joining us now, lauren ashburn. jim garrity, and onmarie cox. so what did you make of the coverage? >> well, cnn did one segment. msnbc covered it on friday. the "new york times" didn't even do a news story. they did an opinion piece. and the washington post, no news story. and one opinion column. >> well, the "new york times," jim, waited six days and did do a story that was in the metro section that led off by saying not that the governor had said something controversial, but republicans have finally found a talking point to use against them. >> i think probably the reason is the "new york times" edit editorial board saying all conservatives should be driven out of the state, isn't that a controversial idea? in a perfect world, perhaps we would like to do something like that. all of these are legitimate stories, but the ones involved in republicans get heavy coverage from cnn and particularly msnbc.

this is cedar lane elementary in ashburn, and you can't see the pavement out front. loudon county schools will be closed until monday. midterm exams have been cancelled. maintenance crews just need more time to clear the sidewalks. >> looking at the weather for the next two days, it was not going to unfreeze. it was not going to get better. in fact, we're going to have refreezes at night. when you have 800 buses on the road at 5:30, 6:00 in the morning, in a refreeze situation, it's just not worth the risk. >> reporter: needless to say, most kids think it's -- >> awesome. >> reporter: what have you been doing? >> building a snow fort, and, like, having fun with my friends. >> reporter: fun for the kids, but the week-long vacation caught many parents off-guard. what about you? what have you been doing? >> i have to go to work. which is fine, except that when you come home, you still have a lot to clean and still a lot to do and exams, i've never heard of exams being cancelled. >> reporter: so all of the kiddos back in class on monday. as for the cancelled exams, you d

eun, back to you. >> megan mcgrath in ashburn. thank you. >>> 4:34. today the fate of your child's make-up snow days may be decided. the alexandria city school board will vote on the issue of whether to make up snow days tonight at 7:00. currently the alexandria school system is set to add on days through the end of the year. tonight's vote will decide whether or not to use planned professional development days which have been scheduled for several upcoming fridays. that way would not interfere with the summer break as much. you can find critical weather and traffic alerts with school closings and delays on your smartphone with our "news4 today" app. you can download that from our app store, set your alarm to aaron's voice maybe. >>> 4:35 the time now. several streets will be closed in upper marlboro to allow for final respects to be paid to fallen prince george's county police officer james "doc" brooks. sorry, this is -- right. brooks was a 20-year veteran of the force. he suffered a medical emergency while on duty a little over a week ago. he was w

ashburn, what do you think of the stiletto there? >> come on, we have to move beyond gender stereotypes. there are a lot of aggressive women in politics and in business who sometimes are seen as -- i won't say the word -- >> does it begin with a b.? >> yes, as very hash. this fuels that. i can't understand why nancy begins all gibbs allowed this to happen. >> she, of course, the managing editor of "time." >> yes. now, what about the fact that two years out, there is a whole cover story on hillary clinton and this goes back to what we tauld talked about in the first segment, 2016, rather than focusing on the problems of 2014, with christie and hillary, the media are starting the race now. >> well, it doesn't matter. these are public figures. we are going to start this early. we did it last time. we're doing it now. political reporters are bored. they want to do something that is going to pop. and this cliched image of domineering woman is ridiculous. >> i know you're going to bring this up. so there are a couple of paragraphs about be

america, my weet home god bless america, my home weet home ♪ [applause] the joint assembly -- of verend ashburn, newport news. >> ok. ow about this? ok. stay right there. > let us pray. most gracious god our father, we come thanking you for this day you created, and we rejoice in it. thanking you, lord, for enjoying us to be witnesses to this inaugural ceremony of the 72nd governor-elect of course virginia, taffle, lieutenant northam lect ralph and attorney general general-elect mark herring the we pray that you will grant unto them your divine wisdom. as governor-elect taffle, other elected officials and the general assembly embark on this new journey, lead and guide them, and when they are faced with difficult situations and circumstances, remind them, as david did, to look to the hills from which cometh our help, knowing that all your help will come from the lord. help them, lord, to remember you are the source that is dependable. you are the advocate that is understanding. you are the counselor that is wise. we pray, lord, that you would bless and protect our first mcauliffe, hy peter, sall

for that.ou let's go to ashburn where jeff goldberg is live with how people are dealing with the snow. jeff? have seen the snow falling consistently. you might be able to see it it is a sideways snow as we have .ad gusts of wind the primary roads are relatively clear. traffic is relatively light that is you take a way at the secondary roads, you can see a thin layer of snow and ice all over the place, despite consistent efforts to keep them clear. tn a day like this, vdo does not have to look far to find instant job approval. >> it is not too bad. equipment, deployed a portion of the 4000 machines on the road from ashburn to arlington. >> i have lived here 29 years. is on herunderwood way home after a day at work. >> a little bit cautious because it is windy. >> as snow continues to fall, vdot continues to reacting to changing conditions. using aareas they are combination of salt and sand. >> when the roads freeze over and become ice, and you have another issue. >> we found mostly empty streets with a few exceptions. this person decided to run errands on two wheels. family waited for

just going get a single like like richie ashburn. >> i knew richie ashburn was going to get in here. baseball manager called president right now. >> i think the analogy is an apt one. look, largely because the republicans are not going to give him big pitches to hit home runs with. so whether it is richie ashburn or whether it's the modern version of moneyball, a walk to first means a runner on first. a single means a runner on first and maybe you can move a runner to third. i think what howard is describing is exactly as he said rightly, this president needs to instill confidence in the american people that what happened in 2013, disarray, buffeted by crisis, indecision on syria, a website on health care that was a disaster isn't going to be repeated in 2014 because with a very small amount of time with which to accomplish something, if those things transpire in 2014 as they did last year, the last grains of the sand will go out of the hourglass in terms of any time the president has to accomplish anything important. >> he holds the senate, he has won. if he loses the senate by a si

. >> in ashburn, abc 7 news. >> all right, decide for yourselves. that is it or abc 7 news at 5:00. now at 6:00 -- the bitter cold. >> now from the abc 7 broadcast centers, this is abc 7 news at 6:00, on your side. snow, it is not the the dangerous cold. >> folks digging out from a blizzard. in massachusetts, more than two feet of snow. more than 2000 flights delayed nationwide. people and laguardia spend the night sleeping on cots. areas have seen delays will trying to get to by snow.t hard >> we start with meteorologist steve rudin. hi, steve. belowperatures remain average. we have a brief warm-up on the way. take a look at temperatures. outside the belfort furniture weather center, looking at 23 degrees at reagan national. .0 at dulles single digits across frederick county. only feels like five and hagerstown. feels like 19 and fredericksburg. per hour.nd 45 miles our skies are clear. with the fresh snow pack, we are looking at temperatures to fall quickly. he coldest temperatures off to the north and west of the district. we have a brief warming trend on the way and then get rea

joining us now, lauren ashburn and the founder and editor of america blog.com. laura ashburn, what's your take on christie's office calling -- don't we all know that msnbc is a partisan network? there's no news there, we do have to take seriously what mayor zimmer said, she wrote in her journal about this and there are other allegations of retribution. >> mayor zimmer of hoboken is on the record on camera and she's got diary entries over christie's lieutenant government no -- praising christie publicly and in various tweet messages. >> i'm not sure that she took an oath of office that we should take her seriously. >> but it's nolts like she's just woman after the street, that's my point. >> in some ways, the physics here, by observing something you change it. when you have an absolutely ridiculous, you asked if this was overkill, we passed overkill. it's hard to find organic matter left in this thing. the overhype of this story has been to such an extent that it in effect encouragings lots of people to come out of the wood work, but the sudden shock and horror t

a similar situation and nash burn, the snow keeps falling, -- in ashburn, the snow keeps falling and visibility has diminished. vdot has a long night ahead. across northern virginia, 625 machines in loudoun county. the roads were certainly difficult to navigate and only getting worse. treating roads with salt and sand, that is what the crews are doing and that is the plan for the evening as the crews remain hard at work. we will be out all night long to keep it off. we are concerned about the freeze back. the temperatures are going to drop more. concern whene big the black ice will start to form on the road. the temperatures will drop in the ice will get worse. according to the state police, they have had a minimum gumbel -- number of cars. they say that is good news. many drivers knew the storm was going to be serious and they have driven slowly or state off the roads altogether. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> all west virginia public schools in our viewing areas will be closed tomorrow. as well loudoun, culpeper, and warren county in virginia and washington county in maryland. major

an on-site in the night sky over ashburn. take a look. >> you couldn't help but see it in the sky. blinks in, blinked off, then it is on. >> he spotted those lights on new year's eve. he lives near dulles and is used to seeing planes. this is different. his 10-year-old son things that could be a rocket or flares. his daughter has her own theory. thehy would he go out of atmosphere if it was a plane? >> there was 3, 4, 5. they moved like nothing us you see in the sky. we were trying to figure out what was going on. >> q the eerie music. a station in sacramento reported people seen something similar. they were also spotted in los angeles. at thecan keep looking sky hoping to see it again and share it with the rest of the world. ? >> i thinkthink flares. i think so. if you're going to star gaze, tonight is the night to do it. >> how many layers we need? >> many. we are looking at the cold weather. it has settled in. you will feel it tomorrow morning. 20 degrees at reagan national airport. wind chill factors that make it feel like 12. wind out of the northwest at eight. we will look at

aithersburg towards ashburn, odbridge, could see slightly less numbers. d.c. itself, 5-inches is a good number to think about. 7:00, no problem. 30 degrees. by 11:00 we're going to be seeing snow. notice these temperatures dropping throughout the day. we'll see heavier snowfall and tapering off with a couple of flurries later on through the evening hours. the worst of the winds will be overnight. the wind chill advisory has been issued tonight from 6:00 until noon on wednesday. we'll show you that wind-chill factors already this afternoon are going to be down here into the teens and as we head into the evening hours, look at this. subzero in many spots. we're expecting dangerous wind chills. it is going to be worse than the rest of us. tomorrow afternoon, we're still only talking teens at best. that cold air is going to stick around for the rest of the workweek. let's get the latest on the roads. >> thank you. we're startinging the morning off with a bang. we have a crash block all lanes on the inner loop coming down from college park. this is pretty far away

. >> lauren ashburn, fox news contributor, brit hume, fox news analyst and the former washington manager editor and tai in a milbank, columnist for "the washington post." the press conference more than 19,000 words were spoken. >> 108 minutes. >> how did christie handle the reporters with the marathon until knopf us could take it anymore and leave for the bathroom. >> or lunch, to be not so crude, howie. 180 minutes was the problem. reporters can't hold on that long to information. however what he did write was i think he slapped reporters around. ? not like he usually does. he didn't call anybody an idiot. >> but i this i they like that, when he was very firm with them, and then he was also contrite. there is nothing more that the media loves than to bring a politician way down. >> he was sad. he said he was sad. he said he was sad many times. >> to burr yu him, say this guy is done, he's toast, own this build him back up again. >> brit hume, who loves to spar with reporters but here he kind of had to be restrapd. we didn't see the full chris christie on display. >> you come out and ann

. >> we begin in ashburn where we learned loudoun county public schools will be closed for the rest of the week. >> reporter: it is so cold out here i removed this foot and a half icicle. it is like a freezer box out here. right down here you can see the ice right here. let me take the metal, chipping away. it is all over the place on the secondary roads. and these school buses are not going anywhere until next monday when schools are expected to reopen. take a drive on dozens of loudoun county side streets and you will see a layer of ice covering the pavement. ray williams tells us it is dangerous. >> it is real slick. you have to be cautious. side roads are bad. >> reporter: last night snowfall, freezing temperatures, ice, wind. schools are closed tomorrow. mid term exams for middle and high schoolers are cancelled. >> they are real excited. they did the whole snow dance and everything. two kids, 13 and 5. >> reporter: as the sun went down anything that melted today instantly froze. officials are asking people to stay off of slippery roads as much as possible for the rest of the week

from gaithersburg to the ashburn area. and less than 5eu6r78ings, only a 5% chance of that. let's get the latest on the roads, which are dry and they have all the visible white lines. >> that's right. the white lines are not covered by any snow now. we are having problems on the inner loop. we're monitoring a fatal accident. this happened early this morning. people coming down the ramp. this is the best shot we have and we're lucky to even have this. pay attention to the brake lights headed away from us, that is the outer loop. all lanes open there but on the inner loop, the traffic does not et by except on the offramp. they are detouring you on the 50 eastbound and then on to 704 and then on to westbound to get past the inner loop. v.r. sembings working on an s schedule today due to weather. they just released that information. if you use the trains, they are also traiting on the s schedule if you take penn line. other than that, interstate is looking good. 95 in virginia looking good. no problem or delays from fredericks sburge the beltway. back to you. >> we're going to s

that's going to do it from here in redskins park in ashburn.guys back to you in the studios. >> guys, i have to ask you if it comes up with the relationship between rg3 and the owner dan snyder. >> reporter: it's interesting because dan snyder, they had two mics up here in the podium. bruce snyder sat on one side, jay sat on the other. and then quickly he was out of here. we did not have an opportunity to talk to him about that. and with good reason, he kind of left on purpose with that. we didn't come up today. moving forward here. at redskins park. that's the theme. >> that would seem to be the theme. >>> all right, that's it for us. the cbs evening news is next. >> i'll be back with jan jeffcoat for your only local news at 7:00. as always, wusa9.com is always on. >> have a good >> pelley: tonight, a two-hour apology. >> i am embarrassed and humiliated. >> pelley: new jersey's governor takes the heat and fires an aide as the feds investigate traffic jams created by his office for political revenge. elaine quijano and michelle miller are on th

this morning new york giants' deafive coordinator perry fuel will help to ashburn for the interview. he's been with the giants for four years and was defensive coordinator to the buffalo bills before that. his interview comes a day after the redskins met with baltimore ravens' offensive coordinator jim caldwell. so far he's the only name on the list with past head coaching experience. >>> 4:31 the time. weather & traffic on the 1s, every ten minutes. >> we'll check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. the big story is the huge drop in temperature. >> that's going to be arriving later today. right now, well above freezing. we've got scattered rain crass maryland, virginia, 95, nearby suburb in montgomery county, fairfax, down 95 toward fredericksburg. a few other scattered, light rain showers in the shenandoah valley. temperatures are mild compare tennessee valley what we'll be seeing. in the -- comparatively to what we'll be seeing. in areas, mid to upper 30s. here's how things are looking. the weather story today, we'll have the rain changing to maybe a little snow. that'

the majority of them are no longer in ashburn, but there were some stragglers today. we caught up with alfred morris as he was leaving redskins park to get his thoughts on the new coach. >> i don't know how i feel to be honest with you because i don't know much about him othern the fact that i ran into him at the combine. other than that, that's about it. i don't know what to feel about it. i guess we'll find out. he's our coach. i'm excited we finally got a coach. that's about it. >> other redskins reacted via twitter. rg3 tweeted excited about the hiring of coach jay gruden, can't wait to get to work with him and the guys. the retiring london fletcher is more skeptical tweeting not ready to shout about this hire yet. we'll see. he also tweeted why not wait to interview greg roman or vick vangio. san francisco's offense is very tough to defend. their defense speaks for itself. something really interesting from today's press conference was how little we saw of dan snyder. he didn't speak at all. he slipped in at the start and left quickly when it was over in the packe

morning. 14 in culpeper and fredericksburg, about 12 in downtown washington. 10 for leesburg and ashburn. the snowfall amount yesterday on average in that 3.5 to 7.5 to eight-inch range, right on the money as far as we were concerned with the forecast. current windchills -- whoa. you need to dress in every layer you have today. current windchills running between zero and minus 15. as i've been saying, the snow is gone. friends and neighbors dealing with the last of the snowflakes. we will not have to worry about snow today. that doesn't mean it's going to be a nice day to be outside. let me give you the good news, the bad news, and the ugly truth with what's going to happen in the forecast. first, the good news. everybody needs a lid good news after a day like yesterday. no more snow today. that's good news. sunshine returns. that's good news. and good sledding weather, all the kids have the day off from school. and there are a lot of very fine virgin snow hills to sled down today. the bad news -- and there's plenty of bad news -- single digit temperatures this morning. rising only into

my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home ♪ [cheers and applause] >> reverend everly ashburnfriendship that just church -- baptist church. ok, how about this? ok, stay right there. >> let us pray. most gracious god our father, we come thanking you for this day you created, and we rejoice in thanking you, lord, for allowing us to be witnesses to this it inaugural ceremony of the 72nd governor elect of virginia, terry mcauliffe, lieutenant governor elect, ralph northam, and the attorney general elect. we pray, lord, as we celebrate the swearing-in of our elected officials that you will grant to them your divine wisdom as a governor-elect terry mcauliffe, other elected officials, and the general assembly embark on this new journey, lead and guide them -- as governor elect terry mcauliffe. when they are faced with difficult circumstances, remind them as david did to look to be hills, from which cometh thy help. help them, lord, to remember you are the source that is dependable. you are the advocate that is understanding. you are the counselor that is wise. we pray, lord, that you

>> joining us now, lauren ashburn. fox news contributor and editor at large at hot air and kelly goff. why did that segment with melissa harris-perry and her team strike such a nerve? >> i think many people thought it was offensive, i heard the words zealot. people who thought here is an african-american woman. and this is also a woman who was raised or born into a mormon family. it did not compute. >> we found that out when she began tweeting apologies. some of the panelists on that segment initially said well, we were just joking around. she tweeted if i point out the one black person and you translate that as an attack on him, who is racist? so initially they didn't get it. >> yeah. i think this is clearly mean spirited. i find it interesting that this segment is premeditated. we're going to put up this photo and laugh about it. i think it speaks well of our family that many of us know someone who is made whole by adoption. in this segment, they went off track. and you can get to the point that your hatred can lead

notice this corner from frederick to ashburn, into woodbridge, heavier numbers here.a little bit more moderate in the dc area. as the temperatures drop tonight, dangerous levels. afternoon until noon tomorrow, a wind chill advisory in effect. here's a we are expecting from the feel factor. even this afternoon, some of the single digits to lower teens. as we head through the overnight, we are talking below zero, even into the double digits. tomorrow, very little recovery. going to stick around. look at the seven day forecast. we are not getting above freezing all week long. the worst of the weather today between noon and 6:00. quiet expected but staying brutally cold. let's check on traffic with amanda. roadways, but we are working major delays on the inner loop. there is a crash that has all lanes closed. we are looking at the camera pointed down at the scene. even though it is zoomed out, nothing is coming by on the inner loop. underpassesthe where all of the activity is. the outer loop is open, but the inner loop is closed at route 50. if you're using that stretch o

on out toward leesburg and ashburn, single digits to around 10. mostly single digits along i-81.here are also some low teens down toward fredericksburg and down toward st. mary's county but that doesn't make it any more comfortable outside. the 24 hour temperature change we're on average 5 to 15 degrees colder now than we were yesterday morning. but with all the sunshine we'll see later on this afternoon, temperatures will respond fairly nicely. i think we can make mid 30s around town. but if you have more than an inch or two of snow on the ground, northern montgomery county out toward frederick county you may hold at or below the freezing mark f

you can see the turms right at the freezing point and well below out there in ashburn.tory even though the temperatures are projected to get around 40 degrees. the pink color indicating the freezing rain you can see that closer in on our radar the heaviest showers along the i-95 corridor for most east of the city it is all rain. but here you can see until 11:00 this afternoon. so temperatures around 40 then the cold air coming our way late tomorrow night single digits. >> thanks for watching. hope you have a great morning.

lauren ashburn, judy miller. thank you both. >> thank you, jon.e little business news. u.s. home construction tapping the brakes slightly last month. the commerce department says housing starts were down nearly 10% in december from the previous month due to decline in single family homes and apartments t can happen this time of year. december could be a tough time for building considering the weather and everything else. still builders closing out the year with the biggest gains since 2007. so that is good news overall for the economy. jon: reaction is pouring in after president obama's big speech on changes to nsa surveillance programs. you probably saw it here in our first hour of "happening now." up next former attorney general alberto gonzales weighs in with his reaction, a key player defending those policies under president george w. bush. what does he think about what president obama proposes? >> bill, did you listen in on the president's speech on nsa? >> did i listen in? they're listening in right now, aren't they. >> wait, he says they do

decker with was last seen january of 2011, and investigators found her car parked outside of her ashburn apartment complex. since she went missing, no acti activity on the phone or the bank or the e-mail accounts. decker was a student at george mason university and she was five months pregnant, and the loudoun county sheriff's office is hoping that someone has information to help them to close this case. >>> and a northern virginia woman is in bail out of bond t after an attack the on her husband. >> virginia kerry has the story only here on news4. >>> these tire tracks marking a crime scene mark the afternoon of terror along lorton and 48 boulevard. this woman is accused of driving a car through the yard and into her ex-husband's home. he was standing in the driveway the girlfriend, and then henry, she plowed into the woman, and later we learned the details. she had seen all of the police cars next week and went next door to ask the officer what happened? >> the police told me then that, you know, that the fiancee had been hurt real bad. she intended to kill somebody. now, whether it wa

mark is in ashburn, virginia on our line for independents. i would say that polygamy and homosexuals have been around for all time. if you allow polygamy, and lesbian marriages to take place, then you need to allow polygamy. the government stepping into your bedroom, as soon as you allow all these marriages to take place, then the government has to treat them. homosexual, polygamy, gay marriage -- i consider myself a bisexual polygamist. those 900 marriages should be annulled. it should be like they did not even take place. scott wrightson on twitter that people who think gay people are broken believe they can make a choice to be gay. when did they decide to be heterosexual? ,nother tweet this morning "this whole issue is all about republicans getting elected. nothing more, nothing less. ." things for calling. is thatmy opinion marriages should be upheld -- the marriages should be upheld. i'm a 52-year-old black male married to a white woman. before i married my wife in 1967, it would've been against the law in virginia for us to be married.

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home god bless america my home sweet home ♪ [cheers and applause] >> [inaudible] reverend everly ashburnt friendship baptist church. newport news. ok, how about this? ok, stay right there. >> let us pray. most gracious god our father, we come thanking you for this day you created, and we rejoice in thanking you, lord, for allowing us to be witnesses to this it -- inaugural ceremony of the 72nd governor elect of virginia, terry mcauliffe, lieutenant governor elect, ralph northam, and attorney general elect. -- elect, mark herring. we pray, lord, as we celebrate the swearing-in of our elected officials that you will grant to them your divine wisdom as a runner elect terry mcauliffe, other elected officials, and the general assembly embark on this new journey, lead and guide them as governor elect terry mcauliffe. when they are faced with difficult circumstances, remind them as david did to look to be hills, from which cometh thy help. knowing that all of your help will come from the lord. help them, lord, to remember you are the source that is dependable. you are the advocate that is under

samuel in ashburn, virginia. >> hi, provesor smith, this is samuel.'ve enjoyed being a student in your class this semester at george mason. >> thank you. >> great oto see you on television. professor, in class you talked about how the president ford and president carter became friends in 1981ed on the way to sadat's funeral on the plane. i wanted to ask, you didn't talk about how betty ford and rosalind carter became friends. i wanted to know how that transpired. >> i'm glad you asked. just as the unlikely friendship developed between the two former presidents, likewise mrs. ford and mrs. carter discovered they had a whole lot in common. they teamed up, for example, to become a pretty formidable lobbying pair. they would testify before congress for funding, for example, for mental health programs, which had been a special interest of mrs. carter's, and for the work that on alcohol doing and drug dependency issues. >> kyle wants to know what kind of relationship did the fords have the nixons after leaving washington? >> i think perfectly friendly. i th

megan mcgrath is in ashburn now. >> reporter: we are in ashburn >>> time is 6:40. get ready when you step outside, extreme cold temperatures. this is the -- this is the thermometer on our storm team 4 weather deck. shows temperatures hovering in the teens. if you're lucky -- look like we're inching up to 11 degrees, maybe a little bit. >> how about this for an upside -- while the freezing eratures they may be helping you lose weight. according to dutch researchers, spending time in colder climates helps you burn more lories. when your body is cold, it works harder to warm up. the harder it works the more calories you burn. to help with weight loss, researchers say turn the therm sto stat to 62 degrees -- thermostat to 62 degrees for two hours. doing jumping jacks may help you warm up. although compared to 11, it may feel like summer now. that both are adult men. the employee will attacked at the convenience store in the 9000 block of snouffer school road about 2:00 a.m. we'll stay on the story and bring you more information throughout the day. back to you. >>> righ