even a few 20s. by noon, 41. by 5:44. looking for a high in the mid-40s. we have a slight wind chill this morning, feels like it is down in the 20s. last night, had this batch of precipitation come in with rain and snow. quickly it was out of here. 30 or 40 minutes is all it lasted. there may be because of slick spots, because with the moisture, as temperatures were above freezing when it was raining, snowing, now they are below freeing hagers town and winchester and frederick. watch out for that. on the bay we sit in the mid- 30s right now going into the mid-40s. here's monika, timesaver traffic. >> reporter: at least the traffic isn't so bad. gm, everybody. if you are looking at the beltway right now, if and you are heading there, all green coming out of frederick. no problems to report on i-70 or 270 all the way north here. looking live here at light

volumes as you head all the way down to the point where the lanes divide across the american legion bridge. back at the maps this time on the other side, bw parkway out of obama is fine. leaving 95 past here and in toward bethesda is open. we'll look into virginia at 5:10. after nearly four months of occupying mcpherson square, it appears the occupy dc protesters have worn out their welcome. they have until today at noon to remove any and all camping gear. delia has details of the deadline. >> reporter: good morning. you know we have been here many times reported and have -- many times before and have reported the parks service protected the first amendment rights. the director of the service

admitted he has been looking the other way, ignoring a long standing ban on camping. today is d-day. the scores of tarps and tents must be removed from the park. the ban prohibits any tents or bedding to be set up here but the parks service has always gotten around that ban by calling this an ongoing 24-hour vigil. somehow house republicans in a hearing last week said if the rules can be bent for these protesters, why not for the american families visiting washington, d.c. here's what okay pirates -- occupiers had to say. >> i think what we are doing is generally a very intelligent demonstration. and they have a mandate to enforce and to keep you know, except the peace. >> some might try to get sleep

in during the day so they can be here at night to have continued presence in the park. >> reporter: you can see protesters up at this early hour, holding a sign, knowing television cameras are here. to report on their impending moving day. that is what they say will be planned. they plan on sleeping elsewhere during the day, coming here at night and staging an ongoing vigil, according to the laws here at parks service that they can abide by. now this deadline also applies to the protesters who are over at freedom plaza, they have had a permit, but it applies to them as well. so at noon they must be moving out as well. this all comes one day after a pro tester here at mcpherson area was tased by police. when police were distributing flyers, police tell us the protester was not compliant with police orders. he later refused treatment at the hospital. so what is next with the occupation? we'll have that part of the

story coming up in my next report in the half hour. thank you, delia. later this morning we are expected to learn more about the murder of lenwood harris. a body was identified as his. harris was last seen in september leaving the recreation center in old town. last thursday an anonymous tip led police to the well. an autopsy revealed the 53-year-old harris had been murdered. police have photos of someone using his credit card hours after he disappeared. one day later his cell phone was found on the wilson bridge and his car was located in october in prince george's county. lenny harris was president of operation hope a community- based nonprofit organization. police are piecing together the events which left two people dead and a third victim in the crash of 400 block of taylor

street northeast. police were originally called to the 700 block of otis street northwest. witnesses reported gunfire and people shooting from a minivan. officers spotted the minivan and pursued the vehicle to taylor street. the driver's of the minivan lost control and hit a tree. two officers coming in the opposite direction stopped when they saw the minivan hit the tree. the minivan bounced off the tree and started tumbling toward them. it then land odd top of the police cruise and slid off. telepeople inside the van were thrown from the vehicle. a 19-year-old and another man died. a 17-year-old is in critical condition. the two officers were taken to the hospital, but they are expected to be okay. >> republican presidential candidates mitt romney and newt gingrich continued courting voters in florida today ahead of tomorrow's critical primary. with several polls showing romney comfortably in the lead, rick santorum and ron paul have

all but conceded the top spot. paul has no planned events today. santorum cancelled campaign stops in florida sunday to stay with his young daughter who was hospitalized with pneumonia. it is 5:05 and i am watching your money. laugh week on wall street, ended on a down note, but january has been looking good. the dow gained about 4% and the nasdaq has done even better, experts predict a good year for technology stocks. to better compete, companies now need to invest in tech. the dow is at 12606. dropped 70 points in trading friday. nasdaq up by 11. members of congress are cracking down on themselves, hoping to regain some of the public trust. they are planning tougher penalties for insider trading. a vote today can clear the way for another new requirement.

they disclosed their stock transactions within 30 days. the bill would pro hibbett congress from using their own information for their own personal benefit or tipping off others. last november you may remember a report on cbs's 60 minutes that raised questions of how speaker john banener and the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi of california among others. they denied any wrong doing. >> investigators believe an arsonist may have played a role in a massive wreck, which left ten people dead. and the 2012 pro bowl was all about the wide receiver. we are back in less than two minutes with your weather first. ifrs

temperatures this morning in the 20s and 30s. 21 by noon. this afternoon in the middle 40s. southwest at 10 miles per hour. i'll be back in four or five minutes and we'll talk 7-day

forecast. right now monika is in talking traffic. >> reporter: a live look in rockville on route 28. right near shady grove hospital. everything nice and clear here. no problems on route 55 in from frederick as well. we'll go into virginia. at 5:10, parts of a major florida highway remain close this had morning following a deadly pile up south of gainsville. at least ten people were killed and 18 others injured on interstate 75 early sunday morning. authorities say dense fog and heavy smoke from a brush fire blinded drivers, causing more than 70 vehicles to crash into each other. police are looking into whether the blaze was the work of an arsonist. police say they don't know why the driver of an suv ignored a downed crossing arm and flashing lights and drove the vehicle into the path of an oncoming train in sacramento, california. three people were killed,

including a 21-month-old boy whether the vehicle was struck. seven people aboard the train were injured in this wreck. the nfc struck first but receiver brandon marshall's performance helped the nfc to come away with a 53-49 victory. marshall is the first player in proball lift to catch four touchdown passes. ben roethlisberger phillip rivers and andy dalton each threw for two do you understand for the afc. aaron rogers, drew brees and cam newton did the same for the nfc. be careful what you like through facebook. we are back with that story and your weather first in less than three minutes. stay with us.

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january is on its way out the door. howard no cold temperatures? >> reporter: 60s again in the 7-day forecast. running again 20 degrees above average. tulips are coming up already. the lawnmower and snow shovel are side by side in the shed and i'm not sure which one will be used first. thank you, jam, thanks for

watching. let's get you going with your bus stop forecast on this monday morning. it is cold with 20s and 30s. we will get into the 40s later on. sunrise at 7:16. low 40s 9, wind chill will feel like the 30s. look for a high today of 45, 46 degrees should do it. we look at the weather headlines, chilly today, temperatures in the 40s, which is about average. there is a shower threat late thursday. it will cool us down into the 50s by friday. we'll see if anything pops up by the weekend but right now i think our snow chances are the way it has been much of the

winter. mid-30s in dc. southern maryland 34 degrees. out to the west fredericksburg is 30. winchester is 30 this morning. hagueers town 29. here locally mid-20s in prince william county. upper 20s in gadget theresburg, 34 in andrews. college park 34. and reagan national clear skies, reagan national 35. but it feels like 27 with a west win at 10 and dewpoints down in the teens. so the air has dried out behind this system which gave us rain and snow showers. one thing i want to point out a lull across the northwest. we have the jet going from west to east. that is a so many zone al flow.

it keeps all the cold up in canada. right now we have these little clippers, but they are passing mainly to the north. a good flow so to speak. this pattern for us to get this wintry weather set up. sorry guys, this winner has just not been good for you. the next clip soldier going to pass well to our north again. snows in new york state. if you want snow, go to lake plasencio said. go to nams. the mild air sets in. into the 60s ahead of this system in the midwest. chicago showers as this front gets closer to us. wednesday still mild out ahead of it. the threat for showers later by wednesday afternoon. wednesday evening. mid-40s today, possibly 50. fredericksburg will make a run along with culpepper. east of us, 9. southern

maryland a high of about 46 degrees. the next few days breakdown like that. chilliest day will be today at 46. tomorrow and wednesday lower to middle 60s. by wednesday we have a threat for showers in the afternoon. then as we herd toward thundershowers 50s with a couple of showers. friday clearing 52. i can't rule out a shower saturday. it is now 35 degrees. monika santini is in with your timesaver traffic. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. things are looking pretty good outside right now. on the beltway no big delays to talk about. no problems here on 395. as you can see 61 miles per hour inside the beltway heading for the roosevelt bridge. go outside live right now first of all inside the beltway here 35 and king street as you head through this here you can see

main and lanes running normally. no big deals to report. we'll go back out to the maps this time to the west side of town. no problems to the report on the dulles toll road all your lanes are open. 66 in gainsville early morning accident was cleared. no problems to report at the american allegiance bridge. back to you. facebook wants to warn you about a new type of scam on its time line. the popular networking site alleges a site is literally hijacking user's personal information. >> now facebook and the washington state attorney general are suing the company for ripping people off. lesli foster has the story. >> reporter: a new facebook scam that draws users to the like feature and entices them to click on to websites to steal

their identity and facebook accounts. you notice an intriguing post on your page that a friend supposedly likes and sent to you. it looks genuine. but it is actually a bogus type of spam that takes to you online surveys or projects. this company is misleading you, the user, the consumer, into thinking that you are getting a message from a friend. and in fact, that is an advertisement, the company luehrs you into giving your personal information and ordering products it never intends to send. then it goes a step further by sending similar like messages supposedly to you from all of your friends. that is a scam. facebook is devising a fix, but admits it is difficult to stay ahead of internet scams. >> it is truly an arms race and often legal action trails sex following. >> reporter: legal experts say facebook users are especially

vulnerable because they are likely to trust a message they think came from a friend. >> trust your instrirchghts. if it doesn't look like the way a friend would send it to you, they don't have any introductory language, you might want to check with them before clicking. the washington state attorney general's office says it doesn't know how many people have been victims of this type of scam. it is 5:21. we want to take another look at our question of the day, which is an overwhelming majority of women say it is okay to tell your husband this. but it is not okay if the roles were reversed. a, your outfit doesn't look good. b, you've gained weight. or c, it's okay, he is just a friend. here are the responses you posted on our facebook fan page. i'm with mow wells here. she wrote has a tough one. oh d, all of the above. >> log on and leave your

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5:24 on this monday morning. cold temperatures, 20s to 30s there. on the bay at an nap police, annapolis, mid-30s here in dc. middle of the day.

maybe not an outdoor lunch day with temperatures only in the low 40s. still 30s far north and west of dc from winchester up to hagerstown. temperatures get into the mid to perhaps upper 40s. by 6:00 p.m., we are back down to 42. warmer temperatures moving in tomorrow and wednesday. andrea and jess, back to you. a record breaking day at the pro bowl in hawaii overshadows a defensive efforts by the game's only representative. >> reporter: gm, everybody. super bowl is next sunday. giants and patriots rematch. can't wait for that of course. this week there are 30 teams that couldn't get there, holding their all-star game. london fletcher the lone representative for the redskins. he led the nfc in tackles today, fitting for a man that leads the

league. cam newton 55 yards here to steve smith. 35-31 nfc. andy dalton gets it downfield to brandon marshall. the mvp of the game. watch that. off his leg, catches it in the end zone. marshall is a dolphin. he had four tds on the day, a pro bowl record. look at that. what concentration. then cam newton picked off by san diego's eric we had dell here. we had dell will then lateral to kansas city's derek johns son. here's the interception, run it go back. time running down. five minutes left fourth quarter. he is going to lateral it. afc takes this one 5-41. the highest scoring pro bowl ever. look ago the that. nobody really wanted to tackle ethe girls on the hardwood aamanda reis, the lady highway

as. doing well. sug rogers with the jumper. tia mcgee led with 21 points. here's two of them to cap off a 15-4 run to put the game away. uva ladies, taking on florida state. moore with three of her game high 15. virginia wins this win 62-52. a quick look at sports this morning. have a great monday, everybody. thank you, and governor martin o'malley renews his push to legalize same sex marriages in maryland. >> we are back in three minutes with your weather first. keep it here. people really love snapshot from progressive, but don't just listen to me. listen to these happy progressive customers. i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later,

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good morning and welcome back to 9news now. i'm andrea reason. happy monday. thanks for joining us this morning. monika is back and she'll have

your timesaver traffic in a second. we begin with howard and your weather first. >> reporter: a good day ahead. sunshine, dry, temperatures in the 40s. a little bit of a wind chill this morning. some spots down in the low to mid-20s. generally this has been a very mild and not so rough winter. we have temperatures this morning some spots 35 under dc. 31 by noon. by 5:00 a temperature of 44. last night a quick moving system moved through, had a little burst of rain and snow here. coming right across the region, this thing scooted out of here. we cleared out overnight. little bit of a breeze dried out a lot of things. if anything is still wet, it could be slick, keep that in mind especially west of town. la are plate ta -- la plate ta

down to 32. across much of the than endoa-- of the than endoa, of the than dough avalley. the beltway looks great zooming into 279 on the southbound side. no problems to report coming in from frederick. >> reporter: german town. over to the other side of town, here's what it looks like. nice and light here. we'll go back over to the map. this time taking a look on the other side. here's what it looks like on the beltway from college park into silver spring. that means at 5:32 in the morning it is usually getting slow but not right now. southern maryland, no problems to report on route 5 or route 301. we'll take a live look at the beltway at branch avenue after andrews air force base. nice and light this morning

with the lanes open. over into virginia the next time around in my next report. back to you guys. today at noon national park police are expected to begin enforcing a strict no camping rule at both sites of the occupy dc movement i can't the move comes after republican lawmakers question why the protesters have been allowed to live there since october. dealia is live with nor. >> reporter: you had -- delia is live are more. >> reporter: -- live with more. >> reporter: folks with have to move their camping gear out of the park and plaza by noon today. occupiers hearsay this is not the end of the movement however. today's deadline comes after several official complaints by dc's mayor and health director about a rat infestation and health code violations at mcpherson. now congress has forced the national park service to enforce a long standing ban on camping.

at a hearing last week the park services director admitted he has been ignoring the rules to avoid violent arrests. but today he said he will be sending police to remove any and all tents and sleeping gear. some say they will sleep elsewhere during the day so they can maintain a presence at the park during the night. >> this is to let you know what is going to come in the spring and summer. frankly, we are not going away. look at all these people. >> this is where you separate the boys from the men and the girls from the women. so i'm right here. >> reporter: folks are looking forward to it, but hoping if a peaceful transition -- for a peaceful transition when police officers are walking the area of the park. this all comes one day after an unarmed occupier was tased here. yesterday as police were handing out flyers about today's

deadline, police say he didn't comply with the officer's orders. he did not, get any treatment at the hospital, and he is expected to be okay. coming up in a half hour, i'll let you know how we all got to this point today. i'll give you all the details coming up in a half hour. back to you. maryland governor martin o'malley says words of compassion, understanding and justice are needed in the debate over same sex marriage in maryland. a state senate committee is scheduled to present the bill tomorrow. o'malley closed out his remarks at the 24th national conference on lesbian, gay, by sexual and transgender equality by underscoring the need for compassion that the rhetoric in the debate. >> we must also have the

humility and the strength to apologize and to seek forgiveness i can't same sex marriage legislation passed the maryland state senate last year. but stalled in the house of delegates. o'malley is making the measure a priority this section. same sex marriage opponents are promising to fight the bill. if approved, it would make maryland the seventh state in the country to allow gay and his lesbians the full legal protection of marriage. maryland state police have identified the fourth person killed in a crash along route 50. 55-year-old terry wayne davis was the driver of the car which was headed in the right direction. he was struck by a vehicle going against the flow of traffic. the three people in that car, 18-year-old brianna marie franco. 1-year-old britney ann walk and 18-year-old zachary tyler rose also died in the wreck. investigators are trying to figure out if alcohol or speed employed a role in the crash. maryland's plan to restore

the chesapeake bay is now available for public comment. the state provide aid plan to the environmental protection agency last month. the epa asked all six states in the bay to present plans to clean up the largest estuary. the meetings are being held statewide through march 9th. meetings have been scheduled in chester town, college park, baltimore town and baltimore city. i am watching your money. there is a lot on the docket this week for wall street. including more on facebook's possible ipo. chrysler is expected to announce this week it will hire 1600 workers at a plan in illinois. investors will get market moving reports this week too, including the latest on incomes and spending, consumer confidence, auto sales and the biggie on friday, the government's monthly unemployment report. economists think employers added 120,000 jobs this month and the

unemployment rate held steady at 8.5%. late night shoppers will no longer see those friendly greeters at wal-mart stores. the company is eliminating the overnight greeting shift in order to save money. wal-mart plans to put those employees to work stocking shelves or staffed at other positions during busier shopping times. there is more trouble for hostess. the bankrupt maker for twirchg kids and other baked goods is asking to cut obligations to its work force. it says it is the only way it can stay in business. coming up a choice a rising number of women are making. to deliver their children in the comfort of their own home. a new study suggests many of us aren't making sure every kid in our car is in a booster seat. that and we'll be back in two minutes with your weather first.

we have clear skies, little bit of a breeze, at 91 degrees by noon. 45 at 3:00 and that will be close to the high today. we may see some areas into the upper 40s. west to south winds at 10 punishment i'll be back on the next few minutes, talking about the weekend coming up. right now monika is in with timesaver traffic. thanks howard, good morning here. 66 on the inbound side. no problems to report. all lanes are open heading through manassas in toward fairfax. there is an accident near manassas battlefield park. coming up, another look at virginia roads. back to you. here's a look at other things making news now. overweight people are more likely to have back pain and spine problems.

recertainchers found obese people are at a higher risk at developing back problems. weight is only part of the reason why. they believe chronic inflammation from fat cells may play a role in disk degeneration. more women are choosing to have their babies at home. research from the cdc shows home births increased 29% from 2004 to 2009. now the data doesn't explain the increase, but experts believe personal reference plays a role along with lower costs. even with the increase, home births are still rare and account for less than 1% of all deliveries. a new study finds 30% of parents don't require a booster seat when their child is part of a car pool. doctors say that decision could be dangerous. because adult seat belts do not work as well on small children. most state laws require booster seats until kids are eight years old. let's see who is celebrating a birthday today.

january 30th. oscar winning actor gene hack man is 82. vanessa red grave is 75. form mer dick cheney is 71. phil collins is turning 61 today. actress and comedian brett butler is 54. and he won the supporting actor oscar last year, christian bale is 38. if it is your birthday, have a great one.

denny's new sizzlin' skillets are here for a limited time. so strike while the iron's hot. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. good morning, welcome back to 9news now. howard says you have a quandary, looking at the snow shovel or looking at the rake for leaves or grass? >> reporter: which one are you going to use next at this point? >> well, i would rather use the lawnmower, to tell you the truth. >> you come to my house and do that. >> there you go.

> >> reporter: tuesday and wednesday we have temperatures which are going to shoot into the 60s. by wednesday afternoon we have a threat for showers. maybe another system this weekend. i think right now i'm leaning more toward rain and snow until i see something definitive. today chilly, no question about it. we start you with the bus stop forecast. temperatures down in the 20s or 30s. it was chilly a moment ago. sunrise at 7:16. it is setting now at 5:37 this afternoon. #k a.m. sunny, 36 degrees. by noon sunny and 41. with a west wind at 10, it will still feel like it is in the upper 30s. winds 44, winds turned toward the south. the advertised 44. so we are still, even on this chilly day, slightly above average. were you up last night for the rain and snow showers? winds kicked in behind it. that tended to evaporate a lot

of the moisture left behind. it is not out of the question that we've got isolated slick spots of this morning. we have temperatures in this part of the world in upper 20s in gadget thergz burglary -- in gadget thergz burglary. fredericksburg 3. la plate ta, 32. great visibility out there this morning under clear skies, 35 degrees with a west wind at 10 that gives us a wind chill of 27. dew points down in the teens. we have storm systems coming onshore in the northwest and ride ago cross the northern tier of the country. you can see the rain and snow from washington state through montana and coming in with another clipper system passing

through the great lakes. snow lovers, the jet stream way north. we are getting these clipper systems, about you they are pass -- but they are passing north of us. that doesn't provide the opportunity for the cold air to stay. futurecast this afternoon, could be a few clouds come through north and north west. but generally a sunny day. maybe a passing cloud overnight and you start tomorrow morning sunshine. we get sunshine all day on tuesday with the exception of a late cloud possible central and south. then by wednesday, there comes a front out ahead of it. notice the rain showers in southern highway highway wednesday morning. they may sneak into western maryland, wednesday morning. by afternoon and evening you'll notice some of these showers, especially north and west. that is why wednesday, even though it is another mild day, we have to introduce the threat to those rain showers. today seasonably chilly in the mid-40s, which is still a

couple above the average. tonight we are back down in the 30s. but look how much we warm up today to 69. wednesday 65 with the late shower. thursday a couple of showers possible. cooler over the weekend, but right now a chance for rain showers with highs in the 40s. it is now 5:50. monika santini, what is new on the roads? >> reporter: i am happy to say it is kind of an interesting monday. in that we don't have a lot of incidents or delays. >> don't jinx it. >> reporter: i'll try no not to -- not to jinx it, howard says. >> reporter: a live look in springfield, you have the slow down, still a lot of traffic to deal with but nothing out of the ordinary is what i'm trying to tell you. if you are planning to head north on to 395, look at that duke street, no problems to report. hov lanes all the way up to the

14th street bridge. if you are planning to take public transportation, good news for you as well. metro mark, everything running on time. it is still winner but the district's possible lar summer jobs program is now accepting applications. city residents between the ages of 14 and 21 have often lined up for a shot at the number of limited openings. they started accepting applications last week. positions with the six week paid program will be handed out on a first come first served basis. dc fire and safe way teamed up in georgetown this weekend to help keep local residents safe and healthy. the event was a community wellness and safety fair. one of the things we'd like to do was make sure we have a safe and healthy community. to give us an opportunity to perform some cpr instructions. do blood pressure and glucose

testing. firefighters also gave stop drop and roll demonstrations. the first african-american graduate of the u.s. naval academy made an appearance at the school's annual track meet, named in his honor. leslie brown earned his commission in 1-9d 49. -- in 1949. he says it is great to see others following in his footsteps. >> to see so many today, latinos, other diverse groups, we have certainly made tremendous progress here at the academy. >> whenever i'm stuck in a hard class or whenever i'm doing that pr t, around hospital point, i think about i can't give up because he didn't give up. >> brown is currently undergoing treatment for liver cancer, so

his appearances at the academy have been limited in recent years. dave owens, from 9news, also attended this weekend's event and you can watch a formal visit this evening at 5:00. at 5:53, we want to take another look at our question of the day. an overwhelming majority of women say it is okay to tell your husband this. but not okay if the roles are reversed. a, your outfit doesn't look good, b, you've gained weight, or c, it is okay. he is just a friend. >> reporter: on our facebook page sharon kelly writes b, never tell a woman she gained weight. of course not. now you post your questions and comments on our wusa 9 facebook fan page. we are going to reveal the correct answer in about an hour. >> reporter: if you are planning to head northbound on i-95, there are absolutely no problems to report. look at that.

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as we head toward 9:00 in the upper 20s to even 35 here in town. 33 over in andrews. we'll head toward midday. temperatures will be in the low 40s. around here still mid to upper 30s in the shenandoah valley. looking at highs maybe upper 40s. jess and andrea? >> thank you, howard. a comic book series features a gay wedding. >> reporter: archie comics is sell operating its first ever gay wedding. in the cole mix book, life with archie. a character named kevin keller marries a doctor he met while recovering from injuries during the iraq war. most readers reacted positively to the wedding. jessie jackson is weighing in on the recording decision to cut grammy categories from 109 to 78. jackson wants it meet with the

president of the academy and might protest at the awards ceremony. he got involved after receiving complaints from artists who were concerned fewer categories will shutout minorities. the gram ms. . will be held february 12th in los angeles enew on dvd tomorrow, drive. ryan gosling stars as a stunt driver by day and a getaway driver by night. he still manages to fall in love with his neighbor whose ex-con victim husband comes home. the movie dream house will also be out on dvd tomorrow daniel craig and naomi watts star in the suspense thriller about a family on who moves into a new england home where several grisly murders were committed. they soon become targets

themselves. cbs news, los angeles. again, thank you for keeping your eye on us. it is 9news now at 6:00 a.m. i'm andrea reason. >> and i'm jessica doyle in for mike haiduk, who will be back tomorrow. howard is first with our weather. >> reporter: it is a nice morning out there little bit chilly. a wind chill as well. nothing horrible out there, but for such a mild winner it is robbery feeling cold you don't worry, tomorrow and wednesday we'll be back 60 or better i can't this is a crazy winter. here's a look at our day planner with temperatures starring in the 20s and 30s. we'll be in the low 40s by noon and 44 for the drive home. mid-40s, could be a couple of mid-40s south of dc but the milder air moves in tomorrow. last night rain and snow showers. a burst here lasted 30 or 40 minutes. as it was coming through, left a coat