right now deadly violence erupting in a local community. tonight a plan to curb the shooting. tearful testimony for parents pushing for later school start times but the county is pushing back. why a compromise could be in the works. >> is tom braid acheater?

>> i don't believe so. >> and the patriots were hoping the controversy would lose steam, but tonight tom brady is camping heat over deflate-gate. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. parents say early school start times are putting their children's health at risk. good evening. i'm doreen gentsler. >> and i'm in for jim gants. pushing back the start time could cost tense of millions of dollars. >> from rockville a solution could be in the works. >> reporter: darlene, the school superintendent is comfortable pushing start times back by about 20 minutes, but the many many parents who spoke tonight said very adamantly that is not enough. >> i'm worried about my kids' lack of sleep. >> reporter: parents of montgomery county school students filled the room headquarters for both of today's public hearing, clear the overwhelming majority wanted to see the board adopt the same

later start time that the nearby county maintains. most warrantsed the school day pushed back an hour or more for high school students. among those who testified, an expert saying teenagers have different sleep patterns than younger children and adults. >> the cdc determined it to be a public health ep democrat. students one of the most deprived groups. you do not conduct polls how to respond to a public health crisis. >> reporter: these sisters wore pajamas to make a point. >> much too early and i'm dreading if they don't change the school start time to have to get up that early and get to school by 7:20 is ridiculous. >> reporter: but the testimony of parents that proved the most compelling. many described firsthand their teen's physical and emotional distress which they believe was caused by sleep deprivation. >> and then he was double-teamed

by the sleep problems related to early school start times. his anxiety became so overwhelming -- he was physically harming himself and he was suicidal. >> money continues to be the sticking point with this. officials have said it could cost anywhere from $10 million tos s$20 million a year to do this. >> jackie thank you. new maryland governor larry hogan is taking his first steps towards something the state hasn't seen in years. he's introducing a new budget balanced from his first full day in office. hogan would continue funding for the $2.5 billion purple line and also commit to record education spending but the money for the geographic cost of education would be cut in half. those funds go to the largest counties like prince george's when it cost more to educate students. >> by getting spending under control we create add

structurally balanced budget without gimmicks or sleight of hand. something that has not been accomplished foreten years. >> prince george's county executive baker says schools are expecting about $18 million in cuts. a lot of folks in our area already looking ahead to tomorrow night with the rain and possible snow headed our way and into the weekend. doug's in storm team 4 meteorologist with new information. >> bringing it in earlier impacting tomorrow evening's rush hour most likely around 5:00 6:00 7:00 tomorrow night. most though may come in as rain. some later computer models bring it in as band of heavier snow to start off with. here's it is and just look at the amount of moisture. a ton of moisture with this storm, making its way up here. we've had cold air in place. why we had snow yesterday, but this storm system will move up the coast. it will bring warmer air with it and that's why i think most of this will be rain out of that same deal with our next

storm. although that one trending a little colder too. updated snowfall totals and let you know what you're see during the day tomorrow. take you hour by hour in a couple minutes. president obama soffering sympathy to saudi arabia tonight over the death of king abdullah. the king's death announced at the age of 90. now the royal family confirmed he died of pneumonia. a powerful american ally who sought to modernize his ultraconservative kingdom and fought against al qaeda. a three-day mourning period has begun in sewagesaudi arabia. his half brother is now king. new tonight, 60 days in jail for a montgomery county woman who hit and kill add teenager while she was tried to learn to drive. es pra raunz sa hit the 1-year-old in the parking lot of eastern middle school last july. reyes' father spoke to news 4 last week upset there wouldn't be a stiffer punishment.

"the washington post" says vasquez cried as she apologized in court today. prosecutors say if was a tragic accident and did not reach the level of criminal negligence. ten days after one person died in the smoke-filled station, trying to make it safer. from now on train operators able to turn off ventilation systems to prevent smoke from being pulled into cars. first responders can find emergency doors and the head of the union says it's not enough. >> one of the things i'm most afraid of is that they haven't really grasp add true safety culture. >> investigators are alsos looking into a possible communication breakdown. a senior transit officer tells news 4 firefighters rejected his help. you can see a breakdown of the ten safety measures on our

web cited in websit > tonight the families of four children and two grandparents killed in a house fire are releasing photos of this loved ones. they owned the waterfront home. their grandchildren spending the night. an 8 and 7-year-old charlotte 8 and wes 6 years old. four bodies have been recovered and investigators say they will search all weekend for the other two. fta agents hope to have a cause of the fire by monday. an accused kill sir in the hospital tonight as doctors make another attempt at a mental competency exam. prosecutors argue charles severance didn't cooperate the last time so the judge ordered a new exam. he made several outbursts in court and told the judge his attorneys are not appropriately representing him. he is accused of murdering three women over a ten-year period. and shortly after marching for peace at an mlk parade

gunned down. tonight his grieving mother joined into a group to find answers to the violent crimes plaguing their streets. shomari stone shows us what they plan to do. >> i feel horrible. >> reporter: patricia owens sad ever since her son kevin was shot shotilled after the martin luther king parade in south d.c. last monday. >> it's just so hard. it's the worse feeling ever. >> reporter: one of about 200 people who met at a ward a community meeting tonight. police priests, seniors an activists working together talking about what can be done to stop the teenage gun violence. >> i am emotionally upset to see our young black men killing each other. >> and identify their top five problems. >> reporter: the crowd identify reasons for the vile such as lack of parents, neighborhood conflicts, drugs and hopelessness. >> there's been too much neglect tore too long. >> reporter: last night someone fired at least five shots after a candlelight vigil for 17-year-old philip jones,

sending teens running for cover. jones was killed at martin luther king avenue and randall place in ward 8 last wednesday after a basketball game. you look right here a makeshift memorial of teddy bays and candles. people paying tribute to him, many saying they're sick and tired of the violence. these folks tell me rec centers need to stay open longer more police patrols and parental involvement should help stop the violence. >> we hope this meeting tonight can make a difference. >> i would hope it will, but who's to say it is? >> reporter: a question that will be answered in due time. in southeast d.c., i'm shomari stone, news 4. friends are mourning an arlington man in his local american legion post. firefighters pulled dennis lee out of his burning them to this morning but he died from smoke inhalation. 73 years offend and an active member of men legion post 35. investigators are looking into how that fire started. is tom brady a cheater?

>> i don't believe so. >> it's the super bowl story that won't go away. did the patriots doctor the footballs used in the afc championship game. we have more on what the nfc is saying. >> some say you can't tell the difference. others unnoticeable. tom braid heyas idea who took out the air this past sunday. >> i have no knowledge of anything. no knowledge of any wrongdoing of -- i'm very comfortable saying that. very comfortable saying that nobody did it as far as i know. >> brady doesn't know nor his head coach bill belichick. the nfl is investigating. we're told as of now they have yet to interview the patriots. next at e11:00, flames rip through a building gutting half of it. what caused the inferno.

>> smoke out e-cigarettes in most of community but new potential restrictions are sparking debate. and women putting their eggs on ice. the new tool that's allowing more women in our area to wait for motherhood.

new details on the fire ta destroyed a new jersey apartment complex. the infern other burned more than 15 hours and tonight we learned it was accidentsal. it caught fire during a plumb ing issue. new jersey governor chris christie was on the xeern offering support.

call it an insurance policy for your fertility. egg freezing. the process of taking a woman's eggs when sneeze her reproductive years and preserving them to use later. fertility experts say it's growing faster here than other parts of the country. >> reporter: immediate raydell, 34 lives in arlington, healthy fit and has a successful career but she says there's still one thing missing. she hasn't met a husband yet. so that means having a family will have to wait. >> time goes so fast and i think it was, i was approaching my 33rd birthday and couldn't believe three years had gone by and i was like i really need to take this seriously. >> reporter: she's talking about her fertility, as women mature so do their eggs and the older the eggs the tough ter is to have a child. >> they're born with all the eggs they're ever going have as their eggs age, they're not as functional. >> reporter: now doctors improved the process of freezing whipping's eggs allowing them to

have children later in life. this doctor is the co-founder of shady grove fertility one of the largest clinics of its kind in the country. >> people have been trying to freeze parts of ovaries, eggs for a number of year, but the success has not been very good. prior to a few years ago. >> reporter: doctors had been using a slow freezing process called cry oh preservation but which the eggs were thawed they would look like this. cloudy and's crystallized and often the egg wasn't viable. but doctors say a new technique called vitt traification is preserving eggs that look more like this. smooth and clear, and that's the mark of a healthier egg. >> we've had around 90 patients actually i think over 100 patients now return to use their frozen eggs and success rates are really based on the age of the woman at the time she froze. >> reporter: michelle is the director of the egg freezing program at shady grove and says pregnancy success rates with frozen eggs range from 35 top

55% with younger eggs being the most successful. >> if you think the statistics seem a little low, i think it's because the average age for freezing is about 37 1/2. i think as it becomes more mainstream women are, you know, exploring careers and further education, i think we'll start to see that age decrease and with younger women, you're going to see higher pregnancy rates. >> reporter: she says right now the clinic allows women between the ages of 32 and 38 to freeze their eggs though they'll make exceptions in certain cases. eggs can be used up until the woman turns 51. pray dell says she froze her eggs in september. a tough decision but one that makes her proud. >> it gives me a little bit more peace, and i'm not saying that it's the perfect solution. for everyone. but for me i feel excited that i did it and took that risk for myself. >> and freezing is pricey and not koeshed by health insurance

and can cost $7,000 for the egg retrieval and an annual fee to keep the egg frozen. we'll hear more tomorrow and why raysell decided to blog about it and tomorrow a the noon more. log jon to our facebook page. and heated debate in montgomery county over possible limits where you can smoky cigarettes. a public hearing was held as he consider a bill banning e-cigarettes in all the places where traditional cigarettes are banned. it would also prohibit their use by minors and require child-resistant packaging. >> i'm sure somebody's going to stand up here and say these thing, harmless. that's ridiculous. >> it's one of the things that i've -- it's help need quit smoking and help me break that cigarette habit finally. >> arguments on both sides. e-cigarettes do contain nicotine and some found the vapor

contains formaldehyde pap work session will be held next week on this. another storm moving in. lp it be rain or snow? >> that's exactly the question and this is -- it's really the difficult part of forecasting in this area. we know we're going see moisture move in. will it be rain or snow where you live? for most of us rain. there will be a period of snow. what's happen ago cross the area now. outside, 38 degrees. still on the mild side. average low temperature this time of year 28. i don't think we'll get down there. winds out of the north at 7 miles per hour. the rest of the reach begion. on the cool side. 31 down towards fret tlixbergdericksburg. we'll see that through most of the day tomorrow. hard to get snow. storm team 4 radar clear in our region. here's the storm, just down to the south. look at all of the moisture. some locations as this moves up could see a half inch to an inch of rain during the day tomorrow

and of course talking about most likely south and east of the i-95 corridor. here's future weather. this is the latest computer model. one of the latest modelling we have here and one thing to note. here we are at 6:00 tomorrow night, and we already have rain developing. so this is moving a little faster than we were thinking previously. thinkingal:00, 9:00. now it's 6:00 putting it in the heart of rush hour. heads up especially i-95 to fredericksburg southern maryland and look back to the west. we have snow mixing in at times towards culpepper, the shenandoah valley and i-81. heads up there. at 11:00, the warmer air starts to move in and just about everybody is rain. the rain's coming down fairly heavily. look at the snow though. again, the snow would come down fairly quickly, too. between 6:00 and 11:00, in this area frederick, maybe leesburg winchester gaithersburg could see a quick one to two inches before it changes to rain and early saturday morning i think most of us rain with snow back

towards the west and even during the day saturday. we will see some areas change over but i'm still thinking this is mostly rain. could that change? yes. all we need is a couple degrees cooler and go back to snow. what i'm thinking as far as snow impacts. mainly rain to the south. maybe a quick one inch maybe more before the changeover and then back to snow on the back side. so you might see snow and then the snow gone because of the rain and snow again during the afternoon on saturday. back tolt west. two-plus inches. some could see a little more than this. upwards of three to four inches if we see sn the forecast tomorrow. and amelia segal in at 11:00. we gorge to be right around average for this time of year. if you want snow you want it colder. look at numbers. high 41 saturday. mix moving through the area. on sunday the next storm moving in. that one's a clipper system that one now looks colder.

so that means we could be seeing some snow. we talked about that. once again, even on that storm looks like north of the city has the best chances to see some snow and monday's storm, a significant one to the northern area. a lot to go over. we'll keep you posted. >> thank you, doug. it's a moving target. >> that's right. still to come a busy night in college hoops. the virginia

depending how you look at it belichick and brady are completely innocent or playing dumb. >> do you think their lying? >> ah --

>> something's fishy up there in new england. the two men the backbone and the reason the patriots going to the super bowl both have no explanation how the football used in sunday's game were underinflated. brady says he did not alter the bay in any way. brady revealed the nfl hasn't even contacted him yet. today we talked to redskins winning quarterback joe theismann to get thoughts on this competitive advantage. >> decided to go out to redskin park the other day and take one that was inflated to 13 one to 11. what's the difference? i found very very little difference. negligible difference. the weather was crappy as well. >> a lot of other quarterbacks in the league disay glee. it's up to you to have your own opinion and more to that definitely coming up over the next few days. the nba all-star game played in the big apple this year and today the league iannounce john

wall name add starter. first time as a starter. well deserved. college hoops know number two uva taking on georgia tech. unkweeted. picking up second half. cavaliers up and right in front for the dunk. lopsided too. later in the half 21-point uva lead. justin anderson -- and finds him all alone. scoring 13 points. virginia krushs georgia tech 57-28. guys the third time this year virginia hasn't allowed 30 points. cavaliers are 18-0 this season. >> wow. >> bloomington, maryland visiting indiana. top stop big 10 on the line. maryland once down nine clawing back. watch this. with the steal. he is going to go all the way for the slam. ties the game at 26. he led the team with 13 terps

back -- behind by three at the break. second half all indiana. yogi feral experts his will nodding down three after three -- after three. just was on fire all night. 24 points. yogi steals the terps picnic basket. hoosiers win easily. brenda seventh ranked maryland women hosting michigan state. first half terps up 9. creating a turnover up ahead to leslie. terps up 11 at the half. second half check out this passing here. lexi brown to tory walker kimbrough. and two of her team high. 17 points maryland wins it 85-56. improving 7-0 in the big 10 and cw squad on the road. the colonials feeling right at home. off the rams' miss. throws it down. part of an 18-2 run to start the

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we may get snow here tomorrow but tonight enjoying the sight of wintry weather thousands of miles away. the scene from a city in china where trees have a thick layer

of frost. >> it's a frost. >> the fog, talking about that yesterday. >> looks like georgetown. >> it's beautiful. >> sorry to interrupt you. >> no no. listen you

>> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- blake shelton, bob costas musical guests, motley crue