>> not happening today. we're doing pretty well in our area as far as any delays and closings might go. >> we're check in with our crews spreading across our area. >> we need to start with our storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and sheena parveen. what's the latest, guys? >> our colleague, amelia draper, put out a tweet, kids, do your homework. and i immediately retweeted that and said you betcha, that is good, sage advice this morning. current temperatures are on the cold side, but as you can tell, they are not below freezing until you get all the way to frederick county. that's about the only spot that's below freezing. around washington, it's clearly all rain right now. later today, these are the look at 5:00 temperatures this afternoon. so as you're getting ready, it may not be that cold now, but look at this. temperatures falling back down to at or below freezing. by 5:00 today. not to mention the falling and plummeting temperatures. we could have some passing snow flurries or snow showers this afternoon. no big impact from that.

afternoon. so be prepared for a ferociously windy and way colder day today. and then for tomorrow, a start out temperatures, teens and 20s tomorrow morning. so any lingering moisture on the roads, we could have iciness issues tomorrow morning. for more on the problems we're facing right now, let's go over to my colleague, sheena parveen. >> good morning, chuck. we're looking at the radar very closely this morning because that rain/snow line, that's what we are watching as it slowly makes its way to the south. what we are seeing on radar currently, the rain/snow line moving through baltimore. it's approaching the district. but the thing here is that temperatures are still well above freezing. so even if we see this rain/snow line move through the district before it's all over because there is a pretty close back edge to this, it would be melting on the roadway. so at least that's good news. up near frederick, the temperatures is at freezing and snow is falling. that is one area we're watching very closely around 270ea

gaithersburg. ba these ta, still seeing rain. here is a look at your commute as we go through the day today. 7:00 a.m., could be seeing rain and wet snow. otherwise, we are dry and getting colder. >> sheena, taking a look right now at two problems we have, this is really the only issue we're seeing right now. southbound 197 between murkirk road and bw parkway, had that crash again in south lawyerel. we'll take a live look at the beltway here in just a second. missouri avenue northwest at third street, bottom of the beltway, all these routes into town and out of town look okay. but again, they're wet. beltway at river road, just wet. they're going to have to really work those windshield wipers. i'll be back in a few. hi, aaron. >> melissa, thank you. it's 5:02 now. we are tracking the winter weather system with live team coverage. >> let's start with megan mcgrath. over the last hour, it's really start to go

>> yeah. it kind of went back and forth. it started up as straight out rain for a while. then it went to snow. then smaller flakes with rain. now as you can see, we are back to larger flakes. it's coming down. talking to chuck, he says it's going to last a little while longer until about 6:30, 7:00. chuck, the temperature just alg while ago, it's 33 degrees here in frederick. still above freezing. we're not seeing anything stick, not even to the grass. we are just seeing wet pavement out there. but yesterday we were in the 70s. it's just this wild weather pattern. i've been talking to drivers this morning. if you live in maryland, they say, you know, they know this sort of thing can happen. >> i remember other februarys in the mid 80s. if you've been around here long enough, you get used to the changeability. wacky maryland weather? >> ye

>> and so the snow is still continuing to fall here in frederick, but, really, we are not seeing any problems out there on the road. back to you guys. >> that's a good thing, maegan. we are working for you on the road this morning. >> justin finch is live in leesburg for us. justin, we know it's still pretty warm out there. what are you seeing? >> eun, good morning. at first we weren't so sure it what going to happen. then about 4:35 or so, the rain started turn thing to flakes. you can see the winds blowing, the flakes are falling. i want to show you the place we saw just a few moments ago, some video here. these are fatter flakes that were falling, a lot wetter, a lot heavier. luckily, the ground is still warm out here. we are just above freezing, about 37 degrees or so. so it's falling on the ground and turning right to water. and we have those slick and wet roads we have spleen throughout the morning here along leesburg pike. so as you are driving out here

see a lot of wet roads out here. you are going to see lots of d.o.t. crews ready to come out here and service these roads as needed. we know what happens perhaps as the morning stretches on, this will become more of a slushy event and that will impact your morning commute. but as of right now, we are still seeing these wet roads. however, the snowflakes are now falling. back in to you in the studio. >> justin finch live in leesburg for us, thank you. fighting the storm is all about the timing. temperatures have stayed mostly above freezing. road crews have delayed pretreating the roads. >> vdot says they couldn't pretreat the roads for this storm since the rain would have washed it all away. officials say if you can, wait until after 9:00 a.m. to get on the roads. >> it is a different story to the our north where they are preparing for at least two feet of snow, two feet. philadelphia and boston have declared a snow emergency for today. new york city is under a winter storm warning until noon. students in new york, boston, and p

day off since all public schools are closed. airports there have already canceled thousands of flights. coming up, adam will have a live report on the flight situation from dulles, international. and download the nbc 4 washington app. it will tell you when the winter weather is moving into your area. you can set weather as your start page on the app. well, i went to see if i could put the fire out first. but it had already reached the cabinets. and so that's when i called 911. >> a 95-year-old great great great grandmother is alive thanks to the bravery of d.c. firefighters. last night, virginia haskell was rescued from her bedroom in southeast washington. she shares the home with her son, benjamin haskell. he says the fire started in the kitchen and grew quickly. and family members say that the focus now is to

home so that she can move back in. new images detectives want you to see in connection to a murder in charles county. the sheriff's office there is looking for the woman in these pictures. she's being called a person of interest right now. investigators believe she may have some information about mikita gray's death. gray was killed last outside a waldorf liquor store. there are arrest warrants out right now for two men. there's a $1,000 reward for information in this case. 5:07. today, we may find out whether fairfax county the police will final le release the name of the officer involved in a deadly shooting. that officer was granted a temporary restraining order monday preventing his name from being released. a hearing is scheduled today in federal court in alexandria to determine whether the order should continue. the officer shot and killed mohammed duzai last month after he approached officers with a

knife. he's accused of shooting his two brothers, hold ago roommate hostage and set ago town house on fire. the aclu of virginia says the restraining order goes against the the public's right to know. activists are head to go richmond today to protest a vote to defund planned parenthood. the measure passed the house of delegates bay party line vote of 60-33. now that bill goes to the state senate to a committee there. planned parenthood says the loss of funding would significantly undermine services at its clinics across the state. a handful of democratic senators will leave the capital today to leave the white house to have lunch with president trump. it could be an attempt to woo them. today, senator jeff session sess expecteded to be sworn in as attorney general. sessions was confirmed by the senate last night by a vote of 52-47. president trump immediately took to te

shortly after the vote, sessions delivered his farewell address and he acknowledged the contentious debate around him had nomination. senator sessions confirmation didn't sit well with a group of activists in northeast last night. protesters went to senator mitch mcconnell's home on c street to read him a letter written by coretta scott king. they are upset the majority leader silenced elizabeth warren on tuesday as she tried to read that letter on the senate floor. king wrote it 30 years ago arguing that session's record made him up ub fit to be a federal judge. i'm adam live at dulles international airport. we'll have the travel impact as flights to the northeast are canceled in droves. the live report, coming

right now and we are looking at rain currently. but i will tell you, temperatures are dropping and that rain/snow line is inching farther to the south. coming up, i'll

welcome back at 5:12. it is a storm team 4 weather alert day. we have reporters spanned out across our area to show you the latest condition. here are some live pictures from dulles international airport where wet conditions are causing some travel troubles. we're seeing some snowflakes, too. we'll get an update from adam tuft in just a minute.

pushes in, meteorologist sheena parveen tracking the weather from the storm team 4 weather deck. good morning, sheena. >> good morning, guys. the winds are picking up out here, i will tell you. temperatures have dropped in about an hour. we're looking currently at temperatures in the low to mid 40s. but most of the area sitting above freezing. the one thing we're watching closely is the rain/snow line. on radar, there you see it just to the north of the district. but through much of loudoun county, we've seen that rain/snow line move to the south. in frederick, we are seeing the temperatures at freezing. most of this melting on the roadways. i don't think we'll be seeing much sticking especially since we were unseasonably warm yesterday. if we zoom in on that rain/snow line, we are still seeing light rain, but flurries being reported at dulles. it's going to continue pushing into the south. but if you look off to the west near warrington, there is a back into all of this. it's a race between that

if anything, the snowfall in the district would be very brief before it comes to an end. chuck will have a closer look at what you can expect for the rest of the morning coming up in just a bit. let's head over to melissa mollet. >> brand new problem on gw parkway. right now, have a broke b down suv blocking one lane there. missouri avenue northwest at third street, again, still have that crash being reported there in the district. all of this green once again. it's worth repeating forlty of folks tuning in to wonder what is happening on the roadways. southbound 197 between murkirk road and bw, crash there. 95 at mine road, you can see the roads have that nice sheen on this because of the moisture that fell today. overall, not looking so bad. see you back here in a couple of minutes. coming up on 5:15 now. if you're heading to th

you're prepared. >> adam tuft is live at dulles international airport with a look at what is happening there. adam, good morning. >> good morning, eun. what a difference a day makes. yesterday, short sleeves. o i was out yesterday. take a look out here t flags at dulles. the wind and the cold, really a big issue this morning. that's what we're dealing with. the roads, mainly fine. but hey, this system is having a huge impact on places like philadelphia, new york, boston. we are talking about big time flight cancellations from our three local airports. at reagan national, there is almost a hundred flight cancellations this morning to those locations at bwi, about 30 here at dulles, another 20. so you're definitely going to want to check ahead if you are going to any of those places. today, it is going to be a tough travel day up and down the northeast corner as we deal with this weather impact right now. here at dulles, just wet.

just a little bit of sleet right now, but the cold and the wind, just a complete slap in the face from what we had yesterday, guys. back to you. >> adam, thank you. and we will stay on top of those flight changes, any cancellations and delays. we just learned frederick county, maryland, public schools are on a two-hour delay today. adam just mentioned, we are seeing delays and cancellations out of reagan national airport this morning, too. you can check with your airline if you're flying today. don't forget, you can get the storm team 4 forecast anytime on your phone. download the nbc washington app. 5:16 now. three charles county sheriff's deputies are being called heros after this dramatic rescue that saved a man's life. they say the suv ran head on into a large light pole and burst into flames. this happened on january 29th along crane highway. one deputy's dash cam shows him running toward the smoke and fire. the deputies had to work quickly because as they were freeing

man's leg, fire erupted from the floorboard. the three say the rescue does not make them heros. they say they were just doing their jobs. to this developing story out of sarasota, florida, where eight performers in the named wolinda family were performing a pyramid act yesterday when they lost their balance. we were about halfway out and that's when it happened. >> do you know what caused the fall? >> there's no way. there's no way to know. it's balance. >> it clearly was balance. >> two performers were in critical condition after the person on top fell nearly 40 feet. three others were injured, as well. the best known wolinda, nick, as you saw there is okay. right now, officials are unveiling the olympic torch design at a ceremony in south korea. today, if you've heard about tickets going on sale, we just want to let you know, not so fast. tickets are only going on sale for south

you know, you get the locals first. tickets for the rest of the world will not be available on the official website until september. it's going to cost you big bucks to watch the opening ceremony, too. tickets are expected to sell for $1,300. i am excited. i'm going head there next february to cover the olympics. >> and you don't have to go because she's going to cover everything for you. >> i was born there, but it's been a long, long time. >> you better start brushing up on your korea. >> i know. the i have to practice with my mom and dad. >> for us, we have an unbelievable change in the weather from yesterday to today. how do you get to that from weather? >> you're the best. >> we are dealing with an enormous change. temperatures today will be as much as 40 to 45 degrees colder than yesterday. that is, as adam was just saying, a real slap in the face.

over national airport. not any snow here at national. but there are snow flaim flakes flying out towards dulles airport and that cooling and snow flurrying trend will continue for the next little bit. look at the wind, though. 42 degrees in washington now. but the winds are already northwest averaging 30 miles per hour. those winds could gust over 50 miles per hour today. it is going to be a hold on to your hats and hair pieces kind of a day. temperatures are plummeting. we're already down to freezing in frederick, 34 at gaithersburg, 36 at dulles. and you can get snow in the mid 30s. you just can't get it to stick to the roads. so this is very good news for travelers, the first of any school delays. frederick county, maryland, on a two-hour delay. our nbc washington app will have the latest school closings as well as that scroll there on the bottom of your screen. here is the future feels like factors. windchills back in the teens and 20s by 5:00 when you're coming back from workan

windchills back down to 12 in martinsburg, 21, the windchill this washington and by later on this evening, single numbers and teens. by the time we wake up this time tomorrow, windchills down near about 10 to 15 degrees. so the wind is going to be a big issue. radar shows the transition from raven to snow almost on the north side of the capital beltway. if you're thinking about traveling to philly, new york or boston today, call ahead. there are going to be huge numbers of delays and cancellations. here is our extend pd forecast. falling temperatures, howling winds today. rain and snow ending this morning. but snow flurries likely later on this afternoon, as well. then turning mild again. mid to upper 50s on saturday and some places might be back near 70 by sunday. sheena and i will be detailing more about today's forecast coming up at the bottom of the hour. now it is time to listen to melissa mollet. >> good morning pup better listen to me, chuck. southbound reagan national,

there is a crash southbound, broke b down suv there in the right lane. southbound 197 there between muirkirk road and bw parkway, still a have crash here. 66 and 95, no major troubles there this morning. and a live look again beltway at river road, you can see all of that moisture on the lens of camera. that is generally what we're seeing in most spots this morning. we know megan mcgrath is seeing that snowfall up in frederick. we'll show you that live picture, coming up. our team coverage of this weather alert continues. nuts 4 crews are out on the road showing you what it's like. plus, it is almost valentine's day, but it's not too late to make it special. the apps that can help you surprise your setheart without we

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5:27 your time right now. are you planning to buy that valentine a gift at nordstrom? president trump advices against it. plus, it is a storm team 4 weather alert day. >> yes, we are watching rain and snow across the area. what we're really watching is that rain/snow line. it is currently moving to the south. we're seeing flurries at dulles. we'll show you the timing for what you can expect for the rest of today. colder temperatures are about to move in, that's next. and enough to head out the door before getting your latest forecast, don't worry. get them sent to your phone. download

right now, it's 5:30. weather alert day, storm team 4 tracking a big change in the weather. a storm is sweeping across our area and temperatures are dropping. the forecast could mean you need to leave home earlier, depending on where you live. news 4 crews are spread out to show you what it's like near your home. good morning, everyone. welcome to news 4 today. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. pull out that winter coat you put away for the last couple of days. temperatures dropped while you were sleeping and some parts of the area are seeing snow right now want we have team coverage for you all over the place. >> here in the

first 4 traffic and storm team 4. we need to get right to the live desk. erika gonzales has new school delays. >> we are keeping tabs on the schools. if you're just waking up and joining us this morning wondering if you still have to go to school or not, we're not seeing any closures, but we are seeing a couple of delays. so let's put this graphic up for you. frederick county, these are all two-hour delays we are seeing right now, all in maryland. frederick county, washington county, you're on a two-hour delay. allegheny county, two-hour delay. and howard county all on a two-hour delay this morning. we're updating this list continuously throughout our broadcast. you can find it on my twitter account, also on the nbc washington app and in our facebook pages, as well. keep checking this throughout the morning because this is a developing situation we have in our area. >> thank you, erika. and one of the things t

there and a is a big change in the weather. a lot of times people say oh, b there's a big change in the forecast. no, no, the forecast has not changed. we've been traumaticing this huge, plummeting temperatures over the last couple of days. as advertised, it's the fight between how fast we can get the warm air out and the cold air in that has been the real challenge in all this. and it looks like the warm air is winning. >> the rain/snow line is a big thing. 42 in the district. 36 at dulles. 32 frederick. that is where we've been seeing snow falling across the area. let's take a look at the radar now. this is what we're watching as far as that rain/snow line is concerned. this is the important part as far as the morning commute goes, too. the snow showing in white. near frederick, that is where we're seeing snow falling, fairley light snow. that rain/snow line getting closer to the district. flurried already at

south. you can see the temperatures really dropping now. it doesn't have to be at freezing for snow to fall. 42 in the district. so these numbers are continue to go drop. we've seen them dropping all morning. the rain and wet snow coming to an end by 7:00 a.m. but you can see those temperatures dropping through the day. good morning, melissa. so a new update this morning. just before third street, we have the right lane getting by the crash. so that is an improvement from earlier. no big worries on 66 or 95. southbound gw parkway at national airport, you had that broken down suv in the right lane this morning. beltway looks okay. a little snow and rain falling right now. southbound 197 between murkirk and bw parkway, sti

crash. we have travel times, coming up. be sure to bundle up. huge change. >> we are tracking this wintry weather system with a live team coverage. megan mcgrath has been dodging snowflakes and rain drops. what is it like now, megan? >> yeah. we just have light snow. it's not coming down quite as hard as it was when we last spoke to you about a half hour ago. you can see at the light there, it's a light snowfall. the temperature has been dropping. it was 39 degrees when i first got here early this morning around 4:00 if the morning. just checked. it is 33 degrees right now, so still above freezing. so we're not seeing et stick to the pavement. frederick county is on a two-hour delay. we just got word of that. we've been talking to folks who have been out and about and they say this is just a wild weather pattern, so warm yesterday and now today, cold and snow. >> this

70 yesterday, going down to 40, dropping to 30 right now and we've got snow. it's crazy. >> and you have a snowflake in your eye. >> right, right, i'm trying to ignore it, but it's really crazy. >> what are the roads like? >> the roads are just slick right now. you can see it. we just came off of 70 to 270. it's really slick. you can see snow hitting the windshield. everything is hitting real fast and quick. >> and the roads are in pretty good shape, just wet at this point. back to you guys. >> star wars effect. >> that's a great way to describe it. we're also on the roadsing driving around working for you this morning. >> justin finch b is live in leesburg for us this morning. how is it looking? >> eun, good morning. you've caught us kind of at a low right here. the snowfall has tapered off, as well. take a look in front of us here. we've got virtually a clear precipitation

we have those wet streaks out here. but i want to show you how it looked about an hour or so. we saw that snow really falling out here, the wind really whipping out here, as well. those conditions were a little more difficult to drive in out here. but so far none of that snow has stuck to the ground. nor is it coating the grass out here. so the temperatures are hovering about 35 or so. the greens out here still above freezing. not seeing much of the impact just yet. the roads so far, still manageable. back in to you guys. >> justin, thank you. be sure to keep it here for news 4 and the latest on the forecast on your weather alert day. be sure to keep an eye on the nbc washington app, as well, for changes as we go through the morning. and it is a storm team 4 weather alert day. the biggest warnings are for people traveling today. we'll check in with adam at the airport, coming up. >> flights are likely to be

canceled by the hundreds later today. there is a look at future weather, just a few icy spots around this morning. there's a warming tren coming, as well. i'll be back in a few more minutes checking toudz conditi

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welcome back. it is 5:39. the temperatures have dropped overnight and now we are starting to see some snow. megan mcgrath has been bringing us live reports all morning. cry eggs are spread out across the area to show you what it's like near their home. 5:40, new this morning, a story you've been talking a lot about this morning on the nbc washington appear. a cop vikted man was reportedly captured. witnesses spotted him walking near the d.c. superior court. a laurel coach is facing charges after police say he sexually assaulted a family members and that person's friend. 35-year-old warner murphy is charged with second degree rape and other sex assault offenses. laurel police say the 18-year-old family member told police e

assaulted since november of 2016. the vehicle im came forward last month. the sixty vikd im econd sixty v murphy of sexual assault. murray is out on bond. storm team 4 is tracking this wild weather twist. that is right. we're talking about very extreme changes in our weather pattern from yesterday to today. take a look at the radar next to me. we have snow north and west of the district falling and now we're watching a line of snow trying to develop just to the west of 95. this could be moving over 59 soon. temperatures above freezing. we don't expect it to stick. we'll talk more about that plus a closer look at your forecast. that's coming up next. and while we're get ago break, that is not the case up north. a live report from new york city and

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right now at 5:45, weather alert. a storm bringing snow and rain to our area and the temperatures are dropping. >> yes, we are dropping. we indeed still have a mix of about 80% rain and only really about 20% wet snowflakes. so a wet and slushy start this morning. could have lingering snow showers this afternoon. but the big story after the sun comes up is going to be a strong northwest wind. only two cold days, that's it. we'll be back near 70 on sunday. for today, hold on to those hats and hair pieces. rain and snow early. windy, windy, windy and cold later on today. and on the roads, very, very wet here this morning. we can take a live look at several spots around town, coming up. plus, we are live on the roads near your home to show you what it's like outside.

right now. from the roads to the sky, we are working for you this morning to make sure you are prepared for the weather that could impact your travel. a live look for you here at reagan national airport where a number of flights have already been canceled. dulles international airport is seeing a few issues this morning. >> news 4 transportation reporter adam tusk is live with a look for you. >> good morning, eun yang. we have issues for anyone specifically headed to the northeast. places like philadelphia, new york, boston, cancellations, delays on the board. right now at dulles, we have this wind and kind of a slushy/rain/slush mix. the roads have been good all over northern virginia, really. but it is the cold and the wind that is the problem right now. last check, flight aware.com, we had about a hundred

reagan national this morning. about 40 out of bwi. another 0 or so here at dulles international. we saw some crowds starting to build inside the terminal right now. coming up next hour at 6:00, i'm going to introduce you to auto guy who said he had to go to reagan national only to get transferred all the way over here. his flight was delayed and canceled. he came down from new york. he's trying to get to the caribbean, but his plane is not here. so there are issues like that you need to be aware of. we'll check back in with you guys next hour. the impact we're feeling from the storm is nothing compared to the cities to our north. >> philadelphia, new york, boston, they're expecting as much as two feet of snow. we continue our team coverage with the weather channel's meteorologist stephanie abrahams live in new york city now. stephanie, see a little snow on your shoulders. what is it like there?

>> here in new york city, the snow starts falling a few hours ago and it's just start to go pick up in intensity. here is the thing. this is a quick hitter. we are going to get about 8 to 12 inches of snow in b a matter of about 12 hours. so it's going to come down and it's going to be blinding. they canceled schools here in new york, only the sixth time in seven years. but we need the snow. anywhere from new york to philly up to boston, we're 3, 6, 9 inches below average here. so this sa welcome snow because we have been in a snow drought. there are blizzard warnings out on long island. so this is going to be a significant snow. it's going to be the biggest snow of the season, but it's going to be a quick one. here in new york, all is going to be out by the time we head to that 4:00 hour. so things will be improving, eun and aaron. but it's going to be a rough several hours had here abdomen at least in the morning. >> stephanie looks prepared. she's ready to go. 5:48 right w.

this video from massachusetts has folks in cars trying to stay in one place. one car made its way down a hill. >> yikes. >> hitting several cars along the way. >> oh. >> look at that. >> whoa, and it's still going. >> the car actually almost crushed a guy trying to get up that hill. as we've been telling you all morning, a major snowstorm. watch out, watch out. >> get out of the way. >> major snowstorm heading their way. >> get out of the way, get out of the way. >> so there's a possibility of up to a foot of snowfall in the boston area today. >> you can't mess with ice. you can't drive on ice. you can't walk on ice. especially trying to get uphill. >> just don't do it. >> even if you have four-wheel-drive the a lot of people think, i have four-wheel-drive, doesn't matter. ice is the most dangerous. >> our reality around here today, though, does not include ice. >> no, it does not include ice. we're watching rain and we're watching snow and most importantly we're watching the

now, late tonight and very early tomorrow, we are looking at temperatures in the 20s. so areas mostly north of the district that see any type of slushiness which we could be seeing right now especially near frederick, those areas are under the risk of a refreeze. but here is a look at the radar currently. before you head out, we have snowfall near leesburg up through philadelphia. frederick, seeing the snow falling. that's going to be coming to an end pretty soon here, tearily light snow. the good news is a lot of this is melting on the roadways. bethesda and is in the district, we're seeing a mix of light rain. rain, though, further to the south. but you can see it now start to go break apart. so it's fairley light. and the bulk of this moisture has moved off to our east. so we're going to see things improve, you could say, as we go through the morning commute. temperaturewise, the only place at freeze sg frederick. 32 degrees in the district, well above freezing at 42. when you see the snow falli

sticking. but frederick, again, even though temperatures are at freezing, we're very warm yesterday. we don't expect that to stick. 7:00 a.m. this morning, it's all clearing out of the area. 9:00 a.m., we're drying. then the winds pick up later on today. some flurries across the area by then. and then we go into early tomorrow morning. you were talking about icy spots. dry tomorrow, saturday and sunday. look at that big warm-up. huge temperature swing again. let's take a look at the roadway these morning with melissa mollet. >> it is a wet morning across the area. right now, live look in frederick county. you can see kind of wet roads there. the light slick a little bit blurry because of the water. but overall, nothing really slick at this point. 70 west of 270 here looking okay, as well, here this morning. do have the a new crash here great seneca highway at cloper road in germantown. taking a look at the beltway, inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, everything is rolling along fine on the roadways. remember, these colors mean we have a little bit of snow o

that is the radar showing you what's going on. so, again, going to probably have to work author windshield wipers here this morning. >> thank you, melissa. as the newly elected mayor takes over in fairfax city, the city's former leader is preparing for a plea. scott is expected to take a plea on march 15th, but his defense attorney did not specify what that plea would be. he resigned last year after police arrested him in a sex for drugs scheme. police say silverthorn gave an undercover detective two grams of methamphetamine outside of a tysons hotel. silverthorn will likely be sentenced in april or may. 5:52 right now. senator jeff sessions will become officially the attorney general. >> democrats could not stop his confirmation. what's their plan going forward? >> for democrats, it's delay, delay, delay. coming up today is expected to be health and h s

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they wanted to get as much information as possible on how to protect themselves. county executive ike legit says the county will continue to provide services for everyone, regards also of their immigration status. there are new concerns of potential conflicts of interest between president trump and the family's business. president trump lashed out at nordstrom on twitter yesterday, saying the company is treating his daughter, ivanka, unfairly. that came after the county's decision not to buy anything this season from the ivanka trump bravended fashion line. a company rep says that is due to sales, not politics, just business. ivanka trump no longer runs the business in her name. good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. dinnerware service for eight, a set of towels and now pizza? dominos is launching a wedding gift registry so friends and family can treat the happy couple from everything to food for a

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>> i was nervous the whole time. i was telling my brother, just remind me to breathe. calm down. >> look at that smile, just so happy. al ali goes back to the united arab emirates tomorrow. >> she has skills. looking good out there, wow. heavy snow, we may not be getting that here, but we will show you who is getting hit hard right now. rain or snow and a slushy commute could be in your morning forecast. we're watching the road for you live. >> if you take a look at the light post behind me here, you can see light snow is falling in frederick. i'll tell yoall about the u

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frederick, maryland, creating some slippery roads. >> justin finch has a live look of his drive through loudoun county right now. we're going to check in with him to see what he is finding right now. >> if you are heading out this morning, this might be a shock to your system. >> temperatures are dropping. but first, we have school delays to tell you about. >> frederick county maryland, washington county, allegheny county and howard county schools are all starting two hours late today. >> we begin with chuck and sheena. >> it's a bit of a wet snow combo up there across maryland. it's pretty much been all rain drops around town, though. >>