at our lady of sorrows hospital in washington, d.c., dr. dana scully, working to mend the lives of unfortunate children. (door opening) dr. scully? i've got your test results back. thank you. nurse? i need you to do something. of course. i need these samples retested. was there a problem with them? man: dr. scully? we need you in here. i just want them retested, please. thank you. oh. and i'm expecting a call-- well, i'm hoping for a call-- from somebody named mulder.

is the hour absolutely necessary? it was important that i see you. we made an agreement about our meeting in unsecured environments. i took the usual precautions. i'm assuming you did, too. (plane engine humming) i've been standing here for over an hour. i haven't seen a soul. i called you because you said, if i ever put the pieces together, that you would confirm. and have you put them together? i've met someone, i've seen something. 'cause you weren't even close. warring aliens lighting each other on fire and other such nonsense. i was being cleverly manipulated. and what brings this new clarity? i saw an arv running on free energy. i saw it disappear. that's what they all seem to do. but the technology exists. it's existed since roswell. and it's been in use, being used on humans in human testing, the taking of men, women and children that's misreported as alien abductions. so you believe you have the how. yes. and i think i know the why. the why is more complicated than you may ever know, mr. mulder.

60 years ago, we were warned about the military industrial complex gathering too much power. this is old news. the countdown has begun. it began in 2012, but no one knew. tell me something new. alien technology being used against us, not by aliens, not with aliens, but by a venal conspiracy of men against humanity. you're wasting my time. what are the tests for? you tell me, mr. mulder. ten years ago, you came to me saying you couldn't take your secrets to your grave, that you couldn't live with it. i'm a man of medicine. i didn't know how my work would be used. (screaming) the lies are so great, mr. mulder. the truth must be unassailable. so let me tell the world. they'll make a mockery of us. then let me take that bullet. and these men are capable of that. you're nearly there. you're close.

roswell. that was a smokescreen. so i've been told. what are you doing here, scully? mulder, you hang up on me, i don't hear from you all day, you're on some jag about the x-files. i figured it out. it all makes complete sense. all these years, we've been deceived. i don't know what you mean. i... i couldn't call you because it's gonna sound crazy. that's why i'm here, mulder, as somebody who cares about you. as somebody who's worried about you. all right, just listen to me, all right? no, you listen to me, mulder. scully, you got to trust me on this. i have seen this before. you're on fire, believing that you're onto some truth, that you can save the world. this will finally be their undoing. it'll be your undoing, mulder.

this is my life. this is everything. this is everything i believe in. you want to believe. you so badly want to believe. i do believe. i believe that tad o'malley is right. this is not an alien conspiracy. it's a conspiracy of men. tad o'malley is a charming man full of charming bs, mulder. no, he woke me up. how do you know he's not playing you? he's a player. he's been a godsend. what are you talking about? the truth is out there, scully, and tad o'malley's gonna broadcast it. mulder... listen to me. as your friend and as a physician, you are on dangerous ground here. i know what i'm doing. sveta: is everything okay? yeah, everything is okay. she's the key to everything. sveta... is the key. you know what you're doing.

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(car door opens) (car door shuts) (knocks on window) hey. where you going? you're not leaving, are you? i just need to get out of here. stay. it's important. don't tell me what's important, please. i just need to leave. wasn't she invited? i would have invited you, scully, but i didn't think you'd come. i shouldn't have come. then what are you doing here? mulder, what are you up to? mulder: the tentacles reach far back into the last century, but it wasn't until victories in europe and japan and the onset of the cold war that political and economic conditions became perfect for actual execution.

a conspiracy bigger and more secret than the manhattan project. more odious and far-reaching. no sooner had we defeated germany than a new threat started appearing in skies over america, drawn to earth by the latest threat to extinction: the h-bomb. explosions acting as transducers, drawing alien life forms through wormholes in spaceships using electrogravitic propulsion. advanced extraterrestrial species visiting us, concerned for mankind and the threat of our self-destruction, forestalling our annihilation through their own self-sacrifice. the crashes at roswell. more importantly, places like aztec. world leaders signed secret memos directing scientific studies of alien technology and biochemistry. classified studies were done at military installations s4, groom lake, wright-patterson and dulce, extracting alien tissue. (woman screaming) tests were done on unsuspecting human subjects in elaborately staged abductions, in craft using alien technology recovered from the downed saucers... (screaming) including human hybridization

through gene editing and forced implantation of alien embryos. why do such a thing and lie about it-- our own government? your own government lies as a matter of course, as a matter of policy-- the tuskegee experiments on black men in the '30s; henrietta lacks. what are they trying to do? that's the missing piece. o'malley: but it's not hard to imagine-- a government hiding, hoarding... alien technology for 70 years, at the expense of human life and the future of the planet. driven not only by corporate greed, but... a darker objective. the takeover of america. o'malley: and then the world itself, by any means necessary, however violent... or cruel... or efficient. by severe drought brought on by weather wars conducted secretly using aerial contaminants and high-altitude electromagnetic waves, in a state of perpetual war to create problem-reaction- solution scenarios to distract, enrage and enslave american citizens at home with tools like the patriot act

and the national defense authorization act, which abridged the constitution in the name of national security. the militarization of police forces in cities across the u.s. the building of prison camps by the federal emergency management agency with no stated purpose. the corporate takeover of food and agriculture, pharmaceuticals and health care, even the military, in clandestine agendas, to fatten, dull, sicken and control a populace already consumed by consumerism. and i encourage you all to go shopping more. a government that taps your phone, collects your data and monitors your whereabouts with impunity. a government preparing to use that data against you when it strikes and the final takeover begins. the takeover of america. by a well-oiled and well-armed multinational group of elites that will cull, kill and subjugate. happening as we sit here. it's happening all around us. the other shoe waiting to drop. it'll probably start on a friday. the banks will announce a security action

necessitating their computers to go offline all weekend. digital money will disappear. they can just steal your money? followed by the detonation of strategic electromagnetic pulse bombs to knock out major grids. what will seem like an attack on america by terrorists or russia. or a simulated alien invasion using alien replica vehicles that exist and are already in use. an alien invasion of the u.s. the russians tried it in '47. you can't say these things. i'm gonna say them tomorrow. it's fearmongering claptrap, isolationist techno-paranoia so bogus and dangerous and stupid... that it borders on treason. saying these things would be incredibly irresponsible. mulder: it's irresponsible not to say it. especially if it's the truth. your test came back negative. what do you mean, negative?

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(low, indistinct chatter) ♪ (typing) o'malley (on computer): i promised you the truth today, but that truth has come under assault. tad o'malley tried to put words in my mouth. he paid me to create stories about alien abductions.

he is saying lies and stories for his tv show so people will watch. i am... so sorry if i misled anyone. they got to her. o'malley: these are the depths our government stoops to. o'malley: we must be making them very afraid. dr. scully? your test results came back in. ♪ sveta? sveta? sveta? no, no. (tires screech) garner: stop! you can't! you have no right... (grunts) (tires squeal)

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mulder: there's something called the venus syndrome. it's a runaway global warming scenario that leads us to the brink of the sixth extinction. those with means will prepare to move off the planet into space, which has already been weaponized against the poor, huddled masses of humanity that haven't been exterminated by the uber-violent fascist elites. if you believe in that kind of thing. you look exhausted, mulder. it was a long day at the office. i don't know if you saw, but... tad o'malley pulled the plug. they're very good, these guys, you know? and what about sveta? where is she? i'm sure they scared her to death. we need to find her, mulder. we need to protect her, no matter what. why? you said her tests came back negative. i ran them again. in fact... i sequenced her entire genome

because i didn't trust the initial results. are you saying she has alien dna? and i sequenced my own genome-- because of my history and... because we have a child together. scully... what are you saying? i'm saying she's not the only one. i'm saying someone has to stop these sons of bitches. (ringtone plays, phone vibrates) skinner. skinner. scully, are you ready for this? i don't know there's a choice.

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get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. or with a 2 year agreement, get $300 back. go to getfios.com or call 1.888.get.fios. powerful and deadly blizzard.nd one of the d greatest snow false record. we will see continued slick and dangerous roadways so continue c to stay off of the road. i caution everybody, it's goingg to take a while to remove all oa this snow and he would can't continue to just push it. the big diagnosis only just beginning.ginn work, school and travel all affected another day. we urge people, if you can, it's not essential not to go to work tomorrow. what to expect tonight with some temps in the teens and what's ahead for monday.r time now for your late news.

good to hive with you i'm willil thomas and i'm eye lauren demarco. black isis a major concern. let's get to some of the closings. the federal government is shutdown, all area schools arela closed and more on that in just a moment. mom > local transportationatio departments are still urging drivers to stay off the roadsoas tonight so plows can continue their work. w the northbound lanes of the washington park will be closed o from i495 until noon tomorrow. > metro will open at 7:00 a.m.. with limited underground service on the red, orange and green lines. > metro access, service is suspended for tomorrow. we have more information on

metro and other closings on our website. > from d.c. to maryland and virginia we have our reporters throughout the region covering c the storm for you. we'll get to all of them in just a few minutes but we're going to begin with the latest on our focus. let's check in with gwen life in the weather center. ice and dropping temps a big part of the weather temperature we have a big concern becauseecu today we got plenty of sunshine and that started with the snow melt, as a result of that, tonight with the temperatures t dipping we are lookinghe at icee being a major factor. also another main concern will i be on the side roads and sidewalks that have yet to be plowed or treated. t some dangerous conditions are definitely what'ons ahead. let's begin with a look at our satellite radar compass it to show you we have nothing happening. skies are clear, a ridge of high pressure building in. we'll see some road clouds

generally across the area, but other than that not much going i to be happening. that system moved its way straight up the mid atlantic, new england felt the effects off it and now you can see it's still hitting parts of new england through h main and new hampshire as it moves its way through boston seeing a little bit of it as well. other than that it's really dying out and it's really very much head lost its punch. p take a look at the numbers. these are the official numbers n at all three airports. 17.8 inches at reagan national airport. 29.3 at dulles, and 29.2 at bwi thurgood marshal.. as far as national is concernedc with those numbers it left the e storm ranking as number four in terms of our biggest snowfall across the area. here's a look at the numbers as you can see number four is where we hit out of the top five and pretty impressive as far as the numbers are concerned. winds, a big difference, too. we have calm winds now.

we dealt with very strong winds blowing and drifting snow.ing none of that anymore. a the winds are very calm, a ridge of high pressure building in.reb we have a lot of cooling going on with that snow pack in place. right now it's 2 # degrees at d.c. 16-degrees at fredericksburg, only 7 at manassas, 12-degrees at dulles, the same at gaithersburg and 12-degrees at frederick. tonight a very cold 15 degrees.e clear skies and a cold night ahead. a lot more details on what younh can expect for the rest of the week coming up in just a about it. back to you. alexandria city schools, closinc monday and tuesday are fairfax county, prince william, montgomery county, facts quartet county and manassas city publicc schools. we have a full list of closing and delays scrolling at the bottom of your screen and you can also find them, of course on fox5 d.c..com. now to the districts.

snow removal crews are continuing to work non stop too clear the roads and streets of o snow. but a lot of work is still left. most of you can just open your u door and see that, especially on the side streets. mayor bowser says government offices and schools will not open tomorrow so they can really focus on these areas, especially parking lots before the people in the cars return. fox5's matt ackland joins us life from dupont circle with the very latest. matt, i guess life getting back to normal, but very, very slowlo for all of us. >> very slowly and i think it'ss going to be a couple of daysays before we get fully back to normal. tonight mayor bowser and some of her staff have been tweeting about some of the activity thata is going on, she said that this clearing of roadways will continue 24/7 until it is done. in can pennsylvania, she posteds some pictures off of alabama a avenue of crews all the way from boost ton helping clear off the road. already, though, will and lauren i have been hearing from constituents out there, people texting me saying hey whyhy

haven't crews got to my sideide streets yet i'm starting to get upset about it.t i i think the way that this is going to take place, they're the given the mayor a pass to get the main thoroughfares basicalls cleaned off. you wait tomorrow, if some of these side streets aren't done,' i think a the look of people are going to get upset. i believe probably the mayor's y staff knows that that's going to happen so they're working justus as hard as they can. c by the way, the mayor spoke out several times today and she is really hitting home the importance of staying off the roadways. don't drive. a lot of people were driving today. i want you to take a listen to o this interview.ew. we want to have tomorrow to continue to keep cars off the road so we can clear the major arteries and also clear the places where am people who come to our downtown would normally park. > i wanted to tell you, it is really cold out here as gwen was

saying.ng. what may have melted today, we t about the some bright sunlight today, so there was some melting going on. o it is all frozen up. up. i want to take you over here, if i can. i want to swing around. this is happening all over thehe districts tonight.stri take a look down there. they're trying to dig out cars. i'll tell you from trying to dig out a couple ♪, it's not easy s. the problem is -- that's minutei i cooper that they're trying to get out. we've seen some suvs trying to go through here, some larger suvs.. they've had trouble. these two young people have been working for the last hour or so not only trying to get the minute i cooper out, but also the suv behind it out. it's not going so well. wel we're hoping, our car is just a little bit further down and we're hoping that we can get our car out tonight, at least to geo back to the station. but that's the very latest from dupont circle. maybe if we swing back around i can show you, it's pretty quieti here. there are some emergency vehicle

also. that's another reason why theer mayor and so a rm people have sd please stay off the road.oad. don't drive. we've got to get these emergence vehicle also through. t can hear a firetruck comingomin right down here. h the importance of folks staying off the road. the roads are very narrow. it's just very important to makk sure that they get through. we'll have much for you a little bit later in the show. matt ackland at dupont circle. c fox5 local news back to you y goes. >> i know it's been a long day. we've been watching, you are doing great work out there. t you had been talking about 19th street. had that been plowed yet. >>reporter: lauren, you're y right i've been standing on 19th for what, the last two or r lee days. that's the street i just showed you with the car stuck. what's up guys you having a good time? you want to come talk? you're getting on tv. tv. how are you guys feeling about a the roads? do you think that they're getting them cleared cle quick enough?noug >> i do. do.

the sidewalks, no.o. the roads, yes.. > thank you, guys. have a good one. if you've guys have been watching me. you guys remember ian. he doesn't wear a coat. you guys get in. i'll see you a little bit laterl in the show.in t a lot of people still having a good time. i'm exhausted.ed. these guys still going strong.tn >> i'm not going to make any judgments, but i think people have found something to do with their spare time. >> yes, there's a bar right next door. matt ackland, thank you.u. let's move to virginia now. alexandrialy monday she'she's standing by life in manassas. alex. >>reporter: hi, guys we're in manassas where people are trying to get back to a little bit of normalcy.rmal normal is something this is not i am in snow up to my knees and a little bit of this is coming from the plows that have beenee

coming through the area. are look at this suv.uv. there is snow piled on top of it. look at this car. i've been jumping snoo snow piles all weekend trying to make the best of it. i would have skyed right onto this if i hadn't seen this, a mirror. it's a good thing i didn't do that.at. that's what people in manassas m are dealing with. w take a look at some video that a we shot throughout the dayay people trying to get out and a about hitting things like the grocery store that wasn't opened through the store.e. also some restaurants thatts t opened this evening. that's because some of the main roads out here were plowed, but once people got into sidestreetd and parking lots that hadn't p been cleared they got into trouble. in fact, we saw some people that had to be pulled out once they t got stuck and that is the reason why officials all around the dmv are recommending people stay inside.. hear what people who did get out

and about told us about the storm. >> it's a little tricky on the side streets, but 234 is okay. o so we managed. > have the side streets where you live have been plowed at all. >> very little. they haven't been treated so they're icing over. it's going to be tough. it's good that the schools are closed for the next two days. we're worried about the kids not having -- not being able to get to school. sch the cleanup process is going too be a long one. it's too cold for me. > we have stairs leading to our basement so i'm going to sled down that. > it is definitely cold out here. the temperatures are quicklyuick dropping and it is a huge mess. i mean i'm winded just fromm trying to walk through all of this. this mess is what all of us are going to be dealing with for weeks to come probably and things like this huge piles of snow, four, five, six, seven s feet high that's what we've seee

as crews try to get in here to try and clear some lanes trying to make some room for people to drive through neighborhoods,oods things like that but until theyt can come back and pick it all up and haul it away and figure outt where to take it, this is our reality for the near future. f it looks like you're having funn out there, alex. i'm glad you didn't try to jumpj on that. you're in the afraid to get in the no.the do you want to tell people what happened earlier today? it was a little mishap. m i wish we had the video, but you are a trooper. >>reporter: well, you know you guys have been giving me a hard time for that canon ball shot into the pool and jim low kay k said you should canon ball into the snow and i missed my footing and my feet crumbled and i felli on my face. my >> it looked like the snow was soft, thank goodness. >> thank you so much. thank you for bringing it up again.

> have fun out there. >> we can smile together. > alex, life in manassas, thanks. let's move to maryland, to prince george's county, roade' crews are making steady progress. fox5's ron contact clearly islyi giving us a closer look at thatt >>reporter: i'm clear in laughing in prince george'sn pr county and we have been covering the entire county since the start of the storm on friday afternoon. officials had a press conference earlier today where they talkedy about managing the storm nowrm n that the snow has stopped. s they took on the main roads first. that was their first priority. i understand that in prince george's county they have about 1900 milesth of road that they need to plow. now, ideally plowing in residential areas for the most part can start about 24 hours4 h after the end of the snow evente we were here last night at about 11:30 when the snow seemed to be tapering down. d the goal is to plow those -- ala of those residential roads overnight and into tomorrow. and as a remainer, schools are

closed in prince george's counte tomorrow as well as the government. now, earlier g a today the couny executives spoke about the factc that while it was a beautiful day, the roads tonight will get treacherous.tr it's really nice outside right g now and it feels good, but that is going to freeze as soon as as the sun goes down. dow and those roads that you are walking on are going to be dangerous. i emphasize this. i've just come out there and iti took everything i could to not go out there and really just r drag some of the people from out of the middle of the streets. > three things to keep in mindn as we tackle this post storm event, officials want you toyou stay off t roads. roa please do not walk down the road because the sidewalks aren't plowed. just stay inside until the roads are safer for you. you the second thing, be careful of it over exerting itself when you are shoveling your driveway and shoveling out your car and finally, if you can plow out the area around fire hydrant. h they say about a three foot

radius around the fire hydrantsh so if there is an emergency they can help you. > for fox5 local new, i'm ron contact clearly. > in montgomery county, like of where else the focus is on getting the roads cleared up. executive i say a leg it wants everyone to take a snow day. we have people to get to the the level of transportation in ordeo to go to work.ork. given that we urge people, if you can, if you're in the essential to your employer not to go to work tomorrow. and the employers, we hope you understand the need andhe n necessity for us to try to keepk traffic to a minimum. we do not want to have this go much longer than is necessary. leg it says the first fry or the is to clear 1,000 miles of emergency and primary roads and once that is finished the plows and trucks will start heading into the neighborhoods. i saw a lot of people today shoveling out their cars and and then snowing the snow right intt

the street.th > you can't do that. can it has to go to the side. especially if you want to park in that spot again. >> exactly. people ever going to have to beo patient. h this i s a unique storm. sto the fourth most snowy storm, i think, in d.c. history we're going to have to give the road cruise time. tim even the snowplows are getting stuck. all weekend we're using the hashtag the winter awakens and that's how we're sharing the videos and photos on social media. i like winter is awake now. n as we head to break, here is a look at the storm through thehru eyes of the people all around ao our viewing area.rea. > take a look at these. >> winter is awake on red bowel. ♪

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> all right, not like we have, to tell you, mounds and mounds m of snow, it's a massive underndr taking to move it off the roadsr so you can walk or drive. d.c. crews they are piling the snow outside of rfk stadium, but there is some concerns about abo what happens when all the snow melts. brody logan is life at the stadium with more tonight. hey, brody. >>reporter: there is a about ii of a concern, let's start at the beginning when these plows come through, when the dump trucks come through and take the snow away, this is one of about threr or four locations where it willl be taken. i want to show you it has been a steady con invoice of dump dum

trucks going in and out of this parking lot next to rfk stadium. i've seen dump trucks from upstate new york, from long elan. i've talked to a group from boston that was down here. all they wanted to ask about was the patriots game. gam i had to deliver the bad news to them. at about 6:00 it started earlier in the day with about 10 crews. and then it ramped up to 25 crews. that was at about 6:00. they are going to add more crews.crew once all this melts what happens with what is on the snow as we are on the banks of the anacostia and tommy wells, the director of the doee and talked about the precautions that they have taken to make sure that none of the silt gets into the water. >> my team is working with the department of transportation,

department of public works where we put a silt fabric all around the site. s so our main concern when we have all the snow is the stuff that t is plowed up from the roads.. so they don't want that stuff to get into the water. also, he mentioned that the salt that they're putting on the roads, that is safe. so there's no environmental env concern there as per what he said. i talked to some people here today. they say it will be about sixbot weeks at the max to get all of f this snow out. o i want you to see over my left shoulder you can see where thest mounds are going.ng. i looked up some information. i it is like a mountain range of snow over there. the these dump trucks are anywhere from eight to ten, some 12 feet tall and these mounds, eclipse the dump trucks about five feete over the top of the dump truck even and these dump trucks can hold up to 30 cubic feet of

snow. it's such a massive under taking i can't describe how am trucks t have been coming and going allll night since we've been here. we want to show how am people are involved in this. it's not just people from d.c. it's people from all over the earn seaboard that are helping out to take care of all this snow. > it's pretty amazing brody logan. you wonder, you see all the snow thinking where does it go. >> there you go. it's a massive project to do that. when you get this kind of snow you do wonder where does it go.. don't think, brody we're not going to speak to you about football, but that is coming up in about 10 minutes right here on fox5. should we move to virginia. >> generally davis in virginia. i saw having a little bit of fun. are holding up okay. >>reporter: we're hanging in there. today we got to talk with thehe govern of v. he came down to the emergency operations center.

he really thanked the people off virginia from staying off the roads. tonight we're starting to see a few more people out. for the most part they are pretty emptyp and the result is a good one. oe the crews are able to get through. we can see pavement there. the govern says he flew over the state, that every part of theevr take it was impacted. i this is going to be the most expensive snow event the state has ever seen. right now they're spending 2 to $3 million an hour on cleanup. while secondary roads are stilli a mess. they pile up all of this six to dep feet or more.re. these are the sides walks kids are supposed to use to walk to school. the issue where do you take it. they've already figured out in d.c. here in virginia they're lookinl at county parks and fields where they'll be able to deposit. d this is a big under taking. t the govern says this is going tt take quite a while.hile here's what he had to say. our big concern with our schools

is sidewalks. we flu over am school parking lots. they're not plowed.t in fact, we planned landed here, we were coming down as the depot for the school buses they're all under two, three feet of snow. so it's going to take time to deal with that issue to get the buses and to get the sidewalks. we have a lot of walkers who who walk to school. they can't do that right now obviously. we're getting the roads open. this was a major storm and we're doing everything we possiblyossi can, but we're hitting it hard. these piles of snow presentrese other problems as well. we're expecting rain on tuesday. that could cause all of this to melt a little bit. then refreeze. ref so big challenges here. her the emergency operations centere in fairfax county was activatedt at noon on friday. at this point they're going to o stay up and running they say through wednesday because theree are so am issues that they need to deal with and other ways this could still go. go. so they say at this point likeie the mess aiming you're hearing h

in other parts of the region reg please stay off the major roads tomorrow. they still need sometime ande a some space to do more work. back to you guys. >> clearly the state is spendins a the look of money and throwing a lot of resources. let me clarify the number from t the govern. the state of virginia spending 2 to $3 million an hour, jen. >> that's what he said.what he said he expects the total tot before this is all said and dond to top $100 million.mi that would absolutely make it the most expensive snow event we've ever seen here in virginia. > general davis, thank you. >> nice that the winds have died down. that makes the life shots a little bit easier. >>reporter: a lot better. > see you soon. soo an update now on our local airports. some good news for travelers. t limb ted service will resumeesum tomorrow morning at reagan national and dulles. d each will have at least one runway open. crews are continuing to workor through the night to clear unways, taxi ways, roadways and all the park lots. that's a big part of it.t. over at bwi thurgood marshal m

they resumed limited service this evening.is e just a reminder if you are flying out tomorrow, call ahead to see if your flight is delayel or canceled. there is some good news for those who parked their cars in metro garages during the blizzard. they are giving an extra day ofy free parking. they will not enforce overnight parking restrictions tonight or tomorrow. the parking gait will remain inn the open position until 9:30 onn tuesday to allow vehicle also to leave the garage free of charge. the prices go in effect back on tuesday.esda > depending on where you livewr and you know this lauren, lau whether it's d.c., maryland orr virginia the snow totals may t look a little different. let's go over to gwen and get a closer look at what people arere seeing where they live. >> a lot of our viewers wereere great by spending us twitter and facebook messages how they

measured the snow in their yards. we got some totals that came in through the national service as well. > the national zoo and we saw the giant panda out there having a great ball in the snowfall. 22.4 inches. in manassas, virginia they hit 29.5 inches, bethesda, maryland, 27 inches. in arlington, 25.8 inches and in college park, 20.2 inches.inch so quite a variance there in amm of our neighborhoods. nei temperatures, this is the story now. our highs today, 35-degrees at reagan national airport. a the same at dulles. 34 at bwi thurgood marshal and of course temperatures well bloo the seasonal average. we are going to see thesee temperatures pretty hang in thee range of the 30s when we move mv into tomorrow and right now that is the same story. but it is dropping rapidly. we have a light within and the e wind was very gusty in the lasts couple of days and producing

some wind chills. not the store for tonight. 23 in d.c. 16 in baltimore. only 12-degrees at gaithersburgr this hour, 7-degrees at manassas and 8 at culpeper. 15-degrees at fredericksburg to the south and only 8-degrees in martinsburg. so ridge of high pressure building in we've got that snow pack in place. cold, cold, cold. that's what it is. as our temperatures drop very rapidly tonight into the teens t and the single l digits. as i said at least we don't have the winds to deal with, but it is a very cold night. of course our main problem is the refreeze. r your overnight lowe's then, 50-degrees in the nation's capital, the same at quantico, only 9 at dulles, 8 at martinsburg, that's the same for hagerstown and for frederick.dei 9 at gaithersburg and 11-degrees at winchester. here's a look at your two-day forecast the beginning of the week. you're going to see the gradual warmup, 44 on tuesday. t but we also are looking at mayby a chance of some rain on

tuesday. we're going to watch that very closely as well l still quite a difference, but tonight is thehe night where it's really going to be a cold one, refreeze and icy conditions. do be careful. back to you. y > thank you, gwen, good morning there. gwen was mentioning the pandas p at the zoo, point panda, teen teen, he has been enjoying the snow. you saw all the video making thg rounds online. o this was not the case for allll the animals at the national zooz some of them had to stay inside because if they went out theyhey could climb on the snow and escape. that is wild. that is hard for 30 zoo coopers who have been staying at the zoo. they have been staying on air mattress. the zoo is going to remain closed until tuesday. >> put the foot in the mouth. i think a lot of these zoo

coopers have been busy on social media. staying overnight, watching everybody. >> i would say that was a good day at the office. o no escaped office. we don't want another rusty.usty remember that.memb >> i do. your news is coming right back.c stay with us at 11:57. ♪ ♪