headed our way. >> it is not going to be a big high impact event, but the weather will impact your plans with time. this morning, seasonably cold, no problems. stuff to do outside, the sooner you do it, the better it will be. by mid to late afternoon, rain and snow showers moving in, causing slowdowns. by this evening, high winds and plummeting temperatures, windchills back to the single numbers before midnight tonight. right now, current temperatures, upper 20s to low 30s. and the next big change in the weather really starts to arrive mid to late afternoon. rain and snow showers, temperatures near 40 at 4:00. by 9:00 p.m., windy and snow flurries, temperatures in the upper 20s. by tomorrow morning, single number windchills with air temperatures in the teens. that's going to be cold. we'll let you know how it is going to impact travel plans in and around the area. for now, speaking of trouble on the roads, molette green is

outside in d.c. where they're loading up the plows and hooking up the blades. >> this is where the mayor last announced that her snow plan is ready to go. behind this gate at the d.c. department of transportation there are some trucks inside, ready to go out. here is the plan from the district's point of view to deploy 15 trucks or plows positioned on bridges and overpasses and freeways, major routes around the city to spread that salt if necessary. you're looking at video of the trucks out for the last event in our area. but our meteorologist as you heard from chuck, they're calling on conversational snow, not much snow at all. nonetheless, the administration is ready for this first possible test and the mayor wants to air on the side of caution. nothing happening now. we have some ice down here on

the ground. that's about it, chuck. so that's all i can talk about at this point. melissa mollet checking out the traffic scene. >> good morning. i hope we can keep it where you are now, not deal with any of that. 270 montrose road looking good and dry there right now. that could change. 66 and 95, nice and green. don't have any major issues there. outbound 4, 301, right lane and shoulder blocked there because of an incident. and look at this, 95 southbound at powder mill road, right lane is the only lane there blocked. that's the emergency road work that started last week. i'll see you back here at 5:11. 5:02 now. and president obama's last state of the union address is set for 9:00 tonight. looking live at the capital where in a matter of hours the president will address a joint session of congress for the 7th and final time. the speech is one of the last and best chances to shape the november elections.

we expect the president to push for immigration reform and the tightening of gun laws. there will be an empty seat next to the first lady as well to represent the victims of gun violence. the white house says overall the message will be upbeat and it will focus on the president's hopes for america's future. an army veteran from virginia and a small business owner from the district are among the first ladies honored guests. naveed shah grew up with pakistani parents, joined the army to combat the distortion of his faith after the terror attacks on 9/11. mark davis was inspired by the president's focus on climate change. he now runs a small business that trains low income residents to install solar panels. this will be the first state of the union with wisconsin's paul ryan as house speaker. his guests include a local bishop, shirley holloway founded d.c.'s house of help city of hope. the organization has helped more than 40,000 people dealing with homelessness and addiction. and we'll be streaming the address on the nbc washington app starting tonight at 9:00.

south carolina governor nikki haley will deliver the gop response. you might want to avoid these areas near the capital tonight. look at the street closures you have to deal with. that red starts at 7:00 tonight. you can pull up this map in our nbc washington app and take a closer look at it later on today. our coverage does not end there. this is new video of the "today" show's exclusive interview with the commander in chief. madd lau matt lauer will join us in our 6:00 hour. news 4 is the best place to watch the address starting at 9:00 p.m., also streaming it online and on the nbc washington app, making it easier for you to follow. the affluenza teen's mom could be released this morning. tonya couch posted bond, this after a judge dropped it to $75,000. that was after one of her sons testified her bank account was

frozen by a court order. she's expected to be released as soon as she is fitted with one of those gps monitors. couch was brought back to texas after being caught with her son in mexico. her son ethan, who killed four people in 2013 after a drunk driving incident, is still in mexico, in a detention center. ethan and his mom were arrested after he missed a meeting with his probation officer. we'll keep you posted, let you know if she's released anytime soon. a tragedy developing outside of cleveland this morning, where a family of four was killed when their house blew up last night. you can see the smoke pouring out of the house. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the explosion only a few hours ago, they confirmed a woman, a man and two young girls died. today marks one year since the deadly smoke incident at the l'enfant plaza metro station. that killed a virginia woman and sent 80 people to the hospital

for smoke inhalation. it set off a federal investigation into metro. today, 80 passengers who say they have ongoing health complications from that incident will sue metro. in the past year, the transit agency has undergone a lot of changes. the federal government took over safety oversight and just this week, the federal transit administration announced daily unannounced safety inspections. the new gm says the transit agency will do anything to ensure the safety of its passengers. >> every two weeks we get new employees in. i meet with every class as they come in the door. the first message i give them is that that's what their job is, the safety for each other and safety of our customers. >> still ahead, derrick ward will have more on today's lawsuit filing from outside the l'enfant plaza metro station. it took several hours and 60 firefighters to put out a fire at a power plant around baltimore. fire erupted in a pipe at the brandon shores power plant.

take a look at that. it was fueled by coal and shot flames 90 feet into the air. firefighters used extinguishers to put out the fire. water could have damaged the pipe. nobody was hurt. four people recovering from this crash on rockville pike happening around 9:00 last night. a little foggy, but traffic cameras caught the backup. montgomery county fire and rescue say two cars crashed, one of them flipped over. everyone is expected to be okay. today, d.c. mayor muriel bowser will announce a new chief technology officer. the policy makes computer data and codes available to the public for review and analysis. mayor bowser says this is part of her goal to have a transparent government. new this morning, alabama back on top, a national champion, alabama won a high scoring game against undefeated clemson to take home the college

football championship overnight. what a thriller. fourth national champion title for the crimson tide in seven years. the victory has some experts calling alabama's coach the best of all time. >> go big or go home, right? congratulations. you may need the wipers on your way home from work today, not because of rain. a little snow. chuck bell looks at your commuter forecast at 5:11. could it be a bombshell in one of the cases against jesse matthew? what is expected to be unsealed later today. later today. your time is our cosmetics line was a hit.

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we're expecting newly released search warrants to reveal more details in the hannah graham murder case. defense attorneys for jesse matthew challenged the warrants that allow police to search his apartment and car. a judge in charlottesville sided with prosecutors and now those warrants have to be unsealed.

graham's remains were found about five weeks after she disappeared. matthew is charged with capital murder and prosecutors want the death penalty. the trial is set for july. if you get ready for work, you'll have to deal with the cold, man a little something else this afternoon, right? >> a little something else indeed. current windchills in the teens and 20s now. this will be mild by comparison to how much colder it will be tomorrow morning. on your way out the door, grab your winter coat and warm hat and gloves and have a little umbrella for later on today as chances for rain showers and snow showers come our way this afternoon and into this evening. nothing all that heavy. temperatures 28 open the ride in and drive. 35, windy with rain and snow showers on the way home. so just know that may have an impact on your local driving, driving north and west of up the interstate, have snow showers out there. air travel may be on the bumpy side. weekend forecast, future windchills with tom kierein, ten minutes. trouble in prince george's county. >> still have this problem in upper marlborough, take a look here, outbound at 301, right

lane and right shoulder blocked because of that crash, could be hanging around longer here. outbound, not affecting as many folks here this morning. looking at the beltway, inner loop and outer loop, don't have any problems. nothing to worry about on the beltway now. 66 and 95, same thing there. into town, out of town, you're looking good. remember southbound 395 after seminary, two left lanes, only thing getting by that work zone until 8:00 a.m. i'll see you in ten minutes. breaking news into the live desk, we're learning about a quadruple stabbing in ohio. this is video just coming into the newsroom this morning. angie goff is gathering all the latest from the live desk. one year later, what the new gm has to say about the deadly smoke incident at the l'enfant plaza metro station. >> a new decideliguideline out s you can push back your mammo

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right now on the left is a model of the snow moving our way as well as a live look outside now where it is clear. chuck bell says we could see snow later this afternoon, but what does the weekend hold? the answer at 5:21. today marks one year since the deadly smoke incident at the l'enfant plaza metro station. some of you were riding metro that day or inside the station as it began to fill with smoke. the metro was assuring you that the train you take today is a much safer train than it was a year ago. derrick ward is live now with more on what is happening today to mark a year since that smoke incident. good morning. >> good morning. we're outside the l'enfant plaza metro station where one year ago today the evening commute turned to a scene of chaos and, of course, tragedy. now, in the days that ensued, the days and weeks that ensued after that, it was determined that an electrical malfunction caused the tunnel to fill with

smoke and several railcars pulled in that tunnel also. this was on the virginia bound yellow line train. 80 riders were injured. one woman died in that incident. in the days and weeks that ensued it was determined that a lot of other factors went into the incident. malfunctioning ventilator systems and some changes that needed to be made in the way the response was coordinated. one big change was for metro's gm curing at what is called the rock, the rail operations center. >> one change is we have a fire representative sitting there, so they're hearing live what is going on and reacting live. that's -- that was one of the big issues we had last time. >> now, metro is under federal oversight. the fta, federal transportation administration, is doing a role that will be done by a metro hired employee, that person has yet to be hired. later today, we'll learn about

some 80 lawsuits that have been filed since the accident. and some of the things they want to know are what is being done to actually make the system safer to what was in that acrid smoke that filled the railcars outside the station, one year ago today. we'll have more on that later. live outside l'enfant plaza. derrick ward, news 4. >> we also learned the man who led metro during the long search for the new general manager will get a new job at metro. jack requa is the in executive managing officer. an internal memo says i'he'll provide overall support. three people may be linked to the man police say ambushed an officer. police say edward archer pulled the trigger but three others may be working with him. an informant told police the threat to the officers is not over and all four men were inspired by the islamic state. police officers in philadelphia are doubling up on patrols until the threat is over. this morning officer jesse

hartnett is still in the hospital recovering from gunshot wounds. developing in florida, the first steps toward justice for a baby boy. sheriff deputies believe they found the remains of a 21-month-old child in a wooded area near jacksonville. the boy was first reported missing in july, his mother pleaded guilty last week to child neglect and lying to investigators. her boyfriend led deputies to the boy's remains yesterday. new body camera video from the mexican government shows the moment before drug lord el chapo was captured. five people were killed and six others arrested as el chapo tried to escape through an underground tunnel. u.s. authorities say guzman's interview with actor sean penn played no role in leading up to that raid. the process so extradite him could take months because of appeals. 34-year-old leroy ware worked as a special education teacher at minor elementary in

northeast. court document shows a young student told his mother police and another employee that ware had touched him inappropriately. the documents also say that ware admitted to the act in a police interview. his trial starts at 9:30 this morning. police officers from across maryland are going to annapolis to support governor larry hogan today. the governor vetoed a law legalizing pot paraphernalia. he also vetoed a law that would return assets to known drug dealers. democrats in maryland senate said they're working to override the vetoes. check out the whiteout in parts of western new york. can you believe that they're dealing with here. lake-effect snow dropping around 9 inches in the buffalo area. look at this nearby lake erie, it isn't frozen yet and the wind blowing waves over the break walls, is that ice? >> it is. >> one driver made a mistake and left the car in the car parking lot, see what happened there. ice builds up overnight.

several inches. hopefully won't have to wait until spring for it to thaw out. what kind of -- you wouldn't need an industrial sized scraper. like a chisel and hammer. how do you get through that mess? >> another way to work. they're used to it. around here, dealing with clouds this morning to kick things off. chuck has some snow, not that much, is on its way here. >> not going to look like that around here. folks in buffalo, their car encased in ice. the defrost plan is called april. for us a moderate impact weather day. not a big impact this morning, quiet outside. by later this afternoon, a mix of rain drops changing over to snowflakes and a very strong wind. later on today, winds gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour, maybe higher than that at higher elevations. what to expect then, scattered showers, moving on as rain drops as we make temperatures up to the low and mid-40s and ends as snowflakes as temperatures plummet back down to the 20s and

30s. high resolution model, updated hourly. out here, very, very minor indeed. the real stuff, the real chance rolls in after 3:00. here is 2:45. first chance for rain drops. here is the best chance, 5:45 this evening. areas of yellow here, that's where the rain will be changing over to the snow. that blast right through the metro area, probably between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. this evening. that will also correlate with the highest wind speeds of the day as well. right now, temperatures in the 20s and 30s, all is quiet under clear sky out there this morning. windchill not too extreme now. numbers close to zero by tomorrow morning. tom kierein has that in a second. advisories, no winter weather advisories for us, but wind advisories posted for this afternoon and this evening. temperatures for today, rising up to the low and mid-40s for a brief time. and much colder air rolls in after that. you're already thinking about the weekend. saturday, cloudy skies, risk of a few rain drops, temperatures

in the 40s. sunday looks to be the better day of the weekend, but on the chillier side indeed. speaking of cold, my buddy tom kierein is out there dealing with the elements this morning, talking about how much worse it will be tomorrow. >> it doesn't feel as cold this morning because we don't have the wind like yesterday morning. not yet. that wind is going to be increasing by late this afternoon, after we get flurries coming through, they'll be gusting to 45 miles an hour. windchills by late this evening, will drop from the 20s this afternoon, all the way down to the single digits by this time tomorrow morning. so overnight tonight, in tomorrow morning, frigid windchills moving in. melissa has an update now on a new crash. brand-new crash here, this one southbound bw parkway at 192. the crash on the right side of the roadway. and because it is so early, it does not seem on slowing things too much at this point. outbound 4 at 301, that crash clear out of the way. don't worry about that one.

that's good here. 95, quantico to the beltway, 19 minutes as it should. southbound also looking quite good. don't have any big problem with road work or anything like that headed na town. see you back here in a couple of minutes. angie goff with horrific news out of ohio. a woman and two children were stabbed to death. now to the active crime scene, out in columbus, where police are still interviewing people at this hour. this is at an apartment complex. medical response on the ground as well. we're hearing the children were between the ages of 6 and 8. a person of interest is in the hospital right now. we'll bring you more as we get it. 5:25. friends and family of a man killed in an accident want drivers to slow down. 19-year-old frank powers died two weeks ago in rockville, hit riding his bike on veirs mill road near turkey branch parkway. dozens returned to the intersection last night with candles warning others that the

cross walk is not safe. they say if nothing changes, someone else will get hurt. >> if there was a red light here, this wouldn't happen. there wouldn't be an arbitrary decision whether or in the to stop. >> the crash remains under investigation. the driver in towers death has not been charged. the house will look to punish north korea for latest nuclear test. lawmakers are expected to expand sanctions. it would deny north korea the hard currency they say it needs for its support for the weapons program. a vote is expected tonight. if you don't have health insurance, the d.c. organization is trying to make it easy for you. it is d.c. health links week of action. for the next few days, workers try to promote, educate people. the organization is targeting members of the latino community. there is an information and enrollment event this morning at 9:00 at the consulate of el

salvador. we're looking into the new recommendations leaving many of you confused over when to get a mammogram. the u.s. preventive services task force says women don't need to start until they're 50 and only have to go every other year. researchers warned against starting tests in women as young as 40. >> in the 40s, we find the benefit, you anknow is smaller. >> the patients get more false positives. the new finds aren't changing other organizations recommendations and as always patients need to consult their doctors to determine their best options. can't show you this enough. this is more or less the first time we are seeing snow heading into our area. when can we expect it see the flakes? a maryland man charged with terror, what we're learning about the suspect as well as how officials nabbed him. just hours away from president obama's final state of

the union. a look at the issues he's expected to address.

an update to the last report of the explosion in turkey. we want to take you live to istanbul. this is the scene right there, we're hearing now that germany is warning its citizens to avoid istanbul ten people were killed, many more hurt in the blast in the city.

travelers being urged to stay away from large celebrations, lar large gatherings in big cities in turkey. no one has claimed responsibility for this attack. emergency responders on the scene. we know that isis linked threats have been an issue in recent months. good morning. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell here. here is what you need to know about the weather today. increasing wind and increasing clouds this morning, quite breezy this afternoon, turning downright windy this evening. chance for rain drops changing to snowflakes today. conversational amounts, not looking for a big impact as far as accumulating snow. the bitter cold, that will really change the way you view tomorrow. it is a chilly one. temperatures in the 20s to near 30 degrees. cold start. here is our snow forecast map, somewhere between conversational and sweepable amounts of snow. whenever we're done putting inch amounts on there, that is a good thing for all those who cannot

stand the snow. i have a feeling you're exhibit a. >> you don't like snow. >> i do like snow. i love it. i hate it for the roads. i love it for us and the snow men and that kind of fun. he doesn't like the cold. southbound bw parkway 193, crash on the right side. 202, another new crash there. two different problems there on bw parkway this morning. taking a look at prince journals cou georges county, no problems at prince george's county. 270 northbound and southbound looking good. travel times for you in ten minutes. i'm going to talk about the choices we have to make to set this country firmly on a better, brighter course for decades to come. we expect a long range look at the country and president barack obama's final state of the union address tonight.

tracie potts joins us live from capitol hill with more on the guests of honor for tonight's state of the union. >> number of guests including those in the first lady's box. good morning, eun. one thing the president will likely focus on tonight is tightening gun laws, gun control is something they don't do here on capitol hill, and he's try iing to i i to do on his own. an empty chair, a chair representing victims of gun violence. also tonight, the president talks about the big picture, we expect he may hit immigration reform, climate change, but the white house says instead of a laundry list of things he wants congress to do this year, there will be some, he'll focus mainly on the future. he has a new video out this morning, the second preview of his last state of the union. president obama simply says this is it, and says that he wants to make sure there is no stone left unturned once he leaves office. tracie potts live on capitol hill for us.

thank you. south carolina governor nikki haley will give the gop response to the state of the union. the daughter of indian immigrants, she broke barriers as south carolina's first female and first minority governor. her address will begin five minutes after president obama leaves the house chamber. now, a little more about one of tonight's honored guests from our area. chris lawrence spoke with naveed shah. he is a u.s. army veteran from herndon, virginia. his heritage is pakistani. his family moves the family from saudi arabia to our area when he was 2. shah joined the army as a way to give back after 9/11. he says he almost ignored the call inviting him to tonight's state of the union. >> on the other line, said, hey, julie from the white house, wanted to extend an invitation to you to -- for the state of the union address when the first lady's box. i was, like, who is this really? somebody i know playing a prank. it was real and i couldn't believe it. >> shah deployed to iraq and

rose to the rank of specialist. now he is in fairfax county working in real estate and ra e raising his son with the help of his fiance. >> we're learning new information about a maryland man charged with joining the terrorist group al shabab. court documents reveal 31-year-old maalik jones is from baltimore. the documents say in 2011, he learned how to fight against kenyan government soldiers. kenyan authorities arrested him last night saying he was trying to board a boat to yemen. jones is back in the u.s. and facing terrorism charges in new york. today, the trial continues for former woodbridge day care teacher accused of abusing toddlers. jordan is facing nearly four dozen charges related to mistreatment of 13 toddlers in her classroom. powerful testimony yesterday from parents and one of jordan's former co-workers, that co-worker said she saw jordan dump water on a little girl's head and trip another child and

laugh. parents testified they noticed their children cried when they had to be dropped off and had a fear of water. despite facing possible discipline, a d.c. firefighter is being allowed to retire with a full pension. the lieutenant was charged with neglect of duty after a 1-year-old boy died choking on a grape last march. the lieutenant did not notify dispatchers of the status of his medical unicht which delayed th response. after a similar case, the d.c. council introduced a law to close that loophole, that law never moved forward. you can have your voice heard on big issues facing montgomery county. the county council having several public hearings this afternoon in rockville. the first focuses on changing zoning laws to allow for more food trucks. the second hearing involved increasing penalties for selling tobacco to minors. the third looks at establishing a salary schedule for county

employees. today we'll find out about a different way to start serving the airport. we'll put the details when the announcementeíew happens at 10: this morning. a look outside now. live picture here this morning, we are on the lookout for snow, chances are that kids won't see any snowflakes at the bus stop but could be a different story. a warning for neighbors in prince george's county. what the sheriff's office wants you to be on the alert for. and we're monitoring the latest out of texas where the mother of the so-called affluenza teen could walk free any minute now. what we learned about her bond situation in the past few hours.

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take a look at this scene out of poland. firefighters, police and a veterinarian were all involved in a two-hour rescue to save two deer. the deer fell into a frozen river. you can see the rescuers pulled them out and warmed them up. they leased the deer safely in the woods. the prince george's county sheriff's office is warning you to be careful if somebody calls you claiming to be from the sheriff's office. they say a scammer is doing just that and demanding cash. they say real sheriff deputies won't ask you for money over the phone. it is time for a look at weather and traffic on the 1s. rain turning into a little

conversational snow for the evening. chuck bell, what do you think here? >> i like the sounds of that, eun. a little chance for some snow in our snow-starved winter. windchills in the teens and 20s. this will feel mild by comparison to tomorrow morning when old man winter and the arctic air returns. so what to wear for today, you'll need your winter coat and warm hat an gloves. may need the umbrella if you're coming home after 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon. cold at the bus stop. recess gets a b, dry in the 40s at recess. chance for rain drops and snowflakes by dismissal and evening time. check of the seven-day forecast in ten minutes. mellas wissa mollet right now. one thing cleared out of the way southbound at 193 green belt road. no crash there any longer. southbound there at 202, crash in the left lane causing a 2 1/2 mile backup. hoping this gets out of the way soon. we'll send a chopper that way soon. right now, looking at travel times, 270 south germantown on

time. 66 inbound looks good, and 95 north quantico to the beltway rolling along quite well. more on this problem on bw parkway coming up. we have breaking news into the live desk where we're just learning about a deadly shooting in charles county. angie goff is working to get the latest information while molette green heads to the scene. an update i

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. we have breaking news out of waldorf, maryland, where police are investigating a possible shooting after finding a man dead. and another man injured. this was in the 1100 block of tarrant drive. gunshots were reported in the area. but at this point, officers will not confirm if the man died from an actual gunshot wound. all we know is that there are two masked people seen living the scene of the crime. stay with news 4 for updates throughout the show.

we're following breaking news out of turkey this morning. an explosion killed at least ten people. the u.s. keeping a close eye on developments there. new information coming out of the u.s. embassy. transportation crews across our area keeping an eye on our weather. we could see what is being called conversational snow later today. mayor muriel bowser reported yesterday she will deploy the d.c. snow team. back upup at 202. it cleared off to the shoulder. still a major backup. headline weather for you, alberta clipper is coming fast. it will bring clear skies this morning, chance for rain changing to snowflakes between 3:00 and 10:00 this evening, turning very windy and oh, so much colder by tomorrow morning. we'll look at the seven day coming right up. coming up on 6:47. texas jail getting ready to release tonya couch.

she is the mother of ethan couch, who claimed that he had affluenza after a deadly drunk driving crash in 2013. ethan and his mother both arrested in mexico last month after he missed a meeting with his probation officer. tonya couch was moved to texas where she posted a $75,000 bond overnight. she is expected to be released as soon as she is fitted with a gps monitor. bottled water will be handed out to residents in flint, michigan. there are high levels of lady in the drilead in the drinking wat. governor snyder clarified yesterday that he first clearly knew of the problem in october, when state health authorities confirmed elevated blood lead levels in children. now he's apologizing. >> i apologize in terms of state's role in all of this.

how do we address it? >> snyder says he wants all residents to have the opportunity to get their blood tested and to know whether they have a health condition related to the tainted water. the grouped of armed oregon protesters holding control of a wildlife efuth sarefuge say the going through documents. the group's leader says the documents will expose how the government has discriminated against local ranchers. the group held control of the refuge since last week. now to decision 2016. and the growing campaign behind the democratic front-runner chelsea clinton will begin appe this morning on her mother's behalf. she has an event this afternoon in nearby manchester. hillary clinton is campaigning in iowa today. a quick look at what some of the other candidates for president have planned for the day ahead. both donald trump and jeb bush have several stops today in

iowa. senator ted cruz is in new hampshire for a second amendment rally. we're getting a first look at donald trump's official jobnd view for the presidency. >> please welcome back to the tonight show, donald trump. >> the republican front-runner making an appearance on the tonight show last night. jimmy fallon gave him a mock interview. clip board and all. >> what are your weaknesses? >> that i never forget. it is interesting. i said it. i'm too nice too long and when i become like somebody takes advantage of a situation, i become too bad for too long. >> fallon asked if trump would be relocating or willing to relocate. the republican responded, quote, i love the white house. >> today, the nfl owners are meeting to talk about which team will make them move to los angeles. the rams, chargers and raiders all applied to move to l.a. for

this upcoming season. it will take a three quarters vote by the owners to approve of any move. a virginia man is guessing messages from around the world asking to help others with their weight loss. austin shiplet is featured in people's magazine half their size issue. the 22-year-old college student in green county dropped more tn 160 pounds in one year. he did it with daily exercise and the atkins diet. when he started, he weighed 324 pounds. >> i was, like, well, this can't be right. i stepped off and got back on thinking it was a mistake and said it again and it hit me. hit rock bottom right there. >> he said his next goal is to work as a personal trainer so he can help others with their weight loss journey. wow. >> pretty amazing. 5:51. d.c. police are working to be more inclusive of the lgbt community. they are changing the name to the gay lesbian liaison unit.

it will be the lesbian, gay, biand transsexual liaison unit. hogan was diagnosed with non-hodgkin lymphoma in june. he announced in november he was cancer free. time for a check of weather and traffic on the 1s. if you're waking up this morning, look at that screen. see that white? that's snow headed our way. what about the chances for next week? let's check in with chuck bell, good morning, chuck. good morning, eun and aaron. tuesday off to a seasonably chilly start out there. not much of a wind or windchill to worry about just yet. that will be changing before this day is done. take your warm stuff on the way out the door this morning. scattered showers which will start as rain drops and end as snowflakes. not much if anything in the way of accumulation, we showed this map yesterday and haven't needed to update it because we're confident this is about what it is going to look like.

conversational snowflakes. temperatures this morning, not too bad. upper 20s and low 30s out there. planning out your day today. near 40 by 3:00. that he's when the rain and snow shower chances move in and by 7:00 tonight, temperatures dropping back down below freezing and windchills plummeting as well. a lot of snow showers out here, nothing all that heavy. a lot of snow showers from pittsburgh westbound. nothing as far as future weather. here you go, through the course of the morning, just increasing clouds by lunch time. can't rule out a drop or two. the best chance for rain showers coming in at 3:00 this afternoon. and the change from rain to snow showers between 5:00 and 8:00 with this one good solid push that comes through. 7:00 tonight, a little snow shower coming through here. will have very strong winds. winds could gust over 30 to 40

miles per hour. the strongest of the winds today likely between 6:00 tonight and 10:00 tonight. little snow chance for us today, dry the next couple of days as we head to the weekend. falling windchills by 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 to early tomorrow morning. single numbers and teens for windchills by tomorrow. tomorrow will be the coldest day of the week by far. the cold weather hangs around through early thursday, moderating by friday, chance for rain showers with temperatures in the 40s on saturday. sunday looks like it will be the better half of the weekend. get more of the details of when the change takes place this afternoon, at 6:01. here is mellas whyissa mollet w breaking news. bw parkway southbound at 202, a three-mile backup. the crash is on the shoulder, those delays remain. a warning for you there, allow extra time if you are to take bw parkway this morning. 70 east at new market, 75, crash reported. you see 70 still looking nice

and great. nothing to worry about now. no problems prince george's county, typical slowdown on indian head highway. 66 just fine, 95, little slow there, northbound through wood bridge. a live picture from that problem on bw parkway coming up in the 6:00 hour. it took several hours and nearly 60 firefighters to put out a fire at a power plant just outside of baltimore. take a look at flames there. this was 4:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. fire erupted in a pipe at the brandon shores power plant. it was fueled by coal and shot flames about 90 feet into the air. firefighters used co2 to put out the fire. water could have damaged the pipes, no one was hurt. developing now, we could learn more about what happened to ashley olsen today. she's the american woman who is found dead in italy this past weekend. police believe she was murdered. olsen grew up on florida's east coast where her friends are now grieving. all of us that grew up here know each other so well and

stuff, so to see something like this and international headlines is -- it is shocking to all of us. the results of an autopsy could come out today. police have not named the suspect in this case so far. police in maryland could see some big policy changes soon. the washington post reports a state legislative panel is proposing giving officers periodic psychological evaluations. the plan would also allow the public to attend police trial boards and more time to file police brutality complaints. the recommendations now head to the general assembly to consider. we're keeping an eye on a developing story in virginia. a state lawmaker is pushing a bill that would allow clerks to refuse to issue marriage licenses to gay couples. his constituents are concerned about what happened to kim davis. shes with a kentucky clerk who went to jail for denying licenses to same sex couples.

governor terry mcauliffe says he will veto the bill if it makes it to his desk. i'm landon dowdy. microsoft is ending support for older versions of internet explorer today. that means you have to upgrade to the latest version, microsoft edge, only available with windows 10 or install a new browser altogether. microsoft will continue to issue security updates and bug fixes for internet explorer 11. older versions of explorer made up 20% of the produces ebrowser december. they say they were sending some hazy cosmic vibes out into the night sky last night. david bowie fans braved the cold and gathered at malcolm x park

in d.c. to listen to ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars while remembering the music icon. millions around the world are choosing to honor bow whyie in same way. people are skpi inscooping up t favorite songs on yitunes now. his new album just released about a week ago along with a greatest hits album and ziggy stardust were all in the top ten. and knocked adele from the top spot. starting today, at&t is offering a new unlimited data plan. the plan is $100 a month for unlimited data, talk and text on one smartphone. there is a catch, of course. you have to sign up for directv or at&t's home tv service called uverse. other smartphones can be added at a higher cost. at&t has not said how long the promotion will last. making sure you are safe on metro, the agency's new general

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right up. and dozens of passengers ready to take metro to court a year after that deadly smoke incident at l'enfant plaza as the gm talks about the new scrutiny his company is under. an explosion tears through a home near cleveland. what we're learning about those who were inside at the time. and we have breaking news now on the roads. southbound bw parkway at 202 where that crash was. the crash on the shoulder. we still have a two-mile backup, it is getting better. it is quite slow here this morning. looking at a new problem here in prince george's county, northbound branch after brandy wi wine, a crash there just reported. 270, northbound and southbound, don't have any major problems there, that's nice and clear. on 70, eastbound at new market, 75, the crash