let everything in. i think it's going to be a night full of emotions. it's a whole new thing for us. >> talk about how it sets you up for pyeongchang. >> i'm thrilled because we didn't have a perfect skate. in both programs we have a lot of room to grow. maybe we can still get the scores we got and still have that much room to grow. it puts us in line with what we intend to be podium wise for pyeongchang. >> congratulations. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. >> terry: andrea, thanks. we have to wait for the official results but the top three are going. hubbell and donahue the champs. figure skating returns next weekend with the smukers skating spectacular. you can relive it the moments. coming up next except on the

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alert and take a look at what is causing the concern. that system right there, that's headed our way. our meteorologist is standing by. the structure causing so many problems on campus and keeping the students away. well, we broke records this morning and another blast of wintry weather is headed our way. good evening. imer 'm erica gonzalez. this is video of people enjoying great falls park today. picture perfect, isn't it? but the weather is about to take a dangerous storm team turn. we begin our live team coverage from the weather center. za mar za mr ra

which means black ice, folks. i'll let you know the timing. let's take a look at the area with a winter weather advisory. it's the bulk of the region until you head farther south down toward southern maryland. you guys not under that winter weather advisory. it looks more like rain by the time it reaches you. it begins at 3:00 p.m., extending to 9:00 p.m. tomorrow evening, impacting that evening commute. it's hitting during that drive home. the wintry mix is going to be primarily located in d.c., the d.c. metro area and then farther north. rain is what's going to be impacting areas like southern maryland. we're talking freezing rain which means a chance for some ice. we've got to watch this system very closely, again, moving in, impacting the second half of your monday. now, coming up we'll go ahead and time that out, get a closer look at the areas that could see that potential black ice as well as the warmup that's on the way. i'll have that in a moment.

we have new details and video about how weather has affected howard university. ripped tarps and ruptured pipes due to heating issues. they will delay classes for more than a week. darcy spencer is live near campus with an update on all of this. darcy? >> reporter: erica, students were expected to return to class tomorrow. that is not going to happen because of all this extensive damage caused by the weather. take a look behind me. this building is called the annex. it's one of the classroom buildings. what you're seeing are these tubes, the yellow tubes, the white tubes. basically they're sucking moisture out of this building. some of the steam pipes burst, filling the building with moisture. and now there is concern about mold. let's show you some more of that video from inside the building. the ceiling tiles had to be removed because of that damage. there is water on the floor. there is some flooding.

to be off limits for at least a month. there is also heating problems across the campus. students are being held in four of nine resident halls, and work is also being done around the clock to get everything back to normal. >> this is our main physical therapy lab for this college. and we had just got finished remodeling this space. and as you can see, it's a total loss. >> i can see that this has certainly been the most ex t extenuating circumstances that howard has faced for quite some time, and we're seeing the repercussions of this extreme weather. >> reporter: students have been told to return to campus on tuesday, january 16th. that was information they put out yesterday. i did ask, do you feel like you could stick to that timeline? they say yes, they are working around the clock to try to get everything back to normal. and again, the damage here

millions of dollars. erica, back to you. >> darcy spencer outside howard university for us tonight. darcy, thank you. i want to give you a heads-up now on your commute for tomorrow morning. the national parks service will delay the reopening of parts of beech drive in northwest d.c. for one week due to cold weather. construction started in late august. beach drive is expected to reopen between tilden and park and broad branch and lagdon on january 15th. it's extremely important that you pay attention to the weather tomorrow. i want to show you a live look at i-66 at glebe road in arlington. they'll be back out to retreat roads with salt and sand. remember, move over and give those snow trucks plenty of room to work. get the latest updates from our nbc washington app and join the conversation about this brutal cold on our facebook page. our chief meteorologist doug kammerer is coming in

you drready for tomorrow, and we'll have more weather updates. voters make a decision in a hotly disputed election. and control of the house of delegates would hang in the balance. plus, these brave souls decided to throw on their skates and hit a popular canal that does not usually look

appealed a federal judge's decision denying their request for a new election that could determine control of the house of delegates. kenneth l erklecky, his wife ju and others are suing when they received the wrong ballot. republican don dallas beat them in the district. the democrats currently hold an edge in virginia's house. it has been so cold that in a lot of areas water has frozen over and folks are skating on the ice. take a look at this. dozens of people on the c & o canal in cambridge, however, it is warned this is not a good idea, folks. not a good idea to skate on bodies of water even though they do appear frozen. our amy cho was out there and she talked to these folks. >> it's between 3

deep here, so certainly freezes up when temperatures get going for a stretch of days. >> earlier this week, someone drove an suv on the potomac river and they had to be rescued when the ice cracked. somebody in new hampshire has enough dough to buy several houses for starters, after they won last night's $700 million powerball jackpot. 12, 29, 30, 33, 61 and the powerball was 26. people have been trying to figure out who won this big jackpot. so far the lucky ticket holder has not come forward. they're probably still passed out on the floor in disbelief. we are bassing do i passing down to the golden globes. hello, justin timberlake and jessica biel. a brazen downtown

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tone of the most pristine and beautiful parts -- of the world. but barbara comstock just voted to put it up for sale. why? to pay for tax cuts for billionaires and big corporations. comstock supported donald trump's tax scheme for the wealthy, adding $1.5 trillion to the debt and leaving us with the bill. tell barbara comstock we won't stand for selling our wild lands to give billionaires a tax cut. now to a brazen jewelry heist at an upscale store in downtown d.c. the crook smashes through the front door, breaks several display cases and makes off with the goods. and it's not the first time this has happened. news4's derek ward went

out. >> reporter: he couldn't have been that big a burglar. he was able to get in through a rather small hole inside a rather big rock. the alarm at benson's jewellers went off about 4:30 in the morning. the proprietor ken stein was reminiscent of another robbery just before christmas. >> they smashed the window. >> this time they got away with three showcases of merchandise. mr. stein spent the morning reflecting on the loss. the robber hasn't been caught and he wonders if the december burglar made a return visit. his video footage of the latest incident, police could release it soon. in the meantime -- >> you just cross your fingers when you go home at night that everything is locked up. i think a gate is going to be coming soon. >> derek ward, news4. all eyes are on beverly hills tonight.

golden globes award. is that ricky? it's ricky martin, y'all. i want to show you a live scene outside the beverly hills hotel. we're already seeing lots of names coming on the red carpet. the stars show support of the me too movement, dressed in black. seth meyers hosts tonight's awards. you can catch it all right here on news4. the golden globes red carpet starts at 7:00, the awards at 8:00. keep an eye out for the big winners. a retelling of the birth of jesus at the gala theater in northwest d.c. today. the annual bilingual three kings celebration featured the maji, live animals and local performers. the event absolutely free for the economy. gala has been promoting and sharing the latino arts and cultures for more than 40

little breezeier than usual today. it was the annual no pants metro ride. dozens of riders didn't let the cold stop them from stripping down. some even took their pants off before they got inside the metro station. their goal? to have some fun, to make people laugh, and i'm sure to make them feel a little bit uncomfortable. >> it freaks people out, you know. it makes people uncomfortable but, you know, just live your life. it's fun. >> we have amazing legs. everyone should know. >> the reaction from everyone is so great, and the way everybody dresses up, it's fun to be a part of this. >> dresses up? you mean dresses down, hello. the no pants ride has been a tradition in d.c. for ten years now. why? i don't know, folks. i mean, they just -- look at that, they just do it. ten years running. it >> it's too cold to b teinakg your pants off.

morning at 7:00. i can only imagine what these folks were feeling. >> eyes up here. let's talk about this cold, how much longer it continues. we're talking about wintry mixes in there and somehow some sort of climb into the 60s, maybe? >> i know, you know. we've got this warm weather at the end of the week but we're not through the woods yet, folks. we have a few more things to get through. more importantly, a winter weather advisory. it goes into effect at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow until 9:00 p.m. in the evening, which means it impacts that critical time when you're headed home. beyond that, we have a january thi thaw that will bring us warm weather at the end of the week. here's a look at the system. it's a cold front. along the cold front, we have icy conditions a little farther north. down south we are seeing some of that rain that's going to continue to push toward the

impacting our area as we head into tomorrow. here's the timing on this. watching the models all weekend, noticing it's been pushing it in a little bit earlier and earlier with each model coming in. so i think around the noon hour, it's going to be midday on monday where we'll start to see that wintry freeze. what are we talking about? we're talking about a chance for some sleet as well as freezing rain to start us off in the middle of the day. that's going to continue to push west. notice who is being impacted by that winter precip areas in the district and then north. you look a little farther south, it looks like it's all rain for y'all. that's why areas a little farther south down toward southern calvert county are not under that winter weather advisory. moving into tuesday morning, it's out of here. weusthave to make it through that monday commute. looking at your monday commute, tomorrow morning actually not bad. very tranquil, in fact, but cold. by the afternoon that's when we're going to see that chance for freezing rain. remember, it's rain that falls. we've been under arctic conditions for so long that the

once that rain hits it, it's going to freeze it and turn into ice and that becomes a dicey situation. treated roads, i'm thinking they'll be pretty wet. untreated roads, that's where we could see the black ice, folks. give yourself time so you can take your time. driving conditions, make sure you're driving very slowly. bring it back, talk about right now current temperatures. 21 degrees in the district. 19 in gaithersburg. this morning feeling below zero. we had some lighter winds today so that took the edge off of it. temperatures tonight falling to about 19 degrees overnight. tranquil, partly cloudy. waking up tomorrow morning, still cold enough so make sure the kids have layers standing at the bus stop. here's a look at the temperature trend. we are warming. as we head into the week, by tuesday and wednesday into the 40s. thursday around 55 degrees. the norm for this time of year is in the low 40s, so this will be a nice break that we really deserve here in the

outlook. that expires as we head into your tuesday and we are looking at temperatures possibly hitting that 60-degree mark, maybe even a little warmer. 61 for friday, folks. i am very hopeful about this. but like i said, it comes with some rain chances at the end of the week, erica. >> thursday, friday and saturday, chances for all three of those days. samora theodore,

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george wallace joining us now on this icy cold day. the caps cranking up the heat. >> they are. they're playing some really good hockey right now. if you're thinking to yourself you haven't seen a caps game in a while, you would be ri

the caps are playing for the first time since last tuesday. a nice break to recover a bit after standing at the top of the metropolitan standings, and right now a one-point lead over new jersey against the blues. last loss at home november 30. high temperature that day, by the way, 60 degrees. no score during first period. alex ovechkin fires and scores. 1-0 caps. game tied at 1 in the second. some nifty passing right here. chen screaming for hopi. hopi not too happy with that one. get it to obi, let him do the rest. obi leads in scoring with 27 goals this season. overtime tied at 3.

location of his choice. capitols win it 4-3 in overtime. davidson arrives at eagle bank arena by uber. uber to the rescue. as for the game, a struggle for the patriots, but otis livingston drives and makes it. the wildcats later in the half, davidson's john axle all the way for a layup. second half, more davidson, more goodman. three of his game highs 24. 86-59. patriots will try to regroup at home with st. joe's on wednesday. a really good game with a comeback win and a

game 2 started in jacksonville where a couple droughts came to an end. jacksonville hosted a playoff game for the first time since the 1999 season. the same time the bills were last in the post-season. something had to give. the first post-season starts tyrod taylor and blake bortles. big stop on third and goal for buffalo by who? our former friend and red skin alexander. fourth and goal, bortles finds koyek for the touchdown. first of the season. jaguars up 10-3. under two to play now. taylor trying to make something happen. he's taken down by ballard. his head hits the ground hard here. he has to leave the game with game protocol. after picking up a big

and 3, intercepted on the far side by dale. ramsey with 33 seconds left. the play was reviewed and upheld. head coach frank mcdermott clearly not pleased with this one. the jaguars win it 10-3 and advance to next year's divisional wrap. >> so sad. i was really pulling for them. >> for bortles? >> yeah, yeah, the underdog. stay tuned for the golden globes coming up next. ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea.

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