to brunch, to church. >> and it is cold out there this morning. >> but it has rebounded. we have warmed by about 10 degrees since dawn. last couple of hours, it has been helping to get the sun and blue sky to warm things up a little bit. and i can wi and winds have diminished. there is a live view from the to you are camera. clear blue sky, wrigbright suns, but it is only 17 at reagan national. mid teens fairfax and prince george's county. chesapeake bay, in the mid to upper teens. shenandoah valley out of the mountains, most locations beginning to climb into the teens. but even with the wind only b w blowing 5 to 10 miles per hour, near zero farther north and west. so this weather headlines,

another couple of hours. snow to a wintry mix on monday. and then changes over to quite a bit of rain on tuesday. so big changes on the way. new hour by hour timing on the snow and my forecast coming up. new this morning, a person is dead after a crash in clinton, maryland. the person was driving the wrong way on branch avenue near malcolm road. one driver killed, the other had to be cut out of their vehicle. police do not believe alcohol was a factor. this morning flags flying at halfstaff as the nation mourns the loss of supreme court justice antonin scalia. he passed away apparently of natural causes. he was consistently a

brian mooar now with the impact of his passing. >> reporter: outside the u.s. supreme court, a flag at half-staff. president obama paid his respects from california. >> we honor his extraordinary service and remember one of the towering legal figures of our time. >> reporter: justice scalia was 79, but his death came without warning and in the middle of a landmark court calendar. his passing sets the stage for a political battle royale over his successor and supreme court balance of power. he was as well-known for his sense of humor as his fiery dissents, influenced the law of the land on issues ranging from gun ownership to free speech. but he was a fi

intent. >> i do solemnly swear -- [oppo the letter of the law, not the intent. >> i do solemnly swear -poppone the letter of the law, not the intent. >> i do solemnly swear -opponen the letter of the law, not the intent. >> i do solemnly swear -opponen the letter of the law, not the intent. >> i do solemnly swear -poppone the letter of the law, not the intent. >> i do solemnly swear -roppone the letter of the law, not the intent. >> i do solemnly swear -opponenf the letter of the law, not the intent. >> i do solemnly swear -pponent the letter of the law, not the intent. >> i do solemnly swear -onent o the letter of the law, not the intent. >> i do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: the nation's first italian american justice was appointed in 1986 by president ronald reagan. >> i'm not going on to the court with a list of things that i want to do. my only agenda is to be a good j confirmed unanimously, an unlikely scenario for his successor. president obama says he will choose a nominee, but leaders of the republican controlled senate have already made it clear they do not want to move forward until a new president is seated next year. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. in when 30 about 30 minutes we'll be joined by pete williams and he will have more. meantime, a memorial is growing. folksop

flowers, lights candles to honor the justice. and that's where we find derrick ward this morning. a tough morning no question. >> reporter: well, indeed it is. it's a cold morning and when you take a look at this iconic shot of the supreme court stairs, so many decisions roll down off those stairs. the flag has been lowered and there are 234r0are flowers ther. it all started with an outpouring and vigil last night. of course as we've been hearing, 79-year-old justice scalia's death comes as a shock and there was that immediate outpouring of grief. and he judged from the originalist perspective, that's where one seeks to put one self in the mind of the original framers of the constitution when they made decisions. an he made a strong impression on the face of this court. he was known to have banter and a lot of

back and forth. and he also off the wench is known to wade right into controversy, as well. but now as we've been hearing, the focus changes and put as whole new weight on this presidential race because we don't know if the current president will appoint a replacement or if it will be the next president. so new perspective, but of course there is the drought p r outpouring of grief. derrick ward, news 4. we're working to learn the name of the man found dead inside a prince george's county home. someone called police to do a welfare check and when officers got to the home on armstrong lane, they found the man had been shot to death. police have not identified any suspects in his death. >> we're learning more about victims in the child abuse and pornography case involving a prince george's county teacher's aide.

police confirm there are 16 alleged victims. and they say a child was victimized at the lutheran church in bowie. deonte carraway is charged. the incidents happened at judge sylvania woods elementary school. we have much more on this case in our nbc washington app, including a statement from the carraway family. a maryland lawmaker wants to prevent tragedies like the one involving a mom and her little girl both killed in prince george's county. state senator muse says he will sponsor a domestic violence bill named after neshante davis and her daughter chloe. both shot to death in ft. washington. police say the little girl's father admitted to killing them after some sort of dispute over child support payments. muse we should tell you is the husband of pat lawson muse. we've been telling you it's dangerously cold out and you don't want to be outdoors for two long. tom is tracking a big change that could lead on so a megs city monday morning commute. two o

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rifle. police say at least two dozen shots were fired. in the week ahead, college students will lobby for a new state policy to fight sexual assault. the yes means yes bill would require all colleges if maryland to document affirmative concept po consent policy. this comes as four maryland colleges face federal investigation for mishandling cases. the rally begins monday at 6:15. 9:10. it feels like it is close to zero outside. and temperatures not that far off. it is a weather alert day. tom tracking more cold weather that could have a big impact in the week ahead. and it's not easy being out in this kind of cold. check out the ice on this firefighter's mask. the dangerous situation they had to deal with out in the elements.

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hundreds of d.c. residents raised money for children with cancer, but they did it in through the frigid temperatures. take a look at these folks right here. this is the seventh annual cupid undie run. this brave bunch supported a good cause. wow, it is cold out there. they're not alone, though. this is the scene up in new jersey has many channeled their inner polar bear. horn 2,000 souls jumped into the ocean all part of the 22nd annual sea isle poll are lar bear plunge. it's a fund raiser for the city's chamber of commerce. >> look how fast they're running bag. you can hear all the screams. and in addition to just how cold

it was, that wind just really added that extra sting. i know things are calmer today, but still bone chilling. >> especially in the water. >> and if you have to head out, you'll likely bundle up your kids. puffy coats and car seats can be a dangerous situation. >> susan hogan has a warning before you strap your kids in. >> there is a real danger for children wearing puffy winter coats. but easy ways to keep them safe. a bulky coat and car seat can be a dangerous combination. emily thomas says the harness might not be tight enough to secure your child in a crash. she demonstrates a quick way to check.

they put ben in a snowsuit and properly secured him in so there was no slack in the harness straps. and then removed ben's coat and put him back in the seat to see how loose the straps were. >> in the event of a frontal crash, all this extra room means that there is so much more space for ben to ride up and his head to be outside the protection of the shell, which would mean that he could have a head injury. >> reporter: use the same test for bigger kids to see how much room their puffy coat puts between them and their harness. >> in addition to not wearing a coat, make sure that your child is properly harnessed every time. you should not be able to pinch any fabric and their chest clip should always be at arm pit level. >> reporter: for a baby, consumer reports recommends first securing her into her seat and then putting a blanket on top of the harness. and for bigger kids, teach them this cool trick of wearing their

coat over the harness for riding in the car. consumer repts seat checkup event to make surer seat is properly installed. susan hogan, news 4. >> on a day like today, tom, itits tempting to just lay up. >> and you want to move so fast. so it is worth the extra couple minutes just to take the time. we talked about seat heaters will be on full blast this morning. >> i took a little walk to get fresh air and i came right back in. i was only out there about five minutes. it is still cold even though the sun is up. it's receptive in a blue sky. we do have a winter storm warning in effect the area in pink, winter storm watch the area in blue including

washington, near by suburbs. and then the purple zone, that is a winter wth advisory. the pink area is where we'll late tonight after midnight, wintry mix monday afternoon. 1 to 4 inches of snow much of the region and then a quarter of an inch of ice many locations to our north and west. on top of that snow. right now we're into the teens much of the region. and this is about 25 degrees warmer than it is in boston. boston 9 below zero this morning. their coldest temperature since 1957 there. we're on the edge of that very cold air mass. we're on the southern side of it. and a little bit of a breeze still with us, so windchills are in the single digits to near zero. but those winds will be settling down during the afternoon. there is the skrejefferson memo lit up by the february sun. it is a weather alert day because of the very cold weather. we'll stay just they're 20 degrees by noontime and then briefly touch low to mid-20s around 3 ouk and then holding

steady in the low 20s 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. as clouds close in in advance of a storm system that don't have any new near us now, but that system is way out here in the midwest. light snow in kentucky and then a break, a line of snow along the mississippi river up in to iowa, that main upper level disturbance coming just to our north and it will be close enough to tap a little bit of moisture and bring snow in. here is the hour by hour timing. snow arrives right into the metro area about 1:00 in the morning. maybe away 11:00 or so this evening in the shenandoah valley. and then it may snow lightly during the morning rush shower and then later in the morning by 9:00, 10:00 or so, more snow moves in and then it continues to snow much of the region all the way into around 4:00 or so in the afternoon. ed a then rain moves in after that around 6:00. then all rain and it gets slushy. but along the 95 corridor in the dark blue zone, 2 to 4 inches of

snow likely. that includes maryland, virginia. and southern suburbs, maybe 1 to 2 inches. downtown washington might get an inch or two. could be a problem with the morning commute. slushy roads for the afternoon commute on monday. and then it changes to rain late monday night and through the day on tuesday. milder, mid-50s tuesday afternoon. may hit the low 50s on wednesday after morning sprinkles. dry after that. next saturday may be near 60 degrees. that is my valentine's gift for you. >> we like it. it is a match maker for women looking for work. the create differenive idea gai momentum.

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she toufound her job. we have put all this information on our nbc washingn 9:26. it is a storm team 4 weather alert day. some of the coldest temperatures we've seen all winter. and more winter weather is on the way. how you can plan ahead and when you can expect a bit of a warm-up. and check it out. problem caused by the snow and ice in pennsylvania. the massive pileup that crews are still busy cleaning up this morning.

and developing right now, the controversy over who will replace justice antonin scalia. we break down why law it is 9:30. here are the top stories we're following. supreme court justice antonin scalia has died. the 79-year-old was reportedly visiting a resort in texas. officials say he died of natural causes. meanwhile the fight to replace his seat on the supreme court is just beginning. >>. we're working to learn the name of a man found dead inside a prince george's county home. police found the man shot to death on armstrong lane yesterday. we now know about 16 alleged victims in a pornography case involving a teachers aide. police say deonte carraway victimized children at judge

still craylvania woods elemental and also at a church. all of us are dealing with the a lot of places started in the single digits this morning. it looks like things are somewhat improving. >> somewhat a key word. it is also a storm team 4 weather alert day because of the frigid cold. and by the way, more snow could make a mess in the week ahead. we want to get a check on your forecast right now. i know tom kierein went outside for a little bit. i think it was a quick trip. >> i'm thawing out now. i'm okay. yeah, if you're out for only 15, 20 minutes or so, you really have to be careful. you can get frostbite quickly even though the winds have died down. it has frozen over the pa totom river. you can see the water is all frozen there and the temperatures right now are in

the mid teens. north and west, low to mid teens, as well. but it is climbing. 240r7k we we this morning we were sub 10 degrees in the metro area. so it's warmed bup about 10 degrees since then. winds have died down, but still gusting to around 15 miles per hour. and the windchills are in the subzero zone authorinorth and w us. snow likely in the morning and change to go a wintry mix in the afternoon. and then rain monday night into tuesday. i'll sort out the timing coming up. 9:32. and the nation remembering supreme court justice antonin scalia this morning. he passed away yesterday while on a trip in west texas.

>> pete williams is joining us. i'm curious, because you get a seat that a lot of don't court in action. what stands out to you about justice scalia? >> i think this still hard to believe because he's been the longest serving supreme court justice and he was a larger than life figure. he was an active member of the oral argument team, he was right in there oftentimes cracking jokes that would have the rest of the courtroom laughing along with him. also very vivid opinion writer. his opinions were so readable. his majority opinions and dissents which could get pretty personal and vitret rerevitreal. he was appear this debates and one of his closest friends was ruth bader ginsburg.

>> is it fair to say there is no other justice whose replacement would be i guess more profoundly fae court will take? >> two questions there. it's hard to predict what effect his replacement would have. and now, most supreme court decisions are not closely divided. they're not 5-4 decisions. but they tend to be 5-4 on the big cases. and we have a lot of controversial issues left. so now with eight justices, it raises the possibility of a 4-4 tie and if there is a tie, that means supreme court discussion in essence doesn't count. it leaves the lower court ruling standing. so as a practical matter, it would be bad news for the administration. lower courts have put the immigration policy, president's policy to let up to 5 million people here stay. that has been put on hold. and you have abortion restriction in texas was upheld by the lower courts.

if there is a tied vote, that would say. public sector unions would have a victor because they lower courts. so those are some of the issues that are now really uncertain. >> what about the impact of the mcdonnell case. >> that's a very good question because in fact justice scalia was one of the skeptics on the court about how far the government can go this prosecuting people for in essence fraud or corruption in office. he's written opinions that narrowed the reach of some of those statutes. so i think this may not be good news for the former governor. >> interesting to see. >> pete, thank you for so much to taking the time to stop in. and we know you will be joining chuck todd on "meet the press." and justice scalia leaves behind his wife and nine children. they have deep roots in northern virginia. >> that's right. his son is actually a catholic

priest in the arlington diocese, father paul scalia. many of fuof us will be offerin lent to the scalia family. and i did just get this e-mail are from the die seize, the sudden and unexpected death of a person where he know always catches us off guard. this is all the more so when that person so suddenly and unexpectedly taken from our midst is a man so deeply rooted in his faith. that from the diocese of arlington on the death of justice scalia. and his death is definitely going to influence decision 2016. >> the republican candidates squared off in a debate this south carolina last night. chris pollone shows us how the high court justice's death is quickly becoming political. >> reporter: the six remaining republican candidates for president on the debate stage in south carolina just hours after learning of the death of supreme

court justice antonin scalia. heaping praise on the stalwart. >> he's one of the great justices. urging the senate to block president obama's next appointment to the court. >> the senate needs to stand strong and say we won't allow barack obama to make one more liberal appointee. >> reporter: while donald trump and ted cruz have been sniping at each other, it was trump and jeb bush who got in the most heated exchanges. >> jeb is so wrong. jeb is absolutely so -- just so you understand, you know what that is, that is jeb's special interests and lobbyists talking. >> i'm tired of him going after my family. while donald trump was building a reality tv show, my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe. >> reporter: many analysts say

marco rubio needed a bounce back performance after stumbling in the new hampshire debate. but the florida senator disappeared from the discussion if long stretches until finally clashes with ted cruz over immigration. >> ted cruz supported legalizing people that were in this country and only now does he say -- >> reporter: first in the south primary a week away, a chance for the front runners to solidify their positions with those trailing behind to gather much needed momentum. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. and three of the hopefuls will be on this morning's "meet the press." actually i think chuck said a forward. donald trump, marco rubio and john kasich and ted cruz. >> he said he'll need a couple extra hours to get through everything. >> we'll check in with chuck in about 30 minutes from now. so brazil is sending in the

troops to find the zika virus. how their military is now taking a new approach. neighborhood to neighborhood. you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates

seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. to keep it strong.

(elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. this weekend members of the brazilian military are educating people about ways to limit zika virus. you can see here they're handing out leaflets with information on the virus and ways to prevent it from spreading. tomorrow troops will visit homes and they will identify problem areas that typically draw in mosquitos. and they will be distributing insect repellant. and we never give up on finding the right home for every child we feature on wednesday's child. barbara harrison reintroduces us to a little boy you first met just over a year ago. >> jayden we met in 2014.

>> reporter: below this christmas angel is a beautiful 4-year-old who is in need of a >> are you going to make some noises for me? >> reporter: jayden can't say words. he can't walk. and his vision is only minimal. but he loves to interact with people who care. and those who know him say he would greatly benefit from growing up in a home with loving parents. >> he entered care in 2011 due to a traumatic brain injury. >> reporter: he is a hand some boy that enjoys interaction with others. jayden seemed to like the bright colored ornaments and lights on the tree. >> and will follow the light when he sees it. and he loves sounds. >> reporter: he especially enjoyed the sounds made by toys like this.

he listened closely and then had the biggest smile. social workers are hoping to find a family that would enjoy and there is assistance available to help a family with many of jayden's needs. jayden seemed to want to say he was enjoying our time together. >> can you say bye-bye? bye-bye? you're such a really nice boy. >> reporter: barbara harrison, news 4 for wednesday's child. >> so sweet. well, if you have room in your home and your heart for jayden or another child who is still waiting, call our special adoption hotline. 1-88-to-adopt-me or search wednesday's child on nbcwashington.com. let's look live outside. don't let this picture fool you. it is absolutely frigid out there and we're watching more winter weather coming our way.

tom kierein just sat down here in the studio and he'll tell you how you can plan ahead. in pennsylvania, a major

standstill for hour. the effort to get this huge wreck off cleaned up right now interstate 78 outside harrisburg, pennsylvania is still shut down after a massive 50 car crash. take a look at some of these pictures of the cars and the trailers. the crash happened yesterday morning. police say that a fast moving

snow squall moved through the area. this caused a lot of problems, a huge pileup. three people have died, some first responders had to wa le t victims. the road will be closed until towing crews can remove the cars. >> we saw temperatures earlier this morning single digits in some areas but you're saying the windchill is what will get you. >> even though the winds will be blowing 5 to 10 miles per hour, it's enough to really drop the windchills down to the low single digits to around zero. like we said, kind of deceptive when we look at our cameras and see blue sky and we see sunshine pouring down. it is deceptive, still quite cold. and we do have several watches and warning areas on this storm team 4 map. the area in pink, that is the zone west of the 95 corridor

that may get most of the snow. the blue area closer to washington of 95, that is a winter storm watch. and the purple zone is an advisory for lower amounts. there still might be up to an inch or so, but the wintry mix will be a bit of a problem on monday as the snow will change over to sleet and freezing rain that may add on top of the snow ice. and then rain moves on in. so temperatures have warned nicely, 10 to 15 degrees from where we were earlier this morning. it's into the teens just about everywhere. windchills are generally around 5 to 5, 10 degrees or so as wind is diminishing. deceptive blue sky. hour by hour forecast on this weather alert day staying cold through the day, highs only reaching low to mid-20s

midafternoon, clouds close this overnight tonight through the evening hours i through the evening. so no travel problems weather-wise anywhere around the vicinity or our region here the day today and into tonight. right now storm team 4 radar not showing any snow here. there is snow it eastern kentucky and that is coming our way here tracking on in. and the timing on that is around 10:00, 11:00 tonight, it mos in the shenandoah valley. 1:00 a.m. monday, it moves in to the northern suburb. by dawn monday, it may break up a bit, but then later in the morning on monday, snow starts to fill this this again and continues to snow all the way until 3:00, 4:00. and then here comes the leading edge of rain changing that snow to some sleet and icing in the pink zone. that is by 6:00 p.m. north and west of us. the green zone all rain. that will be rain into the metro area between 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

more than. stays rain all the way monday night into leaving before then that snow 2 to 4 inches west of the 95 cory door in the dark blue zone and lighter blue zone, washington, southern eastern suburb, height get an inch. so problem for the morning commute tomorrow and then the afternoon commute getting slushy on monday with temperatures in the mid-30s and the rain will be melting the snow. the rain ends tuesday afternoon in to the mid-50s by then and then end of the week, a bit kill chiller, but next saturday, hey get to near 60 degrees. two local chefs are fighting for the coveted title in top chef. and some say chef marjorie and kwame are our local favorites.

>> megan fitzgerald finds out about a brand new restaurant in the district. >> reporter: it's a unique area with an evolving vibe. and treasured history that still remains. it's d.c.'s shaw neighborhood and in a few months -- >> this is my baby. >> reporter: -- a restaurant that sits on the corner of 9th and q will bring its own unique flavor to the neighborhood. >> so this outside area will be a raised herb garden. >> reporter: this is the a 25-year-old chef owner. if he looks familiar, this is likely where you've seen him. one of top chef's most competitive talents. his cuisine top notch and these judges aren't easy to please. >> this is something i would totally order for lunch. >> reporter: and the same quality promised at his new restaurant. >> you can expect flavors from india, thailand, vietnam.

>> reporter: here is a look at some of the handcrafted furniture that will be inside. all the pieces making a statement and setting the tone for an experience with a twist. >> when you walk in, there is no menu. >> reporter: you heard him right, there wouldn't be any menus. when guests make reservations, kwame says they will be asked a few questions about likes, dislikes and dietary restrictions. >> i want them to feel like they're coming into their friend's home and to just trust me and trust my team that we're really trying to give them the best experience possible. >> reporter: upstairs will be a members only bar offering a 24 hour concierge. >> bringing refinement. >> reporter: with a unique vibe. and from a man many are calling a talented and emerging chef.

>> its an experience to d.c. and we're really excited about it. >> reporter: we're getting a new look this morning at tragedy in

michigan. what we're finding out about an atv full of passengers that plunged this to an icy lake. i lead the 11 o'clock news with stories of gun violence. and like many of you, my family lived through the beltway sniper crisis. in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, ban assault weapons, and mandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parents.

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use the electric chair is being considered in the commonwealth of virginia. that chair would be used in cases when lethal injection drugs are not available. as the "washington post" reports, it is a measure that might be needed to put an inmate to death just next month. the legislation has passed the virginia house of delegates, but it still has to clear the senate. a suspect arrested in a hotel stabbing. the man stabbed his girlfriend and her two children to death. u.s. marshals and nypd detectives searched for michael sikes for four days and he's now charged with murder. he killed his girlfriend, their four month old daughter and her one-year-old half sister. and he also stabbed a 2-year-old who is in critical but stable condition. new this morning, an atv goes plunging in to an icy lake in michigan. one person has died. michigan state police said four people were in that vehicle or

on top of it when it was driving over a frozen lake through an area that was fenced off. 25-year-old woman went to the hospital. the other two riders expected to be okay. 9:57. temperatures are in the teens. but it sure feels colder than that.

how you can prepare for the next round of winter weather. and uncertainty in the days ahead after the 10:00 is your time. and bring on the big freeze. we are dealing with bitter cold temperatures. on top of that, storm team 4 is tracking when more snow may be hitting our neighborhoods. mourning justice scalia and the battle brews over who should pick his replacement. and disturbing new developments, the growing case involving suspected sex abuse of children at a school and church. a lot of news to get to. thanks for being with us on valentine's day. i'm david culver in for adam. >> and i'm angie goff. welcome to news 4 today. hope you have someone to snuggle with this morning. it is so chilly out there. you talked about the snow.