can wa fredrick county, virginia. if you're heading out right now, you may not see a whole lot, but you'll need to keep that umbrella and winter coat handy. it will be here soon. depending on where you live, you'll see different thing. good mning to you. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. a fresh batch of school delays and closings. in virginia, clarke, fredrick, loudoun, page, prince wilam, shenandoah, winchester city, and warren county schools are all closed today. in maryland, washington, fredrick, andy allegheny cou schools are also closed. in west virginia, berkeley, jefferson, morgan, and hampshire unty schools are closed. >> now do the delays. in virginia, fairfax, manassas city, manassas park city, stafford, culpepper, and spotsylvania couy schools are all on a two-hour delay.go mory county and grant county schools in maryland are all opening two hours lat today. the federal government is open as well, with the option of unscheduled lee or telework for employees. >> roads across virginia, maryland, and

southern portions of fredrick county. and look at fairfa fairfax county, you're seeing some of the rain along 56 and 50 right through the downtown area in through d.c. and bethesda. let's go a littleloser into the bethesda area around chevy chase towards tyson corner. these will move through quickly and what's left behind will be a cool and breezy night tonight and areezy day tomorrotoo. look at this. this is a little clipper system. you can see how strong on the system it is. really looking at this from a weather system. pretty neat stuff. if this was january, we'd be talking about a quick little burst of snow, maybe an inch or two waking up to that. we have a couple more months. two inweeks, c out. you got to tune in for that. now 54 degrees the current temperature. but look back to the west behind this em. we are on the cooler side. when you wake up tomorrow morning, yeah you're, gorgue to feel it standing outside temperatures will be in the low 40s for some of you. that's the way ihwill feel w the winds. 54 degrees. w

fredrick douglas had been the united states leading black abolitionist. on april 14, 1876 he delivered it had keynote address for a ceremony dedicating washington, d.c.'s freedom monument. the monument portrays abraham lincoln as the great e mans raft. douglas and his address complicated that portrayal of lincoln. according to douglas, lincoln had been preimmaterial innocently the white man's president, entirely devoted to the welfare of white men. i know this is opposite from what professor quoted douglas as saying, he said both listen con is preimminently the white and black man's president. but at the dedication of this memorial, he said lincoln had been the white man's president entirely devoted to the welfare of white men. douglas recalled during the earlier years of the civil war, lincoln had been willing to deny, postpone and sacrifice the life in the colored people to promote the white people of the this country. douglas asserted from a genuine per spect lincoln seemed tardy, dull and indifferent. for decades prior to the civil war, douglas and ot

in fredrick here, coming out of fredrick, southbound 270 from 70 down the spur, nice andt clear. eally seeing as much fog through this area, at least not yet. thing in your way, any issues or roadwork. inner loop and oer loop of th beltway, no problems there right now. 66 looks okay. 95 just a little slow northbound through woodbrid . >>> here at the live desk, some breaking news in charles county. detectives are on the scene of a homicide in wisdorf. is in charles county right on the border of prince george's county. about 8:00, officers responded o to a call shots fired on wild meadow stree they found a teenage boy dead from gunshot wounds. f agai anyone who is familiar with that area, it' right near crane highway. it appears to be an isolated the investigation is ongoing. we'll keep you updated ase learn more. chris lawrence, news 4. >> all right, chris. thank you. >>> 5:32 right now. s one land high school s of its students was killed in this crash on i-270. today the focus is at northwest high school in geantown where that 17-year-old was a student. news 4's justin finch is

we have 20s primarily. 29 in callpepper. 27 in fredrick and by 10:00 tomorrow night 18 already. date night saturday night is going to be cold and dry. really what you have to dress for tomorrow are wind chills. wind chills in the morning in the teens already. then by evening wind chills barely 20 downtown but 18 -- we've got a wind chill of 10 in hagerstown. 70 in zellus today. >>> temperatures to start go down. 33 to start at 1:00 p.m. it's cold and dry on sunday about 32. and then cold on monday upper 30s and then yes, we have some snow showers possible on tuesday. upper 30s a better chance for some snow showers on wednesday. cold on thursday, and then milder back in the 40s with sunshine next friday. >>> now wusa 9 sports with frank hammerhan brought to you by xfinity. >>> washington wizards face the orlando magic tonight at the capital one arena and there's going to be an old school hip hop after the game. let's hope that's not the highlight of the night for our wizards. the magic flat out terrible. they're 12-30 this season. inat's the second worst record on the road and th

we also had some damage reports up around the fredrick area. here in the metro, we had some moderate rain, a few rumbles of thunder, but thankfully no severe weather impacting the d.c. metro area this afternoon. here's tes l on that flash flood watch. in effect until 11:00 p.m. all the area in solidgreen. i think the national weather service might cancel this a little earlier becau i'm no longer tracking any widespread heavy rain moving into the region. takeon look. we'llnue to track some showers out there until about midnight. after midnight, we're looking at mainly dry conditions. tomorrow at 6:00 a.m., there's a chance for showers. notice around noon some widel scattered showers. otherwise, a few peeks of sunshine. we head into the afternoon and evening hours tracking showers and thunderstorms. once again tomoow, i can't rule out some heavy rain because of the humidity, among other factors. we start off the day at 72. we finish at 84 for a high. on tuesday, high temperatures in the upper 80s with late-day tshowers andnderstorms. we'll keep i

fredrick the view from his library nine sound with this ancient sculpture a delicate youth a catamite. some biographers talk about the king's homo erotic tendencies but he didn't indulge them and one does wonder then it does achieve you assert that he was embarrassed because of the injury to his genitals then he will have felt that way towards men until an ongoing it was all with. the sized as all it is always said he had such feelings for men but i really think that's exaggerated in the sauna. it's not just women who have a hard time at frederick's court gentleman poets and thinkers on nowhere to be found in song since the depression king hardly seems to notice that more and more germans are beginning to feel part of a budding nation bound by culture. to go also cut for. it sighed a great minds of the day women like a man who had cunts who lived and can expect also came from east prussia and went to weimar or every go social see wasn't the place that attracted such people as a couple the reason was probably wolf as contemporary said that frederick's presence caused the room temperatu

that's out of the wa we have a problem in fredrick. southbound 270 after buckey's town pike, a crash reported there. starting to see slowdowns. clinton, outbound 5, theamp to woodyard road. the ramp was'r blocked. wee now getting by on one side. the tow truck there is on the way. taking a look at 95 here in virginia. quantico to the beltway, as you're headed northbound, 62 miles per hour. no major slowdowns right now. going to take you about 19 minutes. more news, weather, and traffic coming up in just a moment. e: kawe pledge allegg liberty and justice not for some, but for all. i want a virginia that works for all, with economic opportunity and a chance for a good life. i'll work with anyone to build that virginia. s we can't let our leadvide us because we're all americans. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message because if we ask our kids to say these words... teacher and children: ...one nation under d, indivisible...ve ...we o be willing to live by them. teacher and children: ...and justice for all. hey!#newlivingroom knng a big

flames ripped through a dog kennel at middletown valley i beagle fredrick county, maryland. once people saw the kennel was on fire, neighbors and first responders were rushing to the area to save the dogs. were trapped inside. the veterinarian said when he arrived, erybody was doi their best to keep the animals alive. >> there was probably 15 dogs in the house being held by multiple members of the kids from 14 to adults that are 70 trying to car for them unt i got there. >> six dogs died in the three more had to be euthanized because their injuries were so auvere. the c of the fire remains under investigation. >>> warnings about house fires continue this morning. we told you yesterday the american red cross pro to more than 20 people displaced by flames since christmas in the d.c. region. meanwhile, a family news 4 profiled just a few days a is cleaning up their home after a fire broke out there. barbara harsonntroduced you to rob and reese sheer and their four adopted kids on friday. just two dayslater, their house caught fire. they were home enjoyi the family time there wh

fredrick county, maryland, leesburg, this is where we're going to see that early wintry mix then rain lat this evening. around the greater washington area, bethesda,sarlington, t is where we're talking about snow, sleet, rain all this morning. the roads sho d just bewet, but there's going to be somen floodingat area and down through stafford and into southern maryld. mainly raiith that warm air, but heavy rain at times. not onl are we going to have this rain, we'll have winds that pick up later this afternoon. we'll have to watch for power outages as well. chuck, thank goodness we get a break as we head into the weekend. >> no kidd og. we'll wan after this. a strong northeast wind today.we a strong nor wind tomorrow. you can always stay ahead of the weather. wnload our nbc 4 washington app for free. if you see something, say something, when it comes to the weather. tweete @chuckbell4. we'll be dry friday afternoon and friday night. dry for the weekend. dry wl into the middle of next week, up to and includinggi thanng day. cooler than average. good morning, melissa. >> good morning. la

. >> clarke, fredrick, udn, warren, berkeley, jefferson, and morgan are all closed today. f >> now the delays in virginia. fairfax, manassas city, manassas park city, and grant county schools inia west virgin will all open two hours late. road crews were out in full force yesrday and all night long. roads were salted and cleared all to make way for the possibility ofw sd ice. >> this morning news 4 has live team coverage of the weather and its impact. our team is already out on the roads. melissa mollet is standing by on what this means for the commute. >> right now let's begin with t storm 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> the latest is the precipitation is moving in and moving in fast. temperatures are still just above the freezing mark. that's good news for now. m the airs overhead is really, really dry. why is that important? as moisture falls down through the dry air, it cools t atmosphere down. what is likely to start out as sleet or some snow around here eventually will change back to rain for the d.c. metro area later today. our friends and neighbors along the i-81 co

. >> lauren johnson has that tape and she has been live in fredrick douglas mastery charter school with more. >> reporter: no matter which side of the gun debate you sit on there is something that is not debatable here last week and that is that cameras helped police and locks on front schools, save lives. watch closely as a young man walks toward fredrick douglas masterly charter school in north philadelphia he shows a gun. it appears he coxed the weapon moments before he gets inside the school's front door this he were lock. he left. in the before he was caught on several cameras. the school is under heavy surveillance. once inside the doors is there metal detectors for student, staff, visitors. we heard from one parent here that the principal instituted all of. that one woman we spoke to said she has two brothers who attend this school. >> they need to take toy guns, bee bee guns, regular guns, they need to just take everything because what if the cops were to see him and thought it was a real gun and then they are shooting and now they are blaming the cops for shooting that person b

first edition works of the biography of fredrick douglass as well. behind you one of my favorite artifacts is right here in the bottom of the case as the sharp rifle known as the beecher's bible, and we have talked about harriet beecher stow and e her husband -- no, i am sorry it is her father, henry beecher was a staunch abolitionist as well. what he did was to take the sharp rifles and put them into the case or the crates and ship them to kansas in support of the abolitionist movement. and this is not exactly the quote, but it is close to it, and henry ward beecher said that if he cannot convince the slave owners through the word of god that the enslavement of the impeachment was wrong, then perhaps he could convince them by looking down the barrel of the rifle. and if you would pack these up, and put them on the train and he marked them as bibles so you would not be suspicious as you were transporting them to kansas. >> and this also talks about the formation of the american bible society which it today is the str struggling to be the large nest t

together but this is just the three of us because to hear him let you have a foreigner in your mitts fredrick how did you how did you find find the quartet did they find you did you go to this camp you know no i didn't i. the three of us actually studied together in sweden the nordic community is very small and it's like it's natural to go over borders. and there was a good school so so we all went there. the repertoire you play goes from early today and the audiences love it wherever you go i love the fact you can play beethoven in the first half and then you play folk stuff in the second half but what when the audience go out i bet they say oh we love that folk stuff how cool how can we get audiences today to be as excited about beethoven as they are about your folk music for us it's very natural to play very different things. we don't find a conflict between something that's music going and something that's very deep and we find it quite easy to switch from the different states of mind but of course when you do a program you have to make sure that it makes sense we would never do an easygo

community together but this is just the three of you and that's because you have a foreigner in your mitts fredrick how did you how did you find find the quartet did they find you did you go to this camp you know no i didn't i. the three of us actually studied together in sweden the nordic community is very small and it's like it's natural to go over borders. and there was a good school so so we all went there. your. repertoire you play goes from early today and the audiences love it wherever you go i love the fact you can play beethoven in the first half and then you play poker stuff in the second half but what when the audience go out i bet they say oh we love that folk stuff how cool how can we get audiences today to be as excited about beethoven as they are about your folk music for us it's very natural to play very different things. we don't find a conflict between something that's music going and something that's very deep and we find it quite easy to switch from the different states of mind but of course when you do a program you have to make sure that it makes sense we would never do an eas

together but this is just the three of us because you have that you have a foreigner in your mitts fredrick how did you how did you find them find the quartet did they find you did you go to this camp you know no i didn't i. the three of us actually studied together in sweden the nordic community is very small and it's like it's natural to go over borders. and there was a good school so and so we all went there. the repertoire you play goes from early today and the audiences love it wherever you go i love the fact you can play beethoven in the first half and then you play poker stuff in the second half but what when you wouldn't go out i bet they say oh we love that folk stuff how cool how can we get audiences today to be as excited about beethoven as they are about your folk music for us it's very natural to play very different things. we don't find a conflict between something that's music going and something that's very deep and we find it quite easy to switch from the different states of mind but of course when you do a program you have to make sure that it makes sense we would never do

a european war that fredrick is no longer. in control of by this time tomorrow we will have defeated our enemy or will never see each other again. it's a war that will lead the rivals to ruin and will change more than just john in a. place. for three hundred years the hapsburgs have been the leading power in the holy roman empire of the german nation. quite unlike the whole and song ends with that kingdom of freds and patches as it was called at the time the two columns have territories both inside and outside of the empire. branching prussia is quite barren deep forests endless marshes and sandy soils. yeah it was hundred almost two million people when frederick was born here in seventeen twelve. the childhood of the young princes nothing like a fairy tale life at the prussians or to spot and even has a tree year old frederick has to follow strict rules. in private life his father is their lives up to his reputation as a soldier king who does not tolerate dissent such as michael day. i took about one disappeared and yet it wa

now he wants his capital city to grow he wants to finish what his ancestors started fredrick dreams of an athens on the river play on the sandy soils of the march of brandenburg. when he came to power it was home to one hundred thousand people in a city of immigrants seven thousand huguenots protestant refugees from france have found then you can hear the king wants everyone to live happily according to their own beliefs even talks of having a mosque built. the but. it's a cosmopolitan city the academy of sciences the first on german soil is based in the in. the city experiences a cultural and economic boom under the prussians king. frederick has factories built all over the country. hundreds of people work in them including women nobody has to be idle the monuc even make sure of that personally from time to. the s. particularly fond of the royal porcelain factory as it guarantees substantial profits. the white gold has many fans. k.p. and arroyo brand. the end the city soon becomes too turbulent for frederick he longs to rule and philosophizing peace and quiet. the end. he has a new p

lets show you video clip watch as the young man walks toward fredrick douglas mastery charter school. you see him show a gun and appears he cock that weapon before he puts it back in his coat pocket. this is moments before he tries to get inside the school 's front doors this he were lock. he left. in the before he was caught on several cameras. the school is under heavy surveillance and once inside the schools, the doors there are metal detectors for student, staff, visitors. one woman has two brothers who attend that school. >> i feel as though kids should, i think they should be banning guns, period, toy guns , take them off the market , you know, change the laws on those. it is not the school, it is not the person, it is when they get the gun in the hand they feel as though they are tough. >> reporter: last week nikolas cruz took an uber to his former student, and then went on a deadly shooting rampage. this was second time after that florida shooting massacre , where the threat of a gun here in philadelphia caused panic last friday, as a student tipped off police after which she

catherine rampell and john fredricks. thank you for being available on a friday night that's the main course with the i.c.e. move. but start with dessert. the prank phone call with the comedian working with howard stern got through to air force one and had a long conversation with the president, posing as new jersey senator bob menendez. here a taste. >> sir your call is connected. >> hi, bob. >> hey, how are you? >> how are you. congratulations on everything. we're proud of you. congratulations. great job. you went through a tough, tough situation. and i don't think a very fair situation. but congratulations. >> thank you so much. and you know i'm sorry to bother you, mr. president, but my constituents are giving me a lot of feed about this immigration thing. i did something noble by getting them back with the families but i have to answer them what can i tell them you're going to do in moving forward? >> bob, let me -- let me just have you -- i want to take care of the situation. every bit as much as anybody else. at th

together but this is just the three of us because three of you have let you have a foreigner in your mitts fredrick how did you how did you find find the quartet did they find you did you go to this camp you know no i didn't i. the three of us actually studied together in sweden the nordic community is very small and it's like it's natural to go over borders. and there was a good school so so we all went there. the repertoire you play it goes from early today and the audiences love it wherever you go i love the fact you can play beethoven in the first half and then you play poker stuff in the second half but what when you wouldn't go out i bet they say oh we love that folk stuff how cool how can we get audiences today to be as excited about beethoven as they are about your folk music for us it's very natural to play very different things we don't find a conflict between something that's going in something that's very deep and we find it quite easy to switch from the different states of mind but of course when you do a program you have to make sure that it makes sense we would never do an easygoing

catherine rampell and john fredricks. thank you for being available on a friday night that's the main course with the i.c.e. move. but start with dessert. the prank phone call with the comedian working with howard stern got through to air force one and had a long conversation with the president, posing as new jersey senator bob menendez. here a taste. >> sir your call is connected. >> hi, bob. >> hey, how are you? >> how are you. congratulations on everything. we're proud of you. congratulations. great job. you went through a tough, tough situation. and i don't think a very fair situation. but congratulations. >> thank you so much. and you know i'm sorry to bother you, mr. president, but my constituents are giving me a lot of feed about this immigration thing. i did something noble by getting them back with the families but i have to answer them what can i tell them you're going to do in moving forward? >> bob, let me -- let me just have you -- i want to take care of the situation. every bit as much as anybody else. at th

when mary had ten days or dies in seventeen eighteen fredrick lights. i waged war against her but i was never her and. the end. frederick himself dies in seventeen eighty six lonely that with his goal intact. he leaves behind two powers who will continue to fight for primacy on john. and so on. that. sixty five years of the doubling of the celebration of the regulations from the guest of honor chancellor angela merkel points bundles argonauts the dutch of a light enough votes to shift this to be a field does not get him down because i'm going to think it will and it helps me from the look on starting. from the film to the present to the sixty five years later bella has witnessed developments in germany and europe fifteen minutes long d w. play your max highlights. just play. the exits region johnson never gets enough last. line stomach hurt the highlights the lights the blades. global inequality. what quality mean in a global connected well. when difference in economic disadvantage is. simplicity is running. close to the media. join the discussion and h

with no job and nowhere to go, fredrick went to america. he arrived in the states in the throes of the revolutionary war in 1777. the continental army was losing. they suffered through a bit l winter at valley forge. the troops were living in filth, untrained. george washington needed someone to whip his men into shape, how to teach them how to properly fight a war. it was around that time that george washington met friedrich. he was impreesed with his military experience and strong personality. washington hired him. he was not given a military title, he was not even an american. he took the job anyway to help secure the emerging new country's independence. he train's washington army at valley forge. he taught them how to march, stay in line, reload, pitch tents, build trees and run kitchens. he did it all in broken english. when the troops failed to follow order he'd krucurse at them in and french. less than two months, this gay men presha turned a rag tie group of man into soldiers. he helped learn skill amongst these soldiers to teach th

democrats who say they want more effective solutions to border security funds are now frozen for dozens of fredrick agencies trying to diffuse to sign a bipartisan stopgap bill to avert the shutdown the president posted a video statement on his twitter account and stressed the need for a war to keep up do as he believes are dangerous immigrants our great country must have border security we don't want people coming in that are supposed to be here the only thing that's going to stop that is great border security with a wall or a slot or whatever you want to call it but we need a great barrier let's get out let's work together let's be bipartisan and let's get it done the shutdown hopefully will not last long thank you very for more let's cross over to the debbie stefan simmons in washington myself and what implications will this shutdown have. well as the implications are for four hundred thousand government workers that they will not receive a paycheck thank goodness for those people. the senate yesterday before it went home for the nights without a deal on the border wall or the five billion dolla

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temperatures have fall into the upper 30s from fredrick, maryland, to fredrick county, virginia. low 50s around town. that cooler air will be settling in, so it will be a bate of the return of the sunshine and the persistence of that north wind. those competi factors will keep temperatures in the 50s today. even though it'll be sunnier an yesterday, it willso be cooler. 66 yeerday, 57 today. tomorrow, a lot of clouds and a chance for shors first thing the morning, but a near 100% chance for rain tomorrow ternoon and evening. be ready for rain tomorrow. there's where the rain is now down across parts of northern alabama. that's the rain that'll be impacting your friday around here. so again, today, nothing to worry about.ur here's f weather. tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., full cloud cover. maybe a shower in the morning, but rain moderate at times, likeuring the afternoon and evening. rainfall amounts tomorrow could be half a inch tos much as an inch in some places. then way chillier for the weekend. a gusty northwest wind on n turday. temperatures stucke 40s all weekend. a hard fr

look at this one, lauren johnson joining us from the fredrick douglas mastery charter school. good morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. one woman we spoke to applaud the principal here at fredry douglas mastery charter school she said before things were not like this but now is there increased security like cameras at the front door. those cameras caught that happening last thursday around 3:00 p.m. a young man walked up to 22nd street. just before he gets to the front door he pulls out a gun, cock is it, puts it back in his pocket. he then pulls on the front door before realizing that those doors are lock so he keeps going. will school has in the always been this secure she tells us. she said a few years back when her brother first started attending she said anyone could walk walk in unannounced not my more. people that heard about this situation want police to find him. >> they need to find him. he could be going around to any school. he probably don't just go here he is probably just a bully. i hepp they really, do find this boy. >> last week nikolas cruz too

that is how it business fredrick. as each year passes i'm less tolerant of her, a void trying to go in the building. anyway, back on the rails, speaking of rails, bob kelly, i have a serious thing, our friends of patco john hanson with the delaware river port authority after they got their problems fixed super bowl week tomorrow an extra schedule that is way to get to the parade and south jersey schedule coming out later today. i recommend that is how i come over here on weekends going into a race or something. smart move, locust street stops, let you out along parade and quick, easy walk to the parkway. we have talk to commissioner ross yesterday who had a rough night after the super bowl. he expects the crowd for parade to be a lot different then the post game crowd. >> you're talking about large crowds but they are primarily stationary where they are. we learned that from the phillies parade. a lot of these folks will not have a lot of options to move, some may try because they have a good stationary spot to see wh

out to the west and north fredricks and leesburg and we get into tomorrow morning. most of us have at least light showers to contend with. good news is look how warm it is. 61 downtown and 62 in buoy. notice how we get some more deeper greens and some yellows. that is heavier rainfall. so again heaviest rainfall 9:00 a.m. to about 1:00 p.m. watch this carefully. you see all the orange and even a couple of flakes of red and i mentioned this earlier. some of these are going to produce heavier downpours. the ground's still frozen. so this rain's not going to percolate into the soil it's just going to run off. a little bit of a break this time tomorrow evening. with temperatures still in the 60s. showers back to the west and then thent through. late friday night more showers and yes. with temperatures still upper 50s. once that rolls through, then terps will begin to wall after midnight. so look at this. low to mid 60s to start. rain showers, maybe even a thunderstorm across the board. 65 by 1:00. we get into saturday, we're cold again. upper 30s may be a flurry and jus

maybe as far north as fredrick and 1" to 2" along the western side of the bay and 2" to 4" along the coast. this is a pretty good snow for them. down across del marva and into the northern neck. most of that will fall between tonight. walking the dog after dinner 20 downtown in the teens elsewhere. by morning we're in the low teens. it will be like 9 or 8 in damascus. high clouds come in by afternoon. some of us will break the freezing mark tomorrow but you will not break freezing and then by 6:00 a.m. on tuesday. i think it will be just a little farther westward in places like naps aps. downtown should make it above freezing tomorrow. and then in the wake of the storm 30 on thursday but only 24 on friday. 8. that's downtown. saturday, 15 and 10. back to freezing on sunday and wouldn't you know it. warming up and raining on monday cribs. it's no secret these are my favorite stories. >> they're great. 16 weeks we have to do these stories every single tuesday and we kind of put them all together for your viewing pleasure. three and two. the best of nine cribs on the managing blood suga

so, 9:00 tonight here's some showers and a few thunderstorms leesburg to fredrick. by 11:00 here comes another batch between the red. as we go through the next 4 or 5 hours with the front. 31 in oakland. under winter weather advisory. by midnight another batch. a line of showers and storms. gathisberg to monassis. by morning we're going to be in the 30s and by the afternoon the wind chills will be in the teens. dress for the teens and 20s tomorrow. look at the 40s to start and by 11:00 doesn't move. 33 by 1:00. only about freezing but nice and cold on monday. upper 30s. next seven days yes. snow showers tuesday, snow showers possible. wednesday best chance and then some pattern change could be signalling once again for january thaw. back in the 40s and milder next friday. they've come up with everything in the world of sports igot something to blow your mind. >> we're going to introduce you to the new sport taking the nation by storm. >> you've got our attention now. >> z2l2xz z16fz y2l2xy y16fy >>> now wusa 9 sports with frank hammerhan brought you to by xfinity. >

southbound on 270 here, a little slow asou're headed through fredrick. it gets slow again approaching montgomery mall. going about 33 miles per hour there. waldorf, inbound 301 at 5, l bt side iscked by a disabled bus this morning. as for your travel times, 270, you n see thatslowdown from germantown to the spur. top of the beltway typically slow in virginia. inbound on 66 and inbound on 95, so eastbound and northbound, you can see going about 35 to that miles per hour. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm whenou hop in your car today. >> thanks, melissa. >>> d.c. cardinal donald wuerl is set to ask the pope to accept his resignationd today. a grry reportedly accused wuerl of not doing enough to protect children from predator prieals. >>> the tontinues this morning for the man charged in the d.c. mansion murders case. witnesses will continue to take the stand today. in court emotional day eesterday as amy's father explained how h lthrned about deadly fire at his daughter's home. >>> roads around union station are back open this morning. they were closed f

tonight 8:00 showers off to the west. 10:00 showers off to the west as well. 56 in fredrick, 55 downtown. that's crazy warm. by morning everybody has at least light showers but who cares. upper 50s low 60s. look what happens by mid morning the heaviest activity wille now you see flex of dark green and also some yellow with temperatures in the low 60s. 53 downtown, 64 in buoy, 52 in bethezda and by 1:00 now we're seeing orange. this is where we could hear the rumble of thunder not out of the question. the atmosphere is just unstable enough to produce that. that then leaves us behind. we have a little bit of a respite for the evening commute. and the front itself has to roll through friday night and another round of showers and a late thunderstorm possible. temps are still 60. notice now 30s in oakland. then that rolls through and by 3:30 in the morning we're still in the 50s, showers east and then we begin to clear out and temps begin to fall. light rain and showers tonight. 50s under mostly cloudy skies. 60s across the board. 5 39 and just cold on sunday. 35 the next seven days we stay c

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right now fredrick southbound 270 after buckey's town pike, this crash on the shoulder. inner loop and outer loop, everything i cleared. had some disabled vehicles that are out of the way. br bran brandywine road at muri avenue, crash reported there. eastbound on 66, looking quite good. as we zoom in on 95 in virginia, slow side is northbound as you're approaching woodbridge. >> melissa, thank you. >>> it's now 6:01. t back tot breaking news we've been following this morning.s a man ed after being shot near union station. this is video from the scene just before 10:00 last night. officers say they found the man unconscious and unresponsiol. right nowe are searching for two suspects involved. we're still working to learn more details and will keep youn postede nbc washington app. >>> d.j.urkin is out as the head football coach of the university of maryland. that bombshell announcement came just 24 hours after the school said durkin would j keep his following the death investigation of student athlete jordan mcnair. >> university pre wallace lowe made that decision. he sai

nothing here ier loop or outerop lo 270 southbound, fredrick to the spur, 68 miles per hour going to get you there rt 27 minutes. ound, nice and clear. we had earlier roadwork that has now gone out of the way. 66 i oo town, out town, no worries. same thing 95 here in virginia. 95 in maryland, 32 to the beltway, 70 miles per hour going to get you there in ten minut . >> all right, melissa. thank you. >>> 4:54 right now. we turn to a holiday story that's sure to make you stop and be thankful for the little things. most kids meeting the big guy in red will say it's a big deal, but matthew wolf's first visit with sta was extra special. he's 6 years old, blind, the autism spectrum. his mother explained to santa he really wanted to meet him, so since he can't see santa, santa let matthew literally feel thef spirit christmas. the boy had a chance to feel santa's face with thelo , white beard and his eyes that twinkle, they say. he even had a chance to feel a reindeer. >> beautiful. >> beautiful t gestu be able to provide that same christmas experience. >> those images, tng mea and the spiri

shenandoah county and a parts of fredrick county are under a flood warning. that's going to last about another 20 minutes. i'll have m on tomorrow's storm outlook coming up in ten mites. >>> a muted apology from a woman who sent off a security scare at one of the most iconic symbols of america, the statue of liberty. at the live desk, we first started telling you at 4:00, a woman scaling the statue, even hiding from police under lady liberty's foot.we wellave learned her name is therese okoumou. she is 44 and lives on staten island, and she was protesting the separation o children and families along the southern border. tonight she is facing a host of charges,ncluding federal charges of trespassing and interfering with a government function. police sayhis was an extremely difficult and dangerous rescue, and once they got t ther woman was combative. >> at first, she wasn't friendly with us, but we took our time tg basicall a dialogue with her and get a rapport with her so she would truok us. so that while. >> it took a while. that's one waytif p it. it took ab

. >> clarke, fredrick, udn, warren, berkeley, jefferson, and morgan are all closed today. f >> now the delays in virginia. fairfax, manassas city, manassas park city, and grant county schools inia west virgin will all open two hours late. road crews were out in full force yesrday and all night long. roads were salted and cleared all to make way for the possibility ofw sd ice. >> this morning news 4 has live team coverage of the weather and its impact. our team is already out on the roads. melissa mollet is standing by on what this means for the commute. >> right

temperatures in the 20s and mid s. 34 in inwash.gtonmonassas and fredricks. a cold start tomorrow, a chilly day overl. our average high is 49 degrees. not just throughout the weekend, but even on into next week our temperatures running below normal this weekend throu mond and tuesday, only tracking highs in the low 40s. i'm also trackin this storm system on storm team 4 radar, aiimpactingy texas and louisiana right now. continuing to push into the soutntast and mid-at. i'll have future weather back here at home hour by hour letting you know what you can expect for your wk coming up, doreen, right around 8:18. >> thank you, amelia. >>> shomari stone? >> reporter: the bridge closed two hours ago and scheduled to reopenony morning 5:00 in time for the monday morning commute. let me move out of the way andhe you can see crews are working in the cold right now. the closure is part of two years of major construction that began this fall. crews say it is needed to install additional support under the middle of the bridge. now, they will remove rust and steel. this c

loing at 270 from fredrick to the spur, going to take you 27 minutes. >> melissa, thanks so much. >>> we're staying on top breaking news in d.c. we're working to learn more about a reported shooting at 17th street and minnesota avenue. police spenteveral hours in the area overnight but have yet to release more information. have a crew headi to the scene right now. we'll bring you more information as it becomes>> available. right now, fire investigators are tryinghao figure out sparked flames inside a local restaurant in northwest d.c. >> this is a popular spot among students.versit this is what firefighters saw when they arrived just before 7:00 last night.am fl shooting out of the window and thick smoke 7th street. brutally cold fires and gusting winds made this tough to fight. however, firefighters managed to get in and put out the flames. they were even abl to save the surrounding buildings. >> the wind was gusting and this was a wind fan fire. it made a bad fire a bit worse. >> no one was hurt. >>> today opening statements begin in the charlottesville murder trial for james fields

, though, the skies are temperatures have fallen down to the freezing mark in many spots. 32 now in fredrick. belowss freezing ac parts of central virginia. right next to the urban heat island, tional airport is still a milder 41. 47 in annapolis courtesy of their relatively warm bay water. what to weatoday, you'll need your warm coat and sunglasses and sweatshirt. temperaturesn ill staye 50s today. not quite as war as average. after a cold start, bright sunshine for the rest of today. owe'll help time the friday and saturday rain chances coming up. good morning, gmelissa. >>d morning, mr. bell. eastbound 66 before the beltway, this right lane taken out here by some sort of workone or situation. not exactly sure what's going on. stay left here to get by that one. manassas, northbound prince illiam parkway near university boulevard, a truck fire reported there. beltway, no problems. .nner loop and outer loop nice and gre southbound bw parkway after 197, still have that left lane getting by the work zone. northbound bw parkway as you approach 197 looking much better. >> melissa, thank you. >>>

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fairfax county, hea around the annapolis area down towards fredricks burg. we are seeing wave after wave of rain coming in here. at the airport, close to half an inch in some locations. we will continue to see that. over towards great falls seeing some pretty steady rain there, too. the other thing we are seeing, a little briezy and chilly. here is the storm system ming on up. even some lightning associated with this and you may hear thundern extreme southern maryland and part of the northern neck. snow into pennsylvania and snow towards beckly, west virginia. we are seeing reports of that from that area. here is the storm getting its act together off the coastnu it will con to do so. and look at these winds.ly 49t degghrees with f thesni out o east at 18 miles per hour. that's just nasty. breezy, windy, cold, rainy. ugh. 44 in gaithersburg. look at this dference here. 43 in leesburg. 52 in huntington. 10-degr 10 degrees difference. temperatures have been rising around the metro area. tomorrow morning by 7:00 a.m., still seeing the rain, some on the merate t

. >> reporter: doctor fredrick randolph said they have had to bring in extra staff to handle a record number of flu patients which includes the hell care workers too, who are wearing masks. >> i think it has kept all of us very busy, some of us have suffered by getting a flu from tients as well, so it is, xi our ability to cover all of the clinical spaces, i'm looking forward to flu season ending. >> reporter: end could be in siting, latest numbers from the centers for disease control and prevent show flu- related doctor visits have not increased for the first than. >> those numbers are the won leveling o thiseek shat is encouraging. m ammonia and flu in the elderly have also gone, 22 e died bringing n pediatric flu deaths to 84 this season. flu vaccine is about 36 percent effective overall, but the cdc says there is a 59 n children six months to age eight. >> we know that the vaccine is not perfect, if you look at all of the deaths that have occurred this season around 25 o that is a message that children should be vaccinated because it will prevent those terrible complications. >> r

, tracking some scattered showers out there, especially in parts of northern virginia and up around fredrick county in maryland. i had a few sprinkl on my w in this morning. nothing too heavy out there right now, but look at thegg picture. here's tropical storm michael. this is going to move up. there's that cold front back to the west's going to help usher it out to sea. again, leading to a rainyr day us. we'll have dry time today, but you definitely want to have the umbrella handy for your thursday. today is really the last mild day. a major cooldown moves in for morrow on your friday. 75 degrees right now. scattered showers during the morning hours, a steadier rain into the afternoon and evening e,hours. otherwt's mild out there for your morning. i'm going to have more on how the temperatures are impacted b michael and that cold front coming up in a bit. how are the roads,sa mel >> right now

as we look at 270 from fredrick down to the spur, going a little quick here. 72 miles per hour is going to get you there in 25 minutes as you're headed southbound. northbound, no worries here morning. you're looking good on 270 northbound eastbound southeast freeway, the ramp to the 6th street there in southeast still shut downe for thire investigation. aaron? >> all right, melissa. thank you. >>> now to that developing story in southeast melissa just mentioned. more than 100 senior citizens lost their home in this massive fire in southeast washington yesterday. is video shows you just how intense those flames were at one point. this is near the navy yard. the roof could not handle the heat and the flames here. it partially collapsed in this part of the building. >> that heavy fire broke out at the arthur capper seniorts apartmn 5th street southeast just after 3:00 p.m. neighbors saypl pwere running through the halls yelling fire, fire, get out. >> one of the majorue isss, residents said, was that the fire alarm never went off. news 4's megan mcgrath is live at that building on 5th stre