keeping wind chills below zero even at tht late hour of the morning. any improvement in sight ite 'l let you know in the forecast. >> messy morning on the roads. water break in dec we'll have a live report on the progress that crews are making. they haul say he is like a child. >> and new details from the author of a book on the trump administration, that is getting harsh reaction from the white

good morning everyone i'm molette green. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. so it's 11:00 a.m., almost the afternoon, and the feel like temperatures remain in the single digits. in some cases even colder. extreme conditions kept road crews busy this among and closed many of the area schools. >> chopper 4 flew over great falls and captured this icy scene. snow still coats the platomic river. and it is flowing but makes you feel colder. let's catch up with what we can expect from meteorologist chuck bell. look at this, beautiful, but goodness gracious, cold. >> i'm not getting in that water. no way about it. nor should anyone out there watching today as well. a lot of ice on the local ponds and lakes now. don't go on the ice. i know it looks tempting, but in many cas

enough to support too much in the way of actual weight. right now outside, doesn't look too bad, but the wind is blowing out there. temperatures 17. wind chill minus 1. courtesy of northwest wind nearly 25-mile-per-hour angusing higher than that. temperatures area wide struggling mightily to get into the mid to upper teens. just now above the 20 degree mark down near gaithersburg. but down below zero in many neighborhoods. that's what you need to know about the weather. crazy cold continues into the first half of the weekend. very windy tomorrow as well. next storm chance on monday. maybe a little mix of some wintry weather. we'll take a closer look at that. >> thaungs, chuck. and extreme cold wrecks havoc. road closures continue. megan mcgraph joins us live

hey, megan. >> reporter: yeah, wicked cold oud here and causing problems and still seeing some of the issues happening. water main that broke on 27th street and water came gushing out on surrounding street so i street, rock creek park, all of that just frost. we had actually inches accumulated ice on the roadways, so everything had to be shut down. take look at the video from early this morning. and you can see just how dangerous the situation was. there were was like a skating rink in this entire area. tricky thing is there are access points to major commuter routes all around this intersection. and so that wrecked havoc on people coming to work. they could not go down on the rock creek parkway. it was closed on the northbound side. also the reamp from 66 west to street, thas

so a real problem for people trying to get around. i spoke to a woman new to her commute, so this was bad timing for her. >> first time coming this week, so it was pretty hectic. >> reporter: first time this is what you get. >> yeah, the whole mess. >> reporter: all right. now the good news is there is some progress here in getting the streets reopened. you are taking a live look right now at virginia avenue. this was covered with ice. they had the salt trucks come in. they've been working on it throughout the morning. brought in a fund r front end loader and able to scoop the ice up and haul it away. in the last 20 minutes virginia avenue in the westbound direction reopened. same thing with northbound rock creek they were april to get the ice out of here. so rock creek is now reopened. now as for this area you can see that d.c. water is on the scene. they have to dpo the work of repairing the water main. they have the instruction a

this is going to be closed for a while. so 27th street and i street, limited access to the freeway as well as 66 in this area. not sure how long that's going to take. but they really just got on the scene here within the last hour, hour and a half, so it's going to be sometime yet. so folks should be aware of that if they travel through the area. back to you guys. >> you have to feel for all those people working in those conditions. and love the hat, megan, love the hat. >> reporter: thank you. >> take a look at these pretty incredible images from massachusetts. damaging storm surge, high winds, and blizzard conditions. literally combine to make the perfect storm. 15 to 20 foot waves slammed chunks of ice and debris against the homes there along the coast. winter storm just wrecking havoc on airports as well up and down the east coast. >> yeah, we are fee

impacts here at our airports. chopper 4 flying over dulles airport this morning. international flights have been diverted to dulles. >> news4 justin finch live this morning at reagan airport talking to the travelers who are caught up in all of this mess. justin, what's the latest? >> reporter: hey, molette, some relief from the travelers. so far we are seeing cancelations come off the flight boards, however there are still some, and some delays as well. but that story does change from airport to airport. don't forget, we had several thousand sand flights canceled yesterday and for today, and when you factor all that together you realize it's going to take days for things to get back to normal. when flying, there is always a chance your flight might get called off. then throw in thursday's coloss

>> it was like bad but we didn't know how bad. >> reporter: bad enough to force dan wilson his friends and others to take refuge at reagan. some walking the halls in robes and pjes. >> got through it. >> reporter: though early cancelations for friday from to and from the east, some hoping to wake up in sunny florida. >> with the sea of people i can see them. >> reporter: thinking warm thoughts as they travel back to sacramento, delayed a day by weather but still on their way. >> had a good time. it was cold but a lot of fun. >> reporter: not fun a trip ending like this. >> the flight was dpee lady thr delayed for three hours. >> reporter: thisan

many frustrated passengers from a flight their plane diverted to dulles because of weather. and your heart goes out for the passengers on dulles put on buses then got to the final destinations. this trickle down could take days to recover from. so if you or a loved one will be traveling this year, it might be smart to check in with your carrier, just to double check that your flights will be okay. live here at reagan national. i'm justin finch news4, back into you. >> thanks, justin. let's keep talking about travel. a reminder amtrak is operating on modified schedule between distriktd and boston. fewer express, trains between washington and norfolk canceled. auto train from virginia south to florida. amtrak urges you to call ahead

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>> and name calling inside the white house. explosive allegations he makes in the book.

one of the over arching scenes is according to your reporting, everyone around the president questions his intelligence and fitness for f

in the sand here, 100% of the people around him. >> speaking to nbc news that is michael wolff author of the explosive new book, fire and fury, came out at nid might and many cases stores say they are sold out. >> this interview will spark more reaction from the president and white house. already called him a liar and say sources made up many of the stories in the book of the nbc4 tracie potts looks at those details and the fallout. >> reporter: white house lawyers tried to block publication of this book. it didn't work. the publisher actually moved up the date. it went on sale early this morning. >> they say he's a moron, an idiot. >>. >

show. >> i spoke with the president, whether he realized it was an interview or not, it certainly wasn't off the record. i spoke to people who spoke to the president on daily sometimes minute by minute basis. i have recordings. i have notes. i am certainly and absolutely anyway comfortable with everything i've reported. >> reporter: president trump tweets wolff has no access and is full of lies, misrepresentations and sources that doesn't exist. at midnight "fire and fury" sold out in minutes at a washington d.c. book store with explosive new details unverified by nbc, some of the most damaging information, comes from former chief strategies steve bannon. now bannon is telling another story. >> called me a great man last night. so obviously changed his tune. >> reporter: many republicans are siding with the p

reports that president trump told his lawyer to stop attorney general jeff sessions from recusing himself from the russia investigation. that according to two sources that the papers says knew about what happened. it didn't work. sessions did step down from the investigation. no comment from the white house. that book already a number one best seller and sold out this morning on amazon. tracie potts nbc news washington. >> a new jobs report out this morning. employers added 148,000 jobs in december. the labor department says the unemployment rate remained at 4.1%. developing this morning, north and south korea have agreed to hold formal talks for the first time in more than two years. the two sides will discuss how to cooperate for the winter olympics happening in pyeongchang next month. they will meet at a border town where north korean was shot whil

korea. talks set for tuesday before the opening ceremonies of 2018 olympic games. health officials say lettuce is responsible for ecoli out break. >> reporter: at least 30% of her diet for romaine. >> it's what i look for as staple. >> reporter: a stern warning, stay away from romaine lettuce until they get to the bottom of the cause of ecoly linked to two deaths. in the u.s. cdc reports 17 people gotten sick. canadian 41 people. that blames contaminated romaine lettuce. they say because they have not idened

avoid avoiding a particular food. >> we think the u.s. government should be warning consumers about eating romaine lettuce until they figure out where this problem is coming from. >> reporter: cooking usually kills food born bacteria such as ecoli but lettuce is not usually cooked. >> so the best advice if you are worried about this is simply not hughes the romaine lettuce, switch to something else. >> reporter: the industry say it's cooperating with the investigation. but if romaine lettuce is the source, highly unlikely to still be in stores because last reported illness mid-november. >> i'm going to keep an eye out. >> reporter: it could be weeks before the cdc and fda pinpoint the cause. gabe gutierrez nbc news atlanta. >> a celebrity chef is parting ways with mgm at national harbor closed on tuesday. restaurant group tells new

mutual. and they respect the new creative direction. samuelson one of three celebrity chefs to open restaurants back in 2016. a new rest haven't called conservator i cafe is going up in its place. today may not be the best way to visit the national zoo, but next time you go visit newest restaurant 10-year-old tiger. he comes from the lincoln park zoo in chicago. first tiger at our zoo in 70 years. and it's estimated that only 360 of these beautiful creatures are left in the entire world. >> he is stunning. all right. road side services, very busy today. the cold weather keeping cars from starting. a look at what you can do to prevent being stranded. and another look at the feel like temperatures. some below zero. check us back after the break with when the cold wind wile

main fire building and wind definitely had a part of it. wind will carry flames considerable distance. so, yeah, wind had a big effect. that wind is what made a fire at one building turn into a fire at five buildings in newark, new jersey this morning, broke out 3:00 a.m. in a

building. firefighters said they couldn't make entry into the original building because the heat was so intense. two firefighters were hurt when they slipped on ice trying to battle the flames as firefighters were trying to douse the flames all the water was turning into ice bass temperatures below freezing. cause of this still under investigation. and frigid temperatures are expected to last for much of the weekend, impacting millions of people throughout the northeast, including those firefighters. >> we are talking about from the carolinas up to canada where cleanup is under way after blast of snow and major flooding as well. nbc chris malone reports from boston. >> reporter: massachusetts coastline frozen stolen a seen out of arctic after wind and water battered the region. now after the injury comes insult. >> cold for sure. >> reporter: arctic blast blanketing the northeast, midwest, and much of the deep south with the wind chill it

below zero in some places. no relief coming until early next week. >> just another day in paradise. >> reporter: people are braving the cold to dig out after that bomb cyclone pummelled the region. a record storm surge sent a slushy river into downtown boston, something not seed for 40 years. towns up and down the coast caught off-guard by the fast moving tide. >> it came really fast. >> reporter: storm is being blamed for at least five deaths during the worse of it carbon monoxide poisoning killed a 13-year-old girl in new jersey and sickened several others. >> we saw tsat on the tarmac lie four or five hours. >> reporter: airlines rushing to catch up african selling flights. chris malone, nbc news, boston. >> we may not be dealing with the snow

these frigid temperatures need to be taken seriously, because time outside can be frostbite. >> ants wind makes the misery worse. >> if the wind would lay down, things wouldn't be quite horrible outside. but both of those things need to be extra cautious, put gloves on and try to keep the skin from drying out. because the wind is going no where fast. probably going to stay this breezy for about the next 36 hours. so the cold air continues to just pour into the region. northwest winds 23-mile-per-hour has prevented much of a warm-up. 17 current temperature with wind chill of minus 1. cold like that just about everywhere. could be the coldest litter will i in years. our forecast for today is 19 degrees. the last time we failed to make at least 20 for high temperature was january 22, five years ago. so our coldest day

years. and if we can stay below 20, two days in a row, today and tomorrow, it will be the first time that's happened since 1994. so temperatures right now, 17 washington, 18 leesburg, all the way up to 22 in fredericksburg but the single numbers below zero. so planning out the day today, highs around 18, 19 degrees at the most. temperatures will drop quickly, again once the sun goes down, so by 11:00 p.m. tonight down to 11 degrees. all the suburbs in single numbers tomorrow morning, maybe closer to 10 in downtown. but highs today only in upper teens and 20s. so what to wear today? get between as many layers as you can, and if you own it put it on, because you'll need it, parka, thick socks, anything and everything to keep you warm. wake up temperatures tomorrow morning about 7 in washington, 10 by the bay, 2 above in gaithersburg, and

blowing, so wind chills will be in the minus 5, minus 10 range again tomorrow morning. then tomorrow another frigid day, northwest winds continue. sun will it be out. so just like today. it won't look bad but highs tomorrow only in mid to upper teens. so potentially back to back days below 20 degrees for the first time in 24 years. >> woo. >> woo. ten day forecast isn't that bad. i'll share it with you coming up. >> thanks, chuck. all right. reaction continues to pour in this morning on story we first reported on news4 midday. u.s. attorney wants to take a tougher approach to federal pot enforcement. we'll have some of that reaction, including from the medical marijuana industry in our area. and every turn and jump picked part and examined for these olympic hope fuls. inside look at the u.s. figure

you're watching news4 midday. 11:30 on the dot just days after california legalized recollection rageal marijuana, attorney jeff sessions says pot sales are illegal every where. >> does that mean in the legal pot shops springing up in california cob raided by the feds? that's the billion dollar

question. here's nbc doty schwartz. >> reporter: it's first week and jeff sessions is casting a haze. >> here we are having a party and he wants to rein in on our parade. >> we have so many people voted for this. it would be hard to go against. >> reporter: rescinded obama memo that directed federal prosecutors to keep policing pots to the states, unless it involved minors. sessions out spoken views is taking it a step more. >> good people don't smoke marijuana. >> reporter: sessions says pot is still illegal and they can enforce federal law sending shock

marijuana sector. stockton down in double digits. investors concerned. and some blasting the concern. >> constitutional state right that's what makes this right important. our states were designed to be democracy. >> reporter: but sessions might be at odds with president trump saying he wouldn't use federal lawsuits. >> i think it sthud be up hould the states. >> reporter: that sets the stage for show down between states and the federal government. >> he doesn't realize by shutting down legitimate businesses you are going to create the black market. >> in our area there are concerns from the medical marijuana industry and patients. news4 spoke to some of those patients worried their

rs at risk. >> so if they were to crack down on it, it would be a huge loss for not only me but i feel a lot of people in the country. >> u.s. attorney's office for the district says it's focusing on dismantling criminal gangs and large scale drug distribution networks that pose a threat to public safety. one girl had a scary walk home from school wednesday. deputies say a man grabbed her and touched her inappropriately. this is a composite sketch of the suspect. girl walking along a path in sterling. she said the man appeared to be jogging when he approached and touched her. she screamed and the man ran off. home surveillance images captured this man. call the loud sheriff's office if you have any information. the show deputy while trabec is brain surgery.

clots from the brain. formed after he suffered it in october. 77 years old. hosting jeopardy for 33 years now. and he hopes to resume taping later this month. defending tennis champion serena williams won't be at this year's australia open. gave birth last september. she was actually pregnant when she won last year's open. she says her fitness isn't at the level she hoped after competing at an exhibition in abu dhabi recently. the australian opens february 15th in melbourne. >> we know she will be back. the count down to winter olympics continues in california. in just over a month team usa will take on the world in south korea. >> but right now american figure skating hopefuls are battling

roster. a look at the u.s. figure skating finals in san jose. >> reporter: it is the glamorous sport of the winter games. >> here is the double axle. >> reporter: and right here in san jose they are fighting for a spot on team usa. >> there is a plot of pressure. >> reporter: one slip or fall could mean the end to these athletes olympic dreams. but pressure also creates diamonds. and so far the jewel of this competition has been 19-year-old brady tunnel with short program. >> i felt i was prepared and so i'm happy. >> reporter: other stars to watch include olympic veteran ashley wagner, and ice dancing duo, and perhaps america's best chance at figure skating gold, 18-year-old th

five quad jumps in one program during last year's championship sz. and only undefeated male skater in the world this season. >> i never really want to lose to myself. even on a day-to-day basis at practice. and i this i that's something that will continue on and carry me through the olympics. >> reporter: and hopefully in about a month all the way to the medal stand in pyeongchang. jay gray, nbc news, san jose. >> figure skating is it my favorite of the winter games i love it. >> yeah, winter games yes i would say so. >> sunny, windy, bitter cold, when is all of this going to end. the sun can stay out, but the wind and cold has to go. >> check back after the break with this shift that we are all hoping for. hi i'm social media brittany johnson, but try to avoid hibernating and get out and get active because so many great places to have fun. ski and snow boarding resorts.

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the cold ice and salt are already beading up your car. >> working for you with four things you can do tonight to keep your car running, well, and all this winter. first, look for splits or cracks in your wiper blades. you can replace them yourself for under 20 bucks each, erika. >> yes. and second check the tire pressure. right now is a good time to do that. >> you want to check the tires when they are cold as a general rule of thumb. >> third, make sure you have enough and ti

engine. you should check it every year >> and, last, chest your batteries charge. at zero degrees it has half the cranking power at 80 degrees. a professional can do this or you can follow the instruction manual if you know where that thing is. >> i got on the storm team4 by 4 frozen over. there were ice chunks all over that thing. i tweeted a picture output it on my instagram if you want to see it. >> i'll take a peak. >> it was a lot. >> a couple of years going coverage from the back seat, and it makes it feel warmer on the laptop display i put up the roaring fire on youtube. made it feel a little more comfortable without the risk of burning things in the back seat. we have a windy and cold day today. at least the sun is out. look for any positive thing we can. remains windy and cold. 17 the temperature. minus 1 of the wind chill. and we'll be down within a couple degrees of records over the next couple of mornings.

looks like 18, 19, that's about all we can muster for high temperatures today. brutal cold is with us not just for today but tomorrow as well. frigid on sunday though the wind won't be as much of a problem on sunday. then monday with the cold air in retreat and moisture on the way may have a wintry mix on monday morning. tomorrow morning, saturday morning, waking up, temperatures in the single numbers once again, about 7 in washington, and no that's not the record for tomorrow morning. the record tomorrow at national airport is 2 above. the record on sunday morning is 5. noul at dulles airport the records are 4 and 1. bwi 5 and 3 the next couple of days. i think if we'll have a chance at breaking a record i think sunday morning is going to be the best chance. wind will stay up tonight. and that will keep temperatures a couple degrees above the record. but the dump of cold air will eventually start to retreat as we get into sunds and monday. and temperatures will be back near average by thedd

but wind chills for your try day night plans, bone chilling. below zero tonight. so hold your sweety close. 18 tomorrow. 27 sunday. there is the transition day on monday. maybe a little wintry mix becoming all rain and temperatures near 50 next week. >> wow. that's a swing. all right. thank you, chuck. golden globes has a new host this year. we'll take a look at what you can expect. >> and making cake for three king day. more about the holiday and the

. [ cheers and applause ] well, we are sure you've seen the videos. classmates celebrating college acceptances of two louisiana brothers say they learned they both were accepted into their dream schools. 18-year-old alex little heads to stanford next year. and his 16-year-old brother arring ton is going to harvard. both received full scholarships. and if that's not impressive enough, you need to hear the rest of their story. they'll be on ellen talking about pretty tough childhood and single mom who raised them and in true ellen fashion she will surprise the whole family with gifts. this is one episode you want

it is weekdays at 4. nen stick around for news4. >> thanks, molette. tomorrow is three kings day, the holiday commemorates the a rival of the three wise man to bethlehem for the birth of jesus. traditional pa tradition traditional pastries served is this. this is popular in spain, all throughout latin americas, for hispanics that celebrate this. i grew up with this so know this very well. this is educational. you'll talk to us about the difference in some of this that we find. some of the fillings, the fruit. so let's get started. this is beautiful. this is what you assembled. this is gorgeous. >> thanks. actually, these three, you have

everything thinks it's the same, but for what it is, the shape of this one. >> a little more oval. >> comes from the roman it is, use it for the peasant people to announce the winter solstice. so have the sap of the ring hapf saturn. >> and this one here, it's actually bringing to spain for the kings. >> all right. >> all right. they start doing it more in madrid and seville, so right now every year, probably in spain, you have the parades and everything, you have the three guys here. >> yes. with their gifts of gold frankincense and mirth. >> exactly. >> you don't get anything like that. >> we are not given santa gifts like that. talk about the filling and what's on top of that. >> on top of that the filling,

chocolate truffle. in this case we'll fill this with chocolate truffle. actually, you asked me about this, the circle is the crown of the king. >> okay. >> and the fruit is this around the king. >> i did not know there. i knew there was a dried fruit on top but didn't know the significance. >> and also you find a little bit of this. >> baby jesus. >> some people, who was tit, i think it was louis the 4th put a coin and give it to people, that way those lucky, so big pack of history. >> and our family, if you got the slice that had the baby jesus, number one, don't swallow it. and number two, you were the person because you got the slice you had to host the party ts next time around. so about a minute left. i'm going to do some work with you. and you'll slice it

try it. >> yeah i'll slice it for you. >> can i say the ones i've tried are never filled with whip cream. this looks way better than what i used to eat. >> exactly. >> thank you. >> try that part in the meantime. we don't have that much time. >> all right. >> i mean, it started actually many years ago, started as a french pastry. this is more like this. >> the cream is so good. >> there you get the present right there. >> i do. oh, my gosh. really? >> yes, you did. >> i didn't know there was a piece of the wrapping around it. you are right. okay. >> you got it. >> i'm hosting the party. party at my house. >> you are. >> this is excellent. >> yes. >> so you just sliced this up. now you are filling it with fresh cream. a lot of these just have sugar on top, dried t

top is in this case we mix sugar with vodka. >> okay. chef here in d.c. showing us and celebrating us celebrate three kings day which is tomorrow january 6th. molette back to you. >> so educational. >> party at my house, girl. >> i'm there. coming up, we'll get you ready for the golden globes, another big party. there are few movies you may want to see

we've got a lot to talk about. >> seth myers rolling out the red carpet and getting ready to host the 75th golden globes shows sunday night at nbc4. >> and shows us what movies will be honored this weekend. great to see you, jason. let's start first with best film category. best film drama i should say. >> yeah, hey, happy friday. we have to remember that unlike the oscars, the globes divides everything into best picture drama and best picture comedy musical which makes it crazy to predict who is actually going to go on for front runner for oscars, but i think we are in for real big ri

like in years past. on the drama side leading candidate is 7 nominees for shape of water, fantasy romance, sort of take on splash, if you want to call it that. i'm thinking hollywood foreign press might lean that way, because it is the foreign press, and they might go for his movie. it was a fine movie. i enjoyed t but personally rooting for steven spielberg the post in the drama. who dunn kirk. let's go shape of water. and then best drama winston churchill for darkest hour. and then even francis out of maersk, s missouri, or merrill streep in the post. >> comedies,

those, what do you think? >> this year especially there were some odd choices of movies that i think are probably going to be the leading oscar c contenders for best over all. comedy side because they are a little bit of sat tire. this he do this every year. so i think two of the favorites is lady bird, awesome coming of age movie, about millennials, but also get out, said this is more of definitely more of horror movie or documentary about the race relations. so that's here as satire if the comedy category. so i would give it to get out if it's the strongest film although i don't think the comedy but best movie for the year. for best actor comedy james franco for the disaster artist. sort of the edoo

outer space for the infamous for the room. or get out could win it. best actress either going to be laid bird, amazing coming of age. or getting a lot of momentum for i tanya which just came out. so maybe i tonya. >> and i think quite a few of them this season. what are some up for awards? >> yeah, we have all the fan favorites, from game of thrones to stranger things competing here. i think those might be better served when the saga wards come around. i this i in terms of sunday at the globes, i think it's going to be the handmaid's tail, for drama which dominated at the emmys, so it might win best drama. and everyone saying steering brown for nbc t

did that at the emmys as well. he just was a foster parent himself this time this season. but honestly i think in the comedy camera, marvel es mrs. mable. but big winner in the mini series for hbo big little lies. >> all right. we'll watch out for all of that. >> exciting. thanks, jason. >> lots to watch this weekend. >> all right. and we need to stay indoors anyway and watch some of these shows. >> perfect timing. >> catch up. >> because it's going to be so cold. >> yeah, bing watching weather for sure. teens in the next few days. near balmy 50 degrees by next week. >> all right. thanksfor joining us on

♪ . >> we are live in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ♪. >> there it is right there. the red carpet is being rolled out. host seth meyers is ready to go. there he is. the first awards show of 2018 is here this weekend. we are fired up here at "access." natalie is off today, she covering the figure skating olympic trials. scott evans is here. >> i got you, boo. >> it will be you and me on the red carpet. >> yes. >> is this your first globe? >> this is my first global. i'm kind of freaking out. listen, me and you to do it together, let's get it, baby. >> i have to tell you, when i'm on t