but this is richard montgomery. anmas paine will write appeal for independence using montgomery's ghost to argue for independence. so he becomes a great hero. what is interesting is he doesn't want independence. we saw that one letter he wrote where he said we hope this thing in squiggly or england is endsgh with us -- thing quickly or england is through with us. before he is killed, he writes a letter to his brother-in-law, a member of congress, and he says, how the americans approached any foreign powers and how they set a date beyond reconciliation is impossible? he never gets an answer because he is killed. but he has an interesting postscript. an add on. do billy believe that the ministry will not reduce us to this melancholy necessity. we never have to adopt a position of independence, i hope they don't force us to do this. so richard montgomery doesn't get killed dying for american independence. for neglect.d the americans want independence back and to be left alone. there was a horrible smallpox epidemic tha

his name is richard montgomery and this is richard montgomery. montgomery's job was to take the city of montreal, he was supposed to proceed up lake champlain, faced the main british army and the theory was if montgomery attacked montreal, the british would put all their force against him and quebec would fall without resistance. he thought the british would not have anything left in quebec. they are going to hit the two major cities of canada simultaneously. what interesting about montgomery is first, i did my doctoral dissertation on that which makes them fascinating. and i told you guys earlier, i told my wife and son i would name him richard montgomery gabriel but that never happened. guygomery is an interesting , it shows us something about conspiracy and something about rage militare. he's a former british officer, spends 15 years in the british army. it's kind of interest in. three very high-ranking british -- american general officers are all former british soldiers that all seemingly know each other. talkio gates, we will about him later

richard montgomery is almost a deity. 17 states will name counties after richard montgomery. the first monument congress ever approved and created and paid for is in honor of richard montgomery, in new york city at a place called st. paul's chapel. richard montgomery is buried in quebec, the british very him with honor. 43 years later, they bring him back to new york city and bury him in new york city. but this is richard montgomery. thomas paine will write an appeal for independence using montgomery's ghost to argue for independence. so he becomes a great hero. what is interesting is he doesn't want independence. we saw that one letter he wrote where he said we hope this thing ends quickly or england is through with us. before he is killed, he writes a letter to his brother-in-law, a member of congress, and he says, how the americans approached any foreign powers and how they set a date beyond reconciliation is impossible? he never gets an answer because he is killed. but he has an interesting postscript. an add on. i hope and do a verily believe that the ministry will not r

but then montgomery was determined to impose his view on the air force. and then in this particular case and then to with his plan with eisenhower as the air force needs to have the final say for airborne operations. >> so when he was called out on the tenth of september and this was the notorious day when montgomery started all of his yelling at the supreme commander eisenhower he was on his knee and said study. they even had the #lead to problems in those days. [laughter] but montgomery was put back but the trouble was this was one way to be ahead because eisenhower would be obliged to give the bulk of the supplies. >> so i learned from your book where he kept hurting himself but is this a trivial point? or was he so distracted by that to realize that was a bad idea? . >> it is an interesting point that we have to remember america's method of proceeding was different from the british that a commander would allocate with that german army notion that if you give somebody a job that they go on with it. and at that meeting on the tenth of september he did n

to montgomery. they get the idea to have a march from selma to montgomery? action theyirect wanted to take in response to the death of jimmy lee jackson. jimmy lee jackson was a 26-year-old veteran who lived in marion, alabama. during the march in 1965 in that city, he was shot by the alabama state trooper while trying to protect his mother and grandfather from getting assaulted. about eight days later, he died. the marchers in selma wanted to do something in honor of jimmy lee jackson. they decided taking his body all the way to the alabama state capital and laying it on the steps to show george wallace how important voting rights was to them was the right thing to do. instead of taking his body all the way to montgomery, they did decide to continue with the idea to march to montgomery. but they marched in his spirit. on the first attempt on march 7 1965, protesters left brown chapel in the afternoon and took a right on alabama avenue and walked out here on broad street to cross the edmund pettus b

i was up to montgomery. he basically felt, perhaps he should have grabbed or exerted too much control but i think you're right. the problem of having twisted hills knee very, very badly, which meant he because out of action, and then the fact his headquarters was still back at grand view in normandy, several hundred kilometers behind the lines, and this i think probably was mistake because he recognized. he would have been in better touch if he stayed in england. as the rear headquarters. but again, this is one can have a little counterfactual debate in the end i don't think it meat a huge different. monte was given the airborne divisioned and asked for the american airborne divisions, too, the operation comet, was planning to do the whole thing that monte guard wouldn't do but just the british airborne division he and the paratrooper brigade. monte was persuade by dempsey who was persuaded that that was insufficient. resistance was hardening, they needed more, and that's when monte was thrilled with the ide

that's rosa parks from montgomery, alabama.e, director of the prayer pilgrimage. >> negro church leaders recognize that through the years, the church has been a citadel of hope. it has given birth to many movements to schools, to hospitals, and civil rights movements. the young negro church leaders and others today recognize their position of leadership in a time like this. >> cleveland robinson, new york labor leader. >> the forces of segregation, the forces that would deny negros of their civil rights are also the forces that are against labor. in order for labor to make progress and to raise standards of living for all the workers, labor must fight for equality for all working people. >> harry belafonte. >> all my life i have firmly believed that as an artist and as a human being, i cannot isolate myself from the struggles of my people. their victories are my victories and their defeats are my defeats. >> everywhere people are talking about the pilgrimage. a street rally in harlem. ♪ the reverend martin luther king of montgo

our storm team 4 by 4 providing thhte pictures ton on river road in montgomery county. rain a snow that fell today will freeze overnight, creating some big problems, but nothing, nothg like what they'reeeing in the midwest. leon harris is at the live desk tracking those unbearable bone-chilling numbe . >> we have to be careful what we complain about because folks as ad as it's going to be here, nothing as bad what the midwest is going through. in fact, things are so bad there, the u.s. post service is doing something it almost never does, cancelling mail divery in nine states. states from iowa to kansas are cancelling all or most of their mail deliveries tomorrow. when you hear that term life-teatening conditions that's exactly what it's going to be. according to the national weseher ice, a windchill of minus 25 can freeze skin within 15 minutes. it's going tosee w than negative 25 in somelaces. in fact, temperatures dropped as low as minus 26 in north dakota with windchills as a low minus 62 in minnesota. governors in wisconsin, illinois d michigan havell declared emer

to charles county, back to montgomery county throughout the day and the afternoon and the evening and road conditions vary. you might have roads thatre clear. right here at rockville pike. there's some roads that have slushy and then we went into the neighborhood streets and some of them didn't look like they had seen a plow yet. so keep that in thmind. good news is, many schools will be closed so maybe people can sleep in tomorrow. >> thank you so much. >> be careful getting home tonight. >> our team coverage conditions. >> virginia state police saying th responded to more than 300 crashes across the state today. >> corey smith talked to folks out on the road. how are the folks dealing with the weather? >> about as good as the folks there. we drove up on one of the state police officers arriving to th scene of an accident. we'll show you here in a second. the snow continues to fall in northern virginia. thha only things been more constant is this stuff. we have seen a lot of snowplows come to this gas station whe a we to gas up for the long night and long morning ahead clearing roadw

thank you. >> i have a question, mr montgomery. looking at the supply pictures in the brief, how long have you lived at your property class. >> i have been there three and a half years. >> and when you purchased it, was already improved, or did it -- did you improve it during your ownership? your house. was your house remodel when you purchased it -- >> yes, i have never remodelled my house. >> that was my question. >> thank you. i looked back on all historic plans, and all of them have these windows already in them, and everything in record. >> i have a question. could you put up the photo of the light well again, the current light well. so that is located adjacent to, or in the same place as what you are proposing? >> exactly the same location. >> so when you do light wells, the domino effect is where does the water go when it rains. is there sufficient drainage at the bottom of the light will now -- >> you can kind of see in this picture there are four pipes -- i don't know if you can see it, you can see two of them and there is

you can see one involving a montgomery county officer.is cruiser was hit helping another driver whose car spun out o 270. >> meaghan fit gerald is it looking any better now the sun is setting? >> reporter: yes. so it looks like things are almost back to normal. transportatiel officials us that every road, even streets andikneighborhoods the ones here have been treated as clear. they tell under the circumstances these snowplow drivers from on a 5:00 p.m. according to them, they hit that goal. aye last few have been extremely busy for snowplow drivers. >> we have been pretty busy the last couple days. >> crews have been working around the clock, clearing, treating the roads all montgomery county to make sure they're safe for >>drivers. i seen a few cars in ditches. this hasn't been too bad. >> reporter: but roads caused dozens of crashes since sunday.h opper 4 shot this video t os morning collisions and cars sliding a tough road on 270. but sinceen th road conditions seem to have improved throughout the day. some roads looked a lot better t

montgomery, calvert, st. mary's, charles, princgeorge's, anne arundel, and frederick schools are closed.gt wash county schools are on a two-hour delay. >> we turn to virginia now. in west virginia, grant, hardy, neral, hampshire, morgan berkeley and jefferson county schools are closed, as well. all that iormation is running throughout the bottom of your cle screen throughou>> the morning. lot of multisylabic counties in virginia. >>> we haveeream 4 ce for you. chuck bell has the forecast. >>> melissa is looking at several issues on the roads this mornin w you knew i coming. >> we knew it was coming. as we hit 6:30, more the roads and that's what happens. chopper 4 over a brand-new problem.f two cars off the roadway here. this is on 370 in gaithersburg. look athe issues through gaithersburg and rockville right now. we lost one of ethem. we h three at this point this morning. brad is up in chopper 4. you came upon this looking on that area. >> that's ri dt. yo't have to look too far. we looked a little to the e

kindra montgomery-block:"this 2018 and no child deaths, juvenile deaths in the city of sacramento, isolutely the blessing on top,"reaching out to those at risk is something city and county leaders are embracing, committing millions of dollars to the effort.jay schenirer:"i don't think children grow up saying i want to gang member. i think they group up saying this is what i need to be successful and that's what our responsibility is."those efforts range from shop with a cop, to neighborhood peace marches, and the recently added friday night pop-up events started after a large scale teenage fight at arden fair mall. kindra montgomery-block:"what happened at arden, we saw a need, created a strategy, put that strategy in order, and not one thing happened that weekend,"police say having no child homicides shows community outreach is having an impact.ofc. marcus basquez: "what we're doing matters and we take that as a success." (pam) that was jennifer mcgraw reporting. sacramento police say, the overall number of homicides fell in the city in 20-18. that's the third straight year of declin

this is 27 montgomery county, side streets were a little sprough. silverng, 16 feet at colesville aad. tree brought down by a trick. the beltway, inner loop and outer loop, no problems. >>> this morning,eg we're with leftover snow and slick roads. >> you want to take yr time and watch for slous conditions. justin finch joins us from montgomery county. how are you roads looking where you are? >> reporter: you wre right. yot to leave yourself extra time. the snow we saw earlier, is starting to slack up. now, seeing this morning, we saw, too, the overpasses, the ramps. we are seeing snow accumulate there. the salt trucks and the plows are working the s.ro know that again, as the snow falls down, areas that weren't perhaps -tweated or melting before, you may see thosere as problem spots today. the neighborhood streets have a lot of slush on them. now, we're just above freezing up and down with wary of the shiny patches on the that could be slippery. as of right now,he highways look great. it's the main roads and the sidewalks that you want to be careful

he became chief in montgomery county for 15 years. he has no regrets about his lifetime in law enforcement. what a miss being a chief t in last 20 years, is being out on the road, being dispatched to calls. you have a front row seat to the greatest show on earth. i enjoyed being a police officer and that kind of work. >> he won't be sitting still in retirement. he will be leading the major city chiefs association as it expands its legislativegea. >> i'll bet he has a lot more to give. >>> a father and son in new hampshire are being called heroes this morning. both jumped into action after seeing a jeep in front of them crash into a semi truck. >> inside the jeep was an 18-year-old student heading to college. we're about to showou that crash. th is some dramatic video here. the dash cam caught the jeep swerving into the opposite lane and slamming into the back of a truck. his car exploded into flames. the father and son in the cash with the cam, nearly crashed into the wreck themselves. they recover and immediately helped pull sam outh

includin fairfax a montgomery counties. our team coverage starts nownd with doug amelia in our storm center. how low will it go? >> it's going way low. we're talking about something we haven't really seen in about five years here. and that's wind chil below 10, below 0. >> and when you have wind chills anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees below 0, you can get frost fte in minutes. >> take a look at these wind chills right now. 2 degrees. it feels like 2 now in d.c. puff low just went down to 24 plow with an ongoing i blizzar buffalo. 35 in chicago. you talk about winte weather and boy do we have it across the nation right now. look at these winds gusting to 33 miles an hour at the airport. over 40 miles an hour in annapolis. you add the wind withhe temperature and you get these extreme wind chills. from 9:00 tonight until 10:00 tomorrow morning, wind chills below 0, down to 15 below in some spot maybe ev colder. frostbite threat, yes, within about 30inutes. so, guys, we're talking one cold tonight. we'll show you just how long th

montgomery county schools will make a decision by 10:00 a.m. and springbrookigh school is closed for a heating issue. for a complete list of weather-related closures and early dismissals, check out the information on the bottom of ur screen or head to the nbc washington app. we will update that for

minus 6 in montgomery county. minus 3 in baltimore and near zero everywhere else. these are mostly in single numbers. a digit is a number. here's your planner. sunny all day long, with temperatures eventually inching eir way into the mid 20s today. clouds move int. late toni won't be as cold tomorrow morning. most everyone will startn off the mid teens tomorrow. a cold day and cloudy, too, with a likelihood of light snow during the day. you can followhahe progress comes our way tomorrow on our nbc washington app, or followi me on social media. it is an alberta clipper. it is starved for moisture and will not leave us an inch of snow, ion't expect. the timing of it will be during the daylight hours tomorrow. so, mid to late morning, a little snow around town. if you get snow tomorrow, you are probably living close to the pennsylvania border. not a high-impact ent. 40s on saturday. 50s on sunday. we'll be close to or above 60 three days in a row, monday, tuesday, wednesday. >> good morning, chuck. that looks weird, s now and 60 next week. 95, north of prince william

. >>> that's right.ea ng news tonight in montgomery county. chopper 4 first on the sce in silver spring where wee found a heavy police presence and several roads blocked off. >> dectives tells two people were discovered dead inside a car on stuart lane. shomarirrtone justed on the scene. what are you learning now? >> reporter: good even gentlemen. a montgomery county police department accidentuc reconson team is behind me. you can see that i am standing approximately 100 yards away from where the flashing lights are behind me. that's where the scene where this occurred. let's roll someideo from chopper 4. police say around 8:30 tonight, a car hit several parked cars or st lane. this scenes -- [ lost audio ] >> you can see the video there from above. we've lost shomari's audio. police are working the scene where two people weread discoved inside a car below. >>> on to that winter blast tonight. good news here, folks, the morning drive should fine for most of you. but there's concern. something like this is in store for your evening commute. you

coin expert and auctioneer paul montgomery wrote a book about the nickels. >> from 1883 to 1912, theas in 1912 that they made the decision to move on to the next design, which was the buffalo nickel. at the end of 1912, they really should have stopped making liberty nickels. instead, somebody made five before the dies were destroyed. >> the five nickels are legal tender, but the u.s. treasury has no record of them. >> samuel brown was a mint employee at the time when the coins were transitioned from the liberty head nickel to the buffalo nickel. there's a lot of speculation that sam brown was the one that actually had them made and put them away. >> five specimens make their first appearance in chicago at a 1920 convention. the seller -- surprise, surprise -- samuel brown. >> it was seven years later. the statute of limitations had passed for any crime that might have been committed, and so, all of a sudden, there is a huge story that five coins that had never existed were now gonna be at the chicago coin club show. >> four years later, all five coins are purchased by a single wealth

that's why prince george's and montgomery county will be on a tomorrow. i think it will make a huge difference getting to school around 9:00 rather than7:00, give that sun time to work. still a lot of ice out the. agan national, 10.3 inche we went 6 to 10. they were ove that. bethesda, this was my house. i love being in the bulls eye. kwlumia 13. wheaton got a call in from harry about 11 inches there. thanks for that call. most of these are maryland numbers. i have virginia numbersoming up later. right now, clear skies. we are seeing melting. once the sun goes down, we will fall quickly. yeah, everybody will refreeze quickly. down to freezing at rs gaitrg, the winchester area, today. tonight will be a tough night. really tomorrow morning, t refreeze j after sunset tonight. then a tuesday morning mess. if you have to g upefore say 7:00/8:00 to drive, i really thin we will run into a lot of ice. tomorrow will be a major refreeze. lot of ice out there. just give yourself extra time. if you can wait until after 9:00, i really think that will make afe lot of d

the national weather service hae ed this for upper montgomery. this advisory will be in erect another hour or so. temperatures this morning starting off in the single digits in the suburbs. 10 for a low in washington. it was brutal out there this mornoug. dangy cold. when you have a wind chill temperature of 10 to 15 degrees below zero which we did see,an frostbite happen in 30 minutes. it's feeling like 19 degrees out there. winds out of the west at miles an hour. other wind chill temperatures across the area coming in at 5 below zero in hagerstown and 3 below zero in manassas another cold night tonight. noi'll let you what you can expect tonight for the kids at the bus stop tomorrow morning at 11:20. >>> let's show you this. this was the temperature at the dupont circle metro station jusr 8 deees at 5:00 a.m. news4 stopped by a home depot last night and the items were flying off the shelf like the ice melt, for instance. this storm had to call for emergency shipment because it just couldn't keep it in stock and the store soldf out space heaters

. >> reporter: the cold is caung montgomery county health officer to issue warning. >> minimize exposure, minimize exposure to being frost bit and rtunities and risk of being hy hypo therm you can. >> reporter: west ox road is wes the temperatures go down below freezing tonight, we could have a a refreeze it could be hazardous for theus morning hour. that's the latest in fairfax. wendy, back to you. >> storm team 4 is working to keep you and your family safe as this winter weather hits and moves through. we have live radar, up to the minute forecast, a full list of any school closings or delays for you all on our free nbc waington app. just hit the weather tab. >>> anyone w drives on i 95 south in prince willint c will tell you one of the worstl bocks they face is near the bridge. that could soon all change. julie carey reports on improvement projects set for there and several other traff nightmare locations around our region. >> reporter: witness the aquac n bottlenec bottleneck. it looks like rush hour but it's 1:30 in e afternoo and there's no accident. these backups every day all day

even two schools closed i montgomery county because of burst pipes. a very cold day for sure in 2014, and that's what we're expecting tomorrow morning. it does look like some of them are going to delay or close tomorrow vupt as a result of a frigid air coming in. wind at 26 miles per hour, but we've got gusts to 40 miles per hour making it feel even colder. these are the wind chills with the sustained winds, as i mentioned 25 miles an hour. 4 below in martinsberg. you add in these wind gusts close to 40 miles per hour. th includes d.c.'s wind chill rglow 0. 30 in fredericks and we have a wind advisory that continues -- there y go, arlington count apublic schools a tr delay. the wind is going to die down tomorrow morning, you're still going to have wind chill tomorrow morning but i think a two hour delay really helps. again, you are going to see some more delays i think and maybe even some closures. lasted about 20 minutes or so, o some of that on the heavier side especially north of d.c. that's the front. oncet came through, temperatures dropped quick

a live look at the roads in montgomery village in montgomery county.he snow has stopped falling, but today the trouble is with the estemperat they're well below freezing and it's causing roads to be slick. be careful out there. good morning, everyone i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilcavist. we't reached the coldest part of the morning. it will get worse before it gets better. a lot of schools are keeping people off theth roads. federal government is on a three-hour delay and employees have the option for unscheduled leave or telework. >> the schools in virginia, culpepper, frederick, manassas city, page county schools are closed. s are lou down, fairfax, shenandoah, warren county and prince william county schools. >> west virginia, mineral, hardy and grant county schools are closed today. we turn to the delays now maryland, howard, montgomery, prince georges anne arundel and twederick county schools are on a hour delay. >> virginia, alexandria city, arlington, falls church city, fredericksburg city, king george, staffd county schools on a two-hour delay.

all of montgomery county, snow has stopped forit ae bit but it's coming right back in.ght snowc. around. area and which are n where there's the darker purples, there's heavier snow. back towards fauquier county, and this is the area i still expect to see the s heaviestw throughout rest day. where your totals will continue to go up. y look to the west, what aim watching with the storm system? this is tev upper low that's going to continue to move in and continue to eance our snowfall right on through the lull. we'll see it moveas back in. he upper low moves in closer it fills back in. south'sowards st. ma county. you folks have already seen some sleet and some freezing rain. that will continue to move into parts of the area. by late today that moves out as well. you go back over to snow and everybodyees a little bit more. how much more? well, oneo two possibly. really more like 1 around frederick. d.c. 2 to 4 inches and 4 t 6 waldorf to fredericksburg and these numbers will continue go as it goes on through the day. these numbers will drop because this is additional snow

in montgomery county we have three campuses that are ccessible. if someone is not college ready, gaps, english, those types of things. we do that very well. and other 1,300 community colleges across the nation do hat very well. to come back to that issue, what we do at montgomery college, we work really closely with the industries, and we create programs on the credit side and also the noncredit side. if you are an underemployed or unemployed i.t. worker, you can go to montgomery college and enter our cyber security program hat is offered at a very ffordable price, $500, $600, and there are thousands of cyber security jobs that are open in this d.c., virginia, maryland area. so we provide our companies talented work force. at the same time people who are underemployed, unemployed, they et opportunities to do that. biotechnology is the same area. about half of students have their masters degrees. but they don't have the skills to be employed in the technology -- in the biotechnology industry we have in the life sciences corridor in this area. we cr

the earth is moving as the purple line continues to reshape montgomery andn prince george's counties. remember, this line will connect the bethesda and new carrollton metro stations but there's plenty ofoeavy lifting do. >> we vibrate. have majornfrastructure to build. >> reporter: in the district, you'll soon see a lot of new no right turn on red signs. as first reported by news4, downtown core of the city will get no right on red signs. that's designed to increase pedestrian and cyclist safety as the city continu to grow >> we really think that the mayor has finally heard the calls from the public, that we are at a crisis for traffic safety. >> reporter: and on meao, still ot to figure out, but lots of construction on tap. most notably, sta oons southf reagan national airport will bed shutn during the summero rebuild platforms. >>> we're focusing now on a plan to ease traffic jams and possibly expand the beltway in thi-270 corridor in maryland. the state department of transportation asked f public comments. they got more than 2,000 of them. scott macfarlane has a look ate what res a

the event here was held at the cafeteria of montgomery blair high school in silverspring. food and beverages were located by local businesses. representatives from utility companies were there to offer bill-paying advice. >>> couples trying to get married in the district can start planning their big day. the mayorigned emergency legislation yesterday. the love act gives her the authority to give marriage licenses. the city stoed issuing them because of the government . shutdo stay with us on air and online for the latest on the avshutdow. we resources for those who may be struggling as furloughed workers or contractors. just search >>shutdown. this morning, a bombshell new report is revealing that president trump was investigated by the fbi over whether he was secretly working for russia. the "new york times" reports officials came so concerned about the president's behavior in the d after he fired former fbi director james comey, that the fbi opened a probe to determine ifnt the presias working on behalf of russia against american einterests. "times" reports agents had fi

wichill, minus 1 in montgomery county this morning. forecast for today, sunny and not too terribly windy. afternoon highs will only reach the low to mid-20s at most. and for tomorrow, we're tracking a chance of snow around here, could be a inch in some spots. timeout for you when the snow is going to begin and end, coming up in a few. >>> let' go t first 4 traffic and lauren bacall. >> it's back ain. every time it gets a little too cold for my little throat, here we go. inner loop, outer loop, no major issues. nothing happening there. and today's commute, very likely going to be delayed like it does yesterday. 66, fairfax to the beltway, going toake you eight minutes. no problem in or out of down. leesville,evergreen mills road knot of shreve. and 95 at fairfax county parkway, no problems. >> thank you. >>> today, as you tak precautions to keep yourself safe and warm, don't forget about your pets. >> don't assume that your pet's fur coat can handle the temperatures we're experiencie ing this week. you need to shorten their walks to pro

includin fairfax a montgomery counties.ur team coverage starts nownd with doug amelia in our storm center. how low will it go? >> it's going way low. we're talking about something we haven't really seen in about five years here. and that's wind chills below

slick roads here in montgomery county. a live look as we drive northbound on 355 tough the rockville area. a little dark. you can still tell that things are looking okay on the main roads. same situation, 270. northbound/southbound at middlebrookroad, and germantown, looking okay, as well. the souts that be wet, could be very slick and could be black ice. inner and outer loop o the beltway, no problems because of all of the nasty weather we've been dealing with. and down to southbound lane sloed because of a water > in break. >>'re working for you with team coverage as our region continues to dig out from the firstst snoworm. the issue this morn willing be black ice. all of the snow and slush left on the sidewalks and roads have turned to ice because of these frigid mperatures. >> justin finch is live in southeast d.c. justin, you're out of the car and on the sidewalks. how is that going ithis morning? >> reporter: hey, aaron. made our way up a bit to northw at. we saw sight at the memorial park we had to share with you. f

one year at montgomery college will cost $6000. affordability is important. we had three campuses that serve and they are accessible. they are accessible to technology, we have a strong online program. academically we are also accessible. if someone is not college ready, you need some gaps we have gaps in math or english and those sorts of things we do that very well. and also 1300 or so community colleges across the nation to that as well. the challenges of the higher education system that faces today, the community colleges are doing that quite well. coming back to the, issue, what we do at montgomery college, our economy is high technical economy and technology economy, so we work very closely with the industries. we have cleared programs from the credit side and also from the noncredit side. if you are on and under employed or unemployed id walker, you can come to montgomery college and you can enter into a cybersecurity program that is also available on the evening at a very affordable class at five or $600 a so. there are thousands of cybersecurity jobs

. >> montgomery county school district is jumping at the chance to hire federal wor rs during tutdown. they need more than substitute teachers. chris gordon available inside and outsidecl e sroom as well. >> reporter: this is the second job fair for furloughed workers. >> i think we can help probably everyone we see. we have substitute positions available. e also do hire security assistance, building service workers, we have our technology fields. it'sll not a just about substitute teachers. >> reporter: jonathan has worken fora 31 years. >> i have a daughter in college, tuition bills are due, that's on source of stress. >> reporter: stacy is a single ther with a young daughter. >> she knows i'm not getting a paycheck and we havere to be

in montgomery county, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> thanks very much. >>> thetorm team 4 coverage of the winter storm is available anywhere at any time. l have you to do is download the nbc washington app. >> yeah, because, folks, we're not done with it yet. doug says more snow is g come as we continue to see a lot of snow blanket the region, but let' send it to doreen who is down at thes health & fitn expo. doreen? >> reporter: the green cape, ere's so many things t do here at the nbc 4 health & fitnessexpo, but'm going to tell you something you can do for somebody else if you e me down her >>> e moic is the best music. >> they don't always have the best music. >> expousic islways great. >> despite the snow, if you can get there safely we're still oh. the final day of the nbc 4 and telemundo 44 health and fite necessary expo. >> news 4'stz doreen gr at washington convention center to explain the importance of organ donation. good morning, doreen. >> goo morning, meagan and adam. we hope that people will come down a joi

and the montgomery story.re arrested in nashville, tennessee almost every single one of us had ascopy on us. >> i started thinking. why isn't there a john lewis comic book. i had never heard the story. i had never heard the full depth and breadth of his story. why didn't anybody tell me i as a young person had so much power. >> kept saying, congressman, you should write a comic book. i said maybe. but he wouldn't give up. and i finally said, yes, if you do it with me. >> the first part of the graphic novel called "march" came out in 2013. wearing an outfit just like he wore at the bridge in selma, lewis met his new fans at co comic-con. >> i remember going to the library trying to get library cards. and we were told that the library was for whites only and not for coloreds. and to come here and receive this award, this honor for this. is too much. thank you. >> in another sign how far he and the nation had come. john lewis celebrated the 50th anniversary of the selma march with an freshman president, retracing

s office, to a guy named larry montgomery.an 30 years working homicide, larry's put away his share of bad guys, not usually by knocking on doors. instead, larry works by looking very closely at the evidence. he doesn't work fast. in fact, larry is meticulously slow, and that was just what this cold case needed. >> was there anything in the original investigation that struck you as something that you needed to re-examine? >> everything. >> everything that had led placentia police into that wall trying to decide between two suspects. >> i mean, i'm concerned about this girl, you know? and she's missing. >> marty, lynsie's older friend who kept their relationship a secret and lied about his name and chris. >> she might be still alive. >> the last person known to have seen lynsie who dropped her off at that corner. >> at that point any idea on your part which of those two was the more likely suspect? >> no. i don't know until i get into it and see the details. >> you no doubt have a reputation for god's in the details. >> and inno

. >> reporter: montgomery county y state's attorohn mccarthy praised the tough sentence, 15 years in pris handed down to 52-year-old felix silva for knowingly having sex with a 14-year-old human traffickingim vins evidence agait him included videond pictures he took of the sexual assault, including this selfie. >> he is the kind of person that creates the market thatllows for young children like this 14-year-old girl to be trafficked. >> reporter: prosecutors say in the summer of 2017 the -year-old was working at a bar called lily's cafe in wheaten. at one point, members of the ms-13 stre gang beat her with a bat, 26 blows because she refused to be prostituted for which the gang receivedr $100 each time. she later agreed to meet him across the street th went to a residence with him. news 4 has not been able to determine whether a official complaint has been filed for how the 14-year-old came to be working at the bar, as court documents state. >> maybe the liquor board should take up with this particular m establit to determine whether or not they should remain open using underage chi

a montgomery county teacher died today after experiencing a male emergency while teaching her students. deanna was an english teacher in rockville. school counselors have spoken individually with the students there. she was teaching athe time. additional counselors will be on hand tomorrow to help students and staff. >>> tonighte know how much money metro is losing during this government shdown. the agency is losing $400,000 every weekday in fares and revenue. metro rail ridership down 16% during the shutdown. bus nridership is d 8%. in a letter to congressional leaders today, general manager saidhe won't jeopardize safety to save money. they could consider staffing or service adjustments, such astr trains to meet rush hour demands. in 2013, metro lost about $5.7 milln during a 16-day shutdown. >>> a suspect dragged oute of woods by police after a gun is pulled in a packed car. the driver and another passenger shot d thatver critically injured. jackie bensen is following this story for us tonight in prince george's county. >> reporter: there are still many more t questionsn answers abo

montgomery county schools opening on delays because of the weather and youy get a sense why. road looking nice and clear, but getting close to damascus high here as you will e in just a matter of moments some work to do in that parking lot getti it clear and ready for school. it'sw just out 6:30 or so, as you can see, they have work to do to get school open for today. back into you. >> justin, thank you. we continue your team coverage of this wintry weather with meagan fitzgerald at the live desk. >> this cold weather is not just affectin us, it' disrupting u.s. postal service which means it's really bad. >> exactly. that's when you know it's not a good thing. but the good news is it's not affecting deliveries in our area. just take a look at this tweet here. the uted states postal service is suspending deliveries inome parts of the u.s. because of the extreme cold making it too dangerous for some of these workers to get out thmee. services include places like chicago, detroit, parts of illinois cleveland, parts of western pennsylvania. you can check out the complete list on

fairfax, mineral, hardy and grant in west today.a are closed >> the delays, in maryland, howard, montgomery, prince georges and anne are on a two-hour delay. >> in virginia, alexandria,n, arling falls church, fredericksburg are on two-hour delay. amp est virginia, berkley, shire, jefferson. all of that information is at the bottom of your screen and in the nbc washington app. >> this morning, we also have team coverage of the storm and its impacts. teams are spreadcr outs the region monitoring road conditions near you. >>issa is standing by with your first 4 traffic but we begin with lauren rickets and look at all the cold temperatures, lauren. >> yeah. we havpe chilly ttures out there right now. we will continue to see some chilly temperatures as we go through theday. but look at these wind chills across the area. you can s some pretty drastic wind chims to the upper midwest. and those are continuing to sink down. now this piece of cold air ise going to coming our way as we go into the afternoon and evening. winds will start to pick up after about 8:00 p.m. tonight. again, we are looking a

just be careful, headed to the montgomery county, it will be tricky. northwest, missouri avenue, between 9th a georgia avenue. and frederick, southbound 15, crash there blocking the left lane. >> thank you. >>hi t morning, plowing and shovel willing continue. as our region digs out from wis year's firter blast. with the government closed and no school, road crews in d.c. have a chance to make headway against the snow yesterday. the issue this morning w l be we're working for you with complete coverage on how the ice could impact your morning. >> justin finch is driving th ugh northeast d.c. now. what do thingli look ? >> we're in the area of northwest. a nice stretch here by florida avenue. we have been telling you, there havee been s dark spots and some shiny spots. areas that look clear but have that slush accumulation that can getun over and melted and become refrozen and be p ablem spot, perhaps the black ice. e neighborhood streets have been an issue o concern. they have a lot of ice buildup on them, in addition to that snow. and also, too, that t

chief manger files every year from the montgomery county police. visibility and transparency is is a best practice, something to be applauded. finally, you do not have to create these resources on your own. you do not have to reinvent the wheel. as i mentioned, every resource i mentioned, including some other ones, are in the app. great resources from the f.b.i. i wish i could say we are going to solve this problem after this panel or maybe even in advance of the 88th winter meeting but we won't. implementation of the mayor's compact, think about the ideas that will present on this panel, will be important and thank you for the commitment you have made to these issues. >> thank you so much, mr. lieberman. i hope that you will check out hose resources on the app. i am certainly looking forward to seeing that report. mayor bill, you and your city have been through quite a bit ver the last year. please share your response and how you all are working through this. mayor peduto: thanks, mayor. i can remember exactly where i was when i first heard it. i

thanks. >>> a story i montgomery county. right now, police are investigating how two men mysteriously died. chopper 4 was over the scene in the white o area last night. you can see a police presence. witness told 911, a car crashed into several other pa parked vehicles on the road. when detectives arrived on the scene, tre were two men dead in the car. police are not saying how the men died. >>> in houston, texas, police officersreighting for their lives after being shot yesterday afternoon. this happened on the city's southeast side. the officers were serving a warrant for drug activity in a home, when several officers approached the front door, the suspect opened fire,ng four officers. police returned fire, killing both suspect >>> back to the storm team weather alert. the latest bout of winter weather to hit right around the commute, makg your ride home a big headache. crews didn't waste time preparing the roads. people flocked to grocery stores, cleaning off the bread and milk. >> justin finch is live at the van dorn str

coming back to the gap issue, what we do at montgomery college, and technology economy. and the industry, and on that side, to go to montgomery college, it was offered, it was at a very affordable platform. there were thousands of cyber security jobs that are open in the maryland area so i know someone is talented, a workforce, at the same time people who are underemployed or unemployed, they get opportunities. biotechnology is the same area. have of students have their masters degrees. but they don't have the skills to be employed in the technology system we have in the united states in this area. we create programs working very closely with those areas so there are several in data analysis, huge opportunity especially in it and data science. there's lots of opportunities on that. another country had of us. and the premier education system, the community college system is uniquely american. we need to look at that. >> we are looking at experiential learning. and autonomous vehicle program, crash test facility labs. talk about those programs and that was specifically foc

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