hen her suv collided with a school bus yesterday. knight was driving north on old middletown road and hit the front end of the southbound bus. the bus driver and one of the students on board suffered minor injuries. officers say knight was not texting at the time of the crash. her phone was in her pocket. today funeral services will be held for a man who was killed on the bw parkway. rick warrick was hit and killed last week while changing a tire. his fiance was also hit but survived. the driver did not stop after hitting the couple. warrick's viewing begins at 9:00 a.m.. this crash also led to the reassignment of an anne arundel county dispatcher after he told warrick's daughter to stop lining during her call to 911. i'm richard jordan at the live desk. grab your power ball ticket you could be a winner. a $1 million ticket was sold in maryland. that matched all five of the six

winning numbers. so what about the big $564 million jackpot? that will be split three times, winning tickets were sold in north carolina puerto rico and texas. this was a big one because there hadn't been a winner in more than two months. so 11 13 25 39, 54 and you power ball 19. good luck. checking our tickets? >> i need to. they're this will my wallet. >> good that you did it after the show. >> i'll do it during the commercial. it i'm not here afterwards you'll know happened. i love that tom is saying it's mild at just 34 degrees. >> good as it gets these days. let's check this with tol. >> done right balmy compared to what will be moving in later today. we have a windchill advisory the counties in light blue. 7:00 p.m. until 10:00 a.m. on

friday. winds could gust over 40 miles an hour. windchills subzero tonight into tomorrow morning. sky is cloudy. hour by hour quite a change. right now we'll be hovering in the low 30s through 8:00 a.m. then low 40s by around early afternoon. then the big plunge occurs the temperatures will dramatically drop. we could have gusty winds developing by 5:00 p.m. and into this evening.local winds 30 to 35 miles per hour. maybe a few flurries flying through the air perhaps beginninging asbegin beginning as early as noontime. by dawn friday, should be all clear, but we'll have a strong gusty wind greeting you tomorrow morning as the temperatures will be down into the teens by friday morning. so much colder air is going to begin to move in right now. so yeah right now feeling kind of balmy. prince george's county montgomery fairfax county low to mid-30s as is the district of klum bee a and

columbia. coming up a look at your bus stop forecast for this thursday. and again hyattsville east-west highway between adelphi road and 43rd all, all lanes blocked there and also northbound is blocked. alternate is route 1 because of a water main break. we're sending megan mcgrath out there to get shallome shots from the ground. 95 in and out of town no problems in maryland. same thing bw parkway. 66 looking quite good. same thing 95 in virginia northbound and southbound, no major problems there. a little construction here and there. we'll talk about that in the next couple minutes. beltway at colesville rolling along, as well. it's 4:33. this morning we're learning more about a montgomery county man who used his job to collect child porn. 58-year-old marion lee martin was sentenced to 7 years in prison. martin says he used his job at a cvs photo lab to collect

pictures of kids. when he saw a photo that he liked, he'd make a copy for himself. martin also used his cell phone to take videos of young girls walking through the cvs. >> he always had his camera like he would stop in at cvs on the weekend. i'm like where are you off to? he's going to the zoo. and i just thought he liked taking pictures. >> martin told police he also recorded girls at the national zoo in 2013. at his home investigators found tens of thousands of pictures and videos that martin had been collecting since 1977. a rabbi accused of voyeurism will be in court next week and we're now hearing he could take a plea deal. we didn't know the terms of the deal yet. larry freundel is accused of secretly recording a religious bath. we one of those women and her husband. they're against the deal. >> he would not have to face his victims during the trial.

that punishment would be taken away. >> freundel was fired from the kesher israel orthodox synagogue in december. he was the rabbi there for 25 years. there are no plans for any major repairs on a beltway overpass despite a frightening incident where falling concrete smashed a car. kathleen dean who was driving that car told you news 4 it sounded like a bomb. however, in a statement maryland state highway officials say the bridge over suitland road is safe. they say the debris that fell is superficial and has nothing to do with the integrity or safety of the bridge. news 4 did obtain an inspection report that lists the bridge as one of 82 considered structurally deficienting a cross across the state. long time 60 minutes and cbs correspondent bob simon has been killed in a car crash in new york city. it happened on manhattan's west side highway. we're told he was a passenger in a town car that hit another vehicle. the roof was cut off of the town

car to remove simon and driver. both were taken to the hospital. simon died on the way. he was 73 years old. 4:36 now. tonight muslims will gather at dupont circle to remember three college students murdered near the university of north carolina. council on american islamic relations is holding that vigil. last night thousands of students put aside their differences to remember the victims. 46-year-old craig hicks is charged with the murders. many are calling it a hate crime against muslims. so far, though police believe the shootings were the result of a parking dispute at an apartment building. it is now 4:36. today we'll find out who will replace chuck hagel as secretary of defense. there was a unanimous vote to advance ashton carter's nomination. once it hits his desk president obama has ten days to veto a bill authorizing construction of the keystone xl pipeline. it cleared the house yesterday

and is seen as a significant legislative and political victory for republicans. but the president has repeatedly threatened to veto the bill and republicans don't have the votes to override him. advocates say it would mean jobs. opponents are concerned about the environmental impacts. there is a new push to combat drug overdoses especially heroin. in maryland the state attorney general will talk about the initiative in baltimore later this morning. we'll be working with our partner station there to tell you what he says. maryland leaders say there has been a surge of heroin related deaths in that state from about 254 years ago to more than 400 last year. d.c. is now cracking down -- business regulators seized more than $1,000 worth of skoob bisnacks there. we're told district officials are working on other similar

cases right now. in eastern ukraine, a cease-fire deem has been reached after a lot of negotiations between vladimir putin and poroshenko. here are the details. at midnight on february 15 that's on sunday that's when the cease fire will go into effect. thousands have been killed fighting this eastern ukraine. there will also be a removal of heavy weapons. putin is holding a news conference shortly, we'll be watching it here from the live desk. back to you. a little early to be thinking about tanning. but lawmakers are taking action to protect your children. who at the want to ban from the tanning beds. a serious health scare on the west coast. how experts say a person with measles may have spread it to tens of thousands. it will be turning much colder with blustery winds today. tom says that you will want to bundle up early, though.

you can tell metro what you think about its budget plan today. the agency is considering raising fares by ten cents per ride and adding two minutes to how long you wait during peak travel times. you can weigh in at 1:00 today. we put a link for online comments on on nbcwashington.com. there is now a serious health alert concerning one case of measles on the west coast. officials say a person with the disease was commuting on mass

transit in northern california this week. possibly exposing tens of thousands people. the person recently item at a popular san francisco restaurant and may have exposed co-workers at linkedin. health officials are still tracking the patient's movements. we're getting ready for the big chill to move in. >> let's check in with tom kierein now with your weather and traffic on the 1s. >> if you're about to head out the door we'll have a cloudy sky we'll stay hovering in the low to mid-30s. that will drop down to the upper 20s to near 30 between 7:00 and 8:00. after that a lot of clouds around. not much of a warming. it will just be near freezing between 8:00 and 9:00 this morning. and won't have much wind yet. that will be developing later today. by noontime, we'll be into the low 40s. might have a few scattered flurries around. then wind blown passing snow showers are possible by late afternoon.

back down into the 30s by then. a look at how much longer this cold blast will last coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s. just talked with police east-west highway between a delphi and 43rd is still where the problem is. westbound is now the only area shut down. eastbound is open. and northbound a delphi oig. megan mcgrath will be there in a couple minutes. we're learning the punishment for former airline executive after a midair tantrum over snacks that forced an emergency. facebook and the after life. we'll tell you what the site's new immortality policy is about and how it's letting you connect with friends after you're long

lawmakers in annapolis will hear evidence to support a ban on indoor tanning for minors. it says people who use indoor tanning machines before the age of 35 increase their arriving of being diagnosed with skin cancer by 59%. the bill has died in the is that the for thesenate for the past three years. the d.c. public charter school board will decide to revoke the charter of the dorothy high school. . the board started an investigation after staff noticed a lot of money problems he school. there was a rally in hopes of keeping the school 0e7. the open. the board will vote this morning. we will know tonight whether two schools will close at the end of this year. the school system ceo has recommended thomas clag get oig

and kenmoor close. children currently enrolled would be assigned elsewhere. the board votes tonight at 7:00. and it take a look at this scene here a high speed police chase came to a dramatic end in dallas. the suspect tried to split between two vehicles stopped at a red light. violently ramming them from behind. the passengers in one of those vehicles quickly approached the suspect's car. they were able to throw him down to the ground right before police moved in and arrested him yesterday. a teen in the minivan was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the defense lawyer for a family who allegededly staged a kidnapping says they meant well. attorney charlie james says authorities have blown the case out of proportion. three missouri family members facing charges of felony kidnapping and child neglect for hiring someone to take a 6-year-old boy. family says they were just trying to teach the boy about stranger danger. p. 4:48. this man in this photo is now

facing charges in hawaii for stealing an australian golfer's credit cards. 32-year-old owen harbison stole the wallet of peter allerby and racked up charges. police say they have no evidence to back up the abduction claims. new this morning from the live desk former airline executive is going to jail for a year after throwing a tantrum on a plane. the work was working for korean air at the time. back on december 5, she apparently got angry that she had been offered macadamia nuts in a bag instead of on a dish. that's what caused the outburst and then the executive ordered the pilot to change his course also threw a crew member off the plane once it landed. prosecutors had originally asked

for three years in jail but she got one year. all over a bag of nuts. that's the latest from the live desk. 4:49. today loudoun county sheriffs are bringing ground on a brand new station. they gave us this rendering of what it will look like once it's done. the new station will be on west loudoun street. members of the board of supervisors, sheriff's command staff and other loudoun county leaders will be there this morning at 9:00. that station expected to open by 2016. today you can tell vdot what you think about a new project in stafford county. vdot wants to improve the intersection at ferry road from route 3 to mt. vernon avenue. at 5:00 tonight, you can stop by the hearing and see the design proposal and ask questions. it will be at the fredericksburg residency officer on deacon road. as shelters fill up dozens of homeless men and women are being put in hotel rooms in montgomery county. scott mcfarland obtained records showing there was an overflow last month. he asked county officials about

that. they told him 88 homeless people were put in hotel rooms. there were nearly 900 homeless at one point last year. a rookie nypd officer accused of killing an unarmed black man has been released without bail this morning. he says he accidentally shot the plan while patrolling a darkened stairwell in a public housing development with another officer. both had been on the force for less than 18 months. he pled not guilty to manslaughter charges. right now he's on desk duty and could be suspended without pay. new this morning, facebook announced a new policy that lets profiles live on after someone dies. the new policy lets you designate a friend or family member to be your facebook estate executer. and manage your account when it you're dead. all you have to do is choose a legacy contact and that contact can respond to new friend

requests update the cover and profile photos and archive your facebook posts and photos. aaron is shaking his head. i am too. until now when facebook verified a death, it memorialized the account, which mean it is could be viewed not edited. is i don't want my facebook page to live on. >> i had a friend die a few years ago and his siblings took over his facebook page and it was so weird to see new posts coming from his facebook account. >> what would they post though? >> it was comments. wasn't in his voice or thinking. but just a little 4:51. you've been warning about the chill heading our way. >> and the models that came in overnight showing this arctic blast is still on track to come and hit us by later today. right now the timing arriving is a little bit later, but strong gusty winds will bring in

windchills dropping by this afternoon. by 4:00 p.m. windchills will be in the upper 20s. by this time tomorrow morning, windchills from 5 above to 5 below zero. what a blast of wind will be coming in. and we will have our we said gusts by 6:00 p.m. around 30 to 35 miles per hour. in fact even near 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts in the shenandoah valley around the bay mid 30-mile-per-hour wind gusts. these are future winds. going forward, 8:00 p.m. winds gusting to near 40 miles per hour around the metro area as well as shenandoah valley and into the mountains. ed a look at these wind gusts by 11:00 p.m. still gusting to around 40 miles an hour. winchester wind gusts to low 40s as we get in to the late evening hours. as a result, we have the windchill advisory all these counties in blue shenandoah valley, western maryland for these subzero windchills that will be moving in later tonight all the way into friday morning.

temperatures right now feels balmy compared to what will be moving in overnight tonight. good weather for the drive time this morning and midday and afternoon. we'll have dry pavement, we'll have temperatures in the low 30s with dry roads for the morning commute. then the afternoon maybe a few flurries flying lieuthrough the air as we drop back into the upper 30s with a blustery wind. breezy tomorrow staying below freezing saturday for valentine's day, highs low to mid-30s. might get light snow from passing snow showers. and then the coldest weather moves in on sunday into monday. very windy again. highs only low to mid 20s. single digits monday morning. windchills subzero. maybe a few flurries on tuesday. melissa is here now. some construction in bethesda wisconsin avenue southbound at east-west highway, usually by this time of the morning, this is out of the way, but you can see we have two right lanes blocked. you are getting by here but it

could start causing a problem there. more construction leesburg pike westbound at 123, one lane blocked there. same thing left lane blocked 95 north at dumfries road. that should be out of the way in the next little bit. east-west highway in hyattsville, water main break between adelphi and 43rd, westbound east-west highway is blocked. alternate is route 1. megan mcgrath is on the way to that scene. and suit lied silver hill road at plaza drive two left lanes blocked. a little construction and water main break all mixed together. why all bargain shopping may not be a good thing. a new research which says it can be unhealthy for you and your family. and the so-called leak in washington which sent many of you and the internet into a frenzy. >> your weather and traffic always on news 4 throughou

person heal? tonight the story of a maryland pastor who made a miraculous recovery from a deadly disease. want to show you some images. michael freeman pastor of the spirit of faith cristhristian center was lying unconscious as pneumonia attacked his lungs. when he woke up he had no idea

that his recovery is something some are calling miraculous. >> i tried not to go back there a lot simply because i thought i was asleep for a night. and here it was three to four week later. >> coming up tonight at 11:00, doreen gensler will have what doctors say helped the pastor make the miraculous recovery. today there is a presentation you can see at the smithsonian honoring the first black graduate of m.i.t.. the u.s. postal service will dedicate a stamp to robert robinson taylor this morning. it's happening at the national postal museum at 11:00. taylor saw the design and construction of the muskogee institute. today you can commemorate the 206th anniversary of abraham lincoln. the birthday celebration ceremony will be held at his

memorial today. it will be hosted by the national park service. you're invited to take part. there will be live music and guest speakers there throughout the district. a special lon or forhonor for an nfl player who doubted his caught's fight as he battled for a spot on the bengals roster. last might he received the tracy's kids courage award. comcast sponsors that world and the executive vice president was there to present to still. he explained why tracy's kids is so important. >> it's art therapy for kids undergoing cancer treatment make it easier for the families for the kids make it actually fun to come. it can be a really scary experience. >> nbc 4 is owned by comcast. . netflix is blaming a technical glitch for accidentally releasing house of

carts two weeks early. the episodes have been pulled. house the cards twitter account posted a quick note saying this is washington, there is always a leak. all 13 of season three will be launched on february 27. stay with us. "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m.. get ready for a cold blast. temperatures expected to dip into the single digits. >> tom kyrgios reason says it won't start out that way, but you will still need those layers. tom is taking a look at what to wear in your forecast. >> good morning. starting off this morning, feeling kind of balmy. just a few clouds around. that's a live view from the tower camera. your weather headlines turner colder and very strong winds will be moving in tonight. and then a frigid pattern develops begin being late tonight and continuing all the way into mid week thegs week. temperatures right now