the beginning of his broadcast career. >> exactly. stay with us. news 4 today continues right now at 5:00 a.m.. thawing out. the temperature is headed up today, but we're not quite out of the deep freeze just yet. tom kierein will tak you through a temperature roller coaster. plus we're waiting for the first official report on what went wrong during monday's metro emergency. we're also learning more about how a woman died during that accident. good morning, every. i'm angie goff in for eun yang. >> and gilchrist. no snow to speak of. tom kierein has a look at your forecast. a clear sky how. there a thin film of moisture on many roads and sidewalks. some of it mixing with salt so it's wet. but some could be a little bit ice. so watch out for some patchy ice this morning on sidewalks and

roads. breezy this afternoon and rather chilly but getting above average and milder trend moves in for next week. temperatures right now are just near 20 degrees parts of northern virginia, actual less down to 20, manassas 19 reagan national at 30. montgomery and prince county much of fairfax county now mid to upper 20s. near 30 by the chesapeake bay. radar scanning the sky, we don't have any snow no rain around. there is the sky over the washington monument now live view from the storm team 4 tower camera. of the crescent moon. cold morning, we'll stay below freezing between now and 8:00. then jump to the low 40s by noontime with sunshine. by then blustery winds. hovering in the mid-40s during the afternoon under a mostly clear sky with a gusty wind. next weather and traffic on the coming up at 5:11, amelia will work forecast. just heard in my ear that

all lanes are now clear as far as this crash goes 95 north at stafford. did have of course the left lane blocked from the overturned truck. but all lanes rear right now. they will come and cloon up some of the food that truck spilled rater after the morning rush. so a little slow through there for obvious reasons. but should be out of the way. 270 at father hurley boulevard looking fine. 66 at jermantown road you're looking good. taking a look at prince george's county, branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue indian head highway, everything is just fine. a little to the north here 95 in maryland and bw parkway into and out of up to also town also looking quite good. today we will learn more about that deadly underground emergency on metro this week. mayor bowser will release a preliminary report shows how the district responded. the report was compiled by d.c. fire and ems, exams radio traffic, emergency calls and

personnel interviews. the first lawsuit from the incide will also be filed in this court today. the 53-year-old says the transit agency was negligent in both operation and responding to the deadly incident. a memorial for the woman who died after the smoke filled that train is set for monday. friends will remember carol glover at capitol hill baptist church in northeast. the service will begin at 10:00 a.m.. the medical examiner determined that glover died of acute respiratory failure caused by smoke exposure. virginia's governor says he wants answers about the deadly metro incident sooner rather than later. governor mcauliffe sat down with our northern virginia bureau chief. he says a transportation summit in virginia later this month will be all about metro. he'll also be meeting with d.c. mayor bowser and incoming maryland governor larry hogan. mcauliffe used the word total breakdown to describe his initial reaction to what

on monday. >> it was a tragedy and we lost a virginian. i have reached out to the metro officials. i have alerted everybody that on the 28th rgts i'm bringing all of stakeholders together and i want answers. >> ahead of the release of today's metro review, you can get a breakdown on the emergency response time line on the nbc washington app. today the rabbi accused of spying on women heads to court. prosecutors say he secretly recorded women in a ceremonial bath in george up to. he was reportedly discovered when a woman caught him plugging in the device. prosecutors who say the rabbi violated laws, to the heavens and down are still trying to determine how many women may have been spied on. he's pleaded not guilty. today a project to keep sewage out of the anacostia river will get high profile support. megan mcgrath is live with more on what is happening today.

>> reporter: tharight. the vice pre is going to be here later today actually touring the work site. this is all about cleaning up the anacostia river. and a big obstacle to that over the years has been the overflow of sewage into the water. right now crews are in the process of building a series of underground tunnels to stop that from happening. a while ago we got a peek at some of the massive machines that are being used to drill the path of those tunnels. this video taken before they were pressed into service, but they are underground now beginning that work pd a it's a pretty impressive project. this is all a part of the clean rivers project. and when it's finished, girls combined sewer overflows should be reduced by 98%. which should go a long way to cleaning up the anacostia river. later today, the vice president joe biden will join mayor bowser and others for a tour of this site. and we're expecting to get an update on how far along they are

and how the project is going. megan mcgrath, news 4. tomorrow you're invited to attend a march to show support for police officers. tomorrow's demonstration will start at noon at the national law enforcement officer's memorial. if y want to go, you're encouraged to wear blue. hundreds, may be thousands this are getting a new look at how much you value that smartphone. e also going to tell you what many people are still a little chilly out there right now. but warmer temperatures are on the way. we'll head to prince george's and we're continuing to monitor breaking news overnight. richard jordan keeping an eye on it all fro

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these days. u nee a coat when you head out today, but the temperatures are headed up. >> and we want to head out to amelia segal in the storm team 4 x 4. maybe she's hanging on the moon. amelia what a pretty sight. >> reporter: oh, my gosh, it is beautiful. make sure you check it out this morning, the crescent moon in the eastern sky. just below it a little bit off to the right, you can see saturn this morning. obviously if we see the moon that means clear skies. so good news it will be a sunny start and overall mostly sunny today. but it is chilly here at the new metro station. temperature on t storm truck coming in right around 31 degrees. very similar to where we were yesterday. and there could be some isolated slick spots this morning. maybe some frost on the went shield. so allow some extra time for that. but if you're a walker obviously you're not dealing with frost on the windshield. what you need to wear today jacket and the sunglasses. i think you can leave the gloves at home. by this afternoon, temperatures

warm to 46 degrees. so walking home from work on this friday, happy friday by the way, temperature aroun 44 degrees. a little bit breezy at times throughout the day, but with plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures than yesterday. we are looking at a bit of a january thaw. that's the hash tag we're use to go describe today's weather. tom will be up with updates for the weeken mintutes. melissa, you're tracking an accident? >> brand new crash in lorton. and there is black ice here and there early this morning. so we're seeing a couple crashes. telegrap at newington road. p no word on what happened, but one lane getting by each way because of an earlier crash. 95 northbound at 630, all lanes now open. still slow headed north as the cleanup is under way there. woodrow wilson bridge looking good. beltway at route 1 no problems there. and a wider look at things

overal in ten minutes. raids play out across europe this morning. we're combing through overnight developments at the live desk. how much do you really see? you might be amazed by what can happ. >> wake up.

i'm richard skrorjorde live desk. european countries are on high alert because of possible terror attacks. officials say one was foiled just hours before it was set to go off. in better lip, two men arrested accused of recruiting fighters for the islamic state to ia 250 officers involved in the raid. in belgium in ver veers there s an attack planned.

there a manhunt for people involved. it's believed they were set to target police in-stall lagss. 300 belgium rebet with extremists in syria. there a news conference scheduled for later this morning to likely reveal if there is a link to terror cells located and identified across europe. 16 after the hour. the man accused of plotting an attack on the capitol building will be in court today. chris to have cornell began posting comments in twitter back in august supporting isis. he was unde for months. he was arrested on wednesday after buying two assault style rifles and 600 rounds of ammu in ohio. john boehner is credited a

controversial governmt program for detecting that capitol bombing plot. boehner says electronic surveillance is respo for alerts authorities. >> we would have never known ab had it not been for the fisa program. also during that news conference the speaker addressed the recent indictment of an ohio man who threatened to kill him. boehner thanked the fbi and capitol police for their quick action. new this morning, pope francis is urging filipino officials to reject the corruption that has plagued the nation for decades. he's urging them to instead work to he said poverty and social injustices. nearly a quarter of the 100 million people who live in the philippines live in poverty. this weekend the pontiff will meet with survivors of 2013's deadly typhoon haiyan. duke university will not go

through with plans to use a chapel bell tower for an islamic call to prayer. the school had agreed to weekly amplified chabts as a way to bring students together. but the plan a backlash and advantage> new and travel rules are now in effect. the new measures let americans use credit cards in cuba. you can also take home up to $100 in cuban cigars. u.s. companies will be allowed to export communication technologies. and general tourist travel is still banned but people like travel agents and doctors will no longer need special licenses to go cuba. and speaking of travel, some u.s. airlines are eager to add flights to cuba. american airlines delta, jetblue southwest and spirit airlines have all said they're looking into adding a route in the near future. 5:19. today a second woman accused in the fatal deaths of two toddlers

in germantown will appear in court. a hearing will be head for sanford at 9:30. sanford and the mother of the deceased children told investigators they believed they g an ex-or civil. two other children were also injured. are charged a will beer has been taken into custody after assaulting a victim. the victim should be okay. in less than 24 hours in one section of southeast d.c. five people have been shot. last night police were searching for a gunman from the air. on the street a man being wheeled in to an ambulance one of three people who was shot last night on savannah street. one mother and her 4-year-old came home to the scene of a triple shooting in their neighborhood she says they are

living in fear. >> just want to get in the house and be safe. >> we're told that all the shooting victims from last night's shooting will be okay. on wednesday night, a 17-year-old was shot and killed and a girl was shot in the wrist but is recovering. police are trying to see if there is a connection between e incidents. oklahoma has executed its first prisoner since last year's botched execution. this came after the supreme court would not consider an ape lethal drugs that are used. the state executed charles warner. last year the state botched the lethal injection of clayton lockett. he was in visible pain for 45 minutes before dying. the time is 5:20. and it looks like we're getting a quiet finish to the week but starting off cold. >> let's check in with tom kierein. and there is it warm-up to talk about. >> but not yet. it is a cold morning and asthma lisa mentioned, watch out, there is a tn film of moisture

covering many of our side walks and streets right now. it's mixing with salt it's just wet, but some areas where it looks wet, that could be some patchy ice. so watch out for that this morning. itl stay with us for another couple of hours because we will stay below freezing between now and around 8:00 this morning. under this clear sky this morning, our temperatures are down to near freezing. your weekend outlook, saturday will be a very cold day. so i have the caution light flashing caution lights too, for some rain mainly east of i-95. and then for martin luther king day on monday looks great for all the activities there. green for go for outdoor activities on monday. sunshine just a few clouds going to be coming through from time to time. and as we get into the morning hours, as we take a look now at the temperatures we'll stay here near 30 degrees nearby suburbs and around the bay to 20s across more than virginia. right now near freezing in the mountains as wel the shenandoah valley. panhandle of west virginia.

radar not picking up any rain locally, nothing east of us nothing west of us this morning. we'll stay clear through the morning hours. and thene afternoon, sunshine and a few clouds. winds will be picking up. blustery winds gusting to around 20 to 25 miles per hour. that will be as a cold front sweeps in from the north by midafternoon. before then though, ought to make it into the mid-40s around 2:00 or so. then after that cold front comes by under a clear sky, our temperatures plummet all the way done to near 20 degrees by dawn on saturday. saturday going to be a cold day with lots of sunshine. but temperatures only in the 30s. then on sunday, ought to make it into the upper 40s. sunday afternoon, a chance of rain mainly east of i-95. otherwise just a cool and damp day with temperatures in the 40s. and then for mar ten luther king jr. day, partly cloudy good weather for all the activities..luther king jr. es.

tuesday, p temperatures reaching the 40s again. 40s again on wednesday, although maybe a little wet snow mixing with some rain. then dry thursday with high in the mid-40s. next weather and traffic on the a look at the roller coaster temperatures over th next 24 hours. now melissa is looking at another new accident on dulles toll road. >> that's right. what we're hearing is that the inner loop ramp to the toll road a. report that that off-ramp is blocked. could be a tow truck getting the crash out of the way. we're trying to get more information on it that. 95 mort at 630 stafford all lanes open. all green and back at speed here. was an overturned tractor trailer. cleanup of some of the food in the roadway is still under way and will continue after the morning rush as well, this morning. nothing in the ma lanes right now, though. 66 at 123, that flowing in just fine. 270 at democracy boulevard no problems there. headed north our southbound. and a wider look at things overall everything moving quite

nicely. lots of green lots of what we like to see. legendary boxer new ham mid alley has checked back into a hospital.. he's hoping to leave the hospital soon so he with celebrate his birthday with his family on saturday. a new study says we have better visual and auditory recall when we think with our eyes closed. >> makes sense. british researchers showed people a crying re-enactment video and then interviewed them about the details of that film. those told to close their eyes while taking the test got 23% more answers correct than the people who kept their ice hope. researchers say this could be helpful for police officers especially with interviewing eyewitnesses who struggle to remember details what have they

saw. so you think about it you close your ice and you sort of visualize as opposed to just trying to remember. you can almost see what you're trying to remember as opposed to all the other visual interference that you can have. >> i was going to say on top of that you cut out that excess noise. kind of like the noise canceling head phones that you wear on the plane when you don't want to talk to anybody. >> there you go. 5:25. and in honor of martin luther jr. today, thousands of middle and high sc students will be able to see the movie selma oig for free. this is all thanks to a fundraising effort led by the march on washington film festival. students in 8th through 12th grades can see it free by showing a school i.d. or report card at five participating theaters. we'v posted those locations on our facebook page. and i tweeted them out, too a. >> knows that have gone before us say no more no more. >> an oscar snub is fuelling a debate on racial fairness.

selma oig was nominated for best but the director was shut out. fans were outraged by this in part because they love the movie and because she could have been the first african-american woman to compete for best director. p some say this year's crop of m he kneess is the least diverse in nearly 20 years. al sharpton called it appalling and an emergency meeting with studio leaders next week in hollywood. all this week as news 4 consumer watch as shown you how to get a fresh start on your finances, and you've responded with your best money saving ideas. tonight on news 4 at 5:00 we'll have a look at the strategies our viewers tell us they're using every day to stay out of the red. it's all part of us working for you to give you a fresh start in 2015. pay yourself first, right? >> always. well, racing against the clock to prevent terrorism.d leaders scrambling thing to come up with a plan to stop

extremists across the globe in that. plus one item you will no longer find on the menu for wendy's kids meals. >> we'll have a long stretch of warm weather but we have to get through one more stretch of cold. tom kierein will be back with a . if you can't be in front of your tv watch "news 4 today" on the go with your smartphone or tablet. ju done load

looking at the stories making headlines fror raid raids authorities arresting more than a dozen as they try to stop new attacks in europe. 20-year-old christopher cornell will be in court today in ohio. >>d this morning, the d.c. mayor's office is supposed to release a preliminary report on how emergency crews responded to monday's metro accident. good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang. thanks a lot for joining us. still dark and cold. but, man, it's friday. tgif. >> shooutly.

tom kierein is in the storm team 4 "weather center". >> there is a little bit of moisture on the sidewalks and roads that may be a little patchy ice. so watch for that. we'll stay below freezing between 7:00 and 8:00. bright sunshine, though. right around the freezing mark by 10:00. and there is a gentle breeze this morning. live view of union station. a littlea sheen on the streets there. likely just wet because we've had all the salt around, but watch out, some patchy ice is possible this morning. by noontime into the low 40s. a blustery wind as we get into the afternoon. back down to low 40s by 5:00 p.m. under a clear sky. overnight tonight, the temperatures will be getting right back down below freezing by after midnight and th met near 20 by this time

tomorrow morning. at 5:41 amelia segal will be joining us with the storm team 4 x 4. we have more construction that just popped up in laurel. westbound 198 at center avenue traffic alternates in the eastbound lanes because of road work that is you said way way. also inner loop to dulles toll road, report tha blocke perhaps a tow truck in the way. 270 at falls road looking quite good. same thing 66 into and out of town. do have this situation still in lorton telegraph road at newington, one lane getting by each way becauth back in ten minutes with some travel times. 5:33. president obama and british prime david cameron are heating again again today.

tracie potts live with more on today's meeting. >> reporter: good morning. the been in singync on this twice now. they penned editorials together on how they want to fight terrorists overseas. and now that fight for many is hitting home. they are meeting here in the white house today and we expect them talk about new methods of being ready for these types of attacks like the cyber war games that both countries have planned together to initially test how the financial sector might react. wall street and london banks if there were to be a cyber attack. we also expect prime minister cameron may try to lean on president obam get google and facebook and other internet companies to allow more government surveillance as they try to put together their intelligence a thwar these types of attacks. that all on the agenda today as they sit down together at the white house. >> tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you. and as she mentioned, britain will have cyber war games.

they will join forces the games trying to improve the country's resistance to cyber t attacks will simulate an attack on t financi sector in lond norg.ew york. the uk and the u.s. will also create a joint cyber cell to help coordinate cyber security. with the tipped threat of cyber attacks, vice president biden announced a $25 million grant to support cyber security education. the vice president with norfolk university students yesterday on t importa of cyber security careers. norfolk is among 13 colleges and universities that will get some of that grant money. controversial comments from dr. ben carson a retired neuro surgeon who has gained recent popularity among conservatives, appeared to some to compare american patriots to the terror group isis. >> carson said that isis has, quote, the wrong philosophy but they're willing to die for what

they believe. afterwar that he was comparing the u.s. to isis. he made the comments at the winter meeting. carson has made gains in recent months in 2016 presidential polls. today there will be a new push to ease marijuana laws in . s and supporters virginia normal are calling for support of bill 686 which would remove criminal penalties for of small amounts of pot. people caught with pot would face a $100 fine instead of possible jail time. center adam evan a democrat sponsored the bill. a driver will not face murder charges after hitting and killing a 13-year-old maryland girl. debra reyes was killed since months ago. an unlicensed driver lost control in the parking lot. her father says the accident has destroyed his family. the 33-year-old esperanza

vasquez should be charged because she tried to lie to police about who was driving. >> that means everybody can rye to the police and lie to everybody and there is no law for that? but in time the law protect the criminals and they don't protect the victim. >> according to court records, vasquez will appear in court for driving without a license next week. we reached out to the state attorney's office and they said the events of that day did not rise to the level of criminal negligence. wendy's goes healthy. the item that will no longer be severed with the burger chain's kids meals. plus four years after the massive gulf oil spill, billions n n fines could be on the way for bp. we'll have the new information. here is a live look outside. bring a coat before you head out. we'll check in with amelia segal wi respect if

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. you wil no longer be able to buy google's wearable computer glasses. the tech giant will stop sales on monday. in the future it will only be available to companies and developers for work polices. google plans to release a new next year. s t soda off of the kid's menu. you can still choose to order soda for your kids but those tempting soda pictures will no longer be front and center on

the kids menu boards. >> industry watch dogs say even though it's no longer really the detaught drink so to speak, that it's still one of the most profitable things for the food chain. >> they will drink whatever you give them, rig right. 5:40 your time. 27 degrees here in northwest washington. stl the threat of black ice on the roads. >> some slippery spots out there. amelia segal is priy at the new carrollton metro stop. >> reporter: good morning. happy friday. certainly a concern for black ice. the 4 x 4 reporting a temperature of below freezing. so be aware of that this morning. like you said we are here at the stop. a lot of early birds out heading into work on this friday. most of us ahead of the three day weekend. and driving into work aside from the isolated slick spots, the weather is really hooking good.

you need the sunglasses this morning. once the sun com of it. and a temperature around 31 degrees. a ohio today of 46. a little warmer th high yesterday was 42. so for that even commute, 44. a little breezy but we'll keep the sun around. mild temperatures in the foreca for next week. tom will have more on that coming up in ten minutes. for now we'll get a check of the roads. >> good morning. wide look at things overall, we're looking quite good. travel times are good as well. 95 in maryland, bw parkway, no problems. 270 south from germantown to the beltway, 16 minutes. outer loop 10 minutes. both right on time there in maryland. in virginia 66 eastbound from fairfax county parkway to the beltway, 11 minutes there. and 95 north to the beltway, 29 minutes.

should be 23. so a tiny bit slow perhaps because of earlier construction that we had there on 95. that is out of the way. just a tad slow. i'm back in ten minutes. stopping the terror threats. secretary of sta john kerry in france right now talking with leaders there as new terror raids happen overnight. plus the big price one airline is paying for leaving you on

following secretary oe john kerry's trip to paris. he's meeting with several french officials including president hollande. he also laid a wreath at the grocery store where several people were hold up last week by a gunman p. he also visited the headquarters of "charlie hebdo" and a murdered

police officers. kerry says he is there to expre condolences of the american people this after criticism towa bom ed aa administration for n sending a representative to the unity march where there were 40 world leaders. also new this morning, 12 people have been arrest order suspicion of helping the gunman at that grocery store. there was also a bomb threat called into a popular train station in southern paris. that train station was evacuated, but nothing was found. tod we'll get a better indication of whethe mitt romney will run for president again. the former presidential candidate is speaking at the republican national committee winter meeting in california. romney said last week that he is considering another run for president. he has repeatedly said that he was not interested in the bid, but that could change. romney also ran in 2008. bp could soon be slapped

with billions of dollars in penalties. this following historic oil spill in the gulf of mexico in 2010. this week a federal judge ruled more than 3 million barrels of oil spilled into the water after the rig explodeded. the government argued the oil giant should pay as much as $13 billion in penalties. the clean water act penalties -- the trial begiweek. today the rabbi accused on spying of women heads to court. he was arrested in october. prosecutors say he secretly recorded women during a ceremonial bath in georgetown. he was reportedly discovered when a woman caught him lugging in the device. prosecutors say he violated laws quote, to the heavens and down and are still trying to determine how many women may have spied on. he's pledded not guilty. yet another delay for the d.c. street car system. a source with direct knowledge of the program tells news 4

transportation reporter adam tuss the street cars are not start carrying passengers next week as former mayor gray had announced. no word on what is causing the latest delay and at this point, still no new start date. parents in loudoun county you won't have to spend the weekend making sure your kids are studying for exams because midterms are canceled. the school system canceled the tests for middle and high school students next week. the district saying that snow days have affected the schedule. anne arundel county firefighters s a fire at a children's store was intentionally set. right now investigators need your help finding these persons of interest in this arson. take a look at some of the damage. this happened yesterday at toyss on ritchie highway. the fire did more than $250,000 in damage. tomorrow you are invited to attend a march to show support for n will start at noon. if you want to go, you're endo

yo. virginians support laws that would require universities to report sexual assaults to police. 800 people were surveyed by virginia commonwealth university. 92% think that schools should report crimes to police within 48 hours. 66% of people polled believe that virginia's campuses are safe. > washingtonian magazine offering nine people in our area as washingtonians of the year. among those whohonored yesterday, the prince george's county executive as wel movie critic arch campbell. the magazine hop ors live pret embarrassing moment for a sheriff's office in florida as they use the word dog instead of the word god. they were working to fix this misprint. t t comes at a price. a new $500 rug at their office

reads in dog we trust. so we love man's best friend, but the rug should read in god we trust. they plan to auction off the rug and give the proceeds to, d it a local animal rescue group. >> of course it went viral like that. and then came in the flood of offers. people reay want -- offer to go pay whether they're dog lover, they just thought it was funny. but it will be great that they are donating it. sounds like a bad game of telephone to me. >> a little oops there. let's turn to tom kierein now. we are -- it's january. so cold is par for the course. >> you may notice the sidewalk or street looks a little bit wet. in fac could be a little ice. so watch out for that. we have a thin film of moisture thatn n.many areas has melted

because we with all the salt. but it could be in fact ice. so watch out for that. right now we're well below freezing. near t bay, it's around 30. near 30 in washington. farther to our west shenandoah valley now in the up 20s and low 30s. mid-30s out in petersburg west virginia. but oakland down to just 23. and just about an hour or so ago go this was the view from the storm team 4 tower camera showing a crescent moon and the planet saturn. very close conjunction of sat and the moon. if you get a photo, put it on facebook or twitter and we'll share on instragram. avere high this time of year is 43. we should be below that this afternoon, belt on saturday. and then back up above average on sunday. and then staying with above average temperatures for dr. king day tuesday, wednesday and thursday as we get into next week. for the rest of the afternoon,

we'll have a mostly sunny sky. a bit of a blustery wind. ought to make it into the mid-40s by 2:00. after that colder air will begin to move in on gusty winds during the latter part of the afternoon and overnight tonight. down to then all the way down to around 20 degrees by dawn on saturday. tomorrow should be bright and sunny but cold. highs only in the mid-30s tomorrow if you plan on getting out, doing some hiking. i don't know it looks pretty cold for that so ath. if you layer p upup i'll prob that, a great day for weather activities. sunday ought to make it into the upper 40s. there is a chance of rain especially east of i-95. otherwise a cool and damp day on sunday with a lot of clouds away. tempr 40s. then monday should make it into the mid-40s during the afternoon. d parcloudy. p so good weather for all the activities for dr. king day on monday.

and then back to work and school on tuesday highs in the upper 40s and partly cloudy. might get a little rain or maybe a little wet snow around on wednesday. doesn't look like a big deal now. then sun back thursday highs mid-40s. melissa looking at road conditions. we have some black ice around. >> we keep mentioning that because we have seen some patches of black ice. a couple most of accidents than we typically do on a morning like t tweeti about the black ice. so please be careful. 270 south bound out of frederick, no problems as you're rolling all the way down to the spurd northbound here. wide look at things beltway inner loop and outer loop everything rolling quite nicely. everything inside the beltway looking good as well. and all the major routes in no major issues right now. beltway at goodluck road a little bit of volume building. nothing abnormal for this time of morning. prince g overall looking quite good. all of your major routes are clear and green this morning. woodrow wilson bridge is looking

good as well. of course dale city has started to act up here. 95 north bound through dale city a little slow as it normally is this time of day. a look at 66 coming up. 5:54 now. schools in prince george's may face $40 million in budget cuts. this is part of maryland's $1 billion budg ghap accordingyer re hoey hogan expected to present his first budget next week. kevin maxwell told the newspaper that potential budget cuts is the giveequivale of 500 teaching positions. the county has grown by 4,000 kids in two years. some immigrants could soon be barred for tr getting in-state tuition. a senate panel voted yesterday to override a ruling made by attorney general mark harg. that ruling would have allowed imgraptss who came to the united illegally as children to qualify for in-state tuition. the students are allowed to remain in the country under an obama administration program.

now the statement that was released from the attorney general mark herring said that students are considered lawfully present by the federal government. closing all of its stores in canada. the retail giant lost more than $2 billion there since it announced the expansion. those plans were announced back in 2011. main rope poor supply chain ma pricing strategy. will also close its canadian stores. a spokesperson did not give a reason. it also isn't sure how many stores were closing and how many jobs w. sony has at least 15 official retail locations across the country. o airline facing big fines for leaving you on the tarmac too long. landon dowdy is here with that story and others your money.

>> fined for runway delays.u.s. government says s violated rules last january when 16 planes were stuck on the tarmac at chicago's midway airport and passengers didn't have a chance to get off of the planes after three hours. southwest also didn't have enough staff on hand to avoid the delays. and you n thousandw make a beer run without leaving your couch. anheuser-busch has launched an app that offers one hour delivery of a case of beer. for now only available in the d.c. area. and a 24 pack will cost $19.99. miller lite started ailar service last year. sounds like a great addition to a super bowl party in d.c.. >> i don't know. sounds drunk and lazy. >> you won't miss the game. >> very cool. thanks landon. well, this afternoon, fifth fwrad recite the iconic "i have a drea speech. it's become an annual tradition

at the lincoln memorial along with the speech the students from watkins elementary will sing a few songs, too. this all begins at breaking news this morning. threats in belgium and france you all related to threats of terrorism. starting at 6:00 the latest on the raids police have been carrying out all night long. and what they found out about the suspect's plans. and we take a live look outside on this tgif. we have another cool start as we round out the week but there are some mumbles about a warm-up on the way. tom kierein will join us here .

terror suspects arrested in overnight raids in europe. the new information we're learning. also right now a january thaw is in your storm team 4 forecast but don't expect a big break from the cold. right now it's freezing in some areas. with you then wet then we're back to a weather roller coaster. >> yeah we're down now, but the roller coaster ride up we go

into the afternoon. the sky is clear. watch out for patchy ice. a thin film of moisture on sidewalks and roads and mixing with salt so wet in some area, but some areas patchy ice. a milder trend will be moving in on sunday and into next week. temperatures right now though are subfreezing. upper 20s near 30 in montgomery and princecounty. . much of fairfax county, a bit colder there. even colder farther south and . much of prince william county fauquier parts of loudoun county down just to the upper teens to near 020 degrees. clear sky over washington. there is the washington monument. we stay below freezing through 8:00. bright sunshine through the morning. and then by noontime low 40s. ought to hit mid-40s by around 2:00 and then