rowht on news4 midday, virginia's lieutenant governor convd face an iestigation by boston's district attorney after a woman accusing him of assault makes new public commts. a woman dies after being hit by a fallen tree. a look at the ice conditions that cause other problems across our area. and on the picture here you can see sunshineitaking a of a comeback around here. a little on the blustery side today. a complete check of today's forecast and a look at the weekend with some snow chances. stay with us. good mornin t welcomo news4 midday.

>> this morning we are going to start with something that we haven't seen in days. w about some sunshine, folks. the rain, sleet and snow arego finally . in its place chilly wind. >> meteorologist cck bell joins us. how much will the sun warms up? a lot, a little, not at al y >> compared terday when we were stuck in the mid 30s with rain all day, it's going to feel much nicer tn that. just getting a little sunshine on us will feel good. fourhehings to know about forecast. here comes the sun indeed. and the wind is going to come along with it. windchills are down near or below freezing in a big part oat the news4n this morning. good news is we're back to dry weather for a couple of days around here. the view over washington is sitting in sunshine now. 46 for a temperature. winds have already increased to the west. it's between 10 and 15 miles per hour around town. some of the hher elevations are already reporting winds up close to 30 miles per hour. temperatures mid 40s along i-95.

still in the upper 30s through northern maryland. when you factor in thatbreeze, you can see the windchills now near or below freezing across the northern third of the so your planner then for today. a fair amount of sunshine around the area. blustery. breezy and chilly and breezy and cold into the evening. it will be a subfreezing start temperaturewise across the area tomorrow morning. but a milder day tomorrow and near 60 by friday. extended forecast coming up. >> thank you, chuck. new this morning, tragic details coming out ofleesburg. a woman died this morning after a large tree branch fell on her yesterday. officials say the woman was clearing a fallen branch in the area when she was hit by the branch. the woman's name has not yet been released. there are safety concerns across our area this morning. take a look at allf the ice we found in maryland. all of the ice putting a lot ofn weight on tree falling

trees have caused power outages. be extra o carefulside until all of this completely melts. we're following the latest on the crisis in the commonwealth. dr. vankesa tyson sor the first time since going public with her accusations of sexual assault agnst the lieutenant governor. she spoke last night at stanford. >> on the topic of credibility, it deeply, deeply concerns me at least when women come forward that the deliberate attempt to try to undermine someone's credibility. >> tyson was booked to be on this panel on sexual assault months ago. e said that in 2004 fairfax forced her to perform a sex act in his hotel room. fairfax sayst s consensual. another woman says fairfax rainraped

her. he denies the allegations and will not resign. >> the boston globe reports the district attorney is willing to open a criminal probento the allegations against fairfax. this statement was received by fairfax.tatives for it reads he will cooperate fully in an investigation by the district attorney if a complaint is filed. he will file his own criminal complaint in response to the filing of a false criminal complaint against him. this morning the budget compromise to avoid a gov shutdown friday is getting blasted from sides including president trump. he says he's not sold on congress approving only a fraction of what he wanted to build a border wall. tracie potts has more on fallout as the clock ticks toward that friday deadlie'. >> just starting to -look >> reporter: president trump is the wild card as congress inches

toward a friday government shutdown. he is being urged to sign the compromise that provides 1.4 billionor a barrier along a small portion of the border but not a wall. >> please, mr. president, nobody in everything they wante this bill but sign it and don't cause a shutdown. >> i would encourage the president to ban the win and then to build on that and to do what i necessary to protect our country. >> reporter: he hasn't said if he'll sign. he has said he doesn't like the dealpy >> i'm not h about it. it's not doing the trick, but i'm adding things to it. >> reporter: he's considering an executive ord to redirect money to build the wall. >> i think he ought to feel free to use whatever tools he can legall use to enhance his effort to secure the border. >> reporter: is it legal? the president faces opposition from conservatives insisting he

hold out the wall he promised. >> any republican that supports this garbage compromise, you will have to explain. >> reporter: president trump says if the government shuts down this time, he's notg tak the blame. overnight the preside tweeted thanking republicans for dealing with what he calls the radical left democrats and he continued the language shift we saw when he was at the border in texas saying that the wall is already under construction. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> we are following two overgght develop stories as well. >> we're going to begin first in the district with details on a tense night for police. we'll show you this map here. d.c. police were called to fifth and h streets in northeast for a report of a robbery. when they arrived, a group of suspects werend taking off actually started shooting a officers. it ended at 8th and i streets in northwest. we have video from the scene. we're told there are four mal suspects involved here.

no word on any injuries. and inge prince ge county police are investigating a deadly pedestapan crash. itned late last night. police say a man was hit by both a car and a pickup truck in t 3900 block of st. barnabas road. road crews are working to lean up the mess left by this crash. a bus driver had to be pulled by the mangled bus. that driver was thenly person on the bus at the time. you can see tracks from the bus there throughd. the busted through the median and onto the grass. several other cars were involved but what driver the only person hurt. it's not clear what caused the accident. the redskins efforts to n secure a stadium have taken a major hit. maryland governor larry hogan says de ise trying to put the stadium next rs national r. we have more on the governor's decision and what's next for the am. >> reporter: it looks like it's back to the drawing board for the skins now that governorrr

hogan announced the spa at nationa harshbor will not be to a new stadium. the redskins and maryland's governor were looking at that space and hogan still wants to acquire that space from the federal government, but heo doesn't wantt a new stadium there. we reached out to hogan's office for more i heard back just yet. meantime, where can the skins go? support for returning to rfk site in d.c has dwindled. as for virginia, the former governor was all about bringing the redskins to the commonwealth t the current governor hasn't given any indication that he's terested in housing the team. they keep our kids safe getting to school and back and so today we are saying thank you to cg guards throughout the dmv. >> it is crossing appreciation day. we go to fairfax county with one guard who serves three schools a

day and is a big part of their community. >> reporter: right back there is king outside fe days a week, rain, shine, sleet, snow, or worse guiding fairfax county students into schoo and traffic along the way. it's a job she says she loves. some 16 years ago king was on the other side of her job. a stay at home mom dropping off her three boys atchool when she kind of got a glimpse at her future. >> i did see a crossing guard at om kids' school and she's been there 30 years and she's this little petite thing with this gfiat re. she looks wonderful in her uniform. i thought, gosh, i would love to be like andrte. >> rep that smile and sense of humor has made her a hit with students, teachers and parents who all look forward to seeing her at the start of their scho days. >> it's nice to come in in the mornings especially on a monday

and have somebody nice kind of talking to you and cheering you up. >> good morning. >> every morning she's there with a big smile. makes the day so much better >> reporter: unless fairfax county schools are closed, you'll find her directing traffic outside three area schools including off busy burke lake road where she still finds time for a personalized hi and a smile. >> have ad g day. hey, guys. you may cross. good morning. >> reporter: jennifer dixon says she's grown as close to parents as she has to teachers and studnots. >> they when she's not here because there's a big backup of cars and the traffic is not flowing as smoot y when she's not around. >> reporter: though it's her job, she does not think of it that way. >> it's awesome to see some kids go from grade school up to high school. it's fun. >> reporter: in fact, she's

loved so much she had the honor ar being nominated to be one of virginia's most outstanding crossing guards. justin finch, news4. students at one of montgomery county's top high schools are accused of handing out racist hall passes. how the school is responding. >> i'm going to [ bleep ] kill you. i'm going to [ bleep ] your husband. m not giving you anymore warning. >> the scammer you hear making thoseeh threats nowd bars. love to hear that. he was caught after picking the wrong person to scam. we'll tell you who was on the other end of the l

polic in new york city are mourning the loss of one of their own.ve nypd detecti brian simonson was shot and killed by friendly fire late last night. he was responding to a robbery at a cell phone store in queens. officials say the robbery suspect who is a career criminal

pointed what looked like a real gun at officers prompting them to start shooting. a sergeant and theuspect were both injured. those people are expected to be okay. detective simonson was a 19-year veteran of the force. he was 42 years old. new information this morning more than two years after a woman was abducted and raped at gunpoint somebody has been charged with the crime. the incident happened back during labor day weekend in 26 in alexandria. jesse burke attacked a lifeguard po working at a pool in an apartmt complex. man attacked her and forced her into a pool house and raped her. the two never met before. burke is already in jail awaiting trial. he's been indicted on six felony charges and faces the possibility of life in prison if convicted. this morning we're getting a look at the man police say

rufied a and tnhe raped her. she says the next thing she demembers is waking up in his apartment. tectives say surveillance video shows the woman pushing him away fm her. police in fairfax county say a behavior specialist who is now charged with raping a woman may havee mor victims. detectives say bernard king assauld a woman i springfield last august. she became pregnant after the assault. police sayhere is also another potential victim. scammers are always looking for new waysip to you off. now, one of them is behind bars because he calledro the person. the would-be target was once the chief spy here in the united states. nbc's pete williams has more. >> reporter: the calls from jamaica promised a $15 million lottery prize in return for wiring $50,0 to cover taxes. heen the 90-year-old washington, d.c. man answered phone

didn't send any money and neither did his wife, the caller threatened violence. >> i'm going to [ bleep ] kill you. i'm golden gate to [ bleep ] kill your husband. i'm not giving you anymore warning. s> reporter: what the scammer didn't realize the man he targeted was william webster, former director of the cia and the fbi. >> it seemed to me that something wasn't quite right. this was pretty obvious toe that there was something fishy about it. >> reporter: he and his wife, linda, notified the fbi. >> when he threatened violence, did iteem like a legitimate threat? >> he terrified me. he tol me what the sniper's bullet would do to my head and heoullet would on my white house. it's very frightening. >> at some point he learned that he was involved with the fbi and cia. s>> reporter: that didn'p him? >> no. he said the fbi andia would never find him. >> reporter: he was arrested when he flew to the u.s. unaware he was a wanted sman. hitence six years in prison. the fbi says phone scammers from

ja ica aggressively target older americans claiming they're watching sending pictures their target's houses which many victims don't realize ce from google earth. older people often alone are trusting and embarrassed to admit they've been thomas collected at least $300,000 from his victims but not a nickel from the websters whors warn oto be wary. one of the most famous criminals in the worldut is a to become just another inmate. the drug lord known as el chapo s convicted on ten counts for running a violent drug prosecutors are confident this conviction will put guzman in prison for the rest of his life. althe three-month tri ended with guilty verdicts for engaging in a criminalsbreenterprise, money laundering, international drug smuggling and gun charges. his luck ran out after he met

withen sean pn to discuss a possible movie. that secret meetinged them to find el chapo again andex adite him to the united states. a fo one of the top high schools is dishing outiscipline aft racist hall passes were handed out. >> reporter: several winston churchill high school students are going to be disciplined after they were fouut handing out n word passes that allows the holder to use the n word without fear ofetbution but those students will face retribution after the principal found out. in an e-mail to tparents,s behavior is disgraceful and does not reflect the values expected of winston students.

>> hey, can i get an n word pass. i don't think they mean it an offensive way. >> i was very c icerned and very concerned hearing news like this. >> bruce is president of the school ptsa. >> the opportunity to engage students and engage the larger community in discussions about issues like this is paramount. >> reporter: there will be that kind of engagement at a meeting next week.k derrward, news4. a loudoun countyigh school secretary is accused of stealing a fello flowemployee's credit cs and going on a shoppin spree. investigators say she stole gift guards belonging to the school and keys of an employee. she was charged with fraud and larceny. this week metro leaders are trying to figure out how much tme to spend on system maintenance leadi reduced hours and it's not making

district leaders very happy. we check out the debate which around.pact how you get >> reporter: this whole debate is pitting the mayor against the metro general manager and as one metro manager told me i just got off the phone with, yen the fireworks. all of the extra time metro is gainin fixing the system instead of running trains is leading to a safer system but many say the reduced operacing hours esly late at night and on the weekends are forcing riders to find other travelon op and riders aren't short on opinions. >> sometimes when i come to the train stationn sunday it be closed down around 11:00 and that inconven nces me. >> the longer it stays open the more people can get around especially on friday and saturdays.f >> reporter: i.c. leaders want to dig in on this, they can use a veto to block the p maintenancen and shorter hours but no indication yet that that will happen.

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an nfl player's small favor for a family is going viral. >> when you're young and curious like joseph, no one is a stranger. >> he likes to do a fist bump. >> reporter: look in the background and you'll witness the start ofis newest friendship. >> there's someone behind you, joseph. >> reporter: that is griffin,it linebackh the seattle seahawks and the first player in the nfl with one hand. at age four, his left hand was amputated after it never fully

developed. >> i would never have tho that when i was younger i would be at this point now and i'm kind of glad i made it here. >> he now aims to inspire others. >> do you want to take a photo? >> that includes little joseph who was born without his left hand. the two met at a fan event. >> it's one of those moments that we'll never forget because, one, we've always wanted to meet him. he's our role model. >> reporter: it didn't take long for joseph to realize what theo ave in common planting the seed anything is possible. joe fryer, nbc news. >> beautiful story. today our washington national pitchers and catchers report for spring training in west palm beach, florida, while we're here talking about snowstorms. this is aook at the green field there. position players will head there on monday and first fullt workou is on tuesday. by the way temperatures today in south florida in the high 70s. even low 80s.

>> i was in in west palm beach a few weeks ago and it was 59 degrees. >> if you're going to be almost 80 in february, you're going to swelter and sweat all summer long. >> that's >> that's the price you pay. >> i had to come back here for the snow. >> we have all four seasons in ay. no summer in the forecast. mild r,weatold, rain. and fortunately or unfortunately depending on how you view snow chances, we do have a chance of snow. so far reagan national picked up 14 ihes of snow. first inch came back three months ago in the middle of er nove our biggest winner was second weekend injanuary. dulles five inches ahead of snowfall. right now we've warmed well into the 40s. no snow in forecast for today.

the breeze is blowing so there are windchills below freezing across northern maryland. afternoon highs in the mid to upper 40s for most. probably closer top 50 in downtown with a blustery north and northwesterly breeze. for ltomorrow, a littls sunshine. a lot less wind. and milder. we'll be down below freezing early tomorrow morning but respond nicely to the sunshine and the return of the winds out of the southwest. so low to 50s coming our way for tomorrow. this next storm coming onto the coast now. o our s going to turn i saturday snow chance and the jet stream is really howling out here today. the jet stream i running almost 200 miles an hour today. so flights from honolulu to los angeles are probably going to land an hour and a half early. in the great lakes, it's snow showers. if you drive north of the pennsylvania border, it's very cloudy and flurry and snow shower just southf there it is a pretty nice day around here. only snow chancesoday are up across far western maryland and

into west virginia. future weather, friday, a lot of clouds but near 60. ce and mild. saturday morning though things start to turn aeund around h and we could have a period of snow during the day. there's a lot both working for and against the storm system. working against it, we're going to be near 60 on we'll have a long way to fall to get temperatures cold enough to suort snow. that's strike number one. strike number two, temperatures y be just above freezing so cold enough to snow but very hard to accumulate a lot of snow. i'll show you what theuropean model thinks in a couple minutes when i get with you next. sunday, also a little chance for rain and snow. enjoy the sunshine andil weather while we've got it. an american car maker is getting into the bed business. >> t-mobile and sprint want a what e are telling lawmakers csrger. right now about prices for wirelesservice. s

right now on capitol hill, the heads of s int andt-mobile are testifying before members of the house commerce committee. >> they're discussing a proposed $26 billion merger. the company's chiefs say it will help prove service, allow for creation of 5g networks but critics point to concerns about cost to consumersnd employees. >> when we merge two companies,e we'll creatht times the network capacity that we have on our own. we'll have to bt at&t a verizon on price to fill this capacity. >> we'll make available the better or same rates offered by t-mobile and sprint the next three years. >> sprint and t-mobile compete with each other for same type of customers. often low-income households which is why their stars are located nearach othe sometimes right across the street. eur analysis shows that 30,000 americans would l their jobs.

>> if combined, t-mobile and sprint would be roughly as b as at&t or verizon. regulators rejected a previous merger between at&t and t-mobile just a few years ago. if you have a smartphone, you just became that much safer in the district. new.c technology at the d 911 call center now allows dispatchers to pinpoint your exact location when you call for help from your mobile phon before this dispatchers could only kind of triangulapo your sition using cell towers. now they're going to know exactly where you are and first responders will be able to get you faster. dispatchers say the upgrade will be a hugeau help b sometimes callers don't know where they are. if your partner tends t roll around in bed and disrupt your sleep, ford might actually have a solution for yo the automaker has designed a bed using its lane assistechnology at will keep people on their side of the mattress. so let'say someone crosses over into your space, the bed

corrects the position by nging the intruder back to their side using a conveyer belt built into the mattress. right now the bed is not available for purchase. it's more of a way to visualize the car's technology. >> that's going to end up being like the waterbed. remember what happened to those? a couple notranger t d.c. is celebrating over 40 years of marriage. bobe talking about senators and elizabeth dole. as part of t "today" shows share the love series, they sat down with savannah guthrie. elizabeth took part in her husband's infamous humor during her swearing in for secretary transportation. >> perhaps the federal highway administration could use elizabeth's biscuit recipe for filling potholes. i said if i'm confirmed forhis position, one of my goals is to

ensure that we get air bagser io car in america and fortunately i already know all about air bags because i've been driving around with one for years. >> you can watch the entire interview on today.com. ♪ that is the virginia ballet rehearsing for "aladdin." you can see the performance this weekend at the hilton performing arts center. joining us more on what diences can expect, we have two stars from the show. it looks soou easy and fall on your face. how did you decide on "aladdin." >> we do a wide variety and we did "snow white" a couple years ago whichas hugely popular. we wanted to do another ballet which would be appealingmi to es and children.

>> you're a dancer. tell us about your role and how that's developed in the ballet. >> it's been awesome. the choreography is amazing. everything is coming together with music. it's very easy to tell the history and it's my third season. it's bn awesome. >> it looks like a lot of hard work. rehearsing?e y i know it's every day obviously. for how long? do youve get a break? >> we have a couple breaks for water and totl rest a l bit. it's very hard work. >> we rehearse five days a week for many hours a day. takes a lot of preparation. first the dancers have to do muscles into their shape and then rehearse all of shape and then rehearse all of the at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee.

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this morning we wereble to touch the hearts of many early risers. >> we spent the morning spreading kindness at duck

doughnuts in woodbridge. >> reporter: we had so much fun today. for one hour news4 treated customers here in woodbridge to a free cup of coffee and a doughnut. these customers are waiting on their doughnut orders. were you excited to get a free doughnut oday? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: what kind of doughnut did you get? >> the oreo doughnut. >> reporter: is that the doughnut i should try? >> yeah. give it a try. >> reporter: okay. there are so many options for me. >>yeah, theis. >> reporter: i love it. so this is random acts of kindns week. we're challenging our viewers to commit a random act of kindness. what do you think of this as an idea? >> i think it's a fantasti idea. in light of how everything is going on especially in our area, little thingsike this go a very, very long way just to make people smile. >> reporter: to make people smile. we want to thank larry, the owner here, for letting us come

in and hijack his store for one hour this morning to commit a random act of kindness. duck doughnuts, thank you. bacon maple. that's the ki i'mgetting. okay. back intoyou. >> all looks good. i'll take all of e above. all right, chuck. what could be bad? >> what would go wrong? >> how are we doing outside? >> i like the sunshi the last two days have been as ugly as you can make them. not cold enough to get everybody to get a nice snowstorm. not warm up to be comfortable outside. it's nice to have the sunshine back in the washington area. floudier for ouriends and neighbors in the shenandoah valley and mountains ofirginia today, west virginia today, and that's going to be the case for the rest of the day. on thear hold, washing forecast, d.o.t. across the area did a lot of good to keep the roads in good sha but put a lot of chemicals on the road so if you have a chance to get the carhe w dry today and dry tomorrow and for most of us dry

on friday as well. we're carrying a small chance for raindrop or two on friday. it's probably only g rng toin on freshly washed cars. temperatures are in the 40s to near 50 deees now. afternoon highs today will peak in the mid 40s for most of the outlying suburbs. around town today, i think we get close to 50 degrees. suns not down until 5:43. closing in almost 11 hours oft dayliw. got to love those lengthening days. tomorrow, milder still.nd those west w today will be blustery but tomorrow the return of a southwest wind. owhat will a temperatures to be getting into the 50s and then again that jet stream bringing a lot of moisture.bi time storm on parts of southern california. that will take a couple days to get across the country a arrive here into the weekend. again, i point this out. saturday it's probably going to be just barely cold enough to snow. might be just above freezing. strike two of thi storms that it's going to come during the daylight hours. if it was coming at night, would feel better about chances cold enough to support snow. day, g during the

temperatures just above freezine may hard to accommodate snow. the only model forecasting accumulating snow i the european model which is pretty solidly in that three to five-inch range in the heart of e metro area. that coming during the day on saturday. sunday's snow chance is lower than that. only a 40% chance on sunday. probably mostly rain. that chance on saturday should be mostly snow. again, accumulating snow in the mi can be a bit tricky. if we're going to get a big snow, it's middle partsof next week. but even that comes with its own set of challenges. >> all right. thank you, chuck. is d.c. dealing with an eagle scandal? coming up why some arees oning the relationship of liberty and justice. the eaglesc.utside of the d up dinner this valentine's da it is beautiful. coming up.

still being built and booking your first guest and that tuff. can we film u2 on the roof. that was fiveears ago. >> as part of the anniversary celebration, fallon is having an ambassador each night from various social causes and issues tonight tim tebow will talk by to talk about his passion of asisting kids with special needs. >> newly engaged tim tebow. >> i saw that. all right. there is a scandal here in d.c. >> a pair ofld eagles liberty and justice laid their first egg

of the year yesterday but the new addition has been accompanied by some drama. so here's ave l look at the nest that the couple have shared for 14 look how majestic they are. this is at the d.c. police academy in est. listen to this. according to news partners at t wtop, papa justice hasen seen at his nest since saturday. i dent know about this. >> the "today" show is celebrating valentine's week with wonderful love stories and one features a local couple from montgomery county. >> you might remember amanda and frank because a difficult twist of fate almost ended thei plan to spend their lives together. >> reporter: it was holidays of 2014 when amanda and frank were talking about how soon they

might actually get married. her boy were thrill about that idea, but with a persistent sore throat tha seemed to be getting worse, she decided to make a third visit to the doctor on christmas eve. >> we went back into the doctor and they still suspected it was the flu. they checked myey vitals and th realized i was barely breathing. >> reporter: a nursestened to her chest and told the doctor he should take another look. >> they yelled call 911. that's it the last memory i have christmas eve 2014 being wheeled f on a stretcher. i better call my parents. this must be >>rious. by the time we saw her, she had tubes goingwh evee. at that point they weren't telling us that it was str throat. they didn't kyew t. they just said that an infection had gotten into her blood stream and we could see it in her. heregs were black. her hands were black. >> after a while the doctor td

us that they're going to have to cut them because they weren't functioning anymore. >> when she woke up, the marriage plans would be over. how long, she didn't know. she knew that unless she could somehow learn to be a full peson again, walk down the aisle and look frank in the eye to say i do, she couldn'tit do but finally that happened. last august the couple married. >> i still can't believe he stayed. it's so comforting to know that you can count on someone as your foreve he's myforever. >> she's now working to start a nonprofit to help with awareness to let doctors knowo check for that. she also wants to work with a amputees to help with their ealf-image. >>iful story. time to check in with chuck

bell. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. love conquers all. just have to give it a chance every now and then.d te forecast near 50. blustery to windy side. milder tomorrow as winds turn back to the southwest. mid 50s tomorrow. near 60 on friday. not much sunshine friday. not tce big of a ch for rain. saturday probably going to be mostly snow with raini mixing accumulations too early to nail down. sunday probably mostly rain. a little snow mixed in. and another chance for some winter weather toward the midd of next week. no blockbuster blizzards in sight yet. >> that's if for news4a mi we're back on the air first at 4:00 this afternoon. >> get news and weather updates >> get news and weather updates any choosing my car insurance was the easiest decision ever.

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