the address. "meet the press's" chuck todd said, quote, some conservatives are not happy with haley's response, too soft and politically correct. looking live to capitol hill where nbc's tracie potts will join us at 4:45. she'll talk about what the president did not include in last night's address and why it matters to you. just in overnight. ten american sailors could be released sometime this morning, this after the iranian military seized two u.s. navy boats after one of them may have malfunctioned and drifted into iranian claimed waters. >> you're looking at a newscast in iran. that according to iran state tv. iranian officials now saying those captured include nine men and a woman. the pentagon also saying they've been in contact with iran and are certain that the crew and the boat will be released soon. aaron? >> angie, thanks. 4:31 now. today the second man charged in the murder of an american

university will be in court. 19-year-old andre dudley is charged with second degree murder. 19-year-old marcus king is also charged in slonsky's death. new details about a fire inside a bethesda apartment building. the electrical fire started from an extension cord at the willard apartments. six adults have been displaced and are looking for somewhere else to stay today. it's clear now, but just take a look at some of the scenes around our area last night. >> from emmetsburg, maryland, we'll say our first snow was pretty light. i did see some accumulated on the grass. >> yeah, but you were able to count the number of flakes. hardly enough to get a coating here in northwest washington. if you had enough to get a

coating you were lucky. i didn't get to see a single flake of it because i was in bed before it started. know this about the day to day, snap and back to cold today. it will feel about 40 degrees colder this morning than it did yesterday afternoon. winter wind will be blowing all day today. cold and dry around here for the next couple of days. dry at least through much of friday. friday night and saturday rain chances are back. more about your weekend rain chances coming up. another shot of cold air comes our way early next week. not done with the cold just yet. first thing this morning, temperatures in the upper teens and low 20s. as you plan out your day today, don't plan on much of a warmup. highs today struggling to get back up to near the freezing mark. the worst of the wind and wind chills will be the front part of the day. by the end of the day the wind chills will be laying down. that will take the bite out of the chill. weekend forecast coming up at 4:51. now it is traffic time. here's kim mccormick. >> it is quiet but wind bey. when you head out the door, hang onto the steering wheel because it is blowing things down.

construction southbound 95 in maryland south of 212. powder mill road. right lane blocked for guardrail repair. we're looking live at the beltway in connecticut avenue. that traffic is headed away from you. that is the inner loop headed towards silver spring and on towards college park. both sides are moving quite well for you so far. if you're traveling on 395 this early morning, so far so good. pretty much from the beltway all the way up towards the district and back again, no significant issues. right here at king street, keep in mind, if you did get snow, some of the lucky ones to get a little bit of snow, you could find icy patches out there. be careful as you're headed out of your neighborhood. we have this developing story out of pakistan right now where 14 people including 12 officers, police officers are dead after a big explosion. this appears to be the work of a suicide bomber at a polio center. health workers have been the target of several terror attacks

in recent years. so far no one has claimed responsibility for this attack. eun, we're working to find out more. thank you, angie. police montgomery county have arrested a third suspect after a man was found dead in silver spring last december. police say this man left maryland in an attempt to avoid arrest. two other suspects have been charged with first degree murder. the murder may have been gang related. police in calvert county are looking for three suspects after an assault in prince frederick. this happened at around 6:00. police say the three suspects entered the house, attacked the man inside and left. he's expected to be okay. if you were in the area or have any information about the assault, contact police joompt 4:34 now. today virginia governor terry mcall live will have his state

of the state of the commonwealth address. he's most proud that the state deficit has turned into a large surplus. the governor's biggest disappointment, his failure to convince lawmakers to accept federal money to expand medicaid. >> common sense, how can you turn down 2.4 billion when it's not going to cost you a penny? don't say no. let's compromise. my door is always open. governor mcauliffe hopes they'll join his push for a $1 billion investment in public schools t. will restore teaching positions lost in the recession. tonight's address begins at 7:00. the general assembly reconvenes in maryland at noon. governor larry hogan hs a big to-do list. first up, tax cuts will help small businesses, families making less than $53,000 a year and retirees. democrats have their own priorities. they want money for police reform, job training and recreation centers in baltimore

after the freddie gray riots last year. >> the republican race may keep your child in school. they're talking about closing schools on super tuesdays. the worry is the turnouts. there is also concern about the gop requiring virginia voters to sign a loyalty pledge. >> the republican party asked for it so if you come to the election official with your republican ballot and haven't signed the statement of affiliation, the election official cannot give you a ballot. >> right now fairfax county schools are scheduled to be on a two hour delay on primary day. today metro's new general manager will outline his priorities for 2016. paul we hiedefeld will attend h first meeting of cog. it helps the d.c. region tackle some of its major issues. help is on the way for several groups that serve

homeless youth in the district. in just a few hours d.c. mayor muriel bowser will announce more beds at the casa ruby manor. six more shelter beds are being added to that location. $45,000 investment by verizon allowed them to add those. thousands of people under 18 experience homelessness each year but the city only has 300 beds designated for them. it is 4:37. who wants to be a millionaire? just about all of us, i'd say. you still have time to grab your powerball tickets today. $1.5 billion is up for grab in the drawing. the jackpot for the twice weekly game started at $40 million back in november. no one has matched all six powerball numbers since then, so the prize just keeps on growing. i mean, this is massive. massive! >> yeah. i mean, that's -- you run out of

words to describe how crazy it is. >> exactly. well, news 4's erika gonzalez will have the latest on the drawing in the next half hour. 4:38 right now. take a look at what a lot of you are up against this morning as you get ready to head out the door. it's going to feel extra cold this morning thanks to the wind. chuck bell will let us know what it will be like when the kids head to the bus stop at 4:41. could the future of i-66 be up to you? adding express lanes is up to the voters. i'm angie goff back here at the live desk where we are just learning about heightened tensions between north and south korea. what caused south korea to fire shots this mornin

now to an unfolding situation in the far east where south korea fired warning shots after a north korean drone was spotted crossing the border. now we are talking about 20 rounds of machine gunfire. prior to sending that drone the north reportedly dropped leaf lets denouncing the country's president. thank you, angie. it is 4:41. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. the weather is getting out of hand. >> it is. it is only the middle of january. chuck bell is in the storm team 4 weather center. look at those numbers. >> you say that. january 15th makes halfway through winter because december, january, february the winter months. middle of january, halfway through. it's only been cold a couple of

times. nine the wind chill in manassas. getting the kiddos out of bed, nice warm bowl of oatmeal. hat, gloves, scarves, everything you can layer on. wi wind chill numbers. indoor recess. rain chances back in the weekend. things are fairly quiet out there. be careful, you could find icy patches if you got snow last night. southbound 305 at seminary road, we have two left lanes blocked until 8:00 in the morning. they're continuing the work zone there. if you're on 66 headed from ma nags s naas sis to the beltway, when you get into the car tune into wtop for traffic updates on the 8s. thank you, kim. you could end up voting on express lane tolls on i-66.

virginia delegate bob marshall proposed a measure for a ballot measure. one asked should there be tolls inside the beltway and another asked should tolls be imposed outside of the beltway. the tolls will be advisory. in other words, they won't force the state government to decide whether or not to build the lane. it could be a make or break day for bill cosby. what his lawyers will try to convince the judge to do today in the sex assault case against him. it was money meant to go to d.c. schools. why it was spent on extravagant

we need everymerican to stay active in public life, and not just during election time so that our public life reflects the goodness and the decency that i see in the american people every single day.

>> a call to action in president obama's final state of the union address. the president said mupent much address talking to the american people rather than the lawmakers seated in the audience. tracie potts is live on capitol him with reaction to his speech. >> reporter: let's talk about the candidates, the people who want to take his job. donald trump targeted and tweeted that it was boring, rambling and nonsubstantive. then we heard from ted cruz. he said tonight's speech was less a state of the union and more, as he put it, a state of denial. on the other side, hillary clinton said it represents seven years of progress and she wants to build on. we even heard from bernie sanders saying that the speech was important and that the president reminded us not to be afraid of change. >> tracie, the president did talk about foreign policy but he didn't mention the ten sailors in iran. what happened there? >> reporter: exactly. he talked about the iranian

nuclear deal being a crowning achievement but he did not talk about the ten sailors who we're expecting to be released this morning. interestingly, he also didn't hit on gun control, something that in recent days he's been pushing quite a bit. he didn't talk about race and he didn't endorse anyone for the november election as president, not that we would have expected him to, but there were some key issues that he has talked about in public that he didn't include in his speech. the president said and the white house said that this was a long view of where america needs to go and some of those topics didn't make the cut. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill. tracie, thank you. we mentioned the president didn't spend much time on gun reform. we do know some of the invited guests were victims of gun violence. she died last year when she was shot in southeast washington on her way home from work.

milton's father spoke with us before the address. >> homicide is happening in the district of columbia. it's happening in chicago. 110 shot over the weekend, 17 dead in the past ten days. it's happening, and that's not because of someone's color of skin, that's not because of someone's position on the second amendme amendment, it's because of the flaw in the harp. >> d.v. police have not made any arrests in the death of charnese melton. shaun davis said he started the job in 2009 to spread the word about renewable energy and to help inner city youth. today a woodbridge day care teacher could be sentenced on charges that she abused toddlers. a big win yesterday for the defense team of sarah jordan. the judge dropped 13 of the 39 charges against her. the defense argued there wasn't enough evidence to make the charges stick and the judge agreed. today the defense is expected to

ask for more charges to be dropped. prince william county police say jordan and another worker abused the children over a six-month period at the miniland academy in woodbridge. today bill cosby's lawyers will convince a judge to keep information in a civil lawsuit confidential. seven women are suing cosby for defamation. they claim he sexually assaulted them decades ago. they say the women are attempting to reveal invasive and intimate details about them. any materials in the cases should be sealed for at least two weeks. cosby has been charged with sexual assault involving one woman in 2004, however, dozens of women say cosby assaulted them as well. he has denied all the allegations. the trial for the man accused of killing uva student hannah graham starts in six months. we've learned the woman says she saw jesse matthew and graham together shortly before graham died. the woman's account was included in a search warrant affidavit that came out yesterday. she said she saw matthew and

graham in september of '14 in charlottesville downtown mall. the woman said she saw matthew put his arm around graham as she followed them into a bar. you'll soon be able to see police hearings in baltimore. the internal affairs department is working to be more transparent with police operations. commissioner kevin davis announced plans yesterday to start live streaming administrative disciplinary hearings. a d.c. public schools internal investigation obtained by the news 4 iteam found a series of money problems inside d.c. high school courts. auditors found that in 2015 thousands of dollars in cash sat in lockers at dcps athletic offices northeast waiting to be deposited. the investigation also uncovered money set aside for student athletes was spent on hospitality buffets and extravagant food for vips. the audit does not name her but puts blame on a former athletic

director who resigned in the fall of 2015 saying she was grossly negligent. that woman is stephanie evans. >> there's cash sitting in an office and worst of all it's cash that should be accounted for, deposited and put to work for the youth sports program. >> d.c. public schools would not answer specific questions about what charges have been ordered. instead they issued a statement saying, quote, d.c. public schools takes proper management of funds seriously. we have taken the necessary steps to ensure that such funds are properly hand joold 4:51 now. today the prince william county school board will meet to discuss long-term improvement plans. today's work session begins at 6:00 p.m. in manassas. the board will discuss acquiring new school sites, building new schools and adding classrooms to existing schools. the board will also work to improve technology inside schools over the next ten years. we want to mention that we just learned schools in grant county, west virginia, are on a two-hour delay because of the weather there.

i feel this is just the beginning of that school closing season, you know what i mean? >> i know what you mean. are you getting information that i don't know about? >> they got a little bit more. >> i'm getting information from you. >> well, this is only the second time this winter we've mentioned a single county with a closure or a delay, so it's been a slow go for winter weather this winter so far, but maybe, maybe. a little chance that the next -- >> no rush. >> oh, come on, aaron. you love snow. you've already got a snow man name picked out. >> i love pictures of snow. >> our friends at the news 4 nation that are watching, if you have pictures send it to me @chuckbell4. there's my address or you can send it to aaron @nbcaaron. he loves snow pictures. send them to him. what to expect today, wind chills in the single numbers and teens today. winds will be averaging 20 to 30 miles per hour mainly here in the morning and then barely up to freezing by later today. right now though it's in the teens and 20s.

18 in gaithersburg, 25 in fredericksburg. you can see here on our national harbor camera, there are the waves headed onto the shore there. windy start this morning. current wind chills are in the single numbers and teens everywhere. future wind chills, oh, not much improvement here as we tick on through the day. by 4:00, 5:00 today wind chills in the low to mid 20s. by this evening into overnight notice how the wind chills ease up into the mid and upper 20s. that's because the wind will be laying down. if you're traveling today northbound into new york or new england, snow showers downwind of the lakes but no chance for anymore snowflakes in and around our area. highs today upper 20s to around 30 degrees and then for tomorrow another chilly day but not as cold as today. we'll start off in the 20s today. highs tomorrow mostly up into the low to mid 40s. clouds come back on friday with a chance for rain. when i see it's 5:01 we'll get more into the details of what part of your friday is likely to be the rainiest and how far into the weekend that rain chance

will continue. 45 tomorrow. 50 friday, then more cold air just what aaron and eun wanted. more cold air next week. so far it looks like it comes without the chance for snow. here's kim mccormick in traffic. >> a couple of small problems. a crash in springfield reported on commerce street east of back lake road. not causing too much of an issue for you. southern maryland, you're moving along quite nicely as you're making your way to the beltway. 95 south of the occoquan. the northbound lanes are where you see the headlights. you can see the heavy volumes of traffic moving up to the beltway. new hampshire avenue and silver spring, the outer loop is what you see headed away from you. we have reports of a crash on the left side on the inner loop. it's out of the camera shot. you need to be careful because the left side is blocked. aaron, eun? >> thank you, kim. concerns in prince gorges county where they're trying to work out some bugs in the new 911 system. will it impact you in the case of an emergency? virginia drivers, you will

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land getting out fast... and comfortable, organized bed and bathrooms that make mornings better. welcome back. 4:57. breaking news in prince gorges county where police are on the scene of an apparent home invasion in temple hills. police say a homeowner shot the intruder when he tried breaking in.

we're working to get you more information and we'll bring you an update in a minute. we're also keeping a close eye on the wind chill this morning. take a look at the single digits and our region. a lot of you waking up to really, really cold temperatures. it's only getting colder. chuck bell breaks down the next 24 hours next. 4:58. prince gorges county experiencing growing pains after launching a new 911 system. public safety officers who depend on laptops in their patrol cars for information, they won't be able to use those computers for the next month or so. the new system went online on monday. some officers still need to be trained on it. prince gorges county police chief says your 911 calls will not be affected. what has not been lost is the ability of the officers to continue to communicate with the dispatchers through the radio just like we've done forever. >> that was the river dale park police chief. the new system allows information related to an

incident to be sent directly to laptops inside patrol cars. it also allows officers to communicate with each other. a virginia lawmaker wants to get rid of the car tax. chuck peterson ee limb nalimina car tax. he says it will help get rid of the bureaucracy needed to enforce the car tax. if it's passed the gas tax could not be more than 5 cents a gallon. steps towards fixing that volkswagen diesel emissions scandal today. today the company's ceo will meet with epa officials in washington. you might remember volkswagen admitted using software to cheat emissions tests in more than half a million of its vehicles. yesterday the epa and regulators from california rejected a vw recent recall proposal. if you owe the irs, you could soon get a legitimate call from a private debt collector. congress has voted to outsource some of the irs's work as far as

the new highway funding bill. the irs is against the outsourcing. the agency tried this in the past. the new law calls the irs to enter into contracts with qualified tax collectors for march. a no contract cell phone plan could keep your billow. it could be tough to know which plan to buy. the big thing here, don't go over your data or you could face very high over age fees. >> crazy, and companies are not going to go out of their way to help you save that money. the burden is on you. >> david butler with consumer's union says if you only use your data to get on the internet and use e-mail and apps, get 500 megabyte to 1 gigabyte plan. if you stream music you'll need 2 to 3. if you use netflix, youtube, any other site you'll probably need an unl limited plan. sometimes a selfie goes too far. thera