up vated mama trying to set her son. love without limits. >> i believe he stayed. it's comforting to know that you can count on someone as your forever. >> the new inspiring chapter for a quadruple amputee who beat the odds to walk down the aisle. it is a winter storm warning that's been extended as we come on the air this afternoon. it's got our concern, you can see heavy rain falling all over the place. >> rain isn't the only problem. some neighborhoods are coated in a layer of ice. >> everyone seeing these gray skies. we're kicking off three hours of weather coverage let's get the latest from chief meteorologist doug kammerer. . >> it's going to t continuebe bad. temperatures are rising, that's some good news here. and notice not a lot falling now. we've had activity with drizzle

over the last couple hours. we have another band making its way into the area in the overnight hours. hy the weather service extended the warning for montgomery county, frederick county,incarol, waon, points back to the west, including parts of west virginia. numerous trees down in these areas, power outages as well. that's because of the ice they have seen. to the south of this, it's been a rainy day, a nasty day at that. to the north we may still see a little more ice. i still out there on those trees and poner we may see more come down this evening. rain through mnight tonight, rain comes to an end tomorrow. and look at this, watching the next winter storms. the next winter storms, plural, there's three of them. talk tow so you soon. >> you got our attention.

a reminder you can get the forecast for youroo neighbo any time in the palm of your hand, download the nbc washington app. we turn to breaking news from new york. mexica drug lord, el chapo could spend the rest of his life in a maximum security prison. earlier today a jury convicted him on multiple oarts drug trafficking, critical enterprise and money laundering. gusman, infamous for his drug enterprise and jailge ways, escaping twice from mexican recapturede he was by authorities in 2016. more breaking news. we learned the man accused of stabbing a d.c. woman who was out for a jog last year was not competentily to stand trial. 23-year-old anthony crawford is accused of killing wendy

martinez, a spokesmenold our news partners that he was found not competent durg a mental health screening which was ordered at a hearing last amwee. hisy says he suffers fromsc zophrenia and bipolar discover. he's likely to rain competency in the future. fairfax police say a woman raped a woman who was mentally incapacitied. police arrested 60-year-old bernard king today and they're looking for more ctims. chris gordon is in fairfax county today. this is a disturbing story. >> reporter: we are here at mvle, it's a community center that serves clients with mental and physical disabilities looking for employmen opportunities. well, the agency tells me it is

coopering with fairfax count police in an investigation into one of its former staffrs mem here. police say the woman was sexually assaulted by a behavioral specialist here at the mvle community center in springfield, virginia. 60-year-old bernard bets king who lives in springfield is now in custody, charged with rape. >> in august of 2018 our detectives were notified by a family member that the victim had unfortunately become pregnant andhe was not capable of consent due to physical and ntal incapacities. >> investigators used dna evidence which led them to bernard betts king. they said when they were theyied by law enforcement took immediate action. bernard betts king is no longer employed by the agency. a mother who brings her son to the center said she's shocked by the news.>>

well, i'm really nervous about that because you know we need to expect the staff. >> reporter: bernard betts king also worked at community living alternatives in fairfax. >> we we shocked, taken aback by it. we are focussed entirely on making sure that our individuals are safe and healthy right now. >> reporter: detectives believe there may be additionalvictims. >> we've already identified a potential second victim we are investigating right now. >> reporter: police say dna evidence led them to that second possible victim and they want to know if there are more. ahead tonight, on news4 at 5:00, we will hear from exper who give us advice for the parents and famies of people who have mental and physical disabilities, how to protect them from people who would take advantage of them sexually. at's coming up tonight at 5:00 live in springfield, leon, back

to you. >> chris gordon reportinglive. to the clock we are all watching. government funding runs out friday night. congressional negotiate or thes have reached a d tentatil that provides $1.4 billion for a backwa border barrier just not a wall. president trump said the deal doesn't thrill him but he hasn't not signed it. pressuredent getting from all sides on this one. >> reporter: the big question now, will he or won't he sign this? the deal gives president trump less money for his border wall than the offer before the government shutdown. this time the president said he'll likely take a different route and keep theer gent open. on capitol hill a deal to avert a gent shutdown at the end of the week, but is president trump sold? >> the answer is no, i'm not. i'm not happy. but am i happy with where we're going? i'm thrilled. >> reporter: the deal includes nearlyio $1.4 bi for border

fencing, not a cron crete wall. and it allows5 forles of new fencing. and gives an additional $1.7 bndlion to home security. >> i'm hoping he will find this agreement acceptable and he signs t bill. >> reporter: president trump said he wants to add a few things to the deal. it's a far cry from the 5.7 billion he demanded f the wall and less than the senate deal he rejected last year. his conservative allies laying on the pressure. >> any republican that supports this garbage compromise you hav to explai >> shutdown is not acceptable. it's not on the table. >> shutdowns are bad. >> i don't think you'll see a shutdown. >> reporter: which coun the president could not belong the deal rather going on a different route, using governmewe money. >>e doing things that are fantastic and taking from far

less -- really from far less important areas. >>eporter: but some fellow republicans calling that a bad idea. and there is a deal different sticking point, which is money for beds in i.c.e. detention centers. the deal does not put a cape on umber of beds, which is something that democrats had called for, but it does reduce the amount of funding by about 17%. pat. blayne alexander, thank you. today was the first of several days of tribute to former michigan congressman, john john dingle. dingle was the longest serving member of congress, representing part ohis state for more than five decades. among those in attendance former vice president joe biden. he said dingle was one of the few colleagues he didn't just respect but looked up to. >> i admire almost e worked with, but a few i looked up to, that i knew were b wter than at what they did.

i knew they were more successful at what they set out to do than i was. and john dingle was that man. >> many lawmakers were on a plane headed to michigan for the service but got turned around for the bad weather. on thursday there will be ase ice here in washington. students at cool ij high school had to evacuate their building after a bomb. thre d.c. police said someone thrcal in a bombthreat. the police went and swept the building and said they found nothing and students were able to return to school to their day. a disturbing case of racism at a rockvilleigschool. derrick ward tells us about the consequences several students are now facing. >> reporter: several students at

wincest winston churchill high school are facing disciplinary action after allegedly passing out n word >>passes. his is behavior that will not be tolerated in any montgomery county public school and the principal took a strong stance against it. ke reporter: students we s to may not have been that comfortable with it but didn't seemed shocked by it. >> this has happened in the past. a random guy would come to me and say can i get an n-wor pass, i don't think they mean it in an offensive way. >> just to haan this -- i to call it privilege but it's not a privilege of saying a word that doesn't need to be said. >> i was concerned and i am very concerned at hearing news like this. >> bruce edleson is a parent of churchill student.

>> having lived through the sel civil rightsmovement, my understanding of the n-word and segregatnd racism may be different than 14 or 15-year-old's. >> reporter: still the school policy is clear regarding the code of conduct and the principal said the students involved will be disciplined. s studen it's good that the principal put the letter out. next week will be a ptsa meeting where there will be an open discussion on the issue and they hope to address it then.rd derrick news4. maryland state police continue to investigate a crash that killed a pedesian last night. the victims, a man and woman, were walking in a crosswalk near prince george's county college. tevin baile dd at the hospital, the woman isg still be treated.

the police said the woman was not impair at the time and no charges have been filed. you have no doubt heard of the kits that test your dna. >> youould have seen this one coming. >> now the health and heritag of you four legged friends can also investigated. plus a woman defies the odds to walk down the aisle. the nastiness continues around our area. more rain as we make ourugay ththe next couple hours. some areas all ice. look at this,yeah, look at the ice on the trees, the downed power lines. this is a nasty situation in areas to the north and west of washington. that's w the warning continues until 7:00 tonight opinion whll have m more on what you can expe tonight andctac

now with a weather alert. you can see the rain on storm team 4 radar, and those gray skies as we take a live look outside. doug is back with when we get break from this dreary winter weather. withhat in mind, change gears, warm things up a little bit. how about thisstory. all week we're putting a spotlight on random acts of kindness. >> today, molette gre is in

the community at shepherd's action in trabl spring. >> ready to serve up another act of kindness, breakfast, lunch and dinner served up every day. we're challenging all of you to commit a rando act of kindness. you have a wish w list, need people to jump in on that list. >> you know, give with your heart, giv ponchos, it's raining. give hot setce. give toes. blankets when it's really cold. we have a long list on our website, you can go to amazon.com, find our wish list and they'll send it right here a it easy. most important, give with your heart. l>> wee the volunteers who give of their time lik mhelle and everybody here. this is important.

>> it is. we're blessed to be blessing to others so whenever you have an opportunity to give back, you should. >> we brought in from nbc 4, a clothing rack, blanket and a can opener and a lot of other goodies and i got big hugs. that's a wonderful thinve girom the heart. a random act of kindness, that's all we need to do, right? >> yeah. >>st that's the larom shepa shepard's table back to you. the acts of kindnessin co tomorrow we'll surprise folks across the dmv with free donuts and coffee but where will molette be? you have to tune in in the morning to find out. we'rey not otting wet, doug, but i heard you mention storms eaier? >> yeah. this was in my winter forecast. i mentioned the firstouple weeks of february, no worries.

the back half -- >> re consistent. >> you're making me worried. >> first we have to talk about what we have going on right now. we have the rain continuing to fall. most of its on the light side, talking drizzle, but it's nasty outthere. not picking up much, we have freezing rain, sleet backo the west, mineral county, into west virginia as well. the wider vie showing what's happening. here's the storm. this is a big storm. youic n from new york all the way up towards boston we're ealing with the snow in that area. snow back towards chicago. and severe weather, tornado warning down around atlanta earlier with this line here. for us we're still going to get in on more rain overnight tonight. because it's been on the colder side in some of the pockets here we continue to have problems with ice. that's why the wintertorm warning has been extended until 7:00 tonight. parts of west virginia, most of northern maryland, frederick,

howard county, carol county, upper montgomery county, including areas around damascus. pat collins up in that area right now and this is not a snov t, this is an ice event and ice many times is a lot more serious. >> reporter: indeed, doug. for most of u back in the city this was a rain event. but here in, damascus iceland. take a look at the tree tops here on log house road. it's beautiful. it appears that mother nature a put white frosting on all those tree limbs up there. beautiful. imbs iful until those start to fall. and the wires come down. and the tree trunks block the road. take a look down log house road here. you can see the power pole leaning across the road. you can see the power lines down. you can see the tree trunk across the road. this is a samplg of what they

experienced in damascus tonight. tonight we'll take you to another scene a short ways away where a tree missed a house --m ed a house by that much. so it's no picnic out here in damascus tonight, doug. i'll see you back at 5:00 at that house with the fallen tree. >> thanks, pat. appreciate that report. it's all based on temperatures and also elevation. we notice right around 500 feet in elevation, that's where we had more issues, towards upper montgomery county, around sc da, up toward frederick, along the blue ridge. numero trees down area wide in those regions. temperatures are all above eezing, 40 in d.c., 34 in gaithersburg. arnd damascus temperatures above freezing right now, about 33 degrees. so we ar starting to see the ice melt but with more rain coming we could have more down this evening. rain through midnight, most of iter on the light to me

side. some slick spots well to the north andwest, that will continue through 10, 11:00, 12:00 tonight. dry for the morning commute. the roads may be on the wet side but we see any more rain tomorrow. the big factor tomorrow is wind, wind gusting upwards of 30 miles per hour.ac coming through 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 tonight and another round of rain as the front comes through around 11:00. so a wet and nasty night tonight. wait until you see the ten day forecast.or windy tw and chilly, 47. 54 on thursday. 61 on friday. you're saying what are you talking about? that looks great. storm number o on saturday. storm number two on sunday. storm number three onduesday wednesday. most of these start off as snow, maybe se significant snow as well. much more on that.ee i'llou at 4:45. >> wow, doug. >> got themp lined like planes on a runway.

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equal footing. her spirit has alloweder to laugh at things that for some might be difficult for both. >> this is my right hand. >> and this is the spirit frank fell in love with, that's why'te woulive up. >> i want to say it was probably from day one when we first met, we clicked so perfectly. she had a greatsmile, she made me laugh. as time progressed we continued dating. it's to the point now she knows what i'm thinking before i say what i'm feeling or thinking. >> reporter: she said he has been with her through every step of learning to live again. ter the ceremony they crossed the street where the washington plaza hotel created aagical evening to celebrate the couple. then the first dance. the lyrics were like his words, got my head spinning, no kidding. i can't pin you down.

but he finally had. and she loved it. i like it he said he couldn't pin her dow r becauseht after all this happened with her, with the sepsis andhe amputations, she did not want to get married. she wantry to m him but she didn't want to be a burden to him. and finally, it happened. she wasto ablalk just as she said she wanted to do, and now he's working s tort a nonprofit to help with sepsis awareness, hp others recognize the disease and symptoms. and working to help amputees feel good about themselves. i think she's going to do whatever she wants to do. >> i couldn't agree with you more. >> a lot of people first saw the st r, wy which was a few years ago. nd dar cars, a local dealership, was so impressed with her and her willingness and ability to t whatever she could, they gave her a car. they had a car built for her.

a toyota mini van. so she drives around now, gs her kids to school. i think she can do whatever she sets out to be. >> the spirit. >> i haveore coming up on news4 at 5:00. >> a match clearlyade in heaven. >> no question. >> proof of the old saying, love is not just in the lling, it's in the staying. >> love that. now if you are lking for love yourself, news4 is here to help. tonight atg 5:00, a dat expert shares her secrets to success, and she'll tell you about the one thing you're doing that could keep you from finding your match. plus the one tool that cano give face a slimmer look. s>> storm team 4 iss weather alert today. when we're done with this round

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towards the north we still have problems with the northern counties. ad the report from pat collins, numerous trees and power lines dowin this area. same thing for portions virginia where ice accumulated more than a quarter inch in some spots. nasty for us with the cold rain continuing throughout the night hotonight. i'll you when that moves out. we have a couple nice days before things go downhill again for your weekend. amelia ise with in about 15 minutes to talk about the threat for the d.week talking snow, guys. folks we invite you to download the nbc washington app set your home page to weather there, you'll have the forecast for your neiborhood ywhere, any time. check in with chuck and melissa tomorrow morning. news4 today srts at 4:00 a.m. a woman said she was drugged andaped after stranger bought her a drink at a restaurant bar. theuspect is a registered sex

offeer. megan fitzgerald explains why police want this woman's story to be a warning to everyone ortching. >> rr: terrifying moments unfolding inside a 12th floor apartment at this chefry chase complex. a woman y he drugged and raped her before walking her out of his building the next horning. the newsing neighbors who live nearby. >> i'm glad it's not me, but ie do for the victim. >> reporter: montgomery county police say o'canter, also listed as a register sex offender in maryland bght a shot for the woman at the bar inside clyde's. according to the document he put a roofie in her drink and walked her back tois apartment. she woke up naked in his bed and felt paralyzed. en police investigated they found surveillance video of the

woman stumbling with kantor to his apartment. she could be seen pushing him away before he grabs her and pushes her into the building. he's now in jail being held without bond but police say it's a remderof to always be aware krroundings. w where your drink comes from, if you have friends with >>u, watch f each other's drinks. the rain didn't stop activists from gathering outside white house today. they were there to support temporary status holders, those people are born overseas and unable to return to their home. the protesters want to send a message to the trump administration and congress, ne they want per protections. here's what one tps holder says about the importance of living in the u.s. >> it means aot because i was able to go to school, go to college, get a job. at 25 years old i was able to

my first home. >> last year the trump administration said the program would end for napal and honduras. immigrants are suing saying tni adration unfairly ended the program. your smart phone jade you safer in the district. the d.c. 911 call center is now le to pinpoint your location when youall for help. mark segraves tells us this is a huge advancetechnology. >> reporter: when you need police, fire, ored pars you possible. as fast as that's why the work heret the 911 call center is so important. it's the dispatche first responders where to go. but sometimes figuring out where the emergency is is harder than you think. kareem, who runs the call center says often times people calling fo help don't know where they are. >> i wouldro saybly a quarter amount of the time,

usually visitors, sometimes we havehildren that call, sometimes we have elderly individuals that call and don't know where they are. and you have people going call h an emergency, you 911, something is going on, you forget >> pinpointing a call wasn't hard at all when most calls came in from a land bulane. today 80% of calls are made from cell phones. and until nowtc disrs were only able to get a general location where you were calling om, typically these c cell tower. now d.c. is joining t growing ranks using rapid sos. software that inin the exact location the call is coming from. >> rapid sos is operational in many cities acrosshe country. in our region baltimore and fairfax are already using that software. me doug anda are tracking winter weather in our area. >> it's a weather alert to.

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co cops. >> i bet he does. the soolalls it third party propositioning. >> that would not make meifappy y mom did that. >> i don't think i'd want to date that guy. >> warning sign.in wa will robinson, danger. >> pass that one up. >> bad sign. weather alert for your tuesday afternoon. >>nd doug and amelia areng trackihree more chances for winter weather coming the next ten days. coming next a winter wallop coming to our north. we're not expecting it here? >> not tonight but over the weekend we have potential for two winter storms one on saturday, one onunday and more wintery weather on tuesday, wednesday. we're letting you know how to start

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with four things to know. >> a cold, raw, rain any day in most of our area, that's why we are in a weather alert mode. look at the radar. some areas to the north of the city also coated in ice as we w. a winter storm warning in parts of the area until 7:00 p.m. doug and amelia will have the late opening statement on thi storm and several more coming in the days ahead. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he talked to president trump today and recommend he sign the deal that would prevent another government shutdown friday night. negotiators reached a tentative deal last night that offers money for fencing. a virginia man is accused of rang a mentally incapacitated woman at a mental health facility.be police arresteard betts king. he also worked at a second

fairfa facility and police a looking for more victims. el chapo will likely spe the rest of his life in a u.s. prison. a jury convict him today on ten counts ranging from drug trafficking to money laundering. he'll be sentenced in june. we'll have new reaction fro court in about 10 minutes. for many in the country this has been brutal winter. even many minnesota where residents are accustomed to nasty winter,o they've had deal with more than a foot of snow in thpast two weeks. >> reporter: from whiteouts to e ts. a nasty winter storm creating treacherous conditions. in minnesota, cars spinning out while neighboring wisconsin slick roads causing this multi-car crash. dozens ofef vehicles littering the highway. near green bay police say a semidriver going too fast ran a

red light and slammed into this police suv, the officer not injured. in indiana the weather causing this jet tolide off the runway. luckily no one on board was hurt back in minnesota one family finding a silver lining. building a massive snowman that looks like it could last until spring. baltimore expecting round two of a one-two punch. residents there starting the week with ice. now bracing for snow. farthernorth, salt trucks and snowplows ready to roll.rk new ity issuing a travel advisory while neighboring new jersey not waiting. >> it's going to be a mess everywhere. >> reporter: the governor there alady declaring a state of emergency. >> i don't like winter. >> reporter: many schools planning for late starts or a snow day. tha to kathy park for that. that snowman on stoids. >> that was cool.

>> it was huge. re >> doug, we going to get any melting? >> yes,hi we have storm system making its way through the area, it's the cold front ahead of that we normally do warm. 4 we'r degrees in the city. look how much rainse we've , this is why we said we could see areas of flooding, too. g,6 of an inch in d.c. 1.09 in martinsb lot of that was frozen. .47 around the winchester veare. een reports of ice from a quarter inch to a half inch of ice. that's why we're dealing with trees down across our region, especially theorthern zones. shower activity around the area, it's area-wide we'll continue to see showers. if you don't see it on theadar here, like prince george's county, i bet you're still seeingle drin our area.

the actual cold front is back to the west, producing severe weather through the south but that ushers in warmer air ts evening and brings us heavier rain as we move through the overnight hours. so rain is expected. we have the winter storm warning this is the ice that is already on thend trees once again we've seen numerous trees down and power outages in these areas. this should begin to relax tonight as temperatures start to warm. you will get melting but we pl could see a c more trees down. so you want to give yourself a heads up in those areas. tomorrow everybodyar above freezing and close to if not above average. windy and chilly, still have winds gusting to 30 miles per hour, which could also bring down a couple trees. we're out of this tomorrow. dry on thursday. and then, amelia, all eyes turn to the weekend, again. >> i know. it's not just one winter storm we're tracking. it's the potential for two to impact the area.

look at our temperature trend. our average is 46. .e're running above normal through frid highs friday 60, then we have ay.d air saturday and su it's the kind of cold we could see a wintery mix. you have to know whenyou're forecasting a winter storm, the closer we get ton event, the better idea we have to know how to prepare and let you know what you're dealing with. we're in the three to four day out range so we know we have different scenarios we could be seeing saturday and sunday. impact, it's looking like yourr eneekend impacted. of a s not just one wave wintery mix moving through, it's the potential for two, one saturday, o sunday. both of them have potential for accumulating snow and maybe even ice to accumulate like we're seeing now in areas likema us, this is likely going to impact travel over the weekend. and stay tuned as we continue to update the forecast and get new

information in. this is one computer model, this is one scenario. this is saturday morning at 8:00 a.m. we're dealing with ami winter rain, sleet, freezing rain and maybe accumulating snow.da lunchtime sat it's snowing out there. this ends later saturday as a wintery mix. and then we hit sunday. sunday morning at 8:00 a.m. notice another wintery mix moves into the area. we're dealing with rain, and then that ending potentially as a wintery mix. so, doug, it is going to be an interesting we again, both saturday and sunday we have the potentsll for snow, t, ice, freezing rain, rain, you name it, it's potentially in the forecast >> we might as well say weather alert through the weekend. d even into nextweek. we're watching next week's storm too. we have a couple dry days,to rrow, thursday, and friday. friday 61, that's going to be great. there' the storm on saturday and sunday amelia is talking about. two separate storms. anne then bigger storm tuesday and wednesday.

how much cold air is involved, moisture is involved? this could be ae. big but all of them have a chance for significant snow around our region. we'll talk about it over the next couple days but storm team 4 all over it for you, online, on our app, on social, swtwitte facebook, instagram. back to you. during the week like this filled with love, the's probably no better way to express it than through song♪ you are d.c.'s elite ♪ ♪ on a case on a beat t >> f 20th year, neighbors in southeast showed their appreciation for the police department and theythid it ugh song again. ffey even had personal shoutouts for theers written in and they handed out treats for the officers as well. i'm sure they a appreciated it. >> looks like they had a lot of fun. how do you propose to an nba dancer? >> good questipe. hofully it looks like

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was going on. and no wonder they had an eight-page verdict sheet. interesting to tell you also, 34 hours, six days of deliberations, 56 prosecution witnesses were called detailing the cartel's actual shipping of drugs into the united states, and reaping billions of dollars in profit. >> this conviction is a victory for the american people. who have suffered so long and so much while guzman made billions pouring poison over our southern border. >> reporter: defense called only one witness. it seemed the defense in this case was basically saying that everytng that the prosecution was presenting against el chapo be false and not t believed but the jury believed it. 90 days from now on june 25th, the parties will go back intoom this courtor sentencing. again, el chapo could face life

in prison without possibility of parol, and be confined to a maximum security prison where they would hope he has nohance of escaping. first at o:00, frozr, an ice out weather alert for parts of the district. i'm wendy rieger. dangerousicky, it's out there. i'm jim handly. right now rain for manyf you but farther north a far different story. look at this, trees completely coated in ice in damascus, maryland putting power poles in danger. >> and a live look at the radar shows the system is not done just yet. tonieat we have coverage from the storm center. let's get to doug and amelia. >> what we're going to watch is more rain coming in temperatures are risen above freezing in mt locations. the rain goes through midnight and tomorrow we get another piece on th backside. >> if you've been dealing with

ice throughout the day today,ng notice on trees in your neighborhood, on power lines as the winds pick up we could see more trees and power lines coming down. >> winds tomorrow, 25, 30 miles ok hour. let's t now. there's not a lot of rain, although there's a lot of drizzle, that continues throughout the evening hours. no real freezing rain or sleet untilou get back west and some of the higher elevations. look what's coming, you still have rain, and this is heavier rain. this is going to have to traverse across the mown mountains. this is the front, the colder air is on the backside and is so the wind. a winter storm warng continues to be in effect until 7:00 tonight. it's for whaappened with the ice and we'll continue to see the problems here. we could see more tes down, power outages,