it is bitter cold outside right now. we're less than 24 hours away from a winner storm warning. this new system -- winter storm warning. this new system could bring us the most snow we've had all winter. >> strong winds are causing power problems for many tonight. repair crews spanning our area to get the lights and the heat back on as soon as possible. and you're looking live at

our storm team 4 patio camera. it's dangerously cold but dry. boy tomorrow night, things could look a lot different. meteorologist amelia seigel begins our coverage with a powerful system coming our way. >> chris, starting at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow the d.c. metro area is going to be under a winter storm warning. that's going to run until noon on tuesday. all of the areas shaded in pink this includes prince william, fauquier loudoun, and montgomery counties as well as the district and prince george's county. areas further north you're under a winner storm watch that begin at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow evening and runs through noon on tuesday. here the timing with the system. starts to move in by 4:00 tomorrow. your presidents' day, manning on skiing keep that in mind. one the snow gets here, it will start to accumulate because temperatures are so cold. we'll see snow heavy at times monday into early tuesday morning. here we are at 5:00 a.m., still tracking snow showers. those will move out by 10:00 a.m. this could be the most snow

we've seen so far this season. coming up in just over ten minutes, i'll let you know how to to expect in your neighborhood and before the snow arrives, we're dealing with dangerously cold air in spots. i'll be looking at the lows, as well. >> thanks. you in tonight, a high-speed police chase ends with a crash in the woods. now officers are on the hunt for the driver. the chase started in calvert county. ittened in prince george's county. >> that's right. that's where we find darcy spencer. darcy, what's going on out there? >> reporter: chris, i can tell you i just confirmed with police that this chase reached speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour. i'm standing on water street right across the street this way is the prince george's county courthouse to give you an idea. right here is the on ramp to pennsylvania avenue north. that car had crashed in the woods. the manhunt continues this hour. police tell news4 the driver of this stolen car crashed into the woods during a pursuit, and the

suspected car thief bailed out. police searched for the suspect in freezing cold temperatures. the car crashed off the ramp for northbound pennsylvania avenue in upper marlboro right across from the equestrian center. started in calvert county just before 8:30 at night. the suspected thief jumped into the 2012 dodge charger. the owner had left it warming on mint court in prince frederick. after the car went out, a sheriff's deputy tried to pull over the driver but the driver took off. that initiated a roughly 20-mile chase from prince frederick to upper marlboro. stop sticks were deployed to try to stop the car. it's unclear if the suspect ran them over. the pursuit continued up route 4, ending here in the woods. now police are telling me they have no idea where this suspect is but they do believe that he was injured in this crash. he have perhaps given someone a phone call and been picked up.

that manhunt is continuing right here tonight. reporting live in upper marlboro darcy spencer, news4. back to the cold weather which is a big problem for about 1,000 homes with no power tonight. pepco reports about 840 customers in our area with no electricity. dominion is working on 95 outages, and bawl gas and electric has 6. -- has 6. trucks will head out to treat roads by 3:00 in the afternoon monday. the district is asking residents and businesses to pretreat sidewalks before the storm hits and reminding them sidewalks need to be clear within 2 hours after the storm. the virginia department of transportation says it is now in high response mode. 2,500 crew members will be working in sthoifts treat the roads and to remove snow. in maryland crews also at the ready. about 1,200 trucks on standby. because of the extreme temperatures the george washington birthday parade scheduled tomorrow is canceled:the bone-chilling blast

of cold air did major damage including blowing a tree right across a femme's roof. check out the roof in landover. orlando rimalo pushed his wife out of the way but got hit by branch. the couple says they're lucky to be alive. >> sheet rock everywhere. yeah fiber glass, all that stuff, came on to us. >> the couple's four kids were in the house at the time but weren't hurt. that's what black ice will do. it made dangerous driving conditions today. in montgomery county there were 300 emergency calls overnight and into the morning. black be ice led to a chain-reaction crash on river road in bethesda. drivers tried unsuccessfully to avoid each other. >> the gay been >> the -- the guy behind me was going to hit another car. i thank god -- i thank god. i was praying all this time.

all this time was happening i was praying. >> no one seriously hurt. high spin knocked down trees and power lines in maryland. twochbl emergency workers got the hurt working an overnight accident. this car crashed on the beltway last night near river road. two emts were trying to help the victims when a truck lost control and crashed into the car and the ambulance. no word if icy roads are to blame, but six people had to be rushed to the hospital. >> an elderly woman and her son have been found dead outside their home after being outside in the cold for most of the night. detectives in spotsylvania virginia say viola cox and her son douglas died. viola was 8 her son was 60 -- was 84 her son was 60. viola had a medical emergency. when her son tried to help he had his own medical emergency. there were no signs of trauma. there are no signs of foul play. the medical examiner will determine the cause of death. you in tonight, there's been a rash of break-ins in ashburn.

now the sheriff is warning families lock your doors and windows and keep your valuables in a safe. burglars have broken in three time in a back door or window. they usually strike in the early evening when residents aren't home. the sheriff the homeowners are all of asian descent and may have been targeted because of their ethnicity. this woman is in custody accused of stabbing her boyfriend in bladensburg. prince george's county investigators say porsche williams killed him at his apartment this morning, and she was still there when officers arrived. she's been charged with second-degree murder. overseas the egyptian government declared a seven-day period of mourning after isis militants beheaded 21 christian hostages. isis releasing the video today. it appears of to been filmed on the coast of the mediterranean sea. the men are coptic christians from egypt and were kidnapped in libya. in the video, a masked fighter

threatens christians. egypt's president called an emergency national security meeting to discuss a response. you in tonight, the department of homeland security could shut down at the end of the month because of a budget impasse. those words from house speaker john boehner. the agency is cat up in a fight over president obama's immigration action. both parties in the senate are pointing the finger at each other. the deadline to keep the funding going is february 27th. most of the agency's workers would have to keep working. commercial drones could soon be a part of everyday life after today's landmark announcement. the federal aviation administration proposed rules that would allow companies to use drones for aerial photography, monitoring crops, even inspecting building and bridges. the rules would ban drones from delivering goods and could take up to three years to become final. right now it's illegal to fly drones in d.c. even for fun. now one of the top trending stories on our website. a mother of four has died after someone shot the her in a case

of road rage. doctors in las vegas took tammy meyers off life support in th head thursd in front of her own house. meyers was driving home with her teenaged daughter when she nearly got into an accident with another driver. they argued then he followed meyers home and shot her in the head. now her groveieving husband is trying to come to grips with what happened. >> mother of four who had to lose her life because she was teaching her daughter how to drive. what is it coming to here in vegas? >> a good question. the shooter and two others in the car still out there. if you don't have health insurance, there's just about three hours left to sign up under the affordable care act. official deadline is 2:5 in the morning. if you don't have insurance through your job, it is person to get insured across the federal program because penials will triple at tax time next year. instead of the current $95 fine the minimum in 201 will be $325 a person. before the snow comes, we're

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breaking news now. there are no flights taking off at dulles national airport because a pipe broke in a federal aviation administration tower. that tower had to be evacuated. crews are working to fix the problem. again, flights are landing but

not taking off. no word on what caused this. possibly the weather. when flights will return to normal service, we do not know yet. the airport itself is open. we're going to ton follow the story. we'll bring you any new information as it comes in. we've all driven across the key bridge at times we've biked or walked across it. you have never seen the bridge the way our cameras recently did. >> as transportation reporter adam tuss discovered there's more than meets the eye. >> reporter: iconic majestic. after nearly a century spanning the potomac, the frances scott key bridge doesn't lack in beauty. take a closer look. there are stories that lie underneath. one of the things is that the bridges are cellular meaning you can get to the inside. thisdor's open. take a look what's inside. on this day, we've stumbled into what appears to be someone's messy living rom. that someone most likely homeless. suitcases, a trunk, even a tv in here. there are doors to be found under the bridge.

and that's by design. >> it appears because there's t's so mass-- it's so massive they're voided. that gives you access to the interior of the bridge that you normally wouldn't have. >> reporter: who holds the keys? >> we have a master key. we do. >> reporter: sometimes not enough to keep people out. the bridge does provide protection and the city has had an issue of the homeless making a home here. take this ladder to the next level all the way to the top, and you'll fine the underside of the road you've probably traveled across many times. some other stuff like these hanging swing ropes left over from old waste and crews inspected the bridge. doesn't only carry people, it carries water. a huge water line underneath the bridge send water from d.c. directly to the pentagon and reagan national airport. the bridge itself is showing its age in spots, and it needs a facelift. ddot giving us a fran tour.

>> key bridge is -- has been deteriorating over the past 30 years since the last major rehabilitation. the major portion of the work this we're doing is on the underside of the bridge. it's concrete repair. >> there's some small pieces that look like they're ready to go. >> that's an area that will be addressed with the rehab. >> reporter: a major rehab expected to start this summer. it will take two years to complete. ddot hopes to clean a lot of this up inside and out. at the key bridge adam tuss news4. >> economic over to the key every day and had no idea. the key is the oldest surviving bridge across the potomac. as we get ready to have the day off tomorrow for some of you, we got a special look at the bible that was owned by george washington. it's on display at christ church in alexandria. people put on white gloves were and able to flip through the weathered page of washington's personal bible. it was presented to the church

back in 1804. [ cheers ] people strip down to their skivvies and rabb a mile around capitol hill. though's something they devery year on valentine's day, it's never this cold. hundreds of joggers braved the frigid air for cupid's undie run. yes, yes, yes! we got it, baby! we got it! we got it! whoo! whoo! we got it! yes! >> well my goodness. he didn't just win the lottery. that's weather channel meteorologist jim cantore. that's how excited this guy gets when he hears thunder snow. he was in plymouth massachusetts, covering the winter storm up there which produced some relatively rare thurp thunder snow from his reaction.

>> excited to say the least -- >> little more than that. i know kids will be excited fwuz looks like -- some federal workers, they may be off on tuesday now. >> yeah. so a three-day weekend potentially turning into a four-day weekend. snow is looking extremely likely tomorrow into tuesday morning. i'll have the amounts coming up in a moment. first, here are your weather headlines. before we get to the snow moving in we're going to be dealing with dangerously cold weather overnight into tomorrow morning. mainly north of washington. by the afternoon hours, it's still cold but the winds won't be an issue at that point. we won't be under any windchill warning or advisories. snow moves in tomorrow evening, it moves out tuesday morning. by 10:00 a.m. even earlier. then for the rest of the week for the most part, it's just cold. high temperature only hover around 20 and 30 degrees. your impact forecast for tomorrow due to the frigid temperatures in the morning, the snow moving in in the afternoon, the weather is going to have a moderate to high impact on your

day. windchill warning is in effect for the counties here in gray. this includes parts of montgomery and loudoun counties. this is going to run until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. the counties here in blue, this includes the d.c. metro area the northern neck southern maryland prince william, fauquier counties. you're under a less serious windchill advisory until 10:00 a.m. it's cold for everybody, but if you're in the gray area you want to avoid being outdoors tomorrow morning. windchill temperature anywhere from 20 to five degrees below zero. here's the "feels-like temperature. if you're thinking of an early run, might want to do it indoors. four below in washington feeling like nine below in gaithersburg and leesburg. by 9:00 a.m.a, temperature feeling like they're around zero. atta 11:00 a.m. feeling like eight in washington 15 in frederick, and 9 in fredericksburg. after a brutal start, 9 degrees, wlou factor in the winds. we're going to set roar lows in spots tomorrow morning. we'll warm to 25 by the afternoon at 3:00 p.m.

any early morning sunshine, it quickly gives way to plenty of clouds. and then snow arrives during the late afternoon, early evening, between 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. tom will be in tomorrow morning updating the forecast. veronica and doug will be in tomorrow evening with the latest. here are my latest snowfall numbers. and i have increased these in spots since earlier. areas to the north not locking to get as much as areas further south. frederick county washington co the panhandle of west virginia looking at two to four inches. the d.c. metro area loudoun county northern prince william and northern fauquier counties will see four to eight inches. this is goog a moderate it high impact event. southern maryland the northern neck. some spots there could see over eight inches. i'll be posting this on my facebook and twitter pages. again, four to eight inches for most of us. schools at least delayed, likely canceled on tuesday. if you can on tuesday, you probably want to work from home. travel will be better by the

afternoon hours. maybe some light snow then. on wednesday, a high of 29. 24 25 on thursday and friday next weekend. a wintry milk on sunday. chris and wendy? ♪ for40 years -- 40 -- >> yes, somebodi. one of the biggest nights in comedy as the stars came out to celebrate 40 years of "saturday night live's" epic reunion. it brought former members dan action rad chris rock and bill murray back to 8h and comedian eddie murphy returning for the first time since 1984. we got the to look back at some of our favorites and watch new skits. "snl" has been making us laugh since 1975. >> when "snl" the started, the last helicopter had just flown out of vietnam. watergate was still fresh in everyone's minds.

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superstar has to step up. >> the capitals' superstar alex ovechkin showed up today. back-to-back games in back-to-back nights in different cities can be grueling for any professional athlete. last night in los angeles the capitals were not thrilled with their performance. some players stating a lack of effort was the problem against the kings. tonight, the effort made the trip to anaheim. ovechkin and the caps closing out their three-game california swing. first period action. the ducks, they're up 1-0. the faceoff, goal number 35 on the season. we're tied at one. later on anaheim pushing the puck up the ice. ducks take the lead 2-1. more from alex ovechkin. this on the power play. league leading 36th goal of the year. capitals rolling, up 3-2. long business then alex

ovechkinsets sets it up beautifully. caps take the 4-2 lead. ove wasn't done yet. third period forces the turnover caps with the two--one hief two-on-one two-on-one. two goals, two assists. they end the trip in style beating the ducks. your final score, 5-3. >> they wanted to get it for themselves because i think just weren't fully ingauged in the l.a. game. and -- engaged in the l.a. game. and i think they wanted to do something for their dad, too. they were all in. >> it's important to get two points and come back strong so we can get confidence for next thyme game against pittsburgh. it's fun to have the dads in the stands to watch us win a really person game here. >> the capitals will wrap up their four-game roadtrip tuesday when they head to pittsburgh to take on the penguins. let's move to basketball

now. john wall said he wanted to set the record for most assists in an all-star game. magic johnson had 22 back in 1984. tonight, wall fell short by 16 assists. either way he still had a great game in new york. john wall and the all-star game starting lineup for the first time in his career. picked this up in the first quarter. wall not waiting to make any plays. gets the steal here. gives it up to lebron. gets it right back for the alley-oop. he scored six of east's first 12 points. second quarter lowery with the steal on the wall. throws it down. finishes with 19 points and seven assists. in the third, the alley-oop party continues. king james -- look at the this. the reverse alley-oop. he had 30 suspense in the game, but okc's russell westbrook outshining everyone. he scored 41 points. he was the mvp game of the.

the western conference beats the east. 163-158. >> and john's serving notice he's annish heat point guard. >> yes, top three point guard in

a reminder of our breaking news now. no flights taking off at dulles airport after a pipe broke at what they're calling a federal aviation administration tower. we don't know if that's a control tower but that's what the people at dulles are telling us. the tower had to be evacuated. crews are working to fix the problem. no word on what caused it to break. probably the weather or when it will return to normal. watch for an update. we've got a couple of -- >> flights could be grounded for different reasons tomorrow. >> absolutely. tomorrow night into tuesday morning, snow moves through the area. the d.c. metro area under a winter storm warning because of

this. now the track can change. that will change these amounts. you see most of us are looking at four to eight inches. less amounts to the north, more to the south. of course updates tomorrow morning. >> luckily it's a holiday tomorrow. >> what fun. >> tuesday's not looking too good. that's going to do it for us tonight. >> we go on the air tomorrow morning at the 4:26.

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