year to the numbers we saw last year. plus, that chill from the wind in the single digits for most of you. it's one of the coldest mornings we've had in some sometime. we'll go straight to storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein to show us what to expect when you open that door this morning. tom? yes, for the love of doppler, wear your warmest winter coat. it is the coldest day of february. even though it's the last day of february, it's going to be the coldest day this frigid friday. your weather story for today, be prepared for a milder weekend. should be good for your outdoor activities over the weekend. then a snow chance on monday. temperatures now are frigid. we are down just into the single digits north and west of washington. south and east, just in the low to mid teens. only near ten degrees in prince george's county. much of fairfax county in the low teens, just mid teens in washington now. montgomery county, single digits, single digits farther north and west. in the teens farther south and east. here are the regional highs

temperatur temperatures. highs in the 20s, higher 20s north and west. in northern virginia, lots of sunshine with a light wind. the weather is sick, is the traffic looking well? i am tracking delays. looking near route 123, a little volume here, just a little. and you see the tractor-trailer to the right shoulder lane. but travel lanes are open. we're starting to see volume. down 66 eastbound, this is as you make your way near lee highway. the broken down car is off to the right shoulder lane. you see the volume increasing, but folks are getting by. in stafford county, an earlier accident involving a tractor-trailer. southbound route 17 at hartwood

church road. you'll see one lane getting you by the accident there. i'm back at 6:11. coming up, restoration crews working to get a springfield apartment back open after it was damaged by a fire. it broke out last night on backlike road. two people were sent to the hospital for smoke inhalation. another 45 people have been displaced from their homes because of damage. the fire reportedly started in the first floor of that building. 6:02 is the time. this morning, two new unsolved homicides in the district. and both happened within hours of each other. someone shot an 18-year-old on hally terrace in southeast in the bellevue area. less than three hours later, a woman was shot to death on j street in northeast off kenilworth avenue. in the most recent case, the woman shot was alive when officers arrived on the scene. that was around 8:30 last night. then after news4 at 11:00 last night, d.c. police told us she

at the hospital. this morning, no word of an arrest. now to the teen shot and killed in southeast. police say the 18-year-old was standing on hally terrace near danbury street when someone shot him in the neck. this was right before 6:00 yesterday. he also died at the hospital. many people told news4 they want the gun violence to stop, especially when it involves younger victims. >> we're losing our babies. you know, parents, grandparent, we're not supposed to bury them. it's getting terrible. the latest shootings mark 21 homicides in d.c. this year. it is only february. at this point last year, d.c. had 12 homicides on the books. 2013 ended with 104 homicides in the district. montgomery county police looking for a missing kensington teenager. this is 16-year-old shayla marie franklin. she's been missing since mid-december. officials say she was last seen on connecticut avenue near denfield avenue.

police say franklin does have a medical condition which needs to be monitored if you have information about her disappearance, you're asked to call montgomery county police. 6:04. a person is lucky to be alive after escaping a fast-moving fire. it was a two-alarm fire that broke out in the 4400 block of c street southeast in washington last night. the flames were so intense firefighters had to douse the fire from the outside. this home has extensive damage. no won was hurt, though. today family and friend will say good-bye to a naval academy midshipman who was killed in a car accident. the naval academy hosts the funeral today for max allen. allen crashed his car into a creek on the academy grounds in anne arundel county earlier this month. he was set to graduate this may. at noon today, he'll be remembered at a funeral at the naval academy's main chapel before a procession and burial at the academy cemetery. 6:04. a defective door might be to blame for an emergency landing at dulles airport. the united airlines plane was flying in from st. louis,

missouri, yesterday afternoon. toward the end of the flight, the crew started experiencing problems with the plane's door. there were reports it opened up or came off the underside of the plane. the pilots were able to land safely, and no one was hurt. a potential pilot shortage could soon make it more difficult to get a sattelite flight to smaller -- a plate to smaller cities. the government accountability office says 11 of 12 regional airlines were not able to meet hiring target last year. on top of that, airlines will need to hire up to 4,5 hun hu00 per year for the next ten years to keep up with a surge of retirements and increased air travel. no major airlines have had hiring problems, but they pay significantly more than regional carriers. today law enforcement officials in connecticut will be testify being mental health and school security. this is parts of a sandy hook commission -- is part of a sandy hook commission meeting. officials will outline their policies on incident management during a crisis. consumer advocates will also speak today about managing donations in the aftermath of a

crisis. all the topics are related to the deadly shooting at sandy hook elementary in 2012. rocks thrown at a metro bus injuring its driver. police have a key clue they hope will help them find the person who threw them. plus, how much money your child costs you a month and the lesson experts want soon to--be parents to know. we're in the deep freeze now. temperatures just near ten degrees.

if you're a hand sanitizer nuts, this may worry you. new survey results say not all hospital are up to world health organization standards when it comes to hand hygiene. researchers at columbia university surveyed more than 150 hospitals. they said about half ofperson's

year. giving more access would encourage a person to examine their financial state more frequently. if your car has a flat, you might be in trouble. >> supplied spare tires could be a thing of the past. you might not even know it. most automakers and dealerships are no longer including a spare tire with the sale of a car. most buyers are unaware of the lack of a spare tire. >> they should tell consumers what, as they point out the features to the car to you, i want to show you this is the tire repair kit. i want to emphasize that there's not a spare. >> instead of a spare, cars are being sold with a tire repair kit which includes a portable air compressor and sealant. how would you like a free cab ride this weekend? the company halo is offering a free rate weekend. halo lets you call a licensed cab through an app on your smartphone. they're letting you ride for free in honor of a service expansion to d.c. and alexandria. we posted how you can get the free ride ondi't get paid,

then they would donate their money. but of those who didn't respond, eric cantor of virginia, bob goodlatte of virginia. so it's not clear if they ended up making donations or not. we'll have a list from the treasury report today so we can see how many others helped pay down the debt. >> thank you. even with the shutdown, lawmakers did a lot of traveling, and a lot of those trips were free. the "usa today" says members of congress took more than $3.7 million worth of free trips in 2014. the highest for privately funded travel in a decade. nonprofit groups like the american israel group. family members went along if nearly half the trips, as well. metro police looking for these women. they're suspected of targeting and attacking another woman on the green line back on february 19th

we should find out next month whether metro will increase its fares. it just announced yesterday it plans to move forward with a 3% to 4% hike in july. we're breaking down how much the increase might cost you. we picked three busy rail trips and did the management on a 4% jump in a round-trip commute. the busiest line, the red line, a trip from glenmont to metro center using your smartrip card. now right now that's going to cost you $9.70. after the hike, you would pay $10.09. we head over to prince george's county now. we take a look at a possible trip going from new carrollton to the pentagon. you would pay $9.40 year.

in all of 2013, 104 homicides in the district. many are hoping this trend does not continue. reporting live in northwest washington, richard jordan, news4. new this morning, restoration crews are working to get a springfield apartment back open after it was heavily damaged by fire. the fire broke out last night on backlick road in fairfax county. the "washington post" reports two people have been sent to the hospital for smoke inhalation. another 45 people have been displaced from their homes because of the damage. the fire reportedly broke out on the first floor of the building. also new, a charles county firefighter is hurt battling flames in waldorf. a fire sparked around 3:00 this morning at a home along indian lane. everyone inside the house was able to get out safely. we're told the firefighter was treated on the scene and is okay. the cause is under investigation. happening today, law enforcement in connecticut testify being mental health and

weight. we don't talk about physical appearance. we talk about health. we talk about what's -- >> first lady michelle obama's exclusive interview with jenna bush hager airs this morning as part of the "today" show's "love your selfie" series. four things to know -- restoration crews work to get a springfield apartment back open after a fire. it broke out last night on backlick road in fairfax. the "washington post" reporting 45 people have been displaced by that fire. today for the first time, we will hear the 911 calls from people stuck in traffic on the george washington bridge because of lane closures there in new york. officials in ft. lee, new jersey, releasing calls today. last september members of governor chris christie's administration closed the lanes as part of a political payback. we're expecting to learn the names of two people killed in two separate homicides in the district. someone shot an 18-year-old on hally terrace near danbury street last night. he died at the hospital. and we're also working to learn more about a woman shot and killed thr h