single digits. >> and don't be surprised if you see a snow flurry or two today. good morning, everybody. it is going to be tough to get out of those warm covers this morning. >> we feel your pain. first this morning we want to get you caught up on the closures and the delays. a lot of these to tell you about. closures first. a moment ago loudoun county school said they will now be closed. loudoun county schools closed. >> prince william county. frederick county, virginia. hampshire county and manassas city schools are also closed. >> if you have kids in d.c. public schools, fairfax county, montgomery or prince george's county, arlington county, all those are on a two-hour delay today. frederick county, charles, howard, anne arundel and washington counties all on a two-hour delay as well. >> shenandoah, culpepper, warren,

today. >> and berkeley, hampshire and hardy and grant counties in west virginia. >> falls church and winchester city schools are all on a two-hour delay today. we'll let you know about any others we find them out. i will post it on social media and the nbc washington app. >> now, we want to get a check on our forecast with the news4 team kicking off your day. >> we'll begin with our meteorologists chuck bell and sheena parveen. oh, it's so cold out there. >> it is very cold. >> i would just say it's painful when you walk outside. it really hurts. >> it will -- the old man jack frost will be nipping at your nose and your ear buds as soon as you go outside this morning. so be ready for it. >> that's right. temperatures are feeling like single digits. look at gaithersburg now down to 1 degree. so if you are waking up in gaithersburg you will feeling c

10 is what it feels like in the district. dulles, 8 degrees is what it feels like in leesburg. be ware of ice on the roadways. we do have a lot of ice on the shoulders and if it looks wet it's probably frozen. temperatures around 30 for a high but feeling colder with the wind for a closer look at what you need to know let's head over to chuck. >> that's right. a good day for making snowmen yesterday. the king family did a fine job putting a snowman and it looks like a snow woman together there. blue scarf, pink scarf. there's precious little in the way of a warmup coming so four things to know about the weather. number one, baby, it's cold outside. watch out for the icy spots this morning. colder than average weather for today, tomorrow and friday. by the time we get to the weekend a little bit warmer but it looks like a rain chance coming up on saturday as well. what to wear to,

your scarf, anything you do and of course rocks in the pockets it's going to be windy as well. >> layer it up. i'm good at that. taking a look right now chopper 4 in silver spring here. eastbound randolph road, you can see the crash and response here on the right side of the roadway so you are still getting by but you can see a little bit of debris in the roadway there. so be careful again. we do have icy patches here and there. 95 south, right side of the roadway here is still blocked. eastbound 66, roes veosevelt br. travel times in ten. >> thanks. cleanup is underway across the northeast after that fast and powerful winter storm. the noreaster is blamed for at least two deaths. >> the storm forced schools and businesses to close from virginia to maine.

the aftermath of that storm and the impact here. >> transportation reporter is back out in the storm team 4 x 4 monitoring the black ice conditions so we begin with justin finch live in maryland. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. right off of the pike, you can see traffic is moving at this hour. drivers finding clear roads compared to what they saw out here yesterday. right by us we see some salt still out here on the road. you can see that salt right there. but we also have found slick patches like these and that's what you want to look out for if you are driving out this morning. yes, beware that most of the roads appear to have been cleared out. but you may still find some slick patches out there. also too, this intense cold we're feeling has effected that. it is now hard as rock in some places, just compacted ice and snow. we are speaking to drivers this morning and many of them telling us

winter weather was going to finally be done after we saw those warm temperatures in recent weeks but now it seems mother nature is saying think again. >> i thought we had all that warm weather, the last two or three weeks, so this is a big surprise to me. >> reporter: a big surprise not only to that driver but many who live in the frederick county area. all of them thinking that it was going to be a nice go of warm weather after last month. however, things have changed up with this snow and today especially layer up as much as possible. your gloves are going to be clutch. we had our gloves off for a few minutes and our fingers felt as if they were going to go numb. don't do that today. stay very warm. we're live in frederick county, back in to you. >> thank you. slick and treacherous

can be found throughout the area following yesterday's storms. >> we're joined live now in the storm team 4 x 4 with a look at some of these side roads and parking lots causing problems in maryland. >> reporter: that's right. we're in gaithersburg. you heard sheena talking about it feels like 1 degree here. this is a perfect demonstration of black ice. check it out right here. we'll give you a really good look at what you could be dealing with in certain parking lots here as you try to get through. the 4 x 4 slipping and sliding on this stuff as we try to get around this parking lot and it's a tough go in certain stretches. now, listen, a lot of the main roads are in really good shape. the road crews did a really good job on these main roads here. we're about to pop off on to shady grove road but that's just an example. in a parking lot like that kind of the stuff that you could come across. that is something to be concerned about as you head out and about. just be careful. maybe if you park ur

of coffee, beware that a lot of the parking lots and side streets may look like that. shady grove looking really good. the road crews are doing a very good job of cleaning things up and getting us back to where we need. a commute shaping up this morning so you'll have extra traffic out here on the roads but we're eping an eye on all of it for you. for the most part looking very good and we'll continue to monitor the situation for you guys. back to you. >> it's 6:07. taking public transportation should not be an issue today. >> metro says all stations are open and all lines are running. expect regular weekday service but remember, safe track single tracking is still happening on the yellow and blue lines. also metro bus is running with regular service but there could be could be a few delays if drivers run into slick or snowy spots. you should have no problem taking a local commuter rail lines today. if you need to

places including new york city or boston, expect a modified schedule. right now the airports around the area are all up and running. there are a handful of cancellations to know about though. more than 100 flights leaving reagan national were cancelled. this only accounts for 10 to 15% of all flights, but make sure you call or go online and check things out before you head to the airport. the snow brought near whiteout conditions in connecticut where an elderly man was killed by a plow. police in new hartford say the driver is distraught and is cooperating with investigators. if you are still waiting for a snowplow to come to your neighborhood there is a way to track them in the nbc washington app. search snowplow tracker. we are getting a

federal income tax return. >> it was mailed to the founder of dc report.org and released in an exclusive last night on msnbc and here are four things you need to know about it. it shows that mr. trump paid $38 million in federal income tax 12 years ago on more than $150 million in income. he reported $103 million in business losses. and it shows he paid an effective tax rate of 24.5%. it's important to note that this return only reflects one year. the white house confirmed the report before it aired last night. despite this substantial income figure and tax paid, it is totally illegal to steal and publish tax returns. federal judges in maryland and hawaii will hold hearings today on whether to block president trump's revised travel ban. it goes into effect tomorrow. in maryland, the aclu

ban has the same legal flaws as the original executive order. the justice department says it avoids the legal problems that blocked the first order. who can forget this interview? it's all over facebook. now this father is speaking up for the first time about his unexpected internet fame. >> i love that little birl. >> plus, how this weather may impact your grocery shopping list. >> hot chocolate or anything this morning. it is feeling like single digits. currently it feels like 10 degrees and we have some patchy ice out there. make sure you bundle up before you step outside. there's some video of us in a parking lot with the 4 x 4 running over ice. so be careful this morning.

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juror y . you know, a lot of you stayed inside yesterday. mr. president and the first lady braved their elements to protect their eggs there. >> a live look from the eagle cam and you can see snow is still in their nest in northeast washington. the eggs are supposed to hatch later this month. but i wonder if it holds. the talk this morning is this frigid cold weather. >> chuck, we just got a note that morgan county schools are closed now. that's a change. they were delayed. a lot of people revisiting their decisions after this cold overnight. >> a lot of black ice on the side streets. anywhere that didn't get sunlight yesterday probably still has some black ice to deal with early this morning. the feels like temperatures are down into the singles this

morning. 8 in manassas. only the feels like factor of 7 in martinsburg. the daily grade grade is an f for freezing cold. today's high only 30 degrees. that will be the coldest march 15th on record. sheena is back with a check on the forecast which includes milder weather in time for the weekend. i hear there is trouble on i-95. >> who told you that? # 5 south here at fairfax county parkway, still have the two ways blocked. eastbound randolph road here, chopper 4 in silver spring, still have the right side blocked there. 270 is okay. top of the beltway, no major problems when we look at travel times. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car today. seven students in pennsylvania had to be taken to

snowstorm caused their school bus to overturn. look at that. the bus is on its side. it was carrying mostly elementary school students when it became stuck in a 4-foot ditch after sliding around a tight curve. none of the kids was seriously injured. the accident is under investigation. all the way up in maine where the temperatures are in the 20s and right now more than 20 inches of snow is on the ground in some spots. the storm hammered new england. >> it created blizzard conditions and a few even died. we're live in boston now where another freezing windy morning is ahead. good morning. >> reporter: i think i'm speaking on beof the eastern united states, we would love february back. remember how nice it was in february? what happened? it switched months in through here as temperatures in the teens, our windchills in the single digits and we've got

14.4 inches of snow in massachusetts. but that was fourth all-time for any single day in the month and we had several 30 plus inch amounts especially across northern vermont, new york and even north eastern pennsylvania. i-# 5 obviously fairing better but the problems offense yesterday, we had thousands of flights cancelled. already at logan airport 150 flights cancelled as well and still we have power out annals still this morning. some 5 to 10,000 customers new hampshire and massachusetts without power. so as is typical for a big storm, it takes a couple of days to not only get power back but it will be tricky for the airlines as well. more snow in the forecast. >> brutal. >> what's going on here? >> we want february back too. it was nice and warm compared to

>> thanks, jim. 6:18 now. he has become one of the most recognized dads in the world. he didn't mean to be. you remember this guy? he was giving a live interview on the bbc when the kids crashed in. now that dad and his wife are talking about what happened. it turns out they were watching him on tv many the other room. >> naturally they wanted to look for their dad. he burst through his office and kelly explained to the wall street journal what it's been like since that video went viral. >> a mixture of surprise a and embarrassment and it's love and affection. now she wants to talk to me. shall we bring them in? this is my life, man. >> this is my life. kelly and his wife say they've been overwhelmed by the responses of this video. they had to turn their phones off. they over hoping tt

they don't need the extra attention with their hands full. >> but that little girl, she walks right in, her little dance and even the second time she came straight to the camera. she's going to be a star. >> it showed fast as lightning. zoomed right in. >> i can't get enough of that video. >> when is it going to warm up, shee sheena? >> this weekend. >> there you go. >> hey, at least you're inside right now. stay inside. really all day you can stay inside. this morning it is fridge it. this afternoon, we will be lucky if we feel close to 30 degrees. we'll be feeling more like the low 20s this afternoon at best. icy spots but the winds will be with us so winds gusting close to 45, maybe 50-mile-per-hour. we go into the weekend and that's when th

here. over the weekend we'll be closer to 60 degrees. that is going to come with some rain though. gaithersburg feels like 2 degrees. if you're in clinton, you feel like 4. in the district we feel like 10 degrees. so if you're exercising today, well, you're very brave because temperatures will only reach about 30 degrees so it will feel colder with the wind and beware of the ice out there. we have a lot of ice around and we could see a few passing flurries. winds are gusting anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour. this afternoon closer to 45 to 55 with a wind advisory and there's some lake effect snow trying to move down from the north and west and i think there's a good chance we could see some of those passing flurries. 30 for the high temperature. make sure you cover any exposed

some rain in the forecast and by sunday, breezy, 48, but at least we don't have any frigid dazes in the forecast for the next ten days. let's check out the roads with melissa mollet. >> we do have some reports of icy spots. 395, an earlier problem there. 95 south at fairfax county parkway, still have some pretty good volume headed southbound and that's because of this disabled tractor trailer blocking the two right lanes here this morning. taking a look elsewhere. chopper 4 over the top of the beltway. that's looking pretty good. this is what i was talking about northbound 395 to washington boulevard. that's where it is. green line delays to branch avenue, orange line has cleared. >> thank you. it's too cold to go on that run this morning but we have an alternative. find out how one busy mom is making it work from him.

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almost excuse proof and people who are doing it are getting results. >> this home schooling mom of six takes multitasking to the extreme. >> we stay very busy at our house. >> and she finds time to squeeze in a 30 minute workout. >> i make time to take care of me. >> four years ago she quit the gym and joined an online fitness program called beach body for under $100 a year she downloads free meal plans and works out on her own time. >> once you start getting a transformation and you see that it can happen, you feel amazing. at that point, it's your why. >> and this gym on the go kick is catching on. spending for on demand fitness now exceeds spending at yoga and pilates studios. there are other online fitness programs that charge monthly prescription fees ranging from 5 to $20 a

some like michelle's sell protein shakes for an added charge. and we found a large selection of sites also offering monthly subscription. >> bottom line there are a lot of options to choose from. you just need the motivation to sign up. >> see? and that's the catch. if you're not sure if you're ready to spend the money, we have you cover tomorrow. our gym on the go series looks at a way to find fitness routines that are free. the military's top brass under fire. how widespread the icascandal w and what's being done about it in washington. >> reporter: this could be the first time in the history of the cherry trees that they don't reach full bloom. >> that's right. a cold start this morning. temperatures are below freezing now and most neighborhoods today won't even get above freezing for an afternoon high. that is crazy cold. there is some milder weather

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dangerously cold. you are going to feel the change in the weather as soon as you walk out the door. >> cold snap impact. the cherry blossoms may not recover from this last winter blast. >> travel ban. the president's revised plan gets a new challenge in court. 11 degrees. that is how cold it's going to feel. >> that's too cold. >> some of you, that's what you'll feel. >> we're monitoring the conditions of the buds and a season that could be one for the history books. we begin with chuck bell and sheena parveen with a look at the conditions outside right now. i don't want to go outside anymore. >> i don't want to outside anymore. >> i don't either. that's four out of four so far. beware the ides of march. >>

we ooel ear talking about single digit feels like temperatures. gaithersburg, you are close to feeling like zero. 2 degrees, that's the feels like temperature there. 4 degrees in dulles. if you are manassas your temperature feels like 8 degrees and it's going to feel very cold today. 7:00 a.m., actual ltemperatures low 20s. by noon maybe a passing snow shower. even by 3:00 p.m. but keep in mind it is going to be windy today and highs will only be around 30 degrees but the wind will make it feel colder than that. we have a wind advisory for everybody. winds could be gusting near 45 to 55 miles per hour. let's check the roads this morning because ice is a concern. >> it is. and we have had some reports of some problems. patchy spots here and there. overall the main roads look great and those crews really did a good job especially overnight as we waited for that refreeze. 95 southbound at fairfax coty

still have some pretty good volume. that's because of that tractor trailer on the right side of the roadway this morning. chopper 4, head lights there on 270 passing montrose road. the ramp to washington boulevard, like sheena was saying, reports of ice on the ramp there this morning and inbound new york avenue, broken down tractor trailer blocking the right lane. that is causing a bit of a bottleneck as well. >> all right. thank you. you're taking a live look at road conditions in rockville. our transportation reporter adam tuss traveling the roads there in the storm team 4 x 4. he'll show you trouble spots coming up in about 15 minutes. >> and take a look at the mounds of snow in frederick this morning. we'll have an update on the conditions at 6:45. and a lot of school delays to tell you about this morning. >> erika gonzalez has what we're ee

so this is all the kids want to know about. you've got to go to the nbc washington app to see everything that is closed or delayed today. we also have the changes running at the bottom of your screen this morning so here are some of the major ones. loudoun, prince william, frederick county schools in virginia are closed today. d.c. schools, fairfax county schools, montgomery, prince george's and arlington county schools, you are in for a two-hour delay this morning. also delayed, charles county. frederick county, maryland, howard and anne arundel and these are all scrolling at the bottom of your screen this morning. it is a tradition for so many of our families in our area and around the world to see the famous cherry blossoms along the tidal basin, but this year we

>> darcy spencer is live along the tie tall basin with more on why those blossoms could die. >> reporter: well, good morning. the cherry blossom festival was supposed to start today but the national park service put out a release yesterday saying it wasn't going to happen. they couldn't get out here and set up because of all the snow and the ice yesterday. not to mention the cold, so the festival is going to happen this weekend. and we're watching closely to see what this weather is doing to the blossoms. let me show you one of the trees here along the tidal basin, you can see some of the peak blooms that are already out. when the temperature hits 24 degrees and below, there's a potential for 90% of the pink petals to die. it is a huge tradition. the national park service

this would be the first time in the history of the cherry blossoms that we don't reach peak bloom. we have a team of people watching closely and at this point hoping for a miracle that we will reach peak bloom this year but it's very possible what you're seeing could be the end of it. most of what we see this year unfortunately and this is obviously a big draw not only for people who live here in the d.c. area, but people travel from all over the world to come here and see the blossoms. so we're watching and waiting to see what the weather does, the cold especially in the wind today. just like those cherry blossoms, some of your favorite summer fruit are being threatened by the cold. strawberry farmers in virginia beach say the plants are normally door mabt this time of year but a worm february caused them to bud early.

blueberries are also at risk. what are we going to do? >> got to get them from somewhere else. president trump's travel ban goes into effect tomorrow. but those against it are hoping to block it. >> a federal judge maryland and hawaii will hold hearings today on lawsuits challenging the ban. in greenbelt, the aclu and other groups will argue the revised ban has the same legal flaws as the original executive order. the justice department says the revised order avoids the legal problems that blocked the first one. the marine corps's top officers face their first grilling from senators yesterday. the big question now is how this scandal could happen under their command. the photos were allegedly posted to a 30,000 member group. marines united. marines say that roughly

looked at the images. >> degrading of a fellow marine needs to be decreased mplts. >> general robert neller is calling for more female marines to speak up and he says a cultural change the needed. we'll hear more in an exclusive interview later on the "today" show. he will also talk about president trump and efforts to pass the new republican health care plan. >> surprise announcement from ben affleck, the facebook post you may have missed during the winter storm. >> we have his tax records. the first inside look at president trump's finances. >> and we're talking about frigid temperatures or the feels like temperature because it's windy outside so it feels below ten degrees through much of the

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good morning. get ready to layer up on your way outside. temperatures in the teens and 20s. not much of a warmup. mostly cloudy skies. maybe a passing flurry or two, but winds gusting over 40 miles per hour and afternoon highs likely not to even get above the freezing mark. one of our coldest march days in recent history. how about that ten-day forecast? we've got that coming up in ten minutes. >> we still have a pretty good delay there as you're headed southbound because of that disabled vehicle. also southbound, brand new crash here at old keen mill road. crash there in the center of the roadway and chop

the inner loop. a report from a viewer of ice there on the ramp. be careful. >> thank you. it is 6:42 this morning. actor and director ben affleck is sharing his personal struggle with alcoholism. >> in a facebook page he revealed he just completed treatment for alcohol addiction. he says it's something he's dealt with in the past. he thanks his family and his estranged wife for their support. he also went on to say i want my kids to know there is no shame in getting help when you need it. health care overall. the changes that lawmakers are making that could impact coverage for you and your family. >> snow stick challenge. the entries are in. we'll show you how they measured up. >> black ice concerns. your

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black ice and wires down. crews scramble overnight to clean up in time for your commute. >> they look like they're making significant progress. here comes the truck right now. >> if you add up the lines for income he made more than $150 million in that year. >> big whiteoff. this morning we have what could be the first look at president trump's federal tax retu

back to coach. >> snow stick challenge, we are just hours away from picking out the best of the best. the way only our pat collins can. >>. >> the official pat collins snow stick. >> we are dealing with bitter cold outside right now. we just heard that grant county public schools are going to be closed today. again, loudoun county public schools are closed as well. they changed from delayed to now closed in loudoun county. make sure you bundle up before you head out. >> justin finch is bundled up in frederick, maryland. it's freezing out there. good morning. >> reporter: the return to normal out here. traffic building up out here. they are finding salt on the roads to break up the

icy patches that remain out here. also, plow trucks continue to circle. this morning likely salting the roads out here as well but take a look at that flag that's been flapping back there all morning. the wind has just not stopped out here all day and it has been very, very cold. it feels like single digit temperatures out here, so if you're driving or heading out this morning make sure you are layering up and not forgetting your gloves as well. as we were out here earlier we met a plow truck driver who told us that yesterday's sleet and snow kept him very busy and he told us about how long he was out. take a listen. >> a very good job. >> including you? >> yeah. i left my house yesterday at 2:00 in the morning and got home at 6:00. >> and he's back at it again this morning. as you can see, you might see some salt or snowy conditions out on the roads. as you're making your way out this morning, also watching the

rockville. >> reporter: that's right. we're rolling around rockville right now. take a look at some of the back streets that we have here. there are icy patches out here right now, so the beaware of that. you're going to want to watch out especially for anyone walking in the street this morning as well because some of the sidewalks are simply iced over. we saw that in a lot of spots this morning and just be careful as you walk to your car, off the parking lots are particularly tricky this morning. the main roads like 355, the beltway, those kind of places looking really good this morning. the road crews did a really good job. so be careful. a little bit of extra caution. everyone will get there this morning. be safe. back to you guys. >> it's 6:48. you should not have too many issues on metro today whether you need to ride the rails or take the bus. >> all stations are open, all

regular weekday service is running too. remember safe track single tracking is still happening on the yellow and blue lines. also metro bus is running with regular service, but there could be some delays if drivers run into some slick spots on the roads. >> so you are definitely going to want to call ahead if you're getting ready to get on an air plain toda plane today. flights are cancelled today and a lot of problems at airports in boston and new york. firefighters braved cold last night to put out this house fire in potomac. this is on blue meadow road. montgomery county fire officials say no one was hurt but five people were displaced. $38 million. looks like $38 million in taxes. he took a big

$103 million. if you add up the lines for income he made more than $150 million in that year. >> and there are some of the highlights of the federal income tax return. >> part of the turn was mailed to the founder of dc report.org. as you just saw, the details were revealed last night by msnbc's rachel maddow. the return includes business losses making his effective tax rate 24.5%. >> that's a 20% discount in your taxes. would you like? that's how donald trump got here. >> the white house issued a statement before the report aired saying in part, the president had a responsibility to may no more tax than legally required. it's important this reflects only one year. house republicans are working on a companion to their

of health insurance. it could help speaker paul ryan get enough votes to pass the house, but it lacks votes many the senate. well, you know pat collins' newest snow stick challenge is underway. this year it has a patrick's day flavor to it. >> pat asked people to go out and strike their best st. patrick's day pose in the snow. a lot of entries yesterday. take a look at some of the pictures you sent us. the person who has the best pose gets an official pat collins' snow stick. this is the only real way to measure. >> look at that. adorable. >> you can still send in your pictures. a winner will be announced tonight at news 4 at 6:00. i love seeing all these entries. people really bringing their best. let's get you up to speed on the commute this morn

the roads and the rail. good morning to you, melissa. >> this is the outer loop as you're approaching the interchange. we have a one mile backup. this is all happening quickly. you know the pain that those folks are going to feel here this morning. # 5 southbound at fairfax county parkway, still have just that left lane there getting by this morning. 95 southbound at old keen mill road, crash in the middle of the roadway. 95 northbound, very concerned about that. looking okay as well. 270 at germantown road, no problems there. no issues, northbound or southbound. bottom of the beltway, all these into and out of town are okay. a reminder we do have ice onramps and overpasses. travel times, 270 southbound you're all right. top of the beltway looking e

remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you happen into your car this morning. >> it's freezing outside. we all know that but it's feeling very frigid. it's feeling colder than freezing. so your wednesday outlook will be webeware of ice. it's going to be a frigid day exercise. watch out for any ice and it's going to be blustery all day today and for the evening commute we have areas of ice still in the forecast because it will be staying below freezing. temperatures feel like the single digits in some spots. feels like 8 in manassas. and look if we go through the day today. high temperatures only near 30 and then we drop down, but it's going to feel colder than that with the wind. we have a wind advisory out there today until 6:00 p.m. the entire area feeling some gusty winds, making it feel a lotld

wind, chuck bell is standing by with a look at the winds right now. what we can expect later today. >> good morning, everybody. yes, indeed, you need your insulated jackets. you're going to need your windbreaker. winds gusting to 30 miles per hour across the area. future wind gusts, gusts over 25 to 30 miles per hour, most of the daylight hours. even by 8:00, 9:00 tonight winds still gusting to near 40 miles per hour across the valley. tomorrow, not as windy, but still on the breezy side tomorrow with winds gusting 15 to 25 miles per hour. so future windchills, by 9:00 this morning still in the single numbers to around 10. windchills still in the teens. so that heavy coat, you'll need it today, you'll need it tonight as

down to the single numbers. >> at least the winds won't be as blustery. high 39 for your thursday. by friday we're finally in the upper 40s. over the weekend we get a chance of rain and i don't see any frigid days in the next ten days. good morning i'm landon dowdy. american airlines is joining delta in bringing free meals back to coach. the service will start may 1st on flights from new york to l.a. and san francisco. they'll be served a continental breakfast, vegetarian option. now the industry is profitable. >> thank you for that. it is coming up on 6:56. here are four things to know before you head out the door this morning. this footage of snow in frederick maryland is ae

because underneath that snow is ice in a lot of cases. justin finch spempnt the mornin there. >> make sure you watch out for black ice and slick patches. transportation report causing problems in some tral spots. >> these bitter cold temperatures may kill the cherry blossoms along the tidal basin. follow us on twitter to see whether peak bloom will happen. >> we're getting a look at president trump's 2005 income tax return. he paid $38 million in federal income that year. that was revealed last night on msnbc. the "today" show will have more on this next. >> the cold is here to stay for the next couple of days.

only one day out of the next ten looks to be warmer than average. that will be saturday, but that also comes with a chance for rain drops. >> our biggest problem right now, chopper 4, this is approaching the springfield interchange. those backups are building, going to be reaching one mile very shortly. >> thank you. >> that is the broadcast. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes. hope to see you then. >> make it a great day, everybody. (vo) love. i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. love is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe.

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good good morning, breaking overnight. a portion of president trump's tax returns finally revealed. the leaked documents showing he paid $38 million in 2005. so is it the bomb shell his rivals hoped for? or is it a bust? this as the white house stands by the president's claims that he was wire tapped with barack obama. with lindsey graham calling for the fbi to hand over any evidence. this morning senator graham joins us for an interview. temperatures plunge overnight adding to the nor'easter that paralyzed the east coast.