good afternoon. i'm pat lawson muse >> and i'm barbara harrison. and the snow wasn't much of a disruption. >> well, there is a second round on the way, and it has the potential of causing delays. so we have veronica johnson, over in the meteorologist weather scenter. what do you see? >> well, we are going to be seeing the snow starting at 1:00 a.m. in the morning. and for the latest, this is the current system where it is snowing right now, and storm team 4 has been tracking it e all of the way through the day, and when asking about this in woodbridge and quantico, and up to warrenton, i expect this to be making a exit in the next three hours. we have a winter weather advisory starting at 1:00 a.m.,

and this is a winter weather advisory to hang on until noon tomorrow, and that covers much of the viewing area with the exception of rthis area around culpepper and an area of white to spread over 5:00 and 6:00 and 7:00 a.m. look at this shot at 5:00 a.m. we see the snow, but what happens after 5:00 a.m., and how long is the snow event going to hang on as well as what we are going to be getting, and i will tell you how long in the forecast coming up. in a moment. and to veto or not to veto, and that is what the governor is considering, a bill that would allow businesses to refuse

serving customers based on sexual grounds. and we have steve handelsman at capitol hill on whether this is going to be survive. >> well, the governor is getting input, and much of it is negative about the controversial measure. >> reporter: three top aides say that arizona governor jan brewer will likely veto the bill to allow businesses in her state to refuse to serve gays, because she says they are concerned about corporate backlash. she with was interviewed on cnn. >> well, this is pro-business, and trying to turn the economy around. >> reporter: and apple says to veto the bill. they are building a plant in arizona. and the next super bowl is in phoenix, and the game's local committee said to veto the bill, and so do american airlines and pet smart. >> our associates and our communities and our customers all deserve equal respect, and this bill undermines that and goes against it.

>> many arizona business owners say that. >> do we have separate drinking bills, too. >> reporter: and proponents are those who are against it. >> we have seen bakers and photographers who have lost their cases where the government says they have to help celebrate the same sex ceremonies. >> but john mccain and senator john flake want it vetoed. >> and the attorney general -- >> all are equal and equal to equal opportunities. >> reporter: and so all eyes on governor jan brewer. she has the weekend to decide, and again, nbc news hears from the aides that the governor is leaning to the veto. i'm steve handelsman, news4. a show in maryland where the top cops came to fight marijuana legislation. the police chiefs and police

officers came to the statehouse to show they do not want the marijuana bill, because they believe it will hurt public safety. >> we form a united front with the police chiefs across the united states. it is not the answer. this marijuana bill slaps in the faces of law enforcement officers and many who have died, and have died to protect the zi zints of the great state of maryland. >> chris gordon was in maryland to talk to both sides of the issue coming up at 5:00. >> develop iing right now, two people from virginia charged with scamming a local casino, and now maryland state police are searching for two others. it happened at maryland's live in hanover last month. the group traded in thousands of dollars of counterfeit poker chips for cash.

rosa nguyen and her husband vong trung face charges of conspiracy to commit theft, and another couple in northern michigan who have painted over $1 chips to look like $100 chips. and now a jury is considering if lee cena was defend i defending himself in a argument. the prosecutor told jurors that cena went look g fing for the f. our bureau chief julie carey is in the courthouse, and she will have the latest on the deliberations coming up at "news4 at 5:00." we are getting a closer look at what is causing the delay s tonsil ver line.

today, transportation reporter adam tuss looked at the problems, and this is what he discovered. >> the day after we broke the news of the issues with the s l silver line, and we come out here, and look at the spring hill station the, this is "danger, construction site" and that is what you need to know what is happen iing here with t silver line stations. take a walk over here with me, and we told you problems with the escalators and clearly, those escalators are not ready to go, and there is work being done to them, and the problem with the silver line stations here, they look so ready to go, and the signs are up, and it looks like things are in place, but we are hearing about the internal issues that have to be done. you take a look on the ground, and there is clearly work to be done, and the riders, they are frustrated. >> this has been going on for so long that i can't believe it is still delayed. this is years in the progress. >> reporter: back here now at the spring hill station at tyson corner and you take a look at the elevators here, and yeah, they are not ready to go either.

clearly, a lot of work to be done before the project is turned over the metro. we will tell you how it is progressing, and when, when you might be able to ride the silver line. we will the tell you that coming up at "news4 at 5:00." at tyson corner, adam tuss, new news4. looking at the repairs at union station after the 2011 earthquake caused cracks in the main hall. the preservationist is decided to do a full restoration, and that means plast ter -- plaster, and gold leafing on the ceiling. a george's county police officer with was on the way to a scene in largo at 1:00 this afternoon, and officials say

that the ems tried to go through the red light with lights and sirens on and another car went through the green light and broadsided the prince george's suv. earlier this morning, a fire left four people homeless in capitol heights. they believe it happened on heath street and drum avenue. they are trying to figure out what caused the flames, and the flames with were leaping from the roof when the firefighters arrived. all four occupants escaped without injury. >> and this is the technology to keep you safe, but some are worrying if the pharmacy robots are making medication mistakes worse. and what health officials believe is behind a childhood

a rare up with on one meeting with president obama and speaker of house john boehner. it is the first time the political rivals have metal loan -- met alone in the white house since 2012. they covered topics like health care and afghanistan and the deficit. senate leader boehner said it is important to meet and find common ground when they can. and combat roles are limited for women. some say they do not want that job. in fact, in a survey, fewer than 8% of women said they want to do the combat at all, and those who do are likely to be in the lower rank ranks and under age 27. for the job most want to be,

they want to be one of the night stalkers an elite special operations helicopter crew best known for flying the navy s.e.a.l.s into osama bin laden's compound. and more battles with riot police in the city of ka -- caracas in venezuela. this move comes after venezuela expelled three u.s. counselors last week. and the data breach at the university of maryland, and the new problem that people are facing as they try to take step s to protect themselves. >> and first lady michelle obama gets help from a local school as she announces plans to help children's health. >> on the way, a schools.

invest in our kids, and invest in fairfax county's future. >> it is a push for school funding in fairfax county, and some parents asked for the board of superintendents budget to be increased. with full funding the proposed budget would eliminate 700 jobs

and adds new student fees, but the county executive budget does not include full funding and a 5.7% hike was requested and 2% is proposed and overall the budget is 3% higher this year, and it holds the line on tax rates and highers a sesdzmentes will increase the average tax bill by $300. fairfax is not the only area jurisdiction dealing with it. prince andrew and prince george's county will release their budgets tonight. right now, a security breach hotline is still having problems. it is set up to help students from the university of maryland find out if their information is compromised and it is open until 9:00 tonight, but as megan mcgrath reports, most people can't get through. >> we are sorry. all circuits are busy right now.

>> reporter: 9:30 a.m., and we got nothing but an alert saying that all circuits were busy. >> we are sorry, all circuits are busy now. >> reporter: what do you think of that? >> well, it is ridiculous, and there are 350,000 people affected by this, and if the line is busy all morning, that is not really a defense of it. >> reporter: the recent university of maryland data breach put 350,000 faculty and students and workers at risk. the university is providing one year of free credit monitoring through experion, and the hotline to register opened up at 9:00 a.m. this morning. many are interested. are you going the sign up? >> yes, definitely. >> reporter: but it remains to see how hard it is to actually register. >> we are sorry. all circuits are busy fou. >> reporter: the hackers stole social security number, birthdates and university i.d.s

and many are worried about the personal accounts. >> well, it is big. >> i don't have much money right now, and that is not a big deal to e me, and i know that the brother who just bought a house is worried about it, and couple of people had me send the e-mail to them. >> reporter: and once they are signed up, people will get a copy of the experion credit report, and surveillance a alerts if any suspicious activity is detected in the accounts, and there is fraud resolution right now, and in case the bad charges have been made. >> reporter: the university and experion, the credit monitoring company, say they are aware of the problem, and asking people to keep calling until you get through. in college park, megan mcgrath, news4. and so more news, but what about the next round, it is going to be a nuisance, too? >> well, the next system is going to have a moderate impact. today just a little nuisance and

folks were anxious thinking it would stick, but behind us right now, we have flakes falling out there right now, and just a few snow flurries across the area, but the bigger event and take the same amount of snow and put it in a different time period from overnight to tomorrow morning and that is going to have an impact on the area with the roads becoming slick. and right here, i want to zoom in to show you what is left in this event. and light snow through d.c. and quantico getting it now, and now around stafford and spotsylva a spotsylvania, and over to fredericksburg seeing light rain showers and maybe few snowflakes to the exit out of here, and in the next two hours or so, and where it is chilly and you are not seeing the wind either, it is going to be a calm night. we are 32 by 9:00 and from 38 to 32, you can see the temperatures

dropping around 11:00 p.m. and midnight that the snow is going to happen. and when this snow moves into the area, you can see it there at 5:00 a.m., and it is going to cover the area, and you will see the bulk of it between 5:00 a.m. and around 10:00 a.m. to noontime tomorrow. we are at 6:00 a.m., and woodbridge to quantico and heartwood and 8:00 a.m. is mainly hanging around the areas of southeastern maryland, and then you can see it around d.c., and quantico and by lunchtime and noontime, it is going to be ma making the exit, and again, by the time of day, it is going to be snowing after 1:00 a.m., and that means that the snow is going to accumulate through the road temperatures, and the road temperatures will be dropping d under the freezing mark as the air temperatures do, too, and one to two inches will be affect ed in the shaded area in blue, and that is around d.c. and loudoun county, and fauquier county and those are the areas

isolated today, and fredericksburg and waldorf seeing 1 to 2 inches of snowfall, but once you see the higher areas west, petersburg, and sauceberg and 2 to 4 near elkin and allegheny county. and with that snow like ly ther, we will get a quiet day thursday with the temperature 44 degrees right now, and still look foingr a cold start on friday and the temperature at 16 degrees in the morning there. is other locations starting out much lower at 10 degrees l leesburg, and 11 manassas, and 12 in fredericksburg, and moving through the weekend, it is another event, and that is right now looking as though it could bring more snow to the area, and later in the newscast, we will talk more about the system that may be an even bigger deal. pat and barbara. >> thank you, v.j. the slow transition from the winter to spring may be doing a

number on the body and coming up how the fluctuating temperatures are affecting your health. >> and hot talk about an unusual way to celebrate the end of a marr

the most annoying people on

public transit. >> move over wedding cakes, because there is a hot new trend. and hear what people are talking about is danni star from the morning show. and it is sad to say, but people are finding a new way to celebrate the end of a marriage instead of the beginning? >> yes. people are not being sad about being divorced and decided that it is a transition, and people celebrate graduation and baptism s and things like that, and since they are transforming, they are like, okay, let's celebrate my divorce, and the cakes they are having at the parties are unbelievable. but you have to think opposite of wedding cakes. there are a bride and groom on top of the cake, but maybe the bride is pushing the cake off of the cake. or there is no longer a bride standing next to the groom and instead, a monster. >> and a twist on the tradition. >> yes. sgland so do both the hparties

come? >> no, they are separated by this point. >> and let's talk about holding the people on the bus, and the people on the bus and tolerant for the people on the bus? >> well, here is the thing. people don't realize that most of us have some annoying habits when we get on the bus like we put the purse down next to us, because people want to create a private place in a public space and that leads to trouble, but most people don't speak up about the annoyances and if they do, they wait 17 minutes and the most annoying is talking on the cell phone, because every other sentence is "we are on the bus, "well, i am on the bus." and we are annoyed, but woe don't speak up. >> i don't feel like i should tell somebody to get off of the phone. >> and holding the door for men, and women are supposed to do that but they never were supposed to do that? >> well, here is the thing that i was taught if someone is walking up, and holding the

door, it is the polite thing to do, and if you hold it open for the man, they feel emasculated and if other men open up the door for other men when asked about the self-esteem, they showed lower self-esteem than other men who were carrying a door for men or women. >> and so when they have packages, then, let it go. >> but they say that you don't want to emasculate a man, don't hold the door. >> thank you, danni. >> good to see you, ladies, too. a mystery illness is hitting dozens of children with symptoms similar to polio. what dock

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good afternoon. i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm barbara harrison and a husband and wife from northern virginia have been arrested and charged with scamming the maryland live casino with fake chips. the state police say the duo cashed in hundreds of thousands of poker chips for cash. right now the police are looking for another couple from northern virginia who painted over $1 chips to look like $100 chips. the jury is out in the case of a deadly road rage, and jurors are considering whether roy cena was guilty of assault and battery or murder of another man. we will have the latest coming

up. and police and sheriffs banded together to speak out against a marijuana bill. two bills are introduced this session, and one is to legalize the drug and the other is to decriminalize it. we will get more snow. a winter weather advisory is being issued for the washington, d.c. area. we can expect the second band of cold air and snow tomorrow, and we will get the latest from veronica johnson in the storm syst system. veronica? >> tomorrow, the events, we will see delays across the area, and delays caused by the event tomorrow, but it is because of the time of day. early in the morning, that will lead to the delays. accumulation of snowfall with the winter weather advisory starting at 1:00 in the morning, and continues into tomorrow. that is fredericksburg and

leesburg east of culpepper and now goes to pax river, too, and an nap lis and aberdeen, and much of the snowfall is heading out of here, and turning into rain showers. and again, a bigger impact tomorrow, and a today's impact on the storm system was on the low scale. and tomorrow's will be medium with light snow during the morning rush. we are expecting between 1 and 2 inches of snowfall, but again, early on, probably laying down in some area roads with the temperatures dropping down into the 20s by tomorrow morning. in fact, hourly forecast right here sh, and we started out in 20s and the 30s at 8:00 a.m., and the snow will end by noontime tomorrow. we will have another look at the snowfall map in a few minutes. >> a medical mystery is unfolding in california and dozens of children are becoming paralyzed in one of the limbs and while it may sound like polio, doctors say that is not what they are dealing with here.

eric ka edwards has the story. >> reporter: it is only when 4-year-old sophia jarvis walks that you can tell that there is something wrong with the left arm. paralyzed from a polio-like condition. >> sophia went to the treasure box to grab her toy after seeing the doctor, and i saw her left hand mid-grasp stop working. >> reporter: sophia is one of five confirmed cases of a mystery illness and 20 suspected, and they are all in california, but doctors say no known link between the patients, and it can start with cold or flu-like symptoms and paralyzes one limb. >> thesis is not good, and most of the children have not recovered the use of their limb. >> reporter: the cases are similar to, but not polio which is was thenited states decades ago, and doctors say that it is a virus to blame,

but it is frightening, but they don't want to frighten parents. >> it is extremely rare, but if you see sudden onset of weakness in your child that persists, seek medical care immediately. >> and her paralysis started with wheezing. there is no treatment to help, and docker or thes are encouraging their colleagues nationwide to look out for similar cases. erica edwards, news4. and right now first lady michelle obama is about to give her third announcement of the day to improve children's health. it is on the fourth anniversary of the let's move campaign. mrs. obama has unveiled targets for schools, and one is for a breakfast program to reach 9 million children, and another is

to ban ads for junk foods on campuses. to highlight the fan, she recited a rap written by the students in george c. marshall eleme elementary school. ♪ don't jam my chicken in a nugget ♪ ♪ put it in a wrap hey, that is pretty good. holler. and the new healthy rules arexpected the go into effect next school year. >> and a warning now that if you are a parent your child's safety seat may not provide protection in a crash, because most car seats have a weight limit and the weight slimt both the weight of the child and the weight of the seat, and it should not exceed 665 pounds. if the combined seat is too he ve, it may not work properly. aaa said that 85% of the seats

had children over the weight limit. and starting thursday, child seat manufacturers will have to label the seats to clear up the confusion. well, warm one day and cold the next. maybe you are not thinking about the allergies, but the ups and downs of the temperatures are having an impact. we will explain. >> and an olympic star is

a california teen is eagerly awaiting a response after asking olympic skater gracie gold to his high school prom. these are some of the reasons they would get along. >> you are gorgeous and my mom thinks that i am great. you are an athletic athlete, and i'm an athlete. >> he makes the kconvincing speech, and she did not give a answer, but she said that the individu video melted her heart. are these yo-yoing temperatures doing a number on the nose? doctors say that the changes temperatures can do a number on the body in general. and for your health, the transition from winter to spring may be affecting you, and we are joined by our favorite allergist

here, and many of us notice the running noses and especially 30 degrees and then 60 degrees, and what is happening in my nose? >> well, in your nose in particular, it is like a physics l lab. you are wired funny called the vasorhinitis, and what happens is the signal from the brain is sent to the nose and profusely and quickly if there are extreme change s changes in the temperatures we are having. >> and is it true that the older you get to more your nose run sfs. >> yes, it is like houses. our wiring gets faulty as we get older just like an older home. some patients complain if they are over a hot bowl of soup, and one guy said when he ate a cold salad and the extreme change of temperature made his nose run. >> and how do you treat it? >> there are medications, and most of them are by prescription, and one that is very good is called dytestia.

>> and what happens? >> well, also along with your nose, your lungs constrict and you can start to cough. >> can that be treated or does it go away on its own? >> well, if it does, yes, and if the cold weather passes and you don't have anymore problems, you are all right, but eventually, if it does not clear up, we will be facing the pollen and you want the lungs in great shape. >> and you say going from hot to cold can hike the blood pressure. >> yes sh, and like any other system, we are related to the temperature. as the temperature is down, your blood pressure goes up, because the blood vessels will clamp and restrict. >> and if you have suffer from the hypertension, it is worse? >> yes, what happened to some people they were out in the warm weather, and they felt better, but now it is the symptoms of

dizziness and headaches, and one reason we call it heart attack snow is not only because it is heavy, but the cold pressure makes the blood pressure go up. >> thank you, dr. jackie. we are hoping for the spring. and i should speak for you and me. >> and then i will be back about the pollen. >> barbara? >> they are designed to help pharmacists cut down on the mistakes arked on the nigh s mistakes, and now we have a report if the pharmacy robots are doing what they are supposed to. and this rescue of how this jogger took a dangerous tumble. and here we go again. the map of the snowfall in the forecast for tomorrow. i will be zooming down to the neighborhood to show you how much snow you can expect, and we are looking out ahead in 14 days, and wait until

breaking news on a deadly road rage case. scott macfarlane? >> the verdict in for a sunday school tee schoolteacher throwihe punch after fighting with another man in fairfax. julie carey in the courtroom says that the jury found lee cena guilty of assault and not b battery. he admitted to following 63-year-old william o'brien into a mall parking lot last april say saying he was angry because o'briened ha been honking his

horn at him, and then cena punched o'brien, and he later died ten days later, but then cena says that he threw the first punch. we will have more on cena in a live report at 5:00. it is a technology that is supposed to keep you safe, but as the i-team reports, there is concern that the pharmacy robots could make mistakes worse. tisha thompson has the warning. >> reporter: next time you go to the pharmacy, peek behind the counter, and there is a machine tucked behind the counter, and that is a pharmacy robot, but we will show you how that one machine can compound one mistake into another. this is the board of torard pre

the board of pharmacy. in this sales from a prominent robot maker, you can see how the technician types it into the computer, and the robotic arm places the pills into the bottle and then stamps them. >> i think that can helped with the dispensing, and the error rate is significantly lower if you have technicians or pharmacists filling them. >> reporter: and dr. sidney wolf at the watchdog group says that there are two well respected studies that show that the robots do cut down on errors but only if the humans load them properly. >> a human being has to fill the machines with various medicines, a and they could make a mistake. if they make a mistake, even the machine dispenses what it is told to do so to speak, it may have been told the wrong thing. >> the mistakes were really human error. >> reporter: joe worked in a national chain that used this

robot. when it was installed, the company also upped up the prescriptions that the store was to be filled to as many as 900 a day, forcing the staff to rush. >> and if it ran out, you cheated. fill the runover, and grab the bottle from the stock area, and put the bottle in there, and then it happened. an employee put 250 milligrams of an antibiotic into a cell partially filled with 500 milligrams. >> and somebody had inadvertently grabbed the wrong bottle, and so we were dispensing 500 to someone who needed 250, and not a big deal you would think, but if the patient is sick and they didn't get well and needed to see the do doctor again or needed another prescription, it becomes a problem. >> reporter: some mistakes are dosage and others are mixing up different drugs n. new jersey, an attorney journal found that as many as 250 children were

give given a breast cancer drug instead of a fluoride pill. he says that the pharmacy may not ever catch the mistake if the robot was involved. >> there were at least 47% of these filled with with the antibiotics that with were incorrectly filled. >> you should always double-check the prescription by looking up what the drug looks like and comparing it to the bottle. if you think that there is a problem, call the doctor. tisha thompson, news4 i-team. >> to hear more from pharmacists about what goes on behind the counter go to our website nbcwashington.com and click on investigations. and a woman had to be helped off of a trail near a creek.

she was jogging near melvin trail when she slipped and fell down the ravine, and she could not get out, because she needed help, but rescue crews managed to get her out. >> and she must have had the phone with her when she was running. >> yes, always a good idea. >> and talk about the time line. >> yes, two fast-living events, and the number starts around 1:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and could start as late as 3:00 a.m. right inside of the belt way and d.c. and the fact is that we have more light snow that could be problematic for tomorrow. we are seeing the clearing now with the day's events, but let's waste no time. areas of snow between 3:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m., and that is when most of it will fall, and again, it is mainly light snow, and what is going to come down is going to come down when the temperatures are low, and that

means that the roads are going to be slick around the area. plan accordingly. and how much can you expect? well, look at at this area, 1 to 2 in leesburg and culpepper and as far south as fredericksburg and calvert beach as well as wall d waldorf. there could be a 1 to 2 inch area around petersburg, and i around winchester some high spots there, and 2 to 4 around frostburg, and we will talk about the pattern, folks, because we are going to be cold next week and in fact, all of next week is colder than average and still unsettled, and still snow chances around the area, and might not be a big storm, but it is a storm to talk about, and another one coming up this weekend, and the high of saturday with maybe some fl flurries in the area, and 48 with mixtures of rain and snow monday, and this system is going to be one to watch with the rain and the snow, and if it is cold enough, it is all snow. if it is warm enough, it is all

rain. that could still change right now looking like a moderate storm that we will be tracking. barbara and pat. >> thank you a lot. not every u.s. athlete is bringing home gold from sochi, but some say they found something just adds good. as stephanie reports, a number of the athletes are returning from russia with new friends. >> lucky for these two, becoming an american citizen is not so hard for dogs. >> we have all of the jokes going around that i don't understand the accent. >> reporter: but getting them here did have the challenges. >> it was quite a mission. there is a lot of no answers to questions when we were trying to get them out. >> but david backes and his wife could not bear to leave the pup they named sochi, jr. and sochi jake that kept showing up. >> we see them loving pets and sleeping in bed with us, and family members and not necessarily thought that way around the world. >> reporter: so they got the paperwork, and backes tweeted

from new york, one flight to st. louis, and mission accomplished. >> in the end, you shed a light on an issue that is not just there, but it is a global issue. >> reporter: it is the issue that had the backeses jumping through hoops to bring the two strays home. >> and this is not going to make a huge impact on the population of sochi, but the examples that can be told to people is exponentially multiplied. a bus driver shot and stabbed on the job. up next, the new video being released of the driver who credits a bible with saving his life. the pros and cons of legalizing marijuana in maryland

this is all that remains of a four-story apartment building. a fire destroyed the building and only the ell va or the shaft is still standing. nobody was hurt. and the building was not quite finished when it caught fire, because it was designed to be a senior facility, and the fire investigators say it will be a few days before they know what sparked that fire. >> and when a deck collapsed in southern indiana days before christmas, a family was gather ing for a photo at the party

clubhouse and the deck gave way and ip juring several people, and now the family is going to the sue the deck maker who denies liability, because of the age of the deck, and the company has not responded to calls for comments. well, shot three times and stabbed. yesterday, we brought you this story of a bus driver in ohio who is alive of what some may call divine intervention, a nd his life is saved by a pocket-sized devotional. and mark allen has more on the new video now being released. >> dispatch? >> yes. somebody is trying to call me from the sheriff's, and i'm a bus driver on the rpi and i have been stabbed and shot. >> reporter: ricky was shot and stabbed by three men. >> one of the suspects said it is time to kill a polar bear to get into the club. >> reporter: but wagner fought back. >> i didn't want to stay there, but i took the gun away from them -- >> and the video shows he is

drove to the nearby hub. >> he is one of the best people of the rta and been here for ten years. the director calls it extraordinary. >> this is unheard of. the last time we had an incident involving a bus was a decade ago. >> reporter: and very well a case of divine intervention. one of the bullets hit the shirt pocket in which he had a devotional book called "the message" and saving his life. >> he is a good guy, and look forward to seeing him back behind the wheel. >> and they are still searching for the three suspects in this case. right now at 5:00, more snow, but the timing of this next storm could impact schools and your commute. breaking news, the jury is back in the case of deadly road rage. news4 was first to tell you about the fake poker chips at maryland live casino, and now someone has been busted after the phony chips were found floating in a lake.

first at 5:00, a new winter storm. the snow today left a fresh coat of snow on the grass and the cars. >> and the big difference of what we are going to get tomorrow is that it is going to be a lot colder, and the timing will have a bigger impact. >> and storm team 4 meteorologist doug ckammerer is looking ahead. what is next, doug? >> well, that is right. with we have a new storm moving in, and it is going to be similar, and going back 12 hours on the radar, we can show you from 4:00 this morning, the storm developing across the area, and d.c., and prince william's county, and prince george's county and the rest of the area got two inches, because that storm is moving out. the next one is similar in timing, but because of the colder air, we will see it stick including on the roadways, and currently, storm team 4 radar showing around stafford county, and fredericksburg, and down around the neck and showers out there in portions of southern

maryland, and we have a winter weather advisory for the entire region, and it does not include om of this areas, but down to the river, there will be accumulating snowfall, but ladies, this is about the timing. this is going to the affect the morning commute, and schools and we are anticipating the delays, and ly go over it including the latest snowfall map in a moment. >> and now, the latest snowstorm will be able to be downloaded at any time. >> and the court's verdict in the road rage case in the case of a 63-year-old man. northern virginia man julie carey has come out of the courtroom, and what is the verdict? >> well, 20 minutes ago the jury found lee cena guilty of assault, but not battery in the deadly road rage incident that led to the death of 63-year-old