. going up at 6:00 on a monday morning check out the waves. northwest winds have returned and the temperatures have taken a tumble since you went to bed last night. check out your chills. 17 in the windchills in manassas. 21, the windchill downtown. brace for that chill first thing this morning. next 24 hours. 28. windy and cold this morning. 35 at 7:00 tonight when you're settling in after a long day at work and school and by 7:00 a.m. temperatures back into the upper 20s. tomorrow, interestingly enough a little alberta clipper racing by. timing out for light snow tomorrow. all dry through the noon hours. i think the best chance for any snowflakes comes up at 3:00, 4:00 tomorrow afternoon to about 9:00 or 10:00 tomorrow night. if you're thinking about snow man names, melissa mollet, either slim or shorty. >> slim or short j.

we have a schoerp hechopper hea scene. the left lane blocked. that's just a disabled vehicle. it should be out of the way in just a little bit. remember in dale city, this is now cleared up. again, all lanes are open there and taking a look at 2750, a slow spot is normal. northbound, i don't have any problems. we'll have a live picture from chopper and travel times in ten minutes. >> thanks, melissa. we're following a developing story right now. a man and woman are dead in a murder/suicide in loudoun county. this happened in the lands down area of leesburg. that's where we find "news4's" molette green live with details. moll molette? >> reporter: good morning.

yes. we did get a report from the sheriff's department that a man and woman are dead after an apparent murder/suicide. it happened last night around 9:00 p.m. in one of these townhouses in this community. deputies came here after a 911 report of a suicide. now, residents tell me this morning that they heard nothing at all in this community. they didn't even know police were in this community. we are in the lansdowne town center, a community of town homes. you can see the lands down town center not far from this community walking distance really. we are in the 19200 block of wind meade drive and this case is considered domestic in nature, so there is no danger to the community. again, an apparent murder/suicide last night in this community and resident this morning are wondering what happened and how all of this came about. that's the latest live from loudoun county, virginia. back to you. >> thanks, molette. today a second police officer will go on trial in the

death of freddie gray. caesar goodson faces second-degree murder charges, the most serious of all six officers charged. he was driving the van in which gray received a deadly spinal injury last april. to convict goodson, they must prove he was socal lus for gray's life that he deliberately allowed gray to die. look for alerts on our nbc washington app. you may also get alerts about developments in charlottesville. jesse matthew jr. will be in court over hannah graham's death. today they're arguing to keep several search warrants out of the trial. 6:03. when you get to your metro stop today, you may notice a letter from the general manager on safety. it comes nearly a year after the smokes incident.

in a letter g.m. paul wiedefeld points to better coordination, better radio system, and better ventilation in the tunnels. open the nbc washington app to read the entire letter. >> the time right now, 6:04. mexico's government is working to extradite drug lord joaquin el cha powe jr. to the u.s. he's already escaped from mexico's prison twice. mexico's government wants to question actor sean penn who secretly interviewed guzman for "rolling stone" magazine. the extradition process could take months because of the appeals. montgomery county public schools could have a new superintendent as early as march. joshua starr stepped down last february. they're happy with the range of applicants. montgomery county officials did not comment on possible candidates or top contenders for

the job. it's a locker clean-out day for the redskins now that their playoff hopes are over. the end of the game was hard to watch. the team couldn't match up against the packers. it was kirk cousins first career playoff start and the team struggled to get things moving in the second half. good first start though. many of the fans we talked with after the game were happy the skins made it this far and hoping the team makes it even further next time. >> you know, i thought it was going to be a 6-10 season. so playoff is a bonus. >> you like that. you like that. you like that. >> we did like that. thanks for a great season. much of the focus now though on whether he'll be back next season. he is a free agent. he finished strong. >> you definitely have to give him props for that.

people say this game is a great because it shows the team what they need to do to take it to the next level. >> let's hope it continues to go in the right direction, right? winning, winning, winning. >> always a redskins fan, right? >> yes. >> right now the music world is remembering the life of david bowie. after news of his death overnight, there's a memorial already growing outside of his new york airport. how the rock icon is being remembered. get ready for a shock to your system outside as you'll be greeted with much colder temperatures. look at the current temperatures. yikes. meteorologist tom kierein has your forecast and what to wear.

breaking news overnight.

iconic singer david bowie has died at the age of 69 after an 18-month battle with cancer. family says he died peacefully surrounded by family. bowie turned 69 last friday the same day he released a new album called rock star. already the twitter world responding. prime minister david cameron, quote, i grew up listening to and listening to the pop jeanion david bowie. he was a master who kept getting it right. a huge loss. this one from gene simmons. david bowie, you will be missed and, of course, from madonna, iconic, genius, game-challenger. david bowie gone at the age of 69. it was a routine traffic stop in frederick county that turned into a drug bust. sheriff's deputies tell us they stopped maude johnson in w for a moving violation on route 340 near the jefferson parkway early

sunday morning. a canine searched for narcotics. deputies arrested jon on drug possession charges. >> all right. so by now you know wednesday's powerball drawing is up to $1.3 billion. that's huge. it is, in fact, the biggest lottery jackpot in world hiftd. so big it won't even fit on powerboard billboards. they need to get an extension. the odds of winning the big jackpot have gone down a bit. they're now 1 in 292 million. it's comical to think about what your odds are. we talk -- >> -- zero, zero, zero. >> and being struck by lightning 26 times. you cannot buy hope cheaper than a couple of dollars. that's the way i look at it. >> now let's check your --

>> reporter: we went from short sleeves yesterday to layer up this morning. in alexandria where i'm reporting live we have the winds just now beginning to pick all little bit. the sun settles down an it gets gusty again. windchill near 20 degrees. layer up and dress accordingly. bright sun. you'll need your sunglasses. a clear sky and then for the afternoon, it will be in the upper 30s. it will be diminishing with bright sunshine. now melissa has an update on a new crash. >> yeah. brand-new crash. 95 northbound at prince william parkway. sounds like it's off to the right side of the roadway. we're seeing delays after that. it sounds like the tail end of that is going to start growing as well as you're headed northbound here. a new crash for you. outer loop at allen town, look at that. that's cleared out of the way.

that is good. no more problems on the outer loop. taking a look, you're on time at 270 and the outer loop of the beltway. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. >> thanks, melissa. drivers at one of the busiest bottlenecks. the new lanes that are opening today that could make it easier to get in and out of the m.a.r.c. center. blue hollywood shines. the ni

welcome back. a catholic man said he was fired by the church after they found out he was in a same-sex marriage. about a dozen family members protested the termination outside of morning mass yesterday. higgins and his husband said they never thought something like this would happen. >> you know, i met people from the choir, i met the pastor. never thought it would happen. but when someone complains, things happen. >> a spokesperson for the archdiocese of washington stressed that higgins was fired not because he is gay but because the church doesn't recognize same-sex marriage. a maryland court has a big ruling to make involving

abortion clinics. a court of appeals is hearing arguments today on whether applicants for licenses should be released. state officials refuse to disclose the names of the attorney general argues releasing the names might jeopardize their safety. two courts have ruled in the state's favor. another big ruling could come soon from the supreme court. the justices are hearing arguments on whether state government workers can still be required to pay dues to cover negotiating contractings. now, this case stems from the california teacher association. the ruling would affect public section unions in 23 states where unions bargain for both members and nonmembers. a murder has become the district's third homicide in a year. police found a man dead on the east sigh. we're still learning more on what led up to the death. the first homicide of 2016 happened last friday. philadelphia police now following up on a tip that the

man suspected of shooting a cop has ties to a radical group. an anonymous person told police that the threat isn't over. police say archer pledged his allegiance to isis and claimed the shooting to islam. a woman accused of carrying out jewelry store heists has her first appearance in court this morning. an gate kemp has jewelry heists stretching from tennessee to north carolina. the police believe she's responsible for half a dozen robberies since april. it's now 6:18. fewer teenagers are smoking but second-hand smoke is still a big problem. data from the cdc shows nearly half of teenagers who didn't use cigarettes still ran into second-hand smoke in2013. the u.s. surgeon general says

there's no safe level of second hand smoke exposure. it's been linked to heart disease and lung cancer. we had arch is a great turnout at the nbc 4 health & fitness expo weekend. the two-day event wrapped up. this is the 23rd year for the expo and we hope you learned a lot of helpful tips, maybe even got in a good workout inspired by some of our guests. had a great forums and healthy cooking demos. we'll see you again next year. thanks. if you do win tonight, remember no one cares about that award as much as you do, okay? >> all right. so the golden globes brought out the stars, the cheers, the jokes last night. it had egg. the big winner was a frontier revenge epic film the revenant. it snagged best film drama, best director and best actor for

leonardo dicaprio. >> i want to share this award with all the first nations people represented in this film and all the indigenous communities around the world. it is time we recognize your history. and jennifer lawrence has won. how can we stop that girl. >> she's like 25 years old. >> she's like the biggest threat. >> henson handed out cookies on her way to the stage for her first golden globe win as cookie lye e lyon. and also sylvester stallone. >> a shout-out for her. she's from our area. she was not going to be rushed

off the stage either. you go, cookie. >> it's now 6:216. time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck t. bell tells us about a big change going on. what's going on, chuck? >> that little reprieve from the cold lasted exactly one day. hopefully you had a chance to get outside and enjoy it. the winds have turned back around to the northwest and it's going to be a will be uft write rhode island and breezy start to the day. a huge drop. 30 degree drop, in fact, in temperatures from yesterday to today. we will have plenty of sunshine, but that's not going to help too much. temperature change minus 27. 27 degrees colder now than the same time yesterday in d.c. minus 31 is the change in gaithersburg. here's the northwest wind blowing the waves down the potomac river this morning. currently we have windchills back down into the midteens with cold air in place and an alberta clipper racing by. there's a mention of snow in the

forecast. not for today. it's for tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. not for a lot of snow. if we want a lot of snow from an alberta clipper it goes to the south. we sort of get the remnants out of it. mostly conversation at snowflakes around the metro area might be enough to be sweepable snow across northern maryland and out to the shenandoah valley. we'll be detailing all this. doug and d.j. will have all this coming up at 5:00 as welg. 20s now, 30s by 9:00. 30s by 11:00 a.m. this morning. highs up, flirting with 40 degrees. that's it. another breezy and cold evening. temperatures will be in the low to mid-30s. it's going to be a cold one for sure. future weather, sunshine for sure. here's racing, a little hint of snow chances most likely between 3:00 and 8:00. but again it's going by in a great big hurry. snowfall amounts. maybe two to three-tents of an

inch. already thinking about the weekend? i know you are. looks like both saturday and sunday will have an abundance of clouds and a risk for rain showers but it is january and it might be cold enough where we're talking an snow chance over the weekend. don't hold your breath on that. we'll boil it down to the four things you need to know. melissa mollet, trouble in the district. >> we have brand-new problem in the district. 295 northbound at the naval research lab. you can see things all the way from the beltway. might want to allow a little bit of extra time if you head that way into work or school. university boulevarded a colesville road, a report of a water main break. we're sending the chopper over to get a better vantage point. right now, outer loop at allen town, that has cleared out of the way. don't have to worry about that one. still have to worry about this. a crash on the left side of the roadway slowing things just a bit and then faber fax to the

beltway will take ten minutes. a live look of the issue at silver spring in a few minutes. >> thanks, melissa. now to a health care in montgomery county. crews found asbestos at a construction site that was once home to kensing thom junior high school,t: they'll begin to cle the substance today. it can cause cancer. the white house is closely watching developing news in flimt flint, michigan. the state did not offer residents safe drinking water until four days later sparking widespread criticism. state troopers will go door to door to make sure residents have clean water to drink. it's 6:24. at issue are claims over faulty ignition switches.

jury selection begins in a case involving an oklahoma crash that injured a driver. a section of that car will remain in the courtroom throughout the trial. right now conditions are a great for car buyers. >> whether you are looking for luxury or something a little straightforward, the best of the best p you're going to find them on display at the detroit auto zone. >> nbc's jay gray is live. >> yeah, not bad. i've got the car. this is fantastic. what can i say. look. this hall has just about everything on four wheels. we've got the muscle cars, the speed car, the minivans for those who need space for the kids. compact cars, connected cars. you see them putting on the finishing touches, polishing up everything before the doors open in detroit. it's going to be an amazing two weeks. this is always a vital show for

the industry but also one that provides the most. this year 40 unveilings during the two weeks of this show. let me tell you what they're unveiling is the luxury. there's a return of strong cars, they have a little pep in their step if you will and we're seeing that as well some of a lot of people with lower gas prices, with prices dropping on some of these cars, feeling like maybe they can spend a little bit more on their people and that's what the auto industry is hoping. it's been a banner few years for the car industry. back to you. >> thanks, jay. the race is tightening. which candidates are now neck and neck. >> we have a couple of problems right now. one of them an issue headed into d.c.

right here. also a problem in silver spring with a water main break. details coming up. first, changes you could soon see on buss in virginia and school districts try to come up with much needed cash. it's 6:27 on

right now preparations are under way to reopen these new traffic lanes. >> first, "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck t. bell is here with four things to know as you step outside. bundle up. >> that's the first thing. maybe there's five. number one, bundle up. an abrupt return to colder weather than yesterday. a windchilled yesterday afternoon coming your way so extra layers of warmth are required. a little alberta clipper zips on by tomorrow. could leave a coating of snow tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. for today, though, weather in your plans.

chills well below freezing this morning. that may slow things down a little bit this morning. by this evening it will be laying it down so there won't be quite that much of an impact. planning out your temperatures, it's a cold one. temperatures in the 20s. barely making it back up to 40 degrees later on today. the upside is at least there's a lot of sunshine out there. you like this, right? i'm going to repurpose this towel. >> i didn't like the score. i like this. >> we didn't care for the outcome. but i'm going to keep this around for the forecast. every time there's snow, i'll bust this out. you like this. >> we do have report of a water main break there. you can see another vehicle up the street blocking that center lane. 2 295 here northbound, we do have a crash here, not looking as bad. 270 here at middlebrooks, don't have any problems there. another look at this water main

problem and then also some travel times in ten minutes. angie? >> thank you, melissa. right now, the final preparations are going on to open a new hov ramp in alexandria. it will be open for tonight's evening rush, in fact. the ramp connects 395 to seminary road and hopefully ease congestion of the highway. we want to get straight to "news4" ee derrick ward with how these lanes will work. welcoming news for many commu r commuters. >> reporter: this was one of the concerns when the m.a.r.c. center was first talked about and being built. now this is vdot'sance to a concern of an already congested seminar. now, this new hov 3 ramp will be open for the evening rush only. take a look at some video. they've been testing it over the past couple of days. what this will do, it will link the hov 3 lanes from 395 to folks coming out of alexandria, and, of course, exiting the

m.a.r.c. center. until now what they've had to do is get off at the springfield parkway exit and take five miles along seminary. that kind of defeats the whole purpose. this is a $76 million project. it's the next to last phase of a whole seer of infrastructure change through here and the next will be a little more pleasant. there will be raised walkways. that's the whole thing in transportation these days. this will be open to buses as well. we're live in alexandria. derrick ward, "news4." back to you. >> looking forward to that. thanks, derek. there is a new proposal to extend the 95 express lanes in stafford. they want to add an extension of lanes. for this to work vdot would have to agree with the operators.

the work would be done somewhere around year 2020. a lot of you have complaining about it since the express lanes opened up. today one of the prince william county dale care workers will be in court. both sara jordan and keira spriggs worked there. they hit children and stepped on toddlers. the trial for jordan who is on the left begins this morning. 6:34. we expect a former turner elementary teach never court who is charged with cruelty to a developmentally challenged child. d.c. police say he pull a boy out of class last month squeezing his arm so hard he left a mark. he was frustrated because he wouldn't stop talk and would gonlt tois next class. he no longer has a job. maryland state police have

discovered the woman found dead on 301 was tiffany. they're not sure what killed her. the autopsy found no signs of, quote, suspicious injury. now to the latest in decision 2016 for the first time in a presidential election primary the fund has endorsed a candidate. hillary clinton says she's honored by the endorsement and proms to fight together with the organization. according to the latest n b bc/l street journal poll, hillary clinton and sanders are locked in the race. o'malley has just 5%. on the rb side donald trump is not number one this morning. he's trailing ted cruz by 4%. marco rubio is third with 13%

followed by dr. ben carson who has 11. this latest poll shows sanders outperforms clinton in a hypothetical matchup as well as new hampshire. today d.c. mayor muriel bowser will release her annual accountability report. this will provide an update on how the mayor is keeping her promises she made during her transition to office in 2014. the announcement will be this afternoon in gallaudet university in the northeast. plan is going before lawmakers in prince george's county. bureau chief tracee wilkins reportings that the peterson company is meeting with the council today. other planning boards have already look at the plan and will look at the specifics of what exactly changes are being proposed. he's back behind bars but there's still a lot to be done after the capture of mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman. the work to bring him to the u.s. and the questions they have for sean penn. it may catch your attention

as you board a train. the message the transit system's new gm want dwrous hear. plus preparing for conditions after temperatures plunge overnight. aye-yi-yi. these are the windchills you're dealing with right now.

no need to stress over prices at the gas pump. they're down again to an average ñ$2.05 for a gallon of regular. virginia sits below the average at $1.78. maryland is charging an average of 1.96 dollars. in d.c. expect to pay $2.16 and the current average, 1 president

$1.93. a delegate from bristow, virginia, pushing for school districts to sell bus space. alcohol, tobacco, and gambling products would not be permitted on those ads. breaking news on the roads. brand-new problem. 395 southbound. the ramp to the outer loop, take a look at that. the ramp is shut down because of the crash. hoping it's cleared out of the way here soon. still have that water main break and some breaks there. yore on time top of the belt way a little to increase volume and

traffic time. tom? >>. >> reporter: they just reported a gust of 24 miles an hour, the windchill down into the teens this morning some of layer up when you're preparing the kids for the but stop this morning and you're waiting for the metro, be happy you did. wear your warmest winter gear. for the commute this morning and a schoolyard forecast, we'll have temperatures holding steady just in the 20s. holy willard, scott, it is cold out here, you guys. right now we're watching several developing stories. first in loudoun county where police find two people dead in the leesburg area. we even live at the scene with what investigators are revealing about the crime.

plus sadness in the music world after news overnight of the sudden passing of rock icon david bowie. it's 6:42.

an upbrate to the news. the left lane is getting by. we had that total shutdown.

water main break. >> the wind is going to bring a tear to your eye if you're not careful this morning. winds are gusting. the wind will not have much intensity. the wind will be just as windy and chance for snow. how much snow dare he say? that's coming up in your seven-day. >> thank you, chuck. it's now 6:46. we're staying on top of of a developing story. a man and woman are dead in loudoun county. molette green has more. molette? >> reporter: neighbors tell me they didn't see anything or hear anything at all. we now know a 911 call went out last night on a report of a sue

side. sheriff's deputies found a man and woman dead inside one of these townhouses from an apparent murder/suicide. that's what it looked like at the time. we're in walking distance of the loudoun or lansdowne town center in the 19200 block of wind meade drive. this case still under investigation but it is at this point considered domestic in nature until there is no danger to the larger community. that's the latest live from loudoun county, virginia. i'm mostly cloulette green, "ne >> thank you, molette. we want to turn our attention to the trial coming up in a few hours. officer caesar woodson was driving the van in which fredry gray received deadly injuries. it's the most serious of all officer. to convict goodson prosecutor must prove he was so callous

that he allowed freddie gray to die. jesse matthew jr. will be in a pretrial hearing in the hannah graham case. virginia deputies found the 18-year-old dead weeks after she disappeared from charlottesville's downtown mall. today matthew's defense is arguing to keep several of the search warrants out of the trial. drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman could soon be in prison in the u.s. they're looking to extradite him since his recapture. they also want to interview actor sean penn who secretly introduced guzman for "rolling stone" magazine. the prosecution could take months because of appeals. keep an eye on your metro stop. you made notice a letter from the general manager on safety. this comes nearly a year after the smoke incident at l'enfant

plaza in which a woman died and others were hurt. new g.m. paul wiedefeld reports better cord nation, better radio system, better ventilation in the tunnels. open the app to read the entire letter. just search "metro." it's a disappointing day for the redskins. a few hours from now they'll be back to clean out their lockers. it was kirk cousins' first playoff start but the packers wither proved to be too much of a challenge. they couldn't pull off a comeback. a great game for the fans though. now the focus is on quarterback kirk cousins who's about to become a free agent. >> we're about to find out how much i'm wanted and where i'll go. i'm sure it's a business and the team will operate with that mindset.

this is my first time going through that process. >> we wish him all the best either way. many of the fans we talked with after the game were happy the skins made it this far in the playoffs. people didn't have a lot of expectations for the team. they're hoping they can go've further. with wii had such a great run toward the end. nfc champions still. go skins. >> he said he doesn't know if he's wanted. i think he want. when he was protected, kirk cousins came through. hi wasn't even the presumed starter until late in the preseason, so you've got to give him props. >> absolutely. we have breaking traffic news. let's check in with melissa mollet. >> the leftbound lane is still slow. a reminder for you. still have the problem with the water main break. the top of the beltway.

the taillights approaching new hampshire. you can see that. 66 northbound looks okay. pretty typical. right now in prince george's county, again, slow again. inbound, 14 mile' hour as you're passing livingston road heading into the beltway area. you can see the slowdown there. main routes into and out of town. no major problems you can see here. b.w., starting to get slow and 270 at montrose, volume there actually light. chuck. >> thank you, melissa. outside we're dealing with the cold today. now that the cold is back, there's a mention of snow in the forecast. not for today. this is a tomorrow thing. tomorrow afternoon to tomorrow evening, snowfall amounts are not going to be all that exciting but conservational flakes around the metro area could be a little bit more in the sweepable category. it ooh going to be cold powdery

snow. it will be sweepable, not shovable. what to expect for today? whoo, is it breezy or cold outside. 30 degrees colder than yesterday. plenty of sunshine, but that's going to feel extra cold compared to yesterday. temperatures right now are 25 to 30-plus zrees colder than we were at the same time yesterday and that trend of 30 will continue. ail ler berta clipper. clear skies early tonight. a few more clouds coming in late tonight, tomorrow morning, tomorrow during the day here comes our quick little flurry chance. here's 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. zip right on through. if you blink, you'll miss it tomorrow. snowfall amounts not all that impressive. temperature amounts above freezing early on. we may start with raindrops.

there's the european model. a tenth to a quarter of an-inch or so. a quick peek at the seven-day forecast. it's going to be a chilly peak. coldest in l be there. there's chance for a snowflake or rain drop. 6:53. memorial is glowing in london for david bowie following the breaking news that he passed overnight. the singer died after an 18-month battle. tracy strahan is in new york in front of a theater that's perform playing that bowie wrote. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. "lazarus" is one of the hottest tickets in town and even the star in the show said he sought out the show to specifically work with david bowie. already fans are leaving a memorial right in front of the home of the singer.

his ballad "space odyssey" in 1969 was the main character. now the music certainly being rebelled. "rebel, rebel" and "let's dance." his album was released friday which was his 69th birthday. he died peacefully. his son duncan jones confirmed the news via twitter. he was set to be honored with a concert at carnegie hall here in new york city at the end of march. he was 69 years old. that's the very latest live from manhattan individual. i'm tracy strahan. back to you. >> thanks so much. a routine drug bust. this is on route 340 near the jefferson technology parkway

early sunday morning. well, a canine sniffed a narcotic and a search revealed six vials of cocaine and four bags of heroin. they arrested him on drug possession charges. 695. 6:55 now. joshua starr stepped down last february. school board members are happy with the range of applicants. school officials did not comment on possible candidates or top contenders for the job. good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. ford will launch a smartphone app to help people with things such as parking spaces. users can rent out their car while they're on a trip. it will also offer reward programs with partners including mcdonald's and 7-eleven. ford pass can be used by anyone but will allow more benefits to

ford and truck owners. for your cnbc business report, i'm landon dowdy. >> thanks, landon. wednesday's jackpot lottery is up to $1.3 billion. it's so big, get this, it won't fit on a standard lottery billboard. the odds of wins that jackpot has gone down just a bit. there are now 1 in 292 million. good luck anyway. it's now 6:56. here are four things to know before you head out the door. you can take a new ramp on your way home to alexandria. connecting 395 to seminary road opens for the evening rush. metro's new g. plchlt says the metro is safer a year after the deadly incident at l'enfant plaza. you ka read his letter today on the nbc washington app. officer caesar goodson's trial begins today in the death of freddy guy. he drove the van in which investigators say gray received a deadly spinal injury.

a map and woman are dead in a murder/suicide. police believe the incident is domestic. withing back to winter, everybody. windy and cold today. a risk of a little light snow coming our way for tomorrow. snowfall amounts will be paltry. and take a look at this. 395 south, a ramp to the outer loop. that is reopening now and eastbound combsville has that water main break. >> shovable. >> it will not be shovable at

. good morning. breaking overnight. legend lost. rock star david bowie has died. ♪ changes >> the ground breaking musician losing a private 18-month battle with cancer just days after his 69th birthday this morning a look back at the music and style that made him one of the most influential artists of his time. under fire. mexican authorities want to talk to sean penn about his secret meeting with el chapo while the notorious drug lord was on the run. could the oscar-winning actor be in trouble? and golden night. "the revenant" and "the martian" win big at the golden globes. >> what an i