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-- 0.6 inches in alexandria. great mills, this photograph. we will see a little sunshine to end the day and temperatures in the upper 20's. more details on the snowfall tomorrow, minutes away. first, from the belfort furniture weather center, west a check on traffic and weather jamee. >> i will take it from here. we are on the arlington and falls church line along route 50 and patrick henry drive. the sidestreet patrick henry is a little slushy. the other side streets that are not treated are coated with a little snow. use your winter driving tips. go slowly, increase your following distance, and brake sooner. this is the kind of snow that you can practically blow off your windshield, because it is very dry. this is not the slushy stuff that you can make a snowball with. just enough for the kids to get all speed on the hills. look at route 50 wet due to the pretreatment. but the frontage road is still snowy. the main roads are still a little slippery, but they are mainly wet because they were pretreated. we could

. >> here at home, it's first night alexandria in old town. it's a family friendly nonalcoholic affair. revelers enjoyed live music, dancing and other activities at 21 indoor venues, including this party at the durant center. >>> still ahead, even if the fiscal cliff deal becomes law, our nation's money worries are not over yet. that story coming up. >> plus, we have new details about the medical condition of secretary of state hillary clinton. we'll be right back. grz good morning once -- >>> good morning once again. olga breese in for howard bernstein. we have overcast skies. everyone sitting above freezing. we're starting to see a little bit of a dip. great falls down to 30 degrees. we'll keep the overcast skies and a couple of sprinkles. winds out of the west. highs will be chilly only making it into the lower 40s projecting a high of about 42 to 44 degrees at reagan national today. back to you. >> thank you, olga. >>> at 4:40, time for the first your money segment of 2013. >> wow. got to get used to saying that and writing it, too. good m

>> yes. >> alexandria goddard, thank you so much. i want to bring in paul callan. he's our legal contributor. paul, what's so interesting is that the hacker group, anonymous, posted the video initially online for people to see. they have said they can hack into accounts and maybe more will come out. does this help or does this hurt the case? >> i think it's, of course, brought the case to public attention in a very, very graphic way. what a lot of people don't realize is this is a juvenile case. and juvenile cases are not publicized like cases that take place in adult court. so we're only getting bits and pieces of information about it. the anonymous posting drew a lot of public attention. of course, they did state that they did illegal things like hacking into people's computers and stealing their passwords and then threatening to publish pictures and other documents that they obtained by illegal hacking. i don't think we can encourage that kind of behavior. but on the other hand, it has cast a light on what was going on in steubenville. >> and what's interesting

first night alexandria now in its 18th year. vice mayor carey donnelly says it's the largest family friendly new year event in the region. >> we're expecting between 20 and 25,000 people. >> reporter: from food trucks to face painting and balloon animals. venues across old town host events including dozens of musical performances. >> we've got rock and roll bands, the grandsons and bill crichner is here as well as the stairwells, anarch an acappella group. >>> my new year's resolution is to build a fantastic future for my wife. >> we're just trying to be more active. so we're runners and looking to have more races in the new year. >> reporter: you guys may recognize this gentleman, our movie reviewer kevin mccarthy. >> hello, lauren. how are you? >> reporter: what's your resolution? >> honestly? i want to make more movies with my buddies. we made a movie for steven spielberg this year. we sent it off to him and we're going to make more movies this year is my goal. >> reporter: the countdown to midnight in alexandria takes place

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>> yes. >> alexandria goddard, thank you so much. i want to bring in paul callan. he's our legal contributor. paul, what's so interesting is that the hacker group, anim anonymous, posted the video initially online for people to see. they have said they can hack into accounts and maybe more will come out. does this help or does this hurt the case? >> i think it's, of course, brought the case to public attention in a very, very graphic way. what a lot of people don't realize is this is a juvenile case. and juvenile cases are not publicized like cases that take place in adult court. so we're only getting bits and pieces of information about it. the anonymous posting drew a lot of public attention. of course, they did state that they did illegal things like hacking into people's computers and stealing their passwords and then threatening to publish pictures and other documents that they obtained by illegal hacking. i don't think we can encourage that kind of behavior. but on the other hand, it has cast a light on what was going on in steubenville. >> and what's interes

desde alexandria, virginia, fernando pizarro, univision. hoy inicio la sesion ordinari de la asamblea legislativa de maryland, entre las propuestas para este aÑo se encuentran el tema de el limitar las armas de fuego, tambien se evaluara el contar con personal armado en las escuelas. asi mismo hay varios proyectos que benefician a la comunidad inmigrante una de las legislaciones que se impulsara este 2013 es la extensiÓn del vencimiento de las licencias de conducir para indocumentados, medida que es impulsada por la delegada demo Ócrata otras de las mediadas a considerarse en las futuras sesiones ordinarias son la aboliciÓn de la pena de muerte y el uso de marihuana para propÓsitos medicinales. mientras que en virginia, tambien la asamblea legislativa comenzo su sesion hoy.. entre los temas en debate estan fondos para transporte, el uso de armas de fuego y los salarios para maestros y el aborto... este ultimo fue tema candente el aÑo pasado y posiblemente se repetira en esta sesion... hoy comenzaron las manifestaciones de activistas c

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the district is now at 99. -- 39. 37 in alexandria. rockville at 39 degrees. temperatures generally holding 30's and 40's. there is in that core of cold that we usually see in january. in western maryland, you might e a little bit of snow, but will causet problems come early tomorrow morning. this is lifting off to the north and east. our skies remain cloudy for the hours.ng overnight if you are planning to tailgate , come early tomorrow afternoon. here is our doppler. it is showing rain showers. there'll be a few areas of light snow. all of this is a white dusting. it will be out of here by early, early tomorrow morning. this is a look at the move into thehe 48 hours. there'll be a few more added clouds. it will remain dry for the entire game with lots of n monday.for the day o rain and snow showers are possible. 42-47 for tomorrow. a good deal of son. -- sun. temperatures -- look at this, i thursday and friday. lots of sunshine. rain will be on thursday. >> gosh, i'm happy about that. thank you. it'll be in the 40's tomorrow. that is still football weather.

richard jordan was at the courthouse in alexandria when the senator issued a public and very personal apology. >> reporter: the senator says he made a huge mistake. he admits he failed as a public servant and member of is the mormon church. >> i'm embarrassed to have to admit publicly that i failed. >> reporter: michael crapo came to court not as a u.s. senator, but a defendant. the idaho statesman pleaded guilty to a drunk drive arrest on december 23rd when an alexandria police officers saw crapo at a red light. he then failed a field sobriety test. he said earlier he was drinking vodka -- >> i occasionally have had alcoholic drinks in my apartment in d.c. it was a poor choice to use alcohol to relieve stress and went at odds with my personally held religious beliefs. >> reporter: crapo left court surrounded by hi wives and legal counsel. before he can shut the door on the ordeal where he said he wanted to clear up the night what happened. >> i wasn't out drying to a particular destination. ed gotten restless, i could not sleep, i got in my car, i got out and drop 395 past the monume

senator has pleaded guilty to drunk driving charge in alexandria. it all stems from an incident in december where senator mike crapo was pulled over for running a red light. brianne carter has the story. >> u.s. senator mike crapo pleaded guilty to driving under the influence days before christmas. >> i am embarrassed to have to admit publicly that i failed. >> as part of the sentence handed down today, he will lose his license for one year. the idaho republican will have to attend an alcohol safety program and pay a fine. >> i regret the choice i made, because tragic consequences can result from combining drinking and driving. i am truly grateful that no one was injured. >> back on the morning of december 23, the congressman jack was pulled over for running a red light at the intersection of hume and mount vernon ave. he says he was drinking vodka tonic, felt restless, and one for a drive here in alexandria. he failed several sobriety tests. he registered 0.11. this morning the senator issued several apologies. >> i've profoundly sorry for the pain

he apologized in alexandria today after pleading guilty to drunk driving. senator crapo loses his driving privileges for a year, but avoids jail time if he stays out of trouble. >> we could be at the start of one of the worst flew seasons on record. cases have taken a huge jump in just the last week. 41 states say they have major outbreaks. >>> weather is not helping out. cold weather this weekend. prepare to bundle up. >> we have some nasty windchills. >> that's right. that is the wind that's out there. we could see gusts this evening up to 30 miles an hour, a cold-looking sky, as the sun sets just a little later today. at 5:01, temperatures currently in the upper 30s to low 40s. down to 21 degrees in frederick, you folks in montgomery county, gaithersburg down to 22. 23 the overnight temperature in leesburg, virginia. again that with wind. so you bring these numbers down by another five to six degrees, windchills will be in the teens north and west. then your high tomorrow, we get the sunshine in here, the hrp moving in, that could allow our wind to settl

another clinic will be held today at inova alexandria hospital on seminary road in alexandria. it will be held in the hec auditorium. cam ward formation of these or other clinics, log on to our website, wjla.com. 4:57 is the time, 37 degrees on this friday morning. >> still ahead, which famous actor is set to play the late penn

alexandria -- arlington county public schools closed today. first school system in the area to completely close. >> alexandria is on a two-hour delay along with prince george's, all that on the bottom of the screen. >>> closing arguments begin in case of a former culpeper police officer. he's accused of shoot and killing patricia cook last february. he took the stand in his defense while jurors got to leave the courtroom and see the scene of the shooting for themselvesment harmon-wright claims self-defense saying he was afraid cook was trying to kill him with her car. >>> a baltimore man accused of murdering a 16-year-old will be back in court. michael johnson is charged with killing felicia barnes. barnes visiting from north carolina was found dead in the susquehanna river months after she went missing. during opening statements last week, prosecutors say of this a witness who says he saw johnson murder barnes. the defense team says there's no dna evidence linking him to the crime. >>> the state department is among those calling for the relea

news4's david culver checked out the first of many new speed dating events at a library in alexandria. >> reporter: inside the library, dating is on a deadline. >> time to move, guys. >> reporter: the folks gathered here are all about efficiency. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: there's little time for awkward pauses or second thoughts. just when you get comfortable drp [ laughter ] >> just kidding. >> reporter: you're walking. you get to go northward. >> reporter: the rules are simple, three minutes later, the bell rings and you move along. in an age where some would go online to find love -- >> you use the internet i'm sure. >> reporter: those here choose different types of face time. >> more intimate setting that the online option cannot provide. >> kayla. nice to meet you as well. >> you do have to have a bit more guts to do something like this. >> reporter: and sometimes brutal honesty. >> i don't think we'll date. >> i know it's an age thing. >> kayla found her suitors a little older. >> i wasn't born yet. >> that's all right. you're forgiving. >> reporter: but she made a f few

in the metro about a half-inch. 0.6 in alexandria. this is a photograph from one of our viewers from lexington park, maryland. this was outside his door this morning. that looks like a good 3 inches or 4 inches. let's go to adam caskey and storm chaser 7. i'm sure you woke up like a kid on christmas. >> i brought my hand the tape measure. i was hoping i would have to stretch it out like this to see how deep the snowiest. instead by measuring just under an inch. i will show you. that much snow on the edge of arlington and falls church. patrick henry drive at route 50 there's a light coating of snow on patrick henry. that is to be expected. sidestreets are slippery. route 50 is pretty wide open with plenty of salt on the road. it is enough chemicals to keep it just damp. this is not the best snowball type of snow. if you pack it as tight as you can, it falls apart. that's because temperatures have been so low. we still have snow falling in seven corners. around the metro area we have a little snow falling. most of it is far south of was

a big party in alexandria under way right now. families there sampling the food, the music and lots of festivities at their annual first night celebration. news 4's darcy spencer is taking it all in where the party ends in less than an hour from now with that big fireworks display. darcy? >> reporter: this is where the big party is here tonight. this is king street here behind me. they have closed it off. you can see it is a street celebration. now everyone is just waiting until midnight for this spectacular fireworks display. teddy the clown makes balloons for the kids inside the masonic memorial temple at the first night alexandria tradition. >> love it. i truly do. i really do. my favorite thing thousands are attending the family oriented event where lots of kids including zoe got their faces painted. >> we've actually never been down. we live in leesburg but made the trip down because we thought it would be a great event. >> these 7-year-old triplets were showing their holiday spirit and looking forward to midnight when firewo

in alexandria, dozens were injured in clashes with the police. >> we go to cairo now. tell us how chaotic the situation is. >> behind me, tahrir square is relatively peaceful, but a few hundred meters away at the state television building, there were big clashes in the last hours. also the military came down onto the streets in front of the television building. we have basically clashes in many places in alexandria, in cairo, but also in upper egypt. in all, they say we have 119 injured people. >> how would you compare this situation to two years ago? >> they are very different. the muslim brotherhood, left liberals were all standing at the square against hosni mubarak. now, we have a very polarized situation in egypt politically. today, we have an opposition that is demonstrating against the muslim brotherhood. the president in the muslim brothers are basically staying away from the street. i just came from one of the poorer areas in cairo where the muslim brotherhood open some kind of little market, selling cheap meat to the people there, trying to celebrate this, th

. >>> help is here for those living in alexandria. we check out the new >>> welcome back at 4:58. it's that time of year that everyone loves to hate. tax season. the irs will officially begin processing returns tomorrow. tax season was originally supposed to begin on the 22nd but the agency had to push back the date because of changes to tax pol say made in the last minute fiscal cliff deal. many online or tax filing -- are accepting returns but won't submit them until tomorrow. e file is the fastest way. it was received within 21 days. >>> if you have a problem or want to complain about alexandria city services. there's an online service called call click connect. by calling a phone number or going online, residents can make a report that's automatically read to the proper department. you are giving a tracking number to follow the progress of your concern or complaint. >> it allows citizens to not get lost in the system. it will get recorded instantly. they'll get an instant response in terms of how much time it will take to be responsive. >> the system also delivers important in

alexandria city schools are on a two-hour delay. also a two-hour delay for stafford county public schools. there will nobody a.m. preschool classes in stafford county and warren county schools are on a two-hour delay as well. there are a number of private schools, also local governments and businesses that have changed their status today. you can see those at the bottom of your screen and on myfoxdc.com. >> loudoun county schools are closed today as well. that has just come in. so here we go. >> here we go. that's right. it is not going to get any better. because this is all moving its way to the east and it will continue into the course of our morning hours so we've got freezing rain, we've got sleet and i afew flurries out there in some of our neighborhoods and a little bit of rainfall. >> let's get right to it. we'll show you where things are happening right now. we've got all kind of stuff going on. so you can see that we do have some areas that have a little bit of light snow. just not a lot that is accumulating here at all but

annie in alexandria, virginia. she writes i feel like i've been living in seattle the last few days in the d.c. metro area. what geographical or weather phenomenon causes the constant gloomy or rainy conditions in seattle. the next question is from trees andy in d.c. breezy writes i just recently traveled to washington and puget sound reminded me of the chesapeake bay. what is the difference between a sound and a bay. >> i had to read up on that one. i didn't know. >> i will will tackle the seattle question. they have the olympic mountain range and what happens in seattle and much of the state of washington and oregon and even northern california. the jet stream, we've talked about that, it really steers weather conditions and it is like a garden hose in the winter months in that it just kind of turns itself on right across the pacific northwest. it is very active. so they get a very active weather pattern. they will get one storm after another. they get a lot of moisture coming in off the pacific ocean and the moi

. >> closer to home, hundreds of people gathered in alexandria for the first night celebration. >> fireworks lit up the sky in old town at the stroke of midnight. there was a lot of fun for the whole family. children have the chance to get their faces painted and families enjoyed live music and good food. >> i i thits pretty good. we're new to the area. having something we can bring the kids to and just enjoy the outside time and different environments and just really nice to have something to come to with the kids. >> first night alexandria is the largest family friendly party in the region. >> looked like a lot of fun. >> happy new year to you. >> same to you. 4:38 is our time. ahead on news4 today, a new challenge for d.c. police heading into the new year. we'll tell you what's facing the department as it marks the lowest murder rate in the district in decades. >>> also ahead, a look at the preparations going into the granddaddy of new year's parades. >>> we're starting the new year off with a little bit of snow in the forecast. what you can expect as you head out the door next with weath

courthouse has been set on fire in the egyptian city of alexandria following day long clashes between riot police and protesters demonstrators were demanding justice in the trial of former security officers accused of killings during the two thousand and eleven uprising violence first erupted when the presiding judge abruptly resigned without carrying out his duties . as well and president hugo chavez is reported to be gaining strength and recovering well following respiratory complications after cancer surgery that's according to vice president nicolas maduro but during says he met with the leader and discussed important issues of state. should have taken his oath on the tenth of january bot has not been seen in public since his latest operation in middes amber prompting our rage from the opposition demanding new elections. now catching a train became a matter of life and death for one russian man who fell from his carriage in subzero temperatures in a forest in russia's far east earlier on barton told my colleague sean thomas the story. if we picture the scene we've got forty two ye

closer to town, alexandria, 6/10 of an inch. here are your temperatures. 19 right now in washington. 21 in leonardtown. 22 in quantico. don't forget, it is very cold outside. if you go you out to the to do a little sweeping or shoveling, the temperature are very cold. make sure you wear lots of layers. it will be a cold day today. the winner picking up out of the north and west after we got a bit of a break last night. they will be blowing again 25, 30 miles per hour. so with high temperatures only in the upper 20s and a pretty brisk wind, we'll be in for a very cold day across the d.c. area. there is your satellite-radar. again, some light snow developing overnight and we're watching the last of it here this morning. the weak little clipper system to the south, that responsible for the moisture and as we hook upstream here, we should see some sunshine this afternoon. i want to mention we have our next little alberta clipper along with a little bit of southern stream moisture and they will team up and move through the day tomorr

killed to the extent they want to prevent that they want to have all the soldiers sitting in alexandria virginia or los angeles or whatever and running the broom for the killing people what their words are gonna stand or yemen or iran or you know were else however over the next four years the administration's reach will extend far beyond the middle east as it is said to continue its pivot to asia as well as building a missile shield provocatively close to russia's borders last year and a hot mike moment president obama told russia's made that event if that in his second term he'd be more flexible to discuss moscow less certain. but it could turn out to be flexibility to words only president action if it leads to russia is still we opposed to it still sees it as we're just going to go ahead with it while president obama may have more control over foreign policy domestically there is a greater chance of his agenda getting bogged down in congress like gun control and the executive orders are useless and legislative proposals and i suspect will not pass in this country and i don't think it'

still to the extent they want to prevent that they want to have all the soldiers sitting in alexandria virginia or los angeles or whatever and running the groans that are killing people whether it's afghanistan or yemen or iran or you know were else however over the next four years the administration's reach will extend far beyond the middle east as it is said to continue its pivot to asia as well as building a missile shield provocatively close to russia's borders last year in a hot mike moment president obama told russia's made that even if that in his second term he'd be more flexible to discuss moscow close circuit. but it could turn out to be flexibility to words only president action believe russia is still a opposed to it still sees it as we're just going to go ahead a little while president obama may have more control over foreign policy domestically there is a greater chance of his agenda getting bogged down in congress like gun control and the executive orders are useless and legislative proposals and i suspect will not pass in this country and i don't think it's in the offin

work house has been set on fire in the egyptian city of alexandria following day long clashes between riot police and protesters demonstrators were demanding justice in the trial of former security officers accused of killing storing the twenty eleven uprising violence first erupted when the presiding judge abruptly resigned without carrying out his duties. as well president of a child is reported to be gaining strength and recovering well following a respiratory complications after cancer surgery that's according to vice president nicolas maduro maduro says he met with the leader and discussed important issues of state charges should have taken his eye with the order to end of january but that's now been seen in public since his latest operation in mid december prompting outrage from the opposition demanding new elections. now ahead of the twenty second of january election manny israelis who used to support prime minister benjamin netanyahu are changing their minds now viewed by many as not being radical enough although still expected to return to office netanyahu is likely to lose v

troops killed to the extent they want to prevent that they want to have all the soldiers sitting in alexandria virginia or los angeles or whatever and running the groans that are killing people whether it's afghanistan or yemen or iran or you know were else however over the next four years the administration's reach will extend far beyond the middle east as it is said to continue its pivot to asia as well as building a missile shield provocatively close to russia's borders last year in a hot mike moment president obama told russia's made me very if that in his second term he'd be more flexible to discuss moscow less certain. but it could turn out to be flexibility to words only rather than action if. russia is still out of the opposed to it still sees it as as a we're just going to have to go a little while president obama may have more control over foreign policy domestically there is a greater chance of his agenda getting bogged down in congress like gun control and the executive orders are useless and legislative proposals and i suspect will not pass in this country and i don't think it's i

courthouse has been set on fire in the egyptian city of alexandria following day long clashes between riot police and protesters demonstrators were demanding justice in the trial of former security officers accused of killings joining the twenty eleven uprising violence first erupted when the presiding judge abruptly resigned without carrying out his duties. catching a train a became a matter of life and death for one russian man who fell from his carriage in subzero temperatures in a forest in russia's far east earlier artist on barton told my colleague sean thomas the story. if we picture the scene we've got forty two year old valarie mel cough a lorry driver in this train clickety clack in its way through the forests in the a more region in russia's far east at night they decide to go for a cigarette but nothing special so he goes to the vestibule at the end of the carriage smokes his cigarettes and then as he stays went to open the door to go back to his carriage except it was the wrong door and he falls out the back of the train so he rapidly realizes that he is not just running

killed to the extent they want to prevent that they want to have all the soldiers sitting in alexandria virginia or los angeles or whatever and running the brony that are killing people whether it's afghanistan or yemen or iran or you know were else however over the next four years the administration's reach will extend far beyond the middle east as it is said to continue its pivot to asia as well as building a missile shield provocatively close to russia's borders last year in a hot mike moment president obama told russia's made that event if that in his second term he'd be more flexible to discuss moscow close serves. but it could turn out to be flexibility to words only rather than action if. russia is still out of your post you would still sees it as some we're just going to go ahead a little while president obama may have more control over foreign policy domestically there is a greater chance of his agenda getting bogged down in congress like gun control and the executive orders are useless and legislative proposals and i suspect will not pass in this country i don't think it's in

or house has been set on fire in the egyptian city of alexandria following day long clashes between riot police and protesters demonstrators were demanding justice in the trial of former security officers accused of killings during the twenty eleven uprising violence first erupted when the presiding judge abruptly resigned without carrying out his duties. the ruling coalition of german chancellor angela merkel has been defeated in crucial regional elections where the center left opposition with a thin victory the outcome of the ballot in lower saxony is seen as a final rehearsal for the parliamentary election in september merkel is seeking a third term in office despite a setback still enjoys popularity in the country's other polls. as well and president hugo chavez is reported to be gaining strength recovering well following respiratory complications after cancer surgery that's according to vice president nicolas maduro the tour of says he met with the leader and discussed important issues of state it was obvious that i should have taken his oath on the cans of january but has not been

just head to alexandria this weekend. the eighth annual old town boutique district warehouse sale is this saturday. this morning we have elizabeth todd. she's back showing us some fantastic deals. thanks so much for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> there are a lot of boutiques involved with this. tell us about the event, who's going to be there, what are we going to find? >> you're going to find lots of great stuff. it started eight years ago with only five stores. this year we have 22 stores participating, most members of the old town boutique district. we've got home, children's fashion, everything. >> fantastic. and discounts 70%, 80% off? >> 70% to 80% off. there are some great deals. >> that's insane. let's take a look at some of the deals. >> those are from my store, the shoe hive. those are kate spade. they're normally $350 and they're going to be $100 at the warehouse sale. >> i'm loving these shoes. another favorite, i love this. what is this sweater? >> this is a sweater from zoe boutique. it's normally $2

this is the eisenhower connector area in alexandria so between the wilson bridge, alexandria and springfield, you are really good to go on the beltway. let's go back to the maps. this time we're heading on to the north side of town. no issues on the beltway right now. a few brake lights forming as you leave college park toward georgia avenue. that's about it. 270 getting really slow and heavy here at route 109 as you can see. once you're down to 121, it does break free heading down into overmantown and the point where the lanes -- germantown and the point where the lanes divide. more on that accident at 5:38. >>> it is 5:30. congress didn't make its deadline but the deal is enough to bring us back from the fiscal cliff. the house passed the senate's bill late last night. >> but the compromise does not resolve all the issues related to tax hikes and spending cuts. plenty to decide still. surae chinn is live on capitol hill. she has the latest on where we stand now. good morning, surae. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. the bill still needs the president's signature which is expected l

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alexandria and prince george's county. two hours late this morning due to the sleet snow freezing rain we are dealing with. conditions will be a lot better. that is going to be the same case for you. you get the whole list of delays on our website wusa9.com. >> here's a look at our day planner. cold enough to support that snow sleet mix. transitioning into many areas. with highs today around 44 degrees. as we go into the next few days. five minutes over to monika. she has timesaver traffic. >> reporter: southbound of i-27 0 you can see the roads are wet traffic is slowing downright here. this is going to extend toward clarksburg before the pace improves down at falls road and the split traffic still moving pretty well. more on traffic in a few minutes. back to you guys. >>> it is 5:10. here are some of the other stories that are new this morning. a case earlly similar to a rhode island fire. more than 200 people are dead in brazil after a band pirate row technicians show ignited a fire. at first security guards tried to st

the beltway looks good through annandale, alexandria, tysons, across the wilson bridge, and here we go at the american legion bridge. no complaints on this stretch. back to you. >> thank you. 6:42, 43 degrees. police searched for an interesting suspect wanted for tampering with evidence. >> bp faces a crucial hearing as it >> in the wake of the connecticut school shootings, a benefit concert. >> ♪ ♪ >> 800 broadway actors, composers, and musicians put on a show that was held in a water bird, connecticut. 1100 members of the sandy hook elementary school community attended the event. all proceeds will go through united way and sandy hook school support fund. president obama is getting input from law-enforcement officials on ways to prevent a tragedy like the one in connecticut. police chiefs and sheriffs from across the country met with him monday at the white house. they urged him to improve the mental health system and strengthen background checks. but the law enforcement leaders are divided over an assault weapons ban and limits on high- capacity magazines. >> a federal judge expe

birgit get through alexandria, still in good shape. -- virginia through alexandria, still in good shape. 95 around to georgia avenue, we have had no incidents. just the volume for southbound 95. 270 closed approaching delaine divide. back to you. -- approaching the lane divide. ♪ [applause] >> all right levy. he is from gaithersburg and had a great rendition of "hail to the redskins." >> we would love to hear your version. send it to us. >> i have to say, he was one of the most impressive we've heard this morning. >> thursday express coming up. >> a roundup of the top stories. what you need to [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the big hot pastrami melt. we perfected the pastrami sandwich -- filled with hot, juicy pastrami pickles, yellow mustard and buly melted cheese. all piled-high on our signature freshly baked ead. made hot, toasty and just for you. and don't be afraid to put your spin on this deli style deliciousity -- add your favorite ingredients, like spicy jalapeÑos or crisp green peppers. get to your local subway and tastste some perfect pastrami today! su

wind gusts are at the 23 miles per hour. 36 degrees in alexandria. also 36 in rockville. early tomorrow morning, not a lot of really cold temperatures. 34 at winchester. 39 in quantico. temperatures are cooler off to the north of us. there is milder air off to the south. this is moving for the upcoming school and work week. daytime highs will be in the -50's. it feels like 13 admin annapolis. nnpoluis. plenty of sunshine in the afternoon hours. it will give us a better chance for some rain and snow showers hours.the overnight it will not amount to a whole lot. s, have no advisories, watche .o warnings if you are a snow lover, possibly a quarter or half an inch of snow. that's case nardo, most of us when we nothing at all morning.omorrow temperatures will be cold. here is the doppler radar. our futurecast will show a for the day clouds tomorrow and then a good deal of sunshine. the kickoff for the game looks pretty good. temperatures in the 40's. temperatures for the overnight hours, rain and snow showers also bowl. skies will turn partly sunny. , there it is. temperatures

alexandria's police chief is very concerned. let's roll some video of the two suspects. police arrested 31-year-old daniel harris and 33-year-old corey yates. harris was arrested this past sunday in a traffic stop. corey yates was arrested two days ago. police say the duo stole the two police carts last month outside the homes of two officers. both suspects are in jail facing grand larceny, auto and possession of stolen property charges. alexandria police want you to call them, if you have any information about where the shotgun and panasonic mobile computer, if you know where they're located. back out here live is an example of one of the cars stolen. if they have you to give them a call if you know where these suspects are located. >>> and have you seen the stolen race car? someone swiped the 2005 pontiac grand am dragster yesterday. it was being stored inside a trailer. police believe it was taken between 5:00 yesterday evening and 7:00 this morning. the crooks also made off with a government cart, tools in the trailer that were with the car. everything valued at abou

her name is alexandria dell -- i'm forgetting the last part of the name. but her name is alexandria. she is 21 years old. it was a real relationship. they have broken up, but you know, it just kind of spells a little bit of that rumor. and i've got to tell you, maureen, we don't know where this is leading. but we have a lot of sources on this now. we have a lot of information, some of which we have not put up on the site yet, and my gut on this is that, when it's over -- and i could be wrong here, but my get based on what we know now is that he was duped. avenues an innocent victim. >> he admitted he lied even though he learned about all of this in early december. what do you make of that? >> no doubt. we do know that, you know, on december 6th, he knew what had happened and he propagated the lie after december 6th for a couple of weeks because they had a big game and he didn't want to distract the team from the game. so he says. so from december 6th until that game, yes, but before, while this whole thing was going on, i think that he -- my gut is that he

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. ♪ and it's beautiful into the news4 news dulles, alexandria detectives have charged two men with the. he was charged with grand larceny and possession of stolen property. 33-year-old corey gates was arrested two days ago at the alexandria courthouse. he's been charged with grand larsie, auto, conspiracy to economy grand larceny and possession of stolen property. they the missing shotgun and mobile computer have not been recovered. this youtube video has been release indeed swissvale pennsylvania, it started after woodland hills high school in western pennsylvania took, it took place during students and parents. there was an even bigger fight tuesday. so far two teenagers and one adult have been arrested they've identified 15 people, looking for more. at the news4 live desk, keith russell. >>> controversial merchandise for a controversial movie. >> and singer bobby brown back in court today facing possible jail time for the drunk driving arrest. time for hollywood headlines, georgia alfredas, with the russpar morning show. how much jail time are we talking about? >> i think he'll get

. >>> still ahead on "news4 at 6," two police cars stolen in alexandria. tonight officers say they know who did it. >>> the latest on the flu outbreak. >>> and i'll show you when the up. >>> two men have been arrested for allegedly stealing two alexandria police cars back in december. daniel harris was picked up on sunday during a traffic stop. corey yates was taken into custody earlier this week. both are charged with grand larceny auto. police say they're still looking for the missing shotgun and laptop computer that was in one of the cars. >>> the centers for disease control says this year's flew season is one of the worst in decades. emergency rooms here, some of them are swamped with sick patients. d.c. health officials say they haven't seen a sharp uptick in cases in the city yet. doctors say this year's strain of influenza is making people very ill. if you haven't gotten a flu shot, you should try to get one as soon as possible. there are still about three months remaining in this year's flu season. >>> it keeps getting worse. the skins lost the gam