storm. >> knob wants a repeat of carmageddon down the road. you remember that? schools and businesses therefore may have to make decisions. veronica johnson and doug kammerer have been on this all day, and they will continue. >> yes, sir. >> and they are talking about the government decision making and school decision making will start tomorrow at 12:00, and then around rush hour, it is going to be a mess, and we could have decisions made on that, and then decisions made on the cold. >> and back into the area the hypothermia and the frostbite and the extreme type cold is going to be moving in immediately around the time of the storm starting to end, and lasts for days, folks. >> what a difference, guys. tomorrow, it is going to be close to 60 degrees colder by this time tomorrow. and take a look at outside, because storm team 4 has nothing in our region, but back to the west, a completely different

area. looking up to the north, and this is a cold front that is making its way down to the region, and that area of cold air will come in first, and then we are watching this clipper system which is an area of low pressure back to the west that we are watching make its way and as it does so, it is going to be picking up a lot of moisture, and as it does, it is going to put in the snow, and there is no worry about the rain/snow line or sleet, because it is all snow. the temperatures are well below freezing throughout the portion of the atmosphere, and so a winter storm warning for the entire area, and most of the state of virginia and entire state of maryland and west virginia and delaware, and so it is a major storm making its way our way and not just snow. v.j.? >> well, that is right. we are saying that the temperatures are going to be dropping in a hurry with the system. we will get the snow to shovel and the slick roads, but also the winds to pick up as this system gets in here during the afternoon hours, and during the evening hours, and in fact, at

the height of the storm, we could see the storms heighten. we will be cold and windy at around 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. and the windchill temperatures will be headed down under freezing. and under zero in fact. >> yes. >> and we are talking about the bitterly cold weather, and it comes in as a clipper, and becomes a nor'easter, and storm team 4 will keep can you posted. >> and doug says that it continues with the latest on the road from the run at the gas pumps to the rush to get the major roads treated. and adam tuss is live at virginia with the work already under way. adam? >> well, the road crews are taking this storm seriously, and vdot is mobilizing to the level five which is the highest of a

snow team deployment. and gearing up for what is coming. the blow or ttorch even to get trucks in shape. the roads are in shape with a sign that the salt brine has gone down. you are not taking it down? >> no, we are not. we always prepare for the worst scenario, and in this case, up to 7 inches in south loudoun county. >> reporter: and there are tools to watch and track the snowpl snowplows, and in some cases, you have to wait and wait and wait. >> so what do we have? some sort of weather event coming tomorrow? look at the line coming at the costco and now usually the line at costco is usually pretty long, but this is longer than normal, because it is one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine deep and could take you 10 to 15 minutes just to get to the gas pump. >> this is pretty busy, but

there are already several cars here. >> reporter: and this seems especially long. >> well, it is long. >> i went to the grocery store yesterday and now it is gas and go home and turn the fireplace on. >> reporter: a far as the school systems are concerned, there is a professional school day already scheduled for montgomery county, and other school districts haven't reported yet, but they are going to be closely monitoring the forecast. back here now live as it is going to be a busy night for the road crews and busier day tomorrow. reporting live in adam tuss. and tonight, d.c. says that i have more than 200 plows to deploy, and they will be working 12-hour shifts to distribute salt. and virginia crews are pretreating the roads tonight, and by tomorrow morning, there will be 4,000 pieces of equipment in northern virginia alone and 700 of those in loudoun kocounty, and montgomer

county is sending out more than 350 trucks and plows tomorrow in maryland. you can stay up to date on the winter storm forecast on the tone with the storm team 4 app, and the best part is that it is free. you can get it on the app store or google play for your android phone. and we are hearing more about a crash that happened this morn. earlier this morning, a 45-year-old man james henderson's vehicle plunged off of the highway. he and a woman aayoni williams were killed. police are trying to figure out exactly what caused this crash. a manassas man is in custody after a shooting outside of a sports bar. jeremiah pullen is accused of shooting four people at the 90 degrees sports bar on rixlew

lane. he fired into the group as he was driving away in the parking lot, and the witnesses gave police a description of the car, and officers arrested him later in a traffic stop. all victims are to recover. tonight, we are hearing the 911 call that took police to a disturbing scene. two children were murdered and two others were severely wounded. the children's mother and another woman has been charged. and pat collins is where the two women will be in court tomorrow. >> jim, tonight, we are hearing the 911 calls for help after those children were murdered in germantown. this is how it all went down. >> reporter: on the night before, two small children were killed in this german townhouse. a neighbor called police to complain that the women in the house had left a baby in this blue car for more than an hour,

and he said that when he made the call for help, the women went after him, and this is how the 911 call went. >> okay. i am going to back off, ma'am. i'm being attacked by two females. >> and where are the ladies now, sir? >> they are chasing me down. you need to back up off of me, ma'am. >> is there an apartment involved? >> the baby has been in the car for an hour, and that is my business. >> reporter: the police referred the case to family services, but the next day the bloody murder scene discovered when another neighbor calls the police to investigate that suspicious blue car again. >> they got outside. there is a knife with the blood. the car door is open. the house have the with windows open up there. i heard loud noises in the night, and i didn't know, but

they have four children. >> reporter: stabbed and killed. 1-year-old norelle and his 2-year-old sister zyana. stabbed and wounded, 8-year-old martello and his 5-year-old s sister tania and we know the names and the faces of the four defenseless children attacked by their own mother in their own home. but there is still much more to be known about what happened in this townhouse on that deadly day. it was last friday morning that police were called here to investigate a suspicious car. that led them to the townhouse and the bloody scene inside. 28-year-old zakieya avery tried to run from the house, but she was caught and brought in for questioning and later charged in

the attack. police say that avery told investigators that she believed that her children were possessed by evil spirits, and she was trying to perform an exorcism. and now, tomorrow, the mother will be in court. tomorrow, more details about this murder case. live in montgomery county, pat collins, news4. people in our area, and around the nation came out today to honor the memory of the late dr. martin luther king jr. marcher marchers in anacostia took part in a peace march to pay tribute to the activists who come before and after dr. king. >> this is also a day of service in honor of martin luther king's family. the president and mrs. obama helped out in the family kitchen. >> yes, that is right, jim.

standing up for volunteers is part of what this day stands for as well as honoring him. >> reporter: people gather eded the memorial to dr. king in washington, d.c., and others in philadelph philadelphia, but in southeast philadelphia, there were shoes there. was a shoe give away for kids. 800 pairs in mlk's memory. >> i feel great, because we are trying to do something like mart martin luther king junior. >> helping one another? good. and anthony brought his son 2-year-old anthony junior. anthony, do you like the shoes? do you like them? dad likes the love. >> and you can hear my daughter saying yes, and coming out to show love for dr. martin lu ther ki king day. >> and the president and his family were at the d.c. kit chen making burritos for needy. and there is no way that america

could have chosen our first black president without dr. king's 1963 speech. reenacted in kansas. >> 1963 is not an end, but a beginning. >> reporter: and if king had not challenged america. >> it would be impossible for barack obama to accept his party's nomination for president sglsh and coast to coast, the nation reached out to the help the baby in need and to celebrate his life. that is jada who volunteered all day. when she had breaks, she danced. it is run by metropolitan feet and they have distributed the shoes since 2008 and this time, coordinated the distribution with the king holiday. i'm steve handelsman, news4. >> very good work, steve. and three weeks until the

olympics in sochi, russia. tonight the russian security forces are on high alert, and tonight, new information of what they are calling the black widows could be threatening the games. and a postal worker speaking out about mail carriers and what out about mail carriers and what happened to today

a another by an intruderht by the reservoir... who forced his way in through her bedroom window... and for so many, traumatized again by facing the criminal in court. i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor i put violent offenders in prison. in the virginia senate, i'll fight just as hard against tea party republicans who would take away a woman's healthcare and her right to choose, even in cases of rape and incest. on election day, help me stand up for her.

firefighters say that a number of people were killed in a massive explosion in nebraska. they don't know how many at this point. this happened this morning at a feed processing plant in omaha and 38 employees in there at the time. 10 people were taken to the hospital, d four in itical condition. the explosion caused part of the roof there to collapse. sol of the employees had to find their way out by using cell phones as flashlights. the authorities say that there are no hazardous chemicals in the building and they don't know what caused the blast. and now well coming the olympic village after a bombing killed people in that city, and the torch arrived. today, the torch was carried to severaitweather. snow, snow, snow.

>> and cold, cold, cold. doug, what is coming up? >> yes, you can see at union station, the flags are blowing around, and the winds are coming out of the northwest at 14 miles per hour, and the winds are going to be a thing to watch out for in the day tomorrow as the windchill is dropping quickly, but right now, mild, and 39 in hagarerstown, and 49 toward annapolis, and the temperatures are going to fall tonight, but not too quickly. tomorrow, that e will fall very quickly, and that is why everything that falls from the sky tomorrow will fall as snow. and we have a winter storm warning including the entire area, and everything in pink is on that warning and from western maryland, and to the eastern shore we are under that warning tonight. and here is why. storm 4 radar, nothing in the region, and all you have to do is to look to the north, and they are getting a frontal snow there up in boston, and that is the cold front coming down with the arctic air, and behind that,

we have a clipper, and right now, not much snow, but iowa and chicago, and as it makes its way to our region and combines with the area of low pressure, and transfers the energy to the area of low pressure right off of the coast, that is when we will see the snow, and the snow is moving in at 9:00 or 10:00, and this is going to the south. you need the clippers to go south. if you want snow, that is what it is doing, but when it heads off of the coast, it is going to be northeasterly winds. tomorrow afternoon at rush hour, that is when i expect to see a lot of problems on the roadways, so give yourself a lot of extra time, and prepare for this, because there are problems on the roads tomorrow, and 11:00 tomorrow night, the rain and the snowk, or rather ther the snow will make its way out of here. then the wind begins to develop. and wednesday morning, windchills close to zero, and in

some areas less than 10 degrees below zero. your forecast as far as snow is concerned is about 2 to 4 inches is what we are going with. we are adding the plus here, because i believe some regions will get more. and over to annapolis and herndon and over here, we are could see upwards to 7 and 8 inches in that region if the bandings sets up. so once again, i would not be surprised if the snow totals changed a little bit at 11:00 tonight, and stay with us right here at nbc4. 30 degrees is the high temperature tomorrow. but it is going to be falling tomorrow afternoon, and we will see the falling temperatures, and 221 for a high on wednesdayk and take a look at a this wednesday morning, a windchill of 11 below zero, and 13 below in gaithersburg, and 14 in

leesburg. so you may get out of school one more day on wednesday, because you are talking about the windchills, and then friday, you will have a high of 24 degrees, and then moving above freezing, and the high temperature around 38degrees, and that is the best we can do. >> 38! >> yes. after that we get another chance of snow and arctic air. we told you that the next couple of weeks would be cold, and there you go. >> january is merciless, and february can be worse. >> and if you are a snow lover. >> yes. thank you, doug. two people locked up and the first arrest with the breach of the target stores. we will tell you about that. and chris christie's number

new details on the deadly crash in gaithersburg. >> jim, we learned that a driver running a red light may have caused this crash. it happened on quince orchard boulevard and they say that an acura was turning on the quince orchard road when it was hit by a dodge durango, and the police say that the driver of the dur

rango had a red light, and both drivers died. the driver of the durango had a utah license, but neither had on their seat belt. and the new jersey governor is denying new claims of retribution from the christie camp. it stems from accusations from the mayor of hoe boek -- hoboken, and she says that the lieutenant governor said she would not get funds unless she agreed to the plans of governor christie. and now there has been an arrest with a man and woman arrested yesterday on the mexican border trying to get into the u.s. the police say that the couple tried to use credit card information that may have been stolen from target customers.

and police found a stash of fraudulent cards during that arrest. and they say that a well known teenaged hacker from russia created the virus that caused that breach. no matter the snow that we get, there is a special election in fairfax and loudoun counties. three candidates are running for the 33rd state district. jennifer wexton, and independent joe may and whoever wins will help determine the makeup of the senate, and the election will take place regard, so get to the polls early. and a camera got in the way on the way down. a postal killer killed, and why the family is marching to the postal headquarters in d.c.

and will new leadership in virginia change the

now, at 6:30, we are staying on top of the winter storm warning. >> it is not a whole lot of

snow, but it is more than a while, huh? >> well, jim, if we get three inches, that is the first time we have seen three inches in more than three years and the last time we had it was carmageddon and this is going to be similar to that. we won't get the burst of snow like we did with that storm, but we will get the snow in the afternoon tomorrow, and if we are not prepared for it around the rush hour time, that is when we could run into the major problem problems, but now that we are planning ahead in time, rush hour should not be as bad. so if you have to leave early or not go in at all, that is what you need to do, because the snow is making its way in, and we are talking about shovelable snow. and the windchills are going to go between 5 and 10 degrees and by this time tomorrow evening. for many areas, it is going to be going below zero tomorrow night, and of course, you can follow the storm team 4 any time, and download the storm

team app at the app store or at on google app for androids. and people are upset about a mail carrier who was shot and killed while delivering mail. chris is downtown where the march began. >> yes, they rallied here, and marching as you said, and they are delivering, if you will, a message that cuts and understaffing caused the letter carriers to work into the evening, and in the darkness they face dangers that can be deadly. >> and if it weren't in the dark, it would not have happened. >> reporter: family members of slain letter carrier tyson barnett came to deliver a

message to the u.s. postal service. >> make changes, and don't let another life be taken with something that can be easily pushed the time back in the morning, and get them started earlier. >> reporter: the mailman was killed in a hail of bullets. and letter carrier tyson barnett was killed in his truck after he was making mail delivery in the dark parked on reed streets in fairmount heights on november 23rd, a saturday night. >> because a young man went into the area that he was not familiar with and i went down there when we did the vigil and it was dark and i would have made the choice not to deliver the mail. >> reporter: along with inspectors, they retraced the route that he was carrying and asking for witnesses, and speaking to drivers and offering a $125,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a killer. and after two months, the

officers have made no arrests. >> i want closure on this, and whoever knows anything, come forward and let everybody know what is going on and what really happened. >> reporter: police say this is an active investigation, and the united states postal service issued a statement saying that it take the safety of the workers, and they are teaching techniques to minimize dangers to them. chris gordon, news4. new details on the deadly plant explosion in omaha. jim handly at the live desk. jim? >> well, we are getting new details on the plant explosion that happened at international nutrition which is a beef processing plant in omaha. officials say multiple fataliti fatalities, but not confirming a number. at least ten people are on the

site, and osha is on site, and they said they have had violations in the past. osha cited the company for one worker who fell into a tank an died. and from the live desk, i'm jim handly. and tonight, in virginia, it is supporters for gun control are hoping that the statehouse will support them. >> reporter: at one rally they wore stickers that said their chief message "guns save lives." >> i want to protect my family wherever i go. wherever the bad guys can carry, that is where i want to carry. >> reporter: on the other side, they have 833 hearts and their stickers say, background checks

save lives." >> well, i think that it does make a difference, because you have a governor who now believes in this, and he is going to be a cham champion for reasonable measures to control gun violence. >> reporter: but the gun rights activists are determined not only to hold their ground, but expand the gun rights. last year in the wake of the newtown shooting, a ban failed. they are put ping the onus on the private schools saying they can opt to do what they want. >> they can do anything they want. they could arm the teachers or the staff or the administration, and they could let the parents picking up children who have permits carry. >> reporter: and supporters continued their push for the universal background checks burk so far every gun control bill has been killed by house republicans. and this man whose daughter was killed at virginia tech, says he is in for the long haul.

>> if we do nothing, what does this say about their deaths? >> reporter: both sides agree on one thing, the e sult of a special election tomorrow in virginia will be key to upcoming legislation. richmond, news4. and the shift from the democratic to republican leadership has made a critical fight for legalizing gay marriage. both mcauliff and herring support same-sex marriage, and there are two lawsuits challenging the ban. and a judge has struck down bans in utah and oklahoma. and in northern virginia schools, governor terry mcauliff wants the government to pay for costs and wants to expand

medicaid, and the panel is deciding if they should add 400,000 residents to the program. be but the state says that the program needs to be reformed first. people everywhere are finding many ways to mark the birthday of martin luther king jr. today. they came from near and far to celebrate and to serve in the district today. kristin wright has our report. >> reporter: the anacostia martin luther king jr. parade today. an observance of the 85-year-old civil rights leader's birthday. these two women wanted to see the exact spot where dr. king stood to deliver the ever famous i have a dream speech. they remember segregation, and lived it as children. >> i remember standing in front of an all-white elementary school to catch a bus to drive ten miles down the road to

attend an all-black elementary school. >> reporter: and this child is learning about dr. martin luther king. >> >> if he did not make the speech, then people would have to split up, and the friends that i have that are black could not be my friends. >> reporter: and perhaps the most special place to be in washington today is the king me moi moirl. >> he lived his life never knowing that people would be so insi inspired and that how many people would be here. >> i saw many of the people king questions.nd looking and did y'all enjoy yourselves? >> yes. >> kristin wright. he saved the city and treated like a hero, and now two big heroes are coming to the san

francisco are rescue after the bat kid's heroic effort. i'm the best coroner the game and when you defy my authority with a receiver like crabtree, that is what you are going to get. >> a rant that sparked a social media firestorm. we will hear more on that. >> and doug is crunching the numbers on the winter storm warning that is

so who could forget this? a california 5-year-old boy with leukemia getting the chance to b be a super hero for a day and he saved san francisco from the joker and now a couple is rescuing the city from paying the cost of staging the bat kid fantasy. the make-a-wish foundation organized the event, but the city shelled out $100,000 to to make it happen. philanthropist john and martha goldman will pick up the taxpayers' tab.

>> good for them. and a bill repealing virginia's tax on hybrid vehicles is headed to the house. the repeal was passed with bipartisan support, and the governor has decided to sign i. it was part of a $64 tax that was passed as part of the reform. and some felt that hybrid owners were not paying their share in road taxes because they paid less in gasoline taxes. and just after 10:00 last night, there was a victim found dead in the yard. the suspect was inside of the home, and still armed. after three hours, the s.w.a.t. team went inside of the house and took him into custody. police say that the shooting stemmed from an argument, and they deiidentified the victim a 35-year-old jonathan o'connor.

and snatch and grab. we will tell you what the thieves were after. and nearly 100 people found out this weekend that they were victimized by the same well organized thieves. i'm mark segraves and that story is coming up. and nearly six inches of snow in the area tomorrow, and we will take you hour by hour through the day as we start out at 8:00 in the morning, no worries. we will be dry with a chilly temperature of 28. and by noon, 27 and snow falling, and heavier snow by the afternoon with the falling temperatures. i will give you the update on

a colorado skier survived an avalanche that he triggered saturday and captured it all on video. lance light and a friend were back country skiing 40 miles west of denver when the snow splits beneath him, and the moving snow overwhelmed them and knocked them to the ground.

officials say this is a medium-sized avalanche, and he is lucky enough to escape it unharmed. back in our area, police are trying to go through some surveillance camera video to see if it captured some thieves. police say that suspects drove a van through the front door and knocked the atm off of the block and threw it into the truck and got away. and in a story you saw first on 4, a burglary happened at a storage business, and also, they had to steal a truck to get away. >> who knows how many were together. >> reporter: the owner came out to survey the damage. his locker was one of 92 storage

units that the thieves hit, but he is one of the lucky ones. no valuables were missing. >> i am sure that some people lost some personal items of val value. it is a shame. >> reporter: this man was also a victim. staff at the facility told him that thief s cut the locks on te gate, and then destroyed the surveillance cameras, and took one unit after another after another, and went through more than 100 units. >> this is not kids with bolt  cutters? >> no, no. this is much more. >> and they said they also stole a u-haul truck. >> reporter: yes, they stole a u-haul truck to carry off all of the stolen items. police have no suspects. >> and hopefully other storage units will be on the lookout for this, because i'd hate to see it

happen to other people. >> reporter: in princes county, i'm doug smark see gravegravese >> and you mentioned carmageddon, earlier. >> well, i think that this time the snow is going to start earlier, and people will leave earlier and we are not anticipating that and you need to know it, because 4:00 or 5:00 or 6:00, i expect the roads to be a mess. so plan accordingly, and the temperatures are 52 degrees and the temperatures throughout the rest of the night dropping down to the 40s and the 30s. a lot of you on the facebook and the twitter page asking for the temperatures, and if we get to near 60, how does the cold stick? the cold air is going to move in so fast in the day tomorrow, it is going to be noticeably colder, and 45 in reston and 51

though in bull vaolivar. and in this area, this is where the cold is coming from. you can see the cold coming through pennsylvania now, and that cold air is going to move in and set the stage for the next storm as it makes its way our way, and right now, a clipper system back to iowa and it is going to move through our area quickly. tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., we are fine, and the rush hour tomorrow morning will not be a problem in our region. back to the west is where the storm will move in, and by noon, the snow is everywhere. as i mentioned earlier, it is not a kcase of some of us gettig rain down to the south, and then changing to snow, no, it is snow all day long. at noon, we will see the snow piles up especially around the west, and by 3:00 or 4:00 or 5: 5:00, that is when it will be heavier and along the i-95 corridor, and so around 5:00 is

when it could be the heaviest and that is why we are concerned. and now by 11:00, still snowing. and now down to the south and the east, 2 to 4 inches and plus. and that plus is a big deal, because with thooz storm these may get banding, and sol nd snu may get 7 or 8 inches, and this is going to be the biggest storm we have seen in three years. we will continue the watch it for you, and again, the temperatures of a high of 21 wednesday, starting off with the low of 7 and the cold sticks around right on through the weekend. thank you. and sports coming up, and you have a whole bunch of stuff to talk about? >> yes, you ready to debate some? the postgame rant reverberates on twitter, and into a local locker room. and stay here. and plus the wizards are soaring to new heights on the court and to new heights on the court and in the standings.

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this is the xfinity sports desk. one of these days, we are go going to get over .500 and mark my words. >> well, almost. almost. and someone once said it is impossible the report on the redskins without saying rg3 and that is maybe true, but with the wizards they are close to .500 and at .500 and here we go

again, the wizards are looking to get back to .500 at the verizon center, too, and so wiz up by one in the first quarter. and martin gor at the with -- gor tath with the dunk. and best part is that his friends got the watch. and now 31 points for the rookie, and philadelphia down one. wizards starting to pull away, and bradley beal off of the pick here, drains the jumper, and 22 points, and 9 rebounds, and 8 assists for him. and the fourth, this nice and simple toss here to ron vesely. i love the sound effects today, guys. and now 20-20 on the season, and they are at .500 again. and to the football, and the redskins' news. the wide receivers coach will be back in the same position he has

held since 2012. and seahawks are headed back to the super bowl thanks to richard sherman. he has built a reyoutation for the play and the talk on the field. and the redskins' fans may remember after the game, trench williams punched sherman in an argument, and williams later apologized and now fast forward and here is sherman with the key deflection on the pass intended for michael crabtree, and intercepts it, and then afterwa afterwards sherman and crabtree got into a confrontation and then the interview that broke twitter. >> take me through that play. >> i'm the best receiver in the ga game, and when you throw a sorry receiver like crabtree at me, that what you get. that is what you get for talking about me. >> who is talking about you? >> well, crabtree. and you talk about me, and i

will shut you up real quick. >> and the film don't lie, and tell me where this guy is the best. >> and sherman fired back with a lion does not concern himself with the opinions of the sheep, and that is retweeted about 60,000 times. and the wizards forward and martin webber voiced his opinion a few hours ago. >> i thought it was of kill, but seattle, we are misunderstood, and that is the way it is. people from seattle who play for seattle, they are misunderstood, but i understand what he was saying. i got the message. >> but the message, you want to say something, go ahead? >> i am to say you go out gracious or gloat. >> he didn't gloat, and he does not have to be gracious, because grabtree has been in his face for a long time and he is the best d-back in the nfl, and lot of people need to know that man is a bright man and not a thug or inarticulate, and nobody

is -- >> well, they are not saying that. but they are saying it is gloating. >> he was not gloating. >> you respect your opponent. >> and all of that is directed to crabtree, because you mouthed out, and you did not win a game, and i'm going to the super bowl, sucker, and i'm going home. >> you would want your son to talk about that? >> you are full of it, you are so full of it. >> and crabtree started all of it. >> this commentary is better that on the interview. and anyway, back to the cavs after they came back after the win over the rangers. and alex ovechkin was on the "today" show as he is getting ready for his team in the homeland. >> and everybody wants a gold medal and especially playing in the hometown, and home, and like home in london, and so, i am sure that every fan in russia

wants to the win, but it is going to be hard, because every team has a strong team. so it is going to be part of the battle. >> and there's some grace right there by the way. you should stop with the gloat, gloat, gloat. >> and it is just that he is better than any other receiver in the nfl. that is all it is. and watch a

on our broadcast tonight, olympic threats in sochi in russia. tonight they're looking out for terrorists they call black widows. there's a warning that one may already be there. tonight, richard engel on what's being done to protect the games. fighting back against the latest allegations of bullying. did the christie administration really shake down a local mayor holding hurricane sandy recovery funds hostage? states of emergency. frigid temperatures, another big winter storm. and there are worries in several states about having enough fuel to get through it. and the president and pot. barack obama wades into a national conversation about marijuana. "nightly news" begins now. now.