information here. we've got some more rain making its way in here, but falling as freezing rain. >> and a good point you made, right outside of our sdios here we have a glaze on like the poles as you're working out to the car. so it's those elevated surfaces, whicheans we could see some downed power lines leading to some power outages tonight. > areas like frederick, damascus, parts of louden county, a lot of ice reported out that way right now. all rain down towards our southern zones. t, again freezing rain in this section now is making its way in here look,his moisture right heir. we've gone through a little bi this next area of precip moving in, this is what's going to cause even more freezing rain over the next couple of urs, and really do think it'll be between the next two to three hours. winter storm warning in effect here for everyone in pink

because of the fact we have a chance for freezing rain. most areas and some locations around 10:00, but we'll continue to watch it as we move on through the night tonight. we still think there are to be issues tomorrow. and when you mentionn temperaturese 50s tomorrow, 50s from d.c. southward, 40 to see the nth. d again up here there could even be some ice early tomorrow mo much more on that and i'll update you what to expect the rest of the week coming up in just a minute. >> crews arely despera trying to clear the roads in your region. >> but if you head out you may dre in some treacherous spots. a look at the conditions there inhtrederick ton what's the word, chris? >> reporter: well,th here' word doreen, and jim. half a foot of snow during the day and light rain now. for most of the day you could not see the surface of 270

because there w m soh snow and it was slippery. as a result maryland police answered dozens of emergency calls for crashes. thisow truck pulls the cab f a tractor-trailer from the scene of one of many accidents in frederick county. maryland state police taking this picture of a truckck ifed in the southbound lane of route 15. the driver apparently losing control on this slippery surface. clearing main roadways that are quickly covered with more snow an slush. we passed a lot of cars stranlded by the side of wi-27 drove north thru montgomery county to frederick. this montgomery county contractor plows the main roads from german town to clarksburg. >> it's real slick underneath, so i've seen a lot of cars slidingarnd. >> reporter: crews shoveling the sidewalks. >> it's a little sloppy right now, but once you cut the top layer off, solid and you're

good. >> reporter: although this man is walking, he says he's ready for whaver comes his way. > it's snowing right now, right, and later it's going to rain, right? so i hav to g to work until 8:00, okay? >> reporter: so you're ready for all conditions? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: drivers are concerned about road conditions tonight. >> it's going to freeze over. that's what i'm afraid of. >> reporter: are you ready for that? >> yes. i have scrapers, i have shovels, i have salt, i have sand. so i'm ready. >> reporter: we should all be prepared for the possibility of ice, which if it comes could make tomorrow morning's rush hour a rea challenge. that's the latest live from frederick. doreen and jim back to you. >> chris gordon, thank you. our teamnu coverage con now with transportation reporter adam tuss. he's been checking out the roads for us. >> he's made h way to fairfax county now and joins us live.

what's it like out there now? >> reporter: a lot ofobeople are ly wondering why there are two hour delays and cancellations tomorrow. take a look at our drive cam. you can see for yourself some of these side streetsec anddary streets, they are still slush covers back here, and now we've got this potential freezing situation on top of it. th is makingor a tricky commute. a lot of these areas back here, you have hills you're dealing with. so really v dot needs to get back out here and da little bit of a better job in these subdivisions. you can get the road spray and the slush kicked up right on your windshield. we slowedt down for you so you can take a better look at what that does and i how can actually blind you in a moments notice. but a lot of side streetsll we were a over in louden county and now in fairfax county. we actually made our way to dulles interna tonal wherere were some delays and

cancellations. iffl you have ht that is a possibility. we're going to continue to see if there are any spots that need more work tonight. clearly a two hour delay for fairfax county that is good call tonight. >> adam tuss, thanks souch. >> prince george is prepari for tomorrow morning's commute. >> our princegeorge's county bureau chief continues our team verage now from laurel. m reporter: i know i was going to be out here belf by this time in the evening. but we still have kids enjoying what we have here. all right, guys, y can go they have been waiting for the opportunity to show you their sledding skills. let me tell you, it's been like this all day.

>> the snow day is just a gift. >> reporter: snow day fun day. >> read andrink hot cocoa and then whenhe time's appropriate, put some burton oun it. >> it was like a dream come true. >> reporter: it's a whole doam not t go to school? >> yeah, there's no homework. >> reporter: but there's going to be plenty of homework crews working overnight to keep roads from freezing. >> we have about 196 of our trucks on the roa'r today, so expending some resources, but we're very careful because we understand winter is n done. neighborhood streets, on the other hand, needed a little more work. >> it's heavy and wet. so normally i could push it for a while and dump it. but i was pushing for a while t andn dumping because it

builds up so quickly. it's a lot.n >> reporter:dition to shoveling the storm brought some other unexpected trials. >> nothing's there, so the only thing they have are pool inflatables. doughnut and pineappl >> reporter: so what we have right now is a light drizzle coming down here in la i can tell you when we first got ndre we had some high snow that was fluffy light, and now it's definitely more compacted. wet. are very and as we've been saying all day, the concern now freeze a overnigh treating those primary roads. reporting live in laur, i'm tracee wilkins, back to you in the studio. >> all fun things must come to an end. a reminder the nbc washington app has a lot more than your standard weather app on your smart phone. stay up-to-date with thens condithere you live. live radar and school delays, too. the final word at 11:00, of course on closings for thursday.

breaking news you saw first from the news 4 i-team. a lieutenant in southeastd.c., he's under arrest for weapons violations but also plotting a major attack. in court filings first posted by george washington university's shamus eshund the i-team he had a list of weapons and intends to murder innocent civilians at a scale in this country and must be detained. no defense attorney is listed for hasson are, and we do knoed he's sed to appear before a federaln judge maryland at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. they say internet searches show he was targeting top democrats in congress. and top figures in media

includingosts on msnbc and cnn. this is u.s. coast guard and fbi baltimore field investigation. the feds caught ont hasson because of searches he might have made from his work computer. u.s. coast guard headquarters are on mlk avenuen southeast. there's no comment yet from the u.s. attorney otherhan to say everyone is going to be in court at 1:00 p.m. >> all right, scot we're looking for a lot more information to come on this one. the most recent inn oent vict gun violence in the district is sharing his story. a teacher who was shot in the face on monday spoke exclusively to news 4's mark seagraves. moment he was e shot and the one thing he said he wanted to do when he thought he was going to teday. >> rep quintan knows he's lucky to be alive. >> god was definitely looking out for. >> reporter: the 26-year-old teaches fourth grade math int southe d.c.

but monday afternoon about 1:00 he was i his car waiting to turn from north capital onto noouvg avenue when he heard the first shot rang out. >> the bullet came through the windshield. it hit the steering wheel with pinkie that was on it and then it came into my face. >> reporter: that bullet is still in his face. as for hishand, the bullet tack part of his finger. >> i was still able to bd this part, but all of this is gone. >> reporter: he climbed out of his c and took cover on the ground. >> i really couldn't see. i just was hearing everything. >> reporter: as he lay there titing for help thinking he was going die, nuevo had one thing on his mind when police arrive. >> so i was asking the police officer could he get my phone just in case i could ake that one last phone call to my mom. >> reporter: he's only lived in the district for about a month. >> before d.c. i was up in china

where guns are not even alloyed. the only people who have guns over there are the military. >> reporter: he's spent a lot of timeg think about the other innocent victims. >> allhese reports about innocent people just getting shot in crossfire, i'm thinking like what if i was, you know, 16 or 17, what if i was that young boy or anything like that that didn't get to live a full life? >> reporter: in the district, news 4. >> he said he's sharing his story to draw attention to gun violence in the district. >> close call there. so glad he survived it. when we come right back on inws 4 at 6:00 tonight we've got some bre news out of chicago. police now calling actor jussie smollettpect tonight. they accuse him of filing a false report. we'll get you up speed on the very latest when we come back right back. >> some of your best movie

reenactments for the pat collins snow stick challenge. doug? >> i absolutely love this challenge. this was great. winter storm warning continuing until 1:00 a.m. for areas you see in pink. for the purple, for you folks in virginia 10: for the winter advisory. still dealing with freezing rain tonight and problems tomorrow morning. we'll uate you on whatpd>>

we are staying on top of breaking news in the jussie smollett investiga the "empire" actor is now being kalled a suspect in the hate crime att that he reported in chicago. within the last hour we learned that detectives are

evidence to an illinois grand jury that smollett filed a false police report. the actor claimed two men beat him up yelled homophobic and racial slurs at him and put aun rope a his neck. over the weekend a pair of brothers told investigators that they were hired to stage that attack. there are growing seeigns tt special counsel robert mueller getting ready to submit his report to the new attorney general. but it's important to note that's only the first step in this process. it's not clear how much of mueller's report the public will actually see or when. our blayne alexander has the latest. >> reporter: today growing signs special counsel m robertller is winding down his russia investigation and could set the report to new attorney general willia barr as early as next week, renewinghe questions wther that report will be made public. today president trump taking a new swipe at fired actin

director andrew mccabe. >> i think andrew mccabe has made a fool out of himself the last couple of days. he is a sgced man. >> reporter: it comes as mccabe in a series of media to promote his new book revealed he opened a counterli intnce investigation into president trump saying he thought it was possible the president was working foria ru >> do you believe he's a national security threat? >> i think what he's doing and what he's saying is makinghis country less safe, that's right. >> reporter: mccabe was fired for allegedly lying about his interactions with the media. >> what he was trying to do was ible, and he was caught. i'm very proud to say we caught him. >> reporter: president trump also angrily lashing out at "the neamyork times." ng the newspaper as a true enemy of the people, after "the times" report that the president tried to put a u.s. attorney he appointed in charge of the investigation into alleged hush moy payments made durin the 2016 campaign. thooi "the times" reportrng president p asked matt whittaker then

his acting attorney general whether jeffrey berman could be put in charge of the investigation into fixer michael cohen. today "the times" firing back saying the president's rhetoric is not just false,oy dangerous. now, a for the timing of the possible release, the possible completion of special counsel robert mueller's report its turning over to the attorney general, we understand that could happen literally any day now. after that things could quiet down until tra attorney ge william barr decides whether or not to release any o that publicly, and there's no word kplae exactly how long it could take to make that decision. >> thank you, blayne. let's check back in with doug and amelia checking the weather conditions. now the concern is the icing overnight with all the slushy mess we>> got. hat's right. we're going to continue to see freezing rain in parts of the region probably for the next few

hours. but this lasts into tomorrow morning. >> because temperatures tonight are right around freezing. so the snowfall today is not to melt. and then ice on top of it. >> about the same one as we said on monday. monday i said 4 to 6 here. but 4 to 7 it went to that yesterday. but pretty much the same map. a lot of stations you see had a lot more snow in the d.c. metro area and points to the this is what we actually got. 2.6 at the rport, 5 poly8 towards annapolis. again, 4 to 7 in this area of d.c. metro and of course manassas about 2 to 4 inches there, a prince frederick we have 1 to 3 down to the south. so pretty good as the snowfall totals were to go. now as far as thece is concerned we're watching another batch makingts way ouray.

most ofheavier, and this is freezing rain. here it is making its way towards our region. this will start fall, pick up in intensity, and we will see temperatures right around or just below freezing. look at the temperatures. 30 degrees in gathesburg. this is why we're going to see prolonged freezing. i think frederick is too high. especially in e suburbsthere, watch out for ice. amelia, this is an area you're very familiar with. you know we've got a lot of ds back here. it's going to bea problem tomorrow morning. >> absolutely, doug. thereare some roads in county that aren't even paved, so when you'reg try get the snow and ice off of them, that can be a little difficult. talking about ice impact especially north and wes of washington, now still some areas

of freezing drizzle here inside the metro area. especially for the elevated surfaces. for the areas here enred you could see icy spots developing as well. especially if they've noteen treated. that ice you were dealing with last week, potentially similar situation tonigac. louden, around the i-81 corridor, frederick and shington county, you can see a glaze up to a quarter of an inch of ice, and this includes potentially on power lines and trees. so some power outages for the areas in red are not out of the question. we'll be tracking the potential for some lightin fre rain in spots and as doug was saying, en steadier freezing rain until about midnight, 1:00 a.m., and then the storm system does push out of the areli so roads out there tonight. especially those secondary roads. still somlick spots out there tomorrow morning. the neighborhoods i think are still going to be anue i by tomorrow afternoon and the evening we're going to warm up above freezing. we're going toee a l of

melting out there. we shouldn't have to mean issues tions later in the day. but if you can avoid travel tomorrow morning, schools i think widespread delays are a good bet. a few cancellations coming in especially around the maland-pennsylvania border. back over the i-81 corridore think most places are going to be open. news 4 is goingo t be on and we'll be back here updating the forecast. we're above freezing but potentially a big range in temperatures from north to south. >> yeah, b time. you take a look at the forecast here. i'm going4 tomorrow, but that's in the city. if you're in hagerstownr up around frederick, you're going to be in 50s tomorrow. a big range in temperatures tomorrow, but still a muchh milder day w some sunshine. clouds, too, but milder. 52, chance of showers on friday. saturday, 46 degrees, and then 68 on sunday. sunday looking like a pretty nice day. getting breeze in the afternoon.

our next round of snow comes next sdth. and potentially another big storm next weekend, and that's the end of the month, watching another potential storm then, too. coming up our celebration of women in black history month continuewise continues with a young woman who captured our attention one year ago in the march for our lives. >> people have said i'm a tool of some nameless adult. it's not true. next at 6:00 tonight barbara harrison catches uwithp

it was just about a year ago we first met naomi wadler, the fifth grader got worldwide attention for the moving speech she gave for the mar for our lives in washington. >> her goal to bring attention to the issue of gun violence and the impact on african-american women. tonight we've got a preview from ourblack history month special. >> barbara harrison reports on what the future may hold for the new 12-year-old activist. >> people have said that i am too young to have these thoughts on my own. >> reporter: 11-year-old naomi wadler at the march for our lives last year. >> people have said i'm a tool of some nameless adult. it's not true. >> reporter: where does that voice and confidence come from? >> i have a big mouth, so -- >> reporter: her earliest memories of speaking up and asking lots of questions, 5 years old about treyvon martin.

>> i said who's that and why did he die, and my mom was like, oh, some man thought he was scary, and she's like because he had brown skin, and i was like will it happen to me? >> reporter: naomi wants to use her voice to advocate for change. she's often invited to talk about what put her in the spotlight. >> last year i led a walk out at my with my friend carter anderson, and i think it was like any other walk out. we were honoring the victims of parkland. >> reporter: march for our lives organizers wanted naomi there. her fiery speech led to major interviews by media, news stories, magazine spreads. at just 11 she was honored at the teen vogue awards sharing the stage with her favorite athlete, serena williams. >> i think she's so great. >> reporter: while naomi has played tennis herself since she was 4, she has another goal for

herself after college. >> i want to be an executive at "the new york times." i'm going to intern there, and they're going to realize my potential and then i'm going to climb the dder. >> reporter: and naomi is certainly not afraidf ights. >> she's an ambitious young woman, we love that. just one of the stories yousel during the nbc 4 black history special. that airs this wskd. we call it she thrives, and it recognizes black women who are changing the world. set your reminders and dvrs an'l we'll hope y join us this sunday right after "meet the press." she ismpssive. she hasn't even been 12 years old for very long. more closings and delays to tell you about as we track freezing rain tonight. and a two hour delay in montgomery county. doug and amelia back at 6:30 to tbreak down the imp and timing of tonight's freezing rain. >> we'll also check back in on

conditions in northern virginia. what the roads look like in fairnx and loude county. and the governor

that's the sound of thunder snow, recorded in hagerstown, maryland today. enough to startle more than a few dogs, big and little ones. but now at 6:30 the bigger threat to animals and humans alike will be freezing in. >> still rough out there. live reports coming up on those conditions on the grod. but rightnow, folks.

we're watching the temperatures hed how they're impacting rain that is still moving in. >> let's get back to chiefmeterologichief meteorologist dougammerer. >> we've had a little bit of a lull here around much of the, but we're starting to see the rain fill back in here. th n is just plain rain, but freezing on contact. that is freezing rain. again, sleet will actually bounce. and we saw if you go outside in your jacket you'll actually see the littlce sleet p bouncing on j youracket. this is all freezing rain, rain coming down, freezing on ncontact. you ee it all back to the west, too. this may be the last real push of msture here. this i think is going to be the big onehat will last for about another two hours. we still have the winter storm waing in effect. areas in the pink that until

1:00 a.m. winter weather advisory until 10:00. maryland until 7:00. we're continuing to keep a close eye on the roads for you tonight. >> transportation reporter adam tuss joins us. what does it look like now? >> reporter: changeable conditions, but ifou take a look at the drive cam we are still dealing wh a lot of slush in spots. and we're stahaing to see out here as well. we're on one ofhe secondary streets and you can see there's a lot to deal with out here. still a lot for v dot to come and cleanup. and a lot of neighborhoods seeing the se kind of stuff on a lot of those secondary roads. that's the reason why you're delays,g to see two hour maybe some cancellations. if you can stick witor just a second here on the drive cam shot, when you go from some

of these secondary roads to a more major roads the condition improves dramatically. now we're just dealing with wet roads. a lot to still continue to cleanup, guys. we'll see how it develops overnight. back to you. >> all right, adam, thanks. >> good to see there aren't many cars on the roads. there were so many spin outs and fender benders in louden county today sheriff's deputies d a hard time keeping up. >> the snow was pretty thick, and authorities were warning people to stay off the roads. not everybody listened, though. >> continuing our live team coverage in leesburg, sounds like some secondary roads there may be a little hazardous. >> rorter: well, that' right. we have driven throughout louden county and come across a lot of secondary roads that still have icy spots andlush on them. you guys just talked about accidents, and virginia statetr police officers have responded to 800 traffic cshes

and disabled vehicles since mid-night. just an indication of the potential danger on the ro ways. you can see all thireslush right and what's interesting is that a plow came through here within the hour. but chief meorologist doug kammerer explained to us you have some freezing. the secondary roads like this one here which is mayfair drive, are as. m v dots tells that crews will continue to plow a treat the roads in virginia overnight. but here's the problem some may become slick as what doug describes the mix of precipitation and freezing. beware of icy spots tonight and tomorrow morning, especlly in elevated areas where temperatures may be colderuch as with bridges and ramps.

crews will continueo work overnight, and we will bring you the most latest information as on ecomes available here news 4. back to you. >> okay, shomari, thank you. and they'll all be part of our team coverage tonight on newsat 11:00. tune in before you go to bed for doug's latest forecast, all the latest school closings and delays and everything you need to knowefore tomorrow morning. other news now. virginia'shr top elected leaders have seen their approval ratings drop amid the scands. but tonight two new polls suggest they are not under a lot of pressure to resign. only 31% of responders to a uva poll said governor ralph northam should resign over his blackface scandal. in both surveys more people said northam should stay than go. about oneee in t sbnders in both surveys said lieutenant

governor justin fairfax should resign over sexual assault allegations. attorney general mark herring eho also admitted to wearic blackface in th'80s appears to be in the best sha. only about one in five virginians think he should resign. on cbs this morning hogs sked if he would run. he noted he was just sworn in for a second termmaryland, but he didn't rule it out. >> i've got a lot of work to do here in maryland. i would say i'm being approached from a lot of different people. and i think the best way to put is i haven't thrown them out of my office. >> governor hoganot did support president trump's candidacy in 2016. he told cbs he does not see how much has changed since then. in just a few hours pope francis convenes at at the vatican. bishops from all over the world talking abo sex abuse by

catholic priests. what we can expect through the weekend. and we're also staying on top o a change over from snow and sleet to freezing rain. and sleet to freezing rain.

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gathering in rome. they're going to talk about the protection of minors within the church. they're also going to go into the larger issue of clergy cover-up when i comes to sex abuse. the vatican stressing the conference will focus on responsibility, accountability and .transparen chicago's archbishop is among the organers leading this summit. >> we believe it is important forlife ous as we come here to carry in our hrts the suffering that those who have beenbud have each and every day of their lives. >> reporter: the summit ginz less than a week afterch the se expelled the excardinal from theth prid citing sexble abuse of minors and adults as part of their reason. one of mccrick's alleged victims, he tells me he hopes all of this is the start of purifying the church. all of this gets uowerway tomo morning in rome. that means a lot of developments

are going to be coming out overnight. as sooas updatescome, we'll bring them to you on news 4 today starting at 4:00 a.m david culver, news 4. >> and watch for david report tomorrow morning and then we'll have liveto coveragrrow afternoon. we've got much more ahead on news 4 at 6:00, but first we're going to get the word on the weather, too. st. with here's pat collins. >> february 22s nld george washington's real birthday, so we thought it would be appropriate to have george washington make a measurement for us. he can't talk, but he can run, and he can measure. george, let's see what we've got he now, we've had some melting because it's gotten a little waer. go ahea george. let's see what we've got. oh, it's just under 3 inches. not bad. gee, i wonder what his favorite

movie line is. well, it's probably -- the snow stick challenge coming up next on news 4. and we continue to track freezing rain falling in spots across the area. a lot of school delays, even some closures already comg in. so for the rest of the district where does the homework meter land? doug and i are going to beea ng it down county by county coming up. this is not a bed.

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entertaining impressions straight from the big screen. >> it's all f the pat collins snow stick challenge. whether it's snow come forever or snobiconcunoeby. >> let's get over to pat collins in northst d.c. how's it going? >> reporter: pretty well, doreen. you're going to see a few of them in a second. you ow, snow business, show business. in the spirit of the oscars we asked people to dress up as their favorite actor or actress to say their favorite lines from their favorite movie. the best stick gets an official pat collins snow stick. we've had a lotf different challenges in the past, but this one raises the bar. a little bohemian rhapsody in

the snow, on a swing set. we had all sorts of movie entries. the lion witch and wardrobe, the jedi fight, the bird box, rudolf, the grinch, and now -- and now the big finish. ♪ we will, we will rock you >> reporter: even some of our anchors got in on the challenge. >> you need to be kisshit padly by somebody whoow knowso do it. >> meanwhile my biological clock is ticking like this. i ain't ever getting married. >> lisa, i swear t god, i swear

to god i do not need this. >> reporter: no this weekend lot of people are going to go home with oscars. yo know that. but only one person is going to have an official pat collins snow stick. jim, doreen? and it's not going to be erika, by the way. she will get something for that. >> have we seen your own movie imitation yet, pat? reporter: no, i'm probably back in the godfather >> great lines for that. >> make him an offer he can't refuse. okay, thank you, pat. we're in weather alert mode tonight. let's check in with doug and amelia. tracking conditions from storm center 4. hi, guys. >> don'tlook, fly. we got something, i'm not saying what it is. just trust me.

yo? got o >> no, i don't. >> we're going to have t come up with some more. this is fun. no fun out there on the roads tonight,hough. we're talking about that chance for freezing rain continuing hours.e next couple of you see it now. look at all of the pink here, and this is what we were showing you all da yesterday. i-95 westward this is all in the pink. it is rain freezing on contact. it's called freezing rain. that's what we're dealing with across muchf the area. look down to southern maryland, down around the northern neck, it is just coming down as rain. not freezinger there. teures above freezing. look at tis, all the way down towards charlottesville and roanoke reporting some freezing rain. more back to the west.

we could see upwards up to a quarter inch of ice. about the potential for freezing rain in those areas. even to the east, prince george's county still over there. next couple of hrs we've got the freezing rain in through 8:00, 9:00starting to see just more plain rain here. watch as it starts to come in around 11:00 and then it's out of here. we could still have some icing. >> especially around the maryland, pennsylvania border back around thei-81 corridor, check it out some potential cancellations right now for the counties in red. these are mainly counties along the mason dixon line, getting word that prince william county they have a lot of parking lots to clear and they don't think othey' going to beble to get to all of them tonight. could see a cancellation tomorrow morning from that icy

mixture falling overnight tonight. that freezing rain. potential, dela some of these schools along them have already called delaysut there. but i think you could see delays in prince george counties. rain around midnight. maybe some isolated rain, freezing rain holdingbo onto 10:00 a.m. we're talking about some isolated slicks, sp and the most likely areas for slick spots are going to be in montgomery county where aemperatures are going to be cooler. etter chance for slick spots out here in ouresternones. down through orange. rain and freezing rain over around midnight. look at your temperatures. 31 to about 33 degrees. that means the snow from tod does not melt and any ice out there does not melt either. overnight tonight back in the mountains you do want to anticipate slick spots out there tomorrow morning. again, this event ends for

pretty much for everybody around midnight. we're reel a not worried about freezing rain inouthern maryland. stafford and king george counties with temperatures between about 33 and 36 degrees. so above freezing there, and no ro issues as far as the temperatures are ce cerned and ather is concerned down in southern maryland. and tomorrow we're going to warm up above freezing. but, doug, we're talking about a big temperature difference across the area from north to buth. a littl colder to the north where we saw more snowfall. >> we will see more sunshine. the more sun we get, the warmer we're going to be. take a look at the numbers. these were somef the forecasted numbers across the area. notice to the north, hagerstown only aroundgr 42 s. 535 around fredericksburg. but you folks arounderick and back to martin, definitely a chillier day. 52 on your friday. an isolated chance of a shower

and most areas dry. sunday, a chance of a morninger shut then breezy. high of 68 on sunday. a couple of storms next week. e looks like a pretty weak storm wednesday, and then possibly a bigger storm next weekend. we're not quite done with winter just yet, guys, but looks like we're starting to turn the corner. >> surely he can't be serious. >> i lub this one. toto, i have a feeling we're not in kansas anymore how often do we quote that? >> that's a good one. you put tornado in that one, i love that. >> it's got a weather angle. coming up next we're going coming up next we're going to head down to

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they're all wearing shades today. during the commercyl she was complaining because the sun hid behinds the clouds for about 15

minutes today. >> she's about to taunt us, i it.just feel hi, sherry. >> reporter: hello, guys. i have to tell you it also rained aittle today, so we too ar dealing with the elements. i can feel the sadness over here. we have to tell you today's work out was great for the nationals. he's already one of the best pitchers in baseball, and early on in the newso s he is already bringing that mad max mentality en with those early morning wake up calls for spring training. the three time cy young award winner bringing that passion we're already used to. he knows the trick to soothing his 1-year-old daughter brook, and he's learning from father hood and bringing that to the ballpark with him. >> i think the number one thing patience. understanding, that's the number one thing i've gained from

father hood is patience. and when you change as a person, you can't but change on the field as well. i just think there's more timeo than i'm patient in baseball than i've ever been in my life. >> reporter: all right, and look who showed up at camp today, no, not eaten. he's been here for over month. david martinez chopping i up with orr. dave now wearing number four. and martinez trying to absorb as much knowledge from the hall of famer as possibl >> i always ask those hall of fame guys, what's t one thing that drove you every day? what is it? and every one of them i've ever talked to, they said it's that passion, it's that -- of the game. and that's what it's all dabout. hat's what i feel like

every time. it's for love of the game. >> reporter: nu, from warm weather and palm treo the ice, the capitals placing de vante smith-pelly on waivers today. on.today the team moving with pelly struggling thisot season n scoring a goal since november 21st. and ther specuetion this m could signal a trade. now some of his former teammates, several of the caps visiting the hall of fame, the organization donating a 2018 stanley cup ring, which will be displayed at the hall. the caps in toronto tomorrow night. and the caps finally looking to beat toronto for the first time this season. guys, back to you. >> covering everything. thank you, sheree. have a greatun time there.

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