y2l2xy y16fy before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. a monster storm headed up the east coast tonight. some could see blizzard conditions. others less than an inch of snow. storm team 4 getting you prepared for what you'll see tomorrow morning. the storm causing major travel

thousands of canceled flights. we'll show you some of the damage already done. and chopper 4 over breaking news tonight. what we are learning about the body police found in a local pond. >> announcer: news 4 begins now with storm team 4. some of you are already seeing some snow out there. for many more get ready. it is on the way. good evening, everybody. i'm jim handly. >> i'm doreen gentzler. we've got a lot to cover. let's start with some school announcements. prince george's, fairfax, howard and anne arundel county schools are all on a two-hour delay tomorrow. prince william county schools and st. mary's county schools are already planning to be closed. >> howard university will be closed tomorrow and friday because of heating and water problems. and joint base andrews will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow. we'll have more delays and closings at the bottom of your screen and in our nbc washington app. but now let's kick off our team coverage tonight with storm team 4ef

kammerer and the latest timing and track of this thing. doug? >> it's way up across our region. already seeing snow in our southern zones. and those areas that are seeing the snow now, you folks are going to get the most. if you're not seeing snow just yet, though, in the d.c. metro area and points to the north and west, it's coming your way too. take a look. show you wa we're dealing with right now. here's the though. we talked about the areas along and east of i-95. if you're along and east of i-95 you have the best chance of not only seeing snow but seeing akumth snowfall. we're seeing snow right now in waldorf. fredericksburg, spotsylvania. around the leonardtown area. it's been snowing very lightly but it's already covering the ground because of the fact it's been so cold. we're already seeing roads that are covered across the region. nothing going on in frederick and leesburg. i think even you folks might see some. here's the back edge. and you see what i'm looking at. look at the storm. you can see over the last couple of frames, watch all the oranges, the reds develop here.

associated with that. that shows you this thing is really intensifying extremely quickly. just off the coast and moving up the coast. so winter weather advisory in effect for areas in the purple. dpligdric county, loudoun county, prince william, and over toward park, everybody to the east, also including a winter storm warning down around the northern neck, eastern maryland and over toward parts of the ocean city krar. rehobo rehoboth, you're looking at blizzard warnings. snow through morning a tough morning commute for many of us and then extremely cold through saturday. we cannot overlook the bottom rung here. we're going to talk much more about this. i'm seeing you back here with a new updated snowfall total map in about ten minutes. >> all right, doug, thank you. we'll talk to you in a minute. virginia is under a state of emergency tonight because of this storm. this is a live look at i-95 at akikwon. there is a bit of snow but you can't see much hitting the ground quite yet.-dot has crewsr

the morning commute. and road crews in maryland and the district also hard at work tonight. news 4s sh's shomari stone got look inside the d.c. public works command center. live with details on their plans for overnight. how's it looking, shomari? >> reporter: well, the d.c. snow team has already sent out trucks as of 8:00, pretreating the roads. primariry and secondary roads along with ramps, overpasses and bridges. right now i'm in the farragut salt zone in northeast d.c. you can see all this salt here. a front end loader will be coming here, removing the salt, dumping it in trucks. those trucks, 200 of them, will be deployed throughout the district treating the roads. we also talked to some drivers who are already preparing for the snow. >> the ice bothers me more than the snow. >> reporter: chris hoge fills up before snow hits northwest d.c.

difficult to get to a pump. might be more difficult to get around. >> reporter: tonight's d.c. department of public works loaded up these trucks with salt brine to help prevent icy roads. the trucks will drop it on primary and secondary roads and neighborhoods. >> i live on a hill. so anytime the rain or the snow comes down and freezing it tends it turn into ice. >> you see what is going on outside. right now we're inside at the department of public works snow xlaern command center. you see right here these boxes. each one represents a snow plow. each snow plow has a gps on it, and it allows people in this room to know what roads have been treated, what roads still need to be treated, and right over here these are the busy intersections throughout the district. >> for motorists tomorrow morning we're going to be working throughout the night. >> reporter: christopher shorter is the d.c. department of public works director. he says 200 trucks will be sent out at 1:00 in the morning to treat roads. >> we've had

temperatures. the road surfaces are very cold. any precipitation that falls tomorrow morning, whether it's half an inch or three inches, could be hazardous. >> reporter: chris hoge will drive carefully while dreaming for spring. >> i'm ready for warm weather. absolutely, shomari. >> reporter: i'm ready for warm weather too, chris. but right now we have to deal with the present. and right now i'm here in the farragut salt dome and you have all this salt here. it's going to be treated throughout the district in different areas. meanwhile, if you see the drivers, they're out here working. give them plenty of room while me apply the salt and the brine on the roadways. live here in northeast d.c., i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> swimming in salt there. shomari, thanks. we want to show you live pictures from ocean city, maryland now. they are under a blizzard warning tonight. this is what the booedwalk looks like right now. snow, very light snow is starting to fall. this is courtesy of

live there tomorrow morning for news 4 today and tonight he gave us a little preview of what to expect. >> reporter: see the winds beginning to gust a bit out here. throughout the day temperatures have been in the 30s. right now we are bracing for the snowfall. forecast to come our way here in ocean city. we are watching the storm as it makes its way across the area on news 4 today. we'll be doing so live. we hope you'll join us and we'll get started tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. back to you in the studio. >> all right, justin, thank you. and we'll have everybody in tomorrow morning to get you started with the latest on the school closings, the delays too, and an updated forecast as you head out the door starting at 4:00 a.m. jim, you had to think, just listening to justin there, that was brutal. h

frigid temperatures and snow are already delaying and canceling thousands of flights tomorrow. according to flightaware.com, more than 3,000 flights have already been canceled. the site's misery map shows all the delays and cancellations in red. boston logan international says that nearly 70% of their flights tomorrow are canceled. of course this winter storm not the only one affecting the mid-atlantic and new england area but also down south we see the same thing happening down there. whiteout conditions in south carolina and georgia. snow left drivers stuck on i-95. some folks down there took their pets and actually got outside and walked on the highways. as you see that. freezing rain, sleet and though stretched down into northern parts of florida. tallahassee saw its first measurable snowfall there in nearly 28 years. down in norfolk at the naval station military leaders looked at the threats forhi

planes that land on them. major airlines say that they have waived change fees for flights in the northeast and in the south. no word yet on modified service plans for tomorrow on amtrak's northeast corridor. so we'll be watching to see what happens with that. and then we'll keep you posted. guys, back to you. >> all right, leon. thank you. we have more breaking news now. montgomery county police tell us they found a woman's body in the pond this evening. the water was iced over. news 4's darcy spencer with the latest now from investigators. >> reporter: montgomery county police were called here to this neighborhood pond right around 3:30 this afternoon. a resident had discovered remains and called 911, reporting a suspicious situation. this is chopper 4 video of the scene here at 14200 ballinger terrace in burtonsville. when police got here, they determined these were in fact human remains. they pulled the woman's body from the pond and l

montgomery county police are still trying to figure out who the woman was and how she died. in burtonsville, darcy spencer, news 4. a man was found dead today inside a home in germantown, and investigators are trying to figure out what happened. they think he was murdered. chopper 4 over the scene on crossridge way tonight as detectives were investigating. they tell us the man was found with some sort of trauma to his body. if you know anything, montgomery county police want to hear from you. police in prince george's county are hoping a man they have been searching for has found his way to someplace warm. 65-year-old daniel dehaven is a husband and father. he has dementia, and he may be in trouble. he was last seen in the parking lot of the costco store just up the frood his home. police canines spent the day scouting the woods looking for him. if he's out in this cold for too long, he may not

new at 11:00 tonight, after he claimed millions of fraudulent votes were cast in the 2016 election, president trump has decided to end his voter fraud commission. he cited a lack of cooperation from the states. mr. trump created that commission this summer, you'll recall, claiming without evidence that voter fraud cost him the popular vote in the election. hillary clinton received about 3 million more votes nationwide but lost by nearly 80 votes in the electoral college. i'm tracking the snow coming in right now across parts of our area we are seeing snow south of washington, even some heavier snow into parts of southern virginia that's making its way up our way. i'm revising the snow totals just a little bit. i'm going to update you on that and what's coming xt. ne

deputy attorney general rod rosenstein discussed the house investigation into russian election meddling today with house speaker paul ryan. house intelligence committee chair devin nunes had set a deadline for today for rosenstein to provide information on a dossier about donald trump's alleged ties to russia or be held in contempt. late tonight nunes said his committee will get the requested documents. meantime, in the most direct challenge yet to the special counsel's legal authority, former trump campaign chair paul manafort is suing robert mueller and the justice department. manafort argues that prosecutors overstepped their bounds by charging him with conduct that he says is outside the scope of the russia probe.

the justice department calls the suit frivolous. fire and fury isn't just the name of an explosive new book on the trump presidency. it's also the response from the white house tonight and the president himself. former chief strategist steve bannon calls the 2016 trump tower meeting between the president's son and a group of russians "treasonous," according to the book. bannon also suggests that special counsel robert mueller's probe is on the right track. the book claims the president demeaned communications director hope hicks in front of her and used a vulgar expletive to describe acting attorney general sally yates. >> i think furious, disgusted would probably certainly fit when you make such outrageous claims and completely false claims against the president, his administration, and his family. >> nbc has not confirmed much of what's in the book, and it appears to rely heavily on bannon, who was fired. tomorrow flip a coin. or in the case of virginia's

94th house district race -- the race in newport news between democrat shelly simons and gop incumbent david yancy will be decide when'd one of their names is drawn from a bowl tomorrow. if yancy wins, republicans will hold a slim majority in the house. if simons wins the house will be evenly divided. it's likely that there will be another recount either way. virginia governor-elect ralph northam thinks he'll be able to work with republicans regardless of who has control of the house. northam sad down for an exclusive interview with news 4's julie cary today. the governor-elect says he's adamant about expanding medicaid, gun control, and decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana. he says it doesn't matter that republicans didn't vote for him. he just wants to unite both parties. >> we have a unique opportunity with the makeup of the legislature this year to i think really bring people from both sides of the aisle and get? good

>> when the governor-elect is sworn in a week from saturday, he says you can forget him wearing an overcoat. the soon-to-be first lady of virginia says she'll buy him some long underwear to go underneath his tux. >> maybe a couple of pairs. six numbers that could change one or several people's lives tonight. >> $460 million will warm you up pretty quickly in this cold. here are the winning numbers. check your tickets. 2, 18, 37, 39, 42, and the powerball is 12. >> nobody won last night's mega millions drawing. so the jackpot on that lottery game is still growing as we speak. friday night's drawing will now be worth an estimated $418 million. >> wow. so we still have another chance. >> we do. >> so if you don't get snow tonight, you can buy it. have it shipped in. >> you could buy snow for that -- with that much money.

out. whatever you want to do. >> well, we aren't going to need to ship any out. >> i don't think so. the interesting thing about this, once again, it's going to take this much snow to cause some major issues on the road. we've got that coming in right now. already snowing in parts of our southeastern zone, snowing around fredericksburg, over toward waldorf, and once again i'm seeing pictures from those areas. and it's sticking on the roads immediately, and this is why. once again, we've got a very cold night out there. the current temperature with the snow about to start coming down in the d.c. area, around 30 degrees. those winds out of the east at 8 miles an hour starting to bring in a little bit more moisture. and you notice down to the south our numbers have been dropping in areas like fredericksburg and huntingtown down to 37 now. so everything is falling and dropping the temperatures and stick on the roadways. here's where the winter weather advisory is, frederick county, leesburg, warrington and points to the east. that's the winter weather advisory. now, the winter storm warning includes parts of the northern neck over toward the eastern shore, and then you've gohe

includes ocean city, rehoboth, and over toward salisbury where not only are they going to see four to eight inches of snow, they're going to see 40 to 50-mile-per-hour winds. but winds are going to be a factor here too. we'll see winds in our area gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour tomorrow. it's going to be a brutal day. here's the radar. and you notice it looks like it's snowing just about everywhere. but the atmosphere is still very, very dry. we call this the donut hole. anytime you see that around the radar site it shows you that it's snowing aloft but as it's coming down it's evaporating. it's not snowing yet in d.c. but starting to. starting to see some snow around waldorf, fredericksburg and points to the south. we talked earlier today about that sharp cutoff. look at that cutoff. snow to the east and nothing back toward the west. that's going to be the case for tomorrow. now, snow coming down heavily around portions of the delmarva. already really heavy now just around the norfolk area. and look at this. you can really see this storm developing. watch right here this line of thunderstorms that developed, almost looks like a hurricane, like the eye of a

and we do have some lightning. look at this right other there. lightning coming in. we have some thundersnow with this as well as the storm continues to amplify. here's the future weather. timing this out for you. here it is, 11:00, about right. as we move into the 1:00 hour, coming through the d.c. metro area over toward i-95, and then it starts to envelop the entire region mostly east of the blueridge. if you're in winchester, hagersto hagerstown, you're not going to see anything at all. in frederick and leesburg you won't see much either because it's going to move back to the east. by 8:00 still snowing around d.c. that tells you we're going to be in for one heck of a rush hour tomorrow morning before it's all said and done and moves out of here. now, your snowfall forecast. i've updated this a little bit. i've moved it back a little bit. so i think leesburg and frederick, you'll see a little coating up to an inch. i move the one to two into d.c. back toward stafford county around fredericksburg. i move the two to four closer to fredericksburg and into portions of charles county and then you see where the four to eight inches are. wouldn't be surprised if extreme rt

little more like around four inches too. dwlurz snowfall map for the day. tomorrow heads up. we're seeing a lot of school closings and cancellations. this is why. the roads will become very slick very early tomorrow and that's going to be a big problem. even tomorrow night and into friday. because of the cold we'll see many slick roads, especially those secondary roadways. so give yourself time. and then we see this. look at tomorrow morning. wind chills already in the single digits. but tomorrow night we go below zero, and by friday morning our wind chills, minus 8 d.c., 17 below zero in winchester, with higher gusts we could reach 20 to 25 below. we're going to see a lot of school closings during the day on friday too as a result of the colder air coming on in here. high temperatures on friday and saturday only in the upper teens. we're calling tomorrow, friday, and saturday all weather alert days. guess what? we could have another weather alert day on monday as another storm system mochz in. that one we're going to be watching very closely. could have some ice associated with that one and staying cool into the middle of next week.

sheena par vooen and samarra theodore are in tomorrow. >> 4:30 a.m. thank you, doug. >> 4:00 a.m. >> 4:00 a.m. >> bradley beal andhe wizards t

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>> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk. the wizards have found a way to beat a team with a losing record. hard to imagine that was their problem. tonight the first game of 2018 a home game where they've had success. and tonight it's against the subpar new york knicks team. bradley beal, the reigning eastern conference player of the week, getting a hug pregame.

love after this. final seconds of the first half, beal with the miss. john wall there to get it. puts it up at the buzzer. wall gave the wizards a two-point lead at the break. and in the third quarter wizards pulling away. wall over to bradley beal. he throws it down. the one-handed right-hand dunk part of a 15-3 run for the wizards. and you know, guys, kristaps porzingis really wanted to go ice skating. look at porzingis slipping during the crossover, hitting the three. beal fired up. team-high 27 points for him. wizards putting this one away. ten-point game in the fourth. and wall with the finishing touch here. doesn't slow down in the cold, you guys. he had 25 points and 9 assists. wizards win 121-103. big night for beal and the team. but it comes down to him taking out porzingis. >> he stumbled a little bit on that one, and i told myself the second time i'm going to do a

make him fall. he didn't hit the deck, but i knew once i created space, i feel like if i got an entry on you i'm going to get it off and it's going to go in. just snokd knocked it down. shot it with confidence. >> no shame in your game, brad, i like it. one of the best teams in the acc on the road in this year's men's basketball commonwealth clash. number 8 virginia showed their dominance over virginia tech. tony bennett and the cavs for their 13th win of the season. first half uva up nine, but the hokies work the ball down low to cary blackshear jr. finishing with the slam. 14 for him. virginia tech down seven. later hokies bringing the full court press. kyle guy no look pass to diatete. beautiful pass. reverse dunk. he had nine points off the bench. virginia up 12 at the half. second half cavaliers putting this one away. they kick it out to deandre hunter, knocking down the trey. 14

virginia beats virginia tech 78-52. and some other scores for you tonight. gw falls to duquesne 69-52. u-mass tops george mason 80-72 in overtime. howard also on the road against florida a&m. they win 84-76. and vcu and st. joseph also settled in overtime. the rams fall 87-81. >> all right. and congratulations on your powerball win. seven bucks? >>

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