right now on news 4 "today," new concern for the condition of a teen shot outside frederick high school. plus it is the coldest morning in a month. take a look at your screen. temperatures just in the teens in most places. 20 degrees outside of our studios. but for the weekend, tom is talking about a return to springlike temperatures. >> 5:00 a.m.. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" for this friday, february 6, 2015. let's talk about tom because we need to hear what he has to say about the crazy cold weather. >> it is the morning since early january. we're down to just near 10 degrees. reagan national done down to 19. ft. belvoir down to 11. dulles leesburg all down to just 10. gaithersburg as well only at 10. rockville down to 14 degrees.

reston town to 13. so dress accordingly. a warm coat. hat, glove, sunglasses. wear something red we're rocking the red today for heart health day this frigid friday. and temperatures all around the region going to stay below freezing here for another couple of hours. there is the sky over washington now. it's all clear. we'll have a frigid morning your headlines for this frigid bring. we'll have a chilly afternoon. it will get above freezing later this afternoon. yes, we can look forward to a warming trend a warmer weekend is coming up. but right now, layer up as we have these very cold temperatures. now let's check on our traffic early on this friday. overall looking pretty good. we have the one crash in alexandria that we'll talk about. but 95 headed in and out of town here in virginia you're looking good. nice and green. 66 also east and west moving along quite nicely. taking a look here 270 at father hurley boulevard, just got a meet your street request on twitter about father hurley

boulevard and we will cover that one next friday. we'll learn all about father hurley. overall, no major problems as we're taking a big look at the beltway. live pictures in prince george's county coming up. it's 5:02. students return to frederick high school in maryland this morning after a shooting outside a basketball game earlier this week. two teens were injured in that shooting wednesday night. late last night, we learned that one of those students is in critical condition. police are also investigating whether the shooting was gang related. frederick high school has two more basketball games tonight. it appears those gaingames will go on as scheduled. 33-year-old lee rowroy damien ware was arrested near miner elementary. we're working to find out whether the child abused was a student. today defense lawyers for jesse matthew will ask that his trial in fairfax county be

delayed. he's accused in a 2005 sex assault as also abducting hannah graham.sex assault trial is scheduled to begin in march. lawyers are expected to ask that the trial be delayed until the summer to have more time to prepare. police say a sex assault happened last weekend at uva and was reported yesterday. it happened inside a dorm but they didn't release any other information. state lawmakers are considering legislation to mandate the reporting of campus sex assaults. late last year "rolling stone" published an article about a sex assault as a uva fraternity party that was later retracted. a little extra shut high could cost big bucks. the school board passed a budget. megan mcgrath is live at the fairfax county board of education with the breakdown of some of the numbers. >> reporter: good morning. it's a $2.6 billion budget.

an increase of $64 million over the fy 2015 budget. and it funds things like later high school start times as well as pay increases. but the chairman of the fairfax county schoolboard warns that the budget does not fund all of the school system's needs. since 2008 2100 positions have been cut in the school system and there has been a $435 million -- there have been # 4 $35 million in spending cuts. and the board chairman says the manner of budgeting is not sustainable. and eventually will affect the quality of education for all of our students. although she said that some gains are have been made in areas like keeping salaries even with other local injuries particularses. the budget funds full damons in elementary schools, it includes money to fund later start times for high schools. there is a 1% market scale adjustment for all employees in the school system.

and a step increase for eligible employees. the 2016 budget also include as request for an additional $70 million from the board of supervisors. should mention that this has been approved by the school board, but it needs to still be approved by the county. megan mcgrath, news 4. vre wants to raise fares on your daily train commute, but it's giving and you chance to weigh if first. the rail service wants to raise fares by 4% about 40 cents extra for every daily ticket. step up tickets on amtrak could also go up from $3 to $5. the first hearing is set for february 18 at the stafford county government center. the lengths police say a mother went to to teach her son a lesson that landed her in jail. when the pope visits d.c. in september, we're learning he's going to do something never done by a pope before. and it's a really cold start out there.

we are tracking warmer weather for the weekend. so stay tuned for your forecast.

we're wait to being learn about the latest job numbers for january. they will be released this morning. given out by the bureau of labor and statistics, the report is a key indicator on the state of our economy. financial experts say the cold weather and plunging oil prices are not helping the nation's financial recovery.

the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at just over 5%. the same level as december. during his trip to washington pope francis will make an address to congress. he's scheduled to be in december in september. house speaker john boehner confirmed the pope formally accepted an invitation the speaker extended last year. tell be the first pontiff to address congress. he's also expected to visit president obama at the white house before making stops in new york and philadelphia. a lot of you may be starting your car with a remote starter this morning to warm it up in these frigid temperatures. but take a look at what happened when a man in texas did just that yesterday. the flames are shooting out of his car. it started in his truck and about ten minutes later, the truck caught fire and so did his house. the truck and house were both destroyed. no one inside the home was injured. just a chilling reminder of the dangers of those electronic remotes. >> just stay with it and know

what is going on all the time. storm team 4 is calling today #frigidfriday for good reason. >>x 4 in northwest d.c.. >> reporter: happy bring, guys. happy frigid friday here at the takoma park metro station. the temperature a whopping 19 degrees. so as you head out, you need to bundle. you can see not a lot of walkers out here this morning. getting on the metro still relatively quiet. at least it's a try start and the winds not an issue today. as you bundle up, throw on some red for heart disease awareness. we're going red and we're also using that #gored. here is your walk to work forecast. temperatures will be chilly in the teens. about 18 degrees as you're walking to work. plenty of sunshine, though. clouds thk throughout ss increase throughout the

day and despite the frigid start, we'll have an average high today. but mostly cloudy. om will have to have the weekend forecast and we're warming up the temperatures a little bit from yesterday morning. that's in ten minutes. still have a crash in alexandria 395 north bound, off-ramp to glebe road. we're still getting a report that that is shut down here because of an earlier crash. hoping that gets out of the way in a little bit. 270 into and ouftst of town no problems. beltway at colesville road looking good. beltway at branch avenue inner loop and outer loop both looking quite fine. do have this situation, all lanes now open here at haymarket, 15 southbound at sudley road. i'm back in ten minutes. new this morning, multiple cases of measles reported in two states. latest from the live desk. and you could be spoiling it for your valentine. the clues your computer and smartphone are leaving.

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i'm molette green at the live desk. right now new jersey is looking into its first suspected case of measles. we've learned that it involves a 1-year-old baby this jersey city just at the age of vaccination, but not yet immunized. and while the baby has reportedly recovered, residents in a building where the baby lives were informed of potential exposure ands the incubation period ends tomorrow. that's the latest from the live desk. health officials in suburban chicago have not yet identified the source of a measles infection at a daycare center. five infants were diagnosed with me measles, ten more kids exposed. 102 cases reported this year, 94 related to anoutbreak at disneyland. sounds unthinkable, but true. a missouri mother is accused of

conspireing with relatives to have her own 6-year-old son kidnapped. police say the boy's mother his grandmother, his aunt and a 23-year-old man plafnned the fake kidnap to go teach the child a lesson. apparently they thought the boy was too nice to people. police say the man lured the little man into his pickup truck on monday after school and that's when he tied the boy up, covered his head with a jacket and told him he'd never see his family again. >> he told the victim that he wasn't going to see his family anymore, that he was going to be nailed to a shed and he'll never go home. >> this is so ou boy told his teacher about the entire or teal.deal ordeal. he's now staying with another relative. i hardly have words. but the fact that the other relatives are involved? whiched which adt will say you can't terrify a child to teach them a

lesson. >> unfathomable. amy paschal will leave her position at sony after nine years. her recent path was blighted by leaked e-mails. more recently "the interview" which provoked the hacking attempt was the type she says she loves to make. this may be the final blow in the interview oig saga. she will launch her own production company. today the driver of an suv hit by a commuter train will be laid to rest. services for 49-year-old ellen brody will be held in westchester county north of new york city. witnesses say brody drove on to the tracks tuesday after her car was hit by a crossing gate in a new york city suburb. the collision with the train sparked a major fire. five people on the train were also killed. this morning ntsb investigators continue to make progress on learning what was happening before that crash.

black boxes say everything was operating normally and the train was traveling below its 60-mile-per-hour speed limit. investigators also talked to train engineer steven smalls. they say he did hit the emergency brake, but takes about 30 seconds to stop the train once that happens. right now they're still trying to figure out why brody's car wound up on the tracks. you ask me should you be concerned in going down in the tunnel and using a radio. i'm going to tell you this. you'll do better using your cell phone. that is kenneth lyons, the head of the union that represents d.c. fire and ems workers. he said at a d.c. council hearing that emergency workers are still having a hard time hearing their radios in metro tunnels. the hearing was focused on the radio issues connected to last month's smoke emergency under l'enfant plaza. one woman died, 80 others were hurt. a woman is on life support today after being tased by

fairfax county dwepeputies. the 37-year-old woman was schedule to be transferred to alexandria where she was facing assault charges. she resisted the dwepeputy's in- instructions inst she suffered a significant medical emergency. the alexandria school board has adopted a budget of more than $305 million. among the priorities is tackling enrollment growth and to do that the school system wants to its make upgrades to patrick henry elementary or demolish it and build a new one. they say the out of date buildings were creating strain on ha their budget needs. sbloo this morning we're learning more about the resignation agreement for montgomery county school superintendent joshua starr. according to the gazette, starr will receive about $100,000 in unpaid salary through june. he'll also be allowed to continue driving a county issued car through next month and can stay on the school's health plan

through the end of the year. starr will stop working on february 16th. his resignation was announced on tuesday after several reports that said he wasn't seeing eye to eye with the school board. if you have a student at the university of maryland brace yourself. a 5% hike in tuition fees may soon be a reality. starting next year. maryland's governor says the hikes will be needed to make ends meet. he says unless more federal help is given, there is no other choice. the university currently has a $47 million budget hole. a hiring freeze will continue at the university and it seems layoffs may be likely. key initiatives could also be scaled back. more aspects of the "fifty shades of grey" books are coming to life. it turns out that super sexy apartment christian grey lives in in the books is a real place and you can say there. it's at a condo building in seattle. it has private roof terrace,

panoramic views. no red room though. >> that's what i was wondering. are the whips and chains still in there? i'm assuming there are whips and chains. >> i don't even know what to say. air b and bs when you can represent other spacer spaces from other people, 50 shades fanatics can stay in this infamous apartment for $260 a night. i guess you can -- i don't know. >> look for secrets. passageways and tunnels. >> i don't know anything. okay. let's turn to things that are easier to process. 5:21. tom kierein is updating us on the forecast. >> your face will turn to 50 shades of blue this morning when you step outside. it is frigid this friday morning. it is down to just near 10 degrees now in montgomery and fairfax county. prince george's county down to the low teens. it's mid and upper teens right in washington.

lorton just 11. 10 dulles to gaithersburg and shenandoah valley most locations there just in the low teens. out in the mountains, too, just down to near 10 degrees. and mercifully the wind has died down. don't have those roaring winds like we had yesterday. there is the flag at union station. just barely moving thankfully this morning. all the pavement is dry. hour by hour you through the morning, we will stay fridge he had through about 9:00. by noon mid to upper 30s. hitting low 40s by mid to late afternoon. we'll have increase willing clouds rolling through. and now feast your eyes on the weekend. looking much milder saturday afternoon should make it up to around 50 degrees. great for yoult door activities. maybe even for a bike ride go on a hike looks even better on sunday. right now sunday looking beautiful with highs reaching mid to upper 50s. a touch of spring will be in the air. and it looks like this mild pattern will be continuing. when you're out enjoying this wonderful weather, you can keep

up with the weather with the storm team 4 app. and on monday remaining mild into the mid-50s. right now it looks like no snow for monday. because of the milder air, might get a little bit of light rain. just a small chance of that. and remain dry now on tuesday, wednesday and thursday each day a bit cooler, highs in the 40s and partly cloudy. next weather and traffic on the 1s your county by county highs today. melissa, how is the commute? right now overall we're looking okay. crain highway northbound at small wood drive, we have some construction that will be in the way probably for the next hour or so. wide look at things overall no major problems in and out of town. 270 at germantown road, all these folks heading southbound a little bit of volume but nothing major. 66 at prince william parkway, no major issues. and then beltway at indian head highway, also looking quite good. everybody behaving themselves today. 95 in and out of town in maryland just fine. same thing bw parkway.

back at 5:31 with a live look 95 in maryland. today you might want it avoid part of connecticut avenue just north of the national zoo. ddot is conducting some bridge and tunnel safety inspections from 10:00 to 3:00 p.m.. one lane on even 00 sideeach side will be closed. today president obama is taking his proposal to make two years of college free for everyone. he's taking that message on the road to speak at a town hall at ivy tech community college in indianapolis. he will touch on his ideas for free tuition, apprenticeship programs and funding early childhood education p. the president will also explain his middle class economic plan that he raid out in the state of the union speech. a pennsylvania town has replaced its welcome signs with these. take a look. officials in conoy township say that the signs are intended to deter criminals. the creation from residents has been mixed. >> want to welcome people to come in but let them know that

if they're here for criminal activity they're not welcome. >> there will be several signs posted throughout the town. they will be in place by this afternoon. harvard university wants to make it clear that it does not approve of romantic relationships between faculty members and students. the school just instituted a ban on professors having sex with undergraduates. its previous policy only banned professors have fr having romantic relationships with students in their classes. they want to be clear. >> good. lots of you are working hard right now to come up with that perfect gift for your valentine. and most of you probably want to keep that gift a secret until the big day. >> i'll take cash. >> wow. >> i'm just kidding. all right. technology and advertisers could be putting a wrench in those plans especially if you shop online. you probably experienced it if you go to a web page to shop around, the next minute your inbox is full of all those ads for the product. if you share a computer or tablet with your significant

other, they may catch on to your secret valentine's plans. experts recommend using private setting on your browser or buy a gift with cash. but a lot of times with couples, you kind of know -- you plan together. >> you get what shement with a she wants. absolutely. if you plan to send flowers, don't wait until valentine's day arrives. order early. florists mark up prices thor you get. they also have more coupon offers now than they will closer to valentine's day. and if your valentine doesn't really like roses, consider asking for an alternative that probably will be cheaper. a grieving woman in a deadly hit and run reacts to the dispatcher telling her fiance's daughter to stop whining. on the break of war. the major request frompresident

obama is make to go fight isis fight isis.

right now on "news 4 today," temperatures are on the frigid side this morning. not great for a morning walk. we have deployed the storm team

4 x 4 tracking how it will feel at the bus stop. >> later today it will be a different story and a warmer story. can't wait for that. good morning. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. we turn right to tom kierein now for more on the forecast. >> starting off really cold but later today you'll be happy to see that temperatures around the metro area prince george's county should reach low 40s. near 40 degrees in montgomery county low 40s fairfax county and the district. just a few clouds coming on through. and for counties across northern virginia from loudoun and into prince william, should be mid-40s. and for counties in southern maryland it's going to be in the low 40s there, as well. anne arundel downlvert, st. mary's low to mid-40s. and then counties up near the pennsylvania border should be in the upper 30s later this afternoon. shenandoah valley and into the mountains, most there will be generally the upper 30s to

around 40 degrees. so a nice warming from where we are now. next weather and traffic on the 1s amelia has your bus top forecast. what is going on on the roads. crash minnieville road, . 395 north, off-ramp to glebe road that is still there. this is a police investigation, so it may not be reopened here for the next little bit. so another warning there. wider look at things overall everything looks mice and green, no slowdowns at this point. taking a look in prince george's county branch avenue pennsylvania avenue indian head highway all looking quite good. 95 at cherry hill road rolling along, as well. i'll be back in ten michtnutes with some travel times. is president obama preparing america for another war thrgs time against isis? next week the frompresident is

expected to ask congress for horgs authorization to fight the te tracie pot is live with how some in congress says a war with isis is inevitable. >> reporter: and some say the president need to be preparing the country for a longer conflict there. but what we're looking at next week is an authorization to expand the campaign the bombing campaign that we've already been doing in iraq and syria against isis. there is a lot of pressure now coming from jordan after that horrific video that just came out of their pilot being burned alive. they have taken revenge. 21 u.s. planes escorted their fighter jets into syria to bomb isaiah targets. now jordan wants more. there is already in the pipeline military equipment that is headed to jordan here on capitol hill some lawmakers want to speed that up. and there is another conflict that the administration is being pressured to deal with, ukraine. the ukrainian army is losing the

battle against the russian backed rebels there. secretary of state john kerry says the president is considering a request to arm the ukranian army. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. thank you. japan says it will not provide military troops or equipment to fight isis. that country is pledging nonmilitary support. yesterday at the united nations japan said the beheading of two japanese hostages was inhumane. i'm molette green at the live desk. new overnight, we're learning more about a doomed trance transasia flight. both engines lost power. during the news conference this morning, we found out the plane's right engine triggered an alarm 37 seconds after takeoff. right now pieinvestigators believe the pie the shut down the other in an attempt to restart both.

35 are dead with some victims families already receiving compensation and 15 people survived that crash. back to you. 5:34 now. a woman hit by a car on the bw parkway this past weekend is talking from her hospital bed about a 911 call that has a lot of people upset. jill pearce and her rick warrick were changing a flat tire when they were hit by a car. warrick was killed. his teenage date was in the back seat and called the 1911 for help. the dispatcher told her to stop whining. she was upset that no good samaritan stopped to help them. >> i know cars just kept going and nobody stopped and they were waving trying to get people to stop and nobody stopped. >> pearce is still in a lot of pain. p she does not have insurance. but a gifford page has been established on her behalf. it's raised more than $3,000. police are still looking for

that hit and run driver. todayen enan army veteran wakes up in jail accused of threatening to kill a u.s. staff member. he sent his wife several violent text messages saying he would kill her and anyone who got in the way. police arrested him at his home in prince george's county. they also seized two loaded handguns and ammunition. jayson werth will spend his feel weekend in jail on a reckless driving charge. last july he was stopped after going 105 miles per hour on the beltway. werth is be allowed to serve on the weekends so he can key has been from shoulder surgery and train for the upcoming season. today marks one year since alexandria resident ruthanne lodato was skilled in her home. the suspect knocked on the door and shot she and another woman

when they answered. charles severance has been charged. he's currently receiving a mental evaluation to see if he's competent tento stand trial. today the maryland senate will start to vote on hogan's choices for his cabinet. the senate nominations committee has already given a favorable report on the appointments. right now the full senate is expected to confirm hogan's picks. new information on the hacking targeting anthem insurance patient information. how the feds may have traced it back to china. plus how the breach could impact how you file your taxes. and experts explain how often you should clean items you use every day that you might not think abou . and you don't want to go outside without looking at your temperatures. you can find them on the nbc washington app. it's really codld out there.

this morning we're finding out when you should clean pretty much anything that you use every day.the daily mail asked a micro byiologist biologist. apparently should you clean your phone every day. your bedsheets once a week. they say our sheets are a hot bed for bacteria because of all the sweat and skin cells that we shed every night. jeans maybe?

scientists say we should wash them after every five wears. some claim that frequent washing will damage the color and the fibers. designers say you should always turn your jeans inside out. i've never done that. >> and don't put them in the dryer either. it will make the fabric last longer. >> but the manufacturers say don't wash them. some have said don't wash them at all. >> some make them specific -- >> put them in the freezer to kill the bacteria. >> there is no space in my freeze person. we want to spend time getting to know you. so mark your calendars. >> next week every day at 10:00 a.m., you can chat with us on facebook with a member of the "news 4 today" team p. angie goff on monday, tom chatting with you on tuesday, aaron is available on wednesday, i'm doing it on thursday and melissa rounds it out on friday. make sure you look like the nbc washington page so you can take part in the chat. >> what day are you? >> i'm thursday. >> all right. i have some questions.

>> it's not must have thatenough that we sit next to each other all day. but it should be fun. we'll try to answer to the best of our ability. but will be some limits. >> should be a good time. we get questions all the time about obviously the news stories that we cover and the work that we've done over the course of our acareers. >> or my favorite color. storm team 4 calling today #frigid #frigidfriday. >> a amelia segal is in montgomery county. >> reporter: it is cold out here at takoma park metro station. you can see the storm team reporting a temperature of 19. but as we look it the top of the storm truck, that's our weather station. yesterday, that was blowing in the wind. the winds are calm this morning. so at least we're not dealing with a windchill temperature. what to wear today, obviously

the warm weather gear. jacket gloves. something red as well. to find out why, i've posted the information on the storm team 4 x 4 facebook page. the bus stop forecast early temperatures in the teens, but once we get toward 9:00 a.m. temperatures warm up pretty quickly. they will be in the low to mid 20s. about 22 23 degrees. 43 later this afternoon. that he's going to be our high for today. pretty typical for this time of year. now, temperatures kin to warm into the week he said. an update of any rain in weekend, we've taken it out. tom will have more on that in ten minutes. but for now we'll send things over to melissa tracking an accident. we have a picture of it here 395 north off-ramp to glebe road you can see it's totally blocked for this police investigation. your alternate, you have to get up on king street and work your way up. right now slowest spot is dale

city northbound but it's not affecting our travel times. quantico to the beltway, 25 minutes. 66 parkway to the beltway look going at ten minutes. and 270 south from germantown to the beltway, no problem. outer loop 95 to 270, 10 minutes. a little girl was shot trying to sell cookies. why she still may reach her goal. p. plus jurors in the aaron hernandez life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the

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life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. here are stories making headlines right now. students at frederick high school and west fred rick middle school are going back to school this morning. it is their first day back since two students were shot wednesday night. new information from the flight data recorder shows this transasia plane lost power shortly after takeoff. and president obama's

request to declare war against isis won't be a walk in the park. the president is prepared to make the formal request next week. today the family of a man shot by police in fairfax county heads back to court. that family wants police to hand over all the internal affairs records connected to the officer involved. john gear was standing inside his front door unarmed and with his hands in sight when an officer fired one shot that killed him. last year the justice department had to go to court to obtain documents from fairfax county police will gear's death. fairfax police chief says handing over the documents would corrupt a federal investigation. that will happen this afternoon at fairfax county court. the fbi is trying to figure out whether four american men were trying to get to syria to join isis. one of the penftof the men has been charged with lying to the fbi. they traveled from minneapolis to jfk in november. all were stopped before leaving the country. court documents obtained today say one of the men had lengthy conversations on social media

with another man who did travel to syria. a hearing on the lawsuit filed on behalf minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson is set to start later this morning. the nfl players association filed that suit in december after an appeals judge upheld peterson's suspension. back in november peterson pleaded no contest to assault for hurting his 4-year-old son with a switch. later today, jurors in hernandez murder trial will tour his home. hernandez is accused of killing the boyfriend of his fiance's sister in 2013. his lawyers agreed to remove personal and religious items from the home before today's visit. prosecutors claim someone added items items that might play to the sympathy of jurors. selling tobacco could be decriminalized. washington county commissioners want to change the penalty when they sell tobacco to underage kids. $300 for a first offense, and

$1,000 for every offense after that. the follow would be to pune to punish the store, not the cashier. the white house is proposing a big increase in funding to battle heroin and opium addiction. the president's budget calls for $133 million in new funding next year including $48 million for states to use in preventive efforts and $12 million to help states buy a drug that can help people breathe during an overdose. last week anne arundel county announced that 1 person a week is dying from heroin in the county. it's 5:49. today more than 200 preschoolers will receive free dental care in virginia. northern virginia community college will host give kids a smile day. that will happen between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.. the annual program provides free dental care to children who don't have access to regular treatment. such a good service. and a lot of dental issues lead to other health issues later on. >> so start the right treatment

early. tom kierein is back with us this morning. and it's -- we're happy that the wind has died down. but still cold out there. >> yeah you now it's stupid cold. >> thank you. really. i don't know what else to say about it. >> sometimes you have to leave the scientific stuff at home and keep it real. >> it will make you stupid if you stay out too long. we do have a beautiful bright moon. it will warm your soul fp. temperatures, yes, under that moon lit sky down to single digits now. gaithersburg only 9 degrees. so is warrington. and oakland. and thurmont. and it's only around 10 in much of fairfax county. southern montgomery prince george's county now just in the low teens. great weather for the drive time today, though. dry pavement for morning, midday and afternoon. we'll have drive pavement throughout the rest of the day with temperatures in the teens

for the morning commute. during the afternoon quite a bit of cloudiness rolling through. we'll be in the low 40s by mid to late afternoon. p so quite a dramatic jump. and then overmy tonight, not as cold if you're going out this friday night, it will be partly cloudy down to the mid-30s by midnight. and then low to mid-20s in the rural areas to mid to upper defense in the city by around dawn on saturday. if you'll be out hike and biking for the weekend, great weather for that. bright sunshine. it will be up around 50 degrees on saturday. sunday great weather for hiking and biking as well. i'll dust off my bike and get it out on the towpath on sunday. should be beautiful weather for that. we'll be in the upper 50s with lots of sunshine. doesn't look like any rain. when you're out and about keep up with the weather no matter where you are with the storm team 4 weather app. post your pics like kim werely did of these fantastic wave clouds that we had coming over us.

she posted that photo on facebook and that was this woodbridge virginia. i'll share your pickss on instragram. it will stay mild on monday. just a smaller chance of rain. and no snow. it will just be too warm. and then we dry out. highs in the 40s each day, morning lows in the 20s. 30s thursday morning. melissa here now with traffic slowing down. >> take a look here. 395 north, that off ramp to glebe is still shut down. alternate is king street. seeing volume now in part because of that crash. taking a look in virginia here again, 95 north bound here dale city don't worry ooch when you see a little bit of yellow there. overall beltway looking quite good. you can see the slow down on 395. beltway at new hampshire is rolling along quite nicely.

beltway at central avenue also looking good. here is a question for you. have you ever passed a street and wondered the significance of its name? who was that person or thing that it was named for and what did they mean to the washington area? wonder no more. i'm starting a new series call meet your street. first story tonight i'll take a look at nannie helen boroughs avenue. so if you've ever had that umm local road moment shoot me a message. i'd love to come meet your street. going to be fun. >> a lot of fun. thanks melissa. a traffic alert for you if you travel on 66. there will be major road work overnight. this work was supposed to happen last night but high winds delayed the project. around midnight tonight, crews will shut down all east bound lanes of 66 between route 29 in centreville and sully road. crews are installing new smart overhead signs. closures shouldn't last more than 30 minutes a the a time andt

a time. an indiana community is stepping up to help an injured girl scout reach her cookie sales goals. she was shot in the leg this week while walk to go her girl scouts meeting. she's expected to be okay, but she can't go door it door to cookities. so the scouts launched and online cookie drive, the money raised will send them on a trirp once she's all better. now you can be part of a historical birthday honor. 103 birthday of former president reagan. a wreath will be laid at his statue at reagan nat and acquiring a new trove of art from the corcoran gallery. more than 6400 works of american and european art will be there

and some of it will go on display at the national gallery starting today. the corcoran closed last year. it has an estimated $2 billion worth of art. p. casino revenue in maryland is down for the second straight month. raising question as the market has been pushed beyond its lirmts. state's largest casino reported revenue of just over $49 million last month, down 8% from january of 2014. a new casino mgm is scheduled to open in 2016 at national harbor. it's not known whether this will pull customers away from the existing casinos. if your son or daughter is apply to go virginia tech they're not alone. the university says applications for admission have increased more than 7% this year. the admissions office says it has received more than 22,000 freshman applications. school officials say that they have also received more than 9,000 34riksapplications for the college of engineering. there are just over 1600 available spots in that school.

wow. a new wegmans supermarket is coming to the ft. belvoir area. that will happen on june 14th at 7:00 a.m. they will open. the help wanted sign is out there. the store is looking to fill about 300 part-time jobs. it will be the company's 7th store in virginia. hater's going to hate. i feel like i'm have the taylor swift song stuck in my head. that's what illinois congressman sharon shock is saying about a deco did dispute. a watch dog group wants to see whether the republican broke house rules by having a professional decorator make his office look like a set piece from the tv show downton abbey. he says the red room was his decorator's idea and he likes it and he's never seen the show p. he's paying for it with his own money. we're learning more about the massive data breach that is hitting anthem insurance companies.

landon dowdy joins us live with that. anthem is trying to shake this off, as well. new reports are merging about the cyber attack at u.s. health insurer anthem. the company reportedly didn't encrypt the data from 80 million current and former customers that was stolen by hackers. it includes social security numbers and home and e-mail addresses. the "wall street journal" says authorities have uncovered evidence the attack may be linked to hackers backed by china's government. radio shack filed for a bankruptcy a move expected for months. the retailer has struggled with transforming itself into a one stop shop for mobile phone buyers. radio shack will sell 2400 stores for its largest shareholder. back to you. right now teens ataring to head back to school after twos classmates were shot. what we're learning about the conditions of those victims and the search f.

right now on "news 4 today," prepare to go return to class after two classmates are shot. the day ahead for teens at frederick high school in maryland as we learn new information about the condition of one of the victims. brace yourself for a cold commute. we're dealing with one of the coldest mornings we've seen in a

month. tom kyrgios here is here with what to wear and i'm thinking a big heavy coat. >> that and warm hat and warm feet too. keep your feet warm. rest of your body will stay warm. we're down to temperatures we have not seen since early january. it's down to just near 10 degrees. district now right in the upper teens to near 20. near the bay, upper teens. much of northern virginia down to just near 10 degrees. so dress accordingly. warm coat hat, gloves. wear something red, too. it's heart health day on this friday. we'll have these temperatures stay below freezing for another couple of hours. we have a clear sky now live view from the storm team 4 tower camera overlooking northwest. your frigid friday headlines, after this frigid morning, a chilly afternoon, but getting above