a real good thought. but we had plenty of time to win the game. >> nope. >> no did not. we have much more including the overnight celebrations and the ads that had you talking throughout the show. we begin with the winter weather, though and how it will impact your morning. our storm team 4 is out on the roads tracking the conditions you'll be dealing with. more rain moving this way. tom kierein has the areas under advisories for the day ahead. >> late last night while you were watching the super bowl we have little bit of sleet and snow. since then, it's been above freezing. we've had one wave of rain pass through the metro area north and east. another one here in west virginia but right now the metro area just a few scattered sprinkles. the batch of rain in west virginia tracking northeast. will be moving into the metro around this morning. all these areas in tan under a

wind advisory noon to midnight includes just about all of virginia all of maryland eastern west virginia. this afternoon we could have gusts to 50 miles per hour and some scattered power outages are possible by later this afternoon. hour by hour through the day ahead, we'll have the temperatures climbing just into the upper 30s and low 40s during the afternoon with some rather strong gusts of winds. those winds could be gusting to around 50 miles per hour. that will be settling down by later on tonight. another new accident? everything was so calm until the past couple of minutes. inner loop after van dorn, you can see the crash and the response off to the right. so getting around to the left. on metro, green line single tracking with branch avenue and naylor road because of an

earlier issue there. adelphi road at new hampshire, report of a medical emergency. not seeing it on camera. lee highway at rogers drive, this of course this pedestrian versus a car here or i should say car versus a pedestrian in falls church. and wider look at things overall everything floeing pretty nicely as take you a big look he at the beltway. travel times coming up in ten minutes. 6:02. and today will be an emotional day for hundreds of workers at the washington navy yard. if just a few hours, they will return to building 197. 12 people died there in a mass shooting in 2013. the navy has worked for over a year and invested millions of dollars to help workers feel safe in that new space. megan mcgrath is live at the navy yard with more on this morning's ceremony and move-in. >> reporter: it's early, but you can see behind me that we're already seeing quite a lot of activity activity at one of the gates with people reporting to work this morning. it will no doubt be a very

emotional day for many as they return to the building that was the scene of such horror. many changes have been made here in this renovation of building 197. the hope is that employees can once again feel comfortable and safe working this. the building now has a new name. it will be called the humphreys building after joshua humphreys. the new color school a new cafeteria, the cubicles have been redesigned. so unlike the tight corridors of the old floor plan things are more open easier to navigate. there will also be a special area honoring the 12 people who died in the attack. this morning i spoke to a gentleman who work here's says it will be a tough day, but it's good for people to get back into that building. >> i've been walking by it for the last year and a half waiting for it to reopen. and it's got its moments, but i don't know. my emotions have been kind of

numbed by the whole situation. >> reporter: 400 employees will return today. hundreds more will return over the next several week. there will be heightened security and also counselors on hand to talk to anyone who is having anxiety about returning to the building. megan mcgrath, news 4. today rmgreg anthony will head to court. the basketball analyst is facing charges for allegedly soliciting a prostitute inside the double tree hotel in northwest washington. this happened last month. according to the police report anthony used a computer to find a prostitute and was caught in an undercover police operation targeting prostitution. after his arrest anthony was suspended indefinitely by cbs. today former nba player -- we mentioned that. a nationals player is out of jail this morning. he is heading back in a few

days. jayson werth turned himself into serve part of a five day jail sentence. werth pled guilty to reckless driving. he was pulled over in july after driving his porsche 105 in a 55 mile-per-hour zone in fairfax county. werth was sentenced to 180 days, but 170 of those were suspended. he will serve half of that jail time on weekends only so that he can still go for physical therapy. today there is extra security he at the university of virginia. rich moppedmond times dispatch reporting they hired g4s to step up security. students can call kurt to walk them home or wait with them at a bus stop. it will patrol popular areas. you'll want to check your bus schedules if you're commuting in loudoun county starting today there are a lot of changes. commuter bus service begins

today from a new park and ride in ashburn. it will make two additional stops before heading to northwest washington. new route 85 dulles south connector service start, and departure time stop locations and bus stops will also change. bus types. make shurure to check your schedule before you head out. i'm going to bet they are still dancing in the streets in boston right now. fans celebrated the new england patriots big super bowl win. new to our newsroom, we're getting a look at hometown fans celebrating. is this what they looked like when the game was decided on just a shocking surprise interception there. you can see some of the chairs falling down inside this particular restaurant. however, boston police said they did not arrest anybody. in fact they tweeted, quote, patriots fans be hafing like

champions. and way to make your team and city proud. the super bowl is front and center on newspapers all over the country. front page of the boston herald says supernatural there. return to glory is the headline of the boston globe. seattle "times," headline a little different. deflated. patriots stunning goal line pick denies seahawks a history making super repeat. >> to lose in that way -- painful for sure. and tom brady will go down in history as one of the best ever. not the healthy choices you think they are, the new information out this morning that may have you thinking twice about the meals you give your young kids. buying a little extra time to renew your registration. the new deadline you need to be aware of. we're out on the roads for you after some winter weather overnight. when the wind will become the big story with your hour by hour forecast. >> weather and traffic are

could you pay doublee for gas by the end of the year year. former shell oig president predicts the price will double. he says the industry is shutting down drilling rigs and that will affect oil production supplies raising the price. gas prices are up slightly from last week. aaa reports the average is $2.40 for regular in d.c. in maryland it's $2.10 per gallon. in virginia the average is $1.95. still the lowest. and in west virginia it is $2.15. you have until saturday to renew your expiring driver's license and vehicle registration. the dmv says there was a computer system outage saturday and that forced them to close

their offices for a short time. now you have until february 7 to renew without a penalty and they told police about that extension. it's time to get a look at our forecast. we were talking about a win friday mix overnight. >> so far so good it seen like out there. tom has the forecast. >> the pavement is wet and we've had some accidents this morning. right now just a little bit of lingering drizzle here in the metro area. getting showers now in west virginia that will be move manage to the metro area perhaps around 8:00 9:00 this morning. all above freezing. mid and upper are 30s right now in the metro area. and we'll stay this way for another couple of hours. and then the strongest winds will start to move in between noon to around 5:00 or 6:00 p.m.. peek peak wind time looks to be 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.. could have gusts to 50 miles per hour. a look at the next chance for a wintry mix at 6:21. still have one crash about a one mile backup inner loop after

van dorn. this is a vehicle over a guardrail. also this crash 70 west ramp to columbia pike, we have a vehicleoff the shoulder there. that should be out of the way in just a little bit. in virginia travel times looking good. 270 outer loop only 11 minutes. no relief from the winter weather. the impact another round of snow is having on the northeast this morning. how it's impacting travelers in our area. and your weather and traffic are always on news 4 today.

radar shows weather moving out for now. howard county, though announced that it's opening schools two hours late. that's because there are slick spots in howard county especially in the northern parts of the area. chuck bell is in the storm team 4 x 4 live with us now this morning to show what the roads look like. any slick spots so far, chuck?

>> reporter: good morning. we are in mt. airy in howard county where there is that two hour delay. and definitely a little colder. we're at 33 degrees here now. so not a lot of ice on the major roads because of that temperature being up a little bit, but there is just enough on the side streets where this is probably is good call to make that two hour delay for the schools. we're along route 27 here in mt. airy. and some of the steeper windier neighborhood roads could be a little slippery first thing this morning. so if you live in howard county you may want to set out to your destination maybe a little earlier. aaron, it's groundhog day and i say there is no way that guy can see his shadow in pennsylvania this morning. >> we'll check him out anyway in a couple minutes just to see what punxsutawney may have to say. a nasty snowstorm is moving out of the midwest and into new england. angie goff watching it from the

live desk. >> right now the northeast bracing for more blizzard conditions. up to another foot of snow could fall there. this after the storm buried parts of the midwest. killed two people closed down big interstates, as well. and in new york and boston air travel has been crippled. and a lot of schools already closed this morning. snow crews have been out since yesterday trying their best to get ahead of the storm. a lot of that bad icy weather, the worst of it expected to happen in the early morning hours. so right around now. may have a hard time catching a flight today. we just checked with flightaware.com for you. more than 2300 flights have been canceled that's up from just an hour ago. in our region reagan national has 55 flights canceled. wh.b bwi marshall, 32. dulles has canceled 21. from the sky to the rails amtrak says it has crews on standby between new york and

boston. it's planning to run normal service today, but some of the acela and northeast regional servicee modified. the wintry weather will be history by the time you head home tonight. new this morning, a new study about your children eye health. we learn the numbers overnight that say your kids may be eating too much salt and sugar. researchers at the cdc say nearly 8 out of 10 young children eat more than the daily recommended dose of salt each day. 7 out of 10 dinners for sod letters have too much salt that's according to the study, as well. it also said that one out of three of those dinners has an added sugar which adds calories without any benefits to your kids' health. the study was published in the journal for pediatrics included recommendations that you can check for when you're at the store for salt and sodium, you should stay away from foods that

have more than 210 milligrams in a serving. sugar should not be making up more than about a third of the calories in any meal. police are trying to figure out why a woman stabbed herself inside a safeway in silver spring. it happened about 6:30 last night. our crews were there when police took a large suitcase away and a bag of evidence. the condition of that woman not known right now. no one else was hurt though. right now several families are out of a home after fire ribbed through a bethesda apartment building. the flames started at a building on dudley lane.through a bethesda apartment building. the flames started at a . two fchs sfirefighters suffered minor injuries. they believe it started in a dryer vent. we're working to find out more about the condition of two pedestrians hit on the bw parkway near route 198. at last check police told us a man and woman are in serious condition. the circumstances surrounding the accident are under

investigation. one of the most talked about moments of every super bowl is of course the halftime show. >> this year pop star katy perry took center stage and she did not disappoint. ♪ ♪ a lot of people are saying that missy elliott stole the show. she was much talked about as a surprise guest. although people of course leaked it on social media. her 12 minute performance, this is katy perry's full of visual effects. she came in on a giant robotic tiger, she had lenny kravitz dancing sharks skateboards. this of course was her fire work finale. >> this was my favorite. as soon as i saw this, i thought she's riding the more you know star. >> yes. >> which was just kind of fun.

>> and that is my favorite katy perry song. and melissa mollet's favorite katy perry song. so we're happy about that. 6:22 our time. tom kierein has a look at today's forecast. >> it is ground hog day and if punxsutawney phil sees his shadow that means six more weeks of tweets about pete carroll. and as we this morning, we are looking at a little bit of light rain around the metro area we had a few sprinkles. there is light rain out here in west virginia, higher elevations a batch of white getting a little wet snow there. but it will be coming into some milder air as it does move toward the metro area. just a little more light rain, it looks like it will be arriving in our neighborhoods about 8:00 a.m.. right now well above freezing around much of the region. this is what rural roads looked like noorn mondayrthern montgomery county about # 2:00 this morning. you see slush still on the road. and it will be wet this morning. we've already had multiple accidents just because roads are

wet. and we'll be in the upper 30s for the morning commute. afternoon commute, we'll have dry roads, we'll be in the low 40s. winds will get gusty. tomorrow morning, down we go near 20 degrees by dawn on tuesday. tuesday afternoon, making it into the upper 30s and partly cloudy. next chance of any kind of a wintry mix, that's maybe after a little light rain on wednesday, thursday afternoon and evening perhaps a little bit of snow and sleet. doesn't look like a major deal right now but it will be near or below freezing when that happens. so we could have slick spots that's late on thursday afternoon and evening. then friday cold afternoon highs low 40s. mid-40s on saturday and sunday. another chance of a wintry mix maybe late on sunday. next weather and traffic on the 1s your bus stop forecast. melissa, what is going on? still have a crash outer loop after van dorn street. we have would right lanes blocked. it is a vehicle over a

guardrail. two lanes getting by but about a one heil backup maybe a little bit more at this point this morning. so outer loop after van dorn. inner loop and outer loop at colesville, no problems there. beltway at central moving along. wider look at things overall no major issues. you can see the slow down top of the beltway. 95, 66 looking good. indian head highway, branch avenue pennsylvania avenue everything moving right along. back at 6:31. tom and chuck told us about it. today is groundhog day. here is a live look from punxsutawney pennsylvania. they are in a bit of a lull before the music gets going again. traditionally if the groundhog

sees will his shadow and returns to his hole it means six more week of winter. if he doesn't see his shadow that is a sign of early spring. >> and i sent out a tweet saying please mr. phil send us an early spring. it is time to reboot your resolutions resolutions. this is about the time you're lose something motivation, maybe you're cheating on your diet a little bit. of course super bowl sunday, you didn't make tthe gym. all day today, "news 4 today" and news 4 working to reboot your resolution. we'll give you continues on how to stay strong swellings a series of stories to inspire you to make some positive changes. not just for your health but for your whole life. stay with us all day and you can head to our facebook page and let us know about your resolution, what has worked for you, what hasn't. and help you stay motivated. waiting for word on his future. the deadline for montgomery county school superintendent joshua starr that came and went and when a decision on his job

status could finally come down. also ahead, another jumper putting white house security in the spotlight. how the secret service was able to stop this latest threat. more rain and for some of you you snow tracking into the d.c. area. the conditions your kids will be dealing with when they head out to catch the school bus coming up at 6:31. congrats to lindsay, you will see 50"fifty shades of grey". she's taking

did you see the snowflakes before you went to bed? some of you will see some new snow in your neighborhood after another bout of wintry weather. we're tracking the conditions you'll see. you can see behind us that another wave of rain is moving in to our area.

>> so what can your kids expect as they head out the door this morning? tom kierein has your bus stop forecast how. >> yeah we did get that little bit of dusting to a half inch of that snow and sleet overnight while you were watching the super bowl. but after that it warmed up. now just a little bit of light rain just a few scattered sprinkles across northern virginia the district and maryland. but there is a batch in west virginia moving off to the north and east. that will be moving right across northern virginia and into maryland the district between around 8:00 to 9:00 this morning. between now and then just a few scattered sprinkles. so have an umbrella. light rain in the mid-30s. between 8:00 to 9:00 a.m., that rain still moving through. we'll be in the upper 30s by then. after that, we will begin to dry out. temperatures right now above freezing we're in the mid-30s montgomery county upper 30s now most of fairfax and prince george's county as well as the district of columbia. next weather and traffic, a look at our roller coaster

temperatures over the next 24 hours. melissa has been dealing with accidents this morning. outer loop after van dorn still a mile and a half backup approaching van dorn street. two right lanes blocked. a vehicle over the guardrail. left lanes getting by. quite a jam there. wider look at things into town on 395, a bit slow top of the beltway. beltway. pretty good slowdown out of frederick. nothing happening, but more volume than we normally see 270 southbound through clarksburg and then opens back up. 66 here no problems headed into town. 95 a little slow in dale city. nothing atypical for this time of day. and thebd beltn beltway moving along just fine. 6:32. developing story right now in montgomery county. there is a lot of uncertainty about whether school superintendent joshua starr will keep his job.

the school board extended a deadline for contract negotiations just last night. news 4's kristen wright joins us live from the montgomery county school headquarters with more on where the negotiations stand right now. >> reporter: good morning. it is a critical day. the future of montgomery county school superintendent joshua starr. today is the new deadline for starr to notify the school board whether he wants the board to renew his contract. that deadline was extended from yesterday. the school board must decide by march 1st whether to renew superintendent starr's four year contract. that agreement expires in june. we do know that starr released a memo to the school board dated january 22 detailing his accomplishments during his tenure. he cites improved graduation rates and test schools, he also writt he's helped narrow the achievement gap between white and minority students. the news 4 iteam obtained a

school board memo issued during the 2013/2014 school year. in it board members expressed concerns about communicating with starr. they have declined so far several requests to comment on whether they do plan to keep the superintendent in his position. starr has had some not so bright moments involving the notification of reports of sexual assault, school start times and a proposal to remove religious holidays from the school calendar. we should note that the president of the montgomery county school pta does support superintendent starr. so again, very important day and we'll stay on it for you. kristen wright news 4. it will be a busy day for starr. he's expected to testify in front of a montgomery county council in just a few hours. he faces tough questions about why the district waited weeks to tell parents about several recent sex assault incidents. the incidents allegedly involve

staff and middle school students raising questions both about vetting an communication. a middle school principal has already apologized to parents. and today president obama is expected to release his budget proposal. we went truthhrough to pick out some of the highlights. the president is expected to propose a $4 trillion budget that includes a pay raise for federal workers and our military service members. he also plans to make upgrades to transit, bridges and highways. the "washington post" reports the budget also includes a one time tax on foreign profits kept overseas by corporations. there is also a tax credit for middle class americans. the president is talking about vak sen natd vaccinating your kids. savannah guthrie sat down with the president. >> good for them and the challenge is if you have a certain group of kids who don't get vaccinated, then the folks who complaint get vaccinated small infants for example,

people with certain vulnerabilities,complaint get vaccinated, small infants for example, people w they become much more vulnerable. >> you can see the full interview on the "today" show. this morning a man charged with unlawful entry for trying to get on to the white house grounds. the secret service arrested a man who climbed a by sick kem rack outside of the white house yesterday. that rack is part of a temporary fence that was put up last year. the secret service added the extra barrier after a man climbed the fence and made it all the way inside the xwekexecutive mansion. some potential problems on the roads after some rain and snow. our storm team 4 by # oig isix 4 is tracking the conditions. and the latest school district watching your driving be habit. plus the ad we're talking about for all the wrong reason. what people on social media are saying about the not so happy ending to nationwide's super

bowl commercial. and your weather and traffic are always on news 4 today. throughout the break, keep an eye on the radar and current temperatures. along with the view from the storm team 4 x

a reminder stop for all school buss that have their stop sign extended. starting today, traffic cameras on arlington county school buss will start issuing ticket. if you pass a bus with a camera, you will automatically get a ticket. and could face up to $250 fine. funding plans for the mlk library have reportedly been scrapped. the idea was to add several floors to the top and then lease them out to bring in revenue. many question the plan saying

that the redesign and the idea of a public private partnership was too radical. would he have been been talking about some rain moving through the area. >> and we had a wintry mix north overnight. now a little bit of light rain around washington. the storm team 4 radar showing another batch of steadier rain coming out of west virginia that will be moving in to the metro area. continuing to move through. so wet pavement this morning. have an umbrella handy. p we've already had multiple accidents. by noon we should see things drying on you. winds will pick up. holding low 40s. strong gusts of wind during the latter part of the afternoon. then the roller coaster ride right back down we go. this time tomorrow morning, down to near 20. look at our next chance for a

wintry mix coming up at 6:51. melissa, seeing anymore traffic out there? >> seeing volume building inbound new york avenue. still have this problem as well. outer loop van dorn street. two right lanes blocked. in virginia, travel times look good about that 6 # go. . all pretty muc tile. 270 south slowest spot. outer loop 95 to 22227017 minutes. special ceremony in a matter of hours as workers return to building 197. plus from the commercials to the boneheaded play call we're look at the super bowl moments that have you talking on facebook.

15 before the hour. the right now we're keeping a close eye on the weather for you as you get ready to start your monday morning. that rain and snow mix that was

falling when you went to bed is gone. but we are tracking another line of showers. it is one of the stories we're working on right how to get you up to the minute the minute you're up. let's start with chuck bell. >> reporter: we're in the damascus area following a bus load of kids on their way to school. you can tell the neighborhood streets where the kids are getting on the bus, about half an inch of flowsnowy slush on the side of the road. but so far, no travel troubles. school buses not having any trouble negotiating the hills and turns and curves around here in montgomery county. so definitely good news. and it looks like it will be an easy ride into school for everybody. aaron, back into you. >> and as you can see here a lot is happening on storm team 4 radar. tom is it watching all this for us and we'll tell you when we'll see the next round of rain

coming up. today is an emotional day many returning to building 197 for the first time since the mass shooting left 12 people dead. megan mcgrath joins us with more on today's ceremony. >> reporter: good morning. we've moved on to base. and behind me you can see the building that was formerly known as building 197. this is where the shooting took place. and it's completely different. it just underwent a $63 million renovation. it is opening for the first time since the shooting this morning. and really just about an hournow. you can see that it has a brand new name. it's called the humphreys ss building. all of the glass is new. lots of changes on the inside as well. i spoke to a spokesperson here who has worked here for ten years and he said that went

in yesterday and he actually got lost that's how different the building is. he said it looks nothing like it used to look. there is a new color scheme, new cafeteria, the cubicles have been redesigned. there will also an special area honoring the 12 people who died in the attack. they will be holding a ceremony later on this morning at 7:55, a renaming ceremony. and then we'll be allowed in will for a tour. 400 people will be coming to work here today. hundreds more will start to come to their offices over the next several weeks. reporting live at the navy yard megan mcgrath, news 4. 6:47 now. starting today, students at the university of virginia can call a security guard to walk them home near campus or wait with them at a bus stop. uva hired an international security form called g4s to provide the extra security. they will patrol popular areas near greek houses and off campus

apartments. 12 before the hour. and right now, from the sprnluper bowl ads are reaching hundreds of thousands of you viewers on line and your phones. >> pass is intercepted at the goal line. >> you know we're still scratching our heads. we can't stop watching this one. a controversial call or as we say a boneheaded call to throw, not to run the ball at the very -- 20 seconds left in the game. >> half a yard! >> you could have skipped in with that one p. seahawks hopes completely out of a repeat championship here. hang on, angie. we'll get now a second. they handed the patriots the win there. right now sarah dallof live in glendale where the cleanup from the big game is under way this morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. patriots fans just winding down the celebrations here in

glendale while the cleanup crews just getting started here. obviously a lot to celebrate for those fans and for tom braid dwi. the first quarterback to lead his team to six super bowls now has four championships and three mvp titles you been dwerunder his belt. of course not everybody was watching for the football. a lot of people watching for the halftime show. katy perry does not pair did not disappoint. estimated 22,000 crystals making her sparkle before the crowd. for fans waking up today planning on going home unfortunately, most likely not going to be a smooth trip. airport officials say to leave about three hours at the airport to deal with the crowds. they are expecting, keep a close eye on delays and cancelations with the national weather that they are having in the midwest and northeast. back to you. >> sarah dallof live for us in it glendale.

thank you. and i'm sorry, but i can't believe the call. >> me neither. >> no one can believe this call. and you can imagine you'll watch this clip again and again as analysts and sports anchors and everyone else continues to go over what went wrong for the seahawks at the end of the bottom line. team head coach pete carroll took the blame and said he'd do it again. and here's why he said it happened the way it did. >> i told those guys, my fault totally. but we had plenty of time to win the game and in our minds, we were on fourth down and we were playing for third and fourth down. >> there were no third or fourth downs ever and now the game is over. today a lot of you youu uyou calling it the worst play call ever made. >> no argument here. this morning if you aren't talking about the game you're probably talking about some of the commercials.

angie goff joining us live now in the studio with a look at one ad that caused some outrage on twitter. right now this hour this is blowing up on our facebook page. we're talking about reaction to the nationwide commercial that features a dead child. >> or travel the world with my best friend. and i won't ever get married. i couldn't grow up because i died from an accident. >> well, that ad called make safe happen caused an uproar on line. we're talking 22,000 tweets posted and nationwide is saying that the sole purpose of the message was to start a conversation not to accept insurance. it wasn't long before twitter profiles like this one @nationwidekills popping up just like this page right here. now, others went the other way. they turned the ad into means. this one i'm not giving the ball

to mar sean wlimpg, alsohaun marshawn lynch. we saw images of debbie downer. and pretty much bummed us all out. we want you to let us know what you think at our thbsnbc washington facebook page. >> people not happy with that one. we want to show you some of the ones that we liked from the sprnl super bowl. >> my favorite ad fiat. ♪ so the little blue pill we know what that is rolls through the whole town and then lands in the fiat gas tongue and suddenly the fiat is bigger. it's stilly it's funny, i just thought it was a fun ad. kind of a good laugh. >> and my favorite ad send ass a positive message to girls. >> tell me what it looks like to

run like a girl. do you think you just insulted your sister? no. i mean insulted girls, but not my sister. >> my name is dakota and i'm ten years old. >> this girl shows us what it means for run like a girl. and at the very end, they ask one little girl what does it mean and she said it means to run as fast as i can. what a strong message. loved it. >> we want to know what your favorites are. let us know on our facebook page and we'll post more throughout the day. time to get a forecast check with tom. >> good morning. starting off early this morning, here on the storm team 4 radar behind me we have some rain that is beginning to move in from the west. coming out of west virginia heading across northern virginia and into the metro area. and in about another hour or two, that will be moving on through. right now just getting a few scattered sprinkles. just south of washington, these little patches of green and down 95 from the beltway toward

quantico and wood bridge. a little bit across fairfax county montgomery and prince george's county. but the main area of the steadier rain is in west virginia leading edge of that moving in to the shenandoah valley. that will come through later this morning. so at the bus stop, have an umbrella and also a wind breaker. the winds will be picking up when you get back home. we'll have gusts up to 50 miles per hour. all these areas in tan northern virginia, eastern west virginia the metro area eastern shore for some strong gusts of wind. and we could have a few scattered power outages. make sure your cell phone is fully charged and you have the storm team 4 app. temperatures right now above freezing. we're in the mid to upper 30s metro area. near 50 in southern 345ermaryland. but that mild air is tracking east of us. and we'll have some slush on roads like this photo i took north of laytonsville about 2:00 this morning. still a little bit of the lingering slush this morning and wet pavement for the morning commute with temperatures in the

30s. for the afternoon commute drying roads and strong gusts of wind. grab on to the steering wheel. winds gusting to 50 miles per hour. we plunge down to near 20 by dawn on tuesday. afternoon highs upper 30s tomorrow and partly cloudy. maybe a little light rain late on wednesday, but next chance of a wintry mix looks to be maybe thursday afternoon, very light, maybe sleet and snow. after that dry, cold friday. another chance of a mix late on sunday. now we're looking at the slowing traffic and where is it looking bad now? outer loop of the beltway at van dorn we have the right lane blocked and that vehicle off the side of the roadway at this point. sorry about that. taking a wide look at things overall, no major problems here. we were talking about outer loop at van dorn with the right lane blocked. wide look at things top of the beltway a little slow again the outer loop at the top of the dealt way beltway.

66 no problems. in stafford, a little slow 95 authority northbound. it opens up in dale city area. bw parkway, 270 looking good. it is 6:56. here are the four things you need to know this monday morning. cleanup is under way in arizona and the new england patriots are planning a parade after that shocking finish of super bowl xlix. we know you'll be talking about it at work. let us know what you're thinking on the nbc washington facebook page. and new england is also preparing for another round of snow up to a foot expected to fall in the boston area. the same system killed at least two people in the midwest this weekend. montgomery county superintendent joshua starr has a critical day ahead. the board of education therewill be talking about whether to renew his contract. and this morning the former building 197 at the navy reopens. the building has been closed since 12 people were killed in a mass shoot manage 2013. and storm team 4 radar

showing another area of light rain pulling out of west virginia. that should be sweeping across northern virginia, the district and maryland over the next couple of hours. that is the broadcast. thank you. appreciate you waking up with us. >> and the "today" show is next.

>> good morning. epic ending. the new england patriots rally past the seahawks with a play many are calling the worst coaching decision in nfl history. was it? we will ask you to weigh in. icy and dicy. another powerful storm from the midwest to maine. a nasty ride to work for millions. today's exclusive. savannah goes on one with president obama, tackling the war on isis how the white house has changed him. and the