buses between 8:00 9:00, sunshine and around the freezing mark. and as we look around the region for the headlines for today, we will have lots of sunshine so enjoy this brief break today with highs reaching the low to mid-40s. cold winds, though begin to move in tomorrow afternoon. that he's going to be ush heing the first surge of cold weather into friday and all the way through the weekend and first part of next week we will have fridgegid weather. prince george's county is in the mid-20s also montgomery county. upper 20s fairfax county. upper 20s merein 30 in loudoun county. near the bay near 30 degrees. next weather and traffic on the 1s a look at hometown highs today. now melissa has a delay on mark. brunswick east 890, it is canceled i should say completely

today. we tweeted this out. so brunswick east 890 is canceled today. they have not given us a reason. maryland 95 here at cherry hill road no problems there. taking a look at the beltway new hampshire avenue everybody rolling along nicely there. no construction at the top of the beltway. prince george's county overall looking quite good. branch avenue pennsylvania avenue indian head highway everything is rolling along nicely. and the beltway at van dorn street also looking quite good. again, this is our delay, brunswick east 890, canceled completely this morning. it is just about 5:02. richmond highway is back open following a water main break that caused a sinkhole in alexandria. take a look here is a scene from chopper 4. crews finished the row pairs overnight near angle side street. the water is also back on. right now police are trying to figure out who stabbed a man

to death inside a luxury hotel in the district. that body was found at the donovan hotel on 14th street near thomas circle in northwest. we're waiting for police to give us more information about a possible motive along with the victim's name. crews will return to inspect a bridge over the suitland parkway after falling debris smashed the car wind shield. a woman was behind the wheel when a chunk of concrete fell from 495. today metro is meeting with several leaders from our area to talk about how it's prepared for an emergency. metro's interim gm and board of directors will talk to a group made up of more than 20 governments. met stroe there metro is there because of the underground emergency at l'enfant plaza. news 4 received an inside look at their training facility in landover in response to what happened. d.c. fire and ems also

responding to what happened by friday, it will stop encrypting radio signals which she saythey say hampereded the communication last month. mayor bowser ordered that change. a second teen shot at frederick loosehigh school in maryland is back home. two teens were shot while attending a jv basketball game. police are still looking for whomever was responsible for the shooting. police are asking anyone who was at the game during the shooting on february 4 to hand over any photos or video that may help in the investigation. the other teen involved in the shooting was released from the hospital last week. today you have a chance of winning nearly half a billion dollars. tonight's power ball jackpot an estimated $485 million. fifth largest prize in u.s. history. the cash option here $327.7 million. your chances of winning the

jackpot, about 1 in 175 million. make sure you have the nbc washington app. we'll send you the winning numbers as soon as they are announced. i'm angie goff at the live desk with will developing story out of south korea. two people dead, 43 others hurt after an unbelievable pileup. take a look at this. 100 cars we're told involved this this chain reaction crash on a road that leads to the country's biggest airport. heavy fog believed to be the cause. officials now saying that it seems like this all started with limo running in to the back of one car. budget cutting putting the public and monuments at risk possibly. the park police warning you'll see only on news 4. one patient in northern virginia is quarantined this morning. and they could possibly have the measles. what we will learn today that could lower the risk of

exposure. tom is talking about a brief break from the cold weather. he's tracking your hometown high

. 5:07. today you'll have a chance to attended a prayer vigil outside the white house for bobbyi kristina brown. it starts at 12:30. the 21-year-old has been on life

support since she was found face down in a bathtub almost would week two weeks ago p. whitney houston died three years ago today. it was an accidental drowning and listed cocaine and heart disease as contributing factors. we're hearing new concerns about whether u.s. park police can keep the national monuments safe. mark segraves spoke with the chairman of the park police's union. he said bublg thedget cuts and low staffing levels have kept detectives from effectively investigating homicides and crashes. >> we could have probably gop back and looked at cameras feeds to see vehicles fleeing for instance this hit and run this past week where that skra was killed. right now there are only a couple of cameras police can use on the parkway, although there is a plan to add the five you see here on this map by 2016. in response to the staffing concerns the park police chief

says 18 more officers will join the force next week. just about 9 after 5:00 now. here is a live look outside for you right now why we're expecting things to warm up in a pretty decent way. >> i think it's ready cold already. to think about a plunge farn that worries me. >> well, we're sort of in the pit of winter and it will be feeling like that. but right now not too bad. in vienna it's at 24. this afternoon, should be reaching the low 40s with just a few clouds coming through. another hometown faft,orecast, haymarket, 26 there now. clear and not much wind. bright sunshine through much of the day and a few clouds by mid afternoon, should be in the mid-40s there. another hometown forecast, bowie, prince george's county clear there and 25 with a light wind. lots of sunshine through the morning. ed a then high clouds drifting there by mid afternoon, should be hovering in the low 40s there. a look at that polar plunge and

near record cold temperatures coming up. melissa, still have construction? we do. and we're after 5:00. leesburg pike westbound past chain bridge road, we have the two right lanes blocked. again, supposed to be out of the way. so if you're heading out anytime soon hopefully it won't be in the way. bw parkway looking quite good. 270 at shady grove road no problems here, all these folks headed south. 66 headed in to town, out of town, no issues. and remember we have brunswick line east 890 canceled this morning. new diet guidelines for your diet. why doctors say you can have-46 what doctors saw i can have more of that they warned against years ago. from french fries, butt snerer? probably not. if you're not getting the rest the

14 after the hour. a developing story right now in fairfax county. a patient has possibly come down with measles. that patient is quarantined this morning. richard krorjordan is live with more on what with should learn later today. >> reporter: in just a few hour the health department will have test results back to confirm whether or not this is a confirmed case of the measles. right now the patient is being isolated kept in their home usa a precaution. even without these test results. because the measles is highly contagious. it's not clear where they may have come in contact with the disease. so that is why you have some precautions now in if he could and why health officials are looking at exposure sites. of course the patient did suffer from the typical symptoms which

include high fever followed by rash and bumps. i've posted a link to some of the other symptoms on my facebook and twitter account so you can check it out there. but again, we're expecting confirmation from the fairfax health department later today. s if it is confirmed case of the measles, it would be the first in virginia. richard jordan news 4. and this possible case in fair pax is just the latest in a growing number of measles cases nationwide. ed according to the cdc, 121 people in 17 states and washington, d.c. how have measles. in the last week alone, measles spread to three more states and infected an additional 19 people. the white house says there is now no doubt that american hostage was killed by isis. kayla mueller was taken hostage in august 2013 while leaving a hospital this syria. isis said she died during an air strike. president obama says they are holding on to their policy in not paying ransoms for hostages.

>> my immediate reaction is heartbreak. i've been in touch with kayla's family. she was an outstanding young woman, had a great spirit. >> while they don't know how she died they're certain it was at the hands of isis. a record 20,000 foreign fighters have joined isis. as many as 150 americans are among them. and that is according to an associated press report that cites congressional testimony expected later this morning from a u.s. counterterrorism official. the number includes at least 3400 fighters from western countries in total, fight frers 90 countries have joined isis. it is now 5:17 temperature. theest estu.s. embassy in yemen is shutting down. all americans have already been moved out of the embassy. it issued a travel warning

urging all americans who live in yemen to leave. basketball analyst and former player greg anthony will be back in a d.c. courtroom later this morning. earlier this morning, anthony bled not guilty to a charge of slow soliciting a prostitute. court documents show anthony responded to an ad placed by police. a teen with epilepsy may soon be able to use cannabis oil to treat her condition. the senate passed a similar law last week. 15-year-old jennifer collins from fairfax and her mom helped convince lawmakers to pats the bill. house and senate will thousand work out differences between those two bills. governor mcauliffe has expressed support for medical marijuana in the past. doctors say more teens are using drugs made out of household supplies or bought from smoke shops.

urgent care centers are seeing an uptick in patients using spice and synthetic marijuana and bath salts. doctors say these drugs are particularly dangerous and highly addictive. we didn't know what the chemical k06r78comp position isosition is and reaction is different from regular marijuana. >> spice drugs are second to marijuana use. in news 4 your health an afternoon nap may help restore your health if you didn't get a good night's sleep. researchers found it helps restore your body's immune system. a 30 minute nap could improve your health and stress levels. the small study analyzed hormone levels of 11 men who slept for only two hours the night before. researchers saw a significant improvementle forring a nap, however they still recommend you sleep 7 to 9 hour as night. and at the time's about restoring your health, we figure

you're sick you lay down for a little while, you wake up you feel a little bit better. >> i like to take about five 30 minute naps during my day. that's never going to happen. i bet you that's one of the questions you'll get during your facebook chat today at 10:00 a.m. do you take naps. >> that was a beautiful segue. >> people want to know aaron. get ready. >> i just answered it. darn. well, starting in the next few days google will give you answers too the the health questions you ever. one out of 20 searches is for health information. so now when you search for something like that an answer will appear at the top of your page. google says they hire doctors to fact check information, but you should see a real doctor if you have a serious medical concern. there are so many great websites. but it if there is something that is really bothering you, go see the doctor. >> doctors will tell you to top googling that stuff. >> you'll have 25 different

ailments.leper and have the playing. we want to get you caught up on the forecast. tom kierein stepped outside. >> and what did you find tom? >> it's not too bad. there is hardly any wind at all. and we're under a clear sky. and i'll take that even though it is below freezing. doesn't feel too bad. but wear a keep up with the weather with the storm team 4 weather app. whenever you're outside like i am you can find out what is going on right where you are. and what will be happening this weekend, the coldest air yet is blupging down over much of the eastern half of the down and we'll be right in the middle of that beginning friday and all the way into the weekend. in fact monday we could have near record cold. the record low monday is 5 above zero set way back 110 years ago. we may be near that record cold on monday morning. right now though, feels kind of

balmy my comparison. nearby suburbs are around 20. 30 shenandoah valley and around the bay. there is the clear sky looking off to the west. just a few high clouds will be drifting in later this afternoon. temperatures by noontime should be near 40 hitting the mid-40s by midafternoon. then by dawn thursday down to near 30 degrees. and maybe a few flurries flying through the air a quick passing snow shower tomorrow. colder during the afternoon tomorrow and then the cold winds, look at that gust of wind 40 miles per hour thursday night, that brings in the cold blast, first blast on friday. for valentine's day on saturday cloudy and cold. highs a little above freezing. might get a little light snow on saturday afternoon from light snow. and then sunday cold wind.

sunday will be the most brutal day of the winter so far. winds could be gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour. windchills subzero on sunday and remaining very cold. yes, near record low, but lighter wind. could get a wintry mix on tuesday. stay tuned. let's check now the on what is going on on the roads. dry pavement pretty much all around the place all around town but we have a new crash 15 south at jefferson pike. that just popped up. wider look at things overall no major problems. 95 at fair fax county parkway, that is rolling along quite nicely. same thing beltway at saint st. barnabas road. 270, no problems in and out of town. markc brunswick east 890.

diagnosing yourself very dangerous. my dad will go online and tell you everything you have and none of it is right. >> must be this. >> we could all be doctors. >> right. melissa, thank you. 5:23. say it ain't so. after 17 years of bringing some of the smartest political commentary on tv to a whole new level, jon stewart announced he is stepping away from the daily show. he tolds his audience the new last night. he didn't say what you would be doing next on when the last show will be. his contract, though expires in september. 5:24 now. in new 4/your health official dietitians will working on new recommendations on how much cholesterol you need in your diet. the advisory committee recommends cholesterol no longer be listed as a nutrient of concern. they say it's not associated with increased risk of heart disease which is really the opposite of what we've been hearing for so many years.

that means you may not be advised to limit your cholesterol intake to the current 300 milligrams a day. the average egg has about 200 milligrams so you can enjoy whole eggs instead of only the egg whites. actually a lot of health experts have said it's better to eat the whole egg anyway. just remember eat everything in moderation. don't we say that all the time? moderation. in all things. first ever cuddle convention is set for this valentine's day. >> did you say cuddle? >> yeah. you can't make this stuff up. 100 people will attend the snuggle party in portland oregon on saturday. we're told this is a strictly platonic situation. the events organizers say kud lettersler cuddlers will have to take a concept class where they will be briefed on appropriate touching. >> there are so many things -- >> everything wrong with that. >> snuggling people that you're

not in a relationship with? >> complete strangers weirdos, the whole nine yards. >> that's dangerous. >> we'll see if there's video next week. >> and whether we can show it on tv. 142 bucks national retail federation says on average that's what you'll spend on valentine's day that year. >> a lot of that money will go toward flowers including what could be a big delivery fee. today on the news 4, eric came gonzalez will compare delivery fees including one free option. and if your wallet can use an even bigger brake, we've pinned a lot of inexpensive do it yourself diy valentine day gifts on the nbc washington pin terrorist board pinterest board. i tell my husband not to by me anything for valentine day because it's cheaper the day after. >> does he buy it anyway?

>> yes, he sometimes does. >> smart man. the 200-year-old dining room is now part of the white house tour for the first time. michelle obama surprised the dining room's first ever tour guests in person yesterday. showing off the room's modern redesign. jenna bush daughter of president george w. bush, will share more about the room with us later this morning. including her interview with the first lady. i think we're talk about the private dining room in the residence. >> i think i saw photos. very mice. well, a child with an ders away from her school and is pick up by good samaritan. >> nlsanswers the mother is demanding from the school. what experts say is happening inside the classroom that is impacting how your student learns and it has more to do with your child's teacher than their classmates. the calm before the cold blast. tom is tracking today's warm-up hour by hour.

look being at the stories making headlines, we're watching

a developing story in fairfaxing to learn whether a person has come down with the measles. that person is in self-isolation. and metro will go over its emergency plan. council will learn what the agency is doing to prepare for another emergency like the one in the l'enfant plaza tunnel. today's $485 million million power ball jackpot is the fifth largest prize in u.s. history. cash option is $327.7 million. always go for the cash. no one won saturday's jackpot and it's been growing since. one can 5:31 just about now on this wednesday morning. your weather and traffic on the 1s. here's tom. good morning. starting off this morning, temperatures are subfreezing, but not really terribly cold. we have a light wind, so dress

accordingly. won't need your umbrella, we'll say dry all day with bright sunshine through the day. hour by hour temperatures by 8:00 will be hovering right around 30 degrees with a light wind and bright sunshine. bright and sunny for your lunch hour. should be in the upper 30s to near 40. maybe even touching briefly the mid-40s. a few high clouds will begin to drift in. we'll look at your commuter forecast next weather and traffic on the 1s. we still have a crash 15 south at jefferson pike in frederick. so that looks like we're see something slowdowns after that. not seeing any slow donees here on the map before that at this point. 66 at fairfax county parkway, looking good. no problems in or out of town. beltway at central avenue also rolling right along. 270 at montrose road everyone playing nicely. overall, no major problems inner

loop, outer loop. everything rolling along. and we do have the brunswick east 890, that is completely canceled. i'm back in ten minutes with travel times. students are remembering a teen killed in an early morning house fire students at north county high school came to pay tribute last night. the teen's mother and neighbor also died in that fire yesterday morning when they tried to go back in and rescue hill. . his father and orlando brother managed to escape. the teen's friends called him sonny because they say he was always smiling. >> you'd never see him sad or down. he could be sad from the inside but always cheer you up and smile. he will always be in my heart. >> investigators believe it started in a bedroom but not sure what started it.

fire marshal says it's a good reminder to have an escape plan. 13 people have already died in fire this is year. 7 of those are under the age of 18. today congress may make a decision on military force against isis. tracie potts joining us live to talk about this. we know the president's authorization request will get to the hilda. do we know what he'll say? >> reporter: it's supposed to limit the action against isis to both sides say they like that. what they're not clear on is the language that says this will be limited to enduring offensive combat. kind of vague what is that all about. defensive versus offensive, what exactly will the combat mags include, enduring how long is that. so that's probably what some of the debate will be about.

>> and we know kayla mueller was killed killed. are we sure she's the last american hostage? >> reporter: these the last known american hostage, but the state department says they have reports of other americans who have gone missing. with mueller, they didn't release her identity for the long time at the request of the family because they were concerned isis may do something to her if they made that information public. so what else they may be dealing with behind closed doors with some of the other missing americans could actually be in the hands of sis,isis, we don't know. we're hearing from the father of an 8-year-old girl who left a school without a teacher noticing. rebecca and her husband want their daughter to attend a different school. they plan to meet again with the superintendent this afternoon.

on friday morning, 8-year-old natalia left williams ramsey and started to walk home. a good samaritan found hr her and called police.school never called her parents to say she was missing. police notified the family. >> we have all these concerns, you know safety being the number one. proper supervision to have someone to may go sure that the child is in place where they need to be within a certain reasonable amount of time. >> natalia was gone for about an hour. her parents say their daughter told them she left school because a teacher ignored her complaint about a bully pushing her. we now have some pictures to show you of a man police say stole two kittens if northwest d.c.. take a look. d.c. police say this man in the black cap took those kittens from the petco on 14th street. we first told you about this yesterday. kittens were three months old. there is a $500 reward in this case. it is 5:36.

northern virginia bureau will be back in charlottesville next week as jesse matthew faces murder charges for the death of hannah graham. virginia prosecutors say they are not pursuing the death penalty in this case. graham was a student at uva. her body was found back in october. if he's convicted matthew could be sentenced to life in prison. today president obama is expected to announce the wall of nearly all u.s. troops key employed to fight ebola. the u.s. sent nearly 3,000 troops to help contain the deadly virus. about 1500 troops have already returned. just 100 will remain after april 30. the white house says many functions the military had been handling will now be performed by civilians. marylanders apparently support the new governor larry hogan, but they don't support his proposal to slow the growth of education funding. 27% of those surveyed support the plan 69% oppose it.

overall, 58% of those polled say maryland in a right direction. he is pushing hard to repeal storm water management fees that critics call the rain tap. the republican outlined a new bill yesterday that would let the ten jurisdictions find alternate ways to pay for cleaning pollute rain runoff that washes in to the chesapeake bay. the chesapeake foundation says current law creates funding that counties have failed to produce on their own. a special hiring our heros job pair today starts at 10:00 at quantico. 8:30 there is a jobs workshop. will is for military veterans and their spouses only. the u.s. chamber off commerce says more than 60 employers will be there. teaching is one of the most stressful jobs in the country and now there is a connection between what teachers go through

and its impact on your child inside the classroom. if you have a company phone, be careful about the apps you download. how you could be putting you and your company at risk of a hack. the specific apps leaving you vulnerable. and temperatures are freezing to start. but things will warm up later. until then, tom is tracking what conditions will be on your drive into work.

we know being a teacher is it one of toughest jobs and a new study is stressing the need for better mental health services. researchers in arizona evaluated 27 elementary schoolteachers for symptoms of clinical depression and assessed their students' reading and math skills throughout the rear.year. teachers struggling with depression were more likely to have less quality classrooms. children most vulnerable were those struggling in math.

and our hearts go out teachers. you have to deal with so many kids. and kids have issues too. and who is taking care of the teachers once they're home from the classrooms and the stress of the work world. here is a live look outside for you this morning at the district. lots of traffic on the bridges coming into the city. 31 degrees. >> great weather for your morning, midday afternoon drive time commute with dry pavement. we'll have temperatures with bright sunshine by the morning commute between 7:00 to 9:00 near 30. during the afternoon commute back down to the low 40s after we hit mid-40s midafternoon. dry roads. just a few high clouds. a look at orather and traffic on the 1s. there a delay on marc? >> still have this marc problem bankruptcy wick east 890, not

having this train run at all today. completely canceled. 270 southbound from germantown to the beltway, 16. outer loop 95 to the 270, 10 minutes. same thing looking this virginia 66 east from fairfax county to the beltway, 11 minutes. 95 north quantico to the beltway, 30 minutes. just a couple minutes behind. i'm back in ten. you could be responsible for a hacking on your company and not every know it. the apps to avoid. plus you might have noticed a new kind of bake sale at your child's school. what schools are taking off the table in an effort to keep students healthy. and your weather and traffic are always on "news 4 today". keep an eye on your screen for the current temperatures.

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inspectors will take a closer look at a bridge on the

beltway after a clunghunk of concrete fell and smashed the windshield. a lot of damage to the wind shield and top of the car, too. megan mcgrath is live on the suitland parkway with more on what is happening. >> reporter: the bridge in question is down the road a little bit behind me here. perhaps you can see the headlights of the cars and trucks passing over it. the bridge carries traffic from 495 beltway across suitland parkway. structural engineers say that the bridge itself is strug alley sound. however, yesterday a chunk of concrete fell off of it down to a car below. the driver was headed east on suitland parkway as they passed under, the bridge that concrete fell down and damaged the car. it smashed the went shield. you can see pieces of con right on the roof as well as the trunk. fortunately the driver was not

injured. but obviously not a safe situation. woor expecting engineers to come out here later on this morning just to take another look but they did say they believe everything is structurally sound. but they will try to figure out exactly why this happened how to prevent something like this from happening again. but as of the traffic pattern this morning, everything is normal. we have all lanes opened and the bridge itself is open as well. back to you. 12 before the hour now. today we'll learn how major construction project on 395 could impact your drive to work in the near future. the capital crossing proper skrukt expected to take years as crews put up new buildings. ddot is holding a meeting later this morning on whether the project is on schedule so far this year. you may have some -- may have seen is some changes on hchl street and mass avenue northwest recently as phase three of the

construction just started last week. if you're taking the bw parkway this morning, a review by the new 4/iteam's scott mcfarland reveals state highway officials are worry that had they are blind about what is happening on that busy roadway. scott looked at state transportation reports. in 2013 maryland officials expressed concern that they don't have enough cameras traffic cameras, monitoring drivers and accidents. state officials acknowledge having difficulty responding to incidents because of that. the u.s. park police union which also keeps an eye on state traffic cameras says the lack of eyes in the sky would allow that ability to investigate to be slowed. maryland is adding six new traffic cameras on the parkway next year. if you have a tip for the iteam, call 202-885-4444 or e-mail tips@news 4 iteam.com. it is now 5:50. opening statements are expected later this morning in the trial of the man accused of killing a former navy s.e.a.l. that inspired the movie american

sniper. eddie ray routh is accused of killing chris kyle and his friend at a texas gun range in 2013. kyle's widow will be among the first to testify during that trial. the defense will try to argue that routh was insane and suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. a developing story right now a man is in custody after three mus lum luz muslim students were shot dead. this man the suspected gunman turned himself in. the victims include a 23-year-old dental student at channel hill and his wife and her sister who were also students at north carolina state. police haven't released a motive, but that didn't stop the outrage from erupting on social media. right now we're finding online contribute brutes set up for the victims.

also the #muslim lives matters, that's trending. thousand back to you. it's 5:51. today is day three of our facebook chats. every day at 10:00 ma.m. you can chat with a member of our news 4 team. today, ask me anything. >> you asked for it. >> you can talk with eun on thursday melissa on friday. make sure you like the nbc washington facebook page to take part. tom, did you it yesterday. >> yeah, it was a lot of fun. wanted to know about my sleep hours and about meteorologist in general. so yeah, you'll enjoy it. >> i know nothing about meteorologist. so skip that one. >> we'll talk about journalism with you. and we're talk a brief break today from our winter system. yesterday morning we had the nasty iciness.

today nice blue skies with just a few high clouds drifting through. and that's going to be in later will this afternoon and overnight tonight, getting a little bit cloudier. this evening clouds increasing ahead of a koudcold front. upper teens way out in western maryland. a calm wind, clear sky over the metro area, now live view from the tower camera overlooking northwest washington. temperatures by 8:00 a.m. near 30. bright sunshine wear the sunglasses. by noon we'll be near 40. ought to hit the low to mid-40s by midafternoon then by 5:00 p.m. about with a few high clouds coming in back down to the low 40s. keep up with all the changes that will be blowing this with the storm team 4 weather app. you can check the radar and temperatures. post your picks oiks like kayladid. four day forecast, near 30 tomorrow morning. and then afternoon highs early

afternoon, may just be near 40. then turning colder tomorrow afternoon with gusty winds blowing in dropping windchills into the teens. maybe passing flurries o brief snow shower. winds will be picking up, thursday might we could have gusts to 40 miles per hour. so that will make it feel like it's subzero with the strong winds friday morning. and then friday afternoon liter winds, upper 20s. valentine's day, yes, a day to snuggle inside. we'll have temperatures in the low to mid thursday. might get a little bit of light snow perhaps a light dusting on saturday. temperatures will 15 degrees colder than average. and then brutally cold with strong winds on sunday. highs just near 20. coldest before weather of the season single to kneemere zero on

monday. and now we're looking at traffic. hasn't been too bad. compared to yesterday, nothing bad. right now chopper 4 over the beltway. everybody is rolling along pretty nicely there. do have two crashes to tell you about. evergreen mills, a crash. and 15 southbound at jefferson pike. south of that we are pretty slow through frederick. wide look at things, no major problems. inner loop and outer loop overall looking pretty good. same thing as you're look at 66 into town and into town. 95 a little slow northbound through dale city. do you feel like a little something is missing from your kids' bake sale these days? well those sugary snacks we're used to are gone replaced with healthy snacks. is this all due to new

agriculture rules. a lot of schools say ditching the sweets has not you caused any sugar shock. they are opting for fun runs. >> still like a good brownie, though. >> amen. if you have a company phone, how you use it could put your company at risk for a hack. landon dowdy has more on the specific apps causing the problems. >> good morning. if you use tinder oig, match or e harmony on your company's smart phone, you could be exposing yourself and your employer to hackers. ibm says more than half of the dating achs it analyzed have medium or high security risks. hackers could send spam or install viruses and even remoteryremote ry ly turn on the cameras. good to know. thanks landon. it's thousandnow 5:56.

there is a new book out by a former adviser to president obama and the president is already responding. david axelrod wrote in his book that the president was always this favor of same-sex marriage even though in 2008 he said he supported civil unions instead. axelrod said that was for political reasons. president obama told buzzfeed that was how he felt at the time though. the president announced his support from same-sex marriage in 2012. today you could learn more about a new policing policy. they plan to conduct a series of forums in the faith community. citizens advisory committee will also be put together and will look into successful community police programs in other counties. there will be a big shoutout for fathers of students. mid year forum and awards ceremony will highlight outstanding work by dads in the county. it's also a chance to discuss

the importance of positive father figures in every kid's life. the ceremony is at 6:00 tonight at charles herbert flowers high school. life is slowly starting to get back to normal in the boston area. take a look. now two more storms are taking aim at new england. the region is bracing for more snow on thursday and another storm could potentially hit on sunday into monday. nearly 6 feet of snow has fall nn boston in en this boston in just the past 2 1/2 weeks. we're keeping an eye on fairfax county where work is under way to figure out whether a person there has measles. we'll show you when we could learn if that person has the virus and the work to keep them from spreading it. that's next at 6:00.

right now new concerns about measles in our community. what we're learn willing about this potential new case in fairfax county and the actions expected in the date ahead. but first, a cool start to the morning. just a brief break from winter. tom kierein is here with your bus stop forecast. >> yesterday morning we had the nasty iciness and now today

pleasant with a mostly sunny sky at the bus stop. a light wind. between 8:00 to 9:00, we'll be hovering right around the freezing mark. by then we'll have the sun continuing to climb higher and it will feel nice. and there is the clear sky over northwest washington now. weather headlines for this wednesday, a brief break today from our wintry weather, then a cold went moves in tomorrow. bringing in the first arctic blast that will be lasting through the week he saidend and into in the next week. right now upper 20s and near 30. next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at