it includes anne arundel county, prince george's county, calvert county, st. mary's, back towards s wrles county, stanford, l as fredericksburg, towards king george and the rest of the northern neck that is through tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. what are we going to be seeing over the next couple of hours? well, about 12:00, about an hour from now, the snow is going to be coming down. in some places, it's going to be coming down at a pretty good clip. these are nice big flakes with a very dry air mass. 17 degrees for the temperature. 15 degrees at 3:00 a.m. still snowing around 3:00. but then getting out of here. and by early tomorrow morning, the snow is gone. skies are starting to clear. temperatures, though are, on the cold side with temperatures around 14degrees. i do expect to see some delays. possibly school closings too. we'll keep you updated on all of those right here. >> thanks, doug. as the snow falls, crews are out treating the roads. it could be some problems for tomorrow morning's commute. shomari stone continues our coverage now. he is in la plat

county. generally, all the agencies book into now the consolidated booking system, which is the l.a. county jail system. >> with close to 100 buses, inmates are picked up from the various courts and police stations in the county of los angeles. their first stop inside l.a. county jail is the inmate reception center. >> on a busy day on monday through tuesday we're talking about anywhere from 600 to 800 inmates that are being booked each of those days. on wednesday, thursday, fridays, the number is somewhat less. but we average about 400 a day if you take out the whole seven-day work period. >> it's 7:00 p.m. on a monday night, and the irc's garage is filling up like new york city's port authority. for two hours buses fortified like prison cells drop off hundreds of inmates to be booked into the county jail. >> well, first thing what we do is back here behind us we have the search-out rooms. inmates are brought in from different courts and from different station holding tanks, and they're sat

, charles county, st. mary's county. you'll get some snow. it's going to take a while. temps 34 college park, now the criminal cal areas, 31 in white oak -- critical areas, 31 in white oak, 33 in bethesda, 32 toward fairfax, 34 in springfield. the roads will become slick very soon. snow tonight 1 to 3 inches, more north slick roads late tonight, much colder friday, wind chill 0 to 15 above on friday. how much snow twill fall? still a pretty good map. -- will fall? still a pretty good map. you see the blue, the highest totals north of baltimore and up toward philly. then it really becomes a new england storm after that, but still 2 to 3 inches here and there even into southern maryland and south into charles county an inch, inch and a half. that's a little better view, 3 to 5 inches garrett burke north, 1 -- gaithersburg north, 1 to 3 inches immediate metro area. tonight 1 to 3 inches, lows in the 20, winds north, northwest 10 to 20. it's going to feel some kind of different tomorrow morning, partly cloudy,

p00z3zp) neednxye[eporter: pri county officials say it's help. county murdernj8]b rates.unty m crime, at least when it comes to murder rates. eight homicides in montgomery county compared to 15 the year before. 4c2fax county, eight mu year. >>>:çéx keep in mind, that number includes the 12 victims of the navy yard shooting. while there were more murders in violent crimes declined. >>> whee driving caught on camera.ik camera.ik 0wron o j ã >>> right now, more than 200 plows are getting ready to hit the streets of washington. this is a look at the salt trucks loading up to treat the roads. it's going to impact your trash and leaf collection. if you haven't thrown out your christmas tree, you may have to wait until the storm passes for the department of public works to pick it up. it doesn't look bad gathering snow in your yard. >>> the storm crippled parts of the northwest. >> areas to the north will feel the brunt of the storm. we have a team of meteorologists tracking the storm. we'll have the details on what to expect as it moves through the air yachlt. >> let's continue

that says a lot, where we consolidated county jail 3 with now county jail number 4, and we're now almost stretched completely at county jail number 4 because we needed to consolidate based on those conditions that existed, and so that we'd be more efficient and effective with our administration in overtime. and that is really the outcome of us coming together. but what concerns me a little bit about the debate of whether to build a jail or not, not just where we might house the sheriff, but drawing on my experience of 7 years on the budget committee of the board of supervisors is the question of whether to have a jail or not frankly is, in the sequence of criminal justice, almost on the back end of the spectrum of the role of having a jail and incarceration in san francisco. and i'm a little concerned or troubled by what i think are simmering contradictions. it's this government that has just now approved a $165 million bond for a forensic drug and crime lab. what does that portend that when in the last several years we have already had off line a drug and crime lab not working to its ca

schools in manassas, stafford county, spotsylvania county, and culpeper county are closed. >> in virginia, clarke, fauquier, frederick, king george, and warren county schools are closed. the same goes for schools in winchester, fredericksburg, and shenandoah county. >> in west virginia, berkeley, hampshire, jefferson, and morgan county schools are closed. hardy county schools will open two hours late. if you missed one or didn't see your school listed, we have a complete list at the bottom of the screen and at nbcwashington.com. >>> later tonight, alexandria's school board will decide when to make up all the snow days. the board set to vote around 7:00 evening. the debate is whether to tax on extra days to the end of the school year pushing back the first day of summer break, or use scheduled professional development days which have been scheduled for several upcoming fridays. several parents have spoken out saying using the professional delopment days would be better for students. >>> our "news4 today" app can help keep up with school closings, weather alerts, and traffic conditions. dow

mary's county and a little bit of charles county. remember, you guys were the last to get the snow, but you'll keep it longer than anybody else as it begins to end from west to east as the storm pulls out to sea. this storm won't hook up the coast. it will move out to sea. we're looking at a good band of snow through calvert county north of leonardtown. you have more in accumulation into southern maryland and the northern neck. the big picture with the satellite, skies are clearing, already reports of partly cloudy skies in the metro area. so we'll see stars tonight. it's going to blow around a lot. if you have your spots on, you'll think it's snowing again, it's not. snow totals, 9 inches in brunswick, maryland, 6 inches in rockville, 5.3 in laurel and centreville had 6 inches of snow, vienna about 4 1/2 inches of snow. out to round hill, virginia, about 6 inches of snow on the deck out there and that's pretty uniform near the round hill, percyville area and just north of leesburg, about 5 to 7 inches out there. now we have a wind c

hardy county schools will open two hours late. if you missed one or didn't see your school listed, a complete list is at the bottom of the screen and on nbcwashington.com. >>> 4:31. time for weather & traffic on the 1s. let's get the latest on this deep freeze with storm team 4 meteorologist amelia seigel. good morning. >> good morning. our temperatures are going to remain below freezing. 32 degrees until saturday. this morning, bundle up. be cautious for black ice. what happened yesterday with all of the sunshine, we did have melting during the day. and that melting quickly refroze overnight. so again, this morning especially on the secondary roads and sidewalks, you could be dealing with some spots of black ice. temperatures right now, the single digits and teens. washington, now dropped down to 14 degrees. we're at seven in gaithersburg. here's your planner for areas like gaithersburg. we can pull it out on the map. throughout the day today, over the next 12 hours. as the sun comes up, we're looking at partly sunny skies. look

mary's county and calvert county. for tonight cloudy, windy and cold with snow, 1 to 3 inches, lows in the 20s. winds begin to pick up northwest 10 to 20 and gusty. by morning maybe a flurry, but partly cloudy and very cold. temps in the 20s, winds northwest at 15 to 25 and gusty. that's good enough for wind chills between 0 and 10. by afternoon temps don't go any of where, near 25, a lot of sunshine, winds northwest 10 to 20. we'll break it down. these are city of temps, mid- 20s, stuck on 24, maybe an early flurry but sunshine by 11:00. next three days 28 tomorrow which will be the midnight temperature. temps will fall during the afternoon, back in the 30s on saturday, low 40s on sunday, some rain and showers moving in and that could actually end in snow monday morning. monday morning's commute could be a bear. check this out. think it's going to be cold tomorrow? oh, no, no. check out tuesday. high temperatures on tuesday in the mid-teens, that's right, mid-teens. again i make a lot of typos, but that's not a typo.

the latest number -- a total of 15 flu deaths are counties. county.eda county- 3 people have died. two people each have now died in sonoma, marin and san mateo counties. contra costa and san francisco counties -- are each reporting one death. kron 4's dan kerman spoke with health officials in santa clara county -- the county with the most deaths so far. he has more from the south bay. jacob cook stopped by the public health department monday to get his flu shot?he?s gotten it a few times in years past, but not regularly, but decided this year, it was in his best interest. and those flu deaths in santa clara county are on the rise? monday the public health department said two result of the flu, increasing this season?s flu related death toll from 2 to on top of that santa clara county public health officials say this year they?re seeing an increase of those needing icu hospitalization due to the last year was 9? this year, at 13 people in santa clara county have been been admitted to the icu due to the flu? and the flu season and because of the rise in

and then county jail number 2 ~ has 3 92 rated beds ~. it's a solo indication for women and it houses now both men and women. so, the question is, you know, can we take some of the beds that are in the holding capacity to build rated beds. and do we need the entire 2 98 capacity ~ to cover people who are being arrested every day. i would guess not based on the number of cases that we are seeing. if we converted nonrated beds to rated beds, that would add in and of itself 74 beds to current capacity, which would further decrease the need for replacement jail. and that would take care of the problem that we might have in even, you know, 2019, if we had 250 more people in custody. i also want to note i think having a cushion of jail beds is not a good thing because it disincentive eyeses the use of alternative to incarceration. the other thing i worry about, too, ~ if we have a bunch of empty beds the state could come in and place people in those facilities. and, of course, we would be paid for that, nonetheless, i don't think most san franc

and montgomery county and across into prince george's county, howard county.o primarily because the snow will taper off there last, we'll see it taper off west to east as we go through tonight. hagerstown, winchester, folks to the west are cleared now of the winter weather advisories. snowfall totals, pretty impressive. damascus had 4 1/2 inches, north potomac had 3, centreville 2 1/2, percyville 5 inches and fairfax 1.5 inches. here's a look at radar. you can see the back edge of the precipitation pushing through central montgomery county. in fact, it's already through loudoun county, no more snow for you tonight. it will take a while to end east of town like prince george's county, anne arundel and points off to the east. this is the latest image, the last bit of snow. it's snowing hard now in la plata into southern maryland. temperatures, we're below freezing in many spots. we're not going to go up at all tomorrow. in fact, temperatures will fall throughout the day friday. we'll be talking about some low wind chills. what's on the ground, that's going to st

county, actually that's northeastern prince george's county. northern anne arundel county. up into frederick county, maryland, 270, 70 there could be a little snow. as we get into the late evening hours tomorrow, it may get a little slick up into the locations. elsewhere, though, not a big deal at all. just snow showers and trace amounts of snow coming down. roads again could get a little slick as we get into the late evening hours. so folks, in terms of your forecast then coming up the next couple of days, very cold conditions move back in with tuesday and wednesday being the days with our lowest temperatures. single digits to around 10, 12, highs in the 20s. we just keep getting slammed with this extreme, extremely cold waves of air. back to you. >>> are winter storms now officially being named? there's a question about fireplace safety after ashes sparked a fire this week in arlington. and can insurance companies up your rate if you go from being married to single? it's friday. so let's "ask liz." >> we'll start with storm questions, right -

county. hi nick nikki, what did you learn? >> reporter: i learned a lot. the first woman to drive a snowplow here in prince georges county. she's been doing it for 26 years. she gave us a lot of insider tips. if you see one coming along, get out of the way so she can do her job. quicker and safer. now we are here at the prince georges county emergency management center. it's a big salt dome there and snowplow trucks have been coming in and out there all day long, really. just filling up, getting more salt and headed back out on the roads. the snow here really has, they are honking. they know us by now. we have become friends with these guys. we came out here at 11:00 and we were planning on going out on a snow trip with them and they said, you better come back later on and now the snow has started to taper off. for now, back to you guys. >> all right, we'll take a break. any time we could get a break in the snow, that would be a wonderful thing. today wasn't a snow for public school students

hunterdon county is by it. a few short years after the spca warren county thing, mr.so showed up in the neighboring county in hunterdon county and hired into an actual law enforcement agency as second in command under the newly elected sheriff of hunterdon county. he was hired as an undersheriff and tasked with a job of making sure all the other officers followed the sheriff's rules. the new sheriff who hired him was a republican named deborah trout. when she became the new sheriff of hunterdon county when elected, she made seemingly unusual hiring decisions. in addition to hiring mr. russo fresh off his time at the paramilitary spca, she also hired somebody named greg ezekian as an investigator in the sheriffs office. he had been dismissed from two past jobs at other police departments and according to the local hunterdon newspaper he was fighting a drunk driving conviction at the time he was hired. sheriff trout then hired another investigator named john falat who according to the hunterdon county democrat newspaper had never had any position in any law enforcement

loudoun county. generally around 3 inches north and west. and off to a cold start. temperatures right now are down into the low to mid-20s most of the region. and the winds are really picking up in just the last hour. we've had gusts 30 to 40 miles an hour. just had a gust at reagan national to 41 males an hour and look at the windchills as a result. windchills are down just into the single digits so you do need to layer you up. we could have gusts over 45 males an hour. wind advisory all the way into noontime today, so stay inside. now let's check the road conditions. maynard edwards, good morning. how are we looking? >>> even some of the major roadways are sloppy, tom. an accident that has just been pushed off to the right shoulder. right lane and right shoulder affected there and then this. have you seen the flashing lights there? this is a vehicle, two-vehicle crash, one of the vehicles left the roadway, ended up on its roof. even some of the treated roadways will be a problem for you this mornin

one in solano county. and two flu- related deaths in marin county. >> we have much more coverage on the deadly flu outbreak on our website -- kron 4 dot com -- on our home page. click on the flu section. there.you'll find tips. from how to avoid catching the virus. to locations near you, to get flu shots. it's all on kron4.com. >> coming up on the kron 4 news weekend. we are facing drought conditions here in the bay area and around the state. what it means for you coming up in 7:15 a.m.. >> in san jose, complaints building from those who say a hike in the minimum wage has led to the closure of restaurants and lost jobs. details coming up at 7:30 a.m.. >> welcome back. developing news out of the north bay, fire crews are still on the scene of a remote wildfire. this is burning in the trees along the bolina-fairfax ridgeline between kent and alpine lakes. it started last night around 9:30. and this morning it is about 50 percent contained. crews say they are having a hard time getting to the fire. r >> we ha

city and county of san francisco ~. item number 3, resolution approving a mills historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between pacific heights, llc, the owners of 2550 webster street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract. ~ city and county of san francisco. item number 4, resolution approving a mills act historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between 1019 market street properties, llc, the owners of 1019 market street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract. ~ item number 5, resolution approving a mills act historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between brian jackson and thomas ranese, owners of 3769 20th street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute th

in terms of delays, fairfax county, calvert county, manassas city, and prince william county schools are all opening on a two-hour delay. in maryland, prince george's county schools also delayed for two hours tomorrow. d.c. public schools will open on time. >>> the alexandria city school board met tonight. they met to decide how they're going to make up for snow days. they voted to make up those days by having class on days that were supposed to be scheduled days off. right now the plan is not to make up snow days by adding days at the end of the school year. several local districts are facing longer school years because they've already run out of snow days. >>> we're following breaking news in maryland where a house explosion and a gas leak prompted part of a neighborhood to evacuate. chopper 4 flew over the scene of meadowvale road in glen burnie. there are no reports of any injuries. fire officials say the fire leak is still active. utility crews are on the scene. they're trying to assess the situation there. >>> tonight there are murder charges in the stabbing death of a 7-eleven

and inheartbreaking montgomery county -- a heartbreaking end in montgomery county. a fire claims a life of a four-year-old. a new urgency after helicopter crash. >> let's take a check of our top stories. prince george's county police are investigating a shooting overnight. wrote oned on crum brandywine. there is no word on the man's identity. in -- ae is expected suspect is excited in court today. a shot a lease officer during traffic stop in old town alexandria. the hearing will determine if he is competent to stand trial. a commission is set to announce recommendations for improving first responding -- first responder handling. the commission was formed after a man died after a scuffle with frederick county sheriff deputies. after artbreaking end fire cost a four-year-old his life. the cell phone video was shot just after the fire broke out in gaithersburg. it harder to bear, that four-year-old had just celebrated his birthday on tuesday. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. elizabeth marty is inconsolable. she lost her four-year-old nephew in the

>> what county is it? >> polk county. do you know about polk county? serious. >> they don't have to worry about me coming back, i'll tell you that. >> first thing that happens is they are going to go to jail. next thing that is going to happen is they are going to read about themselves in the paper of widest circulation in the county. then they are going to get to come to depositions or hearings or motions repeatedly at the courthouse. life is miserable. life is miserable for using bad judgment in polk county. >> all i saw tonight were little girls with not just one horrifying story, all of the stories were horrifying. one girl, jacqueline, her mother sold her to a pimp at age 15. another girl was molested since age 9, got pregnant at 16 but her mother didn't believe her. >> this is sad. to me, a sad comment on society nowadays. seems like the family system is broken down. and we see a lot more of this. a lot of people look at prostitution as a victimless crime. it's not. >> anyone who thinks that is involved in archaic thinking. aside from the fact th

this includes loudon and montgomery county, as well as frederick county, and northern falkier county. wind chill temperatures will be as low as 10 to 5 degrees below zero. when wind chills are this low, this could lead to frostbite and hypothermia, so you definitely need to keep the gloves, hat, scarf on today, in addition to the warmish jacket. winds now anywhere from 5 to 15 miles an hour, so this is how it feels outside, when you factor in the winds. about 6 in washington. zero in camp springs, barbara. now, there is snow in the forecast for tomorrow. i'll be tracking that system on future weather hour by hour coming up in about 15 minutes. >> okay, we'll see you in just a little bit, then. >>> the cold weather is causing big problems in fairfax county. the school district sent out a note this morning that a number of buses were having mechanical problems. that meant some students were left out in the cold or their parents had to drive them to class. news4's transportation report erd adam tuss is live in falls church, and he has more on whether the be problem will be fixed before t

there's a snow shower from prince william to charles county, montgomery county into eastern fairfax.l howard right through western prince george's county. coming right there to about laurel a little bit of snow we're still dealing with but that is exiting quickly. temperatures will be calming quickly. hagerstown down to 16. five in oakland. 1 below in davis, west virginia. that's about 4,000 feet. look at the winds gust 4-g 1 at reagan national last check. 35 martinsburg. manassas and andrews gusting in the 30s. when you look the at wind chills, now we're talking about some serious cold. single digits to below zero wind chills. hagerstown at minus one. we're sitting at 8 with the windchill here in d.c. temperatures this afternoon recovering not much. we're going to look at them while they're recovering into the upper teens to mid-20s. till noon north and west of town we have a windchill advisory and wind advisory as well. we could have gusts 40, if not close to 50 miles an hour through midday. back in a few minutes with your seven-day. we check in with beverly farmer. my drive in was

of counties. currently we are sharing those expenditures with the enterprise departments. we understand that the california state association of counties has raised their fee by an additional $40,000. i will work with the committee in january to discern whether or not the committee is interested in funding that increase in the department's budget. second to last, information technology. the department needs a new file server at a cost of 14,000 and maintenance for our aab, online system, which phase 1 is completed and we ar

ken ulman, county executive here in howard county, maryland. i want to make a few points. first of all, we do have three confirmed fatalities. we want to send our thoughts and prayers to the family members of the victims, the loved ones of the victims. i want to thank the public of howard county here in columbia for their patience. the folks here at the columbia mall. for their patients. all the shoppers, the other folks that work here at the mall, this has obviously been a tremendously trying few hours. we've seen a lot of patience. we ask people to continue to bear with us. this is an active crime scene. it is going to be an active crime season for some time. we will give you another briefing around 4:00 with more details and potentially when the mall will reopen. lastly, i want to thank our brave men and women in law enforcement here in howard county who rushed into this scene immediately. this was an incredibly well-run, thoughtful operation, tactically with a lot of help from our neighboring agencies. we've had help on the ground and continue to have help on the groun

fairfax, culpeper, loudoun county, prince william county, spotsylvania, stafford counties will all have schools closed tomorrow. alexandria and prince george's county schools will be open two hours late. d.c. and montgomery county schools tell us they're open for business regular time tomorrow. we'll keep you posted as we hear from more schools and you can see the status any time you like at the bottom of your screen. we'll be getting started tomorrow morning at 4 a.m. so you can get the latest information. >>> about 187 million of us americans are under a chill warning advisory tonight. that's more than half the whole population of the country. one out of every 10 domestic flights had to be canceled this morning. most of those 3,200 flights were in or out of chicago, cleveland, new york or boston. jetblue is scaling back operations in boston and all three airports in new york today. >>> the cold night could be roughest on people who don't have a place to live and as hank silfverberg reports, some area shelters will be crowded tonight even in the region's most prosperous county. >> you

other counties. got myself in a world of querks for long time. >> jeremy bowles poses a huge threat. he is completely unpredictable. one minute you could be talking to him. he could be laughing. the next moment, he could literally by a tacking you and me. he's from this particular gang in l.a. sirzana. >> it means it causes as much mayhem and damage as you can. >> we will present him through other incarceration, he's made connection with the mexican mafia. >> them people to me are the same people as me in a mexican mafia. a lot of people live in fear with them. me personally i never did. they're something i kind of grew up with. >> jeremy bowles is basically the ultimate chameleon. he truly is capable of doing just about anything, including killing people >> narrator: bowles has never been charged with murder. he says gang violence has been a significant part of his past. >> how many people have you killed? >> oh, man, i'd like to keep that to myself. enough that maybe i shouldn't be saying this on c

it's one of these days while fairfax county looks good, i've seen other pictures from frederick county, caroll county, parts of montgomery and western loudoun which are getting rough, even toward the shenandoah valley. we'll check in with monika in just a moment. let me show you the totals we're thinking for the storm. the blue area up north is the best chance of getting 6 plus. 4 to 7 d.c. and 2 to 4 southward in reedville. they're well above freezing aened waiting for the snow. light to moderate at times. might be heavy up north in spots as temperatures continue to drop 29 by 3:00. 24 by 6:00. still some snow at 9:00 but between 9:00 and 11:00, things start winding down big time from west to east with some problems with the slick spots and itself cold moving in. windchills become a real factor. topper and i will be back in a few minutes. we'll have the rest of your seven-day forecast and let you know if any other changes are headed our way. michael, back to you. >> thanks a lot, howard. even before all of the snow started to fall, there were major issues on the beltway in maryland th

the theo lacy jail is the largest of five jail facilities in the orange county system. it sits on 11 acres and has a capacity of more than 3,000 inmates. >> let's go. hands behind your back. back row go to the house. >> marc gonzales is one of them, and except for his jail-issued t-shirt and scrubs, he could easily be mistaken for any other fun-loving oc teenager. >> i love surfing. i love the ocean. it's the best. the promised land here. nothing could go wrong except for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. my mom is in a lot of shock right now. it's the first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise an

county and baltimore. that could see up to two inches. washington just about .3 inch. frederick, hagerstown, potentially right around an inch. manassas, culpeper, fredericksburg, just a coating possible. sunday is looking like the better of the two weekend days just for the sheer fact it's dry. notice this weekend,re$250 million development complete with apartments, a hotel, and other stores. the store should open next year. >>> today leaders from our area will head to norfolk where the navy will cut the ribbon on a new room aboard one of its ships. we'll get to see the tribute room for the first time. it paid homage to those who lost their lives during the plane crashes at the pentagon. leaders will be there for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. >>> we're staying on top of breaking news at 5:00 a.m. a water main break causing a huge mess in montgomery county. megan mcgrath with the latest. >> reporter: and it is a huge, icy mess. now, just within the last few minutes, that storm drain has begun to do its job.

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if, however, in scenario 2 county jail is -- continues to be closed, the county would need a replacement jail in the range of 435 to 600 beds. but i think it's really important to note here that any forecast assumes that present trends continue into the future. i think that's a very reasonable assumption to keep in the near term in the next 1 to 5 years. but as we move forward into the future that becomes more and more uncertain. so, i think it's very kiwi continue to monitor the jail population moving forward. thank you. ~ >> thanks. and i think this is jamoki. >> good afternoon, honorable supervisors. jamoki [speaker not understood] from dpw. i'm the project manager on the jail replacement project. i'm just going to take us through the scope of the project, what dpw has been working with the sheriff's department, capital planning and the controller's office since its inclusion in the 2006 10-year capital plan. the first slide we're going to look at is cj6. we explored different options on the replacement project and one of the things we looked at was cj6 in terms of replacing the new f

mary's county, southern calvert county. on the eastern shore, the brighter areas is where it's coming down harder. just bigger flakes southeast of cambridge, between sals brea and cambridge -- salisbury and cambridge, toward the eastern shore, they got the heavier amounts of snow. a frigid morning. what has fallen on untreated surfaces has stuck. even though it's a thin coating, it's enough if it's an untreated surface to slipda and slide. temperatures in the upper teens. increasing sun. bright and sunny afternoon. highs making it to the upper 20s. a warmup on the way for the weekend coming up at 4:20. danella? >>> slick out. and a couple of roads are feeling the heat. earlier, northbound 495 experienced an accident between laboratory road and suitland parkway. they're clearing the accident and also have to de-ice the roadway. so avoid the area if you have to leave any time soon. roadway, east old central avenue shut down at yolanda avenue. downed wires shutting down the ramp from westbound greenbelt to northbound bw parkwa

and prince georges county, north through frederick and carroll counties.nce we get into the late, overnight hours tonight, all snow chances come to an end. and we're looking at mainly clear to partly cloudy skies. here's your snowfall forecast. washington just a chance of some light snow, maybe around a dusting. but areas like gaithersburg, northern montgomery county, northern prince georges county, maybe, maybe up to an inch. but really, this is a really minor event. i'll be posting this latest snowfall map on my twitter and chut.ook pages to head there and 33 degrees, a little bit of melting will be going on today. it's a breezy day, too. just minor snow chances. clouds will increase throughout the day. maybe some flurries during the afternoon hours. monday, not a bad day, mostly cloudy skies, high of 34, we're still stuck in that cold pattern. and then tuesday, a frigid air mass arrives. a high temperature on tuesday of only 20 degrees, starting off your day. we're looking at single digit temperatures in the suburbs, teens inside the beltway. and that f

#howard county department first responders, and howard county police department on the scene.id area. no more than 25 minutes later, we saw this tweet by howard county police, and it writes, there has been a shooting incident at the columbia mall. no additional details yet. pio en route. we'll update asap. another tweet coming in at 12:18, it writes, three people confirmed dead at columbia mall. victims unknown at this time. remember, this is all long before we saw and heard officials' press conference. i believe we have the press conference now. i'll toss it back to you, uma. >> on the very latest briefing from that shooting scene from the howard county police department. it is just getting under way as we understand it. we're getting some last-minute things taken care of before the police decide to talk to reporters. but let's go to it now. i think they're starting. >> we're going to ask that everybody stay kind of where you are for the purposes of this briefing, and not to pass behind this yellow tape. okay? we want to try to leave the area behind the speakers as clear as p

of counties. currently we are sharing those expenditures with the enterprise departments. we understand that the california state association of counties has raised their fee by an additional $40,000. i will work with the committee in january to discern whether or not the committee is interested in funding that increase in the department's budget. second to last, information technology. the department needs a new file server at a cost of 14,000 and maintenance for our aab, online system, which phase 1 is completed and we are now moving into phase 2 and we're on target for that project. we will need an additional 24,000 for that project. and finally, other recommendations by the committee, i'm happy to work with the committee as well as members of the board over the next several weeks to ensure that further guidelines that the department is interested in seeing be placed in the budget is, in fact, prepared so that when they bring it back to you in january, it will be close to being complete. that c

napa county confirmed its first flu death a second was reported in contra costa a third in sonoma county. h1n1 appears to be the dominant flu strain and the best way from text yourself is by getting a flu shot and washing your hands often. the centers for disease control and prevention has information on where you can get a flu shot. we posted a link on our website. it's 6:05. a man shot by an off duty san francisco police officer is due to be arraigned today on felony assault charges. it happened sunday morning at a chevron station at bayshore boulevard and gerald avenue. a police sergeant says the off duty female officer fired in self-defense when the man punched her in the face after a fender bender on 280. an off duty firefighter who saw what happened followed the cars to the gas station. he says the other driver punched the sergeant before she shot him. >>> from mendocino county a small town faces a major water emergency. willits the down to 100 day supply of water. normally the dirt you see here would be under 40 feet of water. as a result the town is rationing water. residents can

county. when you crossed over the county line, you definitely saw a difference in terms of plowing and the road shifted because they would do the krerntd lane versus the passing lane -- the center lane versus the passing lane. you gotta be really aware of these things this morning. >> yeah, just take it slow. >>> ford is scooping up record profit report. that's in the money report. >>> plus is there more snow in the forecast? say it ain't so. howard's first alert forecast is >>> snow is pulling out, still some snow in southern maryland and the eastern shore. that will lift in the next couple of hours. looking at a sunny day today, breezy and cold, 25 to 30. until noon, the counties that border post-season and the blue ridge are -- that border pennsylvania and the blue ridge. i'll be back with a seven-day forecast that actually gets above freezing several days. how about that for a change, monika santani? >>reporter: i really like that. you're not going to like what you have to deal with outsi

mary's county. we did see pretty good snow totals from this storm and now talking about the cold air. 26 degrees in washington. 19 in gaithersburg. tonight, we could drop nearly 20 degrees. it will be another frigid night. then, nice changes. >> can't wait to hear about those later on. thank you. >>> that big snowstorm brought us another rare sight. >> at virginia beach. right now, crews are working to clear the 10 inches of snow that fell overnight. and in southern maryland they got more snow than they're used to seeing. taking us to calvert county. >> reporter: clearing all this snow from the roadway deway inne parking lot became a big job. >> we were think iing 3 inch amount. it became a big job. at the school, the snow was a bonus for kids like this fifth grader. >> what's the best thing about the snow? >> i like going sledding. >> reporter: being out of school? >> yeah. >> reporter: that is an an added bonus? >> yeah. >> reporter: here at solomon's island, traffic is moving well but wasn't the

spotsylvania and frederick county will be closed tomorrow and loudoun county will be closed the rest of the weeks. midterms for middle school and high school students canceled. more closings the bottom of your screen and intersection washingtintersection -- -- nbcwashington.com and updates 4:00 tomorrow morning on news for today. >>> hearing about crashes on the roads and scott has a look at the most serious. >> some downright ugly. crews still on the scene where a truck flipped on 301 in bowie. take a look at that. the truck reportedly lost control and drove off 301 at 5:30 and the driver was able to escape on his or her own but those hazardous conditions we've been talking about, the freezing leading to ice and you need to use caution if you're driving. i'm scott macfarlane. >>> while many people are off school and work today, the job of treating the roads is far from over. in prince george's county, plows trying to make it's easier for drivers. tracee wilkins, reports from upper marlboro where ice is the big concern now. >> reporter: it's been a long day for vanessa. >> my shift s

now, the county could be forced to pay back thousands of dollars to a woman who says the county tookhout her family or wheelchair she says she doesn't need the county's help with anything.. >> i don't know why they want to take over my life. >> the public guardian planned to conserve cook, taking over her financial decisions. concerned about how cook was spending her money. taking out a large loan of her home. purchasing cars for her grandson asks this rv for her daughter. cook also tried getting one of her grandkids into a music business by investing in the music business >> i think that is my right. my right to spend what my money, on what i want to spend it on. i had enough. i knew what i was doing. >> after cook's primary doctor diagnosed her with dementia, the county petitioned to take control of her health care. >> i wasn't did he meanted at all. >> she decided to get out of santa clara county. >> i called my daughter. we made the decision to leave. we had to do something. >> in late may, 2008 they fled in the rv to ventura county. june 3rd, the public guardian conserved cook.

fire watch up in mendocino county and lake county. cold for some. 20s, 30s, 40s. there's a couple of 30s near novato. 37 half moon bay. san jose, 39. blossom hill. 37. walnut creek speaking of at 35. 32 in sacramento. 35 in ukiah. 18 in tahoe. except for haze and patchy, patchy low clouds. it's another dry day. the wind will pick up. today is sunny, mild, hazy. there's gonna be a low coming back from nevada and actually going right across from northern california and back up to the north. that will cool us back briefly on friday. maybe a big drop on temperatures. we'll rebound as we head into the weekend. sunny and warm. patchy fog. 60s and 70s on those temperatures. 66, san rafael. sonoma, 71. brentwood, oakley, alameda 66. a lot of low 70s. santa cruz, 73. 60, low, mid- to upper. redwood city will be close. it will be breezy. high fire danger. back to warm on sunday. >>> 7:21. some residents of marin county are calling the new water restrictions hypocrisy. >>> after spending weeks in the frigid antarctic waters, dozens are receiving a warm welcome home. hear the

now, the county could be forced to pay back thousands of dollars to a woman who says the county took her money and spent it without her permission. 85-year-old rita cook can't get around without her family or wheelchair she says she doesn't need the county's help with anything.. >> i don't know why they want to take over my life. >> the public guardian planned to conserve cook, taking over her financial decisions. concerned about how cook was spending her money. taking out a large loan of her home. purchasing cars for her grandson asks this rv for her daughter. cook also tried getting one of her grandkids into a music business by investing in the music business >> i think that is my right. my right to spend what my money, on what i want to spend it on. i had enough. i knew what i was doing. >> after cook's primary doctor diagnosed her with dementia, the county petitioned to take control of her health care. >> i wasn't did he meanted at all. >> she decided to get out of santa clara county. >> i called my daughter. we made the decision to leave. we had to do something. >> in late may,