"news4" begins with a weather alert. >> snow, sleet, rain. in fact, a flood watch starting at noon today for most of our we're keeping an eye on how the weather is impacting your arng. good mornd welcome to a n snows day. >> i'm chris lawrence. >> and i'm erika gonzalez >> lauryn ricketts starts our

team coverage. laur lauryn, what's next? >> we've got rain that's next, guys, once that transition from the wtry mix takes place, we have rain. look at this this transition beginning to take place. areas to the south and east of i i-95 are seeingra that . all of that snow and warm air is now being transitioned tod plai rain. yellow shows you where it's heavy in spots. we're seein possibly isolated events of flooding. this is going to continue all afternoon. you go on the western side of i-95, we've got snow. we've got sleet mixed in in somt but this warm air will start to ift to the north and west with areas alongi-81 the last to see that transition. and look at this, those temperatures supportive of the snow. temperatures are in the upper 20s here in d.c., we have a temperature of 34, down through

southern maryland, in the mid to upper 30s. we do have a winter weather advisory for those areas in purple, winter storm warning for the areas in pink and we have a flood watch that begins at noon. i had much -95 to the south and east with areas of moderate rainfall. we'll break down the future cast nd all that coming up in minutes. >> snow days are the things of kids' dreams. look at the whipping out the sleds this morning. >> justin finchs live in gainesville. we better pace ourselvth on e snow days. we've got a long way to go. >> reporter: it's only just beginning here. we've beee out here in virginia area and frederick county and warren county and s

conditions much like we were seeing right accumulation on the ground. this is not powder. it's kind of icy and dse here. that is what is piling up not only on the ground here but also on the ground. as you can see, whitney road here, a lot of slush in the street here. go over toward the intersection there, much more clear, much more traffic. a lot of people who wok up this morning were surprised to see this much snow actually coming down. most only thought they'd see a dusting, maybe a little bit of snow. woke up to a lot of it and also school cancelled, too. we just met a short time ago a group of plow truck drivers who say this was a surprise for them as well and their advice n is for everyone out there to be careful, whether you are walking or driving, ttoo, andy say as for their jobs as for plowing, they can handle it but it all

depends on how this day wears on. >> it's so cold you know, right now there's a lot of traffic on the road but during rush hour, everybody's at work. later ngternoon, it's go be bad. >> as you can see right now, this is not over yet. still have quite a bit of snow coming down on top of us. the plows are doing their best to keep up with the snowfall the. megan mcgrath is watching conditions over in fredeck county. what are you seeing out there? >> well, justin, we're seeing a lot of snow here. it started about 7:30 in thear frederick . you can see the accumulation that we've had here. we have been to urbana, we've been to the historic section of frederick, we've been to br braddock heights. >> reporter: plows loaded up and

hit the roads well in advance of today's snow. major roa were pretreated but even so snow began to accumulate as temperatures dropped. an- st car caused problems near i-70. the slick streets caught many off guard. >> i expected to see rain as i came into 270. >> reporter: traffic aside, the snow sure made things pretty add frederick's historic district. we caught up with a man who with his phone was showing the snow to his mothe in brazil. >> oh, let me see, let me se oh, beautiful, beautiful. >> reporter: andhe snowfall coming befe thanksgiving proved to be novelty for even season folks. what do you think? snow before thanksgiving? >> absolutely not. >> wow, november 15th, iean't

believit, snow already. hope it's not a sign of things to come. >> reporter: so if you are out and about, take a look at that slush. a lot of roads look like this out there. so certainly take it now one group who was very happy that it snowe e soly and even this early in the year, the school kids. they got a day off of class >>re going to be ruing today. this day come june and days pile up. >> let's paceurselves. thanks, megan. >> we s >> we saw some of the conditions this morn tg. let's melissa. how is it looking out there on the roads? >> 270 here, montgomery village

avenue, a lot of snow accumulated on the grassy areas. overall the volume is nice and light because folks are staying home, as theyhould be. heymarket her-- haymarket here. we're sleeting around town right now so our roads are covered in thisarea near georgetown, a crash blocking the right side of the road in great falls. a crash blocking westbound lanes and 70. very, very slow through the boonsboro area.

>> the snow didn't exactly miss the district. students had to make itla to in messy weather. mollet green has been waiting to talk to. th >> here's a picture fromhe scene of a shooting. the victim is still alive. also new this morning, a prince george's county police offir suspended. he's accused of having sex with a prostitute in his pole cruiser. a spokesperson tells news4 the officer was off duty and i d.c. when the alleged incident took place. athe same time a d.c. police officer is under investigation

by the internal affairs bureau of d.c. police. a spokesperson wouldn't say what the charges are against that officer. you heard everybody talking about us getting the snow before thanksgiving. if you want to know the best day toet out of town, google maps is releasing its newest holiday data. they compileda d from past thanksgiving to help travelers started. they say the best time to leave d.c. is at 6 inorheng and the worst time is on wednesday afternoon around 3. google says the sunday morning is hit or miss, 6 a.m. is t best time while the afternoon will be the absolute worse. 154 million americans will hit the road this. ye >> that's all good if you're the one cooking. >> let them com to you. >> we could be inor a partial

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from our weather patio in northwestd.c. we've seen this wintry mix all morning, especially here in the district. ng just when i start pla christmas music already. it's been a messy morning for commuters. how are things looking out there, molette in? >> check out the ice and snow here. our news van it started with rain, big fat snowflakes and then freezing rain. this was during the latter part ru the morning. it made it look more like a winter wonderland along hnnsylvania avenuee in southeast. it didn't stop folks from driving, frbiking in the snow. folks are pretty much used to

ditching their cars to take metro on a workday anyway. we found folks around the metro station who are real snow lovers. >> it is a little early but i love it. >> i think it caught some people off guard. g. when i woke up this morning, there was noth then i looked out the window again, a few minutes later and already accumulating. it's fantastic. >> it's never too early for snow. >> reporter: never to ear >> as long as it's not freezing, i'm good. >> reporter: people love the snow. look at the snow on this tree. it's quite beautiful, isn't it? still coming dn here quite ce , feeling really like a holiday season. i talked to the d.c. snow team folks, and they say their plow o s, 123 of them are still working, their 12-hourhift not over yet. they're going to reevaluate things around noontime. coming up later on in the hour, i didus jt speak to a metro

worker whose job it is to make sure the walkway is cleared and we're going to find out how much salt d.c. used to make the streetsle driv all that and more coming up in a little bit. back into you. >> thankfully, molette,our ift is almost coming to an end. >> you look so cold. ha in there, mama. meanwhile, flooding krconcerns nt head io this afternoon. lauryn is bk in just few minutes with achang that'e that coming this afternoon. lawmakers are hoping to make changes over two years of bickering in congress. >> before democrats take role of t -- over the house in janu they have some work to do. >> reporter: before y

congress begins work in january, the current one will make a push to solve some big issues. the two sides have three weeks to pass a spending bill. that means coming to terms on two big issues. republicanssking for billions to fund a southern border wall demanded byredent trump. democrats show no sign of cooperating there. >> bottom line is a our ccus is unified. >> reporter: they could seek a spending bill that iludes protection for robert mueller's t'ssia investigation. they feel in danger with acting attorney geral matt whitaker now overseeing it. even some republins agree whitaker should recuse. >> i think he shouldn't be in that position a a to have oversight over the investigation. that's what seems unconstitutional. >> reporter: republican leadership shows no willingness to protect the investigation. >> i think it' in no danger so i don't think any legislation is necessary. >> reporter: willhe two sides

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e go to the latest on those deadly wildfires in california. it's been wexactly onek since they started and since then at least 58heeople across state have been killed. 56 of those people killed in a one ined camp fire, this northern california. and this morning crews are facing another difficult day of searching for more than 100 people missing. many o them thought to be elderly. in southern california, the woolsey fire is burning near los angeles now. crews have more than half of the blaze contained at this hour. >> and here in our area, storm team 4, winter weather alert. this is the drive on river road early this morning. >> the snow and sleet making for

a messy drive. it's not just d.c. dealing with all this. >> the seasone esseason's firstr hiding the midwest. more on the early storm hitting solution. >> reporter: the calendar says it's november 15th. still about five weeks before the official start of winter. this is any indication of what's to come -- >> the season's first nor'easter bringingrain, snow and ice. >> i'll be starting the driveway and the steps. >> reporter: the rapid snowfall overnight in st. louis threatening avelers. authorities urging drivers to take it easy on the roads. further up the east coast, last-minute storm preps under way. >> i have shovels, i'm good to go. but ie h to get these leaves

bagged and ready to go. >> reporter: it's just pretty much making sure we're in position when the temperatures drop below free>>ng. eporter: wednesday's winter blast bringing snow and ice from tennessee and louisian a.in d se westboundinterstate 40.pi in mississ two were killed and more than 40 injured after a tourus flipped on a slick highway. >> oh, wow, it's so pretty. >> reporter: this southern november freeze already at record breaking levels. in places like monroe, louisiana, which saw its earlier measurable snowfall ever. before the snow tapers off here in st. louis, they could top five inches of snow. if that happens, it will be the first time they've seen that much snow in november since 1980. >> wow.

i was greatilsetting e-m from parents whose kids were in school wondering what it's going to be like at 2:30 when the buses go home because it was so bad this morning. >> you sent me that e-mail. arlington hadchl today and southeast. we are going to change over to in. but not everybody is going to see that transition quickly. it's taking place right now but it is moving so slow. so you see the green. t that rain. the white of course is the snow, the pink ise where we hav a little bit of a mix. that's where the warm air is moving in. this is the rain that has happened first. through souther maryland going down through the northern neck. fredericksbu fredericksburg. this is heavy rain, shown by the orange and yellows. all of this warm air is lifting towards the north toward i-95,w washington. eventually all of that warm air

will move to the north,ti traning all the snow and mix to just plain rain warm air will continue to move to the north and west towards i-81 through the day but out in shenandoah valley, you may not see that transition until later on thievening. and west of i-81 may not see it at all. so there could be some good snow amounts through i-81. temperatures a0 in thes and 30s right now but they are starting to come up for areas to the south a east. let's talk about us and points to the south and east. we have a winter weather advisory for those areasn purple, a winter storm warning for those areas in pink. g then we' a flood watch. that starts at noon for areas along 95 and to the east. that's where we're already seeing heavy rain and since we've already had the hard freeze aoss the entire area, that means we don't have any vegetation to stop thatru ff.

let's talk about the future-cast. this warm area is going to move so slowly. 2:00 for those picking up their kids in arlington, alexandria and areas to the southeast, it's not going to be sno we're going to have really heavy rain so there will be ponding on e roads. most of the snow will be melted at that point. we get a little drizzle around here and traffic comes to a standstill. winchester at 5:30, a mix. everything will be out by tomorrow morning's commute. there still could be some slick spots tomorrow now, we haven't talked about the winds yet. we'll talk about those coming up. more?t, there' >> there's more. >> what else? everything but the kitchenink day. >> you never wonder what's

coming down the pike with this kind of usweather. she told you how bad conditions can be in parts of our area.pi we're k an eye on some of the road conditions in virginia, d.c. a maryland, too. d.c. a maryland, too. >> our crews

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now at 110, new video just into the newsroom of a metro bus stuck in the snow. take a look at the scenelong cathedral avenue near idaho. this is in northwest d.c. we'll bring you any updates as we get them. nce et's go back live to p william county. the kids are out of school there but our justin finch is on the job with an update on conditions. hi, justin. >> hey there, erika. a l of people we spoke with today said they're still processi what they're seeing all this snow coming down. they went to bed at night not thinking they would see anything like this and they woke up thinking they may have overslept month, ost more than a like maybe in december. but the truth of the matter is you look around, it's hard tot' believestill a week out from thanksgiving. this thursday began with the feel and clearly the look of a winter wonderland enough to jolt

some long-time virginians here in prince williamounty who were expecting make a dusting. >> i love it. it's a good rtime. orter: he's not the only one. james swiss says his kids are also in the surprise snow spirit. >> they were super stoked to have a snow day. mom is teleworking to stay home with epthem. >>ter: we watched the storm move in early this morning, first bringing rain, then a wintry mix and sleet and snow, all t seeming toe turns piling up on roads ploweand clean. >> we got the trucks ready, we're rolling them ou 're going to treat and make them happen. oaeporter: ty saydsur ty' ore t noting this or any storm lightly and neither should you. >> the past few years we haven't

got much snow at but to have it rain first, sleet and now the snow o top of it and ice, it's going to be bad. >> reporter: definitely be safe as you make your way out on the road. you're looking live on whitney road and litton hall road. litton hl has been plowed several times. very busy. there's still snow coming down. aaron andse jay they'll likely be working well into the eving commute, perhaps even le later. they're encouraging drivers to go slow, these conditions are trickier than they look.d i know megan is seeing the me there, right, mega in bana? >> yeah, yeah.

it has continually come down. we're just off of sugar loaf pa parkway in urbana. they'reto starting push the slush off of somef theain roads. take a look at some video we shot earlier this morning. we've been traveling up to 270 corridor here early this morning. we saw people putting down salt. ceainly a big are job now with all the snow that has come down. outside on the roadways, things are starting to get slippery, no question about it. th roads were pretreated. we could see those brine lines across the road. it's been steadily coming down. so even with the it is getting sloppy down there. one man had comerom

hagerstown. we saw him when he was in frederick. he said he actually flipped this morning when he was driving. >> skidded out when i was coming down. three cars did it and two semis backed into each other hitting the ice. so i was just surprised. i've driven throughhis stuff before and the roads have always been pretty good. >> and they pretreat. >> yes, that's why i was surprised. 're eporter: there y looking live at a plow that just came by and it had the plow blade down as it went down by the other side of the road. we had enough accumulion to do that. a lot of people caught off guard by it. they thought the was going to be rain and then snow and thought it would go back to rain be a short-lived thing. lots of crews out there this morning. they have bee working all day since the wee hours of the morning. we've been out here since about 2:30 in the morning.

if you're going to be driving somewhere, right now still pretty sloppy. just be patient, hopefully they'll get a handle on some of these side streets pretty soon. >> catch a coffee break sometime soon, megan. we've gotin some bre news at this hour. the u.s. department of the treasury is sanctioning 17 people for their roles in the killing of "washington post" writer jamal khashoggi. >> sarah harmon reports on some of the chilling new details. >> reporevr: a majoropment in the case of a murdered saudi journalist. in aare public press conference, saudi arabia's public prosecutor says he's seeking the death penalty for fi of the 11 suspects charged in the murder. that prosecutor says khashoggi was injected with a lethal

substance following a struggle. embered and n di taken out of the building. the saudis have changed their story several times. even now that they're admitting killing him and prosecuting people for it, we still don't know where his body is. the prosecutor also claimed the person who ordered the killing was the head of the negotiating team sent to repatriate him. high-ranking lawmakers have expressed skepticism in the past that this killing could have occurred without the cro prince's approval. >> here at y home, the attor general is working on new hate crime legislation, partly in response to last year's violence in charlottesville and an al ov jump in hate crimes over the country.

the law proposed would update the definition of hate crime, prohibit paramilitary activity and keep guns away from peo e convicted of hate crimes. the attorney general is also the ng round tables across state. brace yourself if you use the dulles toll roads. you're going to pay a extra 75 cents at the main toll plaza. and there's a 50 cent hike at e off ramps. it's an additional $1.25 per day for some drivers and 2.50 for roun trips. >> you've seen what we've been dealing with outs se. thth even dealing with this early blast of winter weather as well. >> after thee' break, going to check back in with lauryn. she's going to let us know how

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take a look at this picture that was tweeted outy the maryland state highway administration. it shows an overturned fire truck on eastbound i-70mi near marker 42. all the lanes of the highway are open but that truck is still in the median. nobody was injured in the. accide thank goodness there. really nasty conditions. and a lot of people want to continue as normal and it does chang things change things on the road. >> absolutely. >> what are we lookingt here in. >> we're looking at flooding. >> why aree transitioning? >> we've got an area of low pressure that's going to be traveling up the a certaeastern board. as it travels, it's going to

push warm air into our areas and it's bringing a lot of moisture from thesouth. >> look i asked the right question and you had a graphic and everything. >>ism kno s know you, girl. i knew you wereoing tosk that. everything starts off at snow. even in the summer everything starts off at snow. but warm air in the summertime once it falls, it melts and is sometimes we have enough warm air where it will start as snow and chang to rain and at the surface, we have temperatureslo freezing and it will contact the surface and change to e. then we've got sleet, it will start as snow, fall into warm aind melt then fall back into cold air and then it turns into app ice pellet. that'shen we get sleet. and when we are just cold all the way down it stays to snow so this is why winter

forecasting theseo events are difficult because we had warm air moving in but we had a lot of cold air. so we got a lot of snow but the warm air is starting to move int why we're seeing the transitions right now. freezing rain i not good. it creates a lot of black ice. take your foot off the acceleration for the black i and do not slam on that brake at all. keep that steering wheel straight. we could hiae ice, espy on the exit ramp. there is the warm air, here's the rain pushing to the northwest, here's the snow heavy in sport in spots. ve got reports of two inches. heavy rain will start t move to the north and west. you need to pick up the kids from arlington, walexandria, k most of the snow will be gone

but heaavy rain will be falling at 2:30. and everything is out of here by early tomorrow morning but i believe gere'sng to be slick spots tomorrow morning but not only that but win are picking up, up to 30 miles an hour today, overnight and tomorrow. that means power outages for areas that are ice covered. that wind is just really starting it pick up right now. we'll show you the next couple da including the weekend in just a little bit. >> we know you're talking about snow when you whip out the moon boots. is it possible to tilt down and show lauryn's -- >> iust bend my legs that way. >> just get the full scope of that.y not m people can pull off that lock liok like lauryns rice can.

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taking a live look at leesburg pike in sterling, virginia. boy, that looks like amelushy

right now across most of our area. >> it isn't much better in the district either. melissa is in eastern marketke ing an eye on conditions. can you even see anything? your parka is like all up in your face. can youe? >> i know, what happened to the winter wonderland? ng's gone. it's raini pretty hard right now and it hurts to the touch on your face. look down on thenow that's accumulated on the grass. but look at sh sluthis slushy, stuff on the walkway at at the very busy metro station here. throughout the morning it switched from a winter wonderland t freezing rain, then back to snow. d.c.'s snow team started at midnight and is working a 12-hour shift, salting the roads and secondary lanes, all this before the official start of the holiday season. so far their crews have used

more than a thousands ton of salt. w one metro worker is doing his part to keep the walkway in frt of the eastern market station clear. >> i've been out here since about 7:00, 8:00. >> reporter: how are the conditions? >> it's lightening up right nowe >> rep is it too soon? >> no, we're okay withit. >> reporter: it just keeps changing up on us. right now it's prettye, misera it's cold. this is kind of like freezing rain. it does hurt when it hits you in the face. the snow team is going to reevaluate. ce noontime hits, that's when they're done with their 12-hour shift and all 123 plows come back in and they will dechee whatlan of action is for the rest of the day. that ishe latest live from southeast d.c. back to you. >> come on in from t out of

cold, molette. thank you for all your hard work out there. >> we are not even close to being out of the woods yet, folks. >> what better time to be working for you this holiday ason. according to a new study, almost half of americans an't feeling very merry this year. i so why are more people turningo the grinch? nbc's liz mclaughlin explains. >> reporter: it's supposed to be a skjolly time of year, but man americans, caught up in the hassle of seasonal shopping. according to a suntrust survey, that financial strain can kill the holiday vibe. >> nearly half of americans feel e money to spend m than they can afford. >> reporter: setting a holiday budget is grt. the majority of shoppers did last year. but more than 77% ended up blowing past it. it can influence financial goals beyond new year's.

>> don't forget to include hidden costs in your holiday budget such as entertainment and travel. and make a shopping plan. >> starting a week before black friday and extending about a week afters a really good zone for shopping. >> reporter: use discount apps and browser add-ons for savings. but avoid procrastinating. >> when you come to the mall last minute, pricego up. >> reporter: if youns tuently end with a holiday hangover -- >> put away so much a month and then you've got cash to spend for t holidays. >> spread the cheer instead of taking on holiday stress. if the weather has prented you fro getting outside today,

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closing early due to flooding concerns. we do know the warm air is ming because now d.c. has switched back over to sleet. that's what you're seeing in the pink. this warm air will eventually move up. you' seehe snow change to sleet and likely into rain. this area of low pressure will not be y in nk until tonight. it's going to be an all-day ev t, mix, sleet, freezing rain, d.c. couldave some flooding. it's going to be windy today and tomorrow and all that rain should be out of here by 7 tomorrow morning. the weekend looking great. >> thank you so muchngor joi us. we're back

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