raiders proposed move to las vegas may be coming apart at the seams which means renewed hope for radar nation. investment bank goldman sac sachs withdrew yesterday. this just one day after billionaire casino mogul adelson announced he was out. he complained he was being shut out of critical stadium chris to beens says the frustration is understandable. >> if i was going to put $650 million in someone's pocket and knowing what he did to get the deal together to get the local elected officials and make a deal happen and to not get a piece of the action, for like i say of a better way to say it, i'd be upset too. >> ronnie lotts' group says it is ready to get something done in oecd. it says, bottom line, if the raiders want to stay, we are more than ready to be a partner. >>> aeld county sheriff's deputies hope you will recognize a prisoner. this is 27-year-old shawn new. he escaped from a car yesterday while being driven to sfo. new was being returned to kentucky to face fraud charges. >>> today, lawyers for the wife of orlando nightclub shooter omar mateen will ask a federal judge to release h

job and paying attention so they get all the information as we're getting it in from our radar and from the nationalservice. so that's pretty much why you go into this business and do what you do. this is brittney shipp. we are tracking another round of heavy rain... - we're gonna go over and talk to this woman here who's trying to clear mud from her driveway there.

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national. storm team4 radar scanning the sky. don't have any rain, don't have any snow anywhere in the vicinity. good travel weather if you're about to head home from a super bowl party. take a look in the southwestern constellation. you can pick owl the belt of orion there. i took this a couple of mornings ago, and you can see that tonight. clear and cold for monday morning. your planner for monday, in the mid-30s at 8:00 a.m. by noontime, around 50 degrees. then by mid to late afternoon when you're heading back home from work and school, we'll be in the mid-50s tomorrow afternoon like we were this afternoon. lots of sunshine through the day. then after sunset, starts to get cloudy. sunset tomorrow is at 5:36, and by 8:00 p.m. the clouds will be increasing. temperatures, though, still not too bad. we'll be hovering in the upper 40s by then. then by dawn on tuesday, the mid-40s. so not much of a cooling tuesday night. we'll have increasing clouds as well as increasing chances of sprinkles, of light rain during the day on tuesday

the national weather service reporting a radar confirmed tornado in the eastern suburbs of the city. we're getting video of that damage. you can see some of that there from around the area. thousands we're told are without power at this hour. a tornado watch remains in effect until 2 p.m. local time. that is 3:00 p.m. eastern. tornado warnings also in effect in several other states. we will bring you the very latest as it continues to come in so stay tuned for that. mean time the future of obama care. democratic leaders holding a news conference talking ab how they see it going right now. it's been a hot topic throughout the day. house speaker paul ryan earlier saying it may take longer than a year to replace it. this after president trump told bill o'reilly that efforts to fick it could stretch into 2018. here's the speaker of the house. >> we are going to be done legislating with obama care this year. the question is how long does it take to implement the full replacement of obama care? that's why we have to get tom price at hhs confirmed so they can get to work with replacing this

reagan national now at 33 degrees. storm team 4 radar, scanning the sky we have no rain, no snow in the vicinity. so it's a dry pattern that's going to be with us throughout the day. hour-by-hour your planner will be near 50 degrees by 10:00 with lots of sunshine. and then by 2:00, the mid-60s. a warm and dry afternoon. may get into the upper 60s around 6:00. and then kind of chilly evening back into the mid-50s. then on sunday, upper 40s in the morning. then the sun returns on sunday. afternoon highs tomorrow the mid-60s. and then for presidents' day, a lot of folks have presidents' day off, we'll be in the 40s in the morning. afternoon highs around 60. another day with lots of sunshine. turning cooler as we get to school and work on tuesday. afternoon highs on tuesday, the mid-50s. then here comes another warm wave. might get some morning showers as the warm front returns. and then some sun back on sunday with highs in the mid-60s. on thursday, friday, and next saturday, highs near 70 degrees. and we may get -- angie's so sad about it.

santa cruz mountains, the national weather service radar site, almost 1 1/2 inches of rain.gan hill, almost three quarters of an inch of rain and the cameras bouncing around due to some gusty winds. close to 30 miles per hour in san jose. earlier we had wind speeds above 40 miles per hour and sfo and half moon bay. there's a lot of moisture to work with here as we widen out the view. this is the atmospheric river, which has made a connection all the way back to hawaii, aiming into the bay area. this will bring us rain at times for tomorrow morning's commute. yes, two more storms ahead. and perhaps even a dry weekend squeezed into the seven-day forecast. a look at that coming up in 12 minutes. >> rob, thank you so much. >>> well, you certainly can track this storm with our free nbc bay area app. click on the weather tab to get the latest updates and forecast for your area. >>> now to our other top story. across the country families reuniting after today's court ruling on the president's immigration ban. take a look at the scene at sfo. a 12-year-old yemeni girl arriving after

reagan national now is at 63 degrees. storm team 4 radar showing the leading edge, just some rain. these are not storms. just some rain. the light green coming into the panhandle of west virginia. then it's going to be coming along the 81 corridor. when that happens, that's when they could turn into strong storms. all of this is tracking off due east. right now just storms out of the mountains. but getting more intense as they come closer to us. here's the hour-by-hour timing. this is as of noontime, this is when we'll likely see some of those storms right along the 81 corridor and then crossing the blue ridge and south mountain heading east. then right around 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. coming from the western northern suburbs right through the metro area. eastern suburbs 3:00 to 4:00 crossing the bay after that. and then clearing out. we'll have our risk -- the main risk is high winds and hail. only a very low risk of an isolated tornado. temperatures in the 60s by the time the rain starts to come through. maybe even low 70s. storm team 4 ten-day outlook will be in the low 50s tomorrow. bl

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at 11:00, still 60 degrees reagan national, 64 leesburg, 66 warrenton, the same in leesburg. satellite and radar, showers mainly north and west of d.c. around the d.c. metro. hagerstown, md 50's at this hour. showers will not last terribly long. .ore on the way later tonight most of the shower activity will be gone by the early morning rush. join "good morning washington" at 4:24. through thet you cold front that is set to move through midday. waking up tomorrow morning, a mild start wednesday, middle 50's. we eventually rebound into the middle 60's for the daytime highs. a little cooler than today, but considering the average this time of year is will take it. cold weather arrives late tomorrow night, temperatures falling into the 60's, eventually the 40's, and yes, the 30's by early thursday morning. so cold that we are looking at a north storm watch posted and west of d.c., including frederick county, washington county, the panhandle of west virginia. this will likely change over to an advisory or warning this time tomorrow night. the higher elevations likely to see several inches of snow. a

days. 43 in hagerstown and winchester. 45 at quantico. 43 at annapolis. 50 in the nation's capital. the story on radarching the patches of the rain showers. the air is dry. not all of this is reaching the ground. the next hour or two, sprinkle or a brief shower is we will see the clouds and then clearing overnight as well. waking up tomorrow morning most people will see the partly cloudy skies. 34 in berkeley springs. 33 in martinsburg and hagerstown. same in walkersville. in the metro, touch warmer. mid-to-upper 30's. 36 in potomac. 35 in lorton. 36 in upper marlboro and 38 in the city. tomorrow is groundhog day. breezy day for february 2. we have sunshine. temperatures are just about average. 45 for the high. 44 is the average high. i will tell you for the month of february when we get to the last day of the month, feck -- february 28, the average high will be up to 51. so a lot of changes to february and we inch the way to spring. winds tonight have a gust. not much. 8 to 10 miles per hour. tomorrow that will pick up a bit. 15 to 20 miles per hour wind gusts are forecast. they will lay back down ea

today, 58 degrees at reagan national, with above average this time of year. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, quiet and dry around immediate metro. western maryland, the panhandle of west virginia, a few showers out there, but having a hard time eating their way to the east. tomorrow morning, a chilly start to the wednesday, but not quite as cold as earlier this morning. temperatures generally in the lower to middle 40's, but not staying there very long. beyond the lookout for scattered showers, mainly south of d.c. ,uturecast come stormwatch 7 cloudy skies start the day tomorrow, the wind out of the south. that will were must nicely during the day. most of the shower stay suppressed to the south, run fredericksburg through noontime. it stays dry around the immediate metro, more sunshine to the north late afternoon, then clouds begin to move from north to south as we move through tomorrow tomorrow, not so bad for almost the end of february, middle 60's for the daytime highs tomorrow. dress warmly tomorrow morning, you ll not need the warm jacket long as the temperatures will rise quickly. ta

you can't, every time there is a national security blip on the radar have the president suggesting to it's a disaster. in this case i say they'll learn but i give them the pass. >>> everybody stand by. there is more information coming in. we have new claims of voter fraud, massive voter fraud, by top members of president trump's team. but is there any proof to back up what they're saying? a girl with golden locks broke into a house owned by three bears. she ate some porridge, broke the baby bear's chair, and stole some jewelry, a flat-screen tv, and a laptop. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped the bears with homeowners insurance. they were able to replace all their items... ...including a new chair from crate and barrel. call geico and see how easy it is to switch and save on homeowners insurance. >>> president donald trump is some of his top advisers are making new claims of major voter fraud, pointing to individual states. brian todd has been following up. is there any truth to any of these allegations? >> wolf, there is still no proof to support any claims of voter fraud

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reagan national now at 58 degrees. storm team 4 radar. all dry here now but the leading edge of the rain from the ohio valley now into west virginia. these are not severe storms yet, but as they advance east and cross the blue ridge and get closer to washington is when they could intensify. here's the hour-by-hour timing. we'll see all this area in color. these are just some rain showers coming in. but then after that, you see this area in orange. these are, perhaps, strong storms from maryland into northern virginia by 1:00. into loudoun county, montgomery, frederick, prince william. then fairfax and the southern part of montgomery county and the district about 2:00 p.m. then they quickly advance off to the east around 3:00 to 4:00. pulling away, sky clears out, wind increases tonight. so the risks are very low for a tornado. but it's a mo damaging winds and hail. as these storms quickly come on through. there's a very low risk of any heavy rain that may cause flooding. temperatures in the mid-60s 10:00 a.m. then low 70s by 1:00. but bac

with a message aimed at the trump administration. , the nation's elite revolutionary guards said the drill was to test missile systems and radars and to "showcase the power of iran's revolution" and to dismiss the sanctions. on friday the u.s. imposed new sanctions on iran after they fired a ballistic missile earlier in the week. tehran claimed the deft teft did not defy the iranian nuclear deal and suggested they were ready to burn that agreement if necessary. >> they're not behaving. >> reporter: president trump took the fight online tweeting: tensions further mounted today when defense secretary james mattis spoke in tokyo. >> as far as iran goes, this is the single biggest state sponsor of terrorism in the world. >> reporter: u.s.-iran relations have long been strained at best, but president trump's ban on travelers from iran renewed tensions. the country is now threatening reciprocal measures, beginning with a ban on the u.s. wrestling team from attending an upcoming competition in iran. defense secretary mattis said he was not considering raising the number of u.s. forces in the middle east, but, reena, he warned the worl

reagan national now at 62 degrees. storm team 4 radar. we're all dry here with leading storms.t the shenandoah valley and then track east, that's when they'll likely turn very strong coming into the metro area. the new hour-by-hour timing, that's coming up this half hour. >> thank you very much. we are following breaking news this morning at out prince georges county. two teens are in the hospital after they were shot waiting for a metro bus. >> and dic they are doing. derrick, what is the latest? >> well, good morning. take a look. this is the naylor road metro parking lot. the entire lot is a crime scene. if you look where we are, we're in the parking lot of the old ledges. this is where buses are being allowed to go to pick people up and let them off. they're going to have to walk across. now, they are allowing folks to walk into the metro station and the station is open to rail traffic. but all of this is after this shooting earlier this morning. that was about 2:00 a.m. when two teens were at a bus bay at this metro stop when they were shot. a 15-year-old male and a 16-yea

. >> and is mike flynn, the national security adviser, at all on your radar? >> no doubt about it. >> reports confirmed he did discuss sanctions with the russian ambassador? >> i am very concerned about general flynn because i think that his story has changed three or four times. initially he said he only had two conversations and he said it was about the christmas holidays and expressing some sympathy and the next thing you know, he said that he didn't have any kind of discussions about the sanctions, and now he says he doesn't remember and my concern, andrea, is that all of this, and i agree with chuck todd. you know, when you're not truthful with the vice president of the united states, and the vice president goes out there and makes these allegations and says you didn't do anything wrong, and then come to find out, that was not accurate, that's a major problem, but there's another problem. that is that we question whether or not he should have a security clearance. i mean, that's very significant. so i think todd is right. these things are adding up one by

national, we have cooled down to 37. cooler to the north and west, hagers the satellite and radar, from stormwatch 7, a few clouds, partly cloudy overnight. if you are looking for rain, you will not find it around the mid-atlantic. it is suppressed well to the south and west, and that is where it will stay the next 24 hours. 0 overnight, partly cloudy skies. a cold start to the friday. the temperatures early on will be in the middle to upper 20's, not gaining a lot of traction with the daytime highs, but eventually we make it too close to 40 degrees. the futurecast shows cloud sticking around early on. the morningry for rush, clouds break apart. a little midday, then sunglasses , you will need them by about 3 p.m. until sunset at about 5:30. upper 30's, near 40 degrees tomorrow are the highs, sunshine later in the day. meaning temperatures don't make it out of the 30's, but warmer air is on the way. we will start to feel the warmer air monday and tuesday of next week. outlook, 38 degrees saturday, 45, maybe a sprinkle sunday. don't count on a lot of anything at all. monday, lower 50's. look at tuesday and wednesday, high

radar indicated means the radar is seeing rotation, but not necessarily picking up a tornado on the ground. so i just called the national weather service, they had not confirmed a tornado. they said if they continue to get more damage reports, they will send out a team to investigate. so that's the first thing, getting you up to speed. and the severe threat is over. no more thunderstorms in the forecast. not only tonight, but pretty much for the next ten days. maybe a chance on wednesday. more on that coming up. now it's all about big temperature changes in the forecast. from highs this afternoon in the 70s to morning around 30 degrees, we're tracking a 45-degree temperature change across the area. so here is that line of thunderstorms well off to our east. skies are clearing, winds are increasing, and, well, as we look to monday morning and sunday morning, as well, this is what we can expect. so sunday and monday, around 7:00 a.m., we'll have wind chills in the low to mid 30s, erika. i'll have more on what you can expect throughout the day coming up at about 6:18. >>> a lot of you have been sending in pictures and the

national harbor. cloudy day. we have seen some on radar but the air is dry so it's not reaching the ground. later tonight, isolated shower. better chance of showers tomorrow everything. the high likelihood of the rain and the thunderstorms. some could be severe wednesday afternoon. quantico, 56 in fredericksburg. tonight is cloudy. tomorrow we will break in the sunshine for a while. southerly winds will help bring the temperatures up quickly. 68 degrees during the afternoon hours with the chance of afternoon showers. the satellite and radar, it it's not much reaching ground. oak stations underneath -- observation stations underneath this and only a couple of spots reporting live rain. mostly cloudy skies. isolated shower is not out of possibility. we have a spring feel for the last day of february. the showers will get closer late afternoon and the late evening. they are in the forecast tomorrow night. then on wednesday we have a chance in the morning of going into sunshine for a while with the southerly winds. we will really warm up and the cold front approaches and just before it crosses

three reasons san francisco was rated number one among the nation's biggest cities. >>> the weather radar on the left and how the storm received this morning is moving through the bay area. then on the right side of your picture, look at the sky there. san rafael as we speak, those clouds mean business. steve paul sen has more on your weather throughout the morning. >>> time is 7:55. pope francis speaking out about controversial oil pipelines. protestors have been trying to stop two pipelines. the dakota access and keystone xl. tribal leaders met with the pope at the vat cab and he said the u.s. government should consult with indian tribes before making decisions about building on indian lands. president trump signed executive orders allowing the pipeline projects to continue. a federal judge refused to block that order. >>> researchers may have found a way to predict autism in babies before you see the symptoms. they use brain scans to examine babies at high risk for those with autism. they have siblings with autism. the babies who later developed autism had a higher of rate of growth in

national. dulles 51. dwi 41. take a look at stormtracker radar not tracking immediate metro area. north for the most part depend if you wake up this morning in garrett country dealing with wet conditions and heavy rain crossing i 68 heading for couple better land maryland. that's it so far on radar this morning. could see more popping up as we head to latter portion of the morning and especially north and west of town. we'll keep our eye on that for you. setup today warming wind coming up big strong system norm and west and high pressure off the coast line. this say setup we see in the summer. we'll have that later this afternoon. winds gust at times between 0 and 0 miles an hour and no wind chill because temperatures will be too warm. 56. leaving showers in the forecast through the morning hours by the afternoon breaking clouds up getting into sunshine by 1:00 2450 the mid 60s already. 64 and for after school hours kids getting out, 69 at 4:00 and woo servely will not feel like typical february 7 >> all right that's a check of let's do traffic with erin como. >> 5:25 we have brea

national airport, even without sunshine. warmer tomorrow and warmer for the day on wednesday. we have had showers on radar. the air is very dry. some of this is not reaching the ground. there are spots for the showers. we will mention the isolated shower in the forecast. cloudy skies tonight. the same deal tomorrow. maybe a touch of sunshine briefly. it will turn out to be a cloudy day. it will be warmer in the mid-to-upper 60's tomorrow as a warm front comes in. you may see a better chance of showers tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. the bi cold front advancing here for the day on wednesday. we will hit the mid-to-upper 70's on wednesday. there is a possibility we could see in the afternoon between 3:00 and 11:00, showers and thunderstorms. some could be severe before it turns cooler again. stay with us. "abc7 news at did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to

two things that really stood out that i think went under the radar of polls, is that not only obamacare a big concern for voters, but nationalebraska and iowa where you don't see the sort of grand attack that you saw on 9/11 or that you saw in florida, that is a concern for them. while nobody liked the terminology muslim ban, they did like extreme vetting, they believe the process needs to be more stringent and we need to have a better understanding of who is coming in here. that would behoove him to constantly remind people that that's what he wants to do. >> david chalian, all the free advice that our stale lar panel has rolled out is none of the things that thus far president trump has said he's going to do. what are his next steps? >> well, it's unclear. we're waiting to hear from the administration. i would suggest what professor dershowitz was suggesting to the trump administration is basically something they could have done initially. if it was written with full interagency review, members of congress briefed, if there was a full communications plan rolling this out, perhaps some of this could have been avoided from t

national airport. hours, theuple windchill factor of what it feels like, only in the teens and lower 20's. bundle up. stormwatch 7 satellite and radaries eventually clear, the temperatures falling to about 20 to 25. the wind out of the northwest at 10. tomorrow morning, a chilly start saturday. outdoor activities early on, bundle up. also grab the sunglasses. the wake-up temperatures lower 20's. will not stay there terribly long. we eventually rebound into the upper 30's, that's it, tomorrow. well below average this time of year. we should be just about 45 degrees. the daylight hours are getting longer. futurecast shows clearing skies as we move through the day tomorrow, lots of sunshine. clouds to the west. at least by about 3 p.m., the clouds overspread. through the evening and into the overnight. that will stay dry tomorrow evening and into the day sunday. d.c.,e a sprinkle west of but not going to amount to a whole lot and will not bring any problems early monday morning days, a lot of changes going on. the temperature start off cool for the day tomorrow, 38 degrees. 48 sunday. look at monday, turning the corner, lower 50's. tal

national heart health day. i said on facebook the dress is orange. >> it's like a tomato red. it's roaran. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan radar you see it's dry, no issues with precipitation right now. show you the picture outside. sky 6 hd from our city hall camera looking at the rothman ice rink, a lot of people are out and about with the extra coats on because it's cold and colder than average. right now in philadelphia. we are coming in at 32 degrees and the dew point in at 9 and the atmosphere is dry, the pressure 30.22 holding steady. winds from the northwest at 13 miles per hour. a bit of a windchill to factor in because of the northwesterly winds. and 19 in tannersville and sleeting ton and 32 and 30 in oxford and 30 in new holland. 33 in woodbine, and middle 30s in smyrna and dover, the lower 30s in hockessin, temperatures in the 20s along the i-95 corridor and south and east feels like 23 in philadelphia when you factor in the winds and teens for lancaster and reading and allentown and single digits in the poconos with a windchill of 8 degrees. here is satellite 6 along with action radar a mostly cloudy sky across t

nation's capital. >> and we're also keeping an eye on the severe storm system in the midwest right now. take a look at the radar. that storm is intense from idaho to michigan. the snow and wind will pick up and develop into a blizzard later today. this is a storm system that wreaked havoc in northern california and has already claimed lives as it moves east. dangerous conditions on i-80 near salt lake city. wow, trucks getting out and catching fire. the driver did not survive. and a more than 200-mile section of the highway in wyoming was closed because the snow made travel a little bit to you dangerous. >> this morning, it will be a dangerous commute, as well for those in the upper plains with blizzard conditions for most of the region. by tonight, the area will have gotten 6 to 12 inches of snow. to the south centered around indiana, temperatures will be much warmer and the danger is from damaging winds and hail possibly, even tornadoes. >> to the west coast now, we're learning new details about the confrontation in anaheim, california, that led to the an off-duty police officer firing had is weapon. new vide

national museum of african american history and culture. jonathan: to see the rest of the local semifinalists, go to wjla.com. steve: let's talk about weather. at alite and radar looking few snow showers towards the west of us, garrett and allegany counties. the potenti maybe 1-3 inches of snow, but nothing like that around the immediate metro area. as what is. far going on, where the snow is coming from, lake effect snow moving across northern ohio into western pennsylvania, moving our theand it won't impact immediate metro but western maryland could see slick roadways tomorrow morning. 27-32 tonight, breezy and cold, wind chill's in the teens to lower 20's with winds out of the northwest at 5-15. tomorrow morning, bundle up. don't people because there is sunshine. temperatures, 20's to 30 degrees to start. if you have to walk to the bus there,t will be cold out at least early on. the futurecast, wind chills in the teens out to the west, hagerstown and winchester will be around 23-20 54 windchill factors in the capital beltway. wind gusts will either little bit midday, so the kids will want to bundle up for recess. earlynd will kick up tomorrow evening. dry c

. >>> we're back with the national lead and a heart breaking story out of indiana that's now on the radardirector jim comey. police in the city of delfi are hunting for someone who killed two girls, 13-year-old abigail williams and her friend liberty german. one day later their bodies were found in the woods. now evidence on german's phone could break this case wide open. what did the victim capture on her phone? >> a lot more than they are releasing, jake, at this point. but law enforcement is saying that one of the girls actually took video on her iphone, they say it was right before she was murdered. the girls were never heard from again. the fbi is only releasing a still photo and some audio they say not necessarily of the same person, but they're telling the public help them catch a killer or killers on the loose. it is this picture and this audio. that indiana police and the fbi say provide the biggest leads yet in who murdered 13-year-old abigail williams and her 14-year-old friend liberty german. listen to the voice again. down the hill, the voice says. abigail and liberty went hi

radar at 6abc.com/weather. >>> david -- boaboa will be red to china from the washington, d.c. national zoo. is the first surviving cub born to the zoo. a number of events are planned before he lives february 21. y29ijy y5yy 9:47 a.m., 42 degrees out there, sky6 live hd looking from the temple university camera overlook center city. meteorologist chris sowers says prepare for rain today it's not a pretty day in store and the wind is coming tomorrow. >>> visiting the happiest place on earth will cost you a little bit more money. the single day ticket to walt disney world and disneyland will increase $5. 115 in orlando and $110 in anaheim. nis knee is the parent -- disney is the parent company of 6abc. >>> more retail changes are dropping the ivanka trump brand series and kmart are removing the merchandise from stores and online. 31 trump home items were removed. sears and kmart do not carry items in the brick an mortar stores. nordstrom dropped the brand citing falling sales. >> good news for fans of prince. his hit songs are available on streaming music today. purple rain is made available o

national and dulles on the chilly side at 37. bwi baltimore, 34 to start i day there. not nearly as cold as last day of february. satellite and radar showing clouds comeing across early this morning and you see the clouds comeing across southern virginia and northern kentucky. temperatures will rise as we kind of get under that sun. 57 degrees by 10 a.m. 65 by 1:00 this afternoon but we will start seeing more and more clouds pushing into the region and by 4:00 mostly cloudy, 69. near 70 there with a few showers around here and. there better chance is t 6, 7:00 tonight we see showers coming through. that's a check of the forecast, erin como is back. >> 4:35 now starting in the district watch for traffic problems in northwest. police investigation where melanie alnwick is. north capitol closed for the most part to traffic. this could start to cause delay and more folks hit the road north of new york avenue. we'll keep you posted on that one. maryland commute outer loop looking good inner he and outer and free on 270 through frederick and montgomery country and i like what i'm seeing on 95. traffic on the way to bwi wion't slow you do

springtime here in washingtonwan coming early this morning.mor reagan national 54, dulles 53,, bwi at 47 degrees this hour. satellite and radaro start but once we get the sunhen up, things will quickly thinqui out and we'll turn partlyan cloudy as we head intod thweoss afternoon hours.afternoon there's your planner forho theee day today.da by 10:00 a.m., already in theale 60's, mild start to the day,, 1 o'clock 69 degrees, by 4 o'clock this afternoon, lowonl to mid 70's overtaking thetakthe region. gi yes, it's going to be ag to ba beautiful after work, after aer school get outside and enjoyd ey it. it. 74 degrees your daytime hightimh here in washington, 72 for 74 degrees. the only folks that will misslls out on those 70's look likek lie those who live close to thethe water. chesapeake bay still a littlekeb cool this time ofay syetiar sot will hold temperatures down.atur all right, that's a check ofs a the forecast.fo caitlin roth is back with someoe traffic. >> mike, good morning. m it has been a busy startik toar our thursday. the good newsou is 295 is295 northbound has reopened.eope here's a live picture of theture scene

radar does not pick up most drones. the faa is testing potential drone detection systems. but implementing one could take years. >>> a lot of emotional good-byes going on at the national zoo these days as we get ready to bid farewell to bao bao. we're not the only ones who have to prepare for this good-bye. nbc's kristen dahlgren shows how the zoo is preparing bao bao for her departure. >> look! >> reporter: at washington's national zoo, she is the hottest celebrity. >> she is very cute and little. and she loves to eat bamboo. >> reporter: bao bao is the ultimate reality star. born in her big milestone captured live on the panda cam. her first steps. her first snow. >> she's kinds of our little miracle girl. >> reporter: her trainers say now she acts like a teenager. >> we use the word sassy. she has a lot to say. >> yeah. i know. >> reporter: zookeeper lori thompson has been with bao bao from the beginning. >> okay, go ahead. >> reporter: she leads her through activities like painting. all voluntary, designed to help stimulate use of bao bao's pseudo-thumbs, something she also uses for holding bamboo. training geared to this moment when the 3-year-old will hop a plane he

temperature today at reagan national. 44 is the average, so once again above av we are in the 40's for most of the area. frederick maryland, 37, 42 warrenton, andrews 43. satellite and radar come a few showers not amounting to a whole lot, should not last much longer. drier conditions through the overnight. ,ive this another hour or so manassas, maybe a few drops, but not a lot more out there. we fall into the 30's tonight, partly cloudy skies. wind out of the northwest. the wind will increase tomorrow morning. wake up temperatures walking to the metro stop, walking the dog, grabbing a cup of coffee, middle 30's. then as we move through the mid day, skies begin to clear, so more sunshine on the way. don't forget the sunglasses. you will need they midday through the afternoon and early evening. sunset is now past 5:30, daylight hours getting longer tomorrow, groundhog day, high of 45, 46. sun later in the day. the extended outlook, the first seven days, 40 degrees friday, upper 30's saturday, cold start to the weekend. lower 40 sunday with a chance of snow flurries. not going to amount to a whole lot. get early next week, 50 monday, upper 50's tuesday, lower 60's by wednes

radar shows the meteor passed over lake michigan. experts tonight not sure if it landed in the lake or broke up in the sky. >>> get ready to say bye bye to bao bao. the national zoo tweeted that the beloved giant panda is moving to china february 21st. there are a list of celebrations planned ahead of her departure. the first surviving cub born at the zoo since 2005. her older brother left for china in 2010 and since then their mother had a third surviving cub who was born in 2015. >> we love them then they leave us. >> just like our children. >> that's true. >>> today is a bittersweet day at >> it's been 20 months since this yellow lab first tugged on andrea mccarren's hair. showing him the ropes. teaching him the skills he'll need. the two have been inseparable. join us as we say good-bye to the fuzzy face who stole our hearts and yours. >>> coming up, an experimental vaccine is showing promise. >> up next, a close call for a pilot after his plane goes down shortly after takeoff in prince george's county. now atwhere you can create it's outhe perfect home.event, from now through february 20th, everything is on sale. save on fu