i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. i'm not going to even pretend to predict the weather. but i can predict one thing, car washes will be very busy today. >> amelia segal is tracking big changes. what do you think, amelia? >> warmer weather into the weekend. right now it's a cold morning. you can see steam rising off the buildings. and everybody is still below freezing. washington included, which is now 29 degrees. 27 in gaithersburg. 23 in manassas. beautiful sun right right now. low to mid-40s today. here you can see we're above freezing by 10:00, 11:00 a.m. and then during the afternoon hours, temperatures in the suburbs around 42. 45 for a high here in the district. still tough in spots. improvement each day. great weekend to hit the slopes. angie, i think a lot of people will be at the car wash today or

tomorrow. >> yeah. i bet the lines will be long. lots of you will be heading out this weekend a after being snowed out many days. connecticut avenue, eric is check anything on the conditions. i think it's safe to say no one should be surprised that they are slowed down. there is a lot of plows still out there. >> well, indeed, they are. and you can see where they've been as well here on connecticut avenue. it's always a good sign to see the snow not on the road. but you're also losing a lane. it's going to be harder to walk around. so it's still time for some extreme caution. many of the side streets have finally been hit. some have not. even where the roads have been plowed, you will face some challenges just getting around. that is just reason for caution. be aware a lot of the curb lanes have been compromised, cut down to a third of their normal width. you have to watch out for people making temperatures off the

roadways. they may end up in the center lane, not necessarily the curb lane, just to make that turn. there are the ubiquitous snow phoupdz on the mounds on the corner. on the more reason just to be cautious. we have heard from folks in other parts of the city or other parts of the region who say they are still seeing some lanes that haven't been cleaned yet. they do know this has been a significant snowfall. this is what it has come to. this is what you're going to have to deal with. live on connecticut avenue, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> thanks so much, derrick. family and friends will gather in montgomery county to remember a young girl who was hit and killed by a car while sledding. a funeral for clara phillips will take place in jermantown. the 5-year-old sliding down a

driveway on sunday when she was hit by a car. chef passed away on monday. no charges have been filed against the driver. and police have not released that driver's name. >> this morning we are learning about another attack on metro involving a group of teenagers. a witness tells news 4 he felt threatened, harassed on the red line. all of this after six teenagers were arrested thursday morning. >> this private school principal doesn't want to reveal his identity out of fear of retaliation. >> i feel angry that as an innocent person it's not safe to ride metro. >> he got on at the brookland station around 5:00 in the evening. >> the train i was on, the car that i was on, did not center many folks on it. >> he said the trouble started with when a group got on the same train he was on at the tpwal detective university metro

station. he got on the train and they were yelling, screaming curse words, and terrorizing people. >> they came over to me and surrounded by seat. they were e swearing at me, yelling at me. they pulled my hat off and threw it down the train. >> and then the teens hit another man in the face with a snowball and started to beat him. >> one girl was really kicking him and smiling and laughing. i was trying to get her off of him. >> the principal told them what happened. they are talk to go witnesses. >> the occurrences are not all that rare. >> yesterday metro police released this showing a 35-year-old man getting attacked at the gallery place station. >> whether it's metro police don't seem to be doing enough to prevent it. >> new metro board jack evans says safety is a primary concern. he does plan to get more conversation on trains. >> you may hear a knock of the

door from d.c. health link. the open enrollment deadline looms near. so they will be out starting 1:00 this afternoon informing residents about the plans available through them. they will warn of a possible irs tax penalty for those who choose not to be covered by health insurance. that is either $695 for $2.5% of annual idea. you new testing from the epa shows the level of lead in some family's homes is too high for filters to ham in flint, michigan. water in dozens of homes in flint is showing led levels above what the filter is rated for. some children's blood tested positive for led which can damage their brains and nervous system. they were mapping flint two years ago when they switched the source. a compromise made by virginia's governor.

governor mcauliffe is rescind issing a policy on gun permit tps they were issued by one of 25 states with more lenient gun laws. the first measure is to prevent domestic violence offenders from carrying gunsment the other requires state police to be present at gun shows and allow them to do voluntary background checks for private sellers. >> what these do is take a step backwards rather than making a statement, the country that virginia believes in saving hives. >> it is a significant step. i have no doubt that will save lives. facebook is weighing in on gun control by cracking down on online gun salesment users can no longer advertise or sell firearms on facebook or intra

gram. they already prohibit people from pharmaceuticals and illegal drugs for sale. they will sell guns, gun parts, and ammunition. gun store owners can still advertise for their businesses. decision 2016. gop candidate may soon be running out of cash. it will show who began with enough cash to see long-term plan to the end. it would help chris christie, jeb bush and john kasich survive the primaries. competing against trump, a billionaire. and cruz, a successful fund-raiser, not all that easy >> three people recovering after a crash on i-66 friday. investigators say that fatigue likely played a role. state police say a vdot worker pulled over to help a driver whose trailer had a flat.

while they were fixing it, a truck ran off the road, hit the truck and pushed the trailer into the worker and the driver. the truck driver has been charged with reckless driving stkprao a developing story. japan's military just brought in new levels. what it means for north korea. a sink hole so big, take a look at it. it looks like a crater. the struggle to

now a developing story. gentleman fan has installed patriot miss designed to intercept missiles. north korea may be preparing to launch a rocket or missile. this is their fourth nuclear test explosion.

five dead, others missing in british columbia. three groups of snow mobilers got caught in the avalanche. rain and snow could have produced stresses in the snowpack. getting word this morning it could take several weeks to fix a crater-size sinkhole near the oregon/california state line. you can see the huge sinkhole opened up on both sides of the major highway. this happened on thursday. officials think heavy rain caused erosion. a 14-year project aimed at defeating the taliban in afghanistan may not be working. according to a new report by a government watch dog, right now the taliban controls more of the country than at any time since u.s. troops invaded in 2001. it seems the lack of security made it almost impossible for u.s. and afghan officials to manage projects funded by the united states. so far they have spent $100 billion to stabilize the region.

it is 9:11. a warmup is finally in sight. i like that live look right there. amelia is tracking how soon we can see temperatures back up into the 60s. what would you pay to get your own pope mobile? how one guy got a piece of history. we'll tell you what he's doing with it.

a philadelphia man will soon be rolling like pope francis.

>> rolling like the pope. it doesn't get better than that, right? he won the fiat 500 that carried the pope back in september. it sold for $82,000 in an auction at the philadelphia auto show last night. it only took 11 minutes. it included a cardboard cutout of pope francis. it normally goes for less than 20,000 bucks. so we know it of the fiat effect. the moment he rolled through washington. >> everybody is talking about that. >> the fiat dealers saying people were coming in, wanting to check out the car. >> this guy is an other of several dealerships. he will put it as a showcase in one of his dealerships. it will go to several charities, homeless and the poor. speaking of cars, by the way, happening today is the washington auto show. it is continuing. got a late start because of the blizzard. now it is in full swing.

you can get an up close, hands-on look look at hundreds of cars. the show runs thaou the weekend at the washington convention center. you will want to catch drive time inside the washington auto show. veronica johnson showing us this year's coolest ride. that will be tomorrow at 11:30. catch it here on nbc 4. >> the best person to show us too. doesn't she have a racing strip? hard-core, hard-core. talk about getting outside today, were off to a cold start this saturday. >> amelia, what are you thinking? >> today temperatures will warm into the mid-40s. tomorrow, mid-50s. by monday, highs around 60 degrees. a lot of melting snow. full sunshine in the d.c. area. that will help as well. the weather having a low impact on your day today. travel plans looking good. definitely need the sunglasses.

still icy spots. just heading out and about should be just fine as long as you have the warm coat. this is the day you can leave the gloves and scarf at home. the d.c. metro area is completely dry. i'm tracking light snow around i-81. trying to make its way into front royal. the air is just too dry. it will fizzle out. we could have clouds around today. overall, more sun than clouds. temperatures in the upper 20s. 28 in college park. now right at freezing over in annapolis. sky cast 4, it is forecasting what the sky will look like. temperatures still in the 30s. once we work our way into the afternoon hours, we warm into the 40s. washington, high of 44 degrees. we will hit that around 3:00

p.m. this evening at 6:00, temperatures around 40 degrees across the area. a few clouds tonight. temperatures not as cold don't as they are this morning. so keep that in mind if you're dining out. temps mostly in the 30s. and dry conditions too. your hourly forecast for today, again, high of 45. we'll hit that around 3:00 by 9:00 p.m., a temperature of 39 degrees. looking ahead to monday, so tomorrow another quiet weather day. highs around 55 degrees. showers are possible during the afternoon hours. very light showers. 3:00 p.m. rain moving through the metro area and continuing to push east as we work towards our evening commute time. any rain chances out by 8:00, 9:00 p.m. tuesday, groundhog day. a mix of clouds and sun throughout the day. rain is looking likely on wednesday. a few rumbles of thunder. a high of 65 degrees. very mild day. snow melt coupled with rain

means we could have flooding wednesday. something we will keep a close eye on. thursday, 47. friday, mostly khoudy skies, 42. rain on wednesday. we could see a half an inch to an inch of rain potentially across the area. we are keeping a very close eye on. as we look to monday and tuesday, a lot of snow will have melted. two football deals, one new stadium. how they are getting closer to reality out in l.a. >> what a restaurant is saying about a new menu item missing

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i'm melissa mollet and a look at the metro situation. we have happening on almost every line. let me take you through each line and tell you how things are going. red line single tracking between van necessary and friendship heights and between silver spring and glen mont. those trains running every 18 minutes. blue, single tracking between foggy bottom and singlet single. silver alert. trainings 6th 10 minutes.

green line, single tracking between mt. vernon square. have a great weekend. i'll see you monday morning for news 4 today. >> melissa, thank you. she has been fighting for justice for her daughter for two decades. now jackie has another fight on her hands. the 23-year-old killed in june of 1996, whose body was never found. jackie benson explains who is supporting winbourn in the fight for her own life. >> i thought i will take care of myself. i didn't want to take more time off of work. >> back in 1996, her 23-year-old daughter disappeared from outside a relative's alexandria home. convinced that bell's ex boyfriend had killed her, winborn and her husband began a pursuit of justice that included digging with their own garden shovels in places they thought their daughter might be buried. in 2008, ex boyfriend michael

dickerson was convicted in only the third prosecution in d.c. history in which the victim's body was never found. stkph i said i waited 16 years to find out what's wrong my daughter. why wouldn't i fight for myself. >> back in 2000, one of her students was stabbed to death while playing outside his grandmother's alexandria home. ms. bran began still remembers the call from one of the classmates. daughter ashley. >> ashley was the first to call me, god bless her baby heart. >> she was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer and had been told there was no treatment, she helped set up a go fund me page to help her get costly experimental treatment.

>> just the opportunity to have what so many other people with money have, it just struck me as wrong. >> zachy winborn is well aware the odds are against her. she has a long history of not giving up in the face of what people say is impossible. jackie ben son, news 4. three armed activists will remain behind bars at least for now. they refused to release a monday pwupdy, ryan bundy and payne. they are being held at a wildlife range in oregon. the judge said she would release people only if the standoff comes to an end. four people still occupying the wildlife national refuge. people converged to show support for a pair of ranchers jailed on

arson charges. one week ago. super bowl 50. panthers taking on the broncos at levi's stadium in santa clara, california, 40 miles from san francisco. officials say they are ready for any potential security threats. >> multiple state and federal law enforcement will be sharing information in real-time so we are all on the same page. it is critical to understanding what the situation is throughout the bay area and responding appropriately. >> but there's been one misstep this week. crews at levi's stadium extently painted both end zones in broncos colors. that was quickly corrected. >> all right. sticking with the nfl now. good news for some fans in southern california. so the chargers and rams have agreed to a deal in principal to share a new stadium in engel wood. chargers owner said the team would stay in san diego for the 2016 season in hopes of reaching a new stadium deal with the

city. they have until january 2017 to decide whether to relocate or stay in san diego. 9:27. it is a little chilly out. that is about to change. how you can plan ahead for what will be a big temperature change until then, neighborhoods are left dealing with major problems from the blizzard. take a look at this. the spot cleaning up from a roof collapse and a lot of damage inside. a new controversy involving the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. how her opponents are trying to capitalize as the first major indicator of decision 2016 just days away.

it's 9:30. here are the top stories we are following right now. family and friends will gather this morning in montgomery county to remember a young girl who was hit by a car while sledding. a funeral for clara phillips will take place in jermantownment the 5-year-old was sledding down a driveway sunday when she was hit by a car. she died on monday. an area principal says a group of teenagers harassed him on metro friday he said happened at gallaudet metro station. he claims the teens were yelling and terrorizing other passengers. it comes after a fight at the gallery place chinatown station on thursday. the epa says the water in dozens of homes in flint,

michigan, is showing lead levels above the filter is rated for. doctors say that some children's blood has tested positive for lead, which can damage their blood and nervous systems. looking at 9:31 on this saturday morning, which means it's time to check on our forecast. >> streaming on facebook live. let's head over to amelia segal with some changes in the week ahead. starting off cold. >> cold. on storm team 4 radar, tracking light snow showers back around trying to make their way to culpepper and warrenton areas. it will fizzle out. nonetheless, if you're back around the i-81 corridor, you could see snow during the early morning hours. aside from that, it is all about warming this weekend. lighter winds than we had yesterday.

29 in washington. coat and sunglasses. you can probably leave the scarf and gloves at home. our next chance of rain later on monday. but highs today in the 40s. 45 in washington. 40 in la plata. i will let you know in 10 minutes how much warmer it will be tomorrow. >> new, several vehicles remain buried of the roof of a public roofs garage collapse. the frederick news post reports this happened yesterday. two backhoes, several nows were buried with water piping and other equipment. no one was in the building at the time. the collapse was likely caused because of the buildup of all the snow. a developing story this morning out of california where a manhunt continues for two violent fugitives. three men broke out of an orange county jail last week. one of the men surrendered yesterday. two others still wanted. police say the remaining two are

most likely still in a white van that was stolen just a day after their escape. now, on to decision 2016. just days from a critical vote in iowa. hillary clinton camp finds itself under the cloud of controversy. andrea mitchell has the details. >> reporter: as hillary clinton was campaigning in iowa, the state department dropped the e-mail bombshell. for the first time labeling 22 e-mails from her private server top secret, the highest level of classification as demanded by the intelligence agency. >> none of this traffic was marked classified at the time it was sent. >> reporter: just minutes earlier, lester asked clinton how it might affect her campaign. >> anything can happen. indictments could happen. why shouldn't people worry about this hanging over your head as you march forward. >> because the facts have remained the same. there was never any information sent or received that was marked

classified to me. >> for people watching this play out and knowing republicans will come after you on this with an open investigation, shouldn't people have concern? >> no. they shouldn't, lester. i don't see it as anything in any way will cause any voter to -- a voter with an open mind to have concern. >> it was called a bureaucratic pack. >> the e-mails should be released to people can view them. >> jeb bush tweeted we need a president who can be trusted to keep our secrets secret. obviously that's not hillary clinton. marco rubio says -- >> this is a disqualifier. >> bernie sanders stands by this. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your e-mails. >> thank you. me too. me too. >> the state department won't be releasing them now and may never. this reignites the issue just as the voters are about to have their say.

>> andrea mitchell there. on the republican side, donald trump already declaring victory claiming he won the latest debate by not even showing up. right now the real clear politics poll averages have cruz in second place in iowa behind trump. the battle could be for a third place for senator marco rubio, dr. ben carson and florida governor jeb bush. >> look for news 4 today anchor aaron gilchrist who will be reporting from iowa tomorrow night at 6:00. he will be there monday had the big vote goes down. >> a favor fax county man facing charges of sexting a student. she goes the a school for students with disabilities.

they found the photos on stephenson's phone. >> well, it is a growing health threat. a rapidly moving mosquito-spread virus bringing even more case overseas. a lot of viewers sharing online. a rescue one family could not be more thankful for. the emotional words they had for

back at 9:38. the world health emergency trying to decide whether to put out a world health emergency over the zika virus. all patients who traveled to brazil where it is spreading rapidly. it is most dangerous for pregnant women. it can lead to birth defects and abnormal live small heads and

brains in babies. experts say it is to early to know for sure if zika is to blame. >> it could be zika plus some other factor. or it could be just zika alone. we don't know that. >> the centers for disease control say pregnant women should not travel where that zika is growing. the family from alabama is suing disney's animal kingdom. they say a snake dropped from a tree in the park and bit a boy. that led to the death of the boy's grandmother. the grandmother saw it bite the boy and she went into cardiac arrest and died a short time later. disney said the animal was wild and there was no call for an ambulance for the grandmother following that incident. the boy is doing okay. the next story just shocking, angie. imagine ordering mozzarella sticks without any mozzarella cheese. >> no!

>> sorry. they had a lot of pictures to prove it. mcdonald's said it believes the cheese melted during the baking process. >> that's why you have to stick with the filet of fish. >> or the nuggets. it's an option. 9:40 your time now. we're in for much warmer temperatures starting this weekend. amelia segal tracking how it could cause potential flooding once all the snow melts. a place helping to keep the snow for as long as possible. how the blizzard is good for ski how the blizzard is good for ski resort bu

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facebook live shot. >> we have hundreds in the chat room right now. >> come over and join us. >> moving on to the district. d.c. mayor muriel bowser is setting aside $82 million for affordable housing. it is coming from the housing trust fund. it will preserve 466 existing units and create an additional 338. the units will house more than 1,700 people. the majority will be allowed to stay put with the help of city funds. >> today d.c. public school officials will answer questions about the curriculum. 10:30 this morning at national city christian church on thomas circle. could clerks deny marriage licenses to interracial couples? they are taking a closer look at the bill that passed this past week. it was intended to object clerks who refuse to issue to same-sex couples.

it provided such wide latitude to provide licenses that it could cover clerks who object to marriage on any grounds, including interracial marriage. virginia governor mcauliffe said he will veto that measure if it reaches his desk. 9:45. the secret service will spend $54 million upgrading the radio system used to protect the white house. it comes after a government audit. the secret service said radios did not work during the fence jumping incident. the audit found the system worked as it should about 97% of the time. but an upgrade was still recommended. >> today you can learn more about several bills in the pipeline in virginia which includes extending metro service to potomac mill. newly elected senator will update residents at his fitter prince william town hall meeting today he wants to address the

coal ash dilemma. they claim the water has been treated. environmentalists said the utility has received too much leniency from the state. just a couple few weeks ago we could say it looked like it could be one of the worst winters for ski resorts in a long time. >> they were making. it liberty mountain in pennsylvania found the blizzard changed a lot of that. >> after more than two feet of snow and days being trapped inside, lots of people from the washington area have traded in their snow shovels for snow skis. >> we went over christmas. there was no snow. >> huge snowfall came just in time not just for skiers but for all the businesses and employees who count on those skiers for their live hood.

>> still in the mid atlantic it could be later. we all knew the snow would come. once we got cold temperatures we opened really quick. >> since december was so warm, most of the resorts didn't open slopes until mid-january this season. missing out on weeks of much needed revenue. with this new snow that was still following today, our area resorts are in full swing. and for families who ski, there is an extra bonus. free skiing for kids. >> free skiing for fourth and fifth graders. when they come with their parents. anybody from any state can sign up for it. they just go to skipa.com. >> this is our first time out. we usually get out once in december. but when with we finally got all the snow, we were excited to get out here. >> for an industry and region that has been waiting weeks for snow, this all comes as very

good news. from liberty mountain resort mark segraves, news 4 new york. reporting from the lift. >> he deserved it, though. he was reporting all over the blizzard coverage. today looks like it will be a pretty good melting day. >> let's check in with amelia segal. >> plenty of sunshine coupled with this afternoon in the low to mid 40s will lead to melting. a lot of melting tomorrow and monday as well. still packing icy spots this morning, especially on sidewalks, on ramps, off ramps, bridges and overpasses. with temperatures in many locations still below freezing. it will warm up nicely this afternoon. you still want the warmer jacket, though. as we continue to look to the

rest of the weekend and workweek, warmer air moves in. spring-like temps. i think you will like some of the temperatures you're seeing. watching closely, rain is likely. rain along the snow melt will lead to flooding concerns. we will continue to update the forecast and keep a close eye on it. right now i tweeted out a picture of light snow in the loray area. maybe a coating. it is dry in the d.c. metro area. temperatures now around 30 degrees. right at freezing in college park, reston. here's the latest on satellite and radar. notice clouds starting to push into the area. mostly to partly sunny skies today. again, during the afternoon hours, temperatures largely will be in the 40s. now, tomorrow morning it won't be as cold. you can see temperatures tomorrow morning in the low to mid-30s. 32 la plata. 36 in washington.

and throughout the day we will warm up into the 50s. by midday hours, temperatures flirting with that 50-degree mark. by 3:00, temperature around 55. a mix of clouds and sun. more clouds in the forecast tomorrow than today. looking ahead to monday, as kids return to school, cool at the bus stop but not freezing. 46 degrees is not bad. temperature of 53. by dismissal on monday, rain showers are possible. look at the temperature. 60 degrees. that will be our high for monday. tuesday, grouped hog day. dry with a high of 50. there's the rain on wednesday. maybe even a few rumbles of thunder. high of 65. as far as rain amounts go, anywhere from a half an inch, to an inch, maybe even a little bit more. we will continue to watch wednesday closely. >> a warm reunion for a dog that fell into an icy lake.

>> this got a lot of shares online. rescuers pulled milo, the saint bernard, last week as the blizzard was kicking into high gear. i was there yesterday when he reunited with his rescuers. >> the last time yolanda met the fire and rescue crew it was in a blizzard. >> it is a busy night already for those folks. >> last friday evening, the same time we were on air riding with fire and rescue crews, their colleagues were responding to this. >> come on. >> 5-year-old milo, 120-pound saint bernard trapped in the icy waters of the fairfax station lake. frantic calls coming in from mark wortman. >> when it first happened, your heart just sank. >> he was tempted to jump in, but his wife held him back. >> what made you hold him back? >> well, because we have to save both of them. >> master technician david bush

among those in the frigid water with milo. >> got in behind him. luckily, the depth of the water helped us. it was only about chest level. >> within minutes crews got him out. >> luckily it all worked out. he helped out and was very cooperative. no bite marks or scratches. >> we came really close to losing him. we know we did. so thank you guys. >> and this is milo's way of saying thanks. rubbing up against the first responders who saved his life and loving all the attention. >> peta awarded the city of fairfax and county and fire and rescue with recognition. 9:52. lets get you set up with 4 things you need to know this saturday morning. we start off with tragic news. family and friends will gather in montgomery county to remember a young girl who was hit by a car while sledding.

a funeral will take place today in jermantown. she was sledding down a driveway when she was hit by a car. she passed away on monday several vehicles buried under rubble after a roof of a public works garage in brunswick collapsed. that happened yesterday. no one was in the building at the time. according to the mayor, the collapse is likely caused by a buildup of snow. today folks from d.c. health will go door to door in pet worth neighborhood to talk about the affordable care act. the deadline to sign up is tomorrow. >> days from the iowa caucuses, hillary clinton camp is back in the hot seat. 22 e-mails for her private server top secret, the highest level of classification. talk about bringing snowed in to a whole new level. a creative way ava va man decked o

well, happening today, close to 10,000 people are expected for the maryland state police polar beach plunge. people began gathering last night at sandy point park. they want to raise $2 million for special olympics maryland. it is done in waves because so many people want to be part of it. which is awesome. >> and this is awesome. check this out. this is called a snowzilla igloo. >> it seems you can create quite the party space with 24 inches

of snow. two teens built an igloo. it has three rooms, a skylight, and of course a sound system. the boys also added some mood lighting. there was even a room divided to the washington capital complete with a hockey stick, puck, poster, flag. it survived for three days before melting into one big slushy mess. if you build an igloo like that, get inasmuch as you can because it doesn't last long around here. thank you for ♪ the sun is coming out a new adventure ♪ along with me ♪ by my side ♪

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