everyone knew the name amelia earhart. she did not feel she deserved all those accolades because she was a passenger on the plane. she did not feel like her skills were needed. a few years later, she decided she wanted to make a solo atlantic flight completely on her own. she would be the only person on the plane. what is interesting about that is there are actual documents in the collection where it talks about how it would be smarter to fly with a mechanic or a navigator. but she knew if she did that the media would say that she did not fly the plane. she decided to take that risk and be the only person in the plane. and in 1932, she did fly her plane solo across the atlantic ocean. i said earlier amelia was not the worlds's best women's pilot and she certainly was not as skilled technically at aviation as many other pilots at the time. but she was very driven, cool under pressure, she was courageous, and she loved to fly. those things worked in her favor because on this flight in 1932 a lot of things went wrong on the p

this is amelia segal's camera. she's in this frederick headed down 270 perhaps. 270 south at falls road all these folks headed southbound, that earsh las now completely out of the way. 395 inbound here 13 miles per hour slow as you're crossing the belt way. slow top of the beltway. most pretty slow as is 295 coming in from either side into the city. 66 headed into town running about 40 miles per hour there. 95 in virginia, at gordon that is move along so is the beltway indian head highway. overall the roads very well. >>> and this is a live look from the 4 x 4, this is 270 in frederick. megan mcgrath is live in rockville with are more on the roads. >> reporter: gd morning. we saw the switch over from a steady rain to snow about an hour ago. and we are now starting to see it sticking here on the grassy areas. so a little bit of accumulation here. but the good news for commuter we are not seeing it stick to the roads. there was a lot of pre-treat has gone happened overnight. trucks were out. they were putting the sal

amelia will tell us when the rain turns to snow and there they are. gop heavy hitters gathering in iowa for a possible preview of >> i don't want another mother to have to go through what i have gone through. >>> a grieving mother targeting a top zimplt we're back with a story a lot of people are talking about on-line. a california mother is suing target for humiliating her only son to the point that he took his own life. grant died in july. three days after he was fired from target. the wrongful death lawsuit alleges he was subjected to a so-called walk of shame. it's a practice some other target workers say they've also experienced. >> it's to humiliate and shame and cause extreme distress to the employee. while he was paraded through the store into a room and was interrogated there. he was then paraded back out through the store, put in a patrol car and taken to the pasadena police station. >> no criminal charges were ever filed against him. the family's attorney still doesn't know why he was fired. they say the young man had asberger's syndrome an

storm team 4 meteorologist amelia seagull joining us with what lies ahead. >> well erica, rain for some tomorrow but potentially not everybody. those of you use of i-95 will you definitely be dealing with rain. >> about a 50% chance of hours inside the beltway. leesburg may not see a drop. when does the rain arrive and leave sf i'll have the timing coming up in my full forecast in about ten minutes, erica. >> thanks amelia. >>> tonight a sports analyst and former nba basketball player is facing charges for allegedly soliciting a prostitute in d.c. jason pew is at the live desk with more. jason. >> erica, greg anthony is a sports analyst for cbs. he was in town -- anthony will not work the network again this season. anthony is accused of using a computer to solicit a prostitute. d.c. police arrested him just before 6:00 yesterday evening at the double tree by hilton hotel in downtown washington. booked and jailed and released later in the evening. if convicted, anthony could face up to 180 days in jail. now, anthony did issue an apology saying "with this last i have embarrassed many. i w

i'll have snowfall totals angie, coming up. >> amelia thanks.are preparing for that round of winter weather headed our way. d.c.'s snow team will fully deploy around 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. looking at about trucks that will start salting roads. right now you're being asked to treat your own sidewalks. we're working to find out what the storm plan is in the state of maryland as well as the commonwealth. before the storm arrives be sure to sign up for push alerts in our nbc washington app.l keep you updated what's happening on the roads during the morning commute. sure you downloaded the storm team 4 weather app before the storm. our meteorologists will update it throughout the day with the latest forecast. "news 4 today" gets started early monday morning, 4:00 a.m. we'll keep you posted. the reason we start that early, to let you know about any school closings that come in overnight, the delays as we mentioned before and what to expect if you do plan to venture out in what's surely going to be a tricky commute. >>> someone died in silver spri

boynton robinson gave usual faith. >> amelia boynton robinson, unforgettable prm that's our show. thursday on the program may not be the one think questions about racial injustice and whether native lives matters. that story coming up thursday on "america tonight." if you would like to comment on anything you've seen tonight log on to our website aljazeera.com/americatonight. and join the conversation on twitter or our facebook page. we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> a state of the union full of swagger but was its real ink? two key members ever congress join us. >>> and the deadly fight to keep mountain gorillas from extinction. i'mi'm antonio mora. those stories and more straight ahead. >> the shadow of crises has passed. >> president obama provided democrats with a

storm team meteorologist amelia segal is timing everything. we'll hear from her in a few minutes. >>> breaking news. another lawsuit. this from the woman of the family who died in that smoky train earlier this month. >>> and wanted to the terrorist list his brother in court for virginia with a different fight with the government. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome, i'm barbara harrison. begin with the weather. not a bad start. nice out there earlier. right to storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal with a look what we can expect the rest of the day and into the weekend. >> good morning, barbara. winds not an issue. heading into the afternoon and evening hours, we're really going to notice winds picking up. gusts potentially between 40 and 50 miles an hour. because winds are so strong a wind advisory begins at 4:00 for everybody running through midnight tonight. with winds this strong there could be isolated -- a mix of clouds and sun. a few flurries. actually lake effect flurries over the neglect two hours s next two hours. into the afternoon

amelia segal is in the 4 byx 4. how is it looking? >> reporter: we were on jefferson street, but now we've hopped bac to 270 south. we're following a truck that is treating the roads this morning. the temperature p has dropped, 37 degrees on river road, but now further north, temperatures are cool34. and actually here in the storm team 4 x 4, tracking some flurries mixing in with that rain right now. i looked on the maryland site for the road temperatures and i'll be posting that. but the pavement temperature here is below freezing, so there is a concern for slick spots as temperatures remain around the freezing point this morning. you can see looking out at our front camera that truck there, that is treating the roads this morning. for the most part now as we continue to head south, we're seeing the rain mixing back in with flurries. for the most part, everything is light here. we were seeing heavier rain in the krooesd.c. but it is light here. >> thanks amelia. >>> you may have to wait a while before you can take your kids out to pl

for a look when things will change go straight to news 4 storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal. good morning rnlg good morning, barbara. seeing rain and snow moving into the area between about 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. that's the d.c. metro area. this system coming in from the south, and with snow in the forecast a winter weather advisory get to into effect for just about everybody, except parts of southern maryland and the northern neck but everybody else to the north and in purple here under this winter weather advisory from 6:00 p.m. today until noon tomorrow. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar as we track the system. in our area it's still dry, and it's going to remain dry for the afternoon hours. it's the evening hours where this rain and even snow in parts of virginia and north carolina moves into the area. here's the timing with futureweather. the pink is a rain/snow mix, maybe some sleet. the green is rain. 5:00 this is when it starts to arrive. 8:00 p.m. barbara, continuing to track the wintry mix. wintry mix continues on into the morning hours. how much snow can you anti

bitter cold out there, amelia. but at least the wind died down. >> the wind died down and plenty of sunshine. tomorrow we start off with clouds but it's going to be warmer. so a little give and take with our weather. overall, temperatures tomorrow will be warmer. a high tomorrow of about 39 degrees. but it will be breezy at times throughout the entire day. that's your first weather headline. well the minor warmup it does not last for long. frigid on saturday. high temperatures only in the mid 20s. today you see the weather alert in the bottom of your screen because of the cold temperatures. again, tracking similar cold. for our saturday at least it won't be windy. as we look to next week keeping a close eye on a storm system that looks to impact our area namely on monday. temperatures right now in the teens and 20s. 24 in washington. 19 in frederick. 27 for those of you in fredericksburg. and temperatures overnight tonight, near steady slowly warming. you can see here in your hour-by-hour temperature forecast 8:00

amelia what a pretty sight. >> reporter: oh, my gosh, it is beautiful. make sure you check it out this morning, the crescent moon in the eastern sky. just below it a little bit off to the right, you can see saturn this morning. obviously if we see the moon that means clear skies. so good news it will be a sunny start and overall mostly sunny today. but it is chilly here at the new metro station. temperature on t storm truck coming in right around 31 degrees. very similar to where we were yesterday. and there could be some isolated slick spots this morning. maybe some frost on the went shield. so allow some extra time for that. but if you're a walker obviously you're not dealing with frost on the windshield. what you need to wear today jacket and the sunglasses. i think you can leave the gloves at home. by this afternoon, temperatures warm to 46 degrees. so walking home from work on this friday, happy friday by the way, temperature aroun 44 degrees. a little bit breezy at times throughout the day, but with plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures than y

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boynton robinson gave usual faith. >> amelia boynton robinson unforgettable.t's our show. thursday on the program, may not be the one thing, questions about racial injustice and whether native lives matters. that story coming up thursday on "america tonight." if you would like to comment on anything you've seen tonight log on to our website, aljazeera.com/americatonight. and join the conversation on twitter or at our facebook page. good night. we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> you know how they say that everybody has a purpose in life? well, at one time, i felt that selling cocaine was my purpose. >> we was starvin', just lookin' for a way to succeed. >> the first time i seen rock cocaine was 1980. >> the murder rate was sky-high. >> south of the 10 freewa

amelia segal joins us. >> i will be there on saturday with tom and chuck. we'll have weather q and a. i'll post the times of those q and a sessions. i think we can all say the sunshine is the added bonus with the chill of 23 degrees for a high. windchill temperatures this afternoon only feeling like they're in the teens. tomorrow morning, it's definitely not as cold. but it will be breezy for your friday morning. so temperatures will feel like they're in their teens as you're heading off to work. warmer tomorrow. high of 37. keeping a close eye on monday for rain and the potential of some wintry mix as well. i'll have the latest on that system coming up on news 4 at 4:00. >> great, okay thanks a lot. >>> a new year means a new snow stick. yesterday, pat collins handed out the first snow stick of 2015 for the best snow hat. four hats were actually in the running for the big prize. the cat in the hat, the hamburger hat, the monsters incorporated couple. there they are. the babies first snow hat. as the news 4 today's team judged all of theend, the winner was

next weather and traffic on the 1s amelia segal joins us live with the storm team 4 x 4. how are the roads? >>> looking pretty good. 270 at monmontrose, everything throw fine. 66 at ox road looking pretty good. some slowdowns inbound. 95 in virginia slow through dale city. typical slowdowns. no incidents or accidents. branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue indian head highway, everything pretty typical. branch a little slow as you're headed inbound towards the beltway. and then remember martin luther king jr. avenue between alabama and malcolm x still shut down from the police investigation. >>> 6:32 now. developing this morning, if you work on the hill fbi says you are safe after they arrested a man they say was planning an attack on the capitol. tracie potts live for us on capitol hill right now. they're saying employees were never really in danger there. >> reporter: no because the fbi informant who tipped the fbi off gave them plenty of time to foil this plot. apparently he hasn't even gotten the bomb making materials yet. but the fbi says this man will be in court tomorr

amelia what's going on today? >> barbara, working our way into the afternoon, if you're still seeing cloudiness, expect the clouds to break up. those around washington and areas to the south, you can see this trend with the latest satellite, and radar. the most extreme parts of northern virginia and pretty much all of maryland back through the panhandle of west virginia seeing plenty of clear skies right now but clouds holding on in the district down through southern maryland and parts of northern virginia. our temperatures though, about 5 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. at 36 degrees. 2:00 p.m. a temperature right around 39. a high today of 41. that's warmer than yesterday. our high temperature yesterday, 33 degrees. we're keeping it dry through the afternoon d e hours. future weather, though notice at 1:00 still tracking clouds in parts of faulkner and prince charles county and into the mid to late afternoon hour those clouds should break up a little bit and as the sun goes down we'll see a little bit m

amelia joining us what you can expect in the coming hours. amelia? >> east of i-95 rain is almost a definite tomorrow. areas to the west of i-95 only the chance that you're dealing with some showers so latest. areas in dark blue southern maryland down through a good portion of the northern neck about a 90% chance dealing with rain tomorrow. d.c. metro area medium to high. a 70% chance that you're dealing with rain. those of you in this area of green, frederick, prince william counties as well as western montgomery only about a 30% chance of some showers. i'm posting this on my facebook and twitter pages and in ten minute it is timing on the system arrives an leaves. >> thank you. see you in a couple of minutes. >>> developing tonight, howard county police issued an arrest warrant for a man who killed his cystsister-in-law and tried to cover up the crime. timothy fuller is wanted for murder and arson. this morning, police found his sister-in-law stacy fuller dead in a burning trailer home. police believe that she lived there and that her husband and h

let's go to storm team 4 meteorologt amelia segal.ing it all for us. >> most of the area under a winter weather

amelia amelia? >> two storms.irst one arrives later tomorrow evening and it will run throughout the day on saturday coming to an end as late as saturday night. we're definitely going to be getting rain or snow. how much snow, though we still need to work on that part of the forecast right now. i'm forecasting now about one to four inches around the d.c. metro area parts of northern virginia western north maryland. southern maryland you might make it out with a coating or less. a high temperature on saturday of 36. today, not toot bad. partly sunny skies this afternoon. high of 47. storm, too, then areichs sunday night into monday. looking at another win the degree mex. the best chance of snow mixing in around the midday and afternoon hours on monday. i'll have updates to timing on these two storm systems coming up on news 4 add 4:00. again, the first one looks to arrive later tomorrow night and throughout the day on saturday. >> anything going to bring heavy snowfall or pretty much like yesterday? >> with temperat

next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at 6:11 p amelia segal joins us live with your walk to work forecast. how are roads? >>> overall looking pretty good. no problems headed to the spur. into and out of town on 66 looking good. earlier road sworkwork is out of the way. 95 north, trouble spot through dale city. we did have an earlier incident that has now cleared out of the way. so you don't have to worry about that any longer. we'll have a live picture along 66 coming up when i'm back in ten minutes. and also of course a look at some travel times. >>> i'm richard jordan at the live desk with breaking news. several european countries on high alert this morning after a terror plot was foiled just hours before it was set to go off. new information was just released by belgium prosecutors about a plot the that was set to unfold in the small town of verviers in belgium. according to the prosecutors there, the plan was to kill police officers 13 people have been arrested this belgium two arrested in connection to this in france. and then two people also killed. the investigators saying

amelia segal joins us live with the drive time forecast coming up at 6:41. melissa, seeing more traffic? >> seeing volume building. looking pretty typical. no major problems right now. a little slow top of the beltway. 66 at west ox road volume coming into town. 95 in virginia, pretty good until you get to dale city. slow there over into woodbridge. and then lorton. it open up again. slow inbound indian head highway as well as branch avenue. germantown road at black rock road all lanes blocked. your alternate great seneca highway. i'll be tweeting about that. >>> bomb threats on twitter is a growing new problem that could seriously affect your travel plans. 20 airplanes have been diverted. searched even escorted by fighter jets in response in just the last few days. federal investigators are now trying to find out who is behind this. nbc's tracie potts is live on capitol hill now with more. >> reporter: good morning. one they can they have doneing they have done they have suspended the twitter sites that were behind this but that didn't mean they know who wa

joining me now is that hero civil rights icon amelia boynton.ma congresswoman terry sewell who represents selma today and is bringing ms. boynton in as her guest tonight for the speech. it's an honor to have both of you with us tonight. >> it's great to be here reverend al it's amazing to have your she-ro right here. she ran for congress in 1964 as a first african-american woman from alabama to ever run, so it was awesome to have her here as well as -- >> you know ms. boynton, you spilled your blood on that bridge fighting for voting rights. how will it feel to see president obama deliver that speech tonight? >> well i thought so much of what my mother said. she said we will rise again. i wish she were living in this day, because she said that our day will come but each generation has to bear its own responsibility, and -- because god has given us all of the objectives that he wants us to have. >> wow. >> and i am happy to know that my mother in heaven has realized that this day has come. we don't have everything to do. this was the foundation w

amelia boynton lived to see her community guided by black leaders. and in time, a humbling pastor from a far away place was remembered on the corner where he became a martyr. >> but that's the guy you remember? that's the guy i remember. >> bow tie. >> yeah. >> not at all a commanding presence. >> not heroic. >> no heroic. he didn't intend to be. >> no, he did not. >> not a hero, just an every man, who might have lived and died a quiet life, has it not been for the tragic coincidences that led him to a street corner 50 years ago. instead he became a we minder that the sacrifices of just a few people, the change history for all of us. >> so jim did not die in vein. >> no, he didn't. >> even when you hear ferguson. >> no. no i don't feel that this is all in vain. i feel that it was a step in history. >> for mow to have been there is a great thing in my life. but i know that's not the end of the story. >> many "selma" we found a community zillion trying to reconcile it's past with racial justice today. it is now preparing the the 50th anniversary of blo

. >> let's go straight to storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal and the weather scene. anythings are about to change for the worse on us. >> exactly right. rain and snow to move into the area not tonight but tomorrow evening between 7:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. first here's the current temperatures. we're a good ten degrees warmer than this time yesterday. washington coming in at 48 degrees, storm team 4 radar dry right now and it remains dry tonight and for a good portion of the day tomorrow but it's this system that's moving through the gulf that will impact our area tomorrow evening and during the day on saturday. its arrival time on future weather at 7:00 p.m. the pink is rain and snow, the green is rain the numbers, the temperatures you can see as rain and snow moves into the area temperatures largely stay above 32 degrees. so tomorrow evening roads remain wet, not necessarily icy. now, when does the system leave? i'll let you know in about ten minutes. >>> virginia governor terry mcauliffe is back at work today after being released from the hospital. he tweeted pictur

amelia? >> you're absolutely right, vj. again, just to go over the temperatures it's cold tomorrow better on sunday. temperatures. but again, you could be dealing with slick spots early. a chilly but dry day on tuesday, and then we look ahead to thursday where there is another chance that we're dealing with a wintry mix. veronica will have more on that storm system coming up on news4 at 5:00 barbara and jim. >> thanks amelia. >>> the winter weather is harsh in western new york now, even areas used to the snow and ice are having a tougher time. >> mike bets betts is in buffalo where they have to take steps to keep drivers safe. >> winter weather returning with a vengeance in western new york and truly lake-effect snow trafficking up across lake erie and lake ontario. so much snow it brought the morning commute in buffalo to a halt. this is a weather hardy community. the timing and intensity of the snow just too bad for the plows to keep up with. and in fact shutting down the new york state thruway, a huge stretch between hoc

. >> amelia thank you. >>> we're going to check in with news 4 richard jordan at the live desk again th dai o that baby born on the beltway. richard? >> hey, brash. 495 and braddock road, where it hatched early this [ájj fairfax paramedics got a call just before 3:00 a.m. pap#,ñ woman in her own vak t e s going in labor. paramedics responded got the woman into the ambulance before they could make to the hospital right there in the ambulance on the side of the road where paramedics delivered that little baby girl. both mom and daughter are said to be doing just fine. they were taken to fairfax hospital. so a happy ending here but certainly quite welcomingn into the world there right onrh( the side of t highway tf othere, barbara? >> a day they will never forget. thank you so much, richard. >>> and today we are expecting to learn more information about monday's deadly smoke incident on the metro. the first lawsuit from the incident will b filed in court today. you first heard from malbert rich right here on "news4 midday" yesterday from fredericksed fsb saying they were negligent in op

amelia was up there yesterday. i spent a few hours out there this afternoon. 22nd year.missed any of it you should go to our facebook page. nbcwashi we've got a slide show of all the great stuff out there. >> i think the fabulous part is seeing viewers, talking to everybody, hearing the stories. chatting about weather. >> a lot of people were asking while i was there today, asking what is it going to be like tomorrow? looking ahead to monday morning. >> there is a possibility of freezing rain tomorrow morning. everybody dealing with rain for sure for that morning commute. so even without the freezing rain it's alrea slow go. allow extra time. if you can delay going in by 9:00 a.m. any freezing rain will transition over to only rain. again, that timing 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. because of the possibility of freezing rain in the forecast, tomorrow morning a weather alert day, tom will be in early, on air at 4:00 a.m. with weather updates tracking the latest radar storm team radar, exactly what's going on and where freezing rain is falling. as we look to wednesday, a slid

amelia boynton lived to see her community guided by black leaders.far-away place was remembered on the corner where he became a martyr. >> that's guy you remember. >> that's guy i remember. >> bow tie? >> not at all a commanding presence. >> not heroic? >> not heroic. not heroic. >> he didn't intend to be. >> no, he did not. >> not a hero, just an every man, a manual who might have lived and died a quiet life had it not been for the tragic consequences that led him to a street corner in selma 50 years ago. instead jim reed became a reminder of the sacrifices of just a few people can change history for all of us. so jim reed did not die in vain. >> no he didn't -- >> even after ferguson? >> no, he didn't -- no. i don't feel that this is all in vain. i feel that it was a step in history. >> come by here my lord ♪ ♪ come by here ♪ >> for me to have been there is a great thing in my life. but i know that's not the end of the story. ♪ come by here, o lord, come by here ♪ >> that's "america tonight" host joie chen. the city of selma's preparing for 50th an

you're right, amelia. thank you for sharing that with us and i guess we might see more snow out there later. we're going to keep up with our meter theologists as they tell us what to expect later today. the meteorologists. thanks amelia. >>> a wet start to the week and it is not over as we keep hearing. rain and snow still falling in parts of our area this morning. this was megan mcgrath live in rossville with how people are dealing with this latest round of morning weather. good morning again rt good morning, barbara. we had the snow taper off a little bit, but as you can see now, it's comi down once again. it's just really really light. we had heavier periods earlier this morning, but you can see we have accumulation on the grassy areas, on the bush. the good news here is that we really have seen no acoupe lakesn the road. we out and about all morning long and saw plenty of snow plows out there, in some cases actually salting the roads. in other cases, the roads were pre-treated. so when the snow started

amelia? >> reporter: well pat, i'm here at hutchison elementary school and the snow was falling heavily here around the midday and early afternoon hours. you can see the sign there at the school reporting the temperature at just above freezing 35 degrees. that's good news because it's allowing everything to melt and hopefully dry up before temperatures drop below the 32-degree mark overnight tonight. students still in school toda after-school activities were canceled. so everybody has left the elementary school now at this point, good news there. students having time to get home. as we come back out here and take a look at the current road conditions across the area first we'll look at the sidewalk where you can see there are slushy areas on the sidewalk. so if students are walking tomorrow they'll likely be dealing with icy spots. but parker avenue, conditions there for the most part just wet and most likely drying out over the next few hours. sot road conditions are good, but there could be

next weather and traffic on the 1s, your bus stop forecast, amelia segal will join us with the 4 x 4. >>> still have the water main break bowie, old annapolis at church road. big hole in the ground will. your alternate is annapolis road. 270 at falls road that looks good. no pro 66 into town you can fly either way. a tad slow as you're crossing over 123. river road at well lard avenue one inbound and one outbound lane blocked here this morning for some road work. that is a typical stretch where they usually dots road work here. it's been happening since the summer but we do see some extra stuff happening there at this point this morning. 395 north bound at seminary road still have two left lanes blocked from an earlier crash there this morning. otherwise everything is generally looking pretty good. >>> 6:02. right now this could make you late for work. madeelissa told us about the wearater main break. megan mcgrath is live on old annapolis road with more. >> reporter: well, melissa has been talking about all morning and take a look live here that's the hole in the middle of the old an

named amelia who invited dr.>> she was the one saying selma is the perfect place. we have a sheriff who is going to resist us when we come in. >> if you don't disperse you're going to be arrested. >> fantastic legend. >> reporter: her name and her face. we went to find her, kissed by family loved one gathered to see the movie. at 103, her review --? >> it is fantastic. we've got so much to do. >> amelia who says we have so much to do. and we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a computer programmer from ann arbor, michigan... a budget analyst from riverside, california... and our returning champion an opera producer from new york, new york...

named amelia boynton who invited dr.>> she was the one who was amplifying saying selma is the perfect place. we have a sheriff who is going to resist us when we come in. >> if you don't disperse, you're going to be arrested. >> fantastic legend. we should know her name. >> reporter: her name and her face. we went to find her, kissed by family, loved ones gathered to see the movie. at 103, her review? >> it is fantastic. we've got so much to do. >> amelia who says we have so much to do. and we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. >> >>> team coverage on retirement of one of california's old guard politicians. who is lining up to replace barbara boxer. >> the word is out on the bay area's by the to host the summer olympics the decision of the selection committee. >> growing opposition to the use of a military vehicle like this. do they need an armored ambulance? >> how will they get there this weekend? >> that breaking news is in east san jose today a fire at a metal recycling plant. >> this is a live look at the ste

named amelia who invited dr.>> she was the one saying selma is the perfect place. we have a sheriff who is going to resist us when we come in. >> if you don't disperse you're going to be arrested. >> fantastic legend. >> reporter: her name and her face. we went to find her, kissed by family loved one gathered to see the movie. at 103, her review --? >> it is fantastic. we've got so much to do. >> amelia who says we have so much to do. and we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. from sonony pictures studios it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen here are the stars of our sh pat sajak and vanna white. hello! how you doing? you got a lot of dress there. thank you. thank you, jim. thanks, everybody. thanks so much. you look lovely. goodbye. hey, how are you? good to see you all. how's everybody? get ready, and we'll give away some money here -- $1,000. our first "toss up" of the night is a "phrase." [ bell chimes ] alli. it's about time. no. everybody else.

next weather and traffic on the #s amelia segal joins us live with the 4 x 4. your what to wear forecast for the #brrs day. >>> making progress repairing a broken water main at connecticut and r streets. some roads are still closed. want to go to megan mcgrath with a look at the area you might want to avoid this morning. they're still working, megan. >> reporter: they are making progress. they have actually fixed the pipe and they're now in the process of filling in the hole, tamping down the dirt. so while we still have a closure, t street is closed at connecticut avenue hopefully that will not be the case for too much longer. the other good news here is that they have been able to restore the water to the businesses in the area. there was a restaurant and another building that lost water when this water main broke yesterday. so they have been restored. connecticut avenue is no longer i impacted but as you can see by this video yesterday it was quite a mess. so we are seeing some progress here. connecticut avenue if you generally use that you'll be fine this m

happy friday. >> amelia segal live with the 4 metro station. >> reporter: good morning. with glove it's not too bad outside. i've only seen one jogger, though. i will say that. temperature here at the storm team 4 x 4 coming in at 33 degrees. and this is the storm system that we're tracking. i'm tracking it this morning in the back of the storm truck. this moves in to our area this evening. it will impact overnight tonight throughout the morning and midday hours tomorrow. for the computer forecast this morning, mostly cloudy skies. heading home, that's the exact time when rain and potentially some rain and snow start to move into the area. notice the temperatures in the low 40s. so at least for that evening commute, as this inclement weather moves in road surfaces should be below freezing and that is something we can track. i'll be posting some of that information on facebook and twitter. tom will have the totals of the system in ten minutes. how rts theare the roads? >>> a road repair river road at willard avenue just one outbound and one inbound lane open. they have be

expect more showers and fog but as storm team 4's amelia siegal has been following it there is no real worry. >> that is great news temperatures overnight will stay near steady or even slowly warming. but there are concerns for fog in the forecast here is the hour by hour forecast as we work our way to midnight. notice in the beltway temperatures are in the mid-40s, in the subway in the mid-to-upper 30s. i am tracking fog fredericksburg and gaithersburg. and fog will continue to be a concern until about midnight tonight and then after that any fog should break up. in addition to that chris, showers at times tonight but rain in the forecast tomorrow. all the law on that coming up in about ten minute. >>> all right, thank you, amelia right now students are looking for a place to live after a fire gutted their place in maryland. the fire gutted their place so quickly they are lucky to be alive with smoke alarms going off early this morning at 4:00 a.m. and firefighters had a very tough time one of them had to be rushed to the burn unit. >> reporter: a ball of fire lit up the night. flames

storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal will tell us what is coming our way and when.d morning and welcome to "news 4 today." i'm adam tuss. >> i'm angie goff. today is sunday january 25th. ready for another round? >> let's go straight to storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal. >> a winter storm warning will begin for the panhandle of west virginia washington county and maryland and frederick county virginia this morning. that will run through tomorrow

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let's go to storm team 4 meteorologt amelia segal. she's tracking it all for us. >> most of the area under a winter weather advisory. that includes the d.c. metro region. this just in from the national weather service. that means we're looking at snow to start accumulating very early tomorrow morning and continue at times. potentially rain mixing in through out the day tomorrow and into tomorrow night. here is the latest satellite and radar image. this is our system ohio indiana, illinois all seeing the activity, evh iowa where they're seeing a little snow. temperatures here supporting rain as the system moves into the area during the late afternoon or very early evening hours, as early as 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. temperatures in the upper 40s at that point. as we head into the overnight hours and the sun goes down and colder air moves into the area, these numbers here are the temperatures. notice how they start to fall. by 1:00 a.m. montgomery county frederick county howard county we could start to see snow started to accumulate for areas n

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