weather alert. >> a big ocean storm. >> have you ever heard to this as a wintry bomb? an advisory is issued in virginia. >> the storm is going to be a lot worse for cities south and east of us here in the district. this is a live look at north chars st charleston and south carolina. >> we have live team coverage. first, let's get to doug kammerer and amelia draper. they have a breakdown of what to expect coming in here. doug? >> they are getting unprecedented snow, a snowstorm that is a once in a generation type of storm. we've been telling you this for the last week. >> this storm is kissing our area, if you will, with some

end of the week. >> look at storm team 4 radar. not much to show you. the atmosphere is extremely dry. it's not going to be snowing just yet because it's dry. look at the snow really heavy down towards north carolina. starting to see snow falling in north carolina. none of this is hitting the ground towards virginia but it's separating the atmosphere. this storm is really getting its act together. this storm is going to be a monster off the coast. for us, it means a little bit of snow but enough snow that we have a winter weather advisory in effect. we have places off towards the east and winter storm warnings

minute. >> it's going to be interesting to see that develop. thank you, doug. >> the cold is the big story for us. as you know, people need shelter to survive temperatures this low. >> that's why there's so much concern for a man who is missing. daniel dehaven was last seen in beltsville. there are a lot of issues that make them really concerned about this man, correct? >> reporter: absolutely. first of all, he's living with dementia. he was last seen here yesterday at 11:00 a.m. you know how cold it was last night and how cold it was today. there are still a few officers here in the parking lot. we had about 50 officers dispatched across beltsville. they are driving around the neighborhood that he knew so

well. seeing if there's any possibility of anybody that has seen him walking around, anybody that can help. he's a native of the beltsville area. he's 5'9", 175 pounds, brown eyes. he was last seen in a black coat. prince george's county police are trying to get this man home as soon as possible. >> the snow is coming and the dipping temperatures are not on our side so we are working and that's why we actually need to get back and let these guys cut him loose so they can hit the neighborhood and start looking. >> reporter: this is not just the prince george's county police working on this. montgomery county, laurel police, greenbelt police. they have a farm nearby here so they have folks searching there as well. they are searching with the helicopter and they have bloodhounds out here putting their resources to work to try to find mr.

reporting live, tracee wilkins, back to you in the studio. >> bless his heart. thank you, tracee. wake up with news4 today early tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. we'll have team coverage. meteorologist sheena parveen and also the latest minute-by-minute school delays and cancellations. in the meantime, we're following breaking news now, a reported fire at the home of bill and hillary clinton. you're looking live here at pictures from nbc new york's chopper 4. this fire erupted in chappaqua this afternoon. the situation is not serious and no word on what caused it and we don't have word whether the clintons were home at the time. you can get more information from us as we keep it right here. right now, crews are working to prepare more broken water mains in our area. erika

for us at the live desk. erika? >> it's been a crazy day for water crews. they are working to get all of the repairs fixed. there's a lot of them. we want to start in kensington. crews are working to repair a six-inch main off of university boulevard. the good news here is that crews don't have to totally shut off the water so people will still have water but the pressure may be a little low. and water service has been restored for most people in oxen hill after a water main break on st. barnabas road. the school did not have water. they were working close to 80 water main breaks throughout montgomery and prince george's county alone. crews are stretched super thin and the company is asking you to be patient as they try to address all the issues throughout the area. back over to you

studio. >> thank you, erika. we're working breaking news on that gruesome double murder that occurred in reston just days before christmas. the scene that police found inside that home, the case that got national attention. scott fricker and his wife buckley tried to stop their daughter from dating the suspect. according to these documents, fairfax county police found blood stains on numerous doors and walls inside the home. bullet fragments, holes in the ceiling and a hallway. the teenager is still in the hospital in critical condition and no charges have been announced. the trump campaign and a lot of political gossip and

bannon. blayne alexander has been digging into this book all day. this is causing a lot of conversation inside and outside of the white house. >> leon, it's absolutely getting ugly, you're right about this. this book is based on the accounts of more than 200 people but it's truly drawing the anger from president trump. it is all out war between trump and steve bannon. >> disgusted would probably say it when you make such outrageous claims and completely false claims against the president whose administration and his family. donald trump jr. and jared kushner calling their now

treasonous and unpatriotic. special counsel robert mueller may not be charged with collusion charges. >> he thinks mueller will go after trump on the issue of money laundering. >> reporter: president trump hitting back hard. a clearly angry statement from the white house reading in part, "when steve bannon was fired, he lost not only his job, he lost his mind." >> if anybody's been inconsistent, it's been him. it certainly hasn't been the president or his administration. >> reporter: bannon, once one of the president's most vocal cheerleaders, defended the legitimacy of the russia investigation long dismissed by president trump as a witch hunt saying of the president's son, they are going to crack don jr. like an egg on national tv. >> i think the degree of risk that trump has asked from mueller is so much greater now that flynn has flipped and now bannon has said certain things on the record. >> the book also paints an

unflattering picture of election day, that he did not want to win and was shocked that he did. and a short time ago we learned that former trump campaign manager paul manafort is suing special counsel robert mueller and the justice department. manafort accuses mueller outside of his authority. lawyers for manafort and a spokesperson for the office have not commented. now to some new details in a pair of murders that d.c. police say might be connected. late last month, a man's body was tossed onto a busy road and then about an hour later police found a woman's body in the trunk of a burning car. investigators say the victims knew each other. this afternoon, we're hearing from the people who knew them. news4's pat collins is live in

story. pat? >> wendy, this is one of the scenes. this is the alley where a woman was shot multiple times and locked in her trunk and the car torched. you can see how intense the flames were here and the melted super cans nearby. two friends murdered on the same day, about two miles apart. sources say police are looking at the possibility and these two murders may somehow be linked. 23 years old, arnani, 27, described as two childhood friends. murdered on the same day. the murder scenes about two miles apart. the time difference, about one hour. december 28th, 6:20 p.m., the

the victim identified as armani nico kohlcoles. he worked as a d.c. engineer for public schools. and then an hour behind adrien street, carisek.k. lewis, a murder that went beyond death itself. shot multiple times, locked in the truck of a lexus car. the car torched, engulfed in flames, leaving no chance for her to escape. >> she didn't deserve it. >> what kind of person would do something like that? we tried to relay that message to her every day. >> that's william

he helped raise her after her father was murdered back in 2006. nico and k.k. both have ties to a neighborhood on 2nd street in northwest. friends say they've known each other for some time. police tracing the last movements of the victims trying to solve these puzzling murder cases. leon and wendy, back to you. >> thank you, pat. what a heartbreaking situation. all right. we're going to change gears here and look forward to better year coming in 2018. we've got easy ways for you to get fit in 2018. tommy mcfly is going to put me through some paces here to show how he can embarrass me on television to make me exercise in front of you folks. >> hopefully it will be easy and simple. hey, a live look now at storm team 4 radar.

maybe you've heard people calling this a bomb cyclone. wel well, doug and amelia are going to be back to tell us what the heck that is. you can get the updated forecast anywhere, anytime, with the nbc washington app. if you don't already have it, we z2l2xz z16fz

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you've got live pictures there on the screen of the system on our storm team 4 radar. doug says this is going to make a mess in your morning drive tomorrow. he is back in just a few minutes to time out this storm and to show us just how much snow is expected where you are. all right. let's get to this now. this is where tommy mcfly is going to try to embarrass me. maybe your resolution is to get in better shape but you don't have time to hit the gym. no problem. tommy has an expert here. >> absolutely. who has that kind of time, right, to work out and watch news4 at 4:00? pat is here from vida. he's got four easy exercises we can do while watching tv. >> he makes them look easy. >> anyone watching at home, if you are at the home, at work, you can do these, right? >> right. >> so first thing we're going to do, reverse

face forward, down, come down to a squat, when we come back up, we step back, right leg back, chest up the entire time. stand up, leg back. get ten in there to warm the body up. >> about ten in there. >> when you don't have 55-year-old knees. >> now we're going to do a pushup, nice and wide. coming down to the ground, everybody. >> listen, you guys do that. chest to the ground, come back up, take a right hand, bring it in, elbows right along the ribcage. you want to hit pecks and then bring it in. alternating between the two muscles. put your nose

there you go. >> see, you can do that at any age. >> so now we're going to do our cardio. everybody loves cardio, said no one ever. we bring up high knees, hands up nice and tall. the more ridiculous the look, you're going to do it right. 30 seconds here. now we're going to alternate kicking right across. >> is tommy doesn't look ridiculous which means he's not doing it right. >> doesn't that feel manly? sorry. i just don't feel it. and the other one we want to do, abs. it's somewhere in the world. come down and -- >> he's got nice clothes on. so feet are going to be out, right leg in squeeze, send it back, squeeze and pull

together. >> right leg, left leg, together. >> you know what is cool about these, you can do these while you watch tv. >> exactly. >> we are going to have the most fit audience in 2018. >> absolutely. >> eventually. >> thank you for being here. >> you, i'll talk to you later. wendy, back over to you. >> "a" for effort. >> i'm not getting my pants dirty. sorry. >> and in the 4:30 half hour, leon is going to do a five-minute plank for you. let's get back to the forecast, which is also is giving you guys a workout. right? >> most definitely. this is the storm system we've been watching for the last couple of days and we've been watching it for well over a week. it's really intensifying down to the south. she's going to talk about bombogenesis and

let's show you what we're dealing with. plenty of cloud cover. the clouds have moved in and the temperatures have gone up. we told you yesterday, we hit around 34. boom. 34 degrees above freezing. that's not going to stop anything from affecting the roadways. winds out of the south at 6 miles an hour. current temperatures to the west, below freezing and even around portions of the east and west. when it starts to fall overnight, all of these temperatures are going to be below freezing and anything that falls will stick and that's why we have the winter weather advisory, prince william county and points to the east. now, i'm not expected much in these areas. however, even a coating of snow could have a big problem and i think the biggest problem is down towards southern maryland. down to the south and east, winter storm warning, especially down around the northern neck as well. and then over towards ocean city, a blizzard warning in

effect for salisbury and rehoboth beach. charleston, south carolina, has seen over three inches of snow. the storm is just blossoming. we call this bombing off the coast. what does this mean? amelia will take a look. >> bomb cyclone is not a new term but it sounds interesting and that's why you're hearing about it so much today. i want to explain what that means. first, i'll give you the scientific explanation. you're going to be like, what? that's why i've never heard it before. dropping 24 millibars in 24 hours, what does that mean for you? it's rapidly intensifying. it's going to be around the same strength as far as millibars go as far as hurricane sandy, about 950 at its tightest, when it's most impressive. now you know, when

bombogenesis, cold air is trapped up there and this storm is so strong and so intense that it is able to kind of tap and knockout that polar vortex and bring it into our area and that's the real story. not the snow but how cold it's going to be, especially on friday and saturday. >> and we're talking about that snow moving in. here we are at 11:00, down to the southeastern zone. by 1:00, snow enters the d.c. metro area and points to the south and east and around the i-95 corridor around 5:00 a.m., notice frederick and leesburg and warrenton, you may not see anything at all. one to two i

southeastern zones and two to four farther south and then four to eight in that blizzard warning area around the salisbury and ocean city area. so once again, we're looking at a big-time snowstorm in our area off to the east. the bigger factor is going to be how cold it is. yes, we could see delays tomorrow for the snow and we could see them on thursday and friday from the frigid trea temperatures out there. sunday, a high of 24. overnight low temperatures, i think we set a couple of records at some of the area airports around our region and then watching monday very carefully, we could see a mix, maybe even freezing rain on monday. that would not be a good thing. we're going to continue to keep our eyes all over this much more throughout the hour. >> you got it. >> exciting. first at 4:00, we'll share four simple proven strategies to help you live a happy life. >> and the threat that could

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a live look at what could be headed our way. this is charleston, south carolina. >> and that same system is headed up our way. it's going to hit us quite quickly. doug kammerer has more of what we can expect and when. parts of north carolina and southeast virginia and norfolk has a blizzard warning in effect. they are going to pick up 6 to 10 inches of snow in parts of the area. for us, we're not picking up that kind of snow. we're not picking up more than an inch in some locations. the storm is really starting to get its act together or bomb off the coast. that's why it's called a bomb. it's strengthening off the coast. 24 millibars in 24 hours.

portions of the north carolina area and raleigh. it comes between, say, 3:00, 4:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. winter weather advisory in effect. any snow that falls will stick on the roadway. that's why you need to be prepared. we could see some cancellations and delays tomorrow morning. more on that coming up in 10 to 15 minutes. a commuter alert for people riding the blue and the orange lines tonight. metro trains are single tracking between smithsonian due to a possible cracked rail. it's too early to tell if this is weather-related. however, it's not uncommon when it gets this cold. there are delays in both direction. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. i'm mark segraves. this is one of eight hypothermia vans that have been working around the clock for the past week helping the homeless to get off the streets during this frigid cold snap we've been

experiencing. they drive around the city answering calls to 311 to people who see someone on the street who might need help. when they encounter someone who don't want to go to a shelter, they've got a surprise for them. they've got these warm blankets, long çunderwear, hats, gloves, scarves, to give them that little bit of help. many people opt to get into the van and go into the warming shelters and even in an overnight shelter. district officials want you to know that you can call 311 24 hours a day to report someone who may be in a crisis because of the cold weather and they'll get to someone right away. back to you guys. >> thank you, mark. news4 is working for you during this winter weather. find out if the cold and snow will cause trouble for you and for schools as well.

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>> that's right. happening now in the newsroom, here's a look at what is coming up at 5:00. >> i think wendy's party went to a bowl of doritos. that's all you get. >> it's a big dip. >> big dip. the cold weather is our top story and with the temps expected to get colder in the next few days, pipes could burst inside your home. ahead at 5:00, how a local woman was able to avoid disaster inside her house and the ways you can protect your belongings and your family. plus, at 5:00 tonight, it may be a problem where you live. packages are either lining up or are stolen. what some people are doing to solve this delivery dilemma. we'll see you soon with those stories and plus a good deal more in just about 20 minutes. >> maybe they can hand it to

handly and he'll figure it out. >> it worked before. >> that's your next assignment. >> see you in a bit. first at 4:00, a snowy and cold forecast. amelia? >> where you see snow, that's a chance for snow. what does that mean for delays? i'll have that coming up.

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that did happen in 2016 with the monster storm that we had but this storm system is quite amazing. it's not going to be a huge snow maker for us but it's going to bring in extremely cold air and we have a chance for canceling or delaying school tomorrow because of snow and friday because of cold. out there right now, not too bad. the best day temperaturewise that we've seen, 34 degrees. winds out of the south at 6 miles per hour. take a look at what we have going on here as we move on through the radar. storm team 4 showing some snow trying to make its way down. the atmosphere is way too dry right now for that. we won't see anything develop overnight tonight. it looks like it's coming down and not reaching the ground just yet. as a matter of fact, none of this is reaching the ground just yet but it reaching the ground here, right along the coast down towards south carolina and in towards wilmington, north

the coast and this storm, as we mentioned, bombing off the coast and that means intensifying extremely rapidly. we may see almost an eye type of system with this as it moves off the coast tomorrow on the satellite picture. winter weather advisory in effect for everyone in the purple. winter storm warning off towards the east and there's the blizzard warning for areas along the beaches and also towards the salisbury, maryland area. you can see where this storm is. brutal and bad. even an inch of snow will have a big problem with the roadways out there because it will all stink. notice around 5:00 a.m., you notice where the line is, right along i-95, down to the south and east, this is where there could be problems on the road. they are a big issue here. road conditions, slick thursday morning, thursday afternoon, still some slick spots and even friday morning because of the cold we could stay on the slick side. so who has the bst

amelia is taking a closer look at that right now. >> this is the time, doug. turn the pajamas on inside out. go to bed with fingers crossed. the best chance for school cancellation is east of 95. i've broken it down county-by-county. this isn't a for sure thing. possibly canceled if you're in prince georges, anne arundel, charles, st. mary's county and king george's county as well. maybe some delays in parts of the county here in yellow. that could be washington, arlington, alexandria, fairfax, prince william, fauquier and carol counties. and then as you head farther back to the west, you don't have to worry about turning the

you can see the panhandle and washington county and winchester. but those areas that are open tomorrow, they have the best chance to be delayed on friday. 6:00 a.m., windchills, areawide below zero. i'll be posting the feels-like temperatures on my twitter page talking about the weekend. brutally cold. >> absolutely. you look at these numbers that we're talking about here, into the teens. 19 on friday and 18 on saturday. 24 on sunday as we start to break out. the dangerous cold and near record low temperatures here. not just in the d.c. area but around dulles. i think we get to the dulles airport and break those records easily. we did break a record this morning. dulles got to 1 degree. the record was 8. 24 on sunday much watching monday very closely. a high temperature in the low 30s but we could see ice on monday. that's a storm system we're going to be watching very, very closely. tuesday, a high temperature of 43. as we move towards early next week, it gets a

but we are cold. i'll take this cold over this cold any day. >> balmy. >> we're with you on that one, that's for sure. >> yeah. and if you are braving, as we all are this cold weather, know that it can be deadly and dangerous and bad for your health as the temperatures go down, the health issues go up. dr. jackie of asthma care and gaithersburg is joining us to help us avoid some of the problems. and i thought it was interesting that frostbite is one of the things that you were talking about. >> what you need to know is that it comes in stages. it's called frost nip and if it gets too white, that's the deeper layers. what you've got to be careful about is the spend damages that stick out. that would be fingers and mit

tens. >> all he see are the bicycle cops and eyes are an issue when it gets this cold. >> yes. a lot of people don't think about it. your eyes can be easily damaged from high wind and lots of cold. wearç goggles. don't forget, if we get snow tomorrow, it's going to really bother the uva rays. have sunglasses on as well. >> someone told me that their contact lens froze to their eye. >> it can be happen. be careful. >> that's crazy. >> people with asthma, i'm assuming anything with lungs, has got to be an issue. even just your sinuses get inflamed from this cold, dry weather. >> yes. the problem is, you already have the inflammation from asthma and then it makes you cough. if you weren't taking care of your asthma to begin with, this could be deadly. the key is, if you're already on an asthma medication, stay on it. if you fell off the wagon, get back on your maintenanc

inhaler. wrap up with the scarf and breathe in the warm air. >> we all say, i can feel the storm is coming. i feel it in my joints. that's true. we actually feel it in our joints. >> yes. >> even when it's continually cold. >> and especially people whovil who have arthritis. you really need to be careful about that. and particularly with older folks, you need to be careful about that. they need to be able to stretch out and worry about things like balance. >> especially you don't want anybody

so you have extra stress on the heart. if you add activity to that, whether it is something like walking into a stiff wind or certainly if there's any snow to shovel, then you're at risk of a heart attack. be really careful with that. >> and yet we always assume it's just the snow shoveling. what's the big takeaway? we'll be living with this a little longer. >> that's right. water, water, water. hydrate. you've got dry eyes, dry skin, dry lips, you've certainly got dry airways. all of those things need to be hydrated. they can be fixed with just water. stay away from caffeine and alcohol. they both dehydrate. so not much so on that hot cup of coffee and a little splash of something in the coffee. >> and red wine on a cold night. >> yep. >> dr. jackie of the family

gaithersburg, thank you. >> thank you very much. >> stay warm, everybody. leon? >> storm team 4 tracking a monster system heading our way. a look at what it's already done to roads near charleston, south carolina. look at that. doug will be back with how much we're going to see and don't forget about your pipes. we don't want them to burst in this arctic air headed our way. four steps you can take to protect your home. >> don't forget, you can carry our forecast in the palm of your hand. download the nbc washington app. so many people see january as a time to start fresh and we're working for you. with four ways to find happiness in the new year. this comes courtesy of a lifestyle blog. first, find meaning in your work. you can't quit your job, so think about how your work actually helps other people. you'll feel happier when you realize you make a difference.

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right now at 5:00, here's a look at what could be coming

way. >> this snowy scene is happening in charleston, south carolina. power has been knocked out. >> and in florida, they are seeing numbers that they are not used to. below freezing temps led to this icy mess in one man's front yard. >> here at home, we're in weather alert mode, folks. that snow is even colder. temperatures are blowing our way. >> we have team coverage tonight. let's head over to doug kammerer in the storm center to get things started. >> guys, we are tracking this storm system in weather alert mode and we're going to be in weather alert from now until saturday. the reason, the snow tomorrow, the cold tomorrow night right on through the day on saturday. the coldest air we've felt so far this season. boy, it has been cold over the last week. take a look outside right now. temperatures above freezing today in some areas. most of you staying in the upper 20s to the north and 32 to 34 degrees down to the south. nothing on the radar now but you don't have to go too far to see

none of this is hitting the ground yet but it's really starting to get its act together and down towards the parts of carolina off to the east, a blizzard warning for areas out towards ocean city. they could see 50-mile-per-hour winds. we could see 30 to 40-mile-per-hour winds here. soon, hundreds of trucks will be hitting the roads. >> shomari stone is at the city's command center in northwest with a look at the plan for the evening. shomari? >> well, good