if you're going out tonight, it's cold but dry, only 30 in chevy chase, 28 in rockville, leesburg and 27 in fairfax. tonight no winds, but bundle up. we'll come back with some good news about the weekend. >>> we are watching carefully how people responsible for keeping the power on and the roads clear are preparing for the next blast. >> reporter: the incoming weather has utilities on alert and the no. up with word they are fearing most is ice. one example of the power outage mayhem caused by ice played out february 5th in frederick county, maryland. some went without electricity for four days. potomac edison power reported today the company has been holding weather watching conference calls since wednesday. crews have been alerted and decisions on how to deploy them may come as early as tomorrow. pepco is also watching the weather forecasts saying the utility is now prepared for the worst of the predictions with 150 company linemen and 450 contractors currently available if needed. good news from dominion power saying the utility there is anticipating minimal operational impact in no

it's 27 degrees in rockville, 29 in chevy chase and 30 in alexandria and it is a little bit on the breezy side. we have some wind chill factors out there. it feels like 19 degrees in ashburn and 18 at dulles, but the winds will settle down as we head through the overnight hours. it's going to be a clear and cold start, 18 to 26 tomorrow morning and then just downright cold by 7:00, 15 to 24 degrees. more clouds moving in as we head through the morning hours, but we're tracking that system that's going to bring us rain or snow showers. i'll have at coming up in the first alert seven- day. >>> coming up tonight on wusa9 as many as 2 unhad minors trapped in a -- 200 minors trapped in a deep tunnel in south africa and some are refusing to come out. >> also a snake handling pastor pays the ultimate price >>> two weeks of heavy snow have created dangerous conditions across colorado's mountains. a massive avalanche killed two skiers this weekend, the third deadly slide in less than a week. >> reporter: search and rescue teams found the bodies of two skiers on a mountain about 80 miles south of d

chevy chase supermarket. jason and ken run the family store. they cled in time for employees to sleep in the store. can you say cash on aisle nine? it is time to open. >> i have a good gup of employees. we bght 10 mattresses. we have beds and b blankets. they s spent the night in the store. unfortunately, we have these once-in-a-lifetime weather events every six months. we have done this several times. we did this during a hurricane. we're here to take care of thinings. w're here when the trucks come in. they restock and we are ready for business. >> it costs more and it is not coortable, b they bond over the experience. they even had banana splits. it is necessary to prove their mmitment and stay in business spite the bad weather. >> it is devastating. we do not have the power behind us. every day,very dollar -- wee figure the more competition, it makes us better. we will take care of it. >> it was not comfortable, but customers are grateful. including this loyal shopper, who saw the cars parked outside. >> i said to the guys, oh my gosh, they

temps are still very nice, 46 in chevy chase, 44 in reston, 46 in leesburg, 44 in white oak, still 52 in waldorf and 43 in bowie. so clipper, lacking moisture and cold air and also they're quick movers. surface temperatures above freezing in most spots. the roads will stay fine. they also have a lot of salt still. keep your valentine's day plans for tonight and light snow or rain possible after midnight. for tonight mostly cloudy, cold, light snow possible late in the day and then rain -- late tonight rather, rain south and east, lows 27 to about 34. so if you're inside the beltway, you're not going to get below freezing. mid-30s to start, a few flakes. we drop to 33 at 9:00, 11:00, 38 by 1:00. not going to snow hard enough to overcome surface temps. 35 sunday, colder and milder monday. clouds come in late, 44, maybe a shower monday, but a big pattern flip here. low 50s tuesday, mid-50s on wednesday, 60 thursday. we'll trade those for a few showers, a little better an on friday for showers, but we're still warm, highs in the mid-50s. so good news, no heavy rain heading our way, no sup

temperatures 35 in chevy chase. 35 in reston. 36 in ashburn and 34 in leesburg. even 34 in dumfries and woodbridge and 35 in waldorf. so, more light snow. a general 1 to 2 inches. closer to 1. timing 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. that's when most of the snow will fall. we have light snow, yellow alert for the morning and some snow, this time will stick to the streets and roads. i would allow for more time. here's one model. around an inch, 1.2 toward manassas. it is trying to paint a bigger ban through manassas and fairfax and culpeper. we'll see. either side of that ban near an inch both north and south. for tonight, mostly cloudy, light snow before dawn. a low temperature primarily in the 20s. winds northwest becoming southwest at 10. so we have low 30s to start in the morning with snow and 11:00, snow begins to end. 35 and clearing skies by 1:00. temperatures don't move much. still in the mid 30s. next three days, bright, but brisk on thursday. 38. very cold, but dry on friday. temperature around freezing. that's it. our average high is near 50. that's a cold day. n

temperatures it's getting cold, 34 in chevy chase, reston, 32 out toward dulles and leesburg, 35 in dumfries and the woodbridge area and dale city, but 35 in college park and also in waldorf. so a quick hitter, a trace to 3 inches, critical times 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. i think that's about perfect. slick for the morning commute, but fine for the evening commute because we'll turn milder in the afternoon and stay milder for the rest of the week. yes, we might hit 60 before the week is out. tonight cold with snow or a mix late, trace to 3 inches, low temperatures 26 to 32, winds out of the southeast at 10. break it down. even by 5:00 in the morning the precip will be gone at least downtown, 33 at 7:00, 36 at 9:00, in the 40s at 11:00 and you're walking to lunch, sunshine and temperature in the upper 40s near 50s. okay wednesday, milder, 53, perhaps a shower and look at this on thursday, milder, a few late clouds, high temperatures in the upper 50s. the next seven days we get into the end of the week, thursday upper 50s, but friday near 60. however, with friday we're looking at showers, rain and may

. >> reporter: they played bethesda chevy chase in a way to raise money for the warriors. by games end they had an extra $1,200 to help the cause. >> that's what we like to do to play hockey and we like to go out there and play for all the people that can't play like we play. >> the warriors and their program, they pride themselves on shared understanding, and helping each other understand too. diane roberts, wusa sports. just want to remind you time for the high school game of the week polls for the four great games to choose from and three in basketball and one in hockey and text the code that you want. and of course we'll announce the winners tonight at 11:00. >>> oh it is always exciting for the high school sports. we'll look forward to that. >> thank you. >> and stay with wusa9.com for the cbs evening news, coming up next. >>> i'll be back at 7:00 with jan jeffcoat for your only local news at 7:00. as always wusa9.com is always on. >> pelley: tonight, worse than hurricane sandy-- that's how the governor of pennsylvania describes damage to power systems from brutal win

tonight the chevy chase resident is speaking with our surae chinn in his first interview since coming back home to the united states. >> reporter: pbs science reporter miles o'brien dives right back into work after returning to the country a few days ago without his left arm. >> everybody is talking about polar vortexes. >> reporter: the former cnn anchor specializing in science, technology and aerospace is moderating a panel on climate change in northwest, a commitment he made well before his accident. >> sometimes the best tonic is to stay focused on work. >> reporter: i wish i had a better story to tell you about why i am typing this with one hand he inside his blog. a shark attack it would be interesting. an assassination attempt would be intriguing. skydiving mishappens always make for good copy. no. o'brien was on a shoot in japan in the philippines reporting on the aftermath in the fukushima disaster. it was a seemingly minor accident. he was packing up tv equipment when a caseful of camera gear fell on his forearm. two days later he's in the hospital suffering from acute compa

now folks are below freezing in many areas, chevy chase is 31. 32 in rockville. 34 in leesburg. and 31 down toward dumfries. so, more light snow, 1 to 2 inches. the timing 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. that's 99% of your snow is going to fall. wednesday morning, because of the light snow, we have a yellow alert and again, we are way out ahead of this one. we issued the yellow alert for wednesday morning. some snow will stick to the streets this time because it will be rolling in before sunrise. how much snow is going to fall? this is the north american model. i agree with this. it's been handled in these situations much better. an inch to 2 will cover everybody from essentially the metro area south to the metro area north up toward hagerstown and cumberland. your top amount, the peek is going to be 2 inches. has it been a snowy february? february totals so far, 10.2 inches at national. that's a fair amount of snow. we average 5.7 inches for the month of february. and technically is our snowiest month. we average 5.6 in january and 5.7 in february. technically, it's our snowiest month.

it's running at about 12% indoor relative humidity. 31 chevy chase, 27 white oak, 29 reston, 32 leesburg, 30 fairfax, 34 dumfries, woodbridge, dale city and 34 in waldorf. even colder tonight, could be an icy patch on your driveway. most of the roads pretty dry today, bus stop temps 15 to 30. clear and very cold tonight, 14 to 24, winds light southerly at 5 to 10. they'll calm down and by morning we're looking at temps in the upper teens, low 20s, city temps, upper 20s by 9:00, mid-30s by 11:00. winds pick up and then upper 30s by 1:00. next three days even colder friday, 31, still chilly saturday, rain or snow shower possible, 44. these temps are going in the right direction for a while. we're actually near 50 sunday. that hasn't changed, but then monday we'll say rain or rain to ice, arctic air lurking, a band of snow tuesday and very cold next wednesday. >> isn't this march coming up here? >> march is coming in not like a lamb or lion, kind of in between. >>> the nationals are a couple days from their first spring training game. >> we'll hear from two of the newest nats about how they

if you've got date night tomorrow, keep your plans. 36 chevy chase, 33 white oak, 33 rockville, 35 reston, 37 old town. cold tonight and dry, no worries, mainly afternoon or evening light snow tomorrow. do not see any problems on the roads, call it conversational, another chance for afternoon snow showers sunday, probably a better chance sunday night, don't see any problems. another chance on monday. monday morning we could see a little accumulation, especially north and west of town. that's something we'll keep an eye on for you all weekend. in the meantime break it down, temps around 30 to start, 32 by 11:00, 33 by 1 p.m., could see flakes by 1 p.m., even downtown. next three days again another chance for snow showers sunday night and then another chance early on monday. a little cold are monday, 34. next seven days -- colder monday 34. next seven days, colder on tuesday and clouds wednesday night, could see snow thursday. right now the models are still all over and cold again friday with sunshine, temps in the mid- 30s. >>> another washington capital is headed off to the winter olympic

not too used to that, but churchill, bethesda, chevy chase. the game supported warriors hockey which is a program for activity military members and wounded vets in service and raised over 1,200 bucks for wounded warriors. tonight it was all churchill pouring in eight goals and win the game 8-2. >>> pro star sports balloting is a popularity contest which is why broke down dwyane wade is starting and john wall is not, but john wall has been the best guard in the eastern conference. washington d.c. fans have a lot to be proud of. this young man has grown up and shown up. we welt to the vault to check it out. top play -- went to the vault to check it out. top plays so far, versus toronto, the steal and then the blow-by. i call this the human derecho, blowing in like a hot wind and doing damage. john wall, nicely done. no. 3, this past week a derek mcginty special. after the steal wall says i'm the publisher. your manual, sir -- >> is not suitable for our purposes. it's a rejection slip. >> and a few weeks back versus the pistons wall breaks brando

chase, in "national lampoon's vacation," with that scene on the highway. work that inspired a younger generation, like writer and director, judd apatow, who actually interviewed ramis for his high school radio station, and then, years later, cast him in his own huge hit, "knocked up," and five years ago in "year one." it was the last movie ramis would direct. he died early this morning in chicago, just short of 70 years. >> comedy is radical in spirit. it challenges people's assumptions and expectations. we always felt that we part of that great tradition. >> reporter: a guy who battled ghosts, he leaves behind the spirit of what he was -- a nerd. a subversive. a funny man. john donvan x, abc news, washington. >>> thank you for watching. "nightline" will be here later. and i'll see you again here tomorrow. good night. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game pat sajak and vanna white! do you have any idea? i just don't know.

chevy chase, in "national lampoon's vacation," with that scene on the highway. work that inspired a younger generation, like writer and director judd apatow, who actually interviewed ramis for his high school radio station, and then, years later, cast him in his own huge hit, "knocked up," five years ago he produced "year one." the last movie that ramis would direct. because four years ago, he got sick. a rare autoimmune disease. he died early this morning in chicago, just short of 70 years. >> comedy is radical in spirit. it challenges people's assumptions and expectations. and we always felt that we part of that great tradition. >> reporter: a guy who battled ghosts, ramis leaves behind the spirit of what he was -- a nerd. a subversive. a funnyman. john donvan, abc news, washington. >>> and we thank you for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be here later. >> >>> teen-aged pros stit use on the streets of san jose. a youth counselor under indictment. >> sunny skies and mild now, but rain is on the way. how much we're going to get in a

i will be in chevy chase on monday. perhaps you have a chance to participate and come and join me and watch that. we are dealing with quite conditions this morning. things are finally calm of the weather department. your walk out on the door whether this morning. >> hi there. good morning, everyone and happy friday. i have my read on. i have a lot of layers. it is not that cold out here. i do have read. in this.l together wear your red and support heart health. it is not that cold. in fact, 28 degrees. we do not have the wind this morning. yesterday, that wind was brutal. overall, a very quiet weather day. speaking of the weather, i was so fortunate i got to go to west lawn elementary school and they gave me this awesome coffee cup. i dropped mine yesterday. what i took that step, and fell all over me and was a mess. thank you for the coffee cup. yesterday, at west you may get to see yourself on tv. it was a very fun time at west lawn of elementary school. it is a quiet weather day. thegs are just as quiet on roadways.

it is snowing and raining from mclean to bethesda, chevy chase to gaithersburg and pretty much as is so often the case, i-95 is just about the dividing line between the mostly rain and the rain/snow mix. you have to go well out to the north and west before it's mostly snow. light coating is a real possibility here. another 1 inch to maybe 2 inches in the northern and western suburbs. this is all going to be rain, though, across southern maryland. no real accumulations for you folks down into st. mary's county. the back end of all of this is about five or six more hours away. 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon, this will rapidly start to come to an end. there's the area of low pressure there. as it gets out in the open waters, it'll rapidly intensify, and that is going to crank up the wind machine around here for later on this afternoon into this evening. currently, we do have winter ather advisories posted out to the north and west. what is the difference between advisory and winter storm warning up for parts of far western maryland? you get a winter storm warning if you're expected to

chevy chase 31 degrees, the wind out of the northwest at 12, wind of 22. 29 in herndon, feels like 21. it will be cold and breezy as we go through thursday night. air temperatures in the upper 20's. did 30's in the city. every body will even out into the 20's. later tonight, it will get even colder. the windchill, feels like nine in gaithersburg, 13 hagerstown, 31 quantico. the wind does not die off totally, just enough of a breeze moving through that it will adjust the feels like a picture. the windchill, probably feel like the single numbers. inlly cold for this late february. the temperatures very cold all over the country as a new push comes in from canada, the northern plains. this cold weather spreading rapidly to the south and east with gusty wind. tomorrow, the center of the airmass gets closer. highs tomorrow in the upper 20's. think about that, a full day of sunshine on the 20 eighth day of february, high in the 20's, that does not happen very often. across the country, offshore, pacific ocean, this is a big storm developing in the pacific. there is the circulation center pu

and chevy chase's character died this year. >> jimmy: why did he die? was he not getting along with people on the set? >> what did you hear. >> jimmy: i heard some things. >> i think there had been a couple of things written over the last 30 years. snow, i love him. we still text. >> jimmy: you do not. >> once in a while i'm accidentally hit my phone. no, but his character died and his death was the most imaginative in history where his character was very rich and he wasbequeathing all of his possessions including a cryogenically frozen sample of his sperm. and then everyone was trying to figure out how he died. and they said it was of dehydration from ejaculating too much. . >> jimmy: i want to congratulate you on another thing. we ran into each other at the airport. you were headed to new york to go to the super bowl. where your beloved seattle seahawks were victorious. >> yes! yeah, seattle seahawks. yes, it was 37 years of anticipation and pain until that moment. and people are like the game was boring. i was like it was the most interesting game in

we'll keep an eye on that. 35 chevy chase. 34 in fairfax and in reston. 35 in college park and 36 in waldorf. temperatures are uniform as we go into the evening hours. so, yellow alert for ice, primarily freezing rain. that's the stuff we don't like. falls as liquid. freezes on contact. one thing, what could save you folks in cumberland and hagerstown is sleet. better off you are. that bounces off. temperatures below 32 in the metro area. d.c. north until 8:00. further north and west until 10:00. and then by nothink everybody is above freezing. even cumberland and martinsburg. problem is, most of the precipitation will have fallen. here's a look at the ice potential. .2 downtown, so essentially, i- 95 west, a glaze. the roads should not be a problem. you get into hagerstown and almost .2 in frederic. almost .4 in cumberland and almost .3 in oakland. that's a problem. and over the border into, you know, franklin county and somerset county, could be a problem for ice. so, some sleet, mainly freezing rain tonight, ice, that's the stuff that will accumulate. critical areas west of i-95.

. >> reporter: in chevy chase, mark segraves for news4. >>> and the coverage of the beatle mania, the 50th anniversary continues on nbcwashington.com, and we have posted video and even more photos. >>> right now at 6:00, a man is in custody after he tried to hijack an airplane and take it to sochi. we will hear from the passengers. >>> and an olympic glitch. russia kicking off the opening ceremony with a lighting nis mistake, but it cannot dim the excitement of the winter games. >>> and police continue the search for a gunman who shot and killed a well known music teacher in alexandria. >> i'm wendy rieger sitting in for doreen gentzler. >> and i'm jim vance, and that man is in custody. they say that he made a bomb threat and demanded that the flight be diverted to sochi, russia. >> and this all unfolded as the winter games were happening in russia. >> and chris lawrence is here with the latest. >> well, guys, the bottom line, and most importantly, everybody is safe. the suspect was sitting near the front of the pegasus airplane on the way to turkey. he then said he had a bomb, and de

chase. so everybody still above freezing at this moment. 36 in reston. 38 out in bowie and 38 down into waldorf and over in annapolis. so colder tonight, some refreezing. good news is, the winds will evaporate. colder and dry thursday. cold and dry friday. and just a few flakes over the weekend. just peeked at new guidance, maybe we get a little bit of snow, but in terms of what it looked like a few days ago on saturday and sunday, last saturday and sunday, i was getting excited. all right. >> that's why we don't talk about it. for tonight -- >> i tell my wife about it. >> partial clearing, some slick spots. 22 to 32 tonight. winds northwest at 10 to 20. so again, what looks wet is frozen. that's black ice, slow down. we have temperatures tonight, 25 in bethesda. 24 in fairfax. 24 in rockville. 25 in college park. 24 in bowie and 27 for a low down into waldorf. so, 20s to start. these are city temperatures. 32 by 11:00 and 34 by 1:00 p.m. okay, next three days, quiet tomorrow, cold, quiet on

chase. >> do you remember how their salute ended with turning their head and coughing? >> i don't think that's going to happen tomorrow. >> that would be a cool way to end the summit. >> there is likely to be discord over this keystone pipeline issue. what's going to happen here? >> well, i think what's really interesting about this -- and i don't recall ever sea seeing this happen before -- steven harper through his ambassador says he's going to use this opportunity on wednesday to press the president to do this in his term and harper has already said publicly he's willing to wait the president out on keystone, aligning hi ii himself with a lot of gulf states and republicans. i think it clearly points to the fact that everybody, including the canadians, are starting to look beyond obama. >> the administration has taken its time on this decision, and i want to know your thoughts about the timing here because we have talked more about climate change in the national media than i feel like at anytime since al gore invented the internet. this is a very concerted effort comi

chevy chase in national lampoon vacation with the scene on the highway. work that inspired a younger generation like writer director judd who actually interviewed him for the high school radio decision and then years later cast him in own huge hit knocked you. he produced year one. last movie that ramos would direct. because 4 years ago he got sick. rare auto immune diseas disease. died early this morning in chicago just short of 70. >> comedy is the radical in spirit. challenge people challenge and expectation. we always fell we were part of the great tradition. >>reporter: guy who bottled the spirit of what he was. nerd subversive, funny man. now back to you. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. final check on the forecast. storms coming this way and how to behave open bart. agency lays out the do and don't with attention monster taco fans! get ready for a night of monster taco madness - when two new monster taco flavors from jack in the box face off. introducing - the bacon ranch monster taco, crushin' it with strips of bacon and creamy ranch versus th

he has bought three tickets from the sunrise newsstand in chevy chase and one of the tickets was the winner, and now the plan is to go home to his native algeria, and he has not been back there in a couple of years. >>> and union station getting a makeover after that damaging earthquake, and we will get a behind the scenes look at the work in progress. >>> and a new poll giving us insight into the race for d.c. mayor. voter are confl >>> facebook is deleting the e-mail service, and they say that nobody was really using the service. from now on, e e-mails sent to at facebook.com address will be forwarded to the address that you used to signup for the site. >>> and ben and jerry's are coming out with new flavors. salted caramel, and peanut butter fudge and that's my jam, and hayes and confused and they are with the core concept of fudge, caramel, and raspberry nestled between two ice cream flavor flavors and the new flavors are expected on the store shelves soon. and it is one of washington's most iconic buildings, and union build building has a major renovation project on the east coa

arlington, chevy chase both checking in at 27, well below freezing. one more look outside on our michael & son weather camera. beautiful across the potomac river with reagan national just in the lower right. 31 degrees. mostly cloudy although looks like it's less than mostly cloudy right now. wind northeast at 8 giving us a windchill of 23. so we'll watch the skies today. a mix of clouds and sun through midday. thicker clouds this afternoon. then this evening we watch to the southwest as the moisture moves in. even by #k, 9:00 i don't -- by 8:00, 9:00 i don't think there will be too much going on. here we are at midnight. this is a computer model. all the areas in pink, especially north and west would be freezing rain. then you get a little blue still. that's the snow and snow sleet. there could even be sleet in frederick. overnight to tomorrow morning, a lot of that lifts north so hopefully we're talking plain rain by 6:00 a.m. as we scour out the cold air. i will tell you trying to forecast the timing of getting rid of the cold air can be a real cha

the temperatures in the 30s. 39 in chevy chase and 37 in lees burg. 42 down and woodbridge and 37 and 40 in college park and 42 in waldorf. >>> colder and dry. lunchtime snow showers are possible. confusional not knot going to be a problem on the roads. we have morning snow showers and yellow alert. tuesday into wednesday morning. a little bit more concerned about slick spots extra time going to work. both instances less than an inch. here is one of the models. snow fall a half inch for the system. that may be pushing it. the second may be a half intop .7. maybe in the white shaded area. you may see rain showers. and clouds late. west southwest at 10. and. we'll break this down. 32 to start. these are city temperatures. maybe a flurry. 11 to 1 p.m. look at the temperatures above freezing and no problems on the roads. the next three days. and the morning snow. we'll see the sun. 34. cold on thursday. sunshine 34 again. the next seven days. friday we're lucky to make the freezing mark. upper 30s. not a storm. 38 on sunday. the next storm, whether rain or snow will be on monday the tempe

chevy chase in "national lampoon's vacation" with that scene on the highway. work that inspired a younger generation like writer and director judd appetaug who his high school radio station, then cast him in his own hit "knocked up." five years ago he produced "year one" the last movie he would direct because four years ago he got sick, a rare auto immune disease, dying in chicago just short of 70. >> comedy is a radical in spirit. it challenges people's assumptions and expectations. we always felt we were part of that great tradition. >> reporter: a guy who battled ghosts, ramis leaves behind the spirit he was, a nerd, a subversive, a funny man. john van damme, abc news, washington. >> so many great, great, like landmark type movies. you have a favorite. >> i love "groundhog day." what's yours? >> "caddyshack" but they're all great ones. >> he said he wanted to be a lead actor but then realized he was better at directing people who were uninhibited. like bill murray and john belushi. he was a bit more intellectual, not the uninhibited person. >> he knew who h

in his first interview since returning to the states the chevy chase resident and science correspondent speaks to our surae chinn. >> reporter: pbs science reporter miles o'brien dives right back into work after returning to the united states a few days ago without his left arm. >> everybody it talking about polar vortexes. >> reporter: the former cnn anchor who specializes in science, technology and aerospace is moderating a panel on climate change in northwest, a commitment he made well before his accident. >> sometimes the best tonic is to stay focused on work. >> reporter: he told the world about the mishap in his blog. i wish i had a better story to tell you about why i'm typing this with one hand. a shark attack would be interesting. an assassination attempt would be intriguing. skydiving mishappens always make for good copy. no, the reason i am now one- handed is a little more prosaic. o'brien was on a shoot in the philippines reporting on the aftermath of the fukushima disaster. it was a seemingly minor accident. he was packing up tv equipment when a caseful of camera gear fell

chase. damascus 25. 26 over at andrews. beautiful north beach 29. so is waldorf and 24 for lawrm and 28 ashburn -- for laurel and 28 ashburn. regard renton sitting at 30 -- warrenton sitting at 30. looks clear but overhead mostly cloudy. 31 at national airport. north, northeast winds at 7 so feels like it's 24 outside. a little bit of a windchill and humidity at 69%. the storm system is coming in from the west. clouds are thickening up in advance of it. the thicker ones are out in the ohio and tennessee valley. we'll see sunny breaks through midday with thicker clouds this afternoon. then tonight here comes the moisture. here's 8:00. look what happens by 11:00. i think a bunch of this stuff that's in yellow which would be rain may actually be freezing rain with the snow north of us. and that will be lingering near till 2:00 on the mason-dixon line. we could still have more of the pink in loudoun and montgomery counties and frederick county through the middle of the night, even much of the ov

steve martin and chevy chase are with him. that's foolish. with the president of mexico. could stone pipeline. powers afraid it's going to scare the muskrats or something. i think he is going to have to go with the keystone. what do you think. >> i actually think he might have to lean the other way. when you see these big environmentalists stepping forward and saying they will pour millions of dollars into protecting democratic controlled u.s. senate in harry reid and others kill this pipeline it's going to be very hard for a president who desperately needs to keep control of the senate. otherwise his second term agenda is done not just on climate change but on immigration, minimum wage, you name it if he loses. >> the money, the political -- so it's a political money decision not what's best for the folks decision. >> i'm not saying he will definitely do that but i think that's a lot of pressure on him. going to be hard to go the other way. >> all right. and it's an excellent point. it's an excellent point that i didn't even think of but you are right. all right. now, th

there were many towns including chevy chase, md., which had ordinances' that for bait african-americans. and with this alternative solution that benjamin netanyahu has introduced and supported his role will become the largest sum downtown in the world. the amendment that i just mentioned to the entire infiltration act is actually an amendment to a law passed in 1954. these laws, these discriminatory laws are not necessarily right wing loss. there is nothing new. there is simply an extension of laws that have already been passed to consolidate israel's character, the jewish state as an athlete toward jewish state to consolidate the jewish telegraphic majority of israel. under the 1954 anti infiltration that any palestinian who of their home between the time of the u. n -- the passage of the un partition plan and the cessation of hostilities in the 1948 war was considered an infiltrator. thousands upon thousands of the 750,000 palestinians who were expelled in 1947 and 48 were uprooted from their communities where they try to reunite with their families and move back to their homes and te

. -- chevy chase, d.c., the most exclusive neighborhoods, big, well-manicured lawns, fancy houses, luxury cars parked out front. if you knocked on the doors or rang the doorbells and said to each of the people who came to the doors -- and there are whole blocks where i assure you, from the census data and just from walking around, you know you're not going to see a single person of color. maybe you'll see one asian-american, but you could go 20, 30, 40 houses and it's going to be all white . you survey 1,000 of those home owners, maybe one of them will say something racial. there rest are going to say -- if you say "why do you live here? i'm taking a poll," they're going to say "nice neighborhood i grew up here. close to the metro. good shopping. good schools. safe. my realtor suggested it. i've got friends who" -- they'll tell you all sorts of things. not one of them is going to say, "i live here because black folks don't live next door." and i'd like to believe these people. i'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt, trust them that every one of them made -- and of course, you know

chase in 1975. for nearly four decades the likes of jane, dennis, norm, jimmy, tina, amy and seth sat as head honcho behind weekend update's fake news desk. >> seafood is good for you, unless it's fried. yet another ground breaking story from the pages of the medical journal "duh." >> kirstey is saying the rumors she regained the weight she lost is not true. hmm. she knows we can see her, right? >> and many of the anchors have gone on to post-snl success, leaving vacant those rolling chairs for the next "weekend update" stars. yeah, no pressure there. the new anchors are colin jost and cecily strong are with us. you are not new to the show. you're the co-head writer. is this a dream job? >> it was. i didn't know it was all possible but had on my mind as the thing i would want to do. >> did you ever intentionally saab damage seth so he would move and and you could get the job? >> probably inunintentionally. >> cecily, have you been sharing the responsibility of delivering the fake news? >> no, that i

ramis directed chevy chase in "national lampoon's vacation." >> getting there is half the fun. you know that. >> chase called ramis a great man and said it was harold who acted out and gave me the inspiration the character clark griswold. >> there's a force in the universe that makes things happen. >> as a director, ramis turned out hits from "caddyshack" to "groundhog day" to "analyze this." >> we never discuss it outside the family. >> reporter: of his movies, ramis once said, i always thought of our characters as smart rebels as opposed to losers. >> gentlemen! >> ramis is survived by his wife erica, three children, two grandchildren, co-wrote for the latest installment of "ghostbusters," as of now, there's no word on where production stands and no release date has been set. guys, you could take one of those movies and be a legend. put them together, he's at the top of the list. >> american classics. >> writer/director, very few can do what he did. >> without harold ramis, we wouldn't have half the conversations we've had in our life. >> what are you doing this weekend? >> n

chase --all from chevy next call comes from churches, maryland. mary on our line for independents. caller: my favorite president is fdr. i love what you are talking about right now. it is unique idea. i love the way that he created programs but i don't see this resident as creating -- this president as creating grid he is slick and very good at texting and good at words but it is what behind it. i have the idea that if president roosevelt was here today, he would have programs like he had for the youth where he gave them food and places to live. i would love to see the youth of this time go and for 6 years work for land, like they did -- they use -- the youth built, wey toiled the soil and if took 6 years out of high school and had our youth to do that same thing, turn their phones off, and work for land for this country and bring back our topsoil so that we can have decent food and nutrients, and then give them free college and get rid of the college loan fiasco, that is what fdr would be doing today. he would be creating programs because we are in an economic downturn. guest: cou

they were on a short chase and he tried to ram a car. he waived a shotgun at the officers and they shot him. >>> witnesses say a chevy camero struck two cars this morning. they received calls about the camero from drivers on two freeways before the crash. >> pg&e cleans up after a car hit a house and ryder cup chured a line in brisbane. nobody was hurt. residents were allowed to return to their homes about two hours after that crash. up next on abc 7 news at nine, how a group plans to use a business style apreach to keep bears safe in tahoe when they encroach on human areas. and when the rain will slow down. >> the nfl on the clock in this year's nfl draft as a missouri all american told espn today that he is ga. is worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! [ female announcer ] try new pillsbury heat-n-go mini pancakes. ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ where this february, you

chase --all from chevy next call comes from churches, maryland. mary on our line for independents. caller: my favorite president is fdr. i love what you are talking about right now. it is unique idea. i love the way that he created programs but i don't see this resident as creating -- this president as creating grid he is slick and very good at texting and good at words but it is what behind it. i have the idea that if president roosevelt was here today, he would have programs like he had for the youth where he gave them food and places to live. i would love to see the youth of this time go and for 6 years work for land, like they did -- they use -- the youth built, wey toiled the soil and if took 6 years out of high school and had our youth to do that same thing, turn their phones off, and work for land for this country and bring back our topsoil so that we can have decent food and nutrients, and then give them free college and get rid of the college loan fiasco, that is what fdr would be doing today. he would be creating programs because we are in an economic downturn. guest: cou

chase. 35 in arlington. 36 in rockville. 35 in laurel. 35 in bowie, and 38 in waldorf. so no problems getting home tonight with the temperatures above freezing. but, colder tonight, refreezing. cold and dry tomorrow. cold and dry friday. and then a few flakes over the weekend. we have a couple chances of snow, problem is, they are not really big chances. so, partial clearing, breezy, cold, slick spots. 22 to 32. again, if the road looks wet, it's frozen, that's black ice, slow down. walking around again tomorrow, getting the paper. take health made it difficult to keep the bills paid. she's been working too hard. i think it's time i step into the shoes and take over. >> thank god albany found me. >> we talk about student athletes working hard, well that is working hard. the only thing that would have made this day better is if his father were here. he lost connection with him and he believes he is in atlanta. well, his dad would certainly be proud if he were here today. in northeast, on signing day, dave owens, wusa9. >> thanks so much, dave. in maryland, weather cancel