over 100 hurt in a new york trail -- train derailment. details still coming in on what happened. president obama making his way to capitol hill to talk about the affordable care act. can he stop the proposed repeal? good morning, thanks for joining us. >> you might notice somebody new, we'll get to those stories in just a moment. a very warm welcome and check on the forecast to sheena par deen. >> our new meteorologist here in

to the nbc family and joins us from our sister station in philadelphia. >> yes, philadelphia. i was in philadelphia for five years with nbc station there. before that i was in tampa, i'm very happy to be here. i love the area. >> it's been so much fun in the mornings up until this point so now debut on camera -- >> it has been a lot of fun. this is a great morning crew, even through the afternoon. i was here last week with doug. let's get to the weather. we had clouds locked in all morning and fog around this morning. it's lifted so we're not seeing bad visibility. the visibility isn't bad at all. here's a live view outside. the fog has lifted and clouds are still low. driving conditions are fine across the area. as far as temperatures are concerned, not too bad either, 49 degrees in the district. by noon we'll be around 51. the clouds are still going to be staying locked in and by 4:00 p.m., it's going to get breezy, 49 degrees and the winds will be

increasing and 41. it will be colder overnight tonight and even as we go into tomorrow, much colder weather. we have snow in the forecast. i'll show you the timing of that straight ahead. >> thank you, sheena. developing right now, more than 100 people are recovering from a rush hour train derailment. a long island railroad train plowed into a barrier at the atlantic terminal in brooklyn. the track rail actually pierced the bottom of the train causing 103 people to be injured. some of them hitting their heads and other ones injuring their back and others carried away from the scene. they are all expected to be okay. >> basically what happened, they were standing and getting ready to get off the train and the train has a sudden stop and they are not prepared for the sudden stop and they get knocked around, banged around. >> as you can imagine the detailment caused long delays and total mess at the train station.

to determine what caused that to happen. also developing in brooklyn. an 18-year-old is dead after officers shot and killed him. the man was firing into a lounge in the prospect heights neighborhood. he turned toward the officers with a gun and that's when they shot him. no officers were hurt. police right now hunting for the man behind a massacre in turkey. lawmakers there are remember the victims. this is new video from the nightclub where the shooting happened this past weekend. members of turkey's opposition party and its press council laid wreaths and flowers there. 39 people were killed dm tin th club, the prime suspect is still on the run. lawmakers on capitol hill getting down to work on this first full day of the 115th session of congress. the main topic today, the future of the affordable care act. president obama is on capitol hill trying to protect his legacy

mike pence is also there to rally his side to repeal the law. news 4's justin finch is live at the corner of third and jefferson streets. hi, justin. >> reporter: hey there, good morning. lawmakers are surely squaring off on affordable care act showdown. mike pence is meeting with republicans who are focused on rolling back that law as soon as possible. nbc news sources call the mood in closed door talks as quote, fired up, with the president noting that the future of the family health care act is a life or death issue for many. and that even he finds room to improve the law as it stands now. also on the hill, incoming vice president mike pence and president-elect donald trump is calling for congressional party members to hold the majority to now dig in their heels. >>

all across this country and gave voice to the frustrations and aspirations of the american people and laid out an agenda to make america great again. my message on his behalf today is that we intend to keep those promises. >> reporter: and as time ticks, of course the inauguration happening now. republicans are set to be working on their own plan to replace the affordable care act and there are reports this morning that work to do so will begin very soon after mr. trump takes office. back into you. >> justin, thank you very much. a possible repeal of the affordable care act is raising concerns for some women in our community and that's because it's unclear what this could mean for their health. some women are worried that a repeal of the act would mean drastic changes in services that they get for low or no costs, organizations like national women's law center have been takingen

>> since the election we have heard from women who are concerned about losing the benefits they gained from the affordable care act. we've heard from a lot of women about birth control coverage. >> president-elect trump has said that he does not want to repeal some parts of the affordable care act. he has not said anything specific about women's health care or birth control. a sit-in protesting donald trump's nomination of jeff sessions for attorney general is over. protesters sat for hours at sessions' alabama office, the national president of the naacp and five others were arrested. that's video of that very act happening. pro testers are criticizing sessions' records and views on civil rights and immigration and criminal justice reform. a developing story flight now concerning this bethesda

more than three weeks. there is one item and one person that can help police find him, his credit card and the woman who was caught using it. montgomery county police say the woman in surveillance video footage, they know is 25-year-old sherner sheriff, one of the stores where detectives say she's spent $700 on donna hoe's credit card. how she got his card remains a mystery. >> find being the link between the credit card and john is still what we need to be able to do. >> he was driving a black 2011 chevrolet equinox with the license place, 2ak8853. the car has not been located. nearly 100 people were killed in prince george's county last year and the police chief

decriminalization of marijuana. the according to the chief, 19 of those deaths were associated with marijuana. police say since the decriminalization, the demand for marijuana has gone up in the county. that has caused an increase in violence among street dealers looking to maintain control of their territory. police are asking the community to unanimously report drug dealing activity to help them prevent more violence. it's not uncommon for bird droppings to get all over your car, but what we're going to tell you happened to this one woman is just plain

a plane was approaching the salt lake city airport and started to get rid of the bathroom waste. the blue ice landed right on top of a woman's car. to make matters worse, bethany says this is not the first time. >> what? >> this is like hazardous stuff, it's not just compost. >> and quite disgusting. the faa says it's tough to track down the responsible plane without knowing flight pattern at the exact time of the incident. >> is it going to mess with the paint? >> it's going to mess with

speaking of lunch. if healthy eating is on your resolution list, a new study from ohio state shows that consumers often think healthy food has to be expensive. researchers say that that can lead to budget savory people away from eating good food. just because a product is expensive, doesn't mean it's healthy. sticking to the basics, fruits and veggies if you're trying to stay on track. if you're looking to get a new mattress for the new year, make sure you check the store's return policy. consumer reports is urging customers to find out how long they can keep the mattress before telling the seller they want to exchange it. also, find out who pays for shipping and if there is a restocking fee. carnival cruise lines planning to unveil new wearable trackers at the consumer electronics show tomorrow. the trackers will allow crew members to anticipate and respond to different needs of passengers.

probably drinks. usually meals are free. they will reveal in the regal princess cruiseship. >> we took biology in school, doesn't necessarily mean we passed them all. but we know a little bit about the human body and kind of the goings on. >> how things happen. scientists say not so fast. a new hum organ just an

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we are hearing from a high school student who was thrown to the ground by a police officer. >> you may have seen the video, but before we show it to you, we want to give you a warning, it could be difficult to watch. officer santos basically body slams jasmine darwin at her school in north carolina. another student recording the whole thing. darwin says she was trying to break up a fight between her sister and somebody else when the officer came up behind her. >> i didn't even realize it happened. i was in shock, like he really slammed me and i was like -- i was like, wow. >> officer santos is now on leave and the state is investigating. he was wearing a body camera but that recording won't be released until the investigation is over. there has been a discovery in the search for a missing california couple. olivia gonzalez and brian

before christmas and never returned. los angeles police found a car that matches their vehicle. they say the tan sedan was spotted more than 300 feet down a cliff near big sur. a body and dead dog were also found near the crash site. that person's identity has not been confirmed. family members say the news makes it hard to hold on to hope that the couple is still alive. >> the family and i are just you know, we wanted closure but not like this. my sister was the sunshine of our family and i wish she would have never got in the car that day. >> authorities are working to retrieve the car. after they do, they'll be able to confirm that license plate. the low gas prices we enjoyed in 2016 may not be following us into 2017. a new report says this year u.s. drivers will shell out $52 billion more at the pump than they did last year. experts say that number may not

it will likely affect the economy. it's unclear how much you'll see prices at the pumg p rise in our area. in d.c. you're paying an average of $2.58 for gas. if you live in maryland, 2.36. virginia, $2.21. a gallon of gas in west virginia, $2.39. it was almost hiding in plain sight, scientists discovered a brand-new organ in the human body. the mesetery connects your intestine to at the time abdomen. scientists believe it was made up of several separate parts. even with the discovery, they still don't know exactly what it's good for and what it does but they say it could create new branches of medicine. how do you like that? >> what do they classify as an organ, i'm sure

get a spot in the textbook. >> forever and ever. >> sheena parveen, welcoming her to the team at nbc 4. going to be on the morning show with us and midday as well. i'm excited. today is the debut but i've been around since last week. i'm so happy to be here with you guys. i love the d.c. area, i'm coming from nbc in philadelphia, there for five years, with the nbc family before that working in tampa. i'm originally from tampa, florida. love the d.c. area and the weather this morning, not that great but finally we are going to see a break with sunshine later on today. the good news is you didn't need the umbrellas the last two days, finally we're dry. here are headlines, dry today but tomorrow you're going to notice a big change. we'll get colder and we have snow in the forecast for late tomorrow and very early friday. i'll show you that in just a second, otherwise the colder air dropping highs in the 30s. you will need a

over the next few days. 49 degrees in the district. the wind is fairly light. it's still cloudy but no visibility issues and winds will pick up later on today. right now temperature in twinbrook thanks to weather underground, 52 degrees, 47 in fairfax cities, mount vernon, 48 degrees. we're not going to get too much warmer than that. the thickest cloud cover still over the district and lighter, thinner clouds to the west. we will seeing a little more clearing late on today when the sun breaks out. this is going to show us the snow. temperatures dropping in the 30s as we go into your thursday. that's in the afternoon. it's going to be a cold one. then we go into thursday night and we're talking closer to midnight, that is snow across part of the area so it looks like at this point snow showers moving in. look at those temperatures at or below freezing. a lot of models earlier today were showing snow showers hanging around the district i

untreated roads could be seeing slippery spots. we'll talk more about that and your ten-day forecast. >> a woman who was born and raised in d.c. is being recognized tonight for her leadership and contributions to society. laquan lightfoot is one of the youngest women of color serving as assistant district attorney in philadelphia. a role model for students across the country. she received the alumni achievement award, a youth leadership and college access program that developed successful individuals like yourself. these are individuals who are often overlooked by the traditional college application process. >> yes. >> thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> such an inspiration. >> tell us about this. how does that work? >> it starts in high school. i actually have to give a huge thanks to my counss

d.c. area, namely from martha's table. they are -- they were one of the ones who nominated me as well as high school counselor who i met regularly. i'm also a bannicer alum and i walk in the counselor's office and because they knew me and developed a relationship with me, ms. jefferson nominated me as well. >> you went to baniccer high school. >> right in washington, d.c. >> you had some challenges? >> i was born in howard university hospital and primarily raised by a single mother. i love my mom. she fought very hard for me and stressed the importance of education. it was difficult at times growing up in a single family home but i have a strong support system and so they despite everything else, financial concerns, theyre

importance of education and always supported me with that. >> it really develops people and leadership. and the concept of sending achieving students, high achieving students to college together, why does that model work? because you go with the posse foundation. >> it works because you have that support. a lot of times -- there were times i went to lafayette college and there were times i felt alone but i think the comfort of having my posse with me, i had a posse mentor and all of my advisers and leaders back home in d.c. who would come up on campus and meet with us regularly, who i could call on the phone. our career adviser josh, was also rdsly available. it worked because

gre migrate and progress, you need support. you need someone to give you an encouraging words. sometimes it gets very difficult, especially when you don't have people that you can necessarily follow after coming from your family. i am the first professional in my family. i am one of the -- it is my generation who graduated from college. me and my other cousin. and so to have that, you know, i didn't have anyone helping me with the college application process. and so, posse works because they walk you through that. they let you know that you can -- you can survive. >> and you certainly did and did more than that. quickly, what advice would you give for aspiring scholars that want to be like you? >> inspiring posse scholars or

>> both. >> both. to believe. that's one of the main takeaways from posse, i dreamed about going to college. i dreamed about a lawyer. and posse made it a reality. and one of the biggest things to take away is to never give up. >> wonderful, great advice. laquan lightfoot, thanks fosh being here today. >> i appreciate it. >> he probably thought it was going to make a cool picture, not so much congressman paul ryan was not having it or getting it i should say. more on this teen's

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just in, brand-new law in the district, criminals can face new penalties if they tamper with the gps ankle monitors. mark? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, it was official just moments ago when murial bowser signed the legislation, she says this closes a gap in the law that before today if a inmate or suspect out on release removed or tampered with his gps device, they couldn't always charge him with a crime for that. but now that loophole has been closed but

prosecutors stress, while they have come under great scrutiny because of recent cases, they have would have never solved or prevented the murder of the yoga instructor. they are working on closing other gaps including making notification when an inmate or suspect removes those gps devices making notification of that to police much faster. they also want to make it easier for the court services agencies to place those monitors on someone's ankle. right now it's up to the suspect to return to the courthouse the next day and voluntarily have that ankle bracelet placed on him. now, i asked the chief prosecutor of the u.s. attorney's office, channing phillips if he felt any responsibility for the death -- as you'll recall, the suspect was in jail and before a judge days before that murder and he was

prosecutors were not ready to go to trial. cheney phillips expressed his sorrow for the family and looking to see whether there was a miscommunication between the prosecutors and witness who didn't show up that day. the loophole that allows people tamper with electronic monitoring without a penalty has been closed. >> thank you. the same jury that convicted dylann roof is back in court to decide if he'll live or die. they found roof guilty of nine people in a charleston church in 2015. the 22-year-old self-described white supremacist will defend himself during today's sentencing phase. he is not allowed to refer to witnesses or the jury. an extortion plot linked to what's app? are you familiar with this? i talk to my family through this app. the

visiting in sterling last week. the man told police he received threats to harm his family in spanish and a terrifying video was sent showing what looked like an execution. the victim ended up wiring about $900 to get the messages to stop. sheriff mike chapman says if this happens to you, you need to call police. >> you come across anything like this, certainly let us know and to do not do anything you're told in any of these -- notify us directly. this is like a new way to do an old scam. >> a similar scam has been reported in fairfax county. at least three times parents have received a phone call from somebody telling them their child had been adducted. the scammer demands ransom be wired to a specific location. police say the first thing you need to do is make sure your child is safe then you call police. >> howard county police are trying to figure out the connection between two teens af

shooting. police say 15-year-old shawn kreiser shot and killed 16-year-old charlotte czara.m. ba with a stolen gun and shot her mother and turned the gun on himself. the mother is now recovering. they lived in the same neighborhood and went to the same school but police don't know what started the shooting. virginia governor terry mcauliffe has a new vision for criminal justice reform but he'll need to win over a republican held legislature to make it happen. mccalliffe is calling on the general assembly to change the law over license suspension. he thinks you only have your license taken away if the offense is related to driving and raise the bar from 200 to $500. if new dna evidence is uncovered after someone's conviction, he wants to give them a second chance to be proven not

yesterday morning according to the "washington post." he was 90 years old. he represented prince william county for 40 years and was also the founder of the the regional airline colgan air. >> new hampshire wants to take the new selfies in the ballot booth. new hampshire says the ban is needed to protect the purity and integrity of the election process. less than a dozen states permit voting booth selfies. if the supreme court takes the case, it would determine whether they can be permitted nationwide. >> being speaker of the house is a job that keeps you pretty busy so it can be kind of hard to keep up the latest dance moves and happenings, right? >> speaker paul ryan learned this firsthand, he may be a little out of touch when it comes

he says, are you all right? >> speaker ryan was taken a picture with a kansas congressman and his family. look at the dad. he wants to wring his neck. ryan asked the boy if he was all right, if efgs sneezing. later he learned he was doing the dab but tweeted he still didn't understand what it was. and congressman later tweeted his son had been grounded for the stunt. >> you know what, good? the dad looks at him and thought, no way, i'm going to knock him right upside the head. >> you wait until we get home. >> you could see the red, like a cartoon character going to his head. furious. >> it looks like obamas and the trumps will be neighbors in a few weeks. ivanka trump completed a deal in northwest d.c. neighborhood, the same neighborhood where the first family is expected to live after leaving the white house.

told the washingtonian, which first broke the story, that the $5.5 million home is on tracy place. megyn kelly is joining the nbc news family. the announcement was made yesterday. kelly will host a one hour daytime program and sunday news magazine show. she's been an anchor at fox news for the last 12 years, her last show at fox will be on friday. if losing weight and living a healthier lifestyle are on your new year's resolution list, dr. joshua wooiner has advice. let's talk about the clean cleansance the potential to change your life. >> happy new year. >> this is the time. people want to kick start their nutrition and healthy lifestyle. tell us about the theory behind the cleanse? a cleanse is an opportunity for you to clean house, for you to detox fi. the reason bd

are constantly exposed to environmental toxins, whether it's pollution in the air, chemicals in the household products or things in our food, the processed foods, the issues with pesticides and et cetera, our bodies are so busy constantly trying to detox fi and get rid of all of these toxins in the body doesn't have the opportunity to heal itself. if you go through a cleanse, you are doing certain things, which i'll talk about, that neighbor your body to not have to work so hard to clean house. so you can then start to really focus on healing those little ailments that have been bothering you for a while. >> the cleanse makes people a little nervous because it seems extreme. what do you have to do to do a cleanse for the new year? >> there are a lot of different cleanses but the one i recommend is called clean. he's a cardologist, the reason i like it so much, it's a very healthy way of eating and l

you're just drinking water with ki an pepper and lemon for days on end. you're having two liquid meals and one solid lunch. gently a fruit smoothy for breakfast and vegetable juice for lunch and salad with organic meat for lunchtime. in between you can have snacks, a typicip snack would be apple almond butter. they should get the book and read it. it's not a very hard read because there's lots of little details that i can't explain in four minutes that will be helpful. >> i've heard about this cleanse. there's no alcohol and no caffeine. and on my shift the caffeine part might be tricky. >> it's better to clean the house 3/4 of the way than to not clean the house at all. take out some of the garbage and still going to be better. if the choice is between drinking a little bit of wine

morning, go ahead, drink the wine, have the coffee. still better than not doing it at all. >> you've done this. what does this reveal about your health and how you can share your own experience and help other people deal with the cleanse? >> it was literally transformative for me. i'm so enthusiastic about this. it helped me with chronic mild headaches that i have and neck stiffness, my mood and energy got better. with regard to my patients, i had one patient an ironman triathlete on three different medications for stomach problems and another for eye problems. after doing the cleanse, he found out that the whole issue had to do with tomatoes. he had a sensitivity and since recognizing that and stopping eating tomatoes, off all medications. you're eliminating all of the foods that can cause sensitive. after the three weeks you start

see what cause problems. >> you're seeing real results through the cleanse? >> yes. >> i'm going to fry ry. >> are you trying that? >> i'd be angry by 4 the only time i've done something like that was for religious reasons during the lenten season. not a happy camper. >> can you imagine -- >> four days into the new year and we'll help you keep your finances on track as well. we're looking

many people resolve to keep better track of their finances at the beginning of the year and many finance experts say using a budgeting app is one of the easiest ways you can do this. mike reports on three of the best ones. >> level money connects your bank accounts and credit

and you can enter how much you want to save every month. it shows you how much you can spend a month to stay on track. it is free for ios and android. mint is one of the best personal budgeting apps around. displays a wide range of details about your financial picture from net worth to line to line transactions. it does more than that. it checks credit scores and helps budget money and will recommend financial accounts with better interest rates. free for ios and android. and pocket guard helps answer the question, can i afford it? enter details about financial status from bank accounts and credit cards to regularly occurring bills. money spent is organized by category allowing you to see how much you have to spend in your pocket, hence the name. app is free for ios only. are you looking for information about all of this, i made it easy for you, go to my pc mike tech blog. there's nighmy address

screen. until next time, i'm pc mike for nbc news. thanks, mike. so first with the airplane in the bathroom story -- so imagine walking into your bathroom and encountering an anaconda in your toilet. >> i would scream and run to be honest with you. i would be so out of there. >> this actually happened to someone in arlington county last month. they called animal control and animal control came and removed the yellow anaconda from the pipes and yellow anacondas are not venomous but they can weigh more than 100 pounds and it's not clear who the snake belongs too. >> how did that happen? >> animal control has placed the snake with an anaconda expert. you kind of feel bad for the little guy. >> little guy? >> so many puns in the story. we're going to move on. >> what if you sat down and it bit you? >> sheena,

along. >> what if. this is a heck of a story to introduce you. welcome. >> thank you. i'm coming from philadelphia so i've been with nbc for a long time. i'm very happy to be in the d.c. area. it's a lot fun being here on the midday show and of course the morning show tomorrow. >> maybe a little snow welcoming you and your first week here. >> a little bit of snow in the forecast. tomorrow morning, chuck bell and myself will be tracking that. it's nothing major. that's the good news, we have snow in the forecast mostly very late tomorrow, early on friday but just something to give you a head's up about. temperatures will be getting colder and the good news outside right now, the sun is finally making an appearance, finally, nice dry weather compared to the last couple of days. temperatures right now across the area mostly in the upper 40s to low 50s for most of us right now. take a look outside. this is very different than what we had about 15 minutes ago. a lot of clouds have clear and we're finally seeing blue skies

forecast for the rest of the day. if you're not seeing clearing, you will. winds gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour today. then we drop back in the upper 20s. it will be cold and breezy tonight and highs will be staying in the 30s over the next few days. here's a look at future weather. by 10:00 p.m. tomorrow evening, we can all right see snow showers very early friday, some of that could be around for your friday morning commute. not looking very impressive with the totals though. maybe an inch or less but one thing to keep in mind is that most of that will be before sunrise. temperatures could be around freezing. we could have some slick spots on untreated surfaces. take a look at the temperatures as we go into the weekend. stay inwe

>> as you know the nbc 4 health and fitness xpoe is days away. chefs help you prepare better meals for your family. chef robert wood will be with us on sunday with two cooking demos. good morning to you. what are we making? >> we're making a very busy curry. i like to introduce people to curry and it's such a u bik tous term and has a lot of different meanings. the simple way to start at home and get more courage to try it in public. >> the interesting thing, is you're saying how you mix

this vitamin boost, more beneficial. >> right. >> ingredients like coconut oil and turmeric make it more effective. >> take us away. let's -- while you're doing this and telling us about this. the super food is your company and you cater for the washington sports teams. >> i cater for quite a few of them, yes. proud to serve capitals and wizards and the nationals. >> when they need a pre-game meal, something healthy and tasty, they come to you? >> absolutely. i've got a little coconut oil in my pan. i'll start that off. little bit of salt. >> onion. >> start bringing the flavor out, coconut oil and salt and onion to start with. >> very good. >> over here you'll see i already browned up some chicken for the shortness of the segment. we brown the chicken ahead of time. added curry powder to that. we'll make our

our ingredients, ginger paste. >> how much of that? >> a tablespoon. garlic. minced garlic. >> i wish you could smell this, unbelievable. >> sautee that around. >> mix that together. we want to let this -- all of the flavor start to come together on this. >> okay. >> what do we have here, chef? >> next will be curry powder. >> okay. >> then cilantro and lime juice. >> yum. are you going to at the chicken in then? >> then we'll add the chicken. we already prebrowned, right. we have coconut milk here -- >> coconut oil and coconut milk. that gives us a better consistency. >> it helps the turmeric activate and it adds a rich butteriness. then coconut milk adds that kind of luxurious fat kind of

enjoy so much. >> what kind of rice, jasmine? >> jasmine right, absolutely. it's a long grain rice, and traditional in this part of the world where curries come from. >> people can see you on stage two different times, you'll make a latte. >> i'll be on stage once but two different dishes. golden latte, a take on a classic golden milk and then make an apple turmeric salad as well. they are both delicious and easy. >> chef robert, thank you so much for stopping by. we'll dig into this in a seconds. >> wonderful. >> smells amazing. >> nbc 4 is working to help you get on track this year and we hope you'll join us this weekend at our 24th annual health and fitness expo where you can find all sorts of wellness and fitness information. this is happening this saturday and sunday at the washington convention center.

tests and screenings or just come by and meet any one of us. we'll all be there at some point this weekend. for more information, again, this weekend, you can find that in our nbc washington app. here'yo

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home. >> she's 50 years old and brand-new mom. congratulations, janet jackson. she had her first child, baby boy yesterday. the baby's name is eissa and he's very healthy. mom and baby are resting now. jackson married four years ago and she officially revealed she was pregnant back in october. congratulations. >> good for her, congrats. >> checking in one last time with storm team 4 meteorologist, sheena parveen. >> hi, girls, it's going to be a nice day finally. the sun is coming out. we're seeing nice blue skies on our city cam. compared to all of the fog and cloud cover earlier today, it's really shaping up to be a nice day. right now 54 degrees. so as you can see, once the sun comes out, those temperatures jump up -- a minutal we were in the upper 40

we'll get warmer by 4:00 p.m., breezy. the winds will kick up across the area and windy through tonight. 8:00 p.m. temperature around 41 degrees. rest of the area right now mostly looking at the mid to low 50s. with the sun coming out, temperatures are rising and fredericksburg 56 today. dulles 52 degrees. look at the big cooldown into tomorrow, temperature only reaching 36 degrees late tomorrow night. we're talking about temperatures in the 20s and scattered snow showers around. that will be the case early friday. i don't think it's going to be a big deal but the temperatures will be right around freezing late thursday and early friday so any untreated roads with the snowfall, accumulation less than an inch, could see slick spots. we'll watch that closely. >> enough to cause maybe a little pain in the morning. >> pretty much. we'll watch it. t

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