>> and he is so precious. >> it's her third baby, his name is joshua. even is healthy and doing great this morning. right now at 5:00, your commute could get a little messy today. it's a cold start this friday morning. we're tracking what you can expect for your ride into school and work and what you can expect for the weekend. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we made to friday. oh, my goodness, what a long week. we still have to check our forecast, right? >> a peel i can't smelia segal for us. similar to every other morning this week, dealing with icy spots because of the wed having a low to moderate impact on your day. and heads up to later today. we'll be noticing the winds breezy to windy conditions. and that will add a chill during the afternoon hours. currently temperatures in the 20s across the area. so everybody is below freezing. 29 degrees in washington.

25 degrees in gaithersburg. so the school day forecast if you do have to acceptsepnd youro school, 30 by recess and we'll give it a c as winds start to pick up. this issue at the outer loop at gallows road, we are still quite slow through that area. we have just the left lane getting by. so we'll keep an eye on that one for you. northbound 3rd street tunnel, still being diverted to massachusetts avenue because of the snow clearing operation. the other situation as far as snow clearing, 270 north at 121 clarksburg road, you have to stay left past the plow. 270 here at montrose road, no problems northbound or southbound. we'll take a live look at the beltway and that issue on the beltway coming up. federal workers are heading in to work on time this morning. employees do have the option to take up scheduled leave or tell that work.

metro returns to regular service today, as well, but you still could run into some delays. there will be fewer 8 car trains in service because of the storm. yellow line trains to and from franconia springfield will also resume today. only a few metrobus routes have a few detours. today you have to get out your shovels if you live in prince george's county. the sidewalk clearing law is put into action. megan mcgrath, how are the sidewalks where you are? >> reporter: well, we've been driving around college park this morning early this morning. and actually we found that a lot of people have already done the work of shoveling their sidewalks just like this person here. and today is the day. they will start enforcing the laws in terms of homeowners or residents making sure that everything is clear on the sidewalk. and there are some people who still have some work to do. you take a look just a short way done here, you can see that this sidewalk is completely snow

covered here. i can kind of dig my heel down and you can see the pavement down there. so it's not a long stretch. i'd say maybe about half a block here, but this is the kind of thing that needs to be cleaned up. now, the law in prince george's county is that they give you 48 hours after a 2 inch or more snowfall to clear your sidewalks. because of all of the snow that we had, they actually gave people a little bit longer and that grace period, though, is ending today. so let's take a look at the specifics here. the fine for not shoveling your walk is $100. the fine goes up every 24 hour. so you can get more than one ticket. they will be concentrating on areas between a mile and a half of schools, churches and assembly halls. but really the law is that every residential area has to be shoveled. so the sidewalk in front of your house, beside your house,

anything that abuts the property or where you're staying, that has to be cleared off. but of course they will be paying special attention to polices where there are a lot of folks, a lot of pedestrians walking around. and thus the schools trying to get everybody back to school. so everyone is asked to get out there, do their part and shovel those walks. back to you all. a break this morning for some drivers slapped with tickets for parking on the snow emergency routes in the district. the city will forgive more than 2800 tickets that were given out on friday. that's the first day of the blizzard. that's about $700,000 in this fines the city will not collect. tickets handed out on the other five days of the snow emergency still have to be paid. i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk. a drone snapped precise images at least that's what iran is saying. state television is reporting the drone flew over the carrier as part of apongoing naval drill

after a series of naval incidents in the greater persian gulf. an american official declined to comment. i'm a maniac. and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly. now that we've gotten the dwud portion out of the way -- >> i kind of miss dufd. he was a little teddy bear to me. >> and they wanted me there and they said how about now when you're treated badly, you have to stick up for your rights. >> another lively gop debate even with the frontrunner at a separate rally. the consensus this morning senator ted cruz has little new traction despite attempts to establish himself on a donald trump-free stage. analysts used the word muddled to describe the final debate. in a tweet meet the press m prh todd --

>> we both made the identical promises, but we made a different choice. marco made the choice to go the driks of the major donors to support amnesty because he thought it was politically advantageous. >> he led the charge to finally fix this immigration proper be that has existed for 30 years. and then he cut and run because it wasn't popular amongst conservatives, i guess. >> and mark murray tweeted that donald trump may get a boost from last night's debate even though he wasn't there. results from the spin room show trump's name was the most searched in every single state. while the debate was going on, he held his own rally at drake university and claims to have raised more than $6 million for veterans. ahead at 5:30, where democratic candidates stand according to a new poll. plus we'll look ahead at what last night's debate means for iowa with nbc's tracie potts. today lawmakers in virginia will announce a major compromise on gun laws. this includes concessions from

democrats an republicans. one measure will stop people from carrying a firearm if they're under a permanent protective order from a domestic violence offense. in the past republicans have repeatedly rejected this measure. >> i mean, if we can get a bill through that actually takes firearms away from folks who are the subject of a protective order, the perpetrator, take the firearm away for two years, that will go a long way. >> republicans have also agreed to require state police to be present at gun shows to perform vol up tea voluntary background. check back with us take on an update on the murder case involving sandra levy. the man convicted of killing her is expected in court this afternoon as part of the retrial. his lawyers say a witness deliberately misled rors. levy disappeared in 2001, but her body was not discovered for another year. the new trial begins in march. we will find out this

morning where the district plans to place additional affordable housing. at 11:00, mayor muriel bowser will announce the 12 project winners. they're expected to add 800 units in the city. today the man charged with the murder of two maryland sisters heads back to court. it has taken more than 40 year, but yesterday lloyd welch jr. made his first court appearance. a judge appointed an attorney for welch. he is charged with the disappearance of 12-year-old sheila lyon and her sister in 1975. the sisters were walking from their house to wheaton plaza mall. the their bodies have never been found. a warm-up is finally in sight. what you can expect this weekend and how soon we could start seeing temperatures back in the mid-60s. hours and hours spending helping neighbors dig out. the bonus that a driver didn't

get from work. >> staying safe on metro. p what we're finding out about a violent attack and the students po

a snowplow driver received a big payoff this week but it came when he took a break from the allowing. >> gerald bought a scratch off lottery ticket and won $225,000. big day to him for sure. unfortunately, he couldn't enjoy it right away because he had to go back to work. dedication. that's a good thing, too. he lives in charles county, maryland and he said he was just in the right place at the right time. >> and don't love it when it happens to the right person. >> he's worked hard for it. let's check in with amelia segal now to find out what kind of day we'll have. >> good morning. a dry day today. and given all the snow that

we've seen, i think the plow drivers have done an amazing job across the entire area. what to work came. you need the coat, scarves, gloves. sunglasses, as well. we'll have mostly to party hundred any skies throughout the day, but it will be windy. at 4:00 p.m. when you factor in the wind, 25 in washington, 20 in gaithersburg. in ten minutes i'll take a look at temperatures this weekend. but you're continuing to track an accident? still a problem on the beltway. no word yet on when this will get wrapped up. but everything goes down into that left lane. lots of flashing light. yoifr turned vehicle here. so could be some time before it clears. opening before the morning commute really kicks in. and the federal government is on time today, so we'll have more of a normal commute. big look at the beltway, that really is our only issue at this point this morning. 270 north at 121, stay left to get past the plowing.

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the zika virus could spread to north america and even africa according to an expert. the zika virus linked to a vee birth defects in brazil is spreading rapidly across latin america. it's carried by a particular type of mosquito. right now there isn't a drug or vaccine available to treat the virus. >> we're dealing with a population that has never seen it before, so they're naive so

there no immunity at all. >> right few will are reported cases in virginia, minnesota and california. but officials say in those cases the people were infected while traveling abroad. now the latest in the ongoing federal land standoff in offering organize. the fbi has released some video of the scene. you can see lavoy finicum nearly run over an agent before crashing through a police barricade. initially he gets out of the vehicle with his hands in the air surrounded by state troopers. but then he reaches toward his jacket. we stopped the video just before finicum is shot and killed. the fbi said he had a gun in that pocket. just a handful of armed protesters remain at that wildlife refuge. a suspect is heading back to court today charged with the death of a victim visiting northwest d.c. from dallas for a wedding when he was randomly

attacked. he tied after falling an hitting his head on the ground. metro riders are thinking harder about safety after a violent attack at the gallery place metro station. six d.c. high school students could be charged with felonies in this incident. investigators say when the victim got off at gallery place, a teen punched him. others jumped in punching and kicking the man before they hop ord ed on a departing train. they were arrested a few stops later. >> i have a lot of confidence in the system and i think anything can happen anywhere. >> met row wants its riders to feel safe. it says police are constantly monitoring riders and thousands of surveillance cameras are throughout the system. last weekend's snowstorm is one for the records. it was the fourth most powerful to hit the northeast in more than 60 years. 24 million people were hit with

at least 20 inches of snow. and it affected more than 100 million people in dozens of states. 20 after the hour right now. the non-emergency call center in emergency county goes back to normal hours today. you can call 311 between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. monday through friday. the call center had been work around the clok to help deal with the blizzard. 311 should be used to get county information, not for emergencies. the washington auto show got off to a late start this week because of the blizzard, but now the show is under because through this weekend. >> each year will is one contest that tests the endurance, the might of people who want to win a brand new car. molette green is live at the auto show now with very tired people. how are they holding up? >> reporter: oh, my goodness. and it takes a special kind of person to be able to do this before weep been talking to some of the contestants. five of them left. we have two ladies, they're sleeping. so not too loud.

and then the other three guys, take a look. this is president stan bep ton. and then we move over to our next person, that is jason long. and then we have william holmes. they're all here. they have been here since tuesday. why? because they want to win this beauty right here, this car, this white hyundai take they're leaning on right now. let me go over here and talk to president stan benton from southeast d.c. why are you doing this? and you have been doing this since tuesday. >> yeah, i want to replace my wobbly car. i want a car that doesn't wobble. >> and william is doing this for his mom, right? and then you have a new baby, right? okay. so they have some really good reasons to do this. but they can't even have electronics. no cellphone, no ipad. they just have to hold on until sunday. we're here live at the

washington auto show. this is a big tradition here every year. we'll see who holds up next time we see you. >> good luck, guys. >> and they do get breaks to go to the bathroom this cain case wondering. 32 degrees outside our studios. >> everybody is procebelow free. but at least it wasn't as chilly as yesterday morning. it will be windy this afternoon, so weather impacts, still tough to walk away. but skiing conditions look nice. and you could probably wash the amount off of your car. no the most part mainly dry conditions until wednesday. i can't believe this is the last weekend in january. where did the month go. right now we're at 29 degrees. here is your morning planner. 8:00 a.m., temperatures above

freezing. by noon, we're still in the upper 30s, but we really start to notice the winds pick up. so it will feel like temperatures are in the upper 20s. here is your hourly planner for your saturday tomorrow a high of 44. so warmer than take. and winds not an issue. once again we'll track mostly to partly sunny skies throughout the day. really not a bad today at all tomorrow except for the start. s it is going to be frigid. 25 in the district and teens in the suburbs. but after that, we'll warm up nicely and a lot of meltinging going on this weekend. sunday a high around 50, partly sunny skies. monday look at this, a high of 63 degrees. i think most of the snow will be gone. we'll have melted by monday or tuesday. can't rule out maybe a light shower later in the day on monday. but keeping a really close eye on wednesday with a chance of rain. i'll have more on why we're keeping a cle eye on wednesday coming up in a little bit. but for now going to send things over to miss melissmelissa.

we still have the issue outer loop at gallows road. but take a look, your commute probably pretty light in general right now if you're coming in on any main road here this morning. so everything looking pretty good. you have to watch out, though, they are still clearing the roadways and we still gave some lanes missing on various roads. outer loop at gallo, finally having two lanes getting by the overturned vehicle. outer loop at old georgetown, report of an accident there. not seeing it it on camera of course. st doesn't mean it's not the there. 270 north at clarksburg, stay left past the plows. crews are still working to fix a water main break in alexandria. about 18 homes on east glendale avenue are affected. and still dealing with low water pressure this morning. the road has been closed since before 11:00 p.m. last night. no word when it will be completed. and what many believe was busted water main in the district turned out to be a fire hydrant that was somehow knocked over underground.

water giushed for hours along calvert street. d.c. water says it's possible a plow could have hit it. a dentist accused of taking advantage sexually of a patient during a procedure is out of jail. police say he assaulted a patient who went to get a cracked tooth repaired. the patient was under anesthesia, but woke up during the assault. the dentist was placed under supervision. one of the cars used by pope francis during his visit to the u.s. last fall will be up for auction today. that hope mobile became an entity all in itself during the visit. the d.c. and if i wouldly advph traveled around in the fiat. one will be on display at the auto show, the other will be put on the auction block today during a black tie gala.

organizers say the proceeds will benefit select ministries and missions of the arch tdiocese o philadelphia. so how would you like to take a gogondola ride? according to the "washington post," supporters hope this will ease traffic on the key bridge and allow folks to getting across the potomac easier. >> really depends on how much it will cost, right? it's 5:26. back on u.s. soil, so-called of a flaffluenza teen will attend hearing today. he was in handcuffs when he arrived at the dallas/ft. worth airport yesterday afternoon. couch killed four people in a drunk driving crash back in 2013. after he allegedly violated probation last knight month, he and his mother took off to mexico. tonya couch came back to texas a few weeks ago. she is free on bond. you could have a difficult

time getting into work. we're tracking conditions across our area and the big change coming after this weekend. >> donald trump decides to make his own stage while his gop rif rif r

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in almost a week. >> we're tracking conditions a cross our area so you can be ready before you head out the door. >> good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. 5:30 on this friday morning. we want to turn right to amelia segal. >> we're dealing with icy spots once again this morning and tomorrow morning, as well. in addition to that, it will be blustery later today, so it will feel like temperatures are only in the mid to upper 20s. so you want to bup tendle up fo this friday. a big warm-up over the weekend into early next week as we close out february -- excuse me, as we close to out january and make our way into february. i'm keeping a close eye on next week. a pretty good likelihood rain will move through the area and that could lead to areas of heavy rain and potentially flooding. and as the rain moves through, again, that could lead to issues on wednesday. >> that's a lot.

maybe people can get their inflatable rafts out. >> i'm hoping with the timing we will have the snow melt and then the rain so not at the same time. florida outer loop at gallows road, two left lanes finally getting by. again, the overturned vehicle on the right still slowing things down. about a mile and a half worth of backups there. big look at the beltway, we look nice and green all around. don't have too many worries. i'll be back in a couple minutes with travel times. the truth is throughout this campaign you've been willing to say or do anything in order to twet vo get votes. >> marco, please attack ted. chris, please attack ted. >> it is a debate, sir. >> contentious moments. and now our first hint whether

donald trump may hahave benefit. some analysts say trump not being there may be a good thing for him. >> reporter: and as we a wait the official ratings, we are get something hiptss on social media this morning. on face would, they on book, th looked at those on stage. ted cruz was the most talked about. on twitter, it was donald trump even though he was not there. there was a lot of discussion about trump, some of the candidates mocking his absence, what he may have said if he was there. and on the other side of town, trump at this rally for wounded warriors, he was talking about the debate, too. listen. >> they wanted me there and they said how about now, can you come over? i said hasn't it already started? >> reporter: in fact at one point, the only person he ever pointed out by name was jeb bush. joking that bush was probably looking for him. and in fact about the same time, bush was on stage making a similar comment. so there was a lot of talk about

touchdown at this debate even though he decided not to show up. >> and since he wasn't there, was there another standout person on the stage? >> reporter: well, ted cruz was the giant at the debate certainly going into it. and also when you took a look at the fact that a lot took the opportunity to attack him on the issues, you heard part of it in that sound. ted cruz pushing back saying, look, you're turning everyone on me. but we all rand paul, marco rubio, jeb bush, a number of candidates pointing out specifically how he's changed his position on immigration. immigration was the number one topic discussed on facebook during this debate. >> tracie potts on capitol hill. i'll see you on monday in iowa. >> see you there. as i mentioned, i'm heading to des moines this weekend, but we quanted wanted to take you ie caucuses. these are essentially neighborhood meetings that became the first in the nation presidential contest bag in

1972. so why are these caucuses so important some well, this is really an early indication of who might drop out because of a lack of support and a lack of money. who is it well there can determine who you will get to vote for in virginia's primary in march and maryland's in april. there has only been one instance when a fourth place finisher went on to become the party's nominee. iowa chose ronald ray began, bill clinton, george w. bush and obama. hillary clinton and sanders is neck and neck among democrats in iowa. clinton leads by just three points. but in new hampshire, sanders holds a commander 19 point lead. that's where clinton has challenged sanders to another debate. and now both sides will wait for the party to sign off. tonight be sure to watch nbc "nightly news" with lester holt

for a new interview with hillary clinton. starting this year, all military combat jobs are open to women. many are wondering if that means women could be drafted one day. selective service director lawrence romo will break down details at 10:00 this morning at the national press club. romo will also talk about why young undocumented male immigrants are required to sign up for selective service. sunday is the deadline for open enrollment in obamacare and tomorrow there will be a door to door campaign to get you ready. folks from health link will be out in petworth neighborhood to inform residents about the plans available and the possibility of an irs tax penalty for people who don't get insurance for 2016 or who could but choose not to. a d.c. firefighter will now have to face a trial board and cannot retire. this is all due to an investigation of a botched emergency response call. the fire lieutenant was working

out of this station in tenleytown when a 911 call came in about a toddler choking on a grape. according to a review, they did not tell dispatchers the stat it is status of the medical unit. the 18 month old later die. he's expected to appeal the latest ruling. it could be some of the warmest weather we've seen this weeks. amelia is tracking a freeze and then a big temperature change. it was a dramatic rescue that put firefighters to the test. how they're now being honored for heroism.

here's something we didn't see during the blizzard. a cold snap in asia is causing big problems. you can see car after car, everyone the bus right there, just sliding right down the road. amazingly no real accidents happened here. >> has one car hit another one yet? >> the country actually is not used to cold weather like this, so crews are not prepared to treat the roads. look at that sheet of ice. well, some brave fairfax firefighters will get a special thank you today. milo, a large saint bernard,

fell into the lake and could not get out. that's when several firefighters came to the rescue. despite the 8 degree windchill, rescuers suited up and jumped into the lake and they were able to pull milo to safety. the firefighters and milo will be united later today. peta oig wiwill honor the men f their rescue. >> a life is a life. got to save them all. coming up on 5:41. your weather and traffic on the 1s. a lot of folks heading back to work and school? >> yes, and today is all about the winds. some icy spots this morning, but what we haven't really noticed is breezy to windy conditions. so that made make it feel colder by the afternoon and evening hours. 2:00 p.m., it only feels like temperatures are in the 20s. so you definitely want to bundle up today. but you'll need the sunglasses,

as well. and heads up for icy spots this morning. this morning icing is possible after 9:00, 10:00 p.m. and then tomorrow morning dealing with icy spots again. a frigid start tomorrow morning with p its in the teams and 20s. but as we look to next week, the warmest temperatures we've had in a month. more on that coming up. melissa, continuing to track backups? >> yes, about a mile of that worth of backups here outer loop at ghallows. overturned vehicle. southbound roblgville pike at books hill road, left lane getting by. 66 inbound here at nutley, have report of a crash. not seeing it there. but it could be for sure. 270 south german up to at the spur. 95 over to 270 is rolling along just fine. 66 inbound 95 north bound, no worries. listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 when you top in your car for your latest traffic

troubles. there has been a big debate over whether jefferson davis highway should be renamed. the new decision over its future. and a super bowl sized mistake. how crews are prepping for the game and messed up big time.

here is a live look from the storm team 4 x 4 crossing the wilson bridge into virginia. there could still be trouble spots across our area.melia is weather. >> chilly this morning. snow in far western maryland and west virginia, maybe a flurry here, but more importantly, that brings winds to the area. more on that coming up. and right now outer loop ga

just the left lanes getting by. 5:45 now. a break this morning for some will drivers slapped with tickets for parking on those snow emergency routes in d.c. the city will forgave more than 2800 tickets that were given out on friday, the first day of the blizzard. that's about $700,000 in fines the city will not collect. tickets handed out on the other five takes of the snow emergency still have to be paid. we will find out this morning where the district plans to place additional affordable housing. at 11:00, mayor muriel bowser will announce the 12 project winners. the projects are expected to add 800 affordable units to the city. >> people across several states could hear sounds just like that as military jets took to the skies. the sonic booms raffled from new jersey to connecticut. sounds came from f-35 and f-18 fighter jets. the navy says it was doing shom

training runs off the jersey coast. the jets are based in maryland at pawtaxent river. another rest has been made in southern california as the opportunity continues for three escaped inmates. the orange county sheriff's office arrested this 44-year-old woman who taught at the jail. officials believe the men stole a white van and could be living in it right now. police need your help identifying the thiefs who have targeted two montgomery county townhouse communities. there have been seven burglaries in two neighborhoods in silver spring just a couple miles apart. the suspects got this by breaking windows and door while nobody was home. investigation gaetd tors say the picture we will show you here is the two people just about to use the credit cards stolen. if you think you know who these people are, give montgomery

county police a call. isaiah is claiming responsibility for a deadly bombing that targeted yemen presidential palace. at least eight people died in yesterday's bombing. 17 others were hurt. yemen's president was inside the palace at the time of the attack. he was not hurt. howard county school officials take action after a white studio's video about the black lives matter movement goes viral. the video shows the student making racist remarks. the superintendent sent a letter to parents denouncing the video and says it will not be tolerated. the student has since posted a message on social media apologizing. 5:48 now. the jefferson davis highway is keeping its name for now. according to inside nova.com, no one on the arlington county board offered to take on the bill to rename the highway. a proposal was included in the board's 2016 legislative package. there has been an effort in other parts of the country to change landmark names after the

confederacy. if the plan moves out of the general assembly, the change would have to be approved by governor mcauliffe. two huge sinkholes opened up on the same streets in southwest oregon. the largest of the two actually took out most of the travel lanes on a major highway there. the second one right across the street both ended up within a short -- opened up i should say within a short period of time. the section of the highway still closed. flint, michigan is struggling to figure out out how to deal with with its water contamination crisis. senate democrats want to give the city $400,000 to replace the lead pipes that have tainted the water. but they want the state to put up the same amount of money. governor rick snyder has not responded to the proposition. experts say removing the lead pipe is the only permanent solution to the problem. reads are drinking state provided bottle water for weeks as officials debate how to fix

this roproblem. the navy rescued a japanese pan who went adrift off the coast. he was safely located early wednesday morning. plans for a solar farm in frederick county are moving forward. the proposed solar farm off clyde young road is being considered by the zoning board. those against it say the solar farm would change the character of the agricultural areas. if the plan is approved, solar farm won't be built until 2018 at the earliest. co-founder of jefferson airplane has died. paul can paul kantner died at a hospital in san francisco yesterday. he suffered a heart attack earlier this week. 5:51 is our time now.

want to get a look at your weather and traffic on the 1s. >> amelia segal is getting us up-to-date. hoping for some thawing? we'll have a lot of melting over the weekend. today the last weekend this january and it's not looking bad at all. but we will be noticing the winds especially during the afternoon and evening hours. currently temps in the 20s and 30s. notice everybody here is at or below freezing. dull let's coming in at 32. washington down to 29 degrees. so p:00 a.m., icy spots and the testif around 34. p by 9:00 a.m., we're up to 36. maybe a flurry or two around the morning hours especially for areas back to the west. areas like martinsburg. but we're not talking about any accumulation. just conversational here in the district. here is the temperature take in your neighborhood. highs warm into the 30s. very similar to yesterday. a high in washington of 39. high yesterday was 40.

but here's the thing, when you factor in the wind, it will deal like temperatures this afternoon are only in the mid to upper 20s. dining out tonight, it will be cold and we'll see icy spots forming once again. temps this evening mostly in the 20s, but if you're having dinner late when you factor in the winds, it will feel like temperatures are in the teens and tomorrow morning it is a frigid start. 22 degrees in washington, teens in the suburbs. and high temperature tomorrow of 44 with mostly to patly sunny skies. warmer on sunday, a lot of melting on sunday. and the good news, not a huge concern of a refreeze saturday night into sunday morning. monday, look at the high, 63 degrees. there is the chance of a late day shower especially north of the district. not a huge deal. tuesday, we continue to track mild temperatures. 59. on wednesday, a high of 65 degrees. that's a good 20 degrees above normal, but rain is looking very likely on wednesday. >> i have to tell you, i like

the 65. amelia loves the snow when it's falling but loves the 65, as well. outer loop at gallows road, they flipped the dcamera around to show a disabled vehicle. southbound rockville pike at pooks hill road, a disabled vehicle. 66 inbound there at nutley street no problems there. and south on 270, on time. tiny slow near hyatts town and then it opens up. it is 5:53 right now. news 4 your health, an important reminder to prioritize your sleep. and it was hard to do. harvard researchers say women who don't get enough rest may be at greater risk for type 2 diabetes. they tracked more than 130,000 women. those who had trouble falling or

staying asleep were at a greater risk. data shows that was especially true for women with other health problems including high blood pressure or obesity. the kentucky house wants on allow technology for decisions about abortion. a house version of the state's informed concesent law would le doctors consult with doctors over video chat. meanwhile the republican-led senate passed a version that would require an in-person meeting. the d.c. police department is being recognized for reducing the use of force by its officers. an independent and you had either shows officers shot a suspect 15 time last year. that number was as high as 31 as recently as 2007. the report did find problems with some tactics used in use of force incidents and the way they are investigation fwatsed. the department is agreeing to follow 28 recommendations from this audit. so we all know right now the nfl is working around the clock to make everything per foefect

super bowl 50, but they appeared to forget one very important detail. on monday, crews painted both end zones in the broncos blue and orange. >> oh, no, they didn't. >> oh, yes, they did. apparently this was an honest mistake. air quotes with that. don't woerks prry panthers fans logo is now on the visitor's side. >> you know everybody will be talking about is this going to taint something. >> it won't. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. amazon fell nearly 15% in late trading thursday after they reported earnings that disappointed wall street. the big reason, shipping costs. amazon said more than $4.5 billion in the past three months to get orders to your door, and also spending a lot of cash to

expand services such as amazon prime and develop projects like drone deliveries. for cnbc, i'm landon dowdy. michael phelps took time out from raining for the olympics to help out the arizona state basketball team. on the right hand of the screen, you are looking at an oregon state player trying to make a free throw. and how you see what they are calling the curtain of distraction. yes, that is michael phelps in a swimsuit, all the gold medals. swim cap, a bow tie. and look, hthe player missed boh foul shouts. so it's working. >> we'll see this everywhere now. guys in speedos jumping up and down. >> he wants to be a coach there after the olympics. >> you are so focused.

i'm not buying it. proof police officers need to be ready for any situation. >> i have a vehicle in the middle of the road, the woman having a baby. >> pregnant mother inside that car being rushed to the hospital to give birth. but the baby was not going to wait. the woman's mother said the officer jumped right into action. >> put in a towel, catch the baby. i said push. and the baby come. >> no, he wasn't waiting. he was ready to come out. >> this is the third baby for mom. everyone is healthy and doing great. our coverage of blizzard 2016 continues right now. >> what workers need to know as the federal government gets ready to open on time for the first time in days. we're also trying to save you money this morning. where some neighbors in maryland must have their sidewalks shoveled by today or face a $250 fine. and if you're planning to

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we're just days away from the caucuses in iowa. and this morning why donald trump may still have the lead. and icy conditions around ton causing a couple problems already. plows still in the way. details coming up. >> this is 395 at washington boulevard. this morning in some places it could be worse happen what you saw yesterday. >> we're working for you forget you to work safely this morning. amelia segal and melissa mollett are standing by with an update on conditions. >> good morning. once again tracking icy conditions this morning. and it will be breezy to windy during the afternoon and evening hours. so that will make it feel cooler than