amelia segal has an update now from the storm center. amelia? >> what we're really starting to notice is minor, even moderate flooding in some spots around streams, creeks, and rivers. so here is the latest on flood warnings. goose creek in loudoun county under a flood warning through tomorrow. included, monocacy, shenandoah. loudoun county and parts of carroll county as well. the flood warnings continue at least into the overnight hours if not longer. here is the latest on storm team4 radar. still steady rain impacting the metro area but starting to dry further to the west. tomorrow at least we're looking at a dry day but there could be patchy fog at the bus stops, so a heads up there. recess not looking too bad, just breezy, and dismissal, a temperature around 50 degrees, pat. >> all right, amelia. >>> new developments about those massive storms that pummeled the south. the national weather service is surveying the damage in several states where people reported more than a dozen tornadoes. collinsville, mississippi, got a great hit with more t

amelia segal is preparing you for the commute at 6:11. >>> all eyes on oregon right now as the four remaining ranchers at an oregon wildlife refuge will surrender, this after a confrontation with the fbi. the occupiers said they plan to turn themselves in only if they are escorted by a nevada politician and a member of the billy graham evangelistic association. they plan to meet officials at a check point this morning. (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. >>> nobody wants to see this if you're expecting a package. a miami homeowner caught a u.p.s. delivery man chucking the packages over a gate. he walks to the gate, throws the packages right over the top. contents spill out. inside the package there were bullets apparently for a small hand gun. the homeowner says it also posed a security risk since anybody co

amelia segal is back with what your neighborhood will see. we have the map for new a few minutes. >>> i'm wendy rieger at the live desk. we have learned in the past hour there are three confirmed cases of the zika virus in the district of columbia and one of those people is a pregnant woman. the health department says all three contracted that virus while they were traveling. one infected last year visited south america, the other two, including the pregnant woman, infected while traveling this year. one was visiting central america. the other south america. we don't know the condition of the pregnant woman or her fetus, but there is obvious concern because of the possible link between zika and birth defects that have been defected in south america. >>> new york is now offering pre tests to pregnant women who have travelled to impact countries. we'll update you as we learn more. >>> breaking news, police investigate a shooting involving one of their own. chopper4 was just over post office road and st. charles parkway in waldorf. police tell u

amelia segal is on the weather deck with a check on conditions. is it still snowing? >> reporter: some grapparoppolr falling. smaller than hail. and in addition to that seeing snowflakes mixing this. but temperatures above freezing. so it is melting instantlinstan. at the bus stop, rain/snow flakes. dismissal, dry and the sun will be out, but it will be breezy. so it will continue to feel cold throughout the day. duck will be talking about a better chance of wintry weather next week, but for now, we'll send to melissa. >>> st. mary's county, you see a slushy yucky mess here. and of course we have the snow here on different parts of the area as far as when you're looking at grassy areas and stuff like that. blue line delays, malfunction at king street. suitland parkway at alabama avenue, disabled vehicle. as far as travel times, 270 south looks good. 95 to 270, a couple minutes behind. typically slow there. 95 north quantico to the beltway, looking good. >>> two d.c. emt firefighters are no longer caring for patients after they missed a gunshot wound on a patient. acco

our live team coverage begins with storm team4 meteorologist amelia segal who is tracking snow. eah, erika. here is the latest on storm team4 radar. seeing snow trying to push into the panhandle of west virginia. it will move in during the later evening hours. you can see it radar. i will be posted arrival times on my facebook and twitter pages. 10:00 p.m. you can see the snow impacting petersburg. it will also be in parts of winchester and luray. notice how the track is towards the east. by 11:00 it's in fauquier. it continues to push into the d.c. metro area. everybody is seeing snow at 2:00 p.m. the snow continues tomorrow on into the midday hours. so the roads will be snow covered tomorrow morning. as soon as the snow falls it will stick because of how cold the air is. by the afternoon we're tracking a wintry mix. at that point snow and ice covered roads. best idea to avoid travel tomorrow. tuesday morning still tracking the potential for icy spots on bridges and overpasses. i will have more on a winter storm warning and winter weather advisory and what that means for your ne

let's go to amelia segal outside. >> happy national weather person's day. just a few flurries and sprinkles. so light i don't even need the umbrella. but what i am noticing, there is a bit of a breeze and winds will continue to pick up. the snow is not really sticking to the ground here in the metro area. it's all about the timing lining up with the morning rush. and as i'm walking outside, wet surfaces out here and temperatures still well above freezing on the weather deck. but the temperature of 39. you see the breeze blowing my hair. so you'll still want to bundle up. and a slow down for folks mainly in southern maryland. >>> that's right. amelia and i found this camera for you a while ago. slushy spots in california, maryland in st. mary's county. you can see the little annoying mess on the ground. doesn't seem to be slowing things down too much right now. inbound 4 suitland parkway, a disabled truck in the right lane. all lanes blocked at georgetown pike at river bend road because of a fuel spill. they are trying to clean that up. not sure how long it

>> amelia segal describes it as raining snow flakes and i agree with that assessment of it. a rain/snow mix here through about 8:00 or 9:00 this morning. a very low impact event because the road surfaces are warm. we'll be back into breezy sunshine later today. a nice quiet weekend coming your way and keeping a close eye next monday night into tuesday, a perchance for potentially some accumulating snow. for now, most of this is just snowflakes that you can see landing on the grass. most of the roads are well above the freezing mark. temperatures 37 in washington, 33 in st. mary's county. so that's the reason with the two hour delay down there. could just get enough snow to be a little slushy. but the rest of the day well up into the 40s for today and tomorrow, as well. >>> brand new crash here, this one great falls popped up. according to the map here, georgetown pike shut down at river bend road. and now a fuel spill because of that crash that they are trying to clean up. we'll try to get more information on that one for you here in the next couple minutes. 66 looks good. a

you know that whole wrap the scarf around your head and -- >> amelia segal had that on yesterday. looked like she had a blanket on. might need it in addition to your scarf this morning. the man of the hour, storm team 4 meet meteorologist chuck bell. >> weather headlines, number one thing we're watching for is a chance for snow showers this evening. could leave a quick inch. and then we head into the deep freeze over the weekend. here is it also clipper well back out here into the ohio valley. it's racing in our direction, so that's where the snow is coming from, well out to our west. no big impacts for most of the day, but snow chances sneak up after the sun goes down this evening into tonight. current windchills are mosley in t mostly in the teens. 18 this morning, 7:00 tonight, 25 and snow showers likely. by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the teens with windchills down they're zero. we'll talk about the impacts on your daily commute in ten minutes. but for now, how is 95 doing? >> not too hot this morning. take a look at this p you can see headed southbound, we are

tom tomorrow morning and amelia segal tomorrow night and into the day on sunday. guys? >> batten down the hatches. >> yeah. >> tune in, you get the new models at 11:00, too. >>> the democratic presidential candidates are back on the stump after last night's debate while the republicans are getting ready to share a stage of their own. just as we learned that former virginia governor jim gilmore has suspended his long-s for the white house. you may not even remember he was in officially. today several gop contenders reached out to south carolina's christian evangelicals. the slimmed down republican field will clash during a debate tomorrow night. on the democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders are fighting for the powerful black vote ahead of the primary. >>> well, the president of maryland's senate in annapolis says a lot of democrats are getting vicious hate mail because of a bill that would restore voting rights to felons. the democrats voted to override a veto from the governor. senate president mike miller told governor hogan to stop his supporters from sin

so make sure you tune in and watch amelia segal and tom. there's your storm. a cold week ahead.e moren th on that coming. >>> now to a potentially dangerous situation overseas where they are looking for roof active materials. >> it's raising new fears they could fall into the hands of eye sits. here is nbc's kelly cobiella. >> reporter: it's a nightmare scenario, isis packing explosives making a so-called dirty bomb. now, a key ingredient used by the oil industry to check for leaks in pipes has vanished in southern iraq. an iraqi government document seen by nbc news confirms that a highly dangerous radioactive material, iridium 192, was stolen from a storage facility linked to weatherford oil company in november. u.s.-based weatherford oil told nbc news we do not own, operate, or control sources of iridium 192 or the bunker where the source are stored and a different company held the material. nbc news has not been able to reach them for comment. >> we've not seen any indication the material in question has been acquired by daesh or any other terrorist groups in the region, but

we continue with amelia segal who is hoping the homeless avoid a life or death situation. >> reporterlast weekend storm team4 started talking about the bitterly cold temperature that is would be with us this weekend. john mendes said this lead time is crucial. >> we've been out for a few mornings now consistently, so we're going to keep messaging that just to make sure everybody is aware the cold weather is coming. when folks are on the street, they don't have a place to live, they don't have a tv. they don't get the information, so we're there, basically we're the information driver. >> reporter: i met john a year ago. he wanted to know how to better understand the long-term forecast to help his mission. community outreach for the homeless. as you can see, these are common household items that bethesda cares is handing out right now ahead of the cold snap so folks can beat hypothermia and stay ali alive. >> they can wrap this around life saving? >> it is life saving. folks are going into areas like metro stations where it's a little bit warmer and they're going to catch the heat comi

amelia segal is helping us. downed trees if fairfax. we're seeing that.fre radio has been knocked off the air down around the frederick area. we have had a lot of issues with this now. notice the severe thunderstorm warnings. there's a new warning. let's see if it's down south. see where this warning is down south? nope. not seeing it pop up just yet. i'm interested to see if anything happens in this area down to the south. but we're looking at prince george's county, northern charles, fairfax county. we've got hail now that's come through the wood bridge area. so wood bridge saw hail as those storms moved through. that tells us this county, alexandria, right through bethesda, through potomac right now, rockville, gaithersburg, up around montgomery village, this line has the history of seeing some hail. we're seeing a lot of hail. we're seeing a lot of lightning with this as well. once again just incredible to see this happening in the month of february. now, we mentioned father hurley a little earlier. take that full. let's take that full. you notice the

here's amelia segal with a look at your forecast.warmer than yesterday because we'll have lighter winds. a high of 34. sunshine gives way to cloudy skies. windy and frigid tomorrow. a high of 24. it will feel like single digits throughout the day. when you factor in those winds, that's why tomorrow and sunday are weather alert days. >> thanks, amelia. get the latest n (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1 their a in rockefeller plaza. >> you made it! it is tried, february 12th. meredith vieria is here for kathie lee. >> thank you! >> hello! >> it's always a pleasure. >> i like that we went casual today. >> you told me to go casual. >> they told me you wanted to go casual. you called me uper