reason there is a windchill advisory. good morning. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome to "news 4 today". we have team coverage of the cold weather and we begin with tom kierein in the storm team 4 "weather center". >> coldest windchills are right now. it is near 10 below zero windchill in hagarstown. windchill there 8 below zero. windchill this gaithersburg is minus 3. manassas prince william county windchill there is at minus 4. much of prince george's county windchill there as well minus 4, minus 5 martinsburg, minus 6. feels like zero right in washington baut windbecause the winds are still whipping up. peak gusts now are around 25 to 30 miles an hour. your weather headlines for this frigid friday morning, we'll still have blustery winds for the morning and it will stay subfreezing all day long. and then higher winds moving in saturday night into sunday.

and all around the region right now, we have temperatures that are right down into the teens to mid teens around the bay to near 10 degrees. next weather and traffic on the 1s a look at our hour by hour windchill changes for the day ahead. >> the cold weather is already you cause something changes thorn. anne arundel county schools are on a two hour delay. d.c. has as activated its cold emergency plan. additional warming shelters will be set up for homeless people. and strict animal cruelty laws are in effect. you're reeminded not to leave your dog outside on a leash or you could face a 5$500 fine. you'll need the full gear today. megan mcgrath is live in woodbridge with some chilly commuters. >> i know you told your kids hats glove scarves. >> she's so cold she's blue. >> reporter: i'm blue? oh no. that would probably be a white

balance issue, not the cold here. a technical glitch. but we live in anne arundel county so my kids have a two hour delay. so they were all snug and lisa sleeping in when i left. but one way of handling it injuries dicks just giving a little extra time for things to warm up. we're here at a commuter lot just out of 95 and off of prince william parkway. it's cold enough just moving around and going about your business but how about just standing here waiting for a bus? no movement at all. you look very very cold. >> i am very very cold. >> you have tears coming out of your eye. >> that's what happens when it's too cold. >> so what are you doing to beat it? >> i have my alaska jacket on that i got in alaska. and just layers. that's all. and hot coffee. >> and hopefully that bus will come soon. layers, the key. and you just got to dress appropriately if you're going outside. very very cold. now, with more on traffic, we'll send it over to melissa mollet.

breaking news right now in brandywine. it is cold out there this morning. we have a new crash here crepe highway southbound at short cut road. this is one we talked about a little bit ago. now all lanes are closed. so alternate is indian head highway. trying to get more information on this see how long this will be in the way. but that is the bigr look into robs on the beltway. 95 bw parkway, everything moving along quite nicely. 66 and 95 in virginia also looking good for us here this morning. no major issues there either. do have this still in hyattsville for us. west bound east-west highway between 43rd and adelphi, those two lanes blocked. water main breaks all over the place because of the chilly weather. it's 5:03. we're following a developing story, d.c. police officer involved this a shooting with a robbery suspect. this happened just after midnight near the u street corridor on 15th street in caroline. richard jordan is at the scene

for us with new information on what led up to the shooting. >> reporter: a lot of police officers are here too, the investigation is under way. take a look. further down the street this is 15th. a few blocks down is swan street. that's where all of this started early into the morning. d.c. police officers say they came in contact with a robbery suspect, an officer tried to get that suspect into custody. shots were fired. it seeps likems like the officer fired shots, suspect fired shots. things moved further north to 15th and carolina and that'se care caroline. and they're trying to determine if the police officer shot the suspect or the suspect shot himself. that's unclear at this point. that's why he is gateinvestigators are here trying to figure it out. s suspect was critically

injured. not clear if he was able to survive the gunshot wound. still waiting for information on that. but the d.c. police officer was not injured here. an active investigation, several streets are closed just off of u and 15th. so an area to avoid this morning as the investigation continues. reporting live this morning in theft washington richard jordan news 4. right now take a look at your television. d.c. police say it is critical they find this boy. take a look. 12-year-old anis hassan has been missing since yesterday much. he was last seen near kelly miller middle school in northeast washington. police say he was wearing an orange and gray jacket, a school logo shirt and khaki pants. we put his picture on the nbc washington facebook page. top brass at metro will be on capitol hill today to answer questions about last month's smoke emergency. the general manager and the chairman of the board will join ntsb investigators at that hearing. scott mcfarland learned that lawmakers will focus on how metro inspects the third rails

on the system's tracks. there will also be a review of how first responders are trained to handle metro emergencies. a man named jonathan rogers is also scheduled to testify. he was one of the passengers who posted a series of alarming photos from inside that smoky train car near l'enfant plaza. keep your phone handy. the nbc washington app will send push alerts with any new developments from today's hearing. maryland lawmakers are smeting a fewsmet ing a submitting a new bills based on recommendations from the economic development business climate commission p one plan is to restructure agencies under a secretary of commerce another bill creates an apprentice ship program for create job opportunities for young people. well, the time is 5:06. while high school graduation rates are rising in some parts of the country the concerning distinction d.c. students have

this morning. florida and and if you're waiting in the cold, make sure you're prepared. tom is tracking your windchills. and if you think we have it bad here, wait until you hear what our neighbors in the northeast are expecting again.

a majority of americans want president obama fight isis, but confidence in the president's strategy is lack. 48% of americans have little to no confidence in the strategy. two thirds of americans believe the united states and its allies will ultimately be able to defeat isis. you can't hide from winter this year. today 17 states are under windchill advisories or warnings. a blast of arctic air affecting temperatures from the midwest to the deep south, midwest and northeast can expect single digit temperatures for the next several days. even from alorida and deep south are facing below average temperatures. for new england, this comes ahead of yet another snowstorm adding more than 6 feet of snow that has buried that region. adding up to that, i should say. p. >> i feel so bad for people living in the northeast. i can't imagine then the thaw. an spring doesn't come early.

at least we have something to look forward to somewhat soon. >> it will be rough for sure and around here, a rough couple of i days, too. 17 degrees outside our studios right now. and that doesn't account for the wind. your weather and traffic on the 1s now. here's tom. peak wind gusts overnight of 40 miles per hour. minus 5 to 5 between 8:00 this morning, between 11:00 through 1:00 windchills around 10 to 15. and then the winds diminish. by late afternoon, windchills will be around 20 to 25. next weather and traffic on the 1s a look at how much longer this cold air will linger. melissa, what is going on? very cold thorn. i wanted to show you my car here when i got into the car it said 11 degrees. almost got back out and said i think i'm sick today. would that have worked? probably not. brandywine crain highway at short cut, still have a crash. alternate indian head highway.

police say they think this is clearing out of the way shortly. so shouldn't be too much of a problem too much longer. 95 in and out of town looking pretty good. same thing 66 at lee highway. and then 270 also rolling along. north part of 270 at old hundred road. we have breaking news at 5:12. just in, new information and video about a deputy involved shooting. and this is

welcome back at 5:15. 15 degrees outside of our studios. and you can see from these temperatures around our region, really cold. teens just 10 in gaithersburg and that is not factoring in the windchill. >> you see 12 in manassas. we have chuck bell woodbridge with more. >> reporter: good morning.

just in case you weren't 100% sure it is 100% cold outside this morning. we brought the 4 x 4 down here to the commuter lots at woodbridge virginia. current temperature, it's cold outside. we have a 15 degree reading right here. and more importantly, when you factor in the winds which are averaging about 15 miles per hour, it has the windchills all the way down to zero this morning. so you're going to need to have everything you got to stay warm today on your what to wear forecast. just be ready to layer up, everybody. it's probably a three or four layer kind of a morning. might even be the long johns recommended for this time of the morning. current windchills are generally at or just below zero. so have your heaviest winter gear ready to go before you head out to work and school on your friday. it will stay cold much of the weekend, too. tom will have more on that coming up. you know it's cold when i have my ears protected. that's the serious part. >> i was just going to say chuck, there is the most bundled

up i think i've ever seen you this winter. so we're taking seriously. thank you, chuck bell live in woodbridge for us. 5:17. today marion barry's son will be back in a d.c. courtroom on charges he threatened a bank teller. marion c. barry has pled not guilty. according to court documents, a pnc bank employee would not allow barry to withdraw from an already overdrawn account. barry then threw a trash can and broke a surveillance camera. that's according to police. the incident happened last month at the china town branch. barry is currently running for his late father's vacant ward 8 d.c. council seat. today we're learning a tooes rabbi could face more charges. 152 is the number of women police have identified on video who were caught by hidden camera by rabbi barry freundel. the rabbi is accused of recording them during a ritual bath in georgetown. he's charged with voyeurism. >> i'm just very shocked.

i'm shocked and it's just an amazing amount of victims. >> some of the videos date back as far as 2009. freundel has a hearing date set for february 19th. new information this morning on the deadly stabbing of a d.c. lawyer. police say david messerschmitt may have been set up. messerschmitt was found stabbed to death in a fourth floor room at the donovan hotel on tuesday. i'm molette green at the live desk with some breaking news. just got shall video in and new information after the shots were fired along a parade route in new orleans to kick off the carnaval weekend. we've learned one person a man in his early 20s, has died at the hospital. another fighting for his life. police do have a suspect, a possible suspect in custody. the parade rolled on last night even as police put up barriers around the crime scene. that is the latest. back to you. it's 5:19.

now to a developing story. the fbi says it's opening an inquiry into the execution-style killing of three university of north carolina students. dozens gather this haddhafithered in dupont circle to show solidarity. police say the students who were all muslim were killed in an argument over a parking spot with a neighbor. friends are concerned religion could be a motive. parents and students at two local schools face big changes. thomas claggett and kenmoor will close and students will be shifted to other schools. kenmoor will be converted in to an early childhood education center. the board made that decision last night. hift some sixth grade students from elementary school into middle school. this is part of the board's long term plan to shift all sixth grade classes to middle school. studies have shown sixth graders perform better when in a middle school setting. 5:20 now. graduation rates here in the district are the lowest in the

nation. u.s. high school rates rose to 81% between 2012 and 2013. while d.c. sits at 62%. the national percentage has seen an improvement from the previous year but it still means that one out of five students are leaving school without ady proceed he made. the highest rate was in iowa at 90%. more than equipment helped police nab a couple of sus pemgts pektedpekt ed car thieves. is this a bait car. looks like any other car, except it has hidden cameras and microphones that start recording when someone tries to break in. police did tentepartment was watching and they tracked help down pretty fast. >> send that image to that officer's smartphone. so as they're looking for someone that has run away, they can look at their smartphones and when shall be says it wasn't me they go how about this maybe this is you.

>> both men have been charged with breaking and entering a motor vehicle as well as theft. if you're still looking for someone to spend valentine's day with d.c. may be the perfect place to look. that's according to a new study by silver spring row.zillow. it says there are a lot of rich single people living in the district so the perfect lays to find love. the study also found d.c. has a lot of date spots and high percentage of new people single to the area. which is true. we have a lot of people moving here for work a lot of young professionals. and talk about date spots. all the museums, wonderful restaurants. p. >> hard to identify the rich ones though. >> do you want name tags? >> a lot of dollar signs somewhere. >> just put it all out there. make it easier for us. 5:21 our time. and it's 17 degrees outside our studios. whatever you have to layer up with today, put it on. >> that's right. tom kierein here now with your frigid friday forecast.

>> if you have somebody to cuddle with, do that, too. we are starting off very cold. temperatures in the teens. look at the current windchills it feels like zero in washington. windchills around the bay are generally low sink gem digits. north and western suburbs, windchills around 2, 3 below zero. coldest windchills are in washington county panhandle of west virginia, noorn sheprthern shenandoah valley. windchills will be gradually improving as we get into the rest of the day. right now these are the peak wind gusts. there are been about 25 miles per hour to near 30 mile-per-hour wind gusts around the lower part of southern maryland and the eastern shore. for the bus stop this morning, still windchills at the lowest around 5 below zero. temperatures in the low teens. then 8:00 to 9:00 temperatures mid teens, windchills right around zero. we'll have bright sunshine though. and then later today, we'll have bright sunshine. then over the weekend, saturday

night into sunday morning, a high wind watch. gusts to 60 miles an hour saturday night into sunday morning for all these counties in color. northern virginia metro area around the bay and the eastern shore and up if to northern maryland near the pennsylvania border. overnight tonight, increasing clouds down to the teens tomorrow morning. and then during the day on saturday, we'll have a lot of clouds around up near 40 early afternoon. and then afternoon snow showers, then becoming very windy saturday night with those gusts to 60 miles an hour. they continue into sunday morning, sunday afternoon highs only reaching around 20 degrees. and then the coldest temperatures down to single digits on monday morning. near record cold. record for reagan national on monday morning is 5 degrees. afternoon highs, mid-20s on president's day. and then on it tuesday into wednesday, there is a smaller chance of some snow. european model doesn't give us any snow. the american model, though which has handled the extended range better this winter is

giving us light snow tuesday night into wednesday morning. so stay tuned on that. next weather and traffic on the 1s your commuter forecast this friday coming up at 5:31. an update on the brandywine crash. crain highway southbound at short cut road all lanes now open. so that of course is good news. short cut an interesting name. we'll be talking a lot about interesting names today as people probably have questions or suggestions about meet your street. i'll be on facebook this morning at 10:00 a.m. on the nbc washington page if you have questions for me. i'm happy to answer. wide look at things overall no major problems into town, out of town inner loop and outer loop all looking good.along. and 95 at dale boulevard also moving along. still have this problem in hyattsville. westbound east-west highway, two lanes blocked from the water main break. it's now 5:25. two more women have come forward accusing bill cosby of drugging

them. one of the women says the comedian sexually assaulted her during their 1969 encounter. more than two dozen women have accused the 77-year-old of sexual assault. he has denied all the allegations and has never been charged with a crime. same-sex couples this mobile county alabama are waking up this morning to full marriage rights. within hours of a judge ordering the county to issue same sex marriage licenses late yesterday, some couples had already said i do. cheers went up when the probate office windows opened. a congressman is getting a lot of attention for being a bit of a camera hog. this is georgia congressman buddy carter giving a passionate speech in the house. then congressman andy harris slides into a seat behind him and he appears to be winging at the camera. did you see it? it's subtle. spokesman for the republican says he was texting and winging oig at his mother. heiress says she gets a big kick out of seeing him on c-span.

we're giving him a pass because it's for his mother. you know my mother watches us every morning. >> and does she tell you -- she texts you to say this is good this is bad some. >> no no, afterwards. she thinks we're doing a good job. >> hi mom. it's not what you expect to see when you're in the courtroom. >> you have to see this. we'll call it a feisty exchange between a florida woman and a judge. >> i make them banana bread and chocolate pudding pie. >> there you go. well he probably -- >> i make a mean chili. >> there you go, ma'am. i got to tell you you brighten my day, ma'am. >> that's what the last guy said. >> hello. that is 80-year-old deloris she was cracking up the judge and all the other inmates behind her. the sassy senior is accused of violating a protective order from her ex-husband. she pled not guilty to that. >> and she said she was not

going to go near him again. she did. she promised the jukdge. >> i like her. 5:27 our time. and 17 degrees here in tenleytown. police made an arrest after kittens were stolen. what police are looking for before they can close the investigation. and if you stay inside today, if you can, do it. frigid temperatures have the area in a team freeze. take a live look right now. tom is timing out what it will feel like when you head out the door. plus after a car windshield is crushed by debris from a local bridge the action maryland officials are taking to make sure it doe

right now as 5:30, it is down right frigid outside on this friday morning. when you add the winds, it feels like zero degrees in some places. even colder. you will want to make sure that you grab your warmest sweater everything you can just put it on. >> i had to get the big scarf out this morning. you really will feel the bitter cold. just a slap you in the face kind

of cold out there. tom kierein is watching these temperatures pl. >> i love my puffy coat. really well insulated. and don't forget your footwear too. insulated socks make a big difference. starting off this morning, winds are diminishing. the temperatures are down. current temperatures are only in the low teens to mid teens all across the region from the mountains all the way to the chesapeake bay though it is below zero now that's not the windchill, oakland is 4 below zero. that's the air temperature. good weather for the commute today, everything is dry this morning. good for the morning midday and afternoon commute. we'll have though very cold temperatures still in the mid teens for the morning commute. then for the afternoon commute, you need sunglasses bright sunshine dry roads. temperatures in the upper 20s by late in the afternoon. and look who is layered up this morning. shear chuck bell. where are you now check? >> reporter: good morning, tom. you know, there is a little something to be said for seniority. i hope you're comfortable in that studio.

it's cold out here at the commuter lot the in woodbridge. we have a windchill down near zero this morning. and actual air temperatures not much of a bargain this morning. 4 x 4 says it is 9 degrees here in woodbridge. so no matter where you are, if the cold nt won't get you, the windchill will. so be prepared for it. windchills will be hovering at or below zero here for the next couple of hours. even with the sun coming out the windchills will stay in the single digits and maybe only up into the teens. so have your wamrmest layers on. i have my hat, scarf got it all. >> and you'll need all of it. stay warm please. do have a cancellation on marc. penn 407 and 505 those trains canceled. still having southbound departures on other trains but these two specific trains are canceled completely. taking a look 95 in maryland, no

problems. same thing at bw parkway north and southbound. 270 is looking quite good. wide look at things, enerinner loop and outer loop moving along and 95 at dale boulevard also rolling along. travel times in a couple of minutes. we have two school delays to pass along this morning. anne arundel county schools are on a two hour delay. and morgan county schools are on a two hour delay as well. 5:33. it's been a deadly winter in maryland because of the freezing cold temperatures. three more people have died as a result of the cold weather. the department of health says the three people died last week. the victims were from charles and baltimore counties. officials say 19 people have died in maryland because of this cold this winter. >> and the cold can be tough on your car, too. mechanics say check your battery strength because a weak battery when it's warm will turn into a dead battery when it's cold. also make sure you have at least half a tank of gas. that will revent the fuel line

from freezing. and check the tire pressure often. and if about youp uabout you park outside, you can cover the car hood with a tarp to keep it a little warmer. there is better news. when tom says the winds will die down. that's at 5:41. new this morning, police say they caught the person responsible from stealing two kittens from a petco. police arrested the teen yesterday. the robbery happened on monday at the petco store on 14th street northwest in columbia heights. the three month old kitten enten haven't been found. they belong to last chance animal rescue and were up for adoption at petco. a woman accused of murdering a virginia tech student will be sentenced without going to trail. jessica ewing entered an alfred plea, so she maintains her innocence but the state has enough to convict her. ewing was charged with strangling samantha last year.

she was from vienna. ewing faces up to 20 years to life in prison. miss have identified one of the suspects in an armored car robbery. sheriff's deputies say jared williams shown here is one of the two men who tried to rob an armored car yesterday afternoon in loudoun county. there was a shoot-out and one of the suspects was hit at least four time. the men escaped, but police caught up to them several miles away. this morning we're hearing from local veterans about a new tax legislation backed by larry hogan. it would eliminate the state inco on their military pensions. >> the money that i pay in taxes i would be able to put additional money into educational fund for my grandchildren. >> hoe dwangan announced the plan yesterday during a gathering in greenbelt. the governor said tax relief would be phased in over four years. philadelphia will be the site for the 2016 democratic national convention. party leaders announced the

decision yesterday. the convention will be held on the week of july 25th. the republican national convention will be in cleveland one week earlier. i'm molette green at the live desk with breaking news. deadly attack at a shiite mosque in pakistan. we've learned that 19 are killed. dozens wounded after gunfire and explosion reported in. a lot of you are using the express lanes and it's leading to big revenue. and protectinging ingyou from future dangers and. a protecting on line what the white house does about hacking threats. >> and and of course theof course the bitter cold blast.

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a lot of you are using the express lanes and it's lead to go big toll revenue. the company that runs the lanes says it's taking in an average of about $103,000 per weekday. about 33% of weekday trifrdrivers are getting a free trip by using e-zpass flex. average toll is just over $4. a full revenue report will be issued in april. transportation crews will begin in-specting more than two dozen bridges across the state. a chunk of concrete fell on to a woman's car on tuesday. that bridge has been deemed structurally deficient, but it is still safe for travel over the state says. you can find out if you travel over or under one of the 27 bridges on your commute. check out the nbc washington app

and search bridge inspections. we're talking about dangerously cold temperatures. really you have to pay attention to how you're dressed and how long you have to be outside on a day like this. >> your weather and traffic on the 1s now at 5:41. >> those winds overnight were hauling through the woods. sounded like howling wolf on a base guitar. but now winds have diminished. peak gusts are around 20 to 25. highest one in southern maryland at the 32 now. there are the flags at union station. they're still flapping in some winds around 20 to 25. we'll stay this way through 8:00 with temperatures mid teens. finally the winds die done by noontime and the rest of the afternoon. bright sunshine lighter wind. highs reaching upper 20s. look at our next chances for snow coming up at 5:51. delays on metro this morning. orange line delays to new carrollton so that will slow some of us down here this morning. taking a look at travel times, 270, 495, everything in maryland

looking quite good. same thing as you're looking at virginia. everybody behaving themselves. quantico to the beltway, 24 minutes before 66 on minutes. 66 on time, as well. new information we've learned overnight about a police shoot-out in northwest washington. >> laughing checking himself out, puts on shades inside. the message president obama wants you to hear in this new video which is quickly going viral. >> your weather and traffic are always on "news 4 today." you can seat current temperatures throughout the break.

good morning. temperatures right now are down to the low teens to just near 10 degrees throughout much of the region. the winds havedy diminished but

it is a frigid friday morning. so dress accordingly. wear your warmest winter gear. hood warm coat warm hat, didn't forget the warm footwear. you won't need your umbrella. we'll have bright sunshine. make sure you have warm gloves and a scarf. if you'll be out for more than five minutes, you will appreciate the fact that you layered up with your warmest winter gear this morning. >> tom, thank you. it's now 5:46. president obama wants to remind you that the deadline to sign up for health insurance is looming. it take a look at this, the president posted a pretty entertaining video on facebook to remind you you of this. so far it has 15 million hits. if you don't seen up for health insurance by sunday you will have to pay a fine. nbc's tracie potts is live on capitol hill with more. that was a funny video, tracie. so what are these deadlines for our region? >> reporter: well, we know that the deadline is sunday for everyone. february 15th. what that means is if you're under 65 if you don't have medicare, you don't have medicaid and you do not have

health insurance through your employer you have to sign up for one of these plans or you'll get hit with a fine of $325 or 2% of your income when you file your taxes. that fine is a little higher than last year. so sign up. we've been digging into the numbers from the kaiser family foundation. what we found is that in our area people in the district just over half were eligible have signed up so far. in virginia, about 40%. the lowest in the area maryland at only 22%. the other thing you need to keep in mind is that the prices of these plans have changed. so what you already had, you might want it take another look. it may be cheaper or higher. we know in the district the average price per month for a silver plan if you're 40 and nonsmoker is about $242. a little less than that in maryland. in virginia, quite a bit higher. it's $260. even more if you're in arlington and fairfax county. they're already over the $280 mark. so you can see there is a $30,

$40 difference depending on where you live. >> thanks for breaking the information down for us. tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. thank you. 12 before the hour. developing this morning, several roads near u street corridor in d.c. are closed. police are investigating after a d.c. officer exchanged gunfire with a robbery suspect. richard jordan is live with more on why this investigation is taking several hours. >> reporter: it will take a while because there is still a lot to sort out. it is not even clear at this point who shot the suspect. take a look. this is 15th street at caroline that is just one block south from u street. a lot of police activity here. but this all started just a few blocks ss done on swan street. d.c. police officers say they came in contact with the robbery suspect, they tried to get the suspect into custody. that's when shots were fired.officer fired shots, the suspect fired shots. things moved up over to caroline street and that's when the

suspect was shot. it's unclear if the police officer shot the suspect or if the suspect shot himself. we're learning that the gunshot wound appears to be consistent with a self-inflicted gun shot wound, but because there were so many shots fired, it's hard to tell at this point where the shot came from. we know the suspect was critically injured. we're still waiting for an update to see if he's able to survive that injury. the d.c. police officer is doing okay. but a lot of streets closed off here just off of u street along 15th. again from swan to u street closed off for the police investigation. and it will be a while before these roads can reopen. reporting live this morning in northwest washington richard jordan news 4. today firefighters are trying to figure out what caused a fire in fauquier county. it started at an auction and storage facility on fall mouth street. these photos posted by twitter users show the flame. we're told firefighters were

able to quickly get the flames under control, but temperatures cause water to freeze on the roads. in the day ahead, maryland's comptroller will lobly lyby for your kids to have a longer summer. he will discuss the idea of having all maryland schools start after labor day which he says could mean an extra $7 million in state and local revenue. there are things that you can still do right now to make sure your pipes don't freeze. d.c. water says you should identify any pipes that might freeze in places like crawl spaces attics and outside walls. should you let warm air circulate around the pipes by opening cabinet doors that may be they'renearby. you can keep a small trickle running during super cold nights. outside your home disconnect any hoses from spigots. >> all those little things when the temperatures drop this low. tom, this is as cold as i can remember it being.

>> and it will get colder by monday morning. especially the water feed as by the outside faucet, make sure those are shut off and drained. and we have a weather alert day today. bus stop this morning, we will stay into the low to mid teens with windchills 0 to minus 5 between now and 8:00. after 8:00 the winds gradually dwi minutish. still windchills knee zero to single digits as temperatures hit the mid teens. but right now windchills are near zero to 5 below. dulles airport and leesburg gaithersburg manassas windchill prince william county now at 3 below zero. temperature there in manassas is only 12. silver spring is in the mid teens. northern montgomery county just near 10. much of prince george's county, fairfax county low to mid teens. cold snap will be with us through monday.

two shots of cold air, first one is here now. second one comes in saturday night into sunday morning with chills again below zero sunday morning. near record cold monday morning. we have a big area under a windchill advisory until 10:00 this morning. includes all the shenandoah valley panhandle of west virginia, nearby counties around washington and points north and west until 10:00. and then we is as have a high wind watch saturday night into sunday. gusts to 60 miles an hour for all these counties in cloor. northern virginia, panhandle of west virginia, metro area saturday night into sunday morning. good weather for the drive time commute. we'll have dry pavement throughout the day. temperatures in the teens for the morning commute with bright sun. then upper 20s dry roads for the afternoon commute with bright sunshine. tomorrow morning will be in the teens. afternoon highs on saturday may make to near 40 early afternoon. then the strong winds move in. could get a few passing snow showers. then on sunday with temperatures

only around 20 degrees we'll have winds that will be gusting to 60 miles per hour on sunday morning. windchills will be subzero during the day on sunday. then monday morning, near record cold temperature, highs mid 20s in the afternoon. next chance of any snow is maybe on tuesday into wednesday, the american model showing that. european model shows it stays away from us so stay tuned. right now the american model does show a little light snow tuesday night into wednesday. breaking news major problems on the penn line. two cancellations. 407 and 505 completely canceled. they will be honoring tickets on metro south 403. it's also 35 minutes behind. soo a lot of mechanical problems on the penn line this morning. check before you head out. orange line delays to new carrollton as well. so real issues this morning. inner loop past st. barnabas, a crash off to the left side of the roadway. so no major issues with that.

wider look inner loop and outer loop everything roll along just fine. and 66 and 95 looking pretty good. 95 a little slow as you're headed northbound through dale city. tonight at 6:00 if you've ever driven through montgomery county, you probably though theknow the name. paving company, a church but do you know the story behind the father? and that about father hurley what does he mean to our area? if you've had a road you've always wondered about, send me a note on twitter. i'd love to meet your street. just tweet me @first4traffic. a lot of great suggestions so far. >> meet your tweet and your street. thank you. it is now 5:55. you use them daily. computers, credit cards. but how cyber savvy are you? landon dowdy has more on the cyber security summit happening at the white house today. >> good morning. the white house is hosting a cyber security summit at

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are people are trapped. we're working to get you video from the scene. it's 5:56. today you can see a 3d portrait of president obama. the first of its kind before the portrait will be unveiled today at the national portrait gallery. the president is the first to be scanned use position theing the 2 d3d technology. it will be a permanent feature at the national gallon ryery. rg3 and his wife are expecting. here is the photo causing quite the buzz. very sweet. yesterday was also rg3's 25th birthday. haven't said whether it will be a girl or boy yet. donald trump says his new luxury hotel is on budget and on schedule. that 300 room hotel will be housed inside the old iconic

post office building. trump promises it will be the best hotel in washington and says even his critics woman ss won't be able to stay away. >> i think the ball room will be used by everybody, even presidents that don't like me will use it. >> the old post office was built in the 1880s. trump's hotel is expected to open sometime next year bringing an estimated 500 permanent jobs when it opens. we're dealing with what feels like the coldest morning we've had to deal with in months. these commuters or that commuter braving the elements right now. trying to get to work this morning. megan mkcgrath joins us live with some ways people are staying warm. and as we take a live look outside, 16 degrees outside of our studios. we'll have your full forecast.

brace yourself for the bitter cold. we are dealing with one of the coldest morning commutes we've seen this winter. the wind is going to make anytime you spend outside even more miserable. temperatures are in the teens around much of the region. take a look at that. the breeze will make it feel like it's below zero in your

neighborhood. tom kierein is preparing you for what you'll face outside. not pretty out there. >> painful wind greeting you this morning. winds havedy diminished a bit but windchills in some locations still below zero. in prince george's county windchills down to 5 below zero. northern montgomery county at 6 below zero. dulles leesburg now windchills minus 4, minus 5. manassas prince william county windchill there is at 0. in washington, reagan national windchill at 2 below zero now. the winds have been gusting overnight to 40 miles an hour, but they have diminished. temperatures are hovering in the low teen. latest wind gusts are around 20 to 25. there is one gust over