waldorf, a car into a pole there this morning. if you're thinking about 270 this morning, take a look from frederick all the way through parksburg approaching gaithersburg. between 15 and 40 miles per hour. finally opens up in gaithersburg. have a new problem. fairfax county parkway, northbound at braddock. a crash there. car off the road. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. 5:22. election day was months ago but today will decide a virginia race. doesn't matter this time around. the winner will be selected at random. >> we'll check back in with our team coverage on this weather alert day. live pictures from ocean city, maryland. low visibility. heavy snow and winds there. this is fr complete coverage on this weather alert day right here "news4 tonod >>> nearly two months after election day, we may finally have a winner. today a name will be drawn from a bowl in the 94th house district in newport news. it's between shelly simons and incumbent dave yans i. >> republicans could hold a slim majority. >> drawing a name out of a bowl. >> old

bell worked at a middle school in waldorf and coached track. he'll face up to 190 years in prison when he's sentenced in hands on incredible dashcam video. it shows what led up to a man shooting at a deputy and virginia state trooper as they were chasing him down i-95. this was last week. a stafford county sheriff's deputy gets on 95, chasing the black, suv. investigators believe gregory lee shot and killed his wife and then took off. a few minutes into the chase, the suv is stopped. the driver angles into the left lane and opened fire opt deputy. the deputy is okay, but the bullets right went through the windshield, right through the headrest and frayed the fabric. you can see it piercing. the deputy kept going. look to the right. the suv flipping over. what caused that? investigators believe the driver shot and killed himself. >> can't thank our first responders enough. >> incredible. >>> okay. new this morning, one lucky lottery richie, florida, is off to a great start in 2018. i'd say. the ticket he bought matched all six mega millions numb

the traffic was backed up for several miles back this way told's -- towards waldorf. the scene about to wrap up and a real tragedy, an adult male struck and killed by a metro transit police officer. allegedly he just stepped out into the middle of traffic. there are no crosswalks here and no safe way fope walk into the shopping center. adam, back to you.>> thank you so much. >>> we learn a woman from potomac, maryland was among 10 americans who died in a plane crash in costa rica. eileen steinberg her husband and children were on a charter flight to the capital of san jose yesterday when it crashed into a mountain. their neighbors back in scarsdale, new york spoke of the sudden loss. >> it's so devastating because they were great people. the kids are great and and i feel like they are the family you look to emulate. >> also killed in the crash were two doctors from bel air florida and their two children and both pilots died as well. the cause is under investigation. the head of the coaster reagan civil aviation agency said the airplane pass inspections a month ago. >>

. >>> near smallwood drive in waldorf. take a look at those tattoos. one is an angel and the other is a design on her inner wrist the woman is described as a female between the ages of 20 and 30. >>> a white teacher will not be suspended or fired for saying offensive comments to a b lynched if he didn't focus in class. the social studies teacher will be required to attend cultural training. but the student's mom says that's not enough. she wants that teacher removed from the classroom. >>> so what happens in las vegas, stays in las vegas but not at the consumer electric show. first stripper robots and now sophia. she can take your temperature and raise your blood pressure. we'll introduce you. >>> back here in the dmv enjoy those mild temperatures if you can. >> too little too late. that's what some neighbors say about the alerts they got as those mud slides started tearing through town in california. we'll put the time line t "what if" more of the came from renewable resources? "what if" the electric grid could detect, fix and even prevent power outag

i'm going to go 4 in waldorf tonight.ou have snow cover south and east of us you may have enough cold. and pretty much the same temps tomorrow night too. 10:00 tonight we're back to wind chills. it's going to feel like 0 downtown. below 0 in the burbs. 7 below in leesburg. i'll be at the children's science center tomorrow at the fair oaks mall. doing a couple science experiments. good way to beat the cold because by gathisberg and 2 below in downtown. we're still single digits either side of 0 and still below 0 in hagerstown and winchester. we get into tomorrow night gathisberg. and even by tomorrow night at 9:00 we're back to below 0 in terms of wind chill. but i think tomorrow night the winds are going to be a little bit less and we have a chance of going below 0 again. temps to start. these are downtown temps. 19 by 1:00. >>> sunday, still cold. however, mostly sunny and light winds. 29's going to feel pretty good. and 41 on monday. a light mix possible in the afternoon or evening. next seven days there's some light at

joining us from waldorf is bill .cdermott, the ceo of sap good morning.e first ask you about this acquisition. i remember covering sap as a young reporter 17 years ago and at the time, acquisitions were a massive part of the strategy. is this a come back to that old waldorf-based company? well, you are still a young reporter. no, it isn't. we haven't done a deal in three and half years, but this one was too good to pass up. this is really a company that helps us define this customer driven growth revolution. every ceo wants to be in touch with their consumer. they want to protect the privacy of that consumer. themwant to interface with in any channel on any device, and then they want their sales force to take a lead all the way through to the collection of money and the incentives that get paid out to the sales professional and any channel they are operating in. this completes us, in a sense in the category as the market leader, calida's fills an important space and it will just help us take over. bill, good morning. the cloud bookings look really strong.

a lot of slow moving traffic through waldorf brandywine portions of charles county. 39 minute trip from lot of slow road. northbound side light volume. 70 seeing slow conditions. just a lot of slow moving traffic in the district on those secondaries as well. please use caution if you have to be out and about as you approach the mixing bowl traffic is light. more traffic, news and weather obviously the big story today as we continue. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 >> right now at 7:00, the bomb cyclone 2018's first winter storm dumping snow up and down the east coast from florida all the way to maine. >> all of this along with strong winds. some areas getting hit real hard this morning especially the eastern shore and southern maryland. we have live team coverage from those places, ocean city saint mary's county all over the d.c. region as we keep you up to speed on the road conditions. >> if you're just waking up this morning, here's a life look outside. this is ocean city maryland on this thursday january 4th 2018. when is the last time this early in the year that you've seen this sort of w

are trying to figure out what happened to a woman whose body was found on the side of the road in waldorf. sky 9 was over the scene near old washington road and smallwood drive. the sheriff's office is working to find out who the woman is and exactly how she died. >>> a cruise ship that was supposed to dock in baltimore on thursday is still out at sea. that's because nearly 50 people are sick with an illness on the cruise ship. it left baltimore january 2nd for a 9-day trip with stops in south carolina, florida and the bahamas. the same ship experienced an out break of the ro it's scheduled to dock on saturday, a couple of days late. >>> now to the devastating mud slides in california. 17 people were killed in the disaster and the victims range in age from 3 to 89. four were children. carter evans is in heavily damas all i have. everything is gone. >> all het to remember his life partner, peter, are these mementos he found a half mile from their home. he said they lived in a voluntary evacuation zone so they decided to ride out tuesday's storm. >> the floor felt like it had no support at

the arias highlighted in purple, not including waldorf and fredericksburg.d get a little ice. ice this is big concern. it's really 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. now. this will be a mess and that evening commute could be a real problem because of the rain and ice. this is not a very powerful system so it won't have a lot of moisture. it does not take a lot of ice to produce big-time disastrous results. this will not be tomorrow morning. fine. 8:00, looking okay. cold when you wake up. when we move through the noon hour, this is sleet. i think it will be sleet first. we see more sleet and areas of plain rain. because temperatures are so cold, the rain will fall and freeze on the surface. that's why it will be such a big issue. 6:00 moving to the south. temperatures should moderate above freezing. because it's so cold it will take a little while. here we are at 7:00 a.m., well below freezing. watch what happens as we move to the noon hour as the precip moves in. we're above freezing. 36 in fredericksburg. it will fall as plain rain. because we've been so cold a whole

the fog gets dense over the waldorf grade. this is an overturn blocking the right lane. sikh alert is in effect. you can see the traffic is stacked up. a little bit towards marin city. speeds are slowing. under 5 miles an hour and then things pick up towards the golden gate bridge. heads up, no estimated time of opening. right lanes remain blocked. we have a stall, big rig out in the altamont pass area. west 580 after 205. two lanes of traffic here. you are seeing slowing out of tracy from the walmart on 205. >>> some amazing research out of uc berkeley. neuroscientists at cal have been able to track thoughts as they make their way through our brains. they record the electrical activity of neurons on the surface of the brain. thoughts are received in the areas of yellow, interpreted in the red parts and responded to in the blue zone. researchers say this backs up other studies that show how important the pre-frontal cortex is to coordinating brain activity. >>> next at 5:00, we're learning more about potential i.c.e. raids in the bay area. >>> a positive update on a chp

but here at the waldorf platform. iraq's kind man there with me when you're a good girl to sit by the banality out of it you're better because you let me go to school that's what i love to be in credo my name fence thank you all for blessing us to welcome my senior year of giuseppe genitalia he has been in charge of the camp for just a few months year olds was a pivotal i don't think i used to be a racist but i definitely had a different perspective it's contact with people it changes your perception you stop being influenced by the media what politicians say gold to get through. more realistic and that's apprehensive if they can see. the camp is funded by the e.u. . meanwhile captain badri has arrived in tripoli together with the four hundred people who agonizingly had earlier seen europe on the horizon. let it slip that their nightmare journey now continues in libya. but what was it. that. regardless of whether they're economic migrants or asylum seekers the libyan authorities view them as illegal immigrants. anyone

her body was found on old washington road right near small wood drive in waldorf. there is no word yet on her identity or how she died. we will of course keep you updated with any new information. now w weather alert. rain moved into the region tonight and it will be around for a while. that's right, heavier showers will arrive tomorrow and they might just affect your morning commute . let's get right to sue palka to find out exactly how long the rain will be sticking around. that rain will be here for the morning commute so you may need to plan extra time. but we will see rounds of rain so it doesn't \rain\reign\ all day tomorrow and you know this warm air you felt today that is still around tonight, we topped out in the low 60s today, guess what, it's going to be even warmer tomorrow and even overnight temperatures are going to stay mild. i've got to tell you the rain that is coming is being pushed ahead of a frontal boundary that is absolutely going to snowplow into this area with another big batch of really cold air. we're still 57-degree s here at 11:00 and yo

north things in southern maryland look good as we move over to fort washington, no problems through waldorfgood in cha charles county. inner loop over the legion bridge is in great shape. traffic on 267 looks good on the way to dulles. no issues on the way to bwi or reagan national. on 50 we're not seeing any issues. metro service picking up at 5:00 a.m. reportedly on time. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you. >> coming outpatient fox5 news e news -- up on fox5 news morning relief is coming to the i-95 corridor for virginia commuters. >> rushing rivers of mud and debris in california. >> heading to break time is 4:57. back with more news, weather and traffic after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> today on fox5 news morning, russia investigation. president trump changes course now saying there really is no reason for special counsel robert mueller to interview him. >> caught on camera. police ask for your help identifying the suspects in two separate robberies in the district. >> rush hour promise. new proposal would require that metro refund th

the body was found on old washington road near smallwood drive in waldorf.how she died. we'll keep you updated with any new information here on fox5. >> president trump will today undergo his first medical exam since becoming president. it will happen at walter reed medical center. the white house is expected to release a short statement after the exam is >> 4:45 and fierce backlash towards the president after he used an expletive to lash out against immigrants coming to the u.s. from certain companies. president trump reportedly said why are we having people from comple expletive come here. the residents have come to the u.s. with temporary protected status. >>> good morning to you and thank you very much for join and us. >> it is friday january 12th. let's start things off by talking about weather. we've got rain out there but it's really warm so. >> feels almost tropical outside. >> not bad at all. mike thomas. >> tropical out there. it's feeling almost like a little springtime morning with temperatures in the 60's as we're waking up. guys, here's the big

it's 12 in cambridge, 17 in waldorf, teens and mid 20s in front -- mid-20s, in front royal 25 o shenandoah valley. tomorrow we're looking at mid- 30s by 2:00 and in the afternoon is the better chance for the light rain or light freezing rain. there's a lot of moisture with the mild air coming in from the tennessee and mississippi valleys there. when it gets here tomorrow, the cold there will be at the surface. sometimes that's tough to scour out. in the morning we might start with sun, but by late morning, lunchtime notice the pink areas around d.c. that would be some light freezing rain and then we'll have some showers on and off through the afternoon and evening with pockets of freezing rain possible through the afternoon and again we're only talking .0.3 to 0.05-inch. tomorrow morning we'll be okay, spotty showers and light freezing rain developing and in the afternoon the pockets of freezing rain and spotty light rain. as we look at the three-day forecast, pleasant tuesday, 49, stray shower wednesday, 45. the end friday with showers, maybe thunder, turning ♪ it's time for sleep number'

community is coming together to bring in dogs and cats from the the workers at the animal rescue in waldorf are opening their doors to the 8-year-old fawn. a pup they call a stray. >> she was scared to death. >> scared and rescued from wednesday's frigid temperatures. >> it breaks my heart. it's too cold for anything out there. >> unless you are a polar bear, go and hide. >> they call the recent freeze deadly. i would discourage playing for long period of time. the body temperatures will drop quickly. >> another concern for the dogs with the long hair is the snow getting caught in the fur in between the pads and freezing. >> this is probably the worst thing i have been through. amy: bitter temperatures are a concern all too real for torrey who is searching for her 5-year-old huskies akira. >> the wind is blowing and the snow is blowing in our face and falling off the trees. it's cold. it's all i can think about. since her companion dog to her 27-year-old autistic son went missing. >> the first night he said mom, my sleeping buddy is gone. >> an extreme temperatures like this rescue says the

a suspicious death in waldorf.police are trying to identify the woman found dead on old washington road. take a look at your screen. they are hoping these distinct studies will help them find who this woman is. police tell us this woman is a black woman in her 30's with a design on her right inner wrist and a cherub angel on her shoulder. call police if you know who she maybe. and at long last, it is back to class at george washington middle school. school. repairs are complete, and the fire marshal says the building is safe. get out and get going because you want to be on time for that first fell. we have your traffic and weather right after the break. eileen: at 7:25, feeling like spring on this finally friday. temperatures will be in the 60's for the rest of the day. keep your umbrella handy. we will have scattered showers throughout the day. heaviest rains associated with this cold front will slide through while you're sleeping tonight, between 2:00 and 3:00 a.m. waking up tomorrow, 37. temperatures will contin

a woman's body was found last night on old washington road near smallwood drive in waldorf.the onlytl identification were these two distinct tattoos. call the charles county sheriff's office if you recognize them. >>> thomas monson died at his home last week at the age of 90. he's been the mormon president since 2008. tens of thousands of people are expected to attend the public service. >>> president trump is canceling his upcoming trip to london. in a late-night tweet, he blamed former president barack obama for selling the u.s. embassy for quote, peanuts. the first steps to relocate the george bush in 2008. >>> developing now, former white house adviser steve bannon set to testify before the house intelligence committee next week. this is part of the investigation in the russian meddling in the election. sources tell nbc news it will happen next tuesday. he ran the trump campaign in the final months and served as the top adviser untilkf being firen august. last week, the new book, "fire and fury" talked about meetings between the russians and donald trump jr., calling i

her body was found on old washington road right near small wood drive in waldorf.d yet on her identity or how she died. we will of course keep you updated with any new information. now w

bell worked at a middle school in waldorf and coached track. he'll face up to 190 years in prison when sentenced in march. does that include under the prison? >>> former redskin quarterback mcnabb has been fired from his job at espn after a month long sexual harassment investigation. mcnabb was named in a lawsuit by a makeup artist. it was brought against him and the nfl network and several other players. the woman said mcnabb sent her inappropriate text mcnabb spent one year playing in washington after 11 seasons in philadelphia. >>> i don't know if you saw this, but this is incredible video. it's dashcam video that was released first to news 4. you're looking at the aftermath right there in those images. that's the dashcam video. shows what led up to a man shooting at a deputy and virginia state trooper as they were chasing him up 95. this happened last week. a stafford county sheriff's deputy gets on 95. he and a state trooper are chasing the black suv. investigators believe the driver, gregory lee, shot and killed his wife. a few minutes in

the body was found on old washington road near smallwood drive in waldorf.o word yet how that woman died and we'll keep you updated with new information as we get it. >> still to come this morning viral new video giving us a new look at the powerful force behind those southern california mudslides. >> plus the mark wahlberg and michelle williams gender pay controversy put on blast at last night's critics choice awards. 7:11 is our tim >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i believe that's the monument in the middle. >> i think so. guess what? it's still dark outside but the sun will come up we promise. it's really wet out there though this morning so make sure you take your rain gear with you as you head out at 7:14. we're at a mild 57 degrees though. >> tuck is up in just a few seconds. first take a look at this wild ride caught on camera by firefighters in burbank. that's a car just cruising on down the street right there. windshield wipers on and all. a man and his girlfriend were inside their prius as it was being carried by muddy water through those twisting streets. the car ev

bell had been county schools since 2014 working most recently at stoddard middle school in waldorf. he also coached track at la plata high. investigators say he was h.i.v. positive and tried to transmit the virus. they are not aware of his victims contracting it. >> dramatic video you saw on 4, we pushed it on the nbc washington app. it shows the end of a police chase that brought traffic to a halt last week. >> news4's david culver is the first to get a look at how close those bullets came to hitting the officers and other drivers. david is live in stafford to walk us through more of this video. david? >> reporter: it is absolutely remarkable video, wendy and leon. i just got my hands on it within the past hour as i met with the stafford county sheriff. and you're about to see it, i'm about to walk you through it.it. but all of this started, we should getting a call for a man who shot and killed his wife. that suspect was identified as gregory lee. it wasn't too far from here. but in this parking lot, the courthouse parking lot at the time that that call came out, was deputy cody m

i've gotten reports out of waldorf, too, that a lot of the sidewalks here are on the slick spots or slickreally watch out, guys. this is why tomorrow morning i think we will have some delays. i don't think we'll have any cancellations, but it is possible. but delays just about everybody north and west of i-95, including fairfax county, a lot of reports out of her a falls, slick roads. ton of reports from leesburg and ashburn. we could see a two-hour delay. that would be very beneficial, i think, because temperatures are going to warm up rapidly after falling below freezing tonight. look where we go during the day tomorrow. also around howard county, frederick county. we get above freezing by 9:00. you have a two-hour delay, everybody sleeps in, everything melts, then we can walk to school. 44 on wednesday, 42 on wednesday. 55 thursday, we have a good system moving in friday into saturday. that system will be all rain for us, snow back farther to the west, but all rain for us. it will, however, bring in a lot colder air to start off next week. but i am not looking at anything else frozen u

the woman's body was found on old washington road near smallwood drive in waldorf.he case is being investigated as a homicide. >> and d.c. police this morning looking for people of interest involved in a shooting. take a look at newly released surveillance video. happened in the 5200 block of fourth street northeast on wednesday. >>> police also looking for a suspect connected to a bank robbery yesterday morning. this incident in bank branch on k street northwest. you can see him walk up to the counter there hand over a note before the teller passes over a bag of money and then the suspect runs out of the bank. >> search efforts continue in southern california following this week's deadly mudslides. 17 people so far have been killed 43 remain unaccounted for. local authorities are cross-checking the missing against open missing persons cases and calls they've received from people who can't get ahold of someone they believe to be in that mudslide area. >> ♪ >> 6:05. well, hello tucker barnes. >> not quite yet. >> all right. >> there you go. >> hello tucker barnes. >>

south through the eastern section of the district and along the beltway in prince george's county, waldorfsteadier snow there. the heavier snow will be the further east you go. this is a true coastal storm storm and the words effects will be up and down the coast literally from maine through virginia. snow is sticking easily. it will not melt for days. it will remain pretty icy as we go into the over 20 miles an hour locally at about eight here in d.c. in the teens and by the way those winds are gusting over 45 miles an hour in ocean city, maryland where our blizzard is under way there. futurecast shows that we've got at least light to moderate snow for the next couple of hours. by eight, 9:00 a.m. we'll rapidly see some dry air work its way in. we're truly on the western side of this storm that by 11:00 a.m., the noon hour, it's basically over locally. the snow will continue, though, along the eastern shore until about midafternoon and even along the coast through the rest of the evening but by 4 o'clock, the sun even comes out here and we're just left with the wind and the cold. snowfall

days, fishing for bonefish in the florida keys, writing books, three at a time at his desk in the waldorf towers in this gorgeous suite with the prince of wales and cole porter for neighbors. so it is not a bad arc to a life, is it? as soon as i realized that about him, that there was so much drama, so much adventure, so many highs, so many lows, i was kind of stunned that i stumbled on to this figure and actually been nudged towards writing about this figure who i should have seen from the start was an amazing human being and really, an american unlike any other. that is my hoover. >> i think, i'm turned off. this was a wonderful tour. just a few questions in the interview part now. >> okay. >> tell us a little about how hoover figured out what his career was. because you know it was said of hoover that he was the best-paid young man of his generation, and that was because he was also, the best situated and the one who could add the most value to a new industry. so tell us a little bit about that. college and then, moving into mining. >> hoover, hoover came out of college with a drive th

host: that was virginia in waldorf, maryland. a special line for federal workers.e want to hear how you are being impacted. raleigh, north carolina, republican and federal worker. caller: good morning. i am not happy about the shutdown, but i do not live paycheck to paycheck. i am always the in case something happens. i do not know if most people know this, but the federal government shuts down every weekend and on federal holidays. this past weekend was mlk day. we were shut down for 72 hours. so for people to be running around screaming at the federal government is going to shut down, our agency closes at 4:30 every day. host: what happens if the shutdown is still in place monday? what instructions have you received? caller: we will be going to work. it is just that we are supposed to be paid friday, but we probably will not get the checks. the electronic fund transfers will probably not be made. probably. we are not sure. if that happens, as has always been the case, we end up getting back paid whenever the situation is resolved. host: you feel certain that will

david: the waldorf-astoria is sitting there empty because they can't do it. >> exactly. says it don't read too much into this. i think we can read something into this. here's one for you. you fail, no worries. the hedge fund industry is one of the most fascinating corners of wall street bar none. tim griffin is one of these other iconic figures in the world of hedge funds and what we are seeing here is the aftermath of what happened last year. a lot of times what we hear about is people spin off, they start their own hedge funds. it's hard to start a hedge fund but what's a little easier to the loving arms of tim griffin -- ken griffin. david: it's a good time to acquire. >> they don't even have to buy anything. they just have to hire the guys. something of a harbinger for 2018 that as these hedge funds fadeaway they don't get caught. it's very complicated to buy a private equity firm or a hedge fund. the reporting shows that even neil chris himself may end up working for ken griffin. alix: here's one of my favorite things. sex, drug and tech. emily chang is coming out w

owns 25% of hilton, which owns the waldorf astoria, which is under ran ovation and closed right now. up against it, because the chinese government said we're not sure about all these very muches you're making overseas, a lot of capital is leaving the country. lisa: and they also have had some concerns about whether they can repay their debt. they sort of signaled this back in december, and then increasingly investors have gotten nervous. you've seen their borrowing costs climb, and just in the past few days, the c.e.o. came out and said we're not going to be going to davos. i'm going to skip it while i deal with some austerity measures that we're implementing here. david: it's pretty interesting, chinese companies that want to invest in the united states, and it's not clear that they want that to happen. we're not sure about it, and china is saying we don't like the capital leaving the country. lisa: right, and meanwhile, you have a company that has a pretty opaque capital structure and a pretty opaque business model. and so it's leaving creditors, you know, struggling to understand

five northbound fog has elevated luckily as you make your way into the brandywine waldorf however justroad ten minutes still jammed up. denser fog bottom side of the beltway on the inner loop 36 minutes from saint barnabas road to the wilson bridge. wilson bridge dealing with heavier fog. tail late ted had let us know about that traffic light. any traffic lights out treat them as a stop sign at least metro is on time. caution walking there though, right? >> absolutely. take your time. >>> still ahead does the cold gray winter weather have you feeling a little down? we have some tips to help you beat the winter blues. >>> and forget the loss. weight watchers celebrating a big gain this morning. we'll explain coming up. ♪ ♪♪ this dreary weather has you feeling blah lately. you're not alone. new study found that women are nearly twice as likely as men to suffer from seasonal depression. researchers say that shorter days and cold temperatures triggered the disorder. causing moodiness, fatigue, to lift your spirits experts suggest turning up the heat at home and exercising more. they say ea

things through brandywine and waldorf just your typical morning volume.. time for the fox beat. it's award season in hollywood we know that we just had the golden globes now time for the film and television critics to get their say. >> did you say critics. >> like our kevin mccarthy. >> yes. >> andness los angeles for tonight's critics choice awards and joins us now. hello. you're all spiffied up. >> good morning to you steve and allison. yes, i actually bought this suit for this event for the critics choice awards tonight. i am going to be rocking chuck taylors as i usually do. yes, this is the 23rd annual critics choice awards it airs tonight on the cw from kit to 10:00 p.m. eastern time. i am standing where the winners will be taking the stage and giving their speeches tonight. presents will be coming out obviously from these areas right here the screens will be showing scenes of the film. i've been a member of the broadcast film critics association for many, many years now and i got to vote on these awards which was very very cool growing up when i wa

waldorf 2.8-inches. cal away maryland down where annie is i don't know if we'll revisit with her.hes in cal away. franconia an inch in fairfax county. so generally speaking, the further east and south you got from downtown washington the higher your snow totals. 25 now in washington. it doesn't feel that warm. feels like ten. winds out of the north and west here at about 23. we'll see gusts 30, 35, 40 miles an hour later today, and unfortunately, the wind chills later tonight will approach that we have a wind chill advisory. snow wrapping up but we've got this last little band redeveloped you can see it just south and west of town. and the darker purples you see out along probably 66 out towards gainsville and vienna and then just south of town alexandria, we're starting to get another little band of snow that's developing so give it another hour or two and then the last of the snow should be out of here but in the meantime, we may add a little bit to our accumulations as the snow taking it's time wrapping up here. i think by the noon hour we should be done with any accumulating s

let's see woodbridge, yeah, we got 11 degrees and shannon in waldorf says ten.ur current numbers. yeah. 13 in washington. there are your single digits. gaithersburg eight. winchester nine. fredericksburg nine. i wish it felt this good but it doesn't. when you mix in the winds, it feels just brutally cold across the mid atlantic and new eng england. feels like minus three in region minus five to minus ten. wind chill advisory fours until the noon hour. look at binghamton minus 22. minus 21 in pittsburgh. i mentioned oakland maryland minus 25 this morning. obviously that's very dangerous cold this is straight from the northern regions of planet as our big storm system from yesterday our bomb cyclone we're tapping into the winds on the back side of it. strong pressure gradient getting very very strong wind. winds unfortunately continue to gust to 40 today even with sunshine we'll be luck dee get daytime highs out of the teens to about 20 and there's just no let up here in this pattern for few more days. so gusty winds today. extremely cold tonight. i think we'll be

robert in waldorf, maryland, line for independents. robert, go ahead. caller: if the democrats would like shut the government down over funding for illegal immigrants, then let them do so. and we have people and homeless people, veterans, homeless sitting on the side of the street behind you. we have homeless shelters from one end of this country to the other. we have people living in their cars. we should take that funds, all those funds that they want to use for the illegal who is don't belong here in the first place, why can't we use those funds to take care of our own people? there's people all over this place who are homeless without jobs, but the democrats are more interested in foreigners. if they want to have an interest in promoting foreigners over the american citizens, then let's let them do that. but one thing we need to make out, and homely all your listeners will understand, today there's been 11-count indictment in the uranium one deal, and no one in the media has said a word about that. the dishonest media, hillary clinton's uranium one