the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. . right now at 11:00, the snow and rain mix creating potentially dangerous road conditions and leading to school delays and closings. more fallout from the shutdown showdown. the impasse is costing metro

millions and it could lead to staff and service reductions. police say ase per opened fire in a car in prince george's county, critically injuring the driver. news 4 was first to bring you this video of the suspect's arrest. and because of the shutdown, president trump grounded speaker pelosi's trip on a military plane. so why is the first lady using the military to go on vacation? news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> snow and some rain has been falling in our area tonight. crews are out treating the roads, and right now we're only getting a few reports of minor weather-related crashes. >> yeah, take a look at, this is our live viewve from our d cam. it's making its way to arlington from alexandria. we do have a few school closings and delays share with you tonight. right now in virginia, schools in alexandria a arlington will have a two-hour delay tomorrow morning. wins william county schools are closed. we'll update theist in our nbc

washington app. our crews out in theld f saw about an inch of snow as we drove around tonight. >> amelia said it's fallen just about everywhere. we are tracking the snow moving through our area right now. we've got live team coverage. in just a minute shomari stone will give us a live look atoad conditions. >> we want to begin with storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper. what's the biggest concerngh to and tomorrow morning? >> well, i think the biggest concern is north and west of washingtonn the side roads, driveways and sidewalks where we're going to see somell potent slick conditions develop overnight tonight. you're dealing with more snow and cler temperatures, so we could see some icy spots out there tonig and tomorrow morning. again, especially north and west of the district. but tomorrow by the midday hours, everybody is completely fine. headingome from work on your friday, no issues as far as the weather is concerned. check out current right now.res notice just about everybody

outside washington is at or below 32, which is freezing. the district coming in at 34. so in the district inside of the beltway we're seeing snow falling but then changin over rain. nothing is sticking there. but here's a look at storm team 4 radar, where we're seeing some snow still pushing through the area, down towards southern maryland and a little rain mixingwn in n saint mary's county. this storm system moves out between 2:00 and 6:00 a.m. of course we're all over the situation. here we have photojournalist brooks maryweather heading into the arlington area. mainly wet road conditions right now. our news partner at wtop is reporting main roads are okay, but i'm seeing a lot of snow-covered side roads and driveways, especially north and west, doreen. >> okay, amelia. t oum controversial continues now. we've had our crews driving around all evening checking out the road conditions. >> news 4's shomari stone joins

us live. what's it look like where you e in rockville? >> reporter: right now i'm here at the montros road exit. the i-270, northbound and southbound lanes are moving rather well. i tell you that the crews in d.c., maryland and virginia did a relatively good job clearing the roads, t anticipatings snowfall behind me. take a look. ou can see all the cars and trucks now the concern is that it could possibly refreeze overnight. that is the main con that drivers are telling me. and they're keeping a lookout as they go to bed tonight it's back. just when the snow and ice started to melt, more has arrived. >> here we go again. >> reporter: this time a mix of rain and snow. >> mixed with the shutdoea, it's just ry affecting people. >> reporter: as she fills up her tank, rebecca is a furloughed government employee who is basically working for free. th gloomy weather doesn't help

things. >> we didn't get paid once already. th is going to be the second time we won't get paid again, so it's really hard. >> reporter: storm team 4 expects 1 to 3 inches of snow to the north and west of d.c. crews treated roads and highways ahead of tonight's snow and rain. >> it's extra quiet and adds an extra sheen. and we have the air and space mu museum, most visited museum in america. >> reporter: sean sullivan gives ar. group t >> one of my favorite art museums. >> we decided to stick it out. a lote of p come here rain or snow or shine so we figured we'd give the tour out tonight. we pretty much have thell whole o ourselves. >> reporter: the national mall, the capitol, the white house are frustrating reminders of the government shutdown for rebecca. add that to the fact these also concerned about drivers on the d >> it's wet surfaces. it's like, is there black ice, you know? people getting home.

>> reporter: tha hs right. yoe to look out for the slick roads. as you can see, the snow is coming down her like amelia told you guys about, and make sure that you give yourself plenty of time to your mor tng commuteorrow. if you have to take your kids to school. i have to take mine and i am not looking forward to it. i'm going to have to give myself at leastnxtra 30 to 45 minutes just in case. live here in rockville, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> okay, shomari. wel all have t plan ahead for tomorrow mortgage. stay with news 4 onur nbc washington app for continuing coverage on the situation on the roads. melissa, aaron, eun and chuck bell will h the latest updates tomorrow morning on "news 4 today." we begin at 4:00 a.m. new at 11:00 tonight, tragedy inside a local classroom. a montgomery county teacher died today after experiencing a male emergency while teaching her students.

deanna was an english teacher in rockville. school counselors have spoken individually with the students there. she was teaching athe time. additional counselors will be on hand tomorrow to help students and staff. tonighte know how much money metro is losing during this government shdown. the agency is losing $400,000 every weekday in fares and revenue. metro rail ridership down 16% during the shutdown. bus nridership is d 8%. in a letter to congressional leaders today, general manager saidhe won't jeopardize safety to save money. they could consider staffing or service adjustments, such astr trains to meet rush hour demands. in 2013, metro lost about $5.7 milln during a 16-day shutdown. a suspect dragged oute of

woods by police after a gun is pulled in a packed car. the driver and another passenger shot d thatver critically injured. jackie bensen is following this story for us tonight in prince george's county. >> reporter: there are still many more t questionsn answers about what happened down at the end of this long driveway. these images from chopper 4 showed the shooting suspect being walked out of the wooded area where he was apprehendedaf r what police describe as resistance. >> he was refusing to show his hands, possibly armed, so as a result our k-9 team did app helped the suspect. he was bitten in the hand, however, he's --weis injuries non life-threatening. >> reporter: a 911 call summoned first responders to the home on fletcher town road just after 4:00 p.m. police say that five people, including a juvenile, whose exact age was not ecified, were inside the car, which model to be an older

cadillac just before the shooting. >> during the dispute, our suspect, the fronten par, brandished a hand g unandir several shots inside the vehicle. he struck the driver and another passenger both insid the vehicle. >> reporter: police confirm a weapon was recovered in the woods. tests will be conducted to determine if it was the one used ho theing. police tell us the suspect was treated for an injury to his hand. in bowie,ackie bensen, news 4. leon harris at the live desk with somereaking news. a second u.s. delegation is grounded tonight. president donald trump just cancelled his economic envoy's trip to a major forum in da switzerland. this just the latest move in the back and forth over whether government leaders should bein trav during the partial shutdown. the president made the first move this afternoon. an hour before congressional members were scheduled to depart, tmp told house speaker nancy pelosi they could not use a government plane to fly ton. afghanis in a letter, the president told the speaker that she should stay

in town toh negotiate w him. the cancelled trip appears to be a payback move. yesterday, pelosi wrote to trump asking him to postpone his state of the union address until the shutdown ends. now, that -- not all government flights were cancelled today. late tonight, nbc news confirmed that first lady melania trump took a government plane toay florida t for a weekend vacation. now, she does typically travel by mility ane, but the timing of this trip is raising a few eyebrows here. doreen? >> all right. leon, thank you. a judge acquitted three rs who wereice offi accused of trying to cover up the fatal shooting ofea 17old laquan mcdonald. prosecutors argued the officersr coordinated t stories and filed false reports after mcdonaldho was 16 times by then chicago police officer jason v dyke. the judge ruled the state failed to provide legitimate proof of any wrongdoing. van dyke was convicted of in urd in october.

he's scheduled to be sentenced tomorrow. he faces between four and 20on years in pr police are combing through an officer's body camera tonight after he shot at asuspect's car in maryland. according to police, that officer tried to approach the suspect near central avenue here. minutes before the car had sped away fromra aic stop. it's unclear why but the officer thir off several rounds toward the suspect's car. we don't know if they bere injured cause they got away. the officer was checked out in the hospital and is said to be doing fine. two big rallies are appening in the district this weekend. and getting around town will be a bit tougher than usual. tomorrow, d.c. hosts the annual mah for life. traffic and parking restrictions will be in place around capital one arena. saturday, the women's march on washington will begin atreedom plaza. crowds may be lighter t years, partly because of the weekend forecast. >> weather conditions may

actually tamper participation. so we will continue to prepares ba on the activity that we see.'t we don have any concerns about supporting them. >> metro tells us it will have a normal service on friday andsa turday. there is ao some special m service this weekend. two local sisters are furloughed mothers with husbands who can't work. they launched a cheesecake business to make some extra tory with tonight our them and catching ellen's attention. a woman falls into the icy rock creek. her life was on the line. so a wtop repdter jum into action. >> when she slipped under, i knew -- i knew i had to go tein >> reporr: he saved her. their emotional reunion next. and we continue to follow our top story for you now, toght's snow and rain creating some ace icy road conditions out there. >> these are live pictures fro

ourtorm team 4 by 4 in northern virginia. that looks like 110. highway 110. oh, it's the gw parkway, rather. anyway, you can see it's wet and slippery and a little bit of n ecipitatiostill coming down. ♪ ♪ ♪ rhythm is a dancer ♪ it's a soul companion ♪ you can feel it everywhere ♪ lift your hands and voices ♪ free your mind and join us ♪ you can feel it in the air ♪ oh sorry, we were running late. no problem, come on in. ♪

now to that incredible rescue durin the peak of the weekend snowstorm, people were snappi some pretty amazing

pictures. >> but it turned dangerous for two strangers when something wentro terribly. a wtop reporter who risked his life to help w a woman fell into the water. >> reporter: they say timing is everything. case in point, this next story. >> this is where i all unfolded. >> reporter: you recognize the voice, don't you? wtop daves a traffic reporter helping you navigate yourommute. last sunday during the big snow, dave was navigating something elsecy the waters of rock creek. he jumped in to save a woman's asfe. >> it peaceful. and all of a sudden chaos. >> reporter: dave, a photographer in his s time, was there to get a snowy shot. he wai for the sun to go down and snaps this pic. he tells me he then pauses to take in b the quietuty of his surroundings. that's when he heard her. >> cutting tough the silence screaming, yelling, crying for help. i look over the bridge railing and there she is in the water. >> reporter: a female jogger also trying to take a picture

had fallen over the bridgeow an embankment and into the icy waters. dave dn't think twice. he jumped in after her. >> i knew that she was under. i knew i needed to bring her under the surface. i didn't know if she was actively drowning or not. luckily she coughed. knew that was a good thing. we laid in the snow huddlinge er, wet, just soaking wet. >> yeah. >> knowing that seconds were ticking >> reporter: he called 911 once they were out of the water and given his experience in traffic he was able to tell dispatch their exact location. >> if you can try to take in some landmarks,kn you , a way point, a mile marker, a trail marker, somethingab recogn, you never know when you might need to access that information in case of an emergenc >> reporter: 27-year-old sarah ki kirkpatrick is okay. just look at her smile. >> thank you. >> very good to see you. >> reporter: once she was out of the hospital, she stopp by wtop radio to personally thank

dave for saving her life. th>> oh, my god. k you so much. >> reporr: and this, thi is the picture dave says that saved the day. a gt to sarah, the gift of life. erica gonzalez, news 4. >> wow. >> just amazing. dave dildine. whim we hear h covering the trafc, we'll have the facend the story with him every day now. >> good for him. >> yeah. new tonight, nonprofits are stepping up to help oud.the coast gu t ♪ sman on a saturday night ♪ ♪ small town saturday night >> the american legion hosted a special happy hour tonight featuring nashvle's will gravit band. this was in southeast washington. all proceeds will be given to the coast guard mutual stance program, the only branch of the miliry working without pay during this shutdown. >> some of the furloughed

workers took out their ause.rations for a good ♪ ♪ >> three local bands comprised of mostly outf work federal workers held a free concert at rock and roll hotel.s the show lled "fed up." there is a ton of discounts and freebies for furloughed workers across our region. just look for our list of deals on the nbc washington app and search "shutwn." >> some hot entertainment on a cold snowy night out there. >> i know. it's like you want a cup of hot cocoa. >> definitely. >> beautiful scene out there right now. >> cozy up. it's one o s thosenes where it's beautiful and for the most part i'm just hearing about wet roads out there, especially the main roads, inside and just around the beltway, but north and west of washington could certainly be some delays out typically are colder areas north and west of washington, so i do think that you'll be dealing with some slick spots for areas like upper montgomery, loudoun,

yorthern faulk ear counties, frederick coun maryland, back through washington county. the national weather service stil has a winter weather advisory in effect for all the counties in purple until 4:00 a.m. on your friday. impact a pretty low storm system just because of the timing, though. it's leading to delays and that's why we're in storm team 4 weather alert mode. ere is my snowfall totals forecast i have not changed this since last night. down through southern maryland, fredericksburg, around an inch or less. 1 to 3 inches, though northern montgomery, loudoun, northern faulk ear countiesnd along the i-81 coordinator. for thet part west of i-95 reporting a around inch. even college park, maryland, reporting an inch of snow. down into washington and southern maryland, reports coming in maybe 1/2 an inch, if anything at all. that's going tcontinue to be the trend. here is future weather at 2:00 a.m. stillhance for snow showers

across the area. temperatures pretty much at or below freezin 4:00 a.m. for our early risers out there. maybe some lingeringight snow d rain showers. not seeing that being a huge threat, though. certainly the temperatures just below freezing. you want to be cautious for slick spots out there. by 6:00 a.m. all the rain and snow mixed in here isut of here. a high tomorrow, check this out, 47 degrees, near 50 tomorrow. so as that rain and know is over by 2:00 to 6:00 ara.m., we up with some sunshine developing throughout the day. that's going to lead telng snow. for the weekend, saturday, a high of 46. sunday, a high o 42. this storm system now is looking a little bit earlier, meaning it also potentially ends bit earlier. it's mostly rain, and we're talking potentially around an inch of rain falling, especially later saturday into ver early sunday. an inch of rain would mean 10 inches ofnow. that much rain could lead to minor flooding concerns.

i'm watching areas north and west as rain moves in around the midday and afternoon hours on saturday, it might be cool enough for aintery mix up around the mason dixon line and th-81 coordinator. everyone is dealing with rain saturday night. as the storm ends, frigid air and arctic blast moves in. look at your feels like temperatures. friday at 8:00 p.m., 6 below in frederick. mondaymorning, 4 blow, the windchill in washington. this is some serious cold air moving in f our martin luther king jr. day. temperatures only feeling like they're in the single digits to around 10 degrees. that's why sunday and monday are storm team 4 wea der alerts as we track dangerously cold air moving in. but, again, the storm system is still evolving. we'll be talking all about it all day tomorrow. of course erchuck's iny early checking any delays. >> okay. thank you, amelia. coming up next, the wizards make london theirown.

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this is the xfinity sports desk. e of zards are in the mid one of their hardest stretches of the season. add to that,ve traveling 4,000 miles to host the new york knicks in london, but despite a disappg start to the season, the wizards never counting themselves out of games, including tonight. wizards playing their first international regular season game, and it was a good one. skip ahead, fourth quarter, wizards -- now one. per. porte jr. withhe j hits. 20 points for porter. first lead since being down 2-0. bradley beal one, the driv step-back, a little contact but he still hits. three-point play for beal. he had a game high 26 points. a little late drama. 3.3 seconds to play. wizards down one. beal to tomas bryant. his shot blocked. but wait a second, this one called goaltending on new york. it was reviewed, upheld. the shot counts. the wizards win a wild one in

ttndon, 101-100. afterwards, sco brooks admits he hasn't seen an ending like this before. something else. >> playing in london, i never seen that. what a finish, like i said, you know, these are one of those games that nobody deserves to go on their long fligh n home with a win, but it was nice to get one to fall for >>us. we were down ten, 20 points in tf first h and we stuck together and got the wi you know? it doesn't matter how the game is going. the game never goes your -- it's not always going to go your way, it's how you bounce back. we did gt. that's thereat sign of the and that are really goo who want to prove something, which is exactly what we are. >> that was good one. all right. fire up the bands. 17th ranked m shigantate hosting ninth ranked maryld. skip ahead. second quarter, maryland down seven. on a run pass to taylor, she knocks down the three. 12 for her on a 7-0 run. but the spartans took over in

the second half. nita on the drive gets it to go. 16 f her. michigan state outscores maryland, 42-26, in the second half, they win it, 77-60. special visitors at capital's practice today. members of the arlington police and fire departments as well as the sheriff's office getting a chance to meet the stanley cupp chll of this inpa anticition of tuesday's first responders night at capital one arena. alex ovechkin making a four-legged friend. can't blame him with that one. a unique honor. ey have one of those -- what is it, the tools that break the gl ts. i don't kn technical term. you see it right there. they named it after tom wilson. >> aptly so. >> and then just a couple of minutes, prince george's county native playi in the australian open. >> i'll be watching until 3:00 a.m. o time.

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we love this. tomorrow you can watch as two sists from our area receive a sweet surprise from ellen degeneres. news 4 introduced you to nicky howard and jackie wright last thek. pair from prince george's county are furloughed federal workers withs. famil our corey smith took you inside the kitchen where the ladies created their bakery, the furloughed cheesecake to make ends meet. len got wind of their project and decided to lend a hand. catch thee ent surprise

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