the game and a promotional item. >> so different ways to win. >> follow us on twitter and see these items revealed and the full promotional schedule will be revealed this friday at nationals.com. >> what about when we can buy tickets? >> tickets go on sale february 26 at nationals.com as well. so you have about a week to figure out which promotional items you like. >> go, nats. after the break, it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi...welcome i'm maggie.melanie.maggie. so nice to meet you. [mother] this is brendan. [agent] hey brendan. living room. [dad] hey. [mother] hey sweetie. [dad] sorry about that. what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it so great?i think we found it. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness... that's real estate, redefined. an alabama teacher gave students a very special assignment to help him ask a very important question. bill brock is a gee om tometry teacher. he's been seeing his girlfriend for nine months. he decided to pop the question. he asked his students to help him make a large banner and write the words, will you marry me? while flying his plane, he asked the all-important question. >> she wanted to see the kids and she wanted to see the sign up close. >> it's special. i feel special. >> that is so cool. no word on when the wedding will be or if the students will be involved with that as well. maybe they can make party favors or something like that. >> where did they put it, down the hallway? >> it looked like it was down the hall. >> if they could put it on ground, she could see it from the airplane. >> i think they did. >> it's getting colder, lauryn. >> i was wondering the same thing, they put it up in the air? it looked like it was in the hallway. >> wednesday's planner not looking too bad today. mid to upper 30s. it's going to feel like the 20s because of that wind. the only day we don't have the wind is going to be on friday. we'll have the wind today. it increases overnight. single digit wind chills when you wake up tomorrow morning. friday will be calm. we'll have a little bit of cloud cover. cold as we head into valentine's day weekend. temperatures only in the low to mid-20s, and wind chills in the single digits on saturday. next chance of precipitation looks to be in the form of rain and snow on monday. >> lauryn, you're giving us the chills. >> not a bad thing to feel on valentine's day. >> that's it for news4 midday. thanks so much for joining us today. we are back on air this afternoon first at 4:0 >> you can get news and weather updates any >> announcer: today on the meredith vieira show. what is "what's hot now". and why can the teen son of david and vicitorial beckam have serious heat. and we have must have medical answers to protect you and your family. and hit show younger, debbie madoff. it -- mazar. all now on meredith. [applause] >> meredith: thank you, everyone. we have a great show today. there is a lot going on in the health and zika

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