winter so far coming mid week and into next weekend. right now it's a pleasant morning. the flag barely moving there. hardly any wind at all. a little bit of patchy ice maybe lingering from the snow melt yesterday. chilly afternoon, but then snow likely late monday night and during the day on tuesday. right now it is down upper 20s near 30, but getting above freezing in montgomery, prince george's county, fairfax county. mountains right neert freezing mark. over the next 12 hours by noontime, should be in the mid-40s. might have a little sun in and out, but overall mostly cloudy. and then by 4:00, we'll be in the upper 40s this afternoon. so no travel problems. 8:00 this evening, we'll be in the load 40w 40s. a look at the hour by hour timing on the impending in-clemency on tuesday, we'll look at that and my preliminary

forecast in a few minutes. now that the roads are finally almost clear, we are getting ready for more snow. perfect. as many as 3 inches expected to fall as tom said in our area. mayor muriel bowser says they will deploy more than 200 employs. district leaders are also asking you to salt sidewalks if you can. aed to letter recovering from a shooting right now. he was grazed by a bullet in d.c. along georgia avenue overnight. derrick ward is live where it happened between jefferson and kennedy streets. >> reporter: we know this is the 5400 block of fgeorgia avenue. if you look carefully, a bullet hole here in the window of this liquor store. you can see where whatever the projectile was, it hit a board on the other side. inside the store, another pull let hole here. a smaller one.

but again, it didn't go into the store. but beyond this metal great, there is a bull receipt hole in the glass right about here. apparently that bullet went through and struck a toddler inside the establishment. theed ed ttoddler was a boy, n wounded srtsl lseriously. anned a actual male adult male also struck. you have to think gunfire on a busy street with a toddler hit. derrick ward, news 4. well, it was a nightmare on the parkway. traffic finally back to normal this morning after a death investigation lasted into the night. the baltimore-washington parkway was shut down after a man shot and killed himself inside of his car. northbound lanes were completely closed. southbound lanes were slowed

significantly during the investigation. there is an emergency meeting today to discuss north korea's latest missile launch. leaders say a missile was fired this morning. north korea says it was launching a satellite. the u.s. called the u.n. supreme court council together and says that the missile did not pose any kind of threat. pope francis may sicis mad plea to get help for syrians fleeing civil war. he told the crowd that the necessary aid given to the refugees so that their survival and dignity are guaranteed. the pope also called on the international community to revive negotiations to end the war that began back in 011. the latest round of syrian peace talks recently stalled. lots of us have the frimg stocked for the super bowl. now aaa is warning to you prepare beforehand and not to drink and drive. they say 40% of all traffic

crashes on super bowl sunday are alcohol related. now for all of you plan to ning watch, millions of your friends will be doing that, too. >> the most watched tv event of the year, although some lucky people get to see it live. jay gray is one of those people in santa clara where the excitement is building for the game. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, the sun finally up here in santa clara. a beautiful morning out. we're out early before the crowds. though we've already seen a few fans here. we're also trying to get a bead on exactly who might win this big game. all the hype is just about over now. it is finally game day by the bay. >> pinnacle of sports. super bowl 50, our team, the denver broncos. what an opportunity and experience of a lifetime. >> reporter: the fans have reached a fever pitch.

>> we love you, baby. >> reporter: and teams say they're pumped up and ready to play. even these ruff players are ready for the annual puppy bowl. lady gaga will sing the national anthem, beyonce and bruno mars will join cold play at halftime. >> it is such a huge event. there is nothing bigger for a band. >> reporter: so now the only question left is, who will win. and for that, you've got to turn to the experts. >> the broncos. >> reporter: while this panda is going with the panthers. no surprise who the horse is going to pick. and the otter is, well, waving the broncos flag. sort of. none of these animals were hurt during the filming of their picks which they stress are strictly for fun and should not be used for wagering purposes.

whichever team does not win, they can't blame the weather. should be beautiful here. 74 at kickoff. 76,000 inside. device twice as many or more outside. everybody wanting to be part of the hype and the history. i'm jay gray. back to you. >> looks like a lot of fun. yeah, that will be a different story as the day progresses. breast feeding controversy involving a high he said department store. stloo plus rare access toen would have metro's most sensitive buildings. their new security operations command center. we'll take you there. - there are times when it's nice that things go up, and it's sometimes even better when things go down. novec, a not-for-profit electric cooperative, provides wholesale power to its customers at cost. any changes in that cost are passed along through an annual power cost adjustment on bills. in 2016, the average home's power bill

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not allowed to breast teed in the teed in the dressing room. barn barney's is reviewings training protocol. here is a story you will only see on news 4. i received rare access to one of metro's most sensitive buildings. and after or thes aboreports ab in crime, they allowed us inside their new command center to show off just what they can see. >> reporter: from the outside, this small building isn't much to look at. but step inside, and your eyes won't be able to stop look. this is metro's new security operation center, truly the nervous system for the transits police. >> any public spaces, there is a good chance you will be caught on camera somewhere. >> reporter: and that isn't just include the rails. you could be on the street corner, in a parking lot outside metro headquarters. metro has an eye on you.

>> we watch you, we got you and we'll get you if you do anything. >> reporter: if you ever wondered just how many cameras metro has, take a look. the entire system is wired. all 91 stations. and metro officials say if it's not the most wired system in the entire country, then it's one of the most. and probably in the world. incidents like this fight just last week at gallery place where six teens and an adult passenger exchanged punches captured right here. metro says this camera system is allowing transit police officers to respond faster. >> we know what train they're on, we have officers up the line prepared to stop the train, give the physical description, pull them off the train, bring them back, identify them right there on the spot. >> reporter: shouldn't you be banned if you're a repeat offender? it has happened, but a court and a judge have to issue a stay away order. in the case of the recent teen incident, metro says it will not the take away their privileges. metro admits not all crimes will be stopped and ultimately police

on the ground are a big issue. but for now, this new facility doing a lot of the heavy lifting. and that new facility cost about $3.5 billion. after the break, who chuck todd says stole the show last night in new hampshire. and snow is headed our way. it won't be a big storm, but the typ (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan.

the gop candidates met one last time before tuesday's rhyme area in new hampshire. marco rubio had a tough time trying to claim his spot at the top of the ticket. on the issue of women and the draft, rubio says he believes women should be required to sign up. >> i do believe that selective service should be opened up for both men and women in case a draft is ever instituted. >> trump trustruck back on immit domain. >> without imminent domain, you don't have road, highway, school, bridges or anything. >> and lots of folks declaring chris christie the winner of last night's debate as the candidates all look ahead to tuesday's primary. and we'll talk more about all of that with "meet the press" chuck todd live in new hampshire will this morning. good morning, chuck.

that was a rough night for marco rubio, wouldn't you say? >> reporter: it was and you should see the headlines this morning. the boston herald sort of borrowing a page from the new york "post." they have a big front page that has rubio's picture and the word choke. rubio this morning trying to make lemonades out of lemons. he's saying i'll keep saying it again, i hope they play the clips again. trying it own the moment. but it was a tough moment and it does make you wonder, new hampshire has a history of having last minute weekend tea baits that have an impact on the tuesday voting. and i think that it's very possible we will now see i can tell you this all of the other candidates that have been chasing rubio, basically everybody not named trump, they all believe this morning that what happened to rubio will stall his momentum and will mean nothing shakes things out after new hampshire. that they will all now much to south carolina. i think there was a thought that if rubio did really well, that

it would start limit candidates like kasich, christie and bush. but right now they think they have a rationale to go on to south carolina which could mean it will be ten days of one of the most brutal campaigns we've seen. >> two weeks of that. get ready. so i want to talk more about chris christie because i think the consensus is that rubio did get bruised last night on stage. but did it help chris christie? >> reporter: i don't know. there is a lot of theories of the case here. christie certainly hurt rubio. does it give him support? does it give john kasich an opening? he had his best debate that i've ever seen him have. swr jeb bush had a good

number now no matter what. >> you mentioned trump. and i want to talk about what we didn't see. i was surs priced we didn't see trump and cruz going at it. >> reporter: this has been the sort of the conundrum of this entire campaign. donald trump has been the frontrunner for hospitals and most of the candidates won't take him on. jeb bush has done it lastly. i think part of it out of his own desperation to try to stay relevant. bush likes to brag about that. all the other candidates are afternoon trade of trade of trump. and i think there is something to that. they think they have to clear the field out and then take on trump. cruz, to me he got lost during

the debate. i think he has been tripped up by the allegations that he essentially stole votes from carson unfairly in iowa. he seemed to feel badly about it last night. he kept talking about it, explaining and of course in politics if you're explaining, you're losing. and then he had a bizarre closing statement where it was all about an iowa issue. he wasn't talking about new hampshire or even looking ahead to south carolina or conservative issues. so i think cruz -- will i think trump was fine. i think cruz is the one that had one of the more odder debate performances. >> and let's talk about another trend. you left here in d.c., there was a blizzard. you went to iowa, there was a blizzard. new hampshire, there is snow on the ground. just stay up there for the rest of the week and don't bring any snow back here to d.c. is that okay? >> reporter: by the way, tuesday, we're supposed on get more snow here. and i hear -- i'm coming home wednesday.

and you tell me -- is tom there this morning? you tell me, tom. rumor has it there is snow coming wednesday. >> yeah, you might want to use a sled if you'll be coming in from new hampshire. >> you're on the snow trail. >> reporter: if i have to come home and shovel, i'm coming to you. >> chuck, what have you for the on the show today? >> reporter: trump, krin tclint sanders. >> all right. thank you very much, chuck. and you can see "meet the press" right here after "news 4 today." he may have to do the idatirod from new hampshire to here. there should be enough snow to do some sledding. we need to freshen up the ugly piles. coming this fwep late monday into tuesday. i have the hour by hour timing

coming right up. and if you're about to do a dry run, enjoy this while you can. a brisk walk or a dry run this morning. should be good weather for that. by noontime, we should be in the low 40s and then quickly jumping to the mid and upper 40s by maybe 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon. and we'll have a bit of a chill in the air under the cloudy sky. and then super bowl party forecast, we'll be if the low 40s 6:00 to 8:00. heading back home, it will be away 40 degrees. so good travel weather. just a lot of clouds around. no rain, no snow on storm team 4 radar. there is a big coastal storm that is giving us these clouds. that will track safely south and east of us. today's not the one of concern. the one that may be giving us some snow is in the upper midwest right now. northern minnesota coming into northern michigan, northern wisconsin, that is on a track on come down our way late monday. here is new high resolution model timing on the snow arrival. this is monday 7:00 p.m., starts

to move into the panhandle of west virginia. the green area is rain. rain south and east of there. 10:00 p.m., it's in to the shenandoah valley that. and then morning commute on tuesday, that's when we'll likely to have the accumulating snow. this is as of 8:00 a.m. on tuesday, the green zone is rain. by noon, a lot of it starts for move off north and east. but maybe a few lingers snow showers early evening hours. leaving 1 to 3 inches metro area, nearby suburbs. and a little farther north, northern montgomery county, loudoun, into the northern shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, that's where some of the higher amounts may be, 3 to 5 inches there. looks like a wet snow. so maybe kind of slushy. some accumulations may cause some delays. and some cancellations on tuesday morning.

monday before that arrives, should be in the low to mid-40s. so much of the pavement should be above freezing so when the snow officially fall, it will just be slushy on the pavement by dawn on tuesday. but then may pile up a bit on untreated surfaces and grassy areas. we'll be in the mid-30s tuesday afternoon. it all freezes up on wednesday morning. wednesday might get a few passing flurries. maybe a brief snow shower during the afternoon. in the mid-30s. then here comes the polar plunge. coldest extended period of the winter so far. looks like that will be moving in on thursday into next weekend. saturday's highs morning lows in the teens. may only make it into the mid-20s. and then coldest day of the winter so far likely a week from today, next sunday, highs maybe only in the teens. morning lows may be near zero. so enjoy it while you can. >> i don't think we're conditioned for that.

>> oh, my goodness. >> thanks, tom. sfw celeb

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sale to mark the coming year of the monkey. there will be a three day public holiday to mark the new year. 10:26. your time on this sunday more than. here are the four things to know today. a toddler is recovering from a shooting. d.c. police say the boy was grazed by a bullet and a man also shot. both are expected to recover. many calling last night a rough one for marco rubio. some analysts say that chris christie won the debate. others calling it a mixed bag. all ahead of tuesday's primary in new hampshire. meters around our area are asking you to salt the sidewalks for the snow expected tomorrow night. we could get 1 to 3 inches. we know where most of you will be at 6:30 tonight. super bowl 50 of course between the broncos and panthers. no matter who wins, we are expecting a good game hopefully. >> we have footballs, football doughn

doughnuts. >> and we're all crashing there sugar now. >> the the struggle was real to get through the show after that. we should have saved it for lunch. but people will be inside likely watching the game. >> yeah, good travel weather going to the party and heading back home tonight. and then that snow arriving on monday evening into tuesday morning. tuesday morning's commute could have some cancellations and delays. stay with storm team 4 for updates. >> enjoy the game, everybody. eat well. >> "meet the press" is next.

new hampshire primary now just two days away. last night, the most bitter republican debate yet. >> there it is. >> he knows -- >> there it is. the memorized 25-second speech. >> at stake, can donald trump rebound from his disappointing iowa finish? can marco rubio keepis momentum going and surge in new hampshire? can bush, kasich or christie survive beyond tuesday? donald trump joins me face-to-face. plus, the democrats are going at each other, too. >> innuendo and insinuation. >> can hillary clinton have her own comeback