the scene with what we're learn building that victim. a bit of a surprise for you as you step outside as we are seeing temperatures inching toward 40 degrees here in the district. but it's the wind you'll be talking about this afternoon. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein here with your friday weather headlines. >> good news the temperatures are above freezing as the pavement continues to dry out. you'll be dealing just maybe a few patches of wetness, not the ice. it will stay above freezing and increasing sunshine. then during the afternoon dry roads, but winds will be getting very gusty. you'll need to grab on to the steering wheel. we'll be back down to the mid-30s by later this afternoon. headlines this morning, a windy afternoon, maybe a few scattered power outages. then snow chances are changing for sunday and monday. more on that coming up this half hour. temperatures right now cold, but above freezing. mid-30s montgomery county upper 30s most of prince george's county. it's near 40 to upper 30s

fairfax county and the rest of northern virginia. reagan national at 42. warmest temperature for the day ahead as it will be turning colder during the afternoon. a look at when gets windiest hour by hour that is coming up next west and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. melissa, what is going on with the roads? have some metro delays. blue line to largo. we just tweeted that out. also chopper 4 over the scene, kenilworth at the beltway, debris in the road. they're trying to get things out of the way for you. wide look at things your all no major issues as you are looking at the beltway as a whole. inner loop and outer loop things are rolling along quite nicely. northbound kenilworth could start getting a bit slow. taking a look at 270 in and out of town north and south looking quite good. same thing 66 into and out of town at lee highway no issues there. and then northbound heading

north on 95 out of stafford no issues until you get to dale city. then you're a little slow. i'm back at 611 with travel times. 6:02. new this morning, a montgomery county man is in the hospital with serious burns. you can see the smoke was still pouring out of this town home when our crew arrived. knowmolette green is live with more. >> reporter: between morn good morning. take a look at the top of the townhouse where you can see some of the damage from the huge fire. right now, fire investigators are inside combing through all of the charred debris looking for a cause here. we know that the fire started in the downstairs area of the home. when firefighters got here, they saw heavy smoke and flames coming from the building. an elderly man, a man in his 70s who lives inside was next door at a neighbor's house after trying to fight this blaze himself using a fire

extinguisher and a pan of water. and the assistant fire chief tells us that is what delayed the 911 call and made this fire that much more severe. they say the man did not have any burpingning candle, so the search continues for what caused it. the elderly man is in critical condition at a burn unit. we can tell you some of the residents were evacuated for their safety. there was some damage to the adjacent home next to the actual house that caught fire. right now that is the latest live from north bethesda. we're not far from tuckerman lane. back to you. today the family of the woman who died in the l'enfant plaza emergency will file a lawsuit against metro. carol glover died january 12 from smoke inhalation. her family's lawyer patrick reagan will file the multimillion dollar lawsuit

today. we're working to get more details on the claims in that lawsuit. reagan is the same lawyer who represented victims' families after the deadly crash on the red line in 2009. today a man was behind the wheel drunk and killed a student. we'll learn his sentence. last january liam adepo left a bar in college park and hit and killed student cory hubbard as he crossed route 1 and then took off. adepo later told his roommate and family member what happened. more than 20 supporters are expected in court today for adepo who faces up to two years in prison. right now there is still no word on the fate of two hostages being held by isis. japanese officials say they have nothing new to report on the possible prisoner swap. the deadline for the trade passed yesterday. the extremists want jordan to release ap-iraqi woman linked to al qaeda in exchange for those two hostage. and this morning we're learning

more about a local man on the fbi wanted terrorist list. liban haji mohamed was once a cab driver. he's charged with providing support to al shabaab. the fbi also says he has connections to convicted terrorist zachary chesser who is also there northern virginia. mohamed's family says the terrorist allegations have no basis in fact. the fbi says he left the u.s. in 2012 to join al shabaab in eastern africa. nationals outfielder jayson werth heads to jail today. he pled guilty to reckless driving yesterday. he will turn himself in later today. wert oig was flying down the beltway at more than 100 miles an hour last summer. he will serve five days at the fair tax county jail on weekends to minimize disruption to his rehab after should dwi surgery. he also faces driving restrictions including a six hospital ban. new this morning, the loudoun county school board bringing back summer school. it's part of a new budget agreement made just a couple hours ago.

in addition to restoring summer school the budget also reduces the average high school class size by one student. the board also approved $3 million to hire 40 more teachers. in addition all employee would get on average a 2.5% pay raise. the budget now goes to the board of supervisors. if you live in montgomery county your property taxes may soon be going up. county executive ike leggett says he'll propose a significant increase in the next two years. that's according to the "washington post". his plan would also lift an annual cap for property taxes. and that's a tough political cell. the county faces a $200 million shortfall. state funding costs and revenue losses from the recession are making matters worse. they came to a woman's aid moments after she was hit by a dump truck. the special honor in the day ahead for the good samaritans who helped save her life. >> the mild start, we call it mild just part of the story for the day ahead. tom is tracking when the winds will really pick up in your neighborhood. avoiding road blocks if you

drive into the district. the construction that could slow you down later this morning. %

. two of maryland's largest casinos are trading in slot machines for table games. the state lottery and gaming control commission approved the request for maryland live and horseshoe to eliminate 300 slot the machines each. shoe will now have 177 table games instead. maryland live will have more than 200. you might face some delays today if you're driving into the district. the inbound right hand lane of massachusetts avenue over rock creek parkway just south of white haven will be closed. repairs to the bridge there will start after the morning rush house and should finish around 3:00 p.m. hose repairrepairs go on

until tuesday. tonight we're talking a mild start. compared to what we've had. but it will change. >> yeah, this live picture, nice and tranquilize, but tom is here to tell us about the wind that will pick up. >> mild day maybe above freezingish. and we'll take that. because of the moisture we had yesterday, we still have wet spots on roads. we'll stay above freezing. upper 30s by noon. that's when the winds will pick up. strongest around 4:00 5:00 gusts to 50 miles per hour. temperatures by then back down to the mid-30s with windchills in the teens. for the morning bus stop, we'll stay above freezing. 7:00 to 8:00. winds will start to pick up, a little sunshine breaks out. next weather and traffic on the 1s a look at the changing forecast for sunday/monday snow. >> right now chopper 4 over the

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6:15. right how all hainlanes are back open on 14th street following a water main break. here is a live look at the scene. you can see the construction crews are gone now. about 30 minutes ago, water main repairs wrapped up near 14th and r streets northwest. now to a developing story in

mexico city. overnight a third person tied from that gas explosion at a children's hospital. officials say there was a leak in the hose that a propane truck was using to deliver gas. the hospital kitchen. tanker workers struggled for 15 20 minutes trying to repartappear the league and then the explosion. a baby and nurse were killed. taliban claiming responsibility for an attack at the airport in kabul. a gunman shot and killed three american contractors and one afghan man at that airport yesterday. >> u.s. capital police says it will review how this protest were handled. protesters verbally attacked henry kissinger. they held up signs as he was trying to set down. the protesters are from code pink and they chanted and waved signs demanding kissinger be arrested for w crimes.

senator mccain called one protester low life scum. capital police say their own actions did not live up to their standards. the news 4 iteam broke the story on twitter. two d.c. fire department workers are on leave after allegedly stealing thousands of dollars worth of gas for their personal cars. a 45-year-old woman apparently used her government issued credit card to charge $11,000 in gas. she mostly filled up at a pair of gas stations on pennsylvania avenue not far from her home in southeast. a second employee a 32-year-old man, is accused of making off with about $2600 in gas. investigators tell the iteam the man also sold some of that gas for 50 cents on the dollar. today a man will be sentenced for a deadly stabbing in prince george's county. he was high on pcp when he stabbed terrell burton to death last year. police say they had had an argument. jurors will continue to deliberate the fate of a former

fb chlt agent. arthur gonzalez is charged with second-degree murder for killing his estranged wife julie. prosecutors say julie was shot four times in the chest during a fight with her husband in 2013. arthur gonzalez says she tried to stab him with a knife and he reacted out self-defense .common wl wealth says it was repremeditated murder. the first lady will start about joining forces. it was started four years ago by the first lady and jill biden. more than 1100 children are sleeping in homeless shelters in the district. that was the count as volunteers hit the streets. homeless families are housed in the old d.c. skrngeneral hospital and seven hotels.

close to 3,000 live in shelters possibly thousands more on the streets. despite the national progress on this it seems in d.c. the number of homeless people is on the rise. particularly teenagers with no place to live. you'll be paying more to visit shenandoah national park in 2015. starting may 1st there will be a $5 increase for weekly vehicle passes taking the cost to $20. in 2017 there are more price hikes expected, but this is still awaiting approval. if approved the weekly pass will increase to $25. today the national law enforcement officers memorial will honor four u.s. marshals. that say hone is being held at d.c. court of appeals at 1:00 p.m. the woman that was almost killed by the truck you see here will be there to thank the men who saved her life. all right. we are talking about some interesting weather. because we're starting off mild but it will get colder because the winds will pick up. >> and it's almost february. sort of happens that way.

20 after 6:00. want to get to tom kierein and your forecast. >> yeah we're in the pit of winter. usually the coldest temperatures and greatest chances for any snowstorms. but new model runs coming in showing less snow for sunday and monday for our region. take a look now at the storm team 4 radar, there are some snow showers way out in the mountains, western maryland into west virginia. and nearby just a few flurries flying through the air now. washington county panhandle of west virginia, but those should be dissipating. dress warmly as the winds will be gusting. wind break, warm coat hat, you won't need an umbrella. may need sunglasses though. all above freezing now, so no sis citiness this morning. any moisture left over from yesterday just kind of wet across parts of our reenlgen on. we're in the upper 30s to near 40. hour by hour today, we'll stay in the mid-30s through 8:00 this morning. and then by noontime that's when the winds will start to pick up. maybe gusting 30, 40 miles per

hour as we'll be in the upper 30s. maybe briefly near 40 around 1:00 or 2:00. gusts to 50 miles per hour. page sure that your cell phone is fully charged. because we could have some scattered power outages this afternoon. keep up with all these strong winds with the storm team 4 weather app. overnight tonight, back down below freezing by 8:00 p.m.. and then mid-20s by 11:00. the winds will diminish by then. then by dawn saturday down to just the teens tomorrow morning. highs saturday into the mid-30s. then increasing clouds on sunday sunday afternoon it does look like we will have a possibility of some snow moving in. initially while you're eating your nachos and having your guacamole guacamole, it may be snowing lightly by 5:00 p.m.. during the game super bowl, we'll have maybe a little bit of snow and just maybe about an inch or so on the ground by 8:00 to 9:00 p.m.. then it changes to shallsome sleet

and rain. that will keep the totals down. by monday morning, likely 1 to 3 inches on the ground. could have slippery roads and travel delays monday morning. warming up monday afternoon, sun melting and then we freeze up again on tuesday. could get a wintry mix thursday next week. next weather and traffic on the 1s a look at where we'll likely be windiest today. what is going on with the commute? still have a problem authority bound kenilworth avenue over the beltway there. only left shoulder getting would i. we have debris on the roadway blocking the right side of the road. otherwise looking quite good. perhaps some people taking the day off. 66 here hopping on near prince william parkway headed into town you're absolutely fine. nice and green. out of town, as well. of 6 66 looking good. 95 north as you head through dale city 47 miles per hour. much better than earlier which was about 20 miles per hour. and chopper 4 right now 270 at the spur all of these

headlights headed south here. and montgomery county bus lot getting ready to head out this morning, as a well. live picture of 66 coming up. breaking news just in. a water main break in arlington a block from the crystal city metro station on crystal drive and 18th street south. arlington police there on the scene. they say the water is flowing. they have called out public works to try to cap the league at this point. but public works crews will take about 30 to 35 minutes to get there, so you'll still have this issue for the foreseeable future at least for the next half hour or so. public works can get there and shuts the water off. an area to avoid. again, crystal drive and 1th street south this arlington. megan mcgrath is on her way to check it out. at 6:23 you'll be waiting on the platform longer than usual this weekend. tomorrow there will be track work on the red and orange lines. trains will run every 16

minutes. they go back to regular service sunday. all other lines regular service all weekend. a lot of people trying to cash in on the super bowl. so watch out for the fake tickets, fake jerseys. $19.5 million in fake nfl merchandise. a coalition of federal agencies worked together on this bust. they called it operation team player. they made more than 50 arrests targeting shipments of phony goods entering the u.s.. they plan to keep the operation up through game time. jim handly has been in phoenix all week. he's here now with more on what we can expect today. >> reporter: we have a busy friday shaping up from super bowl central.rain rolling in so we're headed indoors to the nfl experience. there is something for everybody. you have to check this out today at 4:00 5:00 6:00. at 11:00, we'll introduce to you a prince george's county player playing for the patriots in the championship game. we'll talk to him and his coach, all coming up on news 4 later

today. 6:25. there are still tickets available for sunday's game. it's going to cost you. stub hub's cheapest ticket will set you back about $7400. >> wow. >> that's the upper level. most expensive ticket just $172,000. no problem. that will put you in third row back in the club level. >> so you're not even up close. you're in the club level? >>super bowl tickets tend to get more expensive as we get closer to the game. >> this may be a surprising thing. prices are more than three times higher than last year. so prices keep going up. >> and then you have to pay for the flight of course. >> if the redskins were there, a different story. but i'll keep dreaming. growing concerns this morning as the measles outbreak grows. the new alert aimed at keeping travelers safe. struggling to make ends

meet. the lengths many of us are going to do make sure our bills get paid. and a live look from reston where the winds will be picking up in the hours ahead. tom will show us which communities will be dealing with the strongest winds.

new pictures showing the after math of a scare on the boston subway system. passengers doing what they can to get off the train after it fills with smoekke. and we're tracking a changing forecast for you. you're stepping outside to temperatures near 40. feels pretty good. but the wind will be what we're talking about this afternoon. >> tom kierein here with the communities under a wind advisory for the day ahead. >> yeah the advisory zones on this map in color are right around our metro area, northern virginia most of maryland and also covers eastern west virginia. so you you live in any these county you will have the strongest winds. skyline drive and farther to the west and north up along south

mountain if you live in some of the communities there, higher elevations you could maybe over 50 miles per hour. possible you power outages. so make sure your cell phone is fully charged. strong u.s.est gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour. continues in to the afternoon and early afternoon. temperatures will be above freezing you through the morning and mid and upper 30s. then reaching near 40 by noon. hovering near 40. and then winds will really draw in some much colder air by late afternoon. it will be coming right back down below freezing. windchills in the teens as we get into the evening hours. next weather and traffic, a look at hometown highs came. right volume. feels like a holiday weekend. i'll cross my fingers. 270 at the spur, nice volume, but everything moving.

66 at 50 eastbound westbound, complete thely fine. beltway at central avenue, that is also looking quite good. do have this situation still. northbound kenilworth avenue over the beltway, only the left shoulder still getting by because we do have debris off to the right side of the roadway. tinily bit of volume but nothing major. prince george's county into it and out of town, everything looking pretty good. you can see branch avenue a tad slow as you're prochapproaching the beltway. i'm back in ten minutes with some travel times. today a man charged with a kidnapping of a montgomery county judge is expected back in court. rickley senning is charged with the kidnapping and assault of judge creighton. he's accused of assaulting her in the home that they were living in together. the hearing takes place this afternoon. because kras ton iscreighton oigmontgomery

county judge, the prince george's county's state's attorney's office will handle it. you new initiatives are happening at the university of virginia. and that includes new economic environmental and social programs designed to benefit the school and the charlottesville community. in april, uva is planning to release a sex assault campus climate you are survey. the school says that survey is not a response to a controversial "rolling stone" article that accused the school of having a rape culture. there are new concerns this morning at the super bowl. they have nothing to do with security. nbc's tracie potts is live on capitol hill now with more. >> reporter: it's all about a virus, the measles. it's airborne highly contagious and it's in arizona where thousands are pouring in for the super bowl. officials there say that already as many as 1,000 people have been exposed before the visitors started showing up. they're not so much concerned

about a massive outbreak but they are trying to contain it. now, this is all part of that outbreak that started in disneyland and the cdc now says it's spread to 14 states. we have almost 100 cases in this country. but the health experts down in atlanta think that this actually started overseas. they have a case in minnesota right now that seems to have no connection to disneyland but that person did go overseas. so he they think it was brought into this country. health experts are telling us if you have not been vaccinated or if you can't remember if you've been vaccinated you might want to get that shot because unvaccin this virus have a 90% chance of getting sick. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. thank you. today the faa expected to issue new rules for drones. a drone crash at the white house is just the latest high profile incident. advocates say clarity is needed for how, when and where these small machines may be used. and because many drones carry

cameras, privacy advocates will be watching closely, too. most recreational drones are legal and most commercial drones are banned. starting today, applications are available for the d.c. summer jobs program. mayor bowser will launch that program in just a few hours. the six week subsidized program is for young people 14 to 21. it's billed as a chance for them to get some professional experience pick up new skills and network. for more information on this, you can check out summer jobs.dc.gov. and an attempt to reverse a controversial law in virginia has failed. the law requires a woman who wants an abortion to first undergo an ultrasound procedure. some say the requirement is invasive and medically unnecessary. but the repeal proposal was rejected in the senate so the ultrasound mandate will stay in place. 6:34 thousand. newly proposed bill in virginia hopes to ease breast feeding restrictions in public areas. if passed the bill would allow women to nurse children in anyplace that they are legally allowed to be. virginia is one of three states

that heavily restricts where women may breast feed. current law allows breast feeding only on property that is owned, leased or controlled by the commonwealth. the national alliance for breast feeding advocacy claims breast feeding in the u.s. is becoming an endangered practice. keeping you and your family protected in the event of an accident. the list of cars that have never been involved in a deadly crash. after some cold mornings we're enjoying a break from the frigid conditions. tom has the high temperatures for your neighborhood today. first, we all know it's expensive to live in the d.c. area. we'll show you just how much you need to make to live comfortably

the time 6:38. if you're financially stressed you're not alone. a new pew research study finds that horn half of u.s. households are exhausting their income and savings to keep up with daily bills.half of u.s. households are exhausting their income and savings to housing an health care are up 6% to $51,000. but wages have been relatively flat. put that into speakerperspective,

a typical household would exhaust their savings in just threeweeks. it may surprise you how much money one report says you need to make to live in d.c.. cheat sheet says you would need to make $108,000 to live comfortably in the district. d.c. has the third highest percentage of households earning at least $150,000 a year in cities with more than hatchlf a million people. the last census put the median income in d.c. at like $66,000. so a lot of people way off that 108. >> and that's a lot of money. it's expensive to live. people often complain housing is unaffordable and people have to keep moving out of the city. >> food is expensive, too. 6:39. we want to get a look at your weather and traffic on the 1s. tom kierein is in the storm team 4 "weather center". >> we're starting off this morning with a clearing sky. we have the sky clearing looking off to the east live view from the storm team 4 tower camera. winds are still not too bad.

gusting around 20 miles per hour. temperatures all above freezing p. so any wetness from yesterday continuing to dry out. and it's above freezing. so no iciness. we're in the mid to upper 30s. temperatures by mid to late morning, still in the 30s. by 1:00 in the afternoon, neighborhoods north and west of washington getting a little below freezing. by 6:00 p.m., most of the metro area north and west will be below freezing. next weather and traffic on the 1s a look at the changing snow forecast for sunday into monday. that's at 6:51. how are the roads? pretty good. chopper 6 over 64 over 66 enwound. pretty light volume. kenilworth avenue over the beltway, left shoulder getting by because of the debris. could see some backups there. travel times looking good. 270 south, germantown to the beltway, 17. outer loop 95 to 270, also 17 minutes.

395, 95 and 66 inbound everything looking good and on time. i'm back in ten minutes. a live look right now from authority bethesda, where testifies reof it firefighters remain on the scene of an overnight townhouse fire. molette green has learned new information about what caused the fire. we'll fwe live to her next. also ahead, a scare all too familiar here in d.c.. passengers in boston scrambling to get off a subway as smoke fills the train. what we're learning about this incident. and most of us like to fast forward through the commercials when we're watching tv, but we'll show you the service being offered for people who want to skip past the super bowl itself and just watch the ads.

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your time is 6:44. we're learning the cause of the townhouse fire which sent a man to the hospital with serious burns. you can see here from the scene smoke was still pouring out of that town home when you crews arrived. >> just one of many story we're following to get you up to the minute the meant you're up. molette green, what have you learned? >> reporter: the last fire truck left fire investigators have now gone from the scene because they have determined what caused this fire to the townhouse just over my shoulder. electrical in nature.

that is the cause. fire department spokesperson tells me that a floor outlet in the living room sparked, it caused the couch on the first floor of the home to catch fire. the smoke detector did sound, it got the homeowner's attention. a man in his 70s who lived here for a very long time. he tried to fight the fire himself using an extinguisher and pan of water, but his efforts unsuccessful and actually delayed the call to 911. the man made to a neighbor's home for help and that's whens 919 91 call went out. the gentleman suffered second and third degree burns. and those burns are potentially life threatening. we've also learned that the damage to this house and the house adjacent to it $450,000 the family next door forced out because of the damage to their home. but again, this fire electrical in nature. we just learned that.

and the man inside the home has potentially life slet threatening injuries. the family of the woman who died in the l'enfant plaza emergency will file a lawsuit against metro. carol glover died on january 12 from smoke inhalation. her family's lawyer patrick reagan will file the lawsuit. we're working to get more details on the claims. reagan is the same lawyer who represented victims' families after the deadly crash on the red line in 2009. new this morning, we're learning more about a similar incident that happened on boston's subway system. you take youa look at new pictures. a group windows smashed windows to escape the train. the train agency there blaming the smoke on a propulsion system failure. and said riders were never in any danger. this total six windows were broken. today the man who tried to kill-or man who hit and killed a student last year will learn his

sentence. liam adepo had been at a bar and was behind the wheel and struck cory hubbard who was crossing route 1 at the time. adepo fled the scene. he later confessed to a roommate and family member what happened. more than 20 supporters are expected in court today. adepo faces two years in prison. right now from the live desk jordanian officials say they want proof that a jordanian pilot is alive and well before negotiating any further with isis militants on a possible release. japan who also has a hostage saying there is nothing new to report about a possible prisoner swap adding that japan has strong trust in jordan to help save the japanese hostage. the deal is the release of a japanese journalist and jor danejordanian pilot for an iraqi woman. isis wants her release. when asked directly a japanese

official was asked to comment on the status of the two men, the two hostages being held by isis. and he said that because of the sensitive nature he would not comment on that. >> richard jordan thank you. 6:48. this morning we're learning more about a local man now on the fbi's most wanted terrorist list. liban haji mohamed was once a cab driver in northern virginia. he's charged with providing support to somali terrorist al shabaab. he also has connections to dresser. his family says the allegations have no basis in fact. the fbi says he left in 2012 to join al shabaab. two same-sex couples are celebrating today. the state will pay more than $500,000 to their lawyers. a u.s. district judge declared virginia's same-sex marriage ban unconstitutional. that was last february. court papers show that the

attorneys notched more than 2,000 hours on that case. we're just two days away from super bowl xlix. this morning we're learning more about the star-studded halftime show. sarah dallof joins us live from phoenix with more. >> reporter: good morning, eun. katy perry walked into the press conference yesterday wearing a fantastic football themed outfit. she came armed with a marshawn lynch joke. when asked it she had her eye on any player on any team she replayed, quote, i'm only here so i don't get fine. she teased things like football field size graphics, sharks a lion and a surprise female guest performer. of course that is in addition to lenny kravitz, it's confirmed that he will also take the stage alongside perry. looking forward to today it will take on a more serious tone. and that is because nfl league commissioner roger goodell will

be addressing the media. it's been a difficult year for the nfl. it was the off the field action that was grabbing headlines. the league widely criticized for their handling of events. a lot of people will be watching the press conference very carefully. they want to hear a strong reinforcement of some of the league's new policies. eun, back to you. >> sarah dallof thank you. of course you can watch the super bowl right here on nbc 4. and you can also binge watch those super bowl ads. a lot of people tune in just for the commercials. in dish network letting you skip the game and just watch the ads. it's a temporary feature called reverse auto hop. first you have to record the game. then on monday, you can skip over the play by play and just get right to the cler shalner nercommercials. >> jim handly is in arizona right now. look for his live reports every

day starting on news 4 at 4:00. you can also read about all his experiences about phoenix on his facebook page. he's been quite the busy than. having a good time out there. back here at home tom kierein keeping an eye on what's been pretty active weather here lately. you like that at least. >> keep us busy. and while you're diving into the quack 3408leguacamole on sunday it may be snowing out your window. the overnight models are in agreement that it will pass farther to our north drawing in warmer air and maybe less snow. wind is the story today. possible power outages. all these areas in color are under a wind advisory. noon to midnight. higher ridges will see the higher guests maybe tosts maybe 50 60 miles per hour. power goes out make sure you have your cell phone actual fully charged 37 we have temperatures right now in the mid to upper 30s. any of that moisture from yesterday, it's still pretty

much just wet on area roads. don't have any iciness this morning. it will continue to dry out as the winds are now beginning to pick up. we've had the latest gusts around 20 to 25 miles per hour. and then they will get really strong. 30 to 40-mile-per-hour gusts would i noonby noon. may briefly touch near 40 early afternoon. and then the strongest gusts 5:00 6:00 even in the metro area, could have gusts to 50 miles an hour. temperatures in the mid-30s. it will feel like the teens. love this gorgeous isn't rise over the shenandoah valley. this was taken yesterday by laura ellis. tomorrow morning down to the teens afternoon highs on saturday mid-30s. lots of sun, a lighter wind. but a cold day. 20s on sunday morning, be inning clouds sunday. early afternoon, upper 30s. once the super bowl gets going, we will have light snow falling. maybe a dutssting to an inch. and then changes to sleet and

rain. by dawn monday, may get back to a little bit of snow before it all ends by mid-morning. may end up with 1 to 3 inches. could have slippery roads monday morning. could have some travel delays. and then warming up near 40 in the afternoon. so some melting. and then freezing up again on tuesday. wednesday high near 40. wintry mix possible thursday. melissa is looking at slower traffic. we're seeing a slowdown 66 at 50. a little bit lighter volume than normal, but we are seeing a little bit of a slowdown. about 40 miles per hour there. taking a look at 95 in virginia headed north you're good almost the entire way. a little slow northbound as you head through lorton. southbound no issues. wider look a little bit of red top of the map approaching new hampshire avenue. inbound 395. otherwise everything looking pretty good. northbound kenilworth avenue over the beltway the left shoulder getting by. debris on the right side of the roadway here. we will continue tweeting about

that. 95 in maryland, bw parkway, no problems. 270 at montrose everybody headed south with taillights no issues there. it's now 6:54. if you bought your vehicle in 2011 could it be one of the nine types that have never been involved in a fatal crash? that's a record. sthoous here are the makes and models that made the cut. honda odyssey, subaru legacy mercedes-benz gl. other brands include audi kia, lexus, toyota and volvo. most of these cars are mainstream models and have four-wheel drive. we listed all nine makes and models on nbcwashington.com. and i posted it on my facebook page as well. just a couple hours ago, knight turned himself into police in connection with a deadly hit and run accident. the rap mogul's lawyer says knight accidently ran over and killed a friend and injured another man. this was in camp tonnin compton california.

he reportedly got into an argument with two other men and was trying to leave the scene. nationals outfielder jayson werth heads to jail today. he pleaded guilty to reckless driving. he was flying down the beltway in virginia at more than 100 miles an hour last summer. he'll serve five days at the fairfax county jail on weekends to minimize disruption to his rehab after shoulder surgery. he also faces some driving restrictions including a six month ban. new this morning, the loudoun county school board is bringing back summer school. it's part of a new budget agreement made just a couple of hours ago. in addition to restoring summer school the budget also reduces the average high school class size by one student. the board also approved $3 million to higher 40 more teachers. in addition to new hire all employees will be getting on average a 2.5% pay raise.budget goes to the board of supervisors next. montgomery county homeowners

now may be facing a property tax increase. county executive ike leggett says he will propose a significant increase starting sometime in the next two years according to the "post". his plan would also lift an annual cap for property taxes. a tough political sell. the county face as $200 million budget shortfall. state funding cuts and revenue losses from the recession are making matters worse. 6:56 is your time. four things to know. starting at noon your kids can start filling out applications for the d.c. summer jobs program. it's for ages 14 to 21. university of virginia president will talk about new initiatives on campus. today the family of a woman who died in the l'enfant plaza metro emergency will file a lawsuit against the system. all lanes back open on 14th street near r northwest in d.c. following a water main break. >> we will get whipped with winds later today. we have a clearing sky off to our west. now live you view storm team 4 tower camera, winds will get

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good morning. fresh coat. even more snow across the northeast today in the same areas hard hit by the blizzard while another more powerful storm gets set to sweep across the country. patient zero. the cdc said it tracked down the likely sourc of that growing measles outbreak. the new concern that is leading some doctors to turn away children who have not been vaccinated. >> suge knight turns himself in for a hit-and-run. was it an accident or did he ram his truck into two men. >>