shows jenner steering his suv as to avoid one car and rear ending a lexus. that lexus was then struck head on by a hummer. the driver of the lexus was killed. law enforcement officials say jenner gp appear to be using his phone in the video. "news 4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m.. it is 5:00 a.m.. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" for this thursday, february 19, 2015. dangerously cold out there. that is the top story this morning. our weather, some schools are closed or delayed right now. we just learned that prince william and fauquier county schools will be starting two hours late today. loudoun, culpeper and page counties also on a t delay. we also learned that prince will be on a into hour delay. >> spotsylvania fredericksburg city schools are closed. same for stafford and king

george county schools. in maryland calvert and st. mary's both opening two hours late. montgomery county schools just wooeted they will be opening on time today. baden elementary school is closed for a mechanical problem. and in west virginia hampshire, hardy, grant and men ral counties are all crowed. berkeley jefferson and morgan are on a two hour delay. we'll send push alerts of any new closings to your thbs washington app. you can also use to check the full list online. weather and traffic on the 1s, it's 5:01. right now we have our winds gusting to around 15 20 miles an hour. but later today, they would be gusting over 30 miles an hour. so we have a windchill advisory all he's areas in blue covers all of virginia eastern west virginia all of maryland and includes the metro area for windchills as cold as 20 below zero. our windchills right now though are hovering in the low single digits in the metro area and southern eastern suburbs. west and north, windchills down

to around 5 below zero. even with those gentler winds at 15 to 20 miles per hour. temperatures are hovering right around 10 degrees western north suburbs, eastern so you were suburbs in the low to mid teens. mid teens in washington right now. shenandoah valley most locations around 10 degrees. got a clear sky. frigid morning. your headlines for this thursday afternoon, windchills will be brutal and we could have record cold temperatures by this time tomorrow morning. a look at the hour by hour windchills for the day ahead coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:11. melissa, everything rolling well? >> overall, everything is rolling quite well. 270 at father hurley boulevard, all these folks headed south. no major issues there for us. beltway at d'arcy road also looking quite good there. 66 at 95 in and out of town everything looking good right now. and a lot of the earlier construction now should be getting out of the way.

70 at 270, up in frederick, no major issues there. southbound kenilworth now open near paint branch parkway. so no major issues there. still looking good 270. i'm back in ten minutes. when get up in the morning, do i have to worry about ice? >> ice is tough foresure. >> you never know if you're going to hit black ice and spep out. spin out. >> the word of the day is ice. a lot of drivers are concerned about slick spots because of last night's quick burst of snow and the frigid temperatures. give yourself extra time and use caution. and icy roads are not the only concern out there because of these temperatures. frozen pipes also becoming a big problem. we've seen a lot of water main breaks and pipe problems in buildings. the latest problem at the prince

george's county county courthouse. megan mcgrath with how that will impact things there today. >> reporter: it will have a big impact for people who have business at the courthouse today. the courthouse in upper marlboro is closed both the district and the circuit courts share this building this dark building you see behind me. they are not going to be doing business today because of an issue with a broken water pipe. that then affected the electrical system to the building and so they cannot open today. it's very very dark over here on the new side of that courthouse. so people will just have to make other plans. we'll keep an eye on the situation. but the building will be closed all day today. broken water pipes are a major problem. d.c. water says they fielded 4,000 calls in just the last ten days. most being for frozen pipes and burst pipes. so cold temperatures, they will stick with us for a while. so this will be a problem for several days to come. what can you do if you're

concerned if you have pipes on the exterior walls? here are some of the tips from the experts. recall you can run your water a little bit. that flow of water will help prevent breezing thise in freezing in the lines. also open the doors to the cabinets to let the heat from the rest of the house into the cabinet. also something important is to know where the shutout for your water pump is. so in case you do have a break if your pipes do burst, you can shut off the water and try to minimize the damage. but these cold temperatures are going to be with us for some time and a lot of people in the area are having major, major issues. they're getting lots of damage because of the burst pipes. and of course we're seeing a problem here in marlboro. but it's very cold out here. 13 degrees outside our studios. cleanup from water damage will keep ford's theater museum

closed again today. it closed yesterday after a pipe leaked about an ifshlgnch of water on to the floors. none of the irreplaceable artifacts appear to be damage. the rest of the theater will be open today. today a d.c. rabbi is back in court. last week police identified more than 150 women secretly taped by rabbi barry freundel. the tapings occurred at a ritual bath at a georgetown synagogue. freundel has been charged with vow are voyeur watch the nbc washington app for any breaking updates from the hearing. fear over growing police you power is creating a unlikely alliance in virginia. a coalition of liberals and tea party conserve i have its is coming together. this group is trying to pass legislation that would limit police use of license plate readers, drones and wiretapping devices. both sides say you need to be

protected from police and go overreach. legislation would limit how long police can keep data from the devices. right now we are not the only ones getting ready for these biting cold temperatures. community in his the wess in the west, south and northeast are expecting record cold. a phenomenon known assiberian express. and president obama is

news 4 your health, a cocktail of three breast cancer drugs can buy patients an extra 16 months of life. that's according to researchers at the university of texas. the combination includes two drugs made to go together by california based jenna tech plus standard chemotherapy drug. breast cancer is the second biggest cancer killer of american women after lung cancer. during tuesday's snow we told you that d.c. cabs might charge a $15 snow emergency fee. this morning the "washington post" is reporting that most cabs decided not to charge that fee. the goal of the cab surcharge is to make sure some cabbies

continue service despite the bad weather. the d.c. taxicab commission says out of the more than 3200 rides on tuesday, only 98 had a $15 emergency fee attached to the fares. >> it was tough for them to be out on the road too. i understand you want people to an alternate method to get away but if the taxi is not equipped with any kind of snow tires, you're in the same luck. >> tough place to be. there is no way around it this morning, it is down right cold out there. >> let's go live to meteorologist amelia segal in upper marlboro with the storm team 4 byx 4. >> reporter: it is cold out here guys. the temperature now about 13 degrees with with the storm team 4 x 4. and when you factor in the winds, up to 15 miles an hour windchill temperature is below zero. feeling about 3 below zero. and as we work our way throughout the day, we continue to deal with these brutal

windchill temperatures. take a look at the feels like temperature throughout the day. so by 8:00 a.m., everybody still have the windchill below zero. nearly 12 below zero in cumberland. as we work our way throughout the day, again it's not going to feel much better. by noon only feeling about 3 in d.c.. minus 2 in gaithersburg and then 5:00 p.m. tonight, we're looking at windchill temperatures to be anywhere from minus 5 to about 5 degrees above zero. more brutal windchills in the forecast for tomorrow. tom will have more on that coming up in ten minute. but for now, we'll acceptedsend things over to melissa. outer loop at the america bridge, the left lane blocked. brand new crash popped up. tried to look on camera, but wasn't the great he is shot. beltway at connect consult

avenue everything looking quite good. wider look at things, you can see no major problems as we take a big look at the beltway and then prince george's county beeing itself as spell. it is the new safer way to get a man mani/pedi. >> and a man has to do what a man has to do to get by in the snow even if it means a toilet and snow blower. okay. we've seen it all. >> you don't need anything else.

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yeah you have to be out here. it's music city but they're not used to the kind of records that they have been dealing with over the last several days. it will be another record low here today. take a look at the fountain behind me here. it is turning into an ice statue here. just another exx. ample of how cold how bitter it has been here. and as you talk about same situation playing out across the south/southeast and eastern seaboard. just millions dealing with these arctic conditions. not much of a break it doesn't look like for the next couple of days anyway. we could see a bet of a warm-up here tomorrow into the 20s perhaps. the concern is that we'll get another round of snow. they're already repairingause of the snow and ice with the last system now more snow on the way. so just a tough go for so many dealing with these conditions right now. and i know you guys are brutal up there, too. we just have to hunger down and

wait it out, i guess. >> hopefully spring is around the corner. jay, thanks so much. 5:18. and there is a big outpouring of support online for two emts recovering from a serious crash on the beltway. sydney and tom were helping people stuck in a crash sunday night when a pickup truck slammed into them. you can see how much damage the crash caused. a post about how they're doing has nearly 175 likes and dozens of comments. the ents's about says they have brutal injuries. >> one of them has what was described as a chip fracture in his skull. has i believe 18 metal staples in his scalp. >> he also said the other emt has countless stitches.

marshall is an american university student sh. nearly 200 were exposed to a super bug. it may be linked to two deaths. a spokesperson for ucla ronald ray began medical is blaming contaminated endoscopes the skimt used to examine the inside of your treat. the bacteria is cre and can be extremely difficult to treat and deadly. and up to half who become infected. the fda issued a statement overnight saying it's closely monitoring the situation. >> the man accused much murdering than in graham will face back to back trials this summer. first jesse matthew will stand trial for an unrelated sex assault. and then a jury trial set to begin june 29 for the graham case. matthew is accused of killing graham last september after meeting her just blocks away from the uva campus. her remains were found five

weeks later. florida a man police say tyrone calla ham impersonated a cable company employee to steal from senior citizens. he was sentenced to nine years. he targeted several seniors, including mayor bowser's parents. before he was caught he actually liked a facebook post about his will own crimes. maryland's former cuff is datherring his advisers as he considers a run for the white house. they say it's a chance to discuss national issues with assumptioners. o'malley will also visit new hampshire and iowa. later today, police in washington state will address last week's deadly shooting involving a homeless man who threw rocks at officers. the altercation was caught on cell phone video. the shooting sparked protests from many in the community two request the use of deadly force in this incident. the chief of police has previously said that a taser was used first and had no effect on

the man. being a or dustin diamond heads back to court take charged with be stabbing someone in wisconsin. you might the know him as screech from the show saved by the bell. he faces these charges after an incident on christmas day. diamond allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed someone after he and his fiance got into a fight with others at bar. he previously pleaded guilty to the charges. this afternoon we expect some pretty great news for families with young children. starting next year the national park service will allow free admission for families with a child in fourth great. the every kid in a park means access to parks, forests, wildlife and millions ever of acres of historical sites. president obama will announce that program today a in chicago. we have such a wonderful resource here. >> so many incredible parks to visit. not a great day to be outside at any national park.

weather and traffic on the 1s. >> shenandoah national park windchills minus 20 up there at those higher elevation. and the winds will begin to increase through the day ahead. winds will be gusting to around 30 miles per hour later today. by #:00 m5:00 p.m. 5 to minus 10. this time tomorrow morning, as cold as 20 below zero. all across virginia, maryland, eastern, windchill advisory until 10:00 on friday morning for these dangerously cold windchills. right now windchills are around 0 to 5 below zero. most of the region. and we have the winds at the around 20 miles an hour but they will be increasing during the afternoon. temperatures right now are hovering around the low to mid teens in the metro area and rn around the bay. north and west windchills around 10 degrees.

air temperatures are right around 10 degrees. five below oakland and later today, we'll still be in the teens through 8:00 a.m., by moon upper teepsns. winds will be whipping. occasional snow flurries are possible later in the afternoon and into the early evening hours. it will begin to clear out. then the temperatures plummet and we'll have near record lows by dawn on friday. winds will be diminishing during the day tomorrow. on saturday a wintry mix is possible. some afternoon snow changing to sleet. then evening freezing rain saturday changing to rain very late saturday night into sunday. warmer sunday with highs 40s. getting cold again next week, chance of light snow on wednesday. a look at the impact on roads this swet having this morning coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s. now we've had delay on marc. marc delay brunswick 8 72

25 minutes behind because of a broken rail. 872 broken rail makes you a little late this morning. outer loop at the american legion bridge, still have the single vehicle into the guardrail there, so the left lane there is blocked. 95 in virginia here at dale boulevard, that's moving along quite nicely. for problems. beltway at landover looking good as well. and wide look at things inner loop outer loop, everything moving along it's 5:24. every scammer has a target and this time con artist ss -- claire lee like many college students is looking to make extra hone but she lost thousands of dollars after she accepted a nanny job over a popular website. and she's not alone. tonight at 11:00, consumer reporter erika gonzalez takes us inside a nationwide scam hitting home hard. the nanny scam tonight at 11:00 here on nbc 4.

when it comes to getting your nails done it's not all about the pretty colors and polish. that primping and soaking means there is potential for infection. varnish lane is the first to offer waterless man mani/pedis. >> water is the main source of infection when you go in a nail salon, so by eliminating the water, we create safer service for our clients. >> it may reduce health risks but health officials say infections can still happen anywhere. n how to tell whether your nail salon is safe. nbcwashington.com, search nail salon. if you go to visitadvice it that came.com it's been so cold the site told you to hit the florida keys instead. we're told so many people checked out the change that it

crashed the website and boosted interest in central new york. you have to give this man points for creativity. take a look. this is a motorized toilet that he's riding and it's plowing snow too. is this david goldberg of rockville, he created this con transportation he calls it you "loo-cy". get it? he made it for a parade over the summer. >> what parade was that? >> that's what you need in a parade. he decided to get some use out of it. might as well. he attached a plow to the front. it comes with a toy either paper stand and magazine rack just in case you're out plowing. but imagine you're saving time right? because you don't have to stop for breaks. >> right. [ toilet flushing ] >> you put the snow in the toilet boom, right there. >> all right, mr. goldberg, you have our attention. >> i love it.

you remember the system hack that targeted anthem insurance customers? >> now the aftermath officials are warning you about, identity theft possible involving your children. montgomery county schools asking for your help to deal with a growing problem. what teachers say they're running out of that will impact the way your child learn here in upper marlboro and i've already upgraded my gloves to a himwarmer pair.

right now the bitter cold, it is taking its toll on people and pipes. a local courthouse closed in the day ahead. already windchills are in the negative single digits. and the temperatures are dipping, too. it's that cold out there. good morning. i'm eun yang p. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. we want to get right to the forecast. tom kierein is in the storm team 4 "weather center". >> respect the cold it is dangerously cold with the windchills. latest gusts have been around 20 to 25 miles an hour and this is the effect it's having on rural roads especially the north south

roads. i took this picture near laytonsville. the snow had blown from an open field across this road. there was another band across the snow there and then off in the distance you can see another band. so you could be run manage to the patchy snow with the cold gusty winds this morning. and for this morning's rush hour, we'll stay in the low to mid teens. bright sunshine. then during the afternoon, it's only going to be in the upper teens by the afternoon commute. maybe dodging a few scattered snow flurries as they will be blowing on through during the latter part of the afternoon. now we have in the storm team 4 x 4, amelia with her earmuffs on with the cold weather. >> reporter: exactly. it is cold out here this morning. oom here with the storm team 4 x 4, getting in and out, so i am warming up to avoid the dangerously cold weather. and i'm decked out in the warm weather gear. temperature here in upper marlboro at 13. you can see it's breezy, so when

when factor in the winds, it feels likes's 3 below zero this morning. it remains bitterly cold throughout the sbar day right on into tomorrow morning. so if your kids are heading to school today, make sure are they are bundled up. hat, gloves scarf warmest jacket the warm boots and you want to keep them handy because tomorrow morning, temperatures likely even a little bit cooler outside. we'll have more on that coming up in ten minutes. melissa, the snow from yesterday evening, is that having any him impact on the roads? >> it isn't seem to the on main roads, but my street wasn't the prettiest this morning.e secondierary loads could have some slickness on them. so be careful when you're heading out. 270 at shady grove road, 270 was good this morning. outer loop at the american legion bridge, that accident is thousand cleared out of the way.

66 as you're headed in to town from 234cleared out of the way. 66 as you're h you're fine. no problems headed out of town. main roads are likely fine, but side streets perhaps still slick. 95 through dale city starting to see the slowdown. 24 miles per hour in dale city. and problems on marc brunswick east 872, 25 minutes behind. camden south, 15 minutes behind. >> we have several school closings and delays. prince george's county starting two hours late today. baden elementary, though is closed because of a mechanical problem. prince william county schools are also delayed two hours. loudoun county schools also on a two hour delay. >>? i can't have a, spotsylvania fredericksburg city schools are closed. staff sford and king george county schools are closed. we've learned frederick county

virginia schools are on a two hour delay this morning. fauquier shenandoah, page and cull kenpeper two hour delay. >> montgomery county schools will be starting on time today. calvert and st. mary's both on a two hour delay. west virginia, hampshire, hardy, grantd and mineral county are all closed. jefferson, berkeley and morgan county two hour delay. >> check the bottom of your screen and keep up with us on line for the complete list. the driver of this red suv is in custody this morning after he allegedly hit and killed a pedestrian. take a look this is chopper 4 flew over the scene yesterday afternoon. police say the driver david rodriguez had been drinking. he hit vanessa diksxon as she stood near a bus stop. dixon was 49 years old. police say rodriguez also hit two other cars. 5:35 right now. 15 degrees at reagan national.

the fbi asking for your help to find two men believed to be behind a number of bank robberies. take a look here. they robbed two banks if less than an hour in northern virginia yesterday. first this will bb&t on east maple avenue about 40 minutes later, they robbed the wells fargo in sterling holding one person at gunpoint. investigators believe the same two may be connected to a robbery in mclean last month. today actor danfully glover will join the u.s. postal workers union as it kicks off new contract negotiations. glover is the son of two postal workers. this is the first time in more than four years that contract negotiations have taken place. the postal union has been critical of recent cuts at the service. today the union president plans to outline his vision for the agency which includes better customer service and longer hours at neighborhood post offices. a city in arizona is remembering a young woman killed by isis. kayla mueller was 26. she was doing international aid

work in syria when she was captured two years ago. just this month we learned she was killed. you can see there is a huge group with candles to remember her in prescott arizona where she was from. r was the last known american hostage held by isis. president obama says the u.s. is not at war with islam. instead, terrorists who seek to pervert islam. the president made those comments during a summit. he says muslims in the u.s. and around the world need to tight the misconception that groups like isis speak for them. the summit will continue today in d.c.. civic leaders from 60 countries around the world are taking part in that meeting. you will have to wait a little longer to find out how the prince william county school superintendent plans to make up for an $11 million budget shortfall. last night's school board meeting has been canceled because of the weather. the superintendent was supposed to prepts hist his budget to the board. we expect to learn details this monday night.

a warning for parents. your child's personal information may have been exposed in a day breach. the identity theft warning this morning. another live look outside for you this morning. tom said it earlier, respect the cold. 10 degrees on the thermometer right outside our building here. you don't want to be caught in the freeze unprepared.

5:40. 13 degrees outside our studios. but take a look at these windchills in the negative throughout the region. it will feel so cold out there. tom says these are vampire fangs that will bite you. not only adults were affected by a recent data breach at anthem. it seems tens of millions of children were also impacted by

that breach. social security numbers, health care i.d.s and dates of birth were spolen enstolen. anthem's ceo described the breach as catastrophic. it's now time to talk about the big story today. it's not just about the ice left on the grounds. you don't want to be stuck outside without being prepared about. >> you have to cover up. 5:41 your weather and traffic on the 1s. >> for hosethose students waiting for the bus this morning, it will be dagerrously cold. we'll have the windchills subzero subzer recess probay indoors today. dismissal time definitely you'll need to layer up because windchills will be down to around 5 below zero throughout the rest of the day. a wintry mix for the weekend. that's coming up next weather

and traffic on the 1s. problem on the rails. marc brunswick east 872, 25 minutes behind. camden south 841, 15 minutes behind. roads looking quite good. 270 south, outer loop of the beltway, looking good. top of the beltway 66 east 95 north, 29 minutes. only a few minutes behind. i'm back in ten. developing story this morning. the new information we're learning about the mysterious death of a lawyer in a d.c. hotel. the number of items police found in the room. >> the problem montgomery county schools says it will be dealing with and how i

good morning. right now temperatures are around 10 degrees. but by this time tomorrow morning, we may have record cold

temperatures. the record at reagan national is 8 above set way back in 1896. we may break that record. the record for dulles for tomorrow february 20th is 2 below zero. that was set back in 1979. same date that bwi marshall set their record low of 4. we'll be near these records tomorrow morning. the cold in the midwest and south also making headlines. people are expecting record cold weather. some states in the northeast can expect up to a foot of snow from the arctic cold while many will get just a light dusting. meanwhile southern states like tennessee and north carolina are preparing for potentially record breaking temperatures, 25 to 45 degrees below normal. >> today a d.c. rabbi accused of spying on women is back in court. last week police saided that they identified more than 150 women secretly taped by rabbi

barry freundel. watch the washington app for any updates. a developing story this morning. we have learned new information on the murder of a local attorney here in the district. news 4 zachary kiesch is at the donovan hotel with new details on what police found in the hotel room of david messerschmitt >> repord morning. is a really popular hotel here just south of thomas circle here on 14th street. a lot of young professionals know this place partially because of their rooftop parties. they have a great place here and a place that you probably wouldn't associate with the crime scene, with a murder scene. and yet that's exactly what happened earlier this month. we know david mess ererschmitt was found stabbed in a fourth floor room here and police have new details. a search warrant reveals police found a wallet, cell phone, computer and a condom in that room. we also know that david mess her

will messerschmitt worked in a downtown law firm. actually what led to his stabbing we don't know but police are interested in this person. if you look at this video, this is a person of interest as they try to connect the dots and figure out what happened at this luxury hotel here in northwest d.c.. reporting live i'm zachary kiesch news 4. 13 degrees outside our studios. an audit of the november election up covered a slew of you issues at d.c. polling places. the audit found there were technical break down oigs at 57 precincts. there were not enough poll workers at 23 because many didn't show up for work. despite no law requiring an i.d. to vote some voters were turned around from the reeves center because they didn't have an i.d.. the audit also found voters interacted with students because schools were not closed. many say that raises some safety questions. a d.c. than could now face 30 years in prison for killing a howard university student. ross david lagarde pled did

guilty to shooting howard sikes, a howard university senior. this is a picture much sikes here. we don't have a picture of the killer. lagarde says he and someone else decided to rob sikes who was coming back from the july 4th the fireworks display and he tried to pistol whip sikes so the him once and killed him. health officials are monitoring air quality this morning after a refinery explosion in southern california. the explosion at this exxonmobile gas processing unit september ash oig ash and smoke spewing in to the area. new video is shining more light on deadly crash involving bruce jenner. the video that they're looking at shows jenner steering his suv to avoid one car and then rear ending a lexus. that legs sus was then struck head-on by a hummer.driver of the lux suss was killed. jenner gn appear erner did not appear

to be using his phone. a rescue of a deer took place yesterday. swift water rescue was called in and crews managed to safely bring the animal back to shore. it had several broken bones and the deer did not survive. well, we had a lot of people submit some really interesting pictures and congratulations are now in order for the winner of the pat collins snow stick challenge. >> we asked you to show us your pets in the snow so take a look here our winner, fatma's pet sunshine. she made a snowman for shine because she said she couldn't it at that time bird outside. thanks to all of you for you taking part. don't forget, you can follow at pat's snow stick on nbc washington and twitter to take part in the next challenge. i think that bird a parakeet?

>> a parrot. >> it's loud apparently. >> i think the name sunshine and the colors maybe a sign of spring. i'm hoping and praying and wishing and crossing my fingers. >> as tom chuckles. >> yes, it's a winter wonderland as any wonder when it's going to warm up again. i wonder if i can catch a flight to florida. we are off to a frigid start. our windchills now are down to subzero. winds aren't blowing that hard only around 10, 15 miles per hour occasionally. but that brings the windchills done to around 5 to around 5 below. advisory all the way into tomorrow morning, windchill advisory in effect covers all the virginia eastern west virginia all of maryland includes the metro area. windchills this time tomorrow morning could be down to 20 below zero. air temperatures right now are hovering right around 10 in the metro area. teens around the bay. farther west windchills are

generally right around 10 degrees then dough a valley and the temperatures there around 10 as well. and as we go hour by hour the rest of the day, we'll stay in the teens this morning. then get up to around 20 around noontime actually early afternoon may make it into the low 20s. increasing clouds blustery winds, and occasional snow flurries are possible later this afternoon into early this evening. yesterday i traveled river school in georgetown and talked to these very bright and happy preschoolers. had a terrific time there at the river school in georgetown. thanks to vanessa pointer, the teacher who invited me to visit river school in washington. had a great time. and as we get to tomorrow morning, near record lows. afternoon highs only in the teens. wind sy ddiminish. saturday we could get a wintry mix. in the evening, freezing rain and rain after midnight saturday

night into sunday. cold start to next week with sunshine back. may get a little light snow on wednesday. marc delays because of the cold perhaps here. bankruptcy wick east 872, a broken rail there. and then camden south 841, 15 minutes behind. so a little bit of a delay on marg oig this morning. 270 clarksburg road no problems as you're looking at that. 66 into town a little slow through manassas and then it opens back up out of town you're completely fine. no issues there. 95 in virginia at dale boulevard rolling along nicely. and then taking a look here at prince george's county overall no major problems. up for the north a bit, 95 in maryland and bw parkway rolling along quite well. weather and traffic always on the 1s. if you're considering buying a new car, now may be the time to trade in the current car you're driving. landon dowdy joins us live with this story "4 your money".

the car market hasn't peaked just yet. average used car prices rose 6% to a record last year at nearly $17,000. higher prices means higher resale values for older cars and consumers who are buying new cars are likely to get a reasonable offer for their trade-in. samsung may be set to challenge apple pay. the south korean smart foap maker is buying a mobile payment service called woo pay. the major difference is that the technology already works on most retailers checkout terminals. back to you. it has been nearly a year since we all heard the #savejosh. the hope was to give an experimental drug to virginia boy who was dyi. doreen gensler caught up with josh and his mother. >> reporter: josh was diagnosed with cancer when he was just nine months old. he was treated, but it came

back. twice. eventually all those years of chemotherapy took a toll and josh needed transplant, but that reeked havoc on his body. >> his heart failed, kidneys failed, his lungs were not working well. >> reporter: and that's when an aggressive virus took advantage of his weakened immune system. his mother, amy, says their only hope was an antiviral drug called brincidofovir, but it's not approved yet which means a doctor can't prescribe it. so the family asked for expanded access or compassionate use to get the medicati the drug's manufacturer said no. >> where there is a will, there is a way and we did not let . so many people didn't let go with u

our family was a tremendous part of thi i think they ran the best campaign >> for this family, social was the ke young son's life. but as we learned in our exclusive interview, the journey isn't over. >> coming you tonight, doreen's interview with josh hardy and his mother including more on the cont them get the d save his life. bhonry county school buildings are running out of space. nearly half of the school buildings are face a space shortage in the next five years according to the school board president who told maryland state senators there is quote no he said it in sight to the growth. sichbs since trowel2007 they have had 27,000 new students. they are lobbying for funding for new school construction. in just a few hour the superintendent of arlington public schools will present next

year's budget propose. school board asked for small pay increases and more instructional time at four elementary schools. today's meeting is at 10:30 a.m.. in honor of black history month, faculty and students at howard university will research and rewrite black history related entries on wikipedia today. the edit-a-thon will be held at the research center at 10:00 a.m. and will last until 4:00. we're seeing the damage the bit are cold can you cause. you're being look live at the courthouse in prince george's county whi will be closed today after the extreme temperatures caused a pipe to burst there. we'll show you what you can do to avoid a similar fate in your home or busi. 13 outside right now.

right now "news 4 today," the bitter cold taking its toll on more than just you and your family. the damage caused by the weather that has a local courthouse closed. most of you will be stepping outside to windchills below zero. the coldest spot at this hour as you look at the map appears to be hagerstown, matter landryland.

windchills at negative 8. >> tom kierein is here with the areas under a windchill advisory. >> we have a huge area under windchill advisories. it remains in day, tonight and from n. to friday morning. all of virginia, just about all of maryland and eastern shore. all these counties in blue will have subzero windchills throughout the day today. by dawn tomorrow, we could have windchills down to minus 20 with very strong gusty winds later today. windchills right now are hovering right mere 0 in the metro area. north and western suburbs, windchills down it around 5 break, but coldest spot hagerstown windchill there-8 below zero. your weather headlines for this thursday morning, we'll have frigid temperatures through the morning. very cold windchi