>> good morning. >> welcome to news 4 today. another cold weekend to start off. today looks like the better part of the weekend. >> should we kick around a soccer ball today? >> absolutely. when you are moving around it's fine but it's plenty chilly. temperatures stay 15 to 20 degrees colder than average still. pab going out on the same cold notes. there is the view on the rest on towne centre. most of the roads are in perfectly good shape, but it's cold again. 15 in rockville. 15 in rest on towne centre. 14 in gaithers berg. cold and nothing coming down for now. that will be changing. winter weather advisories to the south and the west. we may be facing our own threat into tomorrow. for today, sunshine and cold temperatures in the 20s for the

next couple of hours rising to the low and mid 30s by later. more of a break down on that coming up. >> chuck, thanks. new this morning, a live look at the capital where hours ago funding for the department of homeland security was extended but only for a week. they stopped the funding bill before the deadline and agreeing on the funding was not the issue. that was the immigration issue that caused a clash in the house. they prevent 200,000 government workers from working without a paycheck. >> the prince william board of supervisors will hold a meeting to talk about the budget. there is a $17.5 million shortfall that could mean major cuts for the kids. where that meeting is going to happen. what's on the chopping block this morning. >> you know the easier question to answer may be what's not on the cutting block. that is anything that the state

said the school system has to have. everything else is fair game. we are here at this firehouse because the school system's house is burping. they are going to take drastic measures to try to save it. school officials as well as the county board will be here with a list of about 400 nonessential items that could be cut or may be cut. things that are not mandated by the state that. includes sports programs and all day kinder garden. the goal is to cut about $17.5 million from the budget. this is the result of a tax hike that didn't happen. there was going to be a 4% hike that would cost about $96 more per year. that didn't happen. one of the proposals to meet the system's challenge is reducing class sizes. that may be one of the things they will be happy with and they won't be a lot. this is the second largest.

spending per pupil is low. they had about $10,000, but when you consider they spend 40,000 that puts it into perspective. they want to give teachers a raise. that adds to the pressure here. as you can see, folks are not here but there is a caterer here. there will be a meeting harshed out and probably will be here a while and want to meet the people to make it go down easier. tough times here in prince william county. later today at about noon. they will find out how tough it can be. live in menassis news 4. >> thanks. also you can share your opinion about the proposed budget in loudoun county. they are proposing a budget. there will be a publicring at 9:00 this morning in ashburn. >> virginia's former first lady filed paperwork to appeal her

conviction. it has been seven days since she was sentenced to a year and a day in prison. she was charged with corruption with her husband, bob mcdonald. both of them are free pending appeals. >> a d.c. rabbi resigned his position after pleading guilt tow secretly recording women in a ritual bath. his resignation will take effect a month from yesterday. he was put on administrative leave in october, but since then he was pate more than $26,000. he pleaded guilt tow 52 counts of voyeurism. >> police are trying to figure out who shot a teenager yesterday afternoon on nayor road near the charter school. class is just getting out when the shots were fired. it's not clear if the boy went to the school but he could be as young as 14 years old. he was still breathing when officers arrive and we are working to get an update on his condition.

>> a makeshift remorial where a russian leader was shot and killed is growing. president obama is condemning the murder. he was shot at least four times while walking on a bridge near the kremlin. he has been a vocal critic of vladimir putin and supposed to take part in an opposition rally that has been canceled. >> you have one more chance to have your say in the district's budgets priorities. the final forum, part of the fresh start february will be hosted by the mayor. that will happen at 1:00 at the senior high school in southeast washington. you are encouraged to be part of that discussion about priorities in the district. >> coming up, uber was hacked. the information that may have been compromised. >> a maryland man forced to explain that her mom and baby brothers are gone and she can't go home. we talked about why so many people were affected by the

tragedy. >> timing out when we will get

is is. >> we have a news 4 consumer alert. uber suffered a data broach that happened in may discovered in september. the company said no customer data user names or passwords were accessed. uber is providing a year of identity protection. no word on why they waited until now to release the information. >> the legislative session is in the books and they passed last minute bills on several key issues. one thing they did not pass had to do with the rising heroin problem. it would have allowed

prosecutors to charge drug dealers with homicide. lawmakers put a $100 cap on gifts from people who want to do business with virginia and passed tougher laws against sexual assault to protect workers on campus and okayed pay raises for teachers in virginia. >> today you can learn how to safely grow marijuana in the district. the company is hosting a conference happening at the holiday inn near the capitol building. muriel bowser has done all she can on the law. some say the pot law violates federal law. they could cut the funds that flow into the district and we put the breaks on what's allowed and what's not on the nbc washington app. >> i few hours ago, they are short of the goal to keep the heat on in dozens of homes. our daily bread is trying a

funding site to raise $15,000 by the end of tomorrow. so far they are not all the way there. the money would help with the cost of heat for dozens of families. for more information visit nbc washington.com and search our daily bread. how cold is it in. >> temp teres in the teens and the 20s even with the bright sunshine. even the cold sunshine while we can. old man winder is not done with us yet. our latest winter threat arrives tomorrow a

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. >> ken lot of his wife and two youngest family members when a plane crashed on their home. the impact it had on their surviving daughter. >> it was tough talking to a 7-year-old. it's not easy. >> how do you explain something to a child that you cannot understand yourself? >> on december 8th ken lost most of his family. his wife marie and two young sons were killed when a plane crashed in their neighborhood and their house caught fire. 3-year-old coal and newborn devin died in their mother's

arms. his 7-year-old daughter was at school and for weeks she couldn't comprehend that this nightmare could be reality. >> for him, it's like what do you mean a plane crashed on the house and everything is gone? to a 7-year-old that doesn't make sense. >> that house was torn down but not before ken took her back one last time. >> i wanted it to be her decision and she understood it wasn't going to be a happy time but i wanted to make sure she had that closure to know what happened. >> here's a stuffed animal for you. i know you lost part of your family. >> she shares one of the letters she and her dad received. more than 1,000 in all. >> this out pouring lifted her up. >> in the days following the tragedy, donations of clothes,

toys and essentials were overwhelming overwhelming. with so little salvaged firefighter who responded that day wanted the family to have this. then the go fund me started by a local waitress who knew the family. it raised nearly $500,000. >> why do you think there was such a huge reaction and so many people connected with what happened? >> anyone can imagine being at work or being home but no one would have imagined that this could in reality happen. my wife the way she was shielding the kids trying to be a hero for them, that resonated with a lot of people. people wanted to try to help in any way they could and they did. >> it takes support and strength to move on and that's what they are trying to do. arabelle returned to school and ken is slowly get back to work. family members are still

present. they are looking for reminders that life can be good. even if it's not always fair. >> try to enjoy every day as much as you can. getting out and doing different things and having the different memories of family and friends is very important. >> ken hopes that a website started by a friend will help his daughter learn more about her mom and brothers down the road. it is a space online where anyone who knew the family can post their favorite memory. >> president obama is mourning the loss of leonard nimoy who played mr. spock in the star track series and movies. he said he loved spock. they met in 2007. he died in his home in los angeles at 83 years old. the original captain kirk said he loved him like a brother. the chinese theater in hollywood in tribute. this is the ninth time in the theater's history that it dimmed

its lights. the last time was when actor robin williams died. >> no one is escaping the winter weather. today new mexico is dealing with heavy snow and there is more on the way in the northern part of the region. look at this video shot near the border. you can see the road conditions out that way. winter storm warpings and more snow early into the next week. >> another further east a few inches of snow caused major problems in texas. white out conditions and icy roads. >> jason rascon has more on the frozen temperatures and the frozen traffic. >> sudden white out conditions and icy roadways led to hundreds of accidents in north texas, including a 20-car pile up outside of dallas. >> a lot of brake lights and people scattering.

>> traffic froze on nearly every major roadway on interstates 30 and 35 completely shut down. >> conditions are very bad here. >> what you usually 20 minute trips took two to three hours. >> i'm stuck on the side of the road. >> this is not what i thought texas was going to do. i never believe the meteorologists but they were right. >> hundreds of schools shut down early. some for the fourth time this week. at dfw, some flights were canceled. >> you have more snow than we do. >> enough to blanket the texas rangers stadium and create a travel nightmare here in recent memory. >> that was jason rascon reporting. the accumulation of weight and snow caused this roof collapse on to an ice rink where 8 and

9-year-olds were practicing. this happened in kaptcanton massachusetts. it collapsed on the opposite side from where the team was practicing. about a close call. >> i read an article in one of the scientific publications and this is a natural disaster in snow motion. they had nearly nine feet of snow that lasting nearly six to eight weeks. every drop of rain that they get adds weight to the snow mass and a lot of people have been unable to get to work and travel. they are not going out to dinner and tax revenues are falling. it will be a major impact for all of new england. for us old man winter has not been taking it easy. temperatures near record levels for much of the month. at reagan national it's the coldest february since 1979. the second coldest in the last

80 years. in dulles and bwi marshall it's the coldest february on record. dulles is nearly 11 degrees below average. still cold. 22 right now in washington with a wind chill of 13. where you see temperatures they are in the tens. gaithersburg is 16. even though there is not much of a wind. any breeze at all has the wind chill temperatures in. bundle up and they will rise into the upper 20s. around freezing and low to mid 30s. you need the winter coat and the sunglasses. you are probably going to be needing that tomorrow as rain comes our way. we may have a brief period of sleet or snow in the front part of the day tomorrow. the forecast in waldorf, maryland sunshine and 35. increasing clouds and lows near

20 way below freezing. tomorrow a mix of what could be sleet or snow early on. becoming sleet to rain and eventually it will be rain. a chance of snow early. probably before the sun is up. a sleet mix possible during the afternoon and most low rain in the evening. go ahead and have that app download and ready to go. future weather through the rest of today. clouds come in tonight and a little chance of snow early tomorrow morning before the sun is up. a break in the action in the mid-to late morning. as the moisture comes back in this area of pink could be sleet or rain or freezing rain. this is 2:00 tomorrow. the cold air will be hard to scour all the way out of here. there will be a chance of rain mixing with sleet and or freezing rain into the early to mid-afternoon hours. with time the colder air should

be scoured out and as a result i don't see a lot in the way of accumulation for tomorrow. hour boy hour tomorrow temperatures rising ever so slowly. we could see maybe as much as an inch to two or three. much much lower accumulations around the metro. 30s today and tomorrow. a break in the action from the cold on monday. rain chances are rain showers on wednesday with highs near 60. >> we will take that. >> all right. >> after a series of sexual assaults police go dor to door. >> how the community is showing support for the victim. if you need financial help social media might have the

>> do you spend more money than you earn? if you do you are not alone. >> more than half of americans spend more or barely break even. a new campaign to get your finances back on track. >> with two young children crystal counts her blessings and change. >> i never use change. i always save it. everything i break goes into the piggy bank. >> that will go to her kid's education. she posted her goal on twitter,

one of hadn'ts taking part in a campaign to get americans to save. with #i'm saving for. we need help. a survey finds 1/3 of americans are at risk of financial disaster with little or no emergency savings. in the worst shape, generation x. 32% of those between 30 and 49 have more credit card debt than savings. if you are not in the savings habit, what's the best way tod? >> the best way is to have a goal. you can't get anywhere if you don't know where you want to go. >> have the amount automatically deducted from your paycheck. the fund should be six months of living expenses. she learned how to save from her parents and the great recession of 2008. >> when the recession hit, i learned what the term moderation was. that's how i saved. >> building financial security for her family. nbc news new york.

>> gotta save. neighbors say they didn't know about recent attacks in their own community. the evidence police are using to track down a suspect. >> a discovery prompts an alert in california. what thousands may be infected with after visiting a restaurant. >> i live look and temperatures are outside the studio just

>> our top stories a i live look at the capital and just hours ago, funding for the department of homeland security was extended and only for a week. president obama signed the stop gap funding bill minutes before the deadline last night. >> the prince william county board of supervisors are trying to agree on a budget. it could make major cuts if it doesn't receive 15.5 million clz from the county. >> today is the day to get things done outside the house. you should see a little bit of sun. we are in store for a mixed bag of weather. >> oh, boy. >> get ready again. the time is 9:00. thanks for joining us early on this saturday morning. i'm angie goff. >> chuck bell is outside on the weather deck. what's it like? >> plenty cold out here.

24 degrees. my buddy tells me anyway. views from the towers high up in the sky this morning, this is looking westbound and plenty of blue skies. there is looking down over national airport and the frozen over potomac river. the ice is too thin. stay off the ice. a lot of ice along the shoreline. out the door temperatures this morning in the upper teens and low 20s. highs today only barely up over the freezing mark for a brief time. that's about it. it will be quite cold this evening as well with temperatures into the 20s. for tomorrow a little chance of snow in the morning and what could be a rain sleet, freezing rain mix. it doesn't look like a lot of anything but it's the possibility of a little slushiness and freezing ice that we will be watching carefully. i will tell you how much snow-ice combinations we will expect in a few minutes. for now, back to you.

>> it only takes a little bit. we now know more information about the search for the man linked to three sexual assaults. it happened in maryland and news 4's darcy spencer talked with the neighbors. prayers at the tower of praise church international for three women sexually assaulted in the area over the last few months. >> we like the police though to really step security in this neighborhood. >> the pastor said the church has been targeted by criminals. he put up surveillance and when they didn't capture a clear image, he turned them off. >> we were hiding the piano and sometimes the musical ment. >> police believe the same man sexually assaulted three women since september and it happened wednesday night behind the church next door. this composite sketch was

developed after the first attack and captured on surveillance video. christian garcia's mom owns a hair salon across the street. >> it's a concern happening across the street. i do feel better that police have been in the area a little more patrolling more. >> prince george's county police detectives went door-to-door handing out flyers. many didn't know there had been three sexual assaults less than a mile apart. >> we are concerned about this now. now that we had to watch more than normally. >> darcy spencer, news 4 today. >> today family and friends will gather to remember the young man killed by a driver in the district. a me more jal scheduled for today at chestnut grove presbyterian. philipp snodgrass died and a man fleeing a crashing car flipped his car. he was walking to a night class at a law school in north d.c.

when it all happened. despite a tough budget year, the school board wants more money than expected. they are seeking almost $2 billion. that is 7% more than the original budget. that includes programs that he was going to cut and competitive pay for teachers. they are dealing with funding for the state. they head to the county executive for approval. >> a trial can happen in massachusetts. an appeals court ruled the trial can stay in boston. the defense attorney wanted a change of venue. three people died and 260 others were hurt when two bombs exploded near the finish line in 2013. the trial is set to begin wednesday. >> the fbi is investigating vandalism attacks. they were vandalized for the second time. the first time was on monday night.

on wednesday another incident. vandals ripped down wall hangings and broke chairs. they are looking into whether they can be hate crimes. >> a local effort into keeping places crime-free. this is known as worship watch. the local initiative encourages them to report suspicious activity. houses are worship are not immune to criminal activity. in fact the more common crimes such as vandalism and arson are targeted. >> catholic cardinal will celebrate a special called light the city. you are invited to light a candle until midnight. it's on rhode island avenue. >> heads up. the metro station is closed because of track work. buses will replace trains between college park and green belt. the trains will run every 20 minutes and red line between 8

and 15 minutes. >> protect your cash this tax season. how a man's return was filed without even knowing it and what you should do if the fraud happens to you. >> for you think traffic is bad now, wait a few months. the huge project and how it will affect traffic for thousands of commuters. >> going outside, we will have to deal with the cold. we are starting off with the teens. when a mixed bag of snow sleet, and rain will hit.

>> next month arlington will expand the number of red light cameras throughout the county.

major intersections like couple bia pike and washington boulevard, lee highway and george mason boulevard. we posted a full list of locations in our nbc washington app. you will soon have to pay more to use the dulles grown way. there will be a 3% increase in tolls. the commission increased the increase for a vehicle that will add 10 cents to the charge. it is not known when the charges will go into effect. >> overnight work is under way on the third street tunnel in d.c. as part of a major project that will cover the open parts of the tunnel. i talked with drivers about the traffic impact. changing cities. changing landscape. traffic impacts coming for already weary commuters. >> it's a pain period. >> john ellsworth owns a plumbing business and has to

drive around the area and navigating work joans and now a major in the heart of d.c. >> is it progress? >> i don't see any. what are you going to do and. >> what are you going to do some. >> payou can't do nothing but deal with it. >> new buildings that cover the existing open third street tunnel. james is the chief traffic engineer and he said this is unprecedented. >> i don't think we have seen anything like this this type of tunnel construction. >> for right now, the traffic impact is expected to be in off peak hours. >> i worry about the impacts, but traffic is bad. >> there was talk of shutting down the entire tunnel. that would have impacted tens of thousands of commuters from d.c., maryland and virginia. that has been scrapped. >> the project is expected to take four years to complete. >>. >> we talked about the other

project back to the table. how much time would it shave off if they were able to close the tunnel down. >> they asked them to close the tunnel and that shaved two years off of the. you can't take 395 out to massachusetts avenue. >> it's hard to determine which would be worse. it's a bad situation all-around. >> no pain no gain. >> right. parting the construction. >> you got anything today? >> no pain today. cold out there and a chance of more wintry weather coming our way tomorrow. it does look like a lot of something, but just a little bit can mess up your

. lawyers for comedian bill cosby are asking a judge to throw out a defamation lawsuit. three women say cosby drug and sexually assaulted them. his attorney said the client was acting in self defense. >> officials in california say more than 1500 people could be at risk of the measles virus. someone infected rode a bart train to san francisco exposing 1500 riders and ate at a popular restaurant in berkeley. wait staff and diners are being screened. no one has tested positive for

the virus. >> have you filed your taxes yet? maybe you are planning to do that this weekend. erica gonzalez has a warning about tax fraud. >> here is the tax return. >> adrian thompson lives in d.c. and he is a middle school teacher looking forward to summer vacation. >> me and my girlfriend -- the last prerequisite. >> he is looking forward to more than $1,000 on the tax refund. was expecting until he got a phone call. >> just a few days ago you filed your taxes and everything went through normally until we received a rejection code. >> rejection code. >> the reject code showed his information was already filed on a return this year. >> this tax preparer helped him file the return but someone got to the irs before he did.

>> somebody not me. >> somebody not him filed a tax return in his name. how he has to fight for the identity. >> he has to show he is not married and doesn't have children. >> i am talking to the adrian thompson. what are you going to do to get your money back? >> apparently i need to be in good communication with the irs. >> can you say that again. >> you are going to have to mail this off. >> about nine months is how long it will take to get his identity and taxes fixed. >> then he can get his money back? >> eventually. it is lengthy. >> it may be a long process, but i will do what i have to do. >> that was erica gonzalez reporting. they vented $24 billion from getting into the hands of criminals. if you use online software change your log in now.

>> today you can get a taste of spring. the capital remodel and garden show at the dulles expo center. vendors are showing off new products and offering advice on gardening, home improvement and landscaping. that soupnds nice. >> a popular event here. a community will celebrate the return of one of their favorite cashiers. >> a safeway laid off howard a drams and organizers created a petition asking them to reinstate him. >> they say he would use a game show announcer's voice while ringing up the groceries and people would lineup at his check out lane. >> more than 600 people signed. >> they will welcome him back when his shift starts at 3:00 this afternoon. there is a video on you tube that is circulating of him doing

his game show voice. he added so much important to the shopping experience. you can't beat that. >> the customer is always right. >> i'm not sure i want everything i am buying to be announced to everyone. >> you need to go to cvs for that. >> let's see the grocery list. >> seven bolts of wine. >> mylanta. >> cold stuff. i wish we had something other than cold. >> you have 60 in the forecast. >> days away and it won't come with sunshine. before we get into that two quick thank yous to the folks out of kensington park. i was there doing meeting and groating with another organization that we here at channel 4 hold near and dear to our hearts. delivering millions of meals to people who can't get their own

food. the fund-raiser goes to food and friends.org. out to the kids and we were doctor seussing our way through. a pretty picture here this mornings the sun came up. a gorgeous sunrise is increasingly cloudy. clouds will be on the increase for the remainder of the day and stay cold. a nice low impact on the outdoor plans for today. temperature is 23. wind chill is 13. there is a bite in the air still. frederick maryland at 18. 17 in dulles and 18 in gaithersburg. it's plenty cold. a steady rise in temperatures and most of the day is at or below freezing. we will have a couple of hours and we get up into the low or mid 30s.

that's ahead of more cold that comes tomorrow. a chance of snow before dawn tomorrow morning. an opportunity of a sleet-rain mix tomorrow afternoon and becoming mostly rain tomorrow evening. for the rest of the today, sunshine and clouds and temperatures in the low to mid 30s. saturday night on the town nothing to worry about other than the cold. temperatures back down in the 20s. the weather app is ready to go. winter weather advisories to the north and the south and an advisory before all is said and done. we will have the latest on that part of the forecast. news 4 tonight at 6:00 and 11:00. the chance of clouds by tonight. a slight chance of snow early tomorrow morning. as we go through the day, rain mixing with sleet or freezing rain. 2:00 through 5 or 6:00. snow forecast potential. the american model said one to

two inches and the local model said two or three inches up north. not much if anything around the metro. i will put this out on the social media pages. a quick check of the old seven-day that goes on the social media platform. 40s monday and a chance of rain tuesday and wednesday with highs near 60 before more cold air comes our way late next week. >> coming up a thief steals a car from a nascar team. how

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. lost and found. take a look at this. someone stole a nascar race car in atlanta. that shows them taking off with the truck and unmarked trailer with the race car inside. it belonged to a race car driver and his team extreme. they tweeted that the car was found. they withdrew from in this weekend's race. too bad. >> i wonder if he took a joy ride in that thing. >> where do you take a joy ride in that? >> how do you steal it? >> there appears to be unssht on the nationals. >> more from vieira.

>> as spring training continues, two of the biggest names may not be around next season. entering the final years of their contracts. both have only played for the nationals. according to zimmerman, negotiations are at a stand still. >> there is nothing going on right nowment. i haven't heard anything. during the season i don't want to talk. i want focus on the season. if something pops up we will listen and see what happens. as of right now, nothing is going on. >> it takes two to make a deal. all we can do is put a dole out there we feel is fair and equitable at market value and extoll the issues of being with the ball club. >> mike rizzo has a special relationship with both ian and jordan. he has known both players their entire professional careers.

i'm jason pew, news 4 sports. >> next week we could find out when the cherry blossoms are reaching peak bloom. it could mean another late bloom. the average date is march 4th. the festival celebrates the gift of trees. march 20th we are at the end of february. we don't have much time. >> last year it was back into the 10th of april because it was so cold through the month of march. february has been crazy cold around here and march will start off on a more cold than mild note. march 1st may be a chance of accumulations to three inches and the panhandle of west virginia. around town maybe up to an inch of slushy sleety, snowy

nastiness. it shouldn't be a big impact. the latest is tonight. one warm day. one warm day this week. 46 for that. that all looks warm. >> how do you explain that 60? >> it's march. >> in like a lion. >> can you explain it in five seconds or less. >> thank you very much for joining us. >> back here tomorrow morning at 6:00. have a (music)

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