cold outside. 29 at national airport. and that's a little bit that is working in our favor, and there are snow showers now to the west and to the southwest of town, and right along i-95, and be on the lookout. may slow down travel a little bit on the south side of i-95, so be extra careful for the next couple hours. temperatures below freezing. and highs later this afternoon, mid to upper 30s to near 40 degrees, and that will melt off most of the snow for now, and perfect weather into new orleans. and perfect weather for tailgating. there's no problem with the game because it is indoors, guys. >> thank you, chuck. and we are monitoring expected delays on metro. moments ago they said they got things back up to speed. metro did not specify the issue, but it did cause a daily for riders and it also reported a train malfunction on the blue

line in springfield and both of the issues are now all cleared up. you can expect more delays on several other metro lines however, four stations on the blue and orange lines are closed, and those are capital south and eastern market and potomac avenue, and minnesota avenue, and deanwood is also closed. and metro will single track on the green and yellow lines from 10:00 tonight until closing. a traffic alert for you. if you are driving in montgomery avenue near the wheaton metro station, it will be challenging today. crews will shut downpourtions. they are removing a crane at the construction site, and you can travel southbound. those lanes will remain open. new this morning, chris kyle was the author of the

best-selling book "american sniper." he and one other man died after a gunman opened fire in a range outside of ft. worth. the police later arrested the shooter, and the motive is unclear and kyle was 38 years old. and the super bowl and the commercials, people here in d.c. will see one ad pushing for tighter gun control. >> america can do this. for us. please. >> the group mayors against illegal guns paid for this ad. it shows a clip from 1999 in which rifle association executive vice president says he supports background checks, and that's a different stance from recently. the ad is set to run here only in our area. and weighing in on this photo, president obama shooting a shotgun.

and the white house released it after the president was asked if he ever fired a gun, and the nra responded by saying one picture does not erase the support of every gun ban. >> one local guy trying to raise money after experiencing gun violence firsthand. the 25-year-old hosted a party last night in adams morgan. two years ago he survived a bullet to the back in what is believed a random attack for gang initiation. he has fully lovered. last night's fund-raiser helped to raise money to support gabrielle gifford and her push for tighter gun control. >> weather we address background checks or mental illness, and all of the problems need to be addressed in an open forum. >> it's something that we need to address it nationwide and it needs to be more of a

conversation. >> gaggle says he raised $5,000 for giffords' efforts and hopes to get to about $12,000. and super bowl xlvii just hours away. the ravens and 49ers are preparing now for the big game in the big easy. both teams went through their final practices yesterday, and for linebacker ray lewis it's his last practice ever, and he plans to retire after today's game no matter what the outcome is. and fans are waiting last minute to get their tickets. and stub hub said it has seen people buying tickets hours before the game. >> a lot of people flocking in without tickets, so you will see a ton of last-minute demand. >> they are dropping. i did not come this far not to throw my rod. >> and tickets are going for a minimum of $1,000 all the way up to $9,000, and on ebay, can you buy some great seats for just around $50,000. >> chum that change.

robert griffin iii, he was named the associated press's offensive rookie of the year. that was good news for the redskins fans in more ways than one. it is the first public appearance for rg3 since undergoing knee surgery. he tells dan hellie he will be ready for training camp. >> not too shabby when we are talking about the hardware he is carrying, right? >> new within the hour, statements on the death of a former d.c. school leader. overnight hike. a considerable jump in gas prices. what is up with that? analysts are weighing in on the increase. from the shadows to the spotlight, the push to get ann romney to take a role in politics.

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"dang, that's a good nugget." in the week ahead, vincent gray will report on the outline of the district and outline his plans for the year. this morning, d.c. public schools chancellor henderson sends her deepest sympathies to the family of the former superintendent. she died yesterday morning in new mexico after a battle with p cancer. she was 66 years old. the growing concerns are cyber attacks and how the u.s.

government is responding. now over to chuck. good morning, everybody. once again we are under the gun for possibly up to -- well, it's snowing. let's put it that way. we will talk more about your sunday's snow chances

former first lady of massachusetts and romney could soon have a new title, senator romney. operatives are trying to woo mrs. romney to fill the vacant seat. scott brown was expected to throw his hat in the rink, but ae announced he will not run. the 63-year-old romney has never run for public office before, and there are also rumors the family's oldest son tagg is interested in the vacant seat. and leon pennetta comes to

the defense of hagel. he says, quote, the political knives were out." he says the questions focused on his past statements and not enough on the future of the defense department and the war on terrorism. and he added hagel has good ideas on how to protect america chuck todd is filling in for david gregory this week on "meet the press." he will interview pennetta as well as general martin dempsey, and he will sit down with bob costas, and you can catch "meet the press" at 10:30 here on nbc 4. this past week twitter might have accessed the profiles of around 250,000 users, and we have more on how security companies are working to keep those sites and your information safe. >> at the offices of a security

consulta consultant, a constant vigil looks for signs of attacks on them and clients. they look for ways to step ahead to block intrusions from succeeding. >> very often we see companies have not invested in responding to the fact they will sustain a breach. >> with cyber attacks on the rise against banks and social media and the systems that keep the company growing, there's a worry the u.s. faces a serious shor of people who know how to respond. >> it takes 1,000 hours, just like a pilot, you can't be a good cyber person unless you actually fought in cyber space, either in a simulator or in the real world. >> the need is exploiting. the u.s. cyber command is drawing up plans to bring 4,000

new security experts onboard. homeland security secretary janet napolitano warns the lack of experts is critical. the university of southern california is among a handful of the nation's colleges answering the call, preparing to offer a degree in cyber security. >> whatever type of system that i will develop for somebody, i will make sure it's secure. >> in the past if your computer got attacked, you were worried about slow startup speeds, and now they are affect your livelihood. >> and preparing for one part of the economy everyone agrees is expanding as the cyber threat spreads. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >> nobody is safe. >> one of our viewers and twitter followers, the snow is coming down out there, and it added up to almost an inch there

already. we have almost seen this much snow here in washington over the course of the weekend and we have about that much more to go. here is a look from our city camera view looking back towards washington. a faint view of the washington monument. and the dome almost completely obscured right now. and capitol somewhere -- wait, there it is right there. and low visibility with low clouds and a light snow starting to come down as well. again, just like the last few and a lot of folks on twitter have been talking with me how frustrating we are measuring snow in the tenths of an inch this winter, but that's all we can do. 27 manassas, and 28 leesburg, and 34 in culpepper, virginia, and so your sunday start here by 10:00 a.m., temperatures inching

up to the freezing mark and everybody should be above freezing by noontime today but it will stay cloudy and cold and even with temperatures in the mid and upper 30s today, we can still see a few passing showers and snow flurries from time to time but just like the last few times it will add up to a little bit here and there. here it is on storm team 4 radar, not a lot going on here, but down to the south of town now, southern parts of manassas all getting light snow. and there is interstate 66 right now, and a little slow on 66 and i-95 south of town there, and be on the lookout, a little light snow there and could slow traffic down a bit. remember this first little half of inch of snow is the most dangerous because people don't think that little amount of snow can affect their car. it most certainly can. the road services are cold enough where the little bits of

snow we get will stick until they can be treated or melted off. and we will be off to a pleasant and quiet start tomorrow, but the clouds are back by late tomorrow afternoon and there's a little chance for another light snow from sundown monday night to sunrise on your tuesday morning. here is your forecast today. off and on flury snow chances, and not a whole lot in the way of accumulation, especially on the roads. and then overnight tonight back in the 20s, and mid-30s tomorrow and then again a little chance for snow late tomorrow into early tuesday, and another, probably the last in the series of clippers comes on wednesday, and that is because temperatures are getting milder and that could be a rain-snow mix. how do you make people more frustrated with light snow? mix it with rain drops to boot. and friday will be a chance of rain. i will be tweeting latest

forecast all day long. a working fire now in gaithersburg near the intersection of diamond and summit. you can see firefighters are making their way on to the roof there. doesn't appear there is any flames or smoke visible at this point but we will keep an eye on things and let you know what develops from here, and traffic is being diverted. this is gaithersburg at diamond and summit. we will check in when we have more. looking ahead, one of the leaders in the fight against slavery will be moving to a more prominent location in d.c. a statue of frederick douglas will be relocated to the u.s. capitol tomorrow, and the statues were by the judiciary square metro. they wanted to dedicate it in

celebration of black history month. also tomorrow a stamp featuring rosa parks goes on sale tomorrow. it celebrates freedom, courage and equality during this black history month. parks helped to advance the civil rights movement when she refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white man in alabama. do you love tomatoes? if you do, we have good news for you. just hearing the u.s. and mexico tomato growers reached a tentative deal to keep the prices from doubling. under the agreement, mexico can raise the minimum price of tomatoes sold in the u.s., and that should help american growers stay competitive. prices could have spiked without that agreement. now, bad news. gas prices. they are higher this morning. this happened overnight, making them the highest prices ever for this time of year. aaa reports the national average

is $3.51, and refinery issues are driving up the cost. in d.c. the average jumped 5 cents overnight, and maryland is dealing with a 2 cent jump, and the average is around $3.40, and in west virginia it stayed steady at $3.63. some of the manikins appear to almost come to life. we see how george washington university is using the realistic dummies to make students smarter. >> reporter: they blink, breathe, and they even respond. >> ouch. >> reporter: they school of nursing the students learn hands on patient care with the manikins. >> it was scary at first. the blink. you go, did that just blink?

you don't expect it. >> reporter: they used to have to practice on each other, and nobody minds instead of injecting their classmates with iv, they are injecting the manikins. if they get it wrong the first time, they can try again. >> we are still teaching the task and instead of teaching in isolation, we are teaching around the whole patient. >> reporter: the fundamentals are still critically important, and it gives the professors more state of the art teaching tools. >> being able to interact one-on-one with them in an environment when the faculty could be removed from it and still react and respond, it teaches them to have the personal interaction with the patients. >> removed but still nearby. control rooms nearby allows them to look at students through one-way mirrors, and controlling

the mannequin's responses. shane says he likes the new technology takes away the guessing. >> you have the patient responding. you see it and hear and feel it instead of imagining how it will feel it. >> learning around patients that don't feel a thing and don't mind being used for practice. some local brides-to-be got a chance to get a wedding dress as well as support a good cause. designer gowns marked down by as much as 85% were up for grabs and money raised went straight to breast cancer patients and their family and for some the event meant much more than just a good deal on a dress. >> two of my aunts were diagnosed with breast cancer last-year three months apart, and they caught it in time, and coming out today is something that was a worthy cause in skwrerpbl terms, but it's very near and dear to my heart.

>> the event raised close to $15,000, and another event is planned for this fall in september. getting your dress is already such an emotional event as is, and this adds another layer to that. the time is 9:24. still ahead, a big heads up that can impact you if you are taking metro tomorrow morning. just how easily can the flu bug spread. news4 used a black light for our own unscientific test, and see the results in the next half hour. copy writing in the classroom, and the county that wants to take ownership of student assignments. and we are following breaking news. firefighters on the scene of a building fire. this is at a strip mall on diamond avenue in gaithersburg. crews have not said if anybody was hurt. you are looking at the live conditions right now. you can see traffic is being detoured and you might want to avoid the area. we will update you on the breaking news as we get more information.

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a fire at a strip mall in gaithersburg at diamond and summit. firefighters remain on the scene and they have a ladder up on the roof, and it seems firefighters have been able to get the upper hand on the situation there, but it's impacting traffic in the area. these are live pictures at d diamond and soummit in gaithersburg. >> and still no word if anybody was hurt in all of the activity. another big story we are following is the weather. and since he said it will be warmer than yesterday we decided to send chuck bell outside. >> want to eat your words, yet? >> it's technically a little warmer but not a whole lot

warmer, that's for sure. just a little coating on snow, and how little snow we have got? i got my feared measuring stick, and i was going to bring a ruler but i thought a twig would do it. enough snow to sign your name in it, and that's about all you can do. barely more than a few tenths of an inch. here is what it looks from the tower camera. a lot of low clouds out there, and there are snowflakes flying out here, even though i can see my shadow from time to time. light snow moving into the metro area. the steadiest of the light snow is in prince william county, and so just be on the lookout for that first thing this morning. again, we are talking about tenths of an inch and not feet. temperatures in the upper 20s to 30s, and highs in the middle and upper 30s. on the whole, a cloudy and

chilly day today, with passing light snow flurries and showers. that's about all i can bring you. it's warmer than yesterday. >> hurry back in. this morning police in boston said a bus full of students should never have been on the road it was traveling on when it crashed into a bridge. it was full of philadelphia high school students and chaperons. they just visited harvard university last night and more than 30 people injured and three seriously. the bus clipped an overpass. the driver could be charged for failing to see the sign prohibiting a vehicle of its height. we have entered the sixth day of a tense hostage situation in alabama. right now police are negotiating with a man that shot and killed a bus driver, and then took off with a 5-year-old boy. today funeral services will be held for that bus driver. 66-year-old charles poland junior. the man stopped the bus and shot the driver and fled with the boy and is keeping the boy in an

underground bunker right now. and you can see the bright flames and smoke coming out of the home on harmony hall road in gaithersburg. investigators think the fire started in the basement. took more than a dozen firefighters to put it out but nobody was injured. there's concern about prince georges county fire department, and the plan to reorganize the staff. some will be resigned from the branchville and boulevard heights and west hill firefighter stations to other stations in the county. some residents worry the cuts could jeopardize public safety. >> volunteers are here in the evening and weekends, but during the day you have to have coverage in the area. there's just too many people in a small area that we need the coverage. >> the prince georges county fire chief says there's overlap and residents will not lose coverage with the changes and

the changes go into effect march 3rd. and a man charged with the beating death of his wife is in the hospital after going on a hunger strike. he is in critical condition at a local hospital. he faces a first-degree murder charge for the death of 91-year-old draft. he says the result was an iranian hit that was for him. and students may not have any ownership over the work. the county board of education is proposing a measure that would copy right work created by staff and students at the schools, and they want to copy right it and name it as their own, and meaninglessens and drawings, and the proposal has education activist concerns. if approved the county would be the first in the area to adopt such a rule. lawmakers in virginia could

start tomorrow could crack down on texting while driving. a senate committee will decide to make it a primary offense meaning the officers can stop a driver solely for texting. another bill proposes making it a reckless driving offense which can result up to a year in jail. starting tomorrow, metro will shut down the pentagon station south entrance. the agency is replacing three escalators. they will be similar to those recently installed at the system's dupont circle station. and the north entrance will remain open during the escalator work. new information on the breaking news we are following in gaithersburg. firefighters are now clearing the scene of a fire at junior's chicken, on diamond avenue. you are looking at live pictures. still an active scene, and firefighters remain in place and the fire is out but we don't

know what caused the fire. firefighters are now saying that the fire may have started in some ductwork. fortunately the reports is that nobody was hurt. the time is 9:34. good promotion or show spoiler? coming up, how a theater is giving the audience more say about what happens onstage. and a reason to celebrate. we will tell you what inspired the rowdy group of swimmers. you are watching "news4 today."

in this week's wednesday child, you may remember a wonderful youngster we met at a local swimming pool. we heard a story and saw one of the most endearing smiles you can imagine on a child's face. barbara harrison re-introduced us to victor, still looking for a forever family. >> reporter: hi, so nice to meet you. excited about going swimming?

it's the highlight of victor's school day. one of the assistants was there to help him get to the pool. instead of a hi-five, he likes to touch fingers to say hello and good luck. with that he was on his way to his favorite thing. his expressions show how happy victor is when he knows he is about to go for a swim. that smile is almost ear to ear, and everybody that knows him says this is just the happiest time of his day. victor is a foster child. at 12 years old, he has spent his whole life so far in temporary care until a permanent family can be found. >> what a smile! >> reporter: that smile never leaves his face. >> he was diagnosed with s

cerebral palsy. >> reporter: he needs a family that will appreciate how communicative he is. any family considering adopting victor will get help. >> victor qualified for r.e.m., which is rare and expensive case management and he will be eligible for that basically for his entire life, so that will follow him through adoption. >> and to be victor's family, all you need to do is love the water as much as he does. barbara harrison news4 for wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your home and your heart for victor or another child who is waiting, please call our special adoption hotline. the number is 1-88-to-adopt-me. or log on to nbcwashington.com and search "wednesday's child." with the flu bug spreading many find themselves washing their hands. >> we put a black light to the test to try and find out -- i am

squared about the story. now over to chuck. the other thing we have to concern ourselves with and mentions of the word snow, and i will let you know whether you need the

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we're in the middle of flu season, but how can you proteblgt yourself from feeling under the weather. news4 used a black light to show how quick germs can spread. we have the result that could lead you to stock up on soap and hand sanitizer. >> the germs that make us sick are everywhere. with this year's bad flu season, you can run but can't hide from the germs around us. >> viruses starts from humans and it comes from a cough or sneeze and gets the virus on his

or her hands, and then touches something. >> how easily do we pass them around? news4 conducted our own unscientific experiment to find out, and we went to the officers of carfax and spread around the glow germ, and it's invisible to the naked eye. we let employees go to work. after 20 minutes we took out the black light for a look. the powder like a virus had spread on to nearly everybody's hands and faces. >> i had a lot more than i expected to have. it's pretty gross. >> you start to realize how easily, you know, it gets passed around from person to person and object to object. >> once you touch another surface, the virus can stay there for hours or even days so that surfaces are a great way to transmit viruses from person to

person. >> the doctor is an infectious disease specialist at the nationals in toots of health and he says temperature, humidity and moisture play a role in a virus's survival, and porous things like wood or paper help viruses live longer. >> when you are in an environment when a surface is touched many times, you have lots of chances to get infected. >> probably going to wash my hands even more and be careful about what i touch. >> doctors also say if you are sick don't try to tough it out, just stay home from work to avoid infecting your co-workers. >> oh, man. >> got that? >> i got it. i got it. after seeing that, you are just like, it's like standing on your arms.

we want to take a live look out at the superdome this morning. >> sure do. >> the sun is up. >> 57 degrees right now there in new orleans, and they will be up near 70 degrees in january, and a perfect day for the game and the game is in the dome. >> the tailgaters will like it. >> and of all the cities in america to eat your way through a pregame celebration, let me tell you something, new orleans one of the best eating cities in america. not far behind, san francisco. i like me some sourdough bread. outside for now, it's cloudy in this fine city, the nation's capital. cloudy skies, cold out there, and there were a few snowflakes a few minutes ago, but there's a peek or two of the sunshine trying to get through. here is the live picture from the city camera, and you can see a little brightness getting on to the downtown skyline. there's enough sun getting through to cast shadows in some neighborhoods. it's cold. 30 degrees and cloud cover for

the most part. and the winds will return later this afternoon and tonight. everybody below freezing still so if you had light snow yesterday and the roads have been untreated or the walks have been untreated, be careful out there and there are slippery spots to be found out there for your early morning movements. and temperatures will be above the freezing mark, around the time to get around lunchtime and afternoon temperatures today and even with a chance for more snow flurries coming our way, not a lot of sticking today, except for on the grassy surfaces. storm 4 radar, not much going on to the north and east, but fairfax, and culpepper and out towards washington, virginia, a little bit of light snow there, and snow possibly slicking the roads up a little bit, route 17 down to i-95, be on the careful side. i-95 here at quantico up to woodbridge could have slippery

spots. and i-95 is a big road with a lot of traffic, but be careful. later today, another chance for light snow up and on through this afternoon and even into the early evening hours. things will tend to quiet down late tonight into early tomorrow. it will be a quiet, dry, uneventful start to your monday. we will even get sunshine first thing on your monday morning. clouds come back quick tomorrow afternoon. and between sundown and sunrise on tuesday morning, another clipper going on by here and leaving us maybe another half of an inch. so for your sunday afternoon, 2:00, cloudy and cold, and maybe a few more flurries coming in, and just cloudy skies by 8:00 and then clearing out from there on after. and then 39 today, and 36 breezy and cold tomorrow, and again, our best chance of seeing a half inch or more of snow this week will be monday night into tuesday morning, and another chance of what might be a light

rain snow mix on wednesday, and then temperatures back near 50s as we finish out the week and head into the next weekend. here is my official forecast for the score. put your money where your mouth is is what they say. 24-34, ravens. close game. i think it will be tied 21 a piece in the third quarter, that's how specific i can get. >> i think the locals are going to like that. >> i know the locals will like it. look, we all wore purple today. >> yeah, we did, and didn't even call each other. >> no, we didn't. >> okay. moving right along. some fairfax county students are waking up champions this morning, and they are not the only ones celebrating. all right, you know you have won a swimming competition when you are fully clothed and jumped into the pool, and that was the coach from james madison high

school, and the girls won the championship yesterday. congratulations to all of them. >> that's a good coach. >> at least they didn't have to do it outside. a lot of people taking polar plunges, you know. they didn't make them do that. coming up next is the chris matthews show, and then it's "meet the press." >> here is a look at what they are looking on. >> good morning, washington. coming up at 10:00 on "the chris matthews show," president obama is taking a page from ronald reagan's play book, go over the heads of the critics in washington and use the power of public support. and will washington move on real gun safety, the kind of country wants, and an immigration law with real teeth and promise, and plus today's a national holiday like thanksgiving with men lying around and gorging themselves. i have new rules. super bowl edition.

join me and others for a great roundtable. now for a look at what is coming up on "meet the press." here is chuck todd. chuck? >> thank you, chris, and good morning angie and richard. coming up on "meet the press," an interview with leon pennetta, and we will talk about the challenges ahead for the nation's military, and the hot spots around the world, particularly africa, and chuck hagel and that contentious con f furmation hearing, and is the nfl doing enough to protect its players? we will have a candid conversation with bob costas'. how a theater is using the audience to do promotion work for them. and then stay with us, you are watching news4 today.

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tomorrow one of the world's biggest daredevils will attempt his latest feat. better known as the french spider-man will try to climb a hotel in cuba. he practiced yesterday for the 27-story climb. his affinity for climbing started as an accident when he was 12. he was locked out of his families' apartment and climbed eight stories to an open window. wonder why they wouldn't let him in? >> i don't know. and most theaters want you to turn off your cell phone before the show, but one theater is changing that. they are setting aside 20 seats in the back of the theater for show goers that want to tweet during the show. and people in the seats have to be courteous, and they can't

give away too much away online about the show. i am big on technology, and almost borderline obsessed, but there's a part of me that feels like the theater is a sacred place, and all attention should be focused on what is before you or what is onstage. >> you just don't want to get give up the front row. >> i had somebody eight times, >> i hmy mom doesn't drinkmes, starbucks coffee because she thinks it's too dark, and so i brought her some blonde roast. she loves it now. "my son made me this coffee," "you should try it, it's delicious." ♪

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