the federal government open for business tomorrow. does that mean we're headed for gridlock? >> i kwnt even imagine the traffic. >> mounds of snow posing a

threat to students tomorrow headed back to school. and local leaders vowing to plow your street at least once by tomorrow. >> why some of you may have to wait almost 24 hours. >> announcer: news 4 at 11:00 begins where breaking news. >> back to work tomorrow, but on a three-hour delay. >> and boys will have the option for unscheduled leave for unscheduled tele work. >> for the first time all week, we also have some different school announcements for tomorrow. d.c. public schools will open on timement and in southern maryland, calvert charles and st. mary's will all open on a two-hour delay. >> all the major districts in virginia are shut down in.

>> fredericksburg schools are closed tomorrow. loudon county are closed for the rest of the week. >> all the biggest concern tonight will be fog. >> that melting continues. that melting adds another aspect to the morning. a lot of slush out there and a lot of it on those roadways. a little bit of flooding on those roads, give yourself a lot of extra time. i really think tomorrow's rush is going to be a problem. take a look outside. not much in the way of rain. we have had a few showers as we move through the evening hours. look at the snow towards the mountains of west virginia.

it would be just showers if they move in here at all. what i am expecting is that colder air to move in tomorrow. currently, 45 degrees in d.c. very warm. the melting continues. but here's the cold air that will filter in during the night tonight and into the day tomorrow. so a stuff ride in the morning. >> we've got some breaking news in oregon where federal agents move in to end a standoff with an armed militia and the shooting started. five are in custody, including the militia leader. state police shut down more than 50 miles of highway. shots were fired, but at this point, we don't know who died.

it's been 24 days since bundy took over a federal wildlife refuge. >> chris, thanks. back to the blizzard clean-up. >> it's going to be our first big transportation test since friday. news 4's megan fitzgerld. >> the problem is there's just so much snow that it's difficult for a lot of agencies to keep up. there's crews right now working on the silver line to deice the tracks. hopefully, they could reopen in time for tomorrow morning's recruit. >> this is what the aftermath of a massive snowstorm looks like. cars buried, snow still covering many streets and mounds.

making for a challenging commute. >> and then there's metro rail. >> we're working to get the 23 track miles of that segment of the silver line back and reopened as soon as it is safe and we are confident that trains can operate reliablely. metro released this video showing the work that's been taking place so the silver line can reopen. that early morning commute will likely be less than desirable. >> so, planning ahead could be a good idea. >> i'll just leave it a little early.

we'll have all of that travel information for you there. we'll also push an alert to your cell phone. back to you. >> megan, thank you. new tonight, a roof collapse in northwest d.c. causing some major damage. the second floor roof of the home gave way crashing down to the first floor. the house was under construction at the time. >> it sounded like a truck hit something. or it sounded like a roof of snow was sliding off. it was loud. the wall was shaking. it was extremely loud.

>> the houses on either side were also damaged. those homes had to be evacwaited because they weren't structurally sound. >> we've known for a while that d.c. public schools plan to open tomorrow. tonight, the mayor is sticking to that plan. the schools are ready, but, tonight, some streets and sidewalks may not be. news 4's shamari state's attorney went to get a live look. what's the story? >> well, jim, it's going to be a big challenge for some kids to go to d.c. public schools. as you can see, there's snow all over the place. kids would have to walk through snow just like this in many neighborhoods in order to get to school. some are going to say, okay, i'll do it. others will opt to walk in the street. as you can see, there's no sidewalk here. and that's why drivers need to watch out. >> tracy kingwood worries about kids going to school tomorrow morning in southeast d.c. >> as you can see, a lot of the sidewalks are still covered with

snow. so i don't think it's safe for the kids to go to school. >> let's take a walk on some side salks. as you can see, it's tre ee's ts in some areas. the mayor urges residents to shovel their sidewalks if they haven't already. >> let me say a word about sidewalks. again, we're very grateful to all the d.c. resident who is have cleared their sidewalks. >> some neighborhood sidewalks are clear. but take a look at this one. parents tell me their kids will trip over snow mounds. >> kids may walk in the street. and that's a no-no. yeah. i'm really concerned about that. >> if you live close to a bus stop, we could really use your help, as well, in removing and clearing a path from the bus stop to the street. >> i think there should be one more day until the sidewalks get

cleared. >> worth mentioning that some parents are pleased that their kids are going back to d.c. public schools. many of they want have to get back to work, they say, to make money for their families. back to you. >> thanks, shomari. walking to school may be a challenge, but a lot of you haven't gotten out of your own neighborhoods yet. tonight, son-in-law people got word it could take almost 24 hours. live at one of the trouble spots in temple hills. >> the streets behind me have seen stlooes one pass from the plow and they are called passable by officials. it still makes, though, for some very messy driving. >> the view from the prince george's county police held kopter, images inside the beltway three days after the

blizzard of 2016. >> our neighborhoods are looking a lot better than they were yesterday when i took over. >> many of the streets appear to be plowed, but many were not. >> it was the public interface that crashed. that was a historic event and we had a high volume of users logging into the system and the system crashed. >> the helicopter video also shows what happened after people on middlefield people flagged down the chopper to help a pregnant woman and husband whose truck had gotten stuck in the snow. they were delighted to learn that one of the men.

>> i want to show you what i was talking about. when you hard the officials say passable, this road is slippery. we've seen cars coming up here tonight and getting stuck. but under the definition of the clearing that's going on right now, it is considered passable, and that is going to make x as i said, for some very difficult driving tomorrow morning. >> jackie, thanks. hey, if you haven't seen a plow yet, here's a look at when some of the other jurisdictions are hoping to get to you. v-dot hopes to make a pass on all residential roads by 6:00 a.m. tourm. the agency says it will begin bringing in its front loaders so it can clear the snow, not just push it aside. montgomery county says it hopes to make a pass in all neighborhoods by 7:00 tomorrow morning.

the goal is to make sure everyone can get out of their homes. we'll stay on top of met ro status. >> next at 11 cloek, tru:00, tr play. why trump says he's not taking the stage for the last debate before iowa. >> are you snow-stuck? try topping this plea for a plow. >> snow, snow

less than 48 hours from now, republicans will debate for the final time before the iowa cslo cusses, but trump won't be there. trump called moderator, megan kelly, a "third-rate reporter." trump is considering holding an event to raise money for wounded warriors at the same time as the debate. we're just 6 days away from iowa's gop debate. we'll have results at 11:00 next monday night. >> new at 11 cloek,:00, a virgi resident has tested positive for zika virus.

they traveled to a country where there is a zika outbreak right now. but they say he poses no other risk to virginians because it's not mosquito season here. there's two more countries to the travel warning because of out breaks of zika. the u.s. virgin islands joins the list. and the warning is primarily for pregnant women there is currently no vaccine and symp m symptoms typically last no longer than a week. >> friday, as the rest of us were getting ready for weekend weather, a man was killed in the district. four days later, police are

releasing this surveillance video. if you can know anything that can help them, you're urged to give them a call. there is a $25,000 reward. >> four jumbo snow blowers will be headed down here from krath krth. each super-sized snow blower can move 15 tons of snow an hour. they will split up into four teams with two deploying to d.c. and part of an agreement to assist other states in an emergency. >> if we need help, we would want, you know, another state to come up and help us.

>> those giant snow blowers will be awesome. we'll be glad to have them. >> i'm sure they do the job. >> they look pretty good to me. going to help with the snow removal. >> the melting, all that pile-up is going to melt off the sides. we're still going to have a lot of problems, i think. >> with a little bit of sun, that melting did continue. that's the current temperature. that's still above a degree for our average high for this time of year. a lot of cloud cover. temperatures have not fallen much at all. frederick down to 36. but that's the coldest area, 39 right now, towards menassis.

not a lot going on here. we do have some showers, and we may see astring e sprinkle or two. you can see right here, that rain changing to snow in kwv wv. west virginia. that's the colder air. we'll get rid of this rain shower that should be done by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, notice the temperature. we're not talking about a refreeze unless you live in other air kwoos: this area could be a real probable early tomorrow. down to the south, however umannassis, fredericksburg, most should be above freezing but give yourself a lot of extra time. wednesday morning, just slush spots. here's the day i'm worried about. it's going to be thursday. dangerously slick out there.

all the melting from today and tomorrow is going to freeze over night and tomorrow night. thursday and friday could be some problems. we'll continue to watch out for that. temperatures the next couple of days, warm during the day, or at least boef freezing. 39 on friday, both a little bit below average or whatever. but, overnight, we will freeze each night. that's the kind of scenario that we're going to set up. and what about the flood potential? that's something we definitely have to watch. you get 20, 30, 40 inches like some of our areas and then you get temperatures like that, you could see some flooding. we'll be watching that very,

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