it. now, for january 17, 2017, this is entertainment tonight. lady gaga has a plan to blow the roof off the super bowl like nobody else before. thanks ss much for joining us everybody. kevin is in san francisco and it s quite the big day there, kev, huh? ancy, it s a great day in san francisco. i m in town to host the ground breaking for the golden state warriors grand new stadium. boy are there lots of theatrics. speaking of theatrics, a lot of people talking about lady gaga s half time show for the super bowl because apparently it will be second to none. the challenge is to look at it and say, you know, what can i do differently? how can i elevate certain little things here and there and also make it about the music? i m on the edge is gaga ready to risk her life for her super bowl half time show? sure sounds like it. there s a new report that the pop star wants to perform on the roof of houston s nrg stadium. a member of the team described her plans this way
at the capitol. a local community tries to put a lid on crime and street robberies after the murder of a young political staffer. news4 consumer reporter susan hogan with a look at gadgets that promise to make your old car smarter. news4 at 11:00 starts now. good evening. first tonight, twice in 16 hours. d.c. police officers shot at by suspects on the run. one of those during a lockdown of the u.s. capitol. cell phone video shows the moments it all came to an end right near the 3rd street tunnel. police believe they have all of the suspects in custody. none of them or any of the officers were hit. s hrvehomari? reporter: that shooting happened just two blocks away inside the 3rd street tunnel. oh, [ bleep ]. reporter: take a look at this cell phone video. d.c. police officers have their guns drawn pointed at a man after someone shot at officers with a machine gun. nelson watched the arrest from across the street. what was going through your mind? i was in
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playing] so the pictures and the sounds as a wrap up this 9/11, fromanniversary ceremony new york city on c-span. we will show you all of today s memorials in its entirety this afternoon here on c-span. we areseeing seeing reactions from to she tweeted out this picture with her standing with a delegation along with secretary jeh johnson and hillary clinton. hillary clinton attended the ceremony in new york this morning and left early, her campaign issuing a statement saying she left after feeling overheated, and is now feeling better. another member from new york should this picture from the 9/11 memorial. there you see it. hines tweeting this out in connecticut. sharesntative elizabeth this picture with the caption, the beautiful september 11 memorial in newton. we also have congressional members tweeting videos, some hartzler of vicky anyi and senator senator of south dakota. ofon friday, on the steps our nation s capital, i joined colleagues remember those we lo
king and others. a nursing mom didn t get the answer she expected when she asked for a place to pump. putting the controversy to rest tonight the mayor say there s no problem with president obama visiting oregon, that community rocked by last month s shooting. would you be willing to spend an extra car payment every month to make sure you get to work on time? that s what some virginia commuters may have to do under a plan to deal with traffic on i-66. they re getting a chance to sound off about it tonight. it may already be a done deal. news4 eric ward is live in falls church, talking about the future of one of our most notorious roads. derrick. reporter: if you drive on i-66, you know you will run into traffic eastbound or westbound. would you be willing to pay in the most extreme cases, as much as 3$300 a month to make that commute be smoother and quicker? that s the question being told to people in northern virginia through a series of public hearings vdot is h