coming with another storm. >> let's g to doug in the weather center. looks like we're in for winter weather whiplash. >> temperatures today got to the freezing mark although the wind chill still in the 20s. tomorrow it'll feel about 25 degrees warmer than it does today and it's because of this next storm making its way in here. this is the storm that brought blizzard conditions to colorado, the upper parts of the plains here. but the flow out of the south begins to warm things as we make our way through the day tomorrow. we will like warm and dry tomorrow. not bad. the rain moves in tomorrow night. that's when it's the heaviest. the heavy rain and wind is to be a major factor here. i think we see an inch of rain in some loc and winds could gust over 40 miles per hour. we'll look when exactly the storm moves in and when itov out and what comes next because the cold air, it's not staying

away for long. much more on the pattern in about 15 minutes. track the low temperatures in your neighborhood as well as this roller coaster forecast 24/7 in the nbc washington app. school is letting out right now at el haynes public charter where it was on lock down, a 15-year-old stabbed in the bathroom there a a 15-year-old facing charges in that case. let's get to pat collins, he's live. what do we know now? >> reporter: when i pulled up this morning and saw all the police cars in front of this school, i suspected something might be wrong. then i saw the police chief's car, trouble.w there was this 18-year-old student was in class when it happened. >> they just put us on lockdown for two hours. no idea what was going on. people were scared. they're wlike, i don't knot to do, i don't know what's

happening. >> reporter: this man heard about it and came t pick up his brother. >> i'm going to pick my brother upnow. i think it affects him. he was able to text me about it. so i don't think he can continue to focus today. >> reporter: a stabbing this er ning at el haynes cha school. police on the scene in a flash. it happened in r atroom inside the school. the victim, a 15-year-old y, teenage the suspect a 17-year-old student. on the scene police chiete news newsom. >> what do you make of something like that? >> young people have to find a diffent way to resolve their disputes. >> reporter: the school sent a lett home to parents. it said in part, we take the safety of our students very seriously, we're saddened by this event. we know this singular event is not reflective of our community and our values. now the school continues to

cooperate as police continue to investigate. pat, back to you. >> all right. pat collins, thank you. new at 4:00, a teenager is dead after a competitive cheer team from northern virginia was involved i a anul crash. 15-year-olkatana graves was killed in the wreck near the maryland/delaware state line. twos md tlehree teens were also injured. the cheer eruption all-stars team was traveling to a competition in delaware. classmates paid tribute to graves at warren county high school today. clie carey talks to family and friendsing up in our next hour. ragic turn to another crash, this one in montgomery county. >> a man is dead and two people critically injury. >> two cars collided this morning.

chris gordon is live this afternoon with more. the neighbors say this ntersection is particularly dangerous, right? >> reporter: absolutely. leon and pat, the crash happened right here along route 27, the road from damascus to mount airy. now police tell us that it happened, the car was traveling in t t direction but failed t make that right-hand curve you see below me and went into the left lane, hitting an oncoming car head on. friends are praying forhe victims of this fatal car crash, the drivef the car that's sideways died on the scene. his femaleassenger was rushed by medevac helicopter to shock trauma in baltimore. after surgery she remains in critical conditi but police tell me she is expected to survive. the driver of the other, c which was traveling in the southbound lane of route 27 is in critical condition.

the reconstruction team is hivestigating to determine the cause of terrible crash. >> preliminary investigation looks like the n thbound traveling vehicle went over the double yellow line and had a head on collision with th southbound vehicle. >> reporter: do you have any cause for that? >> not at this time. >> reporter: is there any ice on roadway. >> there's no ice on the roadway here. > reporter: the speed limit is 50 miles an hour on this stretch of route 27. the accident happened on a downhill curve to the right. we shot this video along the route to show where police say the car traveling north failed to turn right and crossed to the left. neighbors who live along this rural roadway say driving here hazardous and they've complained for years. >> it's very dangerous. there's accidents several times a year. in october there was two, all in one morning. and it's very dangerous. on the kids that get school bus. we need signs out here that say

slow sdown, there'sool bus stops.r: >> repor now montgomery county police are working to victims e names of the in this fatal crash today. the delay they say is caused because it was very difficult to reach at least one of the families of the victims. so we are expecting more information, new ingormation cop tonight on news4 at 5:00. that's the latest live from the scen back to you. >> thank you, chris. chris gordon reporting live. to the supreme court's major rule today in a 5-4 decision, justices arellowing therump administration to go ahead with its plan to rtrict military service by transgender men and women while court challenges continue. thisul rg reverts lower court decisi ss. at thee time the supreme court declinedo take up any cases right now. nbc's peteli wxpamlailinss

what happens next. thehe earliest supreme court could take the case is next term, the one that beginr. in octo so if the case comes back to the supreme court and if they decido take it, then the earliest that this could be changed is for perhaps at least a year or so. so the military is going to have another year or so to go ahead and enforce this policy and they are now saying that they will do so, but they believe that the tlicy is important for military readiness, somethi lower courts have rejected. president trump wants to ban militaryer people from service unless they serve in their biological sex.ob presidena first green lighted transgender service in 2016. before then a service member could be discharged for being transgawder. lkers made a stop at the world kitch which is helping to feed federal furloughed workers.

tim kaine helped hand out food at the kitchen. so far thousands of workers have gotten hot meals. the chef says he plans open more kitchens across the country as the shutdown dragson. on day 32 of the shutdown we're getting alose look at the cost. federal workers have missed out on $5.7 billion in salary, that doesn't count ntractors. at works out to $7,600 per employeeghr r 8% of their annual salaries. with no deal by tonight's payroll deadline, it means more paychecks for zero dollars coming up on friday. susa mcginnis is tracking the day's developments for us. it can only get harder for so many here on out. >> reporter: it is getting harder and more and more americans stepping up to help others in need. lawmakers are expected to vote this thursday, pat, on two separate plans. one from the president, one from democrats as americans just wait

for their government to reopen. as the government shutdown moves into a second month, furloughed workers d what they can to get buy. >> the bills don't stop. i have two ilen. >> reporter: in knoxville, erin earns extra cash cleaning storage units. >> i have been doing anything and everythir:. >> reporten washington d.c., ure world central kitchen feeds thousands of fughed workers a day. houspeaker nancy pelosi stopped by today. afterwards she rejected president trump's latest proposal, insisting on one conditiono start negotiations. >> open the government. let's talk. >> his offer wouldem trarily protect 1 million illegal immigrants, including dreamers brought to the u.s. as children and still demands $5.7 billion for a border wall. insisting today he won't cave on that point. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is setting the stage for a senote this week that will fail without democratic support. >> it's a strong proposal.

>> reporter: mcconnell refused to bring multiple democratic lls to reopen the government to vote, including one today. meanile, small business owners like elizabeth are feeling the heat. >> feeling like polical pawns right now. >> rorter: she can't get her hot sauceir fed up with the governnt on hold. the fbi says lack of funding i derminding counterterrorism operations. with neier side giving an inch, federal workers go the extra mile. whethe reopens, the president said he will deliver the state of the union address a week from today. >> the drama continues. thank you. >> thank you, susan. >> reporter: those missed paychecks are affecting families rsof mem of the military. the coast guard isrotecting us without getting paid for it.

>> repter: while their spouses and children are serving in the u.s. coast guard, tonight family members of those coast guard members are on capitol hill expressing the financial burden ofhe shutdown hopin for some resolution. on a mission through the halls ofcongress, these spouses and parentsf coast guard members knocking on doors, mting with anyone who will hear them out. >> we're here to havehat -- to respect we know what it's like to be through the thick and tn and made the sacrifices but we never thought we'd have to make the sacrifice without ack payc >> reporter: she admits she has a saving to fall back on but she's here to support younger members. >> he's 19. what 19-year-old kid has savings? he went from high school to boot camp. so it's on i have to work more hours to help him out. >> my husband i active dut and

i work for the coast guard as civilian. >> who's getting paid in the family? >> n other one us. yeah. so it's tough. >> even those of us that feel like we're okay now, if it goes on that long, maybe we're not. >> reporter: loved ones used to making sacrifices at home taking to the frontth lines of e shutdown show down. david culver, news4. you can use the nbc washington app to stay up to date on the shutdown. put together all sorts of information to help your famili get through the difficult times. search shutdown resources on our site. developing news now. new trole for singer chris boun. nbc news has confirmed he's been taken into police custody in paris. he's accused of rapin awoman. investigators have not yet decided whether to file charges. brown has faced a slew of legal problemsch stretg back a decade.

he was arrested for assaulting rihanna who was his girlfriend at the time to an assault case here in washington. goingo change gears and talk about how some movies somehowered by love as the academ academy awards were announced today. >> wendy rieger joins us with misses r milestones and as we prepare for hollywood's biggest night. nbc is worki 4ng

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if you've been outside you know wha this guy feels like. winter weather gear is a must in these temperatures. it's bad news for the roads. our team coverage on the winter blast continuies in less than tn minutes. on this 32rd day of the government shutdown hundreds of thousands of federal workers will go without aecond paycheck if there's no deal by tom costello has the latest shutdown thimpact o tsa. >> the national callout rate among tsa agents ti5% wide. nationally on monday that compares to a 10% rate on sunday. the bottom line is now they're looking at likely missing a cond paycheck and the tsa is very concerned that the absentee

te will grow higher. tsa officers saying they can't afford to put gas in their car, can't afford child care, et cetera. on nightly news we're looking at that and how this is having a human toll. turning now to awards season. it is officially in full swing because today the academy announced this year's oscar nominations. >> here to walk us through it i al our resident movie maven wendy rieger. >> thank you. we've been in awards season and there were the expected names, and some surprises and some ongoing snubs.an we to bring in jason freleigh. let's start with best picture, oomething for everyone for "black panther""roma" what's your take on this? >> i thought there was a good

range this year. th only went with eight. some years they go with nine or ten. but as you mentioned "black panther" is the first super hero comic book ever. "roma" which you also mentioned, mexico city, black and white, gorgeous, independent film, spanish sub titles. art house, that has a milestone, it's the first netflix movie to get nominated for best picture. this year netflix got over the hump. also a leading contender, it's hardro to say runner but if anything maybe it's "een book." then it picked up a key win over the weekend at the producers guild awas which is a good indicator, it's predicted the oscar winner eight out of ten years. so that's looking good for

"green book." although it didn't get a directing nod today, i think that's hpened four times where a best picture winner happened without a director nominee. we have black clans man, spike lee got hisft first nod 30 years. and "bohemian rhapsody," won the globes for best picture drama. the favorit that tie roma for the nominations "vice" and "a edar is born," a front runner that's f fast down the stretch. i was hoping a quiet place, actually biel street might get in there. but with eight i'm still pretty happy with it. >> with "a star is born," once again bradley cooper as a director was not nominated for best director. if you have something nominated for best picture, you have to give the guy a nomination for bestre or. that was one of the big snubs

that took out for me. let's look at the best aor category. willem dafoe is a surprise for me, although i love meoeome willem d what do you think? >> i mean, ie lovedillem dafoe for years, since "platoon" with him reaching up to the sky. but you can't go wrong with him. rounding out the category, i think the front runner that surprised everybody was rami malik with "bohemian rhapsody" with fredrymercury, that role there. he won at the global globes, best drama. he could be considered a frontr er. and the globes divided up into comedy and drama. so christian bale won for comedy for "vice". you mentioned bradley cooper "a star is bo," i was sad he didn't get it for best director. if y look at the shot in background, there's

reshadowing images when he climbs n thecar, ie thought was a great director. at least he got in here as an actor. and then we had rounding it out viggo mortensen for "green bo " book." hard how they decided actor between him and mahershala ali. it's kind of a dual lead role.an >> and chrisale, though, i think the academy -- don't we love it when an actor puts on like 50 pounds and totally transforms themselves and then i goes back for a skinny guy. he won supporting. i love yalitza aparicio of "roma". i got lot of warm fuzzies over that because "roma" is a favorite film. >> rags to riches story, nonactress training to be aoo pres teacher down in mexico city when she was cast in this .

mo we talked to her, very sweet, great promising young talent. nice to see her get in here against these legends. we have to mention, glen close. i think she's long overdue for an oscar win. she's in for the wife, i think the role fits the times. she won the globes i think she'll get it. and lady gaga, a ton of buzz for "a star is born." she had a lot of early buzz and then it's gone to close lately. i think it's going to close but keep an eye on the sag awards o t "the favouri," and melissa mccarthy. and alis ya, every time the did a cut away, that's going to make you smile time. >> she's the heart and soul of

that beautiful, beautiful movie. speaking of beautiful movies before we go "cold war" has to get best foreign film except oreign is up for best film as well. which is kind of unusual. whites, right?nd >> yes. two black and whites. the director of"cold war" is also nominated. if you had a to mak pick, i think it's the year of "roma," netflix has been selling that thing, they're really pushio that one, i think it will be "roma". >> thanks so much. fu talking to you. again, "roma" you can see on netflix. it had a double release, an releasee theatres and on netflix. >> i like the fact thewi oscars be held to three hours this year. >> no hosts. a lot of stuff -- as someone saidul merc. >> mercifully. thank >> see you at 5:00. >> y got it.

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doug we'reetng dizzy hearing about this. up and down we go. >> we've been way down the last couple of days and we're to be shooting up. you can see what's happening with the nexttorm system because we have the cloud cover aheahe system making its way our way. coldlouds, still on the side but at least we made it to freezing everybody. winds out of the south at 6 miles per hour. still a little wind, five to ten le an hour wind. that still gives you wind . chil 21 in martinsburg, 21 in culpepper. ynother cold afternoon for sure. it's going to s that way through the night. and then we see temperatures increase by tomorrowmo ing. right now, nothing on the radar picture. but you wen out here, see the clouds coming in ahead of the

storm system but thetorm getting its act together. blizzard conditions, i-70 closed in this parts of colorado and kansas as the storm system makes its way east. we'll see a couple things here, one rain, and the other wind. nothing tomorrow at noon. we'rery all day tomorrow. i think most of your day will be dry. here's 5:00, the evening rush still dry with exceptions of areas to the north. for the most part still dry during the evening rush 8:00, 9:00 that's when the showers move in, most of it on the lighter side. they come in overght. midnight, and watch by 6:00 a.m., look at this line here. if this line develops the way we think it could we could be seeing big time winds with this line as it moves through. thosld winds we out of the south, screaming out of the south and that means you have some big-time temperature di differences too. could be in the mid to upper 50s in some locations, the rain

coming in around 10:00.m. and coming out in the early afternoon. what are we expecting tomorrow? 50 degrees, windy and warmer, the rain moves in late, most of your day is looking dry. the next couple days we see the rain through thursday afternoon, but strong wind potential too and it's windy tomorrow as well. 38 onon friday, 3saturday, and then tracking the next storm system. i'll have that for you and more coming up at 4:45. y have probably spotted some problem potholes across the district. e down right dangerous and getting very little attention until eptoday. >> rter:ss i'm adam tu hub cap after hubcap on the memorial

news4 at 4:00. news4 is working for yo taking care of some enormous potholes that have opened up all around the area. y thanks to the weather. we told about the craters on the memorial bridge. today crews showed up to fix them.or transption reporter adam tuss was there as it unfolded. >> reporter: well t s is what we've been dealing with here on oe memorial bridge, hubcaps

everywhere because bad potholes and craters that have developed but now pches have started to be made here on the e ad surface. you can see wherthe work has taken place there. that is good because take a look at what this lood like not long ago. we are talking about massive craters and quite frankly, a dangerous situapon that was here on the bridge. om talked with s drivers who said it was downright concerning and they are happy that the park service has come out here and taken care of it. >> i think perhaps you covering shis will wake up somebody. >> i important to note there are still some holes left on the bridge. the park service ran out of some of that patching cement and patching material tre using here. they do say, though, they will be bac back toyou. >> nice going. thank you, adam. greenland, it's melting faster than scientists

previously thought. >> they're losing ice four times faster at the end of 2012 than it was in theeginning of 2003. >> here's amelia draper with the what's going on here? >> southwest greenland, which previously had not been considered aerious threat to rising sea levels will likely become aajor future contributor to sea level rise. this could have impacts o coastal cities like miami, new york, and eve locally including the d.c. waterfront. greenland is a massive island, about 80% of the island is covered in thice. ice free area is mainly in the southwest. this study that came out yesterday found that the large ice loss from 2003 toam013 actually from the southwest region of greenland, showing a ifundamental change in melting and runoff behavior early in this ce the area lacks large glaciers

and hadn't been known to be losing ice this rapidly is now not the case. previous studies on the soutast a northern parts were where they pnt ice chunks into the atasson. to expolice statilain this, the officer of the study and his b co-authoieve the main link is overall warming temperatures. as the earth warms he thinks this causes water to drain from greenland into the ocean in the summer. this was published yestery, and posted more information on this on my facebook and twitter pages. back to you guys. no bail for the american under arrest in russia on suspicion of spying. paul wheel ann says he's innocent. his russian lawyer said he was

detained after unwhitingly receiving state secrets on a thumb drive. >> reporter: paul elan isue back in court in february. his family has been preparing for a longra and out case, at least two or more years they say. >> nobody knows the details, russian n the government about why he was charged as an alleged spy. >> reporter: russian officials claim he was caught red handed in an act oon ese. his lawyers said he was misled before his arst, he was handed a thumb drive, we don'tnow by whom before he was obtained. the lawyer said whelan was not aware it contained state secrets, he thought it contained cultural information, perhaps photographs. we know the defense team has been given aess to about 5% of the material on the drive. he faces 20 years in prison if convicted. since his arrest last montth e's been speculation that he b ht be traded for marina

butina. his family says he's innocent. he was in moscow to attend a friend's wedding to a russian woman when he was detained. to a developing story in the l now. patriots quarterback tom brady made laser like throws in the afc champion game but he might have done it with a laser in his face. the nfl is investigating that a chiefs fanut a green laser in brady's face. laser pointers are banned a nfl stadiums. the pats face the rams a weeom sunday. that could be dangerous. it's one thing to not like a player but to try to blind him, that's not cool. >> not sportsmanlike.

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headphones to keep you motivated? >> susan hogan is working for you with tips to help you find the rightne headp for the gym. >> for working out i prefer wired headphones. >> i don't mind if there's a wire or n a wire. >> one fell out and broke on the concrete. >> i'm not a huge fan of the over the e big ones. >> reporter: everyone has a preference when it comes to adphones for working out. consumer reports tests dozens o models each year. >> that's important, the fitct . when you're out for a run or at the gym you don't want to find out 20 minutes into your workout you're getting pain in your ears. >> if you can, try on headphones to see how theyef fite you buy them. many are choosing weless blu tooth. >> many that are marketed as wireless have a cd that connects the two earpieces. but there are some which are true wireless headphones don't

have a cord or cable connecting the two earpieces. >> the down side to true wireless is they typically have a shorter battery life and they're easier to use. when it comes to buying headphones, consider the type of exercise you may use them for. >> if you run out, somese n canceling headphones are adjustable. >> reporter: if you want a pair to in the pool, consumer report recommends this $90 pair from jbl. if you work out at a gym but don't like the music they play, these $90 headpho from sony received good scores for noise canceling and sound quality. if you wear headphones while r you're outsidening or walking, make sure you keep the volume low so you can hear all the noise around you. we, of course, want you to stay safe. back toyou. >> thank you, susan. you will soon be able to get

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if you're just joining us, let's get you caught up with four things to know. >> a teenagerdyaken into cus accused of stabbing another teen in a bathroom at el haynes public charter school. we're told the spect in this case is 17, the victim 15. another student told news4 they put the school on lockdo for a couple hours following the attack. one person is dead, two critically injured after this crash. police believed one car crossed into oncoming traffic on route 27. localesents say the road has ien the scene of several crashesthe past. day 32 of the shutdown. the senate is planning on votin on two bills to reopen the government. one is the president's proposal. and the other is a democratic plan. both plans need 60 votes to pass. house speaker nancy pelosit geg a tour of theraorld

cent kitchen today. it's the popup kitch created by chef jose andres. now the chef is offering more he . that'right. today a brand new resource center run by chef andres opened up next to the kitchen. >> this is called chef for feds. ac aimee choi takes us inside. >> reporter: this resource center hoping to help federal workers one bag at a time. she's one of the vunteers helping, she knows how they feel she'surloughedtoo. >> to have someone welcome us warmlynd give unconditionally, it makes a difference. >> reporter:e miche is furloughed from the smithsonian. she said she a had little money saved up but it's runningout. >> it hits you after a certain period of time. i still get up at 5:00 in the

morning ando have to d what i need to do with the knowledge i have. >> reporter: the research center ll be open every day from 9:00 to 5:00, making sure federal workers still have food on their tables and can feed their furry friends too. >> i've been overjoyed with world central kitchen since i started. it just feels really good. >> reporter: though the supplies offer a little relief, there's still no telling when they'll see their next paycheck. >> it's devastating. it is. and it's going to take a long time for us to recover from this as a country. >> reporter: and chef jose andres said he plans to open up more world central kitchen locationne like thisround the country to make sure he helps as many federal workers as possible. we're seeing some amazing gestures, peopl trying to help these workers. bjohn jovi is doing his part h toelp them out. >> he has ath restaurant in

northern part of the state he recently opened it to federal workers and gave them free meals. the restaurant staff donated their time. furloughed workers say they appreciate the gesture. >> it's one meal i't d have to figure out where it's coming from. it warms myt. hear the first lady of new jersey came up with the idea and share it with the bon jovis, they are considerin similar events i other areas of the state. if you need any help, here to help you, pull up the free nbc washington app and search shutdown resources for ways to help youril f during this difficult time. this will put a smile on a few faces. tomorrow we'll be celebrating national pie day. we'll be at one of the mos famous bakeries. that's tomorrow on news 4 today from to 7:00 a.m. i challenge you to find a person

eating a pie and not smiling. when's the last time you ever saw somebody or ate a pie and >> i don't know if i can eat and smile at the same time. >> that can be a bit of ae. challe >> i don't know. maybe after i swallowed, then maybe. >> i challenge you. challenge you. >> okay. >> pie is happy food. >>or mostpeople. we need happy weather. >> temperatures tomorrow double what they are today. >> thank you. >> at least feeling that way. right now our double is 25 is about the current wind chill, i think we get to 50 tomorrow. even warmer during the day on thursday. out there currently looking at cloud cover, temperatures wise sitting at 30 atgrees. tempes dropping tonight but only 5 degrees between now and 11:00, and aer that point we actually see the temperatures start to go uply by e tomorrow morning. 30 by 7:00. 20ill a cold night tonight dropping into th still cold tomorrow morning. right now, 24 in leesburg, these

e the wind chills 31 up towards baltimore. it's cold but no more zero to 10 degree wind chillse've seen the last 24 hours. they're ge and not coming back any time soon. you widen out and you see the big storm making its way across theountry right now. this is another monster of a storm for our area, yetornother we expect to bring over an inch of rain. but this one is also going to bring a lot more than just rain. amelia is in the sto center with a look at the impacts it'll have on your wednesday and thursday. >> we're talking about winds and sroller coaster temperatus well. tomorrow a dry start, maybe peaks of sunshine. 29egrees at 8:00 a.m. but by 5:00 p.m. we have temperatures near 50. it's a0 und 5m. tomorrow we see rain moving into the area. so the kids getting home from school mainly still dry. but after that, the commute dealing with showers out

there. 8:00 a.m. thursday tracking rain and potentially windy conditions with a mild temperature of55. after that, thursday is one of those days where our temperatures fall rather than warm throughout the day. we fall from 55 thursday morning to 36 degrees by about 4:00 or 5:00 on your thursday afternoon and evening. it's breezy outinhere and a we have the colder air moving in. the weather certainlyso having impacts tomorrow and thursday. the winds, potentially gusting up to 40 miles an hour at times, especially wednesday night into thursday morning. the rain doug mentioned we could see around an inch and that been, we wet we've could see some minor flooding issues, especially othursday. temperatures at least no problems we're not worried about ice developing thursday night because the wind should be strong enough to dry us out before we sees the temperatu fall below freezing on thursday. but travel and road conditions, tomorrow the morning commute fine. but the evening commute you

could be dealing with rain. rain out there thursday mornin and friday, it's all back to the cold and wind chills. wind chills on friday in the teens and 20s. t bad tomorrow. >> but teens and 20s, a lot better thanero to ten. >> you're right. >> but still cold out there friday for sure after the nice warm up we'll see. still cold tomorrow morning, temperatures rise to 50. i think the entire school day will be dry. it is after that time and mostf likely the evening rush for most of us we see the rain moving in. 52 tomorrow, 55 on thursday. and then down to 38 as amelia said the wind chills in the teens and 20s all d thursday or rather friday. then we move into the next few days. warmer sunday and monday. yesterday i was tracking a storm monday possibly into tuesday. now it looks more tuesday into wednesday. what are we going to see here? still a lot o uncertainty with

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pricy prescriptions. where patients areng fin life saving drugs at one-tenth of th co we start tonight with your frigid forecast. check it out, people burrowing into their heavy winter coats for day two of this winter wall lup. i'm gym haey. >> i'm wendy rieger we are about to get a break from the cold but hang onecause it's going to come at a cost because of this system in the midwest heading our way. let's send things over to doug kammerer toell us what we have coming. >> what's coming first off is the wind andtuarmer tempes as we make our way into tomorrow. but still onhe cold side right now. look at the numbers across our region, currently 2 chill in d.c. 19 in hagerstown, a little bit better oceanci , 31. notice morgantown, west virginia a little elevation here, we have warmer air comg aloft, that's moving through, but still chilly in our area. that warmer air coming courtesy

of the next sto system, you can see it back here towards t. omaha,louis. for us we're on the warm sector as the warm air makes it way out of the gulf of mexico to our region. so temperatures feel about double where they are today. warmer and dry tomorrow. at least for most of the day. the rain moves in tomorrow night. could get heavy at times and not just heavy rains. we're talking strong winds, too. i'm going to break it down for you, take it hourho by , show you when the rain mov in, when it moves out, because you know there's more cold behind it. >> we know it, thank you, ug. jus in to our news room. the weather has caused floodin at wheaton public high school. a frozen sprinkler head burst just before 7:30 this morning. you can see the water sooeping down the walls. we're told the water is black but n it's sewage. it's the sedimt in the