the city of laurel lost a dpw worker in the line of duty. already the new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to start. my name is tammy plumlee, and i raise honest, simple turkey for shady brook farms. >>> news4 viewers are sending us pictures to show how the wind and rain is affecting them. we invite you to send your pictures to us at ic @nbc washington.com. >>> we're not taking this weather lightly b the rain are nothing compared to the scene one year ago today. remember this? >> yes. >> i'm sure you do. 22 inches of snow in downtown d.c. the blizzard paralyzed parts of the city, schools, businesses. a lot of us were working for you around the clock to show you these incredible pictures. >> how could we forget? >> what a difference a year makes. >> it's hard to believe that that was a year

. >>> a tragic, deadly accident this morning laurel. a city worker struck and killed while on the job. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins has the story of how this happened and what we know about that victim. >> reporter: on this rainy morning win gumorn morning wind gusts were so strong they moved broken car parts after the crash. >> i heard a loud boom. >> reporter: this neighbor stood in the rain watching the aftermath of the crash, still in shock by what she heard from one worker after the collision. >> something on the ground and saying, no, no. i said oh no, one of them killed. >> reporter: 30-year-old marcus coalburg was loading trash into the back of the truck when an suv slammed into him, crushing him to death. the driver of the suv was not injured. >> it was a female driver. she is being questioned by laurel police at this moment. right now we don't know what happened, we don't know why she swerved into that silver car and struck the back of our city of laurel truck. >> he's been a great employee of the city. >

44-year-old arden hall from laurel was ejected and killed. the driver and the passenger have minor injuries. >>> it is 10:26, as adam said. almost show time for the presidential inauguration. today military members served as stand-ins for the president and vice president-elect. they went through the motions for the oath of office, an event that will happen on friday. >>> bands and performers of the inaugural parade are also in rehearsal mode today. they're running through the route that runs from the capital down pennsylvania avenue to the white house. >>> the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus will cl they blame a declining attendance and high operating costs. >>> after the gray day yesterday, not a bad day today. >> you remember that resolution to get more exercise? >> of course. >> today is a good day to do it. 40s this afternoon with sunshine. >> excellent. that's going to do it for "news 4 today." "meet the press" is coming up next. we're going to take a live look at some of the inaugural preparations going on under way aroun

today's service begins at noon at the bethany community church in laurel. ben's chili bowl is a washington d-c staple. but this morning - it looks a lot different. the resa last night- painting over images of bill cosby, barack obama, donny simpson and chuck brown. now -- ben's wants you to help design the new mural. it's asng for input online. we'll link you to the site at wjla.com. in a abc-7 consumer alert, its' that time again.... tax season. so this morning we want to tell you about some ways to get more money back this year. there's thousands of dollars in tax refunds you might be missing out on. how about - the earned income tax credit which is available to eligible families earning less than about $53,000 it could be worth more than 6-thousand dollars. also often forgotten --- the child and dependent care credit. it helps cover childcare costs for eligible working families with kids under 13 that could be worth dollars. the capitals are heading into the all star break with the most points in the n-h-l. the eastern conference leading caps, were on th

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. >> reporter: today the life of 30-year-old marcus, a laurel city trash collector is celebrated. >> i wish we could have had you for a hundred more years. >> reporter: he was killed on monday when a car crashed into the back of the garbage truck he was loading. city workers, wearing armbands in his honor paid thr us.dn laurel, a city that's very much still like a small marcus was beloved on his route. his dad also worked as a city trash collector. as the investigation into the cause of the accident continues, those who do this work have a message to share with the people they serve. >> it's a sad occasion. it should be a learning experience for everybody. >> we're all part of a family. we want to make sure all our workers get home safe every day. >> reporter: the city of laurel is still working on a way to memorialize marcus's memory. he was the first worker for the city to die on the job. coming up on news4 at 6:00, the national campaign targeted at saving lives of workers like marcus. >>> in northern virginia, get ready for something completely different the next time you the inte

. >>> today will be the funeral for a laurel city worker who was killed on the job earlier this week. marcos was loading trash when the suv slammed into the back of his truck and it pinned him. he worked for the department of public works for 13 years. the funeral will be at noon at the bethany community church in laurel. >>> guests of the georgetown mariotte in d.c. were forced out of their rooms because of a bomb threat. someone made the threat by phone last night. police searched the building and didn't find anything. >>> if you're in the other room right now, you might want to take a look at this video. it shows a man wanted in a string of pharmacy robberies. police say he robbed the cvs at bradley boulevard and arlington road in bethesda yesterday. we're told the man made off with cash in two of his three robberies. >>> people living in fairfax down communities are feeling safer this morning with a serial burglar behind bars. police arrested 19-year-old nicolas in the crime spree. at least eight homes in the glenwood commune tis were broken into. a man who lives in one of those c

mount laurel, turnersville. clayton in the 40s to start with. all these numbers will be climbing into the 40s and low 50s this afternoon. so nice improvement. we're getting rid of clouds right now and the showers. showers are already starting to taper off in philadelphia. see a few sprinkles in cape may and this line of showers moving through. missing atlantic city. that's where they're getting the light fog right now. to the west, drying out. may not see a lot of sunshine today. looks like it will be clearing up nicely tomorrow. hour by hour forecast shows noontime showers to southwest. mostly cloudy skies from allentown, redding, wilmington, dover. atlantic city. clouds linger into late afternoon hours. might see a few breaks in the clouds, little bit of sunshine. more sunshine on the way for tomorrow. weekend, well the best looks like saturday. see sunshine and a few clouds, 54 trees saturday in philadelphia. upper 40s for the lehigh valley. 50 degrees at the shore. clouds increase on sunday. start drying, but as we go through the day and int

premiums to skyrocket and unravel the insurance market and i would ask my colleagues talk to your local laurel hospital. in my state they are a mainstay of the economy in the largest employer in many towns and villages but the third largest rules state in the nation behind pennsylvania and north carolina. merel and in those areas to repeal the aca to hurt those hospitals dramatically in fact, in the 11 state capitals many protested a repeal of the aca., so by the way it could exacerbate the opioiderage epidemic to repair a coverage of 1.6 million newly insured individuals struggling with substance abuse disorders phar-mor would be undone and for all p of my deficit hawk friends your proposal causes a $1 trillion hole in the budget. mike colleagues from washington thinks it is higher. budge once you repeals? that is all in the budget.ublicn this is not conjecture my republican colleagues would be wise to remember health care costs are growing and much faster rate to dissuade them from taking jobs. they lose a good coverage plan. but the lifetime of hard earned savings with no cap on cost, women

. >> tonight people in laurel, maryland are mourning the loss of a city worker who was killed on the job this morning. 30-year-old marcus cole bert was loading trash when an suv slammed into the back of his garbage truck, pinning him. the driver of that suv was not hurt. a laurel city spokes woman tells us tonight they're not sure why the driver swerved into a silver car and then into the back of that garbage truck. cole bert worked for the department of public works for 13 years. the city says he is the first city worker to die on the job. >> right now fairfax county police are asking for your help in finding this white sedan. the driver allegedly shot at an officer in great falls last night. the officer had tried to pull the sedan over on georgetown pike after it ran a the car never stopped, but a passenger jumped out, then the driver speeded down the street, circled back toward the cruiser and opened fire. the police officer wasn't hurt. if you know anything about this case, call police. >> a mother left her child in a running car in kpan dri a and that child almost became a kid n

but that being said, this is no time to rest on our laurels but to redouble our efforts. it's no secret that millions and millions of americans across this country are deeply dissatisfied with their current situation. they've looked to washington for leadership and all they have gotten is con desession. for years they suffered quietly. quietly amid shuttered factories and shuttered lives. but now, now they have let up a -- let out a great roar. now we, their elected representatives, must listen. so i want to say to the american people, we hear you. we will do right by you. and we will deliver. we will honor you because you have honored us. we take this sacred trust seriously. you know, it's not enough to say that the condition of your birth should not determine the outcome of your life. no matter how much we immediate it. in a few years' time i hope that the people will say of this 115th congress, that we didn't just pay lip service to this beautiful american idea, that we made it a reality. for everyone. we are not here to be. we are here to do. we are here to improve pe

laurel, 5:42. columbia at about 5:46. and other showers will still be passing, again from west virginia, western maryland, toward frederick and carrollton. up there, it's coldest. only in the upper 30s in hagerstown in westminster right now. rest of us, low to mid-30s. fredericksburg, 46. and we've got 41 coming this from reidville right there. and our michael and sons weather camera. clouds, kind of a so-so day, if you will. we will see warmer temps head this way. but not until tomorrow. and said with, you're going to love. 44 now, feeling like 40 with a south wind at seven miles per hour. but that is nothing compared to the cold in alaska. 30s and 40s below zero. there have been some wind chills in the 60 to 65 range. i point that out. in canada. these are way above freezing. fort mcbird, 45 in january. cold air will stay to the north. there's some cold air. but that arctic cold, doesn't have a chance for the maybe next 1 to 2 weeks. the storm system that adam and lesli and i were talking ou it is. all of that pink on t

jersey turnpike, to route 37 in mount laurel, new jersey.t is causing delays. also watch for a nasty accident on princeton pike which is just above i-95, in lawrence township, new jersey. also, delays north on i-95 from yardley up and over scudder falls bridge, folks avoid ago this turnpike connectioner bridge, the trenton morrisville bridge. extra heavy burlington bristol taking extra volume this morning. so far so good coming in towards philadelphia on the freeway, no signs of any flakes, we can see grass but they have put down that salt b rine solution so they are ready and new timetable kicked in over weekend for septa's regional rails. they are running with some delays this morning. also a new timetable on patco, and how long is this snow going to hang around? sue has the answer in 15 seconds. >>> so yes, we have snow but it is not every where but here's dennis thanks to patty for a picture of her backyard. we appreciate it when you get in touch. here's is what happening. the it last like most of the snow business to leave delaware but

[applause] laurel wilkerson who lost her .7-year-old son, beautiful josh josh was special. where is laura? thank you, laura. ruiz who lost their young daughter, felicia. thank you. beautiful. thank you very much. thank you. who lost his 21-year-old son, grant. thank you, stephen. others with usy from remembrance and other groups, and these are incredible people who have endured so much and i want to thank everyone for being here. very, very special people. thank you. nothing could ever make their pain go away. but i want you to know, your children will not have lost their lives for no reason. incredibleet this goal for so many. these were great, young people. and they will always be remembered. always. we will never forget them. [applause] and to the parents and loved ones, you kept the flame of justice alive with your activism. keep it going. now together, we will save thousands and thousands of lives. when it comes to public safety, there is no place for politics. democrats,ans, no just citizens and good citizens. we once communities and we demand safe communities for eve

it's 22 in laurel, 23 at springfield. 21 in dale city. 22 in manassas. the story for the wake up hours upper teens to 20's. it's plenty cold but not as cold as this morning. we will see the big changes and the winds from the southwest. that is going to warm us clos

. >> reporter: at the mission springs camp and convention center, water flooded six rooms of the laurel lodge. >> we were using a small pipe and it was not working. now we moving the water quicker. >> reporter: only a handful of the campers was inconvenienced but people living here hope somehow that the rain will switch off for a little while. the good news, no major problems for the rivers. the bad news, nelson road will be closed for a while so people will have to find another way around. >>> add mada county investigators said they believe they have found the car belonging to a missing 18 year old woman from tracy. her car ran off the road saturday morning and it's still submerginged in the water. deputies used a drone to get a closer look at the car but they were not able to make a positive identification. >>> now to the sierras, more than 9 feet of new snow has fallen in the past week. the sierras at tahoe resort posted this picture. look at that man jumping into a snow bank and disappearing. they said they got 40 inches in the past 24 hours. much of the mountains were closed becaus

. >>> a tragic death earlier in laurel this week has challenged the community to take notice. a man killed while working on a garbage truck was laid to rest yesterday. prince georges county bureau chief tracee wilkins shares the lesson his family wants everyone to learn. >> we do the same dirty job, but we love what we do. otherwise we wouldn't do it. r pay respects to one of their own lost on the job. thoughts turn to how dangerous their work really is. >> solid waste across the country is the fifth most dangerous industry in the country. a lot of fatalities out there. solid waste collections. >> and i wish we could have had you for a hundred more years. >> reporter: 30-year-old marcus culvert was laid to rest. he was killed monday when a car crashed into the back of the truck he was loading. offices were closed so city workers wearing arm bands in his honor to pay their respects. >> a tough day for all of us. >> reporter: the investigation into the cause of the accident that culled marcus is ongoing. the front end of the vehicle that struck the trash truck he was loading is

new tonight, a laurel motherrel wants to know why a driver who hit and killed her son has notas been charged. her son was walking home when he was hit.wa it turns out this is the second time in just three months theth driver has struck a pedestrianee killing them. > fox5's teisha lewis "eyewitness news" us live fromef laurel tonight with this story. teisha. >>reporter: tony and shawn, both accidents happened here along route 1 and it's not hardd to understand or believe why.y. take a look to my right. this is a very busy roadway. it has four lanes with no crosswalk, but what makes this situation unimaginable is that in the two incidents, the two fatal incidents, the same driver was behind the wheel. now, in this most recent incident it happened here in her this vicinity and the mother of the 23 year old man killed on december 27, just two days after christmas day, says she feels like this is a tragedy that could have been prevented. does this man need his eyes checked? something else has to be done.e. it can't be like he killed twold people and that's just the ended of it. it's not f

reporting live at laurel high school. scott broom, wusa 9. >> gotta look carefully at this stuff. and think about how logical it is. that's for sure. thank you, scott. >>> a number of developers have rolled out apps that will alert you when you are viewing a fake news site. and google, for 1, is trying to stop sharing ad revenue with known fake news sites so they stop getting paid for all those clicks and shares that those false stories rack up. it's a start. >> good move there. >>> moving onto this. a powerful storm, hammering millions of americans, from delaware to maine. in massachusetts, the nor'easter caught a lot of people offguard. that's because they don't have topper shutt up th and snow blowers. snow plows did their best to clear up the roads. one long-time new englander has a game plan for dealing with the snow. >> if the truck has the driveway. clean the driveway up. get the car up, get it back in and stay home. >> gotta get the car. >>> upstate new york, roads were blanketed in snow. winds up to 60 miles per hour whipped across sand dunes. floodwaters made it nearly i

people who live in laurel say colbert was always helpful. he was awarded a meritorious service award at the city employee awards luncheon in 2016. >>> white house press secretary sean spicer held his first formal news conference today. he defended his claim from the weekend of president trump's inauguration was the most watched of all time. >> 31 million people watched it on television. combine that with the tens of millions of people that watched it online on a device, it's unquestionable. >> spicer intends to always be honeit but that sometimes there can be a disagreement about the facts. >>> the people who tuned in expecting fireworks from the press conference were likely disappointed. took more than 20 minutes to even get to the first question about truth telling and the size of the inauguration crowd. wusa9's bruce leshan is here with us. that's the conversation a lot of people were waiting for, bruce. >> that's right. his boss likes to brag that he's a ratings machine but spicer's angry act from saturday suggested he might give mr. tru

annapolis towards laurel, we have light sprinkles currently.or your commute, a showers of showers around 8:00 a.m. the the it will be windy. we'll talk more about the winds coming up. let's check those roads this morning, though, with jack taylor. good morning. >> hey, sheena, good morning opinion that is always an interesting scenario when we get water on the roadways. >>> for 66 headed eastbound, get a look near 123, muth to worry about here. we're in good shape on the beltway. topside outer loop coming in from 95 towards georgia avenue. volume is still light and you're running without delay. erika, eun, back in to you. >>> in northern virginia, police are searching for th person who shot and killed a man over the weekend. stafford county deputies say the victim is this man, jorge mellow. so far, no arrests have been made. please call crime solvers if you have any information about his death and, of course, you can remain anonymous if you get any information there. >>> we have new kwomts in a case that has captured headlines for more than 40

look at the radar, shows a little bit of light snow in the trenton area, mount laurel, cold emergency room layer above the ground. see a few rain drops and snowflakes. the snow will not stick. then it's going to be slowly easing out for the day. same storm system that impacted our area yesterday. flood threat this morning still at the shore moderate flooding. go through the day, this system will finally pull away. the winds will die down and precipitation will come to an end. hour by hour forecast. scattered light showers. temperatures in the middle 30s for northeast philadelphia. few light showers and some light rain in toms river. and atlantic city. then as we go through the morning into the noontime hour, the showers shift to the northeast. briefly still a possibly some of them will return. still more rain even late this afternoon to the shore. then this evening, finally start drying out as the system pulls away from us to northeast. see the clouds break and maryland and parts of delaware first. that clearing will be here overnight. tomorrow looking a whole lot better. the flood th

leftover springle it maying falling as a flurry in spot or two up 95 columbia and laurel let's see maybe up towardsel i could cot city sprinkle or shower. this is all back end of system which will be slowly faying off northeast and as it does so, we will still deal with breezes and cool temperatures. by this afternoon we think we'll get at looingt a little bit of sunshine. there's forecast. improvement over yesterday 49 degrees. look for late afternoon sun and morning drills. winds north west keep it cool. and at about 25. hey, tomorrow, how about sunny and 60. >> i'll take it. >> that's what i show you on a map in a minute. >> cool. >> sounds good. >> mild actually. >> yes. you're correct. >> hi caityln, good morning. >> steve good morning to you morning commute yesterday very, very tough wet roads out there this morning. snowed out of the winds completely as you begin journey to work this morning watch out we have slick conditions. not really causing too many issues but if i can find out where the camera shot is at i'll tell you more about it. let's pull up the banner for it inbound ro

laurel bay is made up of more than 1,000 homes near the marine corps air base and parris island basesa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is one of the homes where one of those military families used to live. it's just a few miles from the parris island base. but some of the families who used to live in this area are now asking whether there could be a relationship between where they live and their child's cancer, including one woman who took to the enter get to alert others. >> this is our daughter katy. she was 2 years old. >> reporter: amanda whatley's personal story has been viewed 50,000 times on youtube describing how she nearly lost her daughter to leukemia. >> we are fairly confident that had we not taken her to the emergency room that night she would have died in her sleep. >> reporter: the 3-year-old of a friend was also diagnosed with leukemia. both families have lived in beaufort, south carolina, in the vicinity of the lawyurel bay housing complex. their children born a little more than two months apart. >> what a coincidence, our husbands were stationed in par

it's 22 in laurel, 23 at springfield. 21 in dale city. 22 in manassas. the story for the wake up hours upper teens to 20's. it's plenty cold but not as cold as this morning. we will see the big changes and the winds from the southwest. that is going to warm us clos tomorrow. we see if the warmth will last in the weekend as part of the ten-day outlook in 14 minutes. jonathan: all right. thank you for that. updates on the go, download the storm watch app. do it at the website at wjla.com or at the app store. maureen: developing now in orlando, florida, a massive manhunt underway for a man accused of shooting and killing a police officer. q mccray is at the live desk following the latest develop in the the case. q: the manhunt is sending the area schools in the central florida area in to lockdown. now they are trying to come to grips losing not one but two law enforcement officers. the orange county sheriff deputy responding to the shooting was killed in a motorcycle accident. debra clayton is the latest law enforcement officer to die in the line of duty. >

working our way down through buses and trains for two days, we'll be back tonight to stay in mount laurel before we make our way back up to the adirondacks. >>> looking forward to donald trump taking the oath of office, very excited about being down there. >> reporter: is this your first inauguration? >> yes, i've never been to one. >> reporter: yet a lot of people we talk to this morning, this is their first inauguration they are going to. besides trump supporters we are expecting to see a number of people heading down for the women's march in washington, d.c. this is happening on saturday. only the early train we caught up with the people who are heading down there in support of mr. trump. reporting live at 30th street station, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> after today's inauguration, vice president joe biden will take an amtrak train from washington, d.c. to wilmington where he will be greeted with a welcome home rally. hundreds are expected to greet the bidens when they get back home. >>> "action news" will have up to the minute updates on social media, follow us on face

laurel's mayor is offering condolences. alison: prince george's county police are asking for help to solve a murder case. last was found in the parking lot of the lead hill condo complex in temple hills with gunshot wounds. we have images of what she looked like, but she has not been identified. it appears she was shot in the face while somebody was standing over her. investigators want you to look at her tattoos. if you have information about her or the killing, call the police. and the search for the person who stole a car with a child inside. this happened at the bradley shopping center in alexandria about 3 p.m. today. the victim left the car running while at the atm. when the carjacker realized a child in the car come he ditched it and jumped into an suv with another person. the child was reunited with family and is doing ok. jonathan: mike pompeo has been approved as cia director. votes lasted well into the evening, mike pence performing criticism for saying that he would bring back enhanced interrogation techniques.

so this is a hardy, right, from laurel and hardy masks? so that was -- this is the worse-looking thing i've ever seen. [ laughter ] and yet, it looks like quentin tarantino -- >> yes. >> seth: was in a -- >> yes, it does. >> seth: if his whole face had been -- it's like quentin tarantino if he opened the ark of the covenant. [ laughter ] so you -- but you took it? >> okay, i took it. we had, like, 20 minutes. they told us -- we were not prepared -- that our set was going to be torn down for our house. this has been, like, sitting on a shelf in our characters' home -- >> seth: right. >> as if that's a normal thing to have -- >> seth: yeah. >> -- on a shelf in a house. and, you know david boreanaz and i went back to say goodbye, essentially, to our pretend home. and he said, you know, "that thing almost creeped me out." so, of course, i, like, waited for him to leave, and i, like, grab -- it's huge. it's, like, this large. >> seth: yeah. >> and the fact that we thought that was just okay to have, i just can't get past that. but i grabbed it

ares, but to redouble -- laurels, but to redouble our efforts. it's no secret that millions and millions of americans across this country are deeply dissatisfied with their current situation. they have looked to washington for leadership, and all they have gotten is condescension. for years they've suffered quietly, quietly amid shuttered factories and shattered lives. but now, now they have let out a great roar. now we, their elected representatives, must listen. so i want to say to the american people, we hear you. we will do right by you. and we will deliver. [applause] we will honor you because you have honored us. [applause] we take this sacred trust seriously. [applause] you know, it's not enough to say that the condition of your birth should not determine the outcome of your life, no matter how much we mean it. in a few years' time, i hope that the people will say of this 115th congress that we didn't just pay lip service to this beautiful american idea, that we made it a reality for everyone. we are not here to be to, we are here to do. w

we turn to breaking news out of prince george's county, where a sanitation worker with the city of laurel has been killed on the job. crash took place on old sandy spring road. driver of the car hit a parked car and who was on the back of a truck. he died on the scene. more on this story coming up later on today. also new this noon, president trump is getting to work in washington as the senate plans to vote on two more of its cabinet nominees. there are also questions on the message the administration chose to send in its first press briefing. the first order of business in president trump's first work week's business. pres. trump: the regulations are going to be cut massively, and the taxes are going to be cut way down. >> the president met with the executives from both boards of -- from the boards of lockheed martin and others. the president signed executive orders regarding trade and energy. the action on international trade is one of several items that have foreign items -- foreign governments concerned. the senate is expected to vote on the nomination of rex tillerson and mike pompe

route 73 in mount laurel. right around 295. everything looks fine in both directions. no major problems to report just yet. check in with more. >>> breaking right now, teeb t hurt and man is shot. both unfolded in the fronkford neighborhood of philadelphia. katy zachry joins us live. >> reporter: you said it, so far we know of two victims assaulted by this dproup group of armed m one of the victims was able to fight through the pain of being shot twice in the hip and actually walk to find help. 30-year-old man earlier this morning. he was robbed and shot while walking in the city's fronkford section. three attackers each wore face masks and each had a gun. one wielding a shotgun. investigators say the man refused to hand over his valuables when he was approached by the group so they shot him. he did manage to walk half a block to er. police say while he was there, another victim walked into the er. same er. that victim just 18 years old. she tells police she had gotten off a septa bus near the frankford station when she was assaulted by a group of men matching the same

daniel: no one can accuse donald trump of resting on his laurels.been signing executive orders like they are going out of style. for some americans he owes, they are already -- ceo's they are already out of style. it will have an impact on the technology industry, and it will not stop there. reporter: america has always been a country of immigration. trump's new executive order could affect u.s. businesses on many levels. many ceo's themselves are immigrants. elon musk for example is from south africa, and two of the largest u.s. tech companies, google and microsoft, have met -- have immigrant ceo's. startups worth more than $1 billion were founded by immigrants. there are currently 85,000 foreign workers through a lottery, but change is coming. >> immigration policy is on the table. my guess is that it will be changed and very much is in the air. reporter: ceo's from various sectors or saying enough is enough. ford motor company purposely just publicly criticized the order. even goldman sachs has joined the group of companies criticizing the new u.

mount laurel, pitman. clayton all in the 20s. upper 20s in princeton. down to 25 degrees to start with. would be a problem if it's raining now. temperatures will climb before the rain moves in. see a little bit of shower activity heading towards d.c. right now. most of the rain is much further to west. forecast doesn't look bad. we certainly had worse inauguration days, but it will be cloudy starting at 9:00. 40 degrees. chance of scattered light showers at noontime. 45. drying out in d.c. during the afternoon. for us, we will see those light rain showers in the afternoon. 46 degrees the high temperature for today. showers they taper off on saturday and we've got a rainy day on sunday and monday and gusty winds will continue into tuesday. by wednesday and thursday, we're drying out and warming up. sunshine will fade late in the week next week for next weekend. temperatures in the low 40s. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with a check on the roads. we're watching 95 this morning. right around girard avenue. here is where the cameras are. sou

fill in just a little bit across parts of montgomery county, into prince george's county, towards laurel. not amounting to a whole lot more overnight. or so, then the potential of dense fog to develop early in the morning. leave extra time for the rush-hour commute tomorrow. nighttime temperatures, 44 to 50, mostly cloudy skies, patchy dense fog likely west of d.c. waking up tomorrow morning, it will be mild considering the time of year. middle to upper 40's college park, bethesda, fairfax. highs tomorrow near 65 degrees. really mild, but not quite a record. 76 is the current record at reagan national airport. the futurecast, stormwatch 7, dry conditions tomorrow, but a little bit of dense fog likely. midday, the food trucks come outside activities, take advantage of it while you can. shall activity later on as we move through the day friday. -- day friday. saturday.ix "good morning washington" we on bright and early with veronica and i lean. saturday, sunday 40. once we get past the weekend, 45 degrees monday. looking ahead to next week, inauguration day, looking pretty good. the temper

mount laurel, new jersey cameras around 295. couple of cars out the door here. not seeing big problems. also if you're on route 73. we're on standby right now. for a scheduled opening that was scheduled for 440 this morning. 20 minutes into that. watch for delays now. take the betsy ross bridge at alternate. nice and clear. burlington bristol. crash upper providence. around olympic road. bridge closure we've been watching since last week for structural repairs. delaware river privilege. turnpike connector bridge still watching that closure. can't get from the p pa turnpike. both directions typically see that closed now open. see that right in here. between broad and schuylkill, no problems east and westbound. everything moving along fine. >> thank you. taking a live look now at cape may. jersey shore expected to see heaviest snow for the day. >> we continue live team coverage now with nbc 10 matt delucia. how are the conditions where you are? >> we just got out of storm 4 ten here in cape may. you can see the roads and the walks really don't look too bad. bill h

pitman, mount laurel, all in the 20s to start with. down to the middle 20s for princeton and hope well township is 28 degrees. bundle up this morning. grab your umbrella. rain is going to be moving in. system is only going to bring us light rain. steady heavy rain will stay to west. another storm coming together for the weekend that will bring heavy rain and wind. hour by hour lunchtime. light rain showers in the philadelphia into delaware and yes in d.c. for the inauguration. that's at noon. dries out in d.c., but those showers keep going in the afternoon for us and into the early evening hours. not going to be widespread rain fall, but occasional showers in the late afternoon hours and tapers off this evening. then the clouds linger through the day on saturday. sunshine is not happening for saturday. look at sunday, here comes the rain first thing sunday morning. and the wind will be intensifying during the day. so standby for a wet weekend, but today we'll start off dry. warm to 46 degrees. showers in the afternoon. clouds may thin

we had reports of thunderstorms mount laurel 7:10, lightning strikes and photos.say why does the snow look like dipping dots? it's not snow. it's grapple. it's cold water that covers a snowflake causing pe pellets. if you try to pick it up, falls apart. very fragile. not a lot of snow reported this winter. so far philadelphia, 5.3-inches, 54% of our normal snow fall to date. today's tenth of an inch was the first measurable snow in three weeks, three weeks in january with no snow for philadelphia, temperatures running five and a half degrees above normal. tonight, though, we are dropping and below freezing, philadelphia, 30. allentown, 26. with the snow squalls this evening, any untreated surfaces will be icy overnight. use caution tomorrow morning. here's the next system. satellite 6 and action radar showing a fast clipper, not a lot of moisture, skirting the northern zone. tomorrow morning for the morning rush, slow things down. 20-degrees in the morning. there could be ice patches. snow shower in the north and west. future tracking it in the morning. advances u

and in laurel heights this tree came down on top of his car. >> heard a large crack. >> reporter: that loud crack, a tree branch that came crashing down. >> ran out and sure enough, you know, my car. >> reporter: santa clara avenue a similar situation. fortunately no one was injured. the big question now, will other parts of the tree come crashing down? if you take a closer look, you can see how soft and saturated it is already. from all the rain water. residents say they are meeting in the morning to check the trees along the street. and at jackson a tree uprooted and came out of the ground topplingen to a car. the city has been dealing with hundreds of trees down. flooding in neighborhood that don't typically experience flooding related problems like this and drivers on the golden gate bridge and other parts of the bay area are realizing it is a risk to get on to the roads during the peak of the storm. in downtown san francisco the rain is not so significant right now. it's the wind that is causing problems. power outages i made a phone call to pg&e, they have scattered power outages

the lawsuit alleges a-e-s electrical of laurel was not fully paid.the suit filed last week in d-c is asking for more than two million dollars. signs from saturday's women's marches around the world are being saved for the history books. more than a million people rallied at dozens of demonstrations to support women's rights and protest donald trump. many carried homemade signs tha hopeful and hilarious. while crews were cleaning up on the national mall - the national musuem of american history collected some up. other musuems are also accepting donated signs. another "march on washington" is planned for tomorrow. this time, it's the anti-abortion "march for life." in previous years, the group has drawn an estimated 250-thousand people to the national mall. it starts at noon on friday. metro said today it will add additional trains in the midday to accomodate the expected crowds. all trackwork will also be postponed. look for our coverage tomorrow morning starting at 4:24am, coming up - the dc metro mostly dry right now - but that rain is heading our

little snow in mount laurel. trenton area. this system is starting to finally come to an end this evening. winds will really die down and get clearing in the area. forecast calling for improving conditions. check it out through the day. the weekend and into the next week, but we're entering into a dry period as the clouds clear out on thursday and be colder, but dry right on through the weekend. much of next week. >> tomorrow is the day. >> what a turn around, huh? you're not kidding. >> flooding concerns at the shore. when do you see them subsiding. >> late morning the flood threat will be gone. winds have shifted and the system will be pulling away enough so we shouldn't see a repeat or high tide later this afternoon. >> good news for them. >>> let's check on morning commute. first alert jessica boyington has that. what you seeing. >>> well, we are watching this live shot of cherry hill nrch where we have some electrical we pairs for us on the westbound side of route 70. you can clearly see we have crews on the scene. blocki

they were there to help paint this mlk mount laurel in the community room on what they call the wall of hope. this is the sheller where the obamas donated the swing set that they installed for their daughters. it was put there just a couple weeks ago. vice-president elect mike pence who already moved back to the district was at the event today. he was also joined by wife karen as they laid a with a reasonable degree of medical certainty at the memorial service. these stones are a reminder if i can help somebody, if i can cheer somebody with a word or song i can show somebody is travelling wrong, then my living will not be in vein. the right laying has become an annual event in the district bringing people from all walks of live together to honor doctor king. > once again d.c. hosted the memorial parade through the southeast. mayor bowser right there along the middle of the group. we also saw many other elected officials on hand, religious groups there groups. council member vincent gray. this event was started moshe 30 years ago well before the day became a national local date ofs it