>> announcer: "news 4 today" starts now. months of renewed fury with singer r. kelly culminating with an arrest overnight. the singer is in jail, facing sex abu charges. an upscale neighborhood in northwest d.c. a target for car break-ins. what you need to kno about protecting your belongings. a family fighting to make a change on your driver's license. learn about the inclusive option they hope to bring to the entire state. all that and mor as we welcome you in on this saturday morning, the 23rd of february, 2019. good morning to you. i'm david culver. the snow from the past iweek, th gone, but the weekend weather, not looking that great. we have storm teas lauryn ricketts tracking the changes for us this morning.

the sunthe question, is going to make an appearance today? >> i think we can see maybe a few peeks of sunshine, but they'll be few and far between. sun coming up just a little under an hour from now. we a we're looki decent conditions, at least through the morning, and things change hrough the afternoon a evening. more rain coming our way. it is just going to be rain. then we have warmratures coming our way. a look at the tower camera, not much going on. we have some cloud cover. again, you may see a l of sunshine today, but it is going to be few and far between. look what is to the right now.us eventually, this will be moving into our area, and we will starr to see somen chances increasing, again, as we go through the afternoon anden g. a lot of rain down to the south. if you are traveling, just 'rkn, if y headed south, you're likely headed into heavy rain. widening this out, area of low pressure forming into the texas area, and that's going to ntntinue to push some of the

moisture right here. we're starting off on the cool side. temperatures around 40 grees. that's pretty much where we're going to stay today. wait until you see the temperature.or the tomorr we'll talk more about that in a little bit. >> roller coast temperatures ahead. lauryn, we'll check in then. we want to get you u t speed on breaking news out of northeast washington this morning. police a trying toind a stolen taxicab right now after an armed carjacking this happened a few hours ago around the 3200 block of 16th street. police say two men, one wearing all black, the other wearing a mask, pulled a gun on a taxi . driv they took off with the driver's 2016 ford focus from bar wood cab. the cabdriver was not hurt. they headed north. developg in chicago overnight, r. kelly waiting up in jail this morning. late last night, he turned himself into police after being chged with aggravated sexual abuse. thas the scene when r. kelly showed up at the pol station. prosecutors say his crimes involve teen girls between 13

and 17 years old. the singer is 52. kelly was acquitted of child pornography 2harges in8 but has been dogged for decades by claims that he violated underage girls and women and held some as sex slaves. >> now there is another chance, and i'm glad that, you know, the state's attorney is taking this seriously, and looks like other jurisdictions are, as well. >> kelly is strong. he has a lot of support, and he is going to be vindicated. >> lifetime aired a docu-series that featud kelly' alleged victims. kelly has consistently denied accusations of sexual misconduct. house republican leaders in virginia ainviting the accuserst governor's to testify at thecapitol. tyson and watson he aused justin fairfax of sexual assa t assault.

lawyers for both women say their clients want to tell their stories to the general assembly. house democratic leaders say the vestigation should play out in the criminal justice system, not thelegislature. >> the justice and the due process that we seek should be by a law enforcement entity, not by individuals who will be onth ballot in november. >> the lastr three or f days, the victims have constantly asked us to do our duty. >> we should point out, dr. tyson's attney says her client doesn't want the hearing to be politicallch ged. the spokeswoman warmed the gop's hearing would,e th political theater. bureau carey will have a closer look this morning. we told you about a history lesson gone wrong at a school i northerginia. now, a similar outrage at a d.c. school. it started out as a school project at lc whitlow stokesar

r school in northeast. it was meant to teach about black ashistory. thgnment for fifth graders was to put on a skit about what they learned about slavery and the civil otr. oner says that's not all that happened. >> two of the african-american boys portrayed a scene of slavery, being beaten by a white child. unacceptable. >> a confederate flag was also brought in. it is not clear who brought that in. a school administrator addressed parents in a letter, saying the whole thing was regrettable. the school's founder said they are using the incident to talk to studentsac about r and provide sensitivity training foe te and staff. the principalt ashburn is working with the naacp to address racism. fourth and fifthraders were

asked to play a game in gym class meant to ptray slaves and slave owners. peteras bang ran yesterday afternoon. he set up scam companies with money that was supposed to help small businesses in the county. the irs caught him after casinos reported the cash -- that he cashed large checks and refused to reveal the course of h admoney. he pleed guilty back in november. he'll be sentenced on separate charges in montgomery county next month. a rash of vehicle break-ins is happening in northwest d.c. in one neighborhood there. it has authorities really concerned this morning. the latest incident, one of at least nine in d.c.'s c chevyse neighborhood so far this year. the victims, two young girls who had their backpacks and school computer stolen.

the girls were with their parents on a pre-storm trip when e thieves t. >> i opened the door, and there was glass all down here on this part of the seat. >> my one daughter is in middle school and has a computer that's pa of her program. her computer she's supposed to use every day fromchool was stolen. >> d.c. police say been a sharp increase of theft from autos in the first two months of the new year compared to lasar maryland's drivers license could be in for a 'smakeover. change some states have already adopted. a bill makingtsay through annapolis has a new gender option. m would stand for male. f would stand for female. then they'd add this, an x, which would represent unspecified or other genders. darcy spenceintroduces us to the family fighting for that change. >> m, f, or x. >> reporter: her 15-year-old asked if they could move from

maryland to d.c., that's because the district has the option to put x instead of male or femoue on driver's license. he is a gender, a non-binary, which means tyy don't ident as male or female. lou would rather not drive. >> they made it clea the third option on the drivers license, unspecified, was so important to them, the idea of moving was very >>appealing. eporter: instead of moving, kaleena decided to fight to change maryland law to allow an x as a third option on your license. >> this actually will make the drivers licenseore accurate for the purposes of being really who they are. >> reporter: the bill just passed the maryland itsenate. s being considered in the house. dvocates from the lgbtq community, like lily pastor, are pushing for the bebill. >> tn this situation, where you're saying, either i va

date my own sense of self, or i give up having a driver's license, it is an awful choice to have to make. e reporter: advocates tell me the change wouldmple. you'll have the m for male and f for female, but then there would be an x for those who don'tit identify asr gender. delegate sarah love is the lead sponsor of the busl in the she says this is about fairness. >> for a lot of people, they do ckt identify as male or female. so having to c one of those boxes just isn't right for them. it is just not who they are. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news 4. 6:09 onour turday. pot parties are exploding all over the district, but police are cracking down. they're making all the arrests, but where does the case go after that? the news 4 i-team dig sboging i this one. this one. blc.'s odd pro

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some say it's a gray area in d.c.'s marijuana law. vendors gifting drugs to dostomers. ns of officers often spend hours raiding these pop-up parties, but the news 4 i-team dug through hundreds of records and found those arrests rarely lead to convictions. the question here, is this a waste of resources? investigative reporter jodie fliehas the story. >> reporter: you can find them in every corner of the district on every night of the week. the i-team went undercover to show you pop parties inside businesses, warehouses, even homes. >> 16 milligrams. >> reporter: the district's marijuana law says you can grow , smoke it, and gift small amounts to others, you just can't buy orel s it. >> $25. >> reporter: creating an entire

industry that exchanges cash for stickers, t-shirts, even socks thatij come with mna products as a gift. >> i don't see a problem with it. >> reporter: rollin says he doesn't frequent or host pop-up s, but last month, he was arrested while standing outside of one in a building he owns and eventsout for >> 20 to 25 police officers stormed the building, gunsdr n. it was terrifying. >> reporter: police also wo arrested the t women inside setting up for the party, but prosecutors have already dropp those cases. the i-team found that's not uncommon. we tracked down records from more than t dozen pop-up events and followed every case through the courts. out of 255 people charged, the i-team found exactly three have gone to trial. >> marijuana prosecutions in the city have always been very eenient. >> reporter: polhief told the i-team he wasn't surprised to learn prosecutors dropped 18180 cases. >> reporter: when 80% of your

cases are smissed, it's got to be frustrated. why continue to have officers spend their time rding those parties? >> if you're gifting it on a large scale to numbers of people, you know, under the guise of, you know, you're giving them something else, it isdilearly ribution. i don't think that is even gray. >> reporter: in a statement, a spokesperson said prosecutors support police efforts, but successfully prosecuti cases requires a higher legal standard. >> it is a big problem and, i think, a was of time. >> reporter: the cysgressman safficers shouldn't be focused on enforcing a law likely to change. he'sro iced legislation to allow marijuana to be bought, sold, and taxed. >> more and more people should be allowed to o rate in this business, to engage in this business without the consequence of being arrested. >> you can smell a hint of the cannabis. ge reporter: this man owns a mobile massa business and says police found his car parked out back wasn't for sale.

he infuses this into lotions and salves which he gifts tois deients. it is ribed on his web site. >> they id it was part of the pop-up party. it is wrong. >> reporter: his is one of 22 case prosecutors haven dropped. three dozen others accepted guilty pleas. >> this is our signatureab ca butter. >> reporter: complaints from neighbors lead to arrests. officers sometimes recover thousands of dollarsgand guns, il to carry in the district. >> we've seen robberies associated with the pop-up parties. we have seen at least one homicide. >> reporter: safety is important, but even after his arrest, he still sees the gifting law as gray in the pop-up parties and his own business. >> definitelyakes me have to re-think how i'm going to do it. i definitely don't wanhe police coming in again. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney u

spokesman tol they have moved forward with the most viable pop-up party cases and that they aggressively any involving weapons or violence. jodie fleischer, news 4 i-team. 6:16. a live look this saturday morning. thetu tempes going up, then going down, then going back up. it is a roller coaster that lauryn ricketts is t

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dist ycts you from what're doing. >> reporter: next, make the apps that distract you the hardest to find. >> take off a non-essential app from the home screen. your home screen gets busy, and you're scrolling, scrolling, scrolling. > reporter: instagram can be moved tofolders, keeping you from clicking on it as often. using folders in e-mail can keep your inbox from overflowing. another eas way to see progress, move most items off your desktop. a clean computecreen won't prst look better. it'll imove efficiency when it comes time to track down whatever you need. de-cluttering yr devices is important for productivity. a university of california study found it takes us a average of 23 minutes to get back to a task after we've been interrupted. you cne imagine each of those notifications that distracts us eats up a wholeim t of te in our day. back to you. ll, we've got some nice conditions out there right now.

although, we do have some cloud cover out tere as head through this saturday morning. again, expect rai as weead through your saturday afternoon. it is going to be a little on the wet side. y for sunday, rain in the morning, then becoming down right win tomorrow afternoon. the wind stays with us through monday, settling down monday night. as we get into tuesday, we are looking at much more quiet conditions. the temperatures, on a roller coaste ride. t today though. we're staying in the upper 30s to 40s for daytime high ain, what you see is pretty much what you're going to get for the remainder of the day. as you head out the door this morning, grab the warm coat. if you're going to be out past n grab the small umbrella. we are expecting those rain chances to increase through the mid-morning and into the afternoon. you may see a few pee of sunshine. i have clear skies headed north through maryland. clouds will be moving in throughout the day. again, dresss for temperatun the upper 30s and lower 40s, and only topping out in the low to mid 40s for daytime highs today. again, steady rain latern

tonight. so for things you want to do, exercise, fine this mornw g. fine tomorght. although, it will be windy tomorrow night. skiing, best bet, tomorrow morning -- sorry, this morning. it is going to be a little war by the time we get into tomorrow. if you need to get that car washed like me, go tomorrow night. way.o have this rain on the it is just to the south of us right now. some of our soutn e areas may get clipped by a little of this rain. -min chances increase throughout the mning and into the afternoon. tomorrow, we'll also have some rain in the morning, then becoming pretty windy and sunny as we go into the afternoon. here we go. let's take a look. a 6:. on saturday, not too bad out there. as we head through the middle part of the mornin after 11:00, we start to see the rain moving in. we'll continue to have some rain, waves of it, throughout the afternoon and into the overnight. i do think it'll wrap up befe noon morrow, but then that wind picks up. we'll have pind guwind gusts up

40 miles per hour. however, we have a high wind watch for frederick county, maryland, and areas to the north. we have winds up to 60 miles per hour in those areas. washington county, frederick county, maryland, eastern panhandle, the high wind watch. we have a chance for flurries into wednesday. for th mostrt, we're looking at a quiet work week ahead. more rain chances and possibly snow chances return next weeken more news d.ri

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mou ahow much is too much f piece of history? someone shelled out more than 50,000 for this card here, basketball card. that's michaeljordan. it sold for $350,000 onery rar metal gems green card. only ten of the cards were ever made. a similar o card jordan's teammate, scottie pitten, was in the same auction. $22,000. everyone is checking their garages now for old baseball and basketball cards. >> there was box of cards at wtop the other day. people were like, here are cards. are these worth money? >> should have gone through >> i will now. hockey fans saw high-stakes drama in denver. a lot happens fast. >> this is before the colorado

alanche game wednesday night. a player flipping a puck into the stands. the guy leaning over to make the catch. as hdoes, he accidentally hits a woman with his elbow. you see t rightthere. >> oh, gosh. >> so he does the nice thing and gives theuc woman the to make up for it. that woman absolutely loves it. >> she's happy. look at t guy's girlfriend. he's trying tort com her. she does not look happy. no word on whether their relationship has lasted through the rest of the game. i'm sure there was some choice words after that. >> can i get you some dip n. dots. a cor dog. she did not look happy. >> not at all. >> it is nice of that guy though. >>ow. >> trying to do the right thing. listen, the weather is nin to be so nice later on this afternoon. ateast we're not talking about snow. >> not yet. >> not yet, exactly right. we have really warm temperatures on this forecast before we get out of th weekend. we'll show you those. that's coming up after this.

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excedrin sees your relentless, pounding headache, even if no one else can. it's why we focus only on headaches. nothing works faster. we see your pain and what's possible without it. excedrin extra strength. >> announc: "news 4 today" starts now. on this 23rd of february, 2019, good morning. welcomback to"news 4 today." i'm david culver. we'll get youaught up from headlines in a moment, but we'll start with your storm team 4re st. we have lauryn ricketts in the weather center. lauryn, obviously, we've had a rough week with some cold weather, some snow. >> yeah. >> going to get warmer, but

you're thinking rain today? >> yeah, i am thi rain out there today, daivid. it looks like we'ra have the moving in through the middle part of the morning and into the afternoon. it is going to a wet day out there, a wet night especially out there. let's go ahead and show y what's going on. the sun coming up now before 7:00 a.m. you can see that pinkish hue on the horizon right now. sun coming up officially at 6:49. we have about 20 minutes or so. now.egrees right northeast winds at 9 miles an hour. ue today,'t be an i but tomorrow, we'll have breezy conditions out there. we have high wind watches in me portions of the area. not today, the wind stays in check, temperature topping out around 40, which is where we are right now. we'll be one side or the other of 40 degrees. expect rain chances to increase as we go into the afternoon and through this evening. if you were tnking about getting your car washed today, probably wouldn't do it. i would probably wait until tomorrow night because we'll be dry tomorrow night. until then, all of this is

coming our way. we're already starting to see maybe a few shors in the shenandoah valley. we'll watch that and show you the futurecast and timeli coming up. we'll also talk about how warm it'll be tomorrow. it'll feel like summer to some people. that's coming in ten minutes. >> a taste of summer. thanks. 6:32. developing in chicago overnight, singer r. kelly is waking up in jail. late last night, he turned himself into police after being charged withggravated sexual em abe thabuse. this ie scene when r. kelly showed up at the police station. hisri cs involved 13 to 17 year old girls. he wascquitted of child pornography charges in 2008 but has been dogged for decades by claims h violated underage girls and women and held some as sex slaves. >> so now, there's another chance, and i'm glad that the state's attorney has taken this seriously, in doing this. looks like other jurisdictions are, as well. >> kelly asis strong.

he has a lot of support, ahe going to be vindicated. >> newce allegations surfad after lifetime aired a t docu-series t featured kelly's alleged victim kelly has consistently died accusations of sexual misconduct. the owner of the new england patriots has been charged with paying for sex at alorida massage parlor. billionaire robert kraft among more than two dozen other men charged in a human trafficking t investigationen china and florida. kraft is accused of soliciting prosecution. his charges are not related to human trafficking. investigators have video of craft inside the establishment. they say the pat's owner, worth $6 billion, is a regular at the spa. in a statement, kraft's attorneys say he'd not been involved ill anyal activity. the trump administration taking aim at family planning groups like pla parenthood. they want to strip millions in federal funds from them, setting up what could be a massive legal

battle over abortion. here are the new rules handed down from the administration. women's clinics providing abortions or referrals for abortions will no lger be allowed to take part in federally-funded family planning the rule also prohibits family planning clinics from being housed i sthee location as abortion providers. planned parenthood and other abortion rights advocates are certain to challenge that change in court. well, do not expect the special counsel's final report on the russiaex investigation reports.pite the justice department has not made the decision whether to release some or any of it to the public. leaders wrote to barr, urging him to release it. tomorrow morning, chuck todd and others breaking down what it will mean for the president when it comes out. you can see that here on n 4 right after "news 4 today."

the catholic church is looking to eradicate sexual abuse at the hands of predator priests. yesterday at the vatican, aes survivorfied before church leaders who were gathered in rome. pope frangis is lea a summit on preventing clergy sex abuse and cover-up. o fo a former nun abused as child and adult has little hopehis ll bring about change. >> demand the records, go storming into your ardiocese, bu do something. there won't be a church unless t some signifi changes happen quickly. >> also yesterday, two american rdinals addressed the downfall of theodore mccarrick,he former ark form er archbishop of the washington. they said it brought a new spirit of accountability within the church. a bill requiri clergy in virginia to alert authorities about reports of child abuse or

neglect is on the way to the governor'sdesk. the senate passed the bill yesterday. it'd already passed the house. it was sponsored by carrie delaney. a former montgomery county employee going to spend the next four years in prison for embezzling nearly $7 million of taxpayermoney. a federal judge sentencing peter bang yesterday afrnoon. bang ran the scheme forix years, setting up sham companies with money supposed to help b smalinesses in the county. the irs caught him after casinos reported that he cashed large checks and refused to reveal the money.of his he pleaded guilty in november. he's going to be sentenced on separate i charg montgomery county next month. break-insh of vehicle is happening in a northwest d.c. neighborhoodri it's got autes worried this morning. the latest incident, one of at least nine in the chevy chase neighborhood so farye this . the victims, two young girls who had their backpacks and school t computer en. the girls were with their parents on a pre-snowstorm trip

to a safeway on connecticut avenue. this was on tuesday. that's when the thieves struck. >> i opened the door, and there was just glass all down here on this part of the seatne >> my daughter is in middle school, and she has a computer that's part of herra pr her computer that she's supposed to use every day from school was olen. >> d.c. police say they have seen an increase in these type of crimes ithe first two months of this year compared to last year. from now on, you have to be 21 years o oer to buy cigarettes or vaping products in the commonwealth of virginia. governor ralph northam signing a bill, banning people under 21 from buying tobacco and the liquid nicotine used in the deviceti ac duty military psonnel are exempt from the age restriction. the bill had bipartisansupport, and it is wornoting, in the mmonwealth, which is historically known for tobacco production, all of this went

down38 is your time now. there's some metro slowdowns waiting for you this weekend. here's a closer look at what you can expect. >> i'm melissa mollet with a look at your first 4 traffic and the rails. the red line, single tracking between van ess and dupont. same for worng line between armory and chevroly. huntington and national airport on the yellow, single tracking. green between lenfant m andnt vernon. regular service on silver and blue. no track work there. have a great weekend. l> the crisis among the commonwealth'sdership is still not over. lawmakers are working that make one of the lieutenantrn gove's sexual assault accusers to testify in public. democrats say that's a job for police. date on the crisis coming up next, right here on "news 4 today."

we want to update you on the crisis in the commonwealth, where two women accused virginia's lieutenant goverr of sexual assault. one is accepting an invitation to tell her story publicly. on friday, house republican leaders invited both women andn lieute governor justin fairfax to testify at the capitol. asulie carey reports, the decisionom over fierce objections s by democrats, say this is an electionpl year . house republicans say it is me to move ahead, to ope an investigation. >> the committee will schedule a meeting, where wel w invite dr. tyson, ms. watson to testify. we will also be inviting lieutenant governor fairfax to testepy. >> rter: it's been exactly two years since the second of two women came forward to accuse the lieutenant govfnor sex assault, alleged iidents

taking place in 2000nd 2004, incidents justin fairfax say were consensual both women have said through their attorneys they want to tell their story to the general assembly. >> the last three or four days, the victims have asked us to do our duty. pe reporter: vanessa tyson has also said she'll to law enforcement in boston, where that alleged assault occurred. house democratic leaders and some members blasted the gop un anment. they say the criminal justice system is the right place for an quiry. >> the justice and the due process that we seek should be by a law enforcement entity, not by individuals w will be on the ballot in orvember. >> rr: this democratic delegate, a sex assault survivor himself, takes a different view. >> survivors of sexual assault are and should be entitled to choose whichever legal venue they desire to seek justice.

when i was raped, i did not report to law enforcement because i did not believe that that was a way in w wch ild achieve justice. >> reporter: the lieutenant governor'sspokeswoma issued a statement, warning the gop plan would be an exercise in political theater. >> northern virginia bureau chief julie carey there. watson's attorney said she accepted the invitation to receive. watson, unliketyson, says she does not plan to also take her complaint to prosecutors in north carolina. a cloudy start to your saturday. it is going to be a wet one, according to lauryn ricketts, t but it swing in temperatures that you're going to want to prepare for. we'll help youo thatight we'll help youo thatight ahead.

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we've got the "today" show up next on nbc 4. let's take you up to new yorkhe we haveelle jones and peter alexander standing by with a preview. good morning. g. good morn coming up on a saturday morning on "today," singer r. kelly overnight to in face charges of sexual abuse f underage victims. prosecutors announcing kelly's arrest on friday. we're live with the latest. also ahead this morning, after months of controversy, oscar weekend is finally here. hollywood's biggest night. who is going to win? what changes can we expect for the live show? i haven't seen any of thosees

mo. i have work to do. we'll have a preview >> a lot of work in a short amount of time. no rest for the weary. meghamarkle is getting ready for another big trip. she's heading t morocco with prince harry for a weekend of royal aduties. >>itious at seven months. >> it is morocco. why not? >> why not go to seven months? those stories and more on a saturday morning. david, back to youn d.c. >> peter, you need to be watching up. i don't know what you've been doing in washington. it's not like you've been dizzy. >> no doubt. i saw a great superwise, super reader with my daughter. >> that's a start. >> i love "super why." >> i'll check that out. let's stay with the oscars a in a moment. obviously, one of the biggest award shows for hollywood. it all happens tomorrow. "roma"ei is a f film that's in black and white. it may upset the popular american contenders. there's also a great american actress who may finally get her oscar. news 4 sat down with wtop news

ritic to talk about the extraordinary talent that is glenn close. >> just fits the moment, too, right, the year of me too. "this wife," we're not going tt give away, but the idea of a wife that doesn't get the credit has to go along for the ride as her husband gets a nobel prize. >> because orthe gen issues of the '50s and '60s. but it is a master class in acting, thanks to ms. close. you cannot look at that scene at the award ceremony. it's about a husband getting a nobel prize for literature. she's sitting in the audience, and you watch. remember, that scene is just on her. nothing. it's her reaction. >> closep for close. >> she goes from pride to sorrow to rage. >> envy to rage, yeah. >> there i - just it just melts acr s herface. stunning. glenn close takes it to a lel

that she outstr iped streep many ways. >> i'm glad you mentioned that. i viewed her over the years as, she was that one with meryl wastreep. >> . >> streep was the one that won the three best actresses. close would always come close, but no cigar. it's funny how that works. i mean, she should ha won for "fatal attraction" in '87. >> amazing. >> ironically lost to cher for "moonstruck," who was the lady gaga of the time. we've come full circle. >> even the simple thing with the interplay with jonathan price, who plays her husband. beautiful. i just thought the who movie, the screenplay, the direction, i think it's kind of a perfect little movie. she just elevates it into the stratosphere. you feel like you have been a witness to something astonishing. >> you belie >> yes. a couple. >> one moment in the hotel room, bickering over, you know,fi lities or whenever, then they get a phone call from the son, saying they'll be ar grants. immediately, as would happen in real life, they put it

together. >> get on the other phone. >> you believe them. >> right. i think any time -- i mean, an actor's job is to create and reality. she and jonathan price created a beautiful dance together of a marriage. there was not one false note in that entire movie. >> it's a great master class in an understated nuance performance. you don't need to go big. lady ga's was big. this is the more nuanced, watch what's happening in yourface, like you mentioned. >> exactly. go get 'em, glenn. >> it's your year. >> i'm with you. she is phenomenal in that film. you have to see it the best part of glenn close though, she went to one of the best universities. she went to the colge of william & mary. you have to think that had something to do with her level of talent. >> i was like, harvard? no, yeah, william & mary is a great school. >> the harvard of the south. >> we were charted before harvard. > you'll like this, too, you can wa bets on the oscars.

>> i do like that. >> it's the first time you can actually do thats the b are happening. you can do them in new jersey, if you want to go up there to do . . >> ye >> obviously -- >> not west virginia? >> you can go up to new jersey for it. >> i also can do it online probably. >> you probably could. i don't know if that's legal. >> i mean, i don't d that, but i know of some people. >> that you won't mention. >> exactly. listen, i want to mention about the rain today because people are out and about. it's saturday. it is going to be wet. we've got some rain coming that, again, we could have some isolated flooding because you're going to melt all that snow. then we're going to get the winds. on top of this saturated ground, we could have power outages roughout the day morrow. let's show you what's going on out there. for today, increasing chances of avin. we don't rain out there right now just yet. you have a couple hours to get things done before we start seeing this rain pushing into the area. now, looking pretty wet overnight. could end up with about an inch, maybe over that, before it is all said and done rn tomorrow afn. as i said, isolated flooding

threats and power outages ashr goghout the day tomorrow. that'll be something we'll have toe really keep an on because of this ground being so saturated. i don't think you'll need your air-conditioning or heat because the temperatures are going to be rather nice. today, they're a right. degrees. we'll stay around the 40 degree mark as we continue through the da we have sprinkles west at 8:00 a.m. in the eastern and central senandoah valley. rain stays to thth through the middle part of morning. we're see it seep in through the middle part of the morni and to the afternoon. maybe a while before you get the rain in northern maryland. i'll show you that on the future cast. otherwise, temperatures, 30s to 40. again, we'll top out right side of the other, 40 degrees today. pretty much staying steady even into the evening. if you're headed out tonight, bring the umbrella. you're going to need it.er again,s the rain right now, to the south. that's why i was talking about, ybe a few showers in the central shenandoah valley. for the most part, thiain will be moving into our area throughout the middle part of the morning and into theaf

rnoon. area of low pressure coming out of texas and shooting up towards the great lakes. that's going to spread this rain right into the mid-at for tomorrow, we'll hold on to showers, at least through the first part of thenorthern inmor. by the afternoon -- i thought i changed this. temperatures tomorrow will be the mid to upperor 60s tomorrow.k here's a l the rain. you can see it is all in here. waves of rain will continue as we go through your sunday, into sunday morning. by the time we get to the middl part of themorning, when you're headed home from church, everything starts to move out of here. we stacl to seering. again, it'll be windy tomorrow. gusts 40, 50 miles an hour a we get into your sunday. even as we head into your monday, we still have some b pretezy conditions. again, mid to upper 60s for day timehs tomorrow with morning rain chances. right around 50 on. mond still fairly windy. winds settle down monday night, not bad.

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