hey, everybody, thanks for joining us on this weather alert day. >> many of you are still digging yourselves out of our snow sleet storm yesterday. storm team 4's sheena parveen is here with the deep freeze that moved in overnight. the wind is adding to all of this misery, too cold. >> it is way too cold. single digit feels like temperature and still have the concern of ice out there too. that's going to be the case for the entire day. be aware of that, feels like 6 degrees in gaithersburg, 9 in frederick, zriktd feeling

13, 15 in man as sas. the wind advisories for everybody, winds could be gusting as high as 45 to 55 miles per hour this afternoon. take a look what we expect today. the actual temperature as we go through the afternoon, barely at 30 for a high but it's only going to feel like the low 20s at the warmest today. then we drop back into the low 20s as we go overnight tonight. another very cold start tomorrow morning coming up i'll show you when the mild air returns. >> thank you, sheena. >> reporter: -- this is adam tuss tracking conditions in north virginia. check it out, we have in the vienna area here and talking about snow covered roads that are still out here

from parking lots and situations like this as we continue to make our way through what has been an extremely cold day. it's only getting colder out here. look at the conditions we found earlier actually in parking lots. this was in gauithersburg with the windchill was 1 degree earlier today and it was slip and sliding all over with the black ice. now we talked to some people who say, winter made an appearance but they want to see more. >> it's about time, we need a little more snow. >> reporter: more snow? you want ood storm? >> of course. >> reporter: i don't think it's happening. >> you didn't think this one was going to happen either. >> reporter: he's right about that. we didn't know this it was going a late season storm but it snuck up on us and we're diealing wit the dig out today. cars having to do a little work to get out of the

continue to send us pictures of what you're seeing @nbcwashington. back to you. >> we're all waiting for this cold blast to end and for spring to finally arrive. justin finch is live in frederick county, maryland where all of that snow we just had is now frozen on the streets and sidewalks. justin, are you seeing melting out there? >> reporter: we're not melting just yet. perhaps you can see in the sky we have flakes flowing in front of our faces right here. despite winter almost being over, we're still reeling from its effects. we have this piled up, packed heavy icy snow here just almost everywhere here in frederick. they got hit with a nice dose of snow here yesterday and sleet as well but the streets are looking clear out here. at this point we're just dealing with cold and it is very bitter out here. we saw 19 degrees at one point this

the feels like being about 4 to 9 degrees at certain points this morning as well, the wind blowing at points at 15 miles per hour because of those conditions, it's building right here, the frederick rescue mission opened the doors as it does all winter to welcome those who need a warm place to stay and conditions like this. inside, they serve all kinds of people. they also provide a place to sleep and keep warm. meals, hot drinks, et cetera. then after that they come back outside and go about their day. i can tell you as someone who has been out here all morning long, what you want to do first before coming outside assess your layers. you want your scarf, coat, hat, gloves, long everything underneath. when the wind blows through it is bitter and cold and will rally your bones. we're all out here today counting down until when spring finally gets here but winter as you can see here just is not letting up. we're live in frederick, i'm justin finch, news 4, bac

you. >> a warning this morning if you do plan to use your fireplace for heat. montgomery county fire officials believe a fire started in the chimney of this home last night. temperatures were the 20s when crews were call out on blue meadow road. no one was hurt but five people had to find another place to stay. good morning, i'm erika gonzales at the live desk. we're expecting to hear from the justice department and handful of indictments on those accused of carrying out the hack attacks on yahoo!. this goes back to 013 and 2014, two separate incidents when in all more than a billion accounts were compromised. the justice department's top official on national security says the hacking to be discussed at today's news conference was quote, done with the backing of a nation state. we understand the accused men live in russia and canada. more on this story as it breaks. back over t

>> now we're getting a rare look at part of president trump's federal tax return. it's from 2005 and was revealed exclusively on the msnbc rachel m maddow show. tracie potts has the details. >> reporter: $38 million is what president trump paid in taxes in 2005. according to this return mailed to "new york times" reporter david johnson revealed by rachel maddow. >> came in the mail over the transom, there's nothing improper if getting it over the transom. >> the president tweeted, does anybody really believe a reporter who nobody ever heard of went to his mailbox and found my tax returns? fake news. $150 million with $100 million writeoff making his effective tax rate 25%. the president had a

tax than legally required. the president facing tax questions today as he heads to michigan to announce he's rolling back obama fuel stan darz and to nashville to push the health plan. >> to make insurance available to everybody, yes, that's what he intends to do. >> that's like saying everyone has access to a rolls royce, if you can't afford it, it doesn't feel like much access. >> reporter: 24 million people will lose coverage. >> slow down and get it right. you're not going to get 60 votes to buy insurance across state lines. >> new numbers on the cost of health care and president's taxes with the white house challenging both. >> now, it's important to note what we don't learn from the one-year tax return, it doesn't tell us where the president's income came from and it doesn't tell us what he paid or hasn't paid in the last 11 years. tracie potts, nbc news, washington.

scandal is playing out on capitol hill. the marine corps top officers faced first grilling yesterday and the big question how the scandal could happen under their command. the photos were allegedly posted to 30,000 member group on facebook marines united. 500 members accessed this sexually explicit images. >> i don't have a good answer for you. i'm not going to sit here and duck around this thing. i'm not. i'm responsible. i'm the commandant. >> degrading a fellow marine needs to be increased particularly when the fellow marine is a young woman trying to serve her country. >> general robert neller is calling for more female marines to speak up and a cultural change is needed. >> this afternoon we'll learn whether or not the federal reserve plans to hike interest rates, it would be the second rate hike since december. it could mean hyper

your credit card date and higher mortgage rates for people looking to refinance or buy a home. >> on everybody's mind in the d.c. area and beyond. >> what is going to happen to the cherry blossoms?

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eagle cam. it has a crack and could hatch at any minute now. mr. president and first lady braved elements to protect their eggs. the eggs are supposed to hatch later this month but now that we see the crack we're going to continue to check on them. we'll try to bring that video for you. >> it is tradition for so many of our families going to see the world famous cherry blossoms along the tidal basin. this year we may not see them hit peak bloom. here's more on the reason why. >> a spokes person for the national park service says they are seeing evidence of damage to the cherry blossom trees here along the tidal basin. if you look here, a lot of the damage is affected the trees and already begun to bloom and blossom and have the pink petals. they are especially vulnerable and the magic number,

degrees is when you see killing of the buds. >> records go back to 1921 and there's not a year that shows -- >> we ran into tourists here along the tidal basin today, some from taiwan and 8th graders from south florida visiting and seem more interested in the snow and ice than they were our cherry blossom trees. >> i was hoping to see them in full bloom, excited when i heard they had an early bloom in february. but it's still beautiful. sim still so blessed to be here. >> reporter: peak bloom expected on sunday. they are going to continue to watch the trees to see if that's going to happen and if it doesn't, that will be first time in history. darscy spencer, news 4. in news 4 your health, that low fat yogurt in your fridge may not be as low fat as you think. a new study found there is no standard definition of what low

necessarily be nutritious. in other words, a low sugar cookie may have less sugar than the regular version of the cookie but more sugar than other cookies. just eat the cokeky k cookies i moderation. getting to the gym can seem like a chore and now you can get in a good workout without leaving home. susan hogan shows us how a mom of six found her gym on the go. >> reporter: why aren't you going to the gym? lack of motivation, money or time? this makes your reason almost excuse proof and people who are doing it are getting results. >> this home schooling mom of six takes multitasking to the extreme. >> stay very busy in our home. >> reporter: she finds time to squeeze in a 30 minute workout. >> i make time to take care of me. >> reporter: four years ago she quit the gym and joined an online fitness program for beach

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find fitness routines that are free. ♪ this japanese drumming group ahead of the cherry blossom festival called kodo. here to talk about more is leo, so glad you can join us. i've seen this in person, it's phenomenal. so much endurance, tell us about kodo. >> we are a japanese drumming group and play the t amouaiko, japanese drum and this is our 35th anniversary and we've been touring all over the united states, doing 29 shows in 22 cities and but we've been around all over the globe, 49 cities even done close to 6,000 performances and we're real excited to be here. >> whenever we have such wonderful

and opportunity to go and see, it's also a teachable moment. can you tell us about the history of the taiko drums. >> they have been around for a very long time. they've been used in religious ceremonies or folklor e, but we use it as a performance, this kind of performing arts style has been around for i would say something like 50 or 60 years. it's relatively new but we like to bring this cultural and kind of -- we like experimenting with new things and bring it on the stage. >> you have to be in shape to do this. >> yes. >> when you talk about it, just being relatively new in the sense it's decades old, you seem to have constantly be evolving. there's a new show. tell me about that. >> this show is going to be an all male cast, 14 performers and the concept o

drumming men. it translates to men drumming so it's going to be an all percussion show. there are going to be no -- we usually use melodic instruments like the bamboo flute but that won't be involved. men hitting drums for the whole show, masculine and athletic. >> everybody wanted to play the drums, think it was so easy, so fun. also, stress relieving. but what are the tricks there? it's not a matter of guesting up and hitting drums, a little technique. what's the siecret? >> if you think of drums, you think of it as just having one sound like boom or -- how much kind of soul and feeling how much information you can pack into one strike of the drum and

of putting all of our hearts into the drum. if you come to the show, i think it will definitely move you. >> that's pretty deep. >> leo, thank you so much for joining us, we're looking forward to the performance here in washington. it's happening tonight at 8:00 p.m. >> who can forget this piece of tv gold? the man in front of the camera is getting international attention for an interview gone wrong and we're hearing from him

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>> tried to remove my daughter behind the chair because we keep books and toys for the children in the room. it is my home office. i wooz hoping my daughter would sit down for 30 seconds and read a book. >> she's walking around with her purse -- >> she's the best. >> i cannot handle it. robert kelly is talking about the moment that he became a viral sensation. you probably have already seen the video maybe 20 or 30 times, never gets old. the professor was doing a bbc interview when his two young kids burst through the door of his office, his kids saw him on tv in the other room and went to look for him but his wife couldn't catch them in time. she put out a good effort. they hope the attention doesn't last too long. >> this is my life, man, this is my life. >> we can relate. simply

>> so adorable. >> hilarious. >> it is still really cold out there. sheena parveen joins us now. i'm hoping there's going to be a warm-up and go back to '70s. >> we're going to warm up in the weekend but not the 70s unfortunately, close to 60 on saturday. >> not too bad. >> today frigid and we still have the possibility of ice -- we do have ice out there but the ice is going to stay in the forecast through tonight. it's going stay very cold tonight. temperatures only barely below freezing for a high today. the winds will stay up too. we have a wind advisory through the entire area until 6:00 p.m., milder for the weekend. that's nice. we have milder air moving back in. feels like 13 degrees in the strict and if you're in gaithersburg, you only feel like 5 degrees prit now. lorton feels like 13 and frederick feels like

exercise today, keep in mind we have passing snow showers in the forecast or flurries. temperatures reaching around 30 but with the wind it will only feel like the low 20s and remember we have icy spots all over outside. mostly on the shoulder of the roadways and definitely on sidewalks out there. wind advisory for everybody until 6:00 p.m., winds could be gusting near 45 to maybe 55 miles an hour. there's snow showers trying to move in north of the district mainly but as we go through the day, some of the winds will blow snow flurries, feels like temperature will only feel as warm as the low 20s today. for tonight we drop down feeling like the teens and then tomorrow we're talking about temperatures feeling around freezing so a little bit of a rebound but not too much. today forecast high 30 degrees blustery conditions, tomorrow 39 and there's the milder air for the weekend, 59 on saturday but it comes with a chance forn

>> judging for the snow stick challenge is happening right now. we'll try to get information but it's top secret. pat asked people to go out and strike the best st. patrick's day pose in the snow. dozens sent in adorable pictures and still have time to send in yours, send in snow stick challenge, we're wrapping it up. the person with the best pose gets an official pat collins snow stick. this is a hot commodity, kept under wraps, it is a big deal. the winner will be announced tonight on news 4 at 6:00. the best prize, pat delivers it, nothing better than that. >> jumps out of a van and he's there, you get to meet him. >> 11:25, a massive overnight hack has officials extra worried about cyber

welcome back to news 4 midday, here are four things to know. we have breaking news we just found out about widespread damage to cherry blossoms because of the cold weather. erika gonzales has more in just a moment. >> today ice is underneath all of the snow out there. this is video you're looking at out ofre

news 4's justin finch was this morning. watch out for big piles of snow and if you're walking around, please be careful. >> make sure you watch out for black ice and slick patches. transportation reporter adam tuss is tracking the trouble spots. you can head to his twitter page for updates. >> we're looking at president trump's 2005 federal income tax return, it shows he paid $38 million in federal income tax that year. it was revealed last night on msnbc. let's go to erika with the breaking news from the tidal basin. >> this is news that we thought might happen but we were really hoping wouldn't happen. we're just getting word from the national park service there is indeed widespread damage on the cherry blossoms that have reached that puffy white phase. there are six stages if you'll remember to these cherry blossoms blooming.

stages, puffy white blooms. what they are going to do now, they are going to take -- trim off a little branches and look at those blooms that are in the earlier stages to determine how much damage there is in those if any. they had said that they were expecting march 19th to the 2 2nd, starting this weekend would be the peak bloom date for the blossoms. they still have that date in place but the concern is with the frigid temperatures, specifically 24 to 27 degrees, which is what we had today and certainly what we had last night, that is a concern for continued damage to these cherry blossoms, a story we'll all be closely monitoring. >> we want to take you back to the live look at the eagle cam. it's at the metropolitan police department. earlier we said it was national arboretum, that's a different eagle cam. the eagle egg has a crack in it and could hatch at me minute. the parents are liberty and

>> not mr. president and first lady. >> the eggs are expected to hatch between the 14th and 20th. we're keeping an eagle eye on it. >> not all eagles look alike. hundreds of twitter accounts were hacked overnight. tom costello explains why it's causing major concern over cyber security. >> the recent leaked cia documents offer a glimpse into the hidden worst cyber espionage, breaking into cell phones and secure messaging apps coming amid election meddling and international fraud, the hacking of america is a global phenom none. >> there are no borders in the digital world. hackers have toned down all of those traditional boundaries. >> we came to london with meet with james line, the head of

not just the individual privacy at risk, america and its critical infrastructure are very vulnerable. >> we have a map showing industrial control systems that are exposed to the internet. >> power stations, water systems, telecom. >> all of the aforementionafore >> the u.s. alone, 13,000 systems that should have cyber walls but are unprotected. >> p we zoom into chicago, a large number of municipal and industrial control systems that are supposed. >> hackers can walk right in? >> it wouldn't even require high tech tools. >> could be industrial espionage or a foreign country. this fake e-mail was uncovered from qatar inviting diplomats to a party. yet anyone who clicked on the link gave hackers the king to the kingdom. >> if they were behind this, their goal is to g

secrets. >> that's essentially it. when you click that button, you allow an attacker into your system, presumably if it's a foreign power they have after state secrets. >> tracking them has proven elusi elusive. >> there's cyber crime in russia and eastern europe throughout but the truth is, the person controlling those infrastruct e infrastructures could be anywhere, perhaps 50 meters down the road in london. >> ka cafcafe. >> is it possible to hack the hackers? yes, by using the very tools they sell online. the hackers selling this kit for $2,000 is now in prison. >> it's very simple to set up here. >> reporter: for our purposes james hacked his own system but he could turn the technology on the bad guys. >> perhaps on this system, there is some fragment of user information that tells us who they are. >> reporter: any hacking is illegal which means it's up to

actually hack the hackers. . they used to lock people up in the tower of london but today we can't find the hackers. >> that's true, if there have been arrest of criminals by law enforcement, most of them remain anonymous in the world. >> here are ways to protect yourself from international hackers, never use the same password twice and keep the computer software up to date and consider turning off location services and cloud backup. aun? >> the women clothing brand has a mission to take the work out of dressing for work. they are opening the second only showroom right here in d.c. today, join us is the founder, sara la flor. >> welcome back to washington. >> thank you very much. >> you started this company based on your own experience. what inspired you? >> it was my mother, my

childhood and i thought she looked put together and impeccable. i got my first job and making a decent salary and i was appalled by the clothing options that were available to me. i walk in and nothing would fit quite right or if it did too expensive and it would fall apart after a year. something has to be done about this. i fast forward five years i started mm fleur. >> first is the clothing we make designed with the professional woman in mind, msh washable, wrinkle resistant clothing and the other product is our personal styling. all of the customers work with a personal stylist who is a full-time employee and she is working with you to design waur wardrobe. we want to

closet. >> we don't have a lot of time either. who is your client? we have better things to do is your hash tag, right? >> there's a myth that women like to shop, i think most women hate to shop. the last thing they want to do oncy sunday afternoon is go shopping for work wear. >> or rarely have time to go in a store ever. >> i would rather be going to brunch? >> i feel you. that's where we come in. work with a professional stylist and you can do it online or in person at one of our d.c. showrooms and the goal is to get you out in 60 to 90 minutes, only want to see you four times a year and that's all of the time you should be spending on workweek shopping. >> you make it shopping, you call d.c. home for three years you said and talk about the unique client in washington. why did you want to open here? only your second showroom. >> it's true. we seem to have developed a very loyal customer base in washington, d.c. it makes sense, there's a lot of politics and

and lawyers and people who work in corporate environments and in need of professional clothing. i feel like you probably don't have a ton of options in washington, d.c. we're in new york and so there are a lot of small fashion brands cropping up left and right. the same isn't necessarily true in d.c. so we're here. >> do you know when one of your items will be big? your torre wrap dress had a 1600 person wait list. do you make sure you know what's going to work in washington to have a big hit? >> it caught us completely by surprise. we actually didn't think it was going to be a big seller and then new york magazine picked it up and fashion bloggers picked it up and we had a 1600 person wait list. the number one best seller in d.c. as well, check that one out. >> thanks so much for joining us

the man behind the infamous pizza gate scandal has reached a deal. 28-year-old edgar welch drove to d.c. from north carolina to investigate a conspiracy theory about democrats harboring child sex slaves. welsh fires multiple shots inside the comet ping pong restaurant and caused quite the panic. he was charged with assault and weapons charges, terms of the plea have not been released but we'll let you know as soon as we find them out. >> thank you, erika. we're welcoming -- storm team 4. >> hey, guys. it is very cold outside. we know that and known it all among long. it still feels well below freezing, it feels like 13 degrees and the reason we talk about the feels like temperature, when the wind is blowing, it doesn't matter what the actual temperature is, that's the number, the 13, the number you'll feel when you walk outside and winds are sustained

it will stay feeling only like the low 20s at the warm et today, i don't know if you can believe that but we have the issue of ice around still. feels like 8 in gaithersburg and dulles like 10. no one feels like 20 degrees at this moment. the winds are gusting anywhere from 30 to 40 miles an hour and as we go through the day today, that wind advisory will hold those winds up possibly gusting near 45 to maybe 55 miles an hour. now theormal high is 56 degrees and people wondering since it's so cold when we'll warm back up. tomorrow upper 30s, so a gradual warm-up to near 60 as we go into saturday but that will come with rain showers. wind advisory for the whole area until 6:00 p.m., expect gusty winds even blowing in some snow flurries, mostly north of the district now but part of the lake-effect snow system and some of those are starting to move in. here's a look at the windchill through the afternoon. by 5:00 p.m., only

the weekend and near 60. not to bad as we go into next week. guys? >> thanks so much. we are welcoming the harlem gloek trotters to the northern virginia d.c. area and here in the studio, the team plays four times in the next few days and we want to preview with one of their talents. thanks so much. >> thanks for having any. >> you make that look so easy. >> a little bit of practice. >> and we know you're a rookie, this is first year. >> yes,ma'am. >> what's that been like? >> a lot of fun being able to travel and meet great people like yourself and playing basketball, it's a lot of fun. >> tell us about practice and doing these tricks must take a lot. how often do you practice? >> every day before the game we're in the gym practicing, i'm a rookie, take my ball into the hotel, usually breaking stuff, knocking over lamps -- >> you don't

deposit back do you? >> you're one of four women on the team this year. is there a little competition with the guys? how does that work? >> preently we've been starting to have these competitions. we would have three-point shooting contests and get the other girl and just compete with the guys. when we beat them, they try to come up with an excuse. >> we have to show this video, this was huge, this is epic. we have virginia mcluren, you in particular helped her celebrate 108 years old. how was that as an experience? you guys get to do so many neat things? >> sthehe was amazing. we meet celebrities and other athletes but she was the most amazing person i ever met. 108, full of life, full of energy, she was a lot of fun. >> sporting the jersey, holding the basketball. >> the globe trotters do so much for the community. i remember growing up as an army brat in

it was awesome and got the crowd involved and so many different tricks. do you have a favorite trick? >> i'm a dribbler so all of my tricks involve tridribbling. >> show me. >> the spider. i have a skirt on -- >> that's not bad at all. >> i can do like go underneath and should have worn a better dress. you guys should have told me. >> i'm impressed, i'm not going to lie. >> do you think i could make the cut? >> you need -- >> they don't want to see me. so tell us about where we can go to see you. there's four shows in the area. >> go to harlemglobe trotters.com and you can get your tickets, at the verizon center. >> and eagle

s it a show you don't want to miss, it's not like going to see a game. it's like every minute. >> a lot of fun. >> kapt vating. >> a lot of fun there. >> i'm out of breath. i don't know how you do it. i need some water. >> you have found your calling. i'll telling you, angie. >> you could soon see a change in your credit score. we have details on why numbers could be going up when news 4

well, your credit score is the key to making big purchases like a home or car. >> soon even if you had bad credit, two major changes could bring you closer to a new loan or mortgage. jo lean kent explains. >> reporter: small business owner katie brown says she has a near perfect financial record but can't get a mortgage to buy a home. >> i have a consistent income and pay my bills on time but because i don't have several lines of credit, i wanted to buy a home, i would have to pay for it in cash. >> reporter: may soon benefit from a new program from fico that will use cell phone and cable bill history to provide a new type of credit scores. >> your scores will go up. >> reporter: another change for americans who want to borrow money, the big three credit agencies dropping certain parts of criteria for your credit score. they'll no longer evaluate or consider tax

judgment. beginning in july 12 million consumers will see credit scores go up. >> good news for consumers because it is used u bik us toly across the world of finance. >> are we going to see more people buying houses and buying cars? >> what i'm saying is hue monday gous excitement because now they realize they don't have to sit there and wait seven plus years for these things to age off of a credit record organically. >> brown, who has no black marks on her record is hopeful she can demonstrate she's worth the risk. taken out a credit card with limited credit to prove she can pay off a loan. >> at my age i'm looking forward to buying my home in the next few years. >> giving americans credit where credit is due. nbc news, atlanta. cooking things up with one of d.c.'s famous

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after winter's last dance a lot of people are looking for spring to return for all of the delicious spring dishes that sprout up on menus across the area. iron gate is a beautiful charming restaurant. the chef from iron gate, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> looking at this right re

this is what i mean about spring. this is gorgeous. >> some spem like ar par gus, i like sugar snaps. >> reminds me of spring. what do you like about cooking in the spring? >> for a chef we get through the winter dealing with root vegetables and braising and sort of heftier dishes, it's nice to serve something lighter, green, different colors. >> tell me what you're going to make. >> this is a simple dish, great for barbecue, as like an appetizer or something, english peas my favorite spring ingredients. >> tell me why. >> if you blanche it a little bit if makes great salads and mixes great with fresh herbs and lemon, two of my favorite ingredients to cook with. >> taste good on their own. >> what's that? >> this is freshry cot at a we make at the restaurant -- >> you make everything in house. >> we try to

possible. we took sugar snap peas and -- i'm sorry these are snow peas and sugar snap peas and english peas. >> different textures and things like that, olive oil. >> it's simple, you don't need a lot when you deal with fresh vegetables. >> and nice and light and mint. tearing it apart, bruising it a little bit. >> you braz this first? blanche? >> yeah, blanche, large bottle of water and plenty of salt and then boil until bright green and then ice water. >> it still has a crunch and great in salads. >> telling me about cooking with herbs at home. what's the key to making sure you add the great flavors in so much dishes. >> for fresh herbs i tend to raw is the best for me. like i said, bruising it a little

that gives it great flavor and brings out the smell and aroma and flavor. >> and you added two different kinds of salt. >> we use this to help finish and give crunch and texture. >> this is so pretty. what are we adding? >> johnny jump ups that we grow in the garden and these are pae tendrills, snow pea shoots. >> so pretty too. >> then the key is a little lemon zest. >> what does that add? >> it's going to make everything pop. you know, the oil is kind of rich and fatty and peas are nice and fresh and mint gives it a freshness too but the lemon will help pull all of the flavors out and balance out everything. >> while i'm eating your delicious ricotta, brushetta, what can we expect on the menu? >> in the process of starting the new midday menu, you can expect

slushies and little matters to go along with it. >> a bunch of small little bites to go with -- >> what else? >> silt russ season is coming to an end, preserved caper leaves. this is a beet salad and hummus with make with shell beans instead of chick peas. >> angie, come here. take a bite of this. >> facebook live, trying to show -- >> how cool is that. >> while we continue to eat, chef tony from iron gate, thanks so much. this is delicious and can't wait to sit on the patio and enjoy. >> we need to get back to spring and when can we sit outside for lunch? >> we're going to sit outside and i love how facebook live is

temperature around 30 for a high but the winds will be gusting. it will make it feel about the low 20s, blustery with a few spasing snow showers or flurries and tonight in the 20s but with the wind it will feel like the teens tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon still breezy but sunny and highs in the upper 30s, friday in the upper 40s, we're slowly rising into the weekend. to start your weekend we're going to be closer to 60 degrees, chance of rain showers saturday. upper 40s on sunday. at least not at fridge it and in the next ten days we don't have the frigid weather coming back like today. next week will mostly be in the 40s and 50s, not too bad right now. >> we're busy eating. >> how good are you at reading a teleprompter? you might have to finish the show. >> thanks so much. >> it's so good. >> it's delicious. >> thanks for joining us, we're back on the air this afternoob, first at 4:00. >> get your weather up

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