kentucky 78 and west virginia 39. that's the biggest loss in the history of the ncaa. i would think among them. so a look at saturday night's game. it will be seen on tbs at 8:49. it will be kentucky going up against notre dame. final score. kentucky 78 and west virginia 39. for chris webber len elmore lewis johnson, marv albert good night from cleveland. tune in to tbs right now for xavier and arizona. right here we will send you to our studio after these messages. when sprint told us that they'd cut our verizon bill in half we were like 'why?' and they were all 'to save you money on your rate plan' and i was like 'why?an anthpren sprint was like 'so you n d spend ne sy on stu u you want'. but,e ahave all the stuff. we're rich.wh whe wearwen veinn going? baa basketball game. sports soeo pe eople are stupid ric fothstreofst of us, there's rint. brg yo vyo v v izonbibi turn in your o pne anwecu'lcuurt your rate plan in half. switch now and we'll pay whatevert scosts for yotoe come to sprint. the real question that nds

and change over in the past hour or so. people in two dozen states are under winter weather alerts. the storm makes for dangerous commutes from dallas to the boston area. plows hit the road in west virginia overnight as snow quickly accumulated on the ground. just yesterday, parts of the state had flooded roads and mudslides after heavy downpours. up to a foot of snow expected today, officials issued a state of emergency. >> i have never seen it like this. >> reporter: there's a similar soggy story playing out in parts of kentucky. >> i hope the snow moves in quicker than they anticipate to slow down the water flow. >> reporter: it could be winter's final punch of the season expected to bring snow and ice in texas. >> try to plan the flattest route with the fewest turns and the fewest areas where you could get in trouble. >> travel in arkansas could be so tricky, police plan to use military hummers to get around. >> gives us the dimension to be able to serve the community and get places where we may not be able to get normally when the conditions like this get bad up there. >> cities like washington, d.c. and philadelphia could get six inches of snow. in new york city, people could see f

kentucky 78 and west virginia 39. that's the biggest loss in the history of the ncaa. i would think among them. so a look at saturday night's game. it will be seen on tbs at 8:49. it will be kentucky going up against notre dame. final score. kentucky 78 and west virginia 39. for chris webber len elmore lewis johnson, marv albert good night from cleveland. tune in to tbs right now for xavier and arizona. right here we will send you to our studio after these messages. when sprint told us that they'd cut our verizon bill in half we were like 'why?' and they were all 'to save you money on your rate plan' and i was like 'why?an anthpren sprint was like 'so you n d spend ne sy on stu u you want'. but,e ahave all the stuff. we're rich.wh whe wearwen veinn going? baa basketball game. sports soeo pe eople are stupid ric fothstreofst of us, there's rint. brg yo vyo v v izonbibi turn in your o pne anwecu'lcuurt your rate plan in half. switch now and we'll pay whatevert scosts for yotoe come to sprint. the real question that nds

and snow around the martinsburg area too. you can see up towards the north, the poconos, right down through west virginia and back towards the west where the snow is coming down an inch per hour right now in portions of kentucky ohio and west virginia. that's why everybody in the penk is under a winter storm warning, including our entire area right on through the day tomorrow. it includes everybody and any time we have a winter storm warning we could get over 4, 5, 6 inches of snow. now, future weather, rain right around the 11:00 hour. by 3:00 a.m. still all rain around the d.c. area and areas to the south. notice where the snow is. winchester martinsburg, hagerstown sleet mixing in to the north but by about 6:00 everyone north and west of d.c. is swechitched over to know. 6:00 a.m. we have a mixture of rain sleet and snow. the roads are going to be a-okay early tomorrow morning. do not get fooled by that. by 8:00 watch what happens here. by 9:45 everybody is seeing the snow and by 8:00 i do expect to see those roads starting to get covered in and around the d.c. metro area. it will come very quick and we'll start to see the

and top ranked unbeaten kentucky at 9:45 tonight. dexter miles of west virginia has guaranteed an upset but the wildcats heavily favored and the head coach is 9-2 against john caliparri and west virginia hopes that wild chaotic press works against kentucky. >> why wouldn't it? you know, we've been playing this way all year. we've had success against everybody. no matter what style and what type of players they had. that's the only way we play and it's just up to us to make it work. tim: all right. in pro basketball, the wizards are in a free fall and it is about -- it's absolutely the wrong time. they have 10 games left in the regular season. they're out against the warriors monday. they just quit. blew a 10 point fourth quarter lead last night against the pacers and how about the head coach randy wittman. as soon as george hill scored at indiana, randy was walking off. his team isn't expecting miracles right now. four losses in a row. he didn't even stick around and the wizards are searching for answers as the season starts to wind down. >> we've been consistent

far western maryland and west virginia and southwestern pennsylvania. if you are traveling overnight, and some people do, may run into slick spots. from berryville toward cumberland through moore field, we have some snow showers continuing toward hagerstown with more clouds in the metro. snow showers east of 81, that wouldn't be out of the question. as we go through the day, clouds should thin some, partly thinning in the afternoon. then a warm front will approach. this is going to throw rain toward us, showers anyway. as we get into wednesday morning. looks like the bulk of them are going to lift north and east of us. wednesday the milder air moves in. probably will see sun as well with highs above 60. look what is coming as we head toward thursday. that is a cold front, that will be arriving later thursday. out ahead of it, warm southwest winds, going to push us, i think, into the low 70s, slight chance for even getting to 75. 4 today if that. unseasonably cool. tonight low to mid-30s with snow showers here and there, especially tuesday morning, north

stormtracker 6 live double scan showing moisture building to the south and west and notice though only in the higher elevations of virginia and west virginia we are seeing it as snow, this is mainly rain at this point. that is typical for march and it is moving into colder air and creating snow right now there is low pressure south of nashville this is beginning to transfer its energy to a coastal low, that will move up to the north and east and gradually strengthening as it does and this brings us a messy last day of winter. the national weather service posted winter weather advisories for tomorrow for the bulk of our viewing area, this is not a light and fluffy snow, the only area not under the advisories and for central and southern delaware, this is mainly a rain event this is midmorning likely towards the end of the morning commute the snow overspreads the region and again for the far southern zones of rain with a few snowflakes mixed in as we head through the day the rain-snow line moves up near philadelphia by early evening and north of

southeastern ohio and west virginia hit the hardest with 8 to 10. >>> the best way to describe this morning'soad conditions extremely messy. be prepared for rain and flash flooding from texas to the carolinas and icy conditions in tennessee to maine. >>> if you're planning to fly, there are going to be some airport delays in a lot of place, boston new york philadelphia washington, d.c. charlotte, atlanta, new orleans, memphis, houston and also wherever you are pretty much. whoo. we'll have a mess today. >>> scary moments on the tarmac at denver's airport when passengers are ordered off their aircraft seconds after landing. >> taking some of this video here an escape video into the snow and american airlines flight beginning in charlotte, the airline now trying to figure out what caused that smoke in the plane. >>> turn now to some texas returning brothers. they were caught on camera behaving like frat boys. >> the students from southern methodist university are seen spitting and urinating on their neighbors' fence next door to their off-campus sigma chi fraternity house in dallas. the neighbo

enough to maybe plow through little rock and west virginia and that may extend to the northeast too.looking at the long range stuff because there's got to be a hope somewhere. it's going to be mid march soon and that's when we turn the corner. it looks like march 10th or 12th, the weather pattern changes. >> thank you sir. appreciate it. coming up next damatic video of terror in the sky. don't go anywhere. "way too early" is going to be right back after this and explain it. you're clean. bam! charmin ultra strong cleans so much better it meets even the highest standards of clean. with a soft duraclean texture, charmin ultra strong is 4 times stronger. and you can use up to 4x less. charmin ultra strong. ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ [ female announcer ] fiber one. >>> we've talked about this before. saturday night live often going where no one else would go but did a sketch that the show did go too far this weekend. it was a parody of my bold dad commercia

and right now light snow falling in west virginia. ve picture from the storm team 4 x 4. looks like the snow is starting on stick on the ground where chuck and crew are. we have crews all over the area for you morning. darcy spencer is live along route 1 in prince george's county in laurel where it is still raining looks like there. >> reporter: and we're getting a very little bit of rain it was raining a little bit harder earlier this morning. we are ready for the snow. highway administration is ready for the snow. public works department. everybody is on standby waiting for the snow to start. so bring it on. let's take a look where we are. this shall route 1 in laurel area of prouk. you can see a little bit of light traffic coming through here. about this time on a typical weekday morning, you would definitely see more cars coming through here. so i can tell you traffic is lighter this morning. schools have been canceled here in prince george's county for today. a lot of government offices are closed for the day. and again we're just

. >> maryland and west virginia will have an 8:40 tip. the nights took a blow with a broken pinky and appear -- surgery he's back. plus 128 - 22. let's get to anderson. he drives left. he has great news for fans. it was 79 - 67. frank has post game reaction. >>reporter: the number two seed survived and advance against belmont. the cavaliers move onto it third round in the ncaa tournament. >> we are not a team they can't play. we play well at a faster tempo. we can get out of sorts. at the same time it was more on us then them. we had a few break downs. the coach told us before the game that we'll call one of our players to get to the side. we took advantage of that. >>reporter: the cavaliers winning they will get a rematch at the team that knocked them out last year at michigan state. that will be virginia and michigan state sometime on sunday afternoon in charlotte. >>> we have uva and michigan state on sunday. >>> the colonials play cwa. they play for the colonial. he puts them within 10. lindsey in the game and the colonial season 82 -

it includes the counties in purple east and west virginia. later this morning and all the way into this evening this winter weather advisory mainly for sleet and light icing. right now the storm team 4 radar showing a little bit that have going on. some snow and sleet here in ohio indiana, illinois. this is heading off to the east. leading edge showing up on the storm team 4 radar is a few scattered flurries -- these are trying to reach the ground as well as shenandoah valley and farther to the west pan handle from frederick. here is the timing on the more potent part coming in around noontime. maybe some snow and sleet that may be causing icing. and snow and sleet moves into the immediate metro area about 1:00 or 2:00. it tracks to the east. and very light. and maybe light icing after that around 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. that in the pink zone that continues. and the green zone is light rain that may switch to light rain during the early part of the evening. by 8:00 most is over and we're going get a temporary reprieve and more rain moves in as much

and become more wide spread. this is as of 6:00 p.m. across northern virginia. east and westryland our nearby suburbs, showers moving through starting around 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. after that they drift to the east. might get rumbles of thunder as it tracks through between 7:00 to around 9:00 p.m. after that the cloud cover breaks up and begin to clear out. if you hear thunder and the rain falling, check out the radar on storm team app when you're away from your tv. in the 30s to 40s degrees. manassas near a little bit below freezing. post your pictures like lara ellis did overlooking the gorgeous shenandoah valley. this was yesterday afternoon when the clouds came through. there's the sun beginning to show up here. sunrise this morning 6:55 at the ground level. our tower camera much higher seeing it first. the beautiful lavender sky. the low 60s this afternoon and the temperatures lumt after the rain goes by. low 40s tomorrow morning. 50s wednesday. highs on thursday and friday near 70 degrees! a nice warm pattern coming into the week. might get showers and thunder friday afterno

and valpo battling. virginia gets cavalier with bell monlt. buffalo shuffles off and west virginia waits for the winner of the maryland-valpo game. tim: let's start with the march madness, tournament continues. maryland is playing valparaiso right now. they got off to a 9-2 start but oh, what a game now. they are at the half. terps lead 31-27. if the terrapins win, they'll play west virginia sunday in a matchup that has everybody in our viewing area excited. they just barely made it today with time running out, tariq phillips hit that three ball. game, set, match. the buffalo team mountaineers win it 68-62. my daughter julie is happy tonight! a mountaineer. virginia cavaliers should have been a number one seed and ended up a two. played belmont this afternoon and had to hold on winning 79-67. justin anderson did not start in the game. they needed him and he played well when he got in. scored double figures. take a look and listen. >> going down the stretch, definitely concerned because that's a very dangerous team. they hit quick shots and they take a lot of threes so they

you can see a sharp contrast from all of the snow and cold, even through nashville through west virginia and virginia, to the south, look at south caroline 71, raleigh-durham 36. over the course of the day a 40-degree temperature difference within one state. you can see our area have of low pressure culprit of the snow moving away but behind

but these are the models that came apart in illinois and west virginia. >> those are the cars that are known as the 1232s. >> but obviously they aren't good enough. >> and we know right now that they're not tough enough. >> reporter: here's the problem. both the older and newer cars have the same thickness a steel shell less than half an inch thick. the new cars are simply reinforced at both ends. the department of transportation is finalize being tougher standards which the industry says it supports. >> we believe it needs full thermal jackets. it needs thicker skin. it needs full shields on either end of the tank car. and it needs what is called a high pressure relief valve on the top of the car. >> but safety advocates worry that the new government regulations won't go far enough or be phased in quickly enough. >> behind the scenes there is a ferocious campaign going on, not to bring on in standards because it costs the industry more money. >> so do accidents. trains hauling crude oil and ethanol, many believe there's no time to waste. lisa stark, al jazeera washington. >> church le

and west virginia. >> extending into frederick. >> mohr so northern frederick. >> you could see. three, four, maybe six. >> that is pushing it. and you get farther south and eastern loudon on chance of three. we will get less than an inch in washington. >> maybe half an inch on the grassy areas k south and east of town. you might see flakes and it won't stick to anything. >> temperatures are not moving much. >> upper 30s to 40. >> 10 miles an hour. and we will see this stuff taper off late in the afternoon. >> tonight, cloudy and cold night with temperatures, 30 to 35. >> slick spots redeveloping. and watch out early saturday. it turns out nice. and after today's yellow alert. and this is in the few spots. and then the strong angle, you recovered quickly. >> little cooler monday. >> with a chance of a shower. >> only near 50. and back to the 60s by wednesday. >> larry miller. it is a lot of fun. >> can we blame you. >> yes. >> okay. >> 36 and apparently heard of a crash on dc 295. working on getting more information about the that. and be mindful to head out in the area. >> 295. o

forecast. >> the fog is beginning to lift but we have rain now into tennessee, kentucky and southern west virginiaing more steady rain in between 8:00 10:00 this morning and then into early afternoon it will taper off. but right now this patch of green just a little bit of sprinkle activity northern virginia nearby suburbs, southern maryland and just south of fredericksburg. with the fog around and a little light rain, you'll need an umbrella today and your rain boot. may still be puddles around the curbs. temperatures will be holding steady in the pourts through 8:00 with the fog around especially north of the metro area. a little light rain around noontime still hovering around 50, but then it will jump into the mid-60s in the metro area by midafternoon. a look at neighborhood highs and lows that's coming up at 5:41. >>> looking pretty good right now as we're taking a look at the main routes in will and out of town here. one problem with canal road we'll talk about in a second. but 95 at newington, a little bit of fog here and there, but having some of it now lift and getting moisture falling. b

heaviest snows are over kentucky and west virginia. d.c. could get six. philly could get six.etty, new york city is right on that line. jersy shore, as much as ten inches. >> this is the last one, you promise, no more? >> i promise, this is the last one until the next one. >> all right, everybody you heard that right now. >>> breaking overnight, we do have some frightening pictures of a turkish airliner after it skidded off a slippery runway in nepal. a spokesperson said all people on board were safe, although one of them was sent to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> same-sex marriages are once again being held up in alabama. the alabama supreme court has ordered all probate judges to stop providing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >>> former cia director david petraeus will plead guilty. the decorated war veteran stepped down 2012 after it was revealed that he provide access of his black books to his mistress and author, the plea deal will prevent him from serving prison time. >>> and look how many felines there are. the human population is just 22, but there are mo

and now we have rain beginning to move this. rain stretches from west of fredericksburg in to the shenandoah valley and into west virginia, south from richmond down to the north carolina border. leading edge coming into culpeper area. the pink is a zone where it may begin to freeze up a little bit because temperatures are a little bit below freezing. so we have all these counties in pink northern virginia, including fairfax, loudoun, prince william, fauquier stafford over to culpeper. charles and st. mary's also just you included into the advisories. mountains, at or a little below freezing. because skies have still remained fairly clear around the metro area but as the rain moves in we will likely have a little bit of light icing so watch out for that between now and mid-morning. by 8:00 9:00 most of the region should be above freezing with the light rain. maybe sprinkles by noontime. mid 50s drg the afternoon, small chance of some sprinkles. >>> big chance of road work here this morning with your shawl chance of sprinkles. 66 west at glebe, we have two left lanes blocked. that is expected to wrap up around 5:00 this morning.

i was very clear on that and i think most west virginia and feel the way i do. 40% of this line is already built. 40% of this line is our needles. this is the part that we are talking about that has not been built that we would like to build. in the capacity, we have talked about 12% of that volume of this would be north american. we are moving our oil, producing our oil, buying for my friendliest neighbor and our ally canada, and it makes us more secure it as a nation. i have heard all arguments. oh, my goodness. we cannot do this because it will come straight down and go out. they make you believe it is going to come out to be taken to another country and we get no benefit at all. well, we had a press conference maybe two or three weeks ago and we had the prime minister of canada. we had the premier, we had everybody there who agreed that that will not happen. you can't anyway because they need us to refine it. they would be subjected to the same rules and regulations as are commerce department puts on oil in america. that no crude will be exported unless we change the law. that prevents

and the snowfall in those situations with moreaccumulations, inward west virginia. one of the big winners. seven inches in laytonville. some more totals for you at the university park. 5.3 inches. baileys, cross roads, 5.8 inches. aspen hill with more than eight inches and nine inches so far in winchester. topper? >> pretty impressive. heavier snow will taper off between now and 7:00 p.m. heavy snow is already over with in to parts of i-95. below freezing for 2:00 p.m. tomorrow and many folks may not make it above freezing. be careful walking with a general 10 inches of snowfall, which is pretty much what we have said last night and looking for a freeze tonight. looking at temperatures in the single digits. in fact we'll see the record lows. okay the day planners to start with a lot of sunshine tomorrow. 21 at 11:00 and 25 at 1:00. the next three days, we have to do a yellow alert for you tomorrow. 34, maybe optimistic, but not optimistic kind of a guy. still chilly, seasonably chilly and near 50 on sunday. average high is 52. good news though, the first weekend in t

we could see as much as four to eight inches in kentucky, southern ohio and west virginia. 2 to 4 inches in the northeast. that is going to put us very close, savannah, to breaking that all-time record in boston. >> all right, dylan dreyer, thank you so much. >>> tonight, a surprising admission from pediatricians. a new survey found nearly all of them have been asked by parents to delay and space out the vaccines given to their children. and most of them agree even though that goes against expert advice and could leave children vulnerable to disease. doctors said they didn't want to lose their patients. today we also learned the measles outbreak continues to spread. now 170 cases so far this year. >>> a dallas nurse who survived ebola is suing the parent company of texas health presbyterian hospital accusing that hospital of failing to provide adequate equipment and training to staff dealing with the deadly disease and violating her privacy by releasing details on her condition. nina pham contracted ebola while caring for the first patient ever diagnosed with the virus on american soil t

west, snow toward minneapolis. rape to the south. this will stay to the south. and this storm back to the west really is not going to give us that much except snow into mountains of west virginia maybe western maryland. for us, it's going to help reinforce the cold air. tomorrow chilly. 48 in d.c. 50 in manassas. 45 in martinsburg. average high is 58. we will be close to ten degrees below average as we move you through the next few days. tomorrow morning, 30 also close to ten degrees below average. between :and 8:00, a chilly start. tomorrow afternoon with a 48-degree temperature between 4:00 and 6:00 no problems weatherwise on the roads the next few days. the next chance for that most likely occurs on thursday. the forecast tomorrow low, chilly but that's it. we all know how to dress for that after what the last couple of months that we've seen on the cool side. look at the cool weather continuing on toward tuesday. woe start to see a warmup. 60 on wednesday. 70 on thursday. maybe showers or a thunderstorm. nothing too strong. friday saturday, sunday yeah. a lot of people mad at me. saturday, a chance of rain and maybe snow. not a big chance. it is something we will continue

colder air now catching up to the precipitation over indiana, ohio and west virginia. sleet will mix with and change to all snow and wednesday night into thursday we will have some travel delays and headaches from our nation's capital back into new york city where we could see three, four five potentially six inches of snow but a couple inches for boston upwards of a foot around charleston. back to you. >> justin thank you so much. >>> we turn to the political storm swirling around hillary clinton. she spoke overnight at the gala in washington. didn't mention the growing e-mail controversy, though. critics say she broke rues by using her personal e-mail account to conduct business while secretary of state using the government e-mail system would have put her messages under public and media scrutiny. however, clinton did hint at her political future last night. listen to this. >> along life's way you get a chance to make millions of decisions. some of them are big like do you run for office? [ cheers and applause ] >> applause and friendly audience but the e-mail issue i

just near washington points south and east and north and west heaviest amounts 6 to 8 inches. rest of northern virginia panhandle of west virginia, areas just north of washington including northern prince george's county, montgomery and into howard and frederick into the afternoon hours. chuck bell is joining us live now. are you seeing any sleet? >> reporter: so far not a single sleet pellet has been seen or heard. we're keeping an eye on it, though. we have the radar punched up. we're driving north as quickly as we can get there safely of course. maintaining our safe speeds on wet roads first thing this morning. and you should do the same because it's just wet for now but as we've been talking about, the opportunity for roads to freeze up by later this morning and into this afternoon is a real possibility. so you want to take it extra slow. if you get a sleet or snow report send to me @chuckbell4. and we'll be himself picking up potential for storm names, as well. yesterday i think we were snow-done with it all. so that's what we have so far. we'll continue our trip northbound on 270 here. should be

that is some sleet and a little bit of freezing rain in west virginia ohio and north of there it's snow. leading edge maybe a few scattered flurries to the west for the morning hours. don't have any problems for the morning commute. it's for the afternoon commute we'll have some problems. we'll stay below freezing between now and noontime. a coating to an inch is possible around the metro area and points north of sleet and snow. then the light icing on top of that briefly. by 8:00 pmg it's over and temperatures are warming above freezing. we'll have a lot of melting and continuing to melt through the evening. this time tomorrow morning temperatures in the low 40s with light rain likely falling. a look at the bus stop forecast is coming up. melissa has the problems on bw parkway. >> still have the issue on bw parkway. a couple of things. northbound at 50 here. you can see we have the disabled vehicle. one lane blocked. we're seeing a jam. taking look here at bw parkway southbound as you hit the beltway. about a four mile delay because of an earlier crash. it's been out of the way for 40

there are flash flood alerts from louisiana and west virginia. g to be a problem in the coming days. now, many of us boasting above average temperatures coast to coast. but look at rapid city south dakota tomorrow 25 degrees above average. and we're not talking 19.3%, that is the percent of our nation covered in snow. it is the least we've seen since mid-december. >> all right, ginger zee with us tonight. we'll be watching you on "gma" in the morning. >>> in new york tonight, a suspect in custody, accused of injuries three pilots with a laser. police say dangerous beams were aimed right into is the cockpit of four separate aircraft over laguardia airport and a police helicopter. three pilots sustaining eye injuries. authorities tracking the laser right to the suspect's apartment where they found a laser devise on his refrigerator. >>> in north carolina this evening, traffic is moving again on the tracks where a passenger train collided with a truck. but there are new questions and a new view this evening of that moment of impact. look at the blue

are generally 50 to 53 degrees all the rain moving up to the south and west low pressure is approaching the ohio valley in west virginia see a darker color so to speak on the radar and that is pushing to the east as we go to the next six hours future tracker at 8:00, again we have the rain around and a lot of ponding on the roadways and close to the midnight hour between 10:00 and midnight there were heavier bursts of rain pulling through and they won't last long but the intensity increases briefly and everything is off the coast and the problem here is the snow on the ground and the top layer of the soil is frozen, you bring warm rain on top of those temperatures and as the ice is trying to melt, it develops the fog and a calm wind and that could be dense here for the early morning rush hour, the winds mix the atmosphere and that scours out the cloud cover and sunshine in the afternoon and a mild high of 63 degrees the warmest so far this year and we have a team of high pressures coming in here for thursday supplying a lot of sunshine and a light breeze out of the northwest and temperatures right at average at 51 degr

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and even the poconos it's rain at 43 degrees, you can see the surge it pulled in the warmer air as we almost hit 60 in philadelphia. but you start to see yellows from charleston, west virginia that is the actual low and pulls through here before the midnight hour, future tracker at 7:00, the steady rain is around and turning heavier at 11:00 tonight with pops of yellow especially near philadelphia points to the west and that will hit the shore around midnight and then thereafter we see the rain end in time for the morning rush tomorrow the big issue is going to be the fog and that is a cold ground with the snow that top layer it still frozen and when we throw in warm temperatures and rain and it interacts with the icy ground and that develops the fog with a calm wind and the fog will give way to sun tomorrow afternoon the warmest day so far this year, as we hit 63 degrees tomorrow and fresh high pressure doubled barrel high teaming up here on thursday lots of sunshine and a bright blue sky and wind out of the northwest and the high coming in from canada not all that cold with a temperature of 51 the soaking rain and dense fog developing by tomorrow morning, which will impac

yes, rain is arriving and coming into cold air in northern virginia and into west virginia where that area in pink is some light freezing rain. there is some icing occurring now especially at the higher elevations. tree limbs and some road surfaces. leading edge just coming into fauquier county and just about to cross in to prince william county shortly. south of there, temperatures a little above freezing. culpeper over toward fredericksburg. but it is below freezing prince william county around the metro area and into maryland as a result all these counties in pink under a freezing rain advisory. all the way until noontime. most temperatures though should be above freezing by mid-morning in the metro area where right now we're in the p upper 20s to just near 30. and the road temperatures as well are critical. they are above freezing on 66 and 95 and beltway, but to our north, northern parts of the region from 95 and interstate 70 northern part of 270 and 70 between frederick and hagerstown, a little bit below freezing. the road temperatures. so when the rain falls, there could be sh

and prosperous future. now is the time for washington to work for west virginia and i stand ready to do my part. thank you. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: mr. president i just want to say to our new senator from west virginia what an outstanding initial speech about not only her state but the way forward for our country and i congratulate her for an outstanding set of comments. mr. manchin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senior senator from west virginia. mr. manchin: i also want to congratulate my colleague from west virginia. and we've spoken before that maybe we can show the way to have a better relationship building effort here in the senate and working together for the people and the common cause of west virginia and also the country. and that's our most important thing. so i congratulate her on a great speech and look forward to working with her for our great people of w west virginia west virginia and i think she's going to do a great job and i just want to thank her again. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from virginia. mr

a lot of the folks have left tomorrow and tnt west virginia buffalo and maryland, valparaiso. jim: cincinnati's a team that we've watched earlier tonight. they're a team that just doesn't go away. they obviously have a challenge here. but i have jokingly said to a few of my friends. i looked at the matchups real fast. i said watch out for cincinnati. when they meet up with kentucky just joking with them but that part has come true. so we'll see what happens. but everybody picks a team. you have to pick the team next if you're against kentucky, right? everybody who is against kentucky they say i hope cincinnati takes them down. and the kentucky fans are hoping they continue on this marvelous run. but it's fun to talk about. lawrence cooks on for hampton. derek willis on for kentucky. aaron harrison will take his spot on the bench. here's hook for hamptop. -- hampton. tipped out. andrew harrison number five. willis they want him to shoot. he looks to pass. looks in. loses control. offensive foul. jim: fans trying to get him wound up. he was looking to get on the scoreboard. vern

a lot of the folks have left tomorrow and tnt west virginia buffalo and maryland, valparaiso. jim: cincinnati's a team that we've watched earlier tonight. they're a team that just doesn't go away. they obviously have a challenge here. but i have jokingly said to a few of my friends. i looked at the matchups real fast. i said watch out for cincinnati. when they meet up with kentucky just joking with them but that part has come true. so we'll see what happens. but everybody picks a team. you have to pick the team next if you're against kentucky, right? everybody who is against kentucky they say i hope cincinnati takes them down. and the kentucky fans are hoping they continue on this marvelous run. but it's fun to talk about. lawrence cooks on for hampton. derek willis on for kentucky. aaron harrison will take his spot on the bench. here's hook for hamptop. -- hampton. tipped out. andrew harrison number five. willis they want him to shoot. he looks to pass. looks in. loses control. offensive foul. jim: fans trying to get him wound up. he was looking to get on the scoreboard. vern

right now moving through parts of cincinnati and west virginia and as we head into your afternoon hours 4:00 that's when we see the widespread rainfall so that will affect your evening commute. we'll see pockets of moderate to heavy downpours, even by 11:00 p.m. you start to see the yellows here that's the heavier rain coming down. you'll notice after midnight we see everything tapering off and then we'll see more clearing heading into wednesday and warmer temperatures for wednesday too. going to be pretty nice as we head into tomorrow afternoon. how much rain will we get? a closer look at the future rain model, it shows an inch for philadelphia, half an inch in allentown and just over a quarter of an inch of rain for the poconos. as far as today is concerned, temperatures will range between 46 and 51 degrees. rain will mainly come in the afternoon and evening and we will stay mild and close to average. seven-day forecast shows well above average heading into wednesday, close to 60 degrees. especially once we start to see our clouds clearing up. sunny and mild on thursday. temperatures

the areas because of the combination of the snow melt we saw and higher elevations in kentucky and west virginiad also heavy rain from the storm system. over the next several days a storm will continue to produce areas of rain out here several inches possible. locally up to 6 inches over parts of louisiana and mississippi. flooding a big issue out there. temperature wise not bad across most of the country. you are looking at mild temperatures. middle 40's in new york city. 60's right now in atlanta and raleigh and across the plains you are a little cooler, though. temperatures out there into the 30's and also into the 40's. high temperatures should be very warm across the southeast today. mid 80's in tampa. 70's across places like atlanta and raleigh. further west into the plains things look good as well. temperatures there into the 70's heather and ainsley. >> thank you maria. >> 39 minutes after the top of the hour. we are following a fox news alert right now. a desperate search for 11 marines and soldiers after a chopper crash. what we have just learned about the mission that they were on. >>

leading edge of the rain moving into west virginia and western part of the virginia. so eventually it will all move toward the north east and we will get it later on. temperatures in some cases this morning, north and west of the city are still below freezing. that means refreezing of anything that was liquid yesterday. boy, did we have a lot of lick wednesday yesterday with that snow melting with the 57 degrees high temperature. so 53 is our high today with mostly cloudy skies and a rainy a afternoon. that takes care of your tuesday from the weather authority, wait until you see temperatures in the seven day forecast coming up, bob kelly. >> i thought you were going to say 07's there for

and go undefeated. they face-off against west virginia in the sweet 16. mountaineers coach bob huggins is 8-2 against calipari. you can watch kentucky and west virginia. they get going tonight at 9:45 eastern. the action gets started at 7:15 with notre dame and wichita state. the games can be seen on cbs and tbs. >>> the world champion spurs are in rare form. they put on a show against the thunder. nearly beating them by 40. 130-91 was the final score. tim duncan knocking down a three-pointer. he bet a friend $100 he would make a three in the game. here is his friend in the stands ready to pay up. duncan had only made one three all season. he rose to the occasion. if you head to bleacherreport.com you can check out cool pieces of art. we partnered with the creative action network with the artists arounded world to edthe world. moments in sports that changed the game. if you like anything you see on the screen you can head to bleacherreport.com and buy a print with all of the proceed proceedingsproceeds going to the boys and girls club of america. christine

leading edge of the rain moving into west virginia and western part of the virginia. so eventually it will all move toward the north east and we will get it later on. temperatures in some cases this morning, north and west of the city are still below freezing. that means refreezing of anything that was liquid yesterday. boy, did we have a lot of lick wednesday yesterday with that snow melting with the 57 degrees high temperature. so 53 is our high today with mostly cloudy skies and a rainy a afternoon. that takes care of your tuesday from the weather authority, wait until you see temperatures in the seven day forecast coming up, bob kelly. >> i thought you were going to say 07's there for a second. >> we're getting there. >> 5:00 o'clock on a tuesday morning we are looking curb side at 42 freeway. we have light volume. remember we're teetering a along that freezing line especially north and west of the city and anything that looks wet could be slippery this morning. an accident north, excuse me, south on i-95 right here near highland avenue off ramp. police are on the

big winners will be up to the north and panhandle of west virginia where three to four inches of wet snow are a possibility. almost nothing prince george's county into st. mary's. today is the calm before the storm, so enjoy it. rainy and snowy especially for your friday morning. and there could be some slushy roads on contend with tomorrow. mid to late morning up to about lunchtime. we'll talk more about your seven day forecast coming up. but for now, big impacts on georgia avenue from melissa. >>> northbound closed between rain avenue and fayer avenue. megan mcgrath is on the scene because of that business fire. southbound is open. so that is a good improvement from the past couple of hours. georgetown pike between old dominion drive and difficult run, a serious crash happened overnight there. road still closed for the investigation in both directions here this morning. 270 at montrose road, everything looking quite good. 66, 95 in virginia here, no problems at all. nice and green. lots of movement. not much construction really to speak of this morning which is great of course. belt

stormtracker 6 live double scan there is the void we see right now and a cold front to the west near pittsburgh and charleston, west virginia, and you see downpours and some thunderstorms, and no severe weather with this front as it pushed over to the east over the next few hours, but there say surge of warmth ahead of the front can you see where it is pittsburgh 52. and ahead of it you get temperatures that are warmer washington 75 degrees and philadelphia 65 and many of our areas and region and communities will see communities flirting with 70s before the front pushes through, the severe weather threat there is a small threat that there could be 60 miles per hour winds in the western and north areas. what to expect here over the next few hours, more showers with the front and brief downpours and wind gusts are 35 and 45 miles per hour and it will happen generally before 11:00 p.m., we'll talk about a big drop in temperature for the end of week and rick it feels like winter this coming weekend. get all this have winter gear ready. >> i didn't put it away yet thank you adam. before you head out check 6abc.com/weather can yo

stretching anywhere from mississippi through tennessee and all the way to west virginia. we have the possibility of .25 to .50 of ice. we have up to a foot of snow in some locations. lesser amounts for new york city and the nation's capital. look at the temperature contrast. louisville kentucky through jacksonville florida. new york city your temperatures are taking a nose dive as well. back to you. >>> thank you, derek. the family of the unarmed black teen whose death setoff days of unrest in ferguson. we will hear their reaction to a justice department decision not to bring criminal charges against the officer who shot their son michael brown. brown's family will have something to say about the justice department report. 102 pages. a document details discrimination against african-americans in the city of ferguson and by the city and by the police department. cnn's sara sidner is in ferguson with the latest. >> reporter: ferguson mayor responding to the scathing report by the department of justice. the doj highlighting blacks during traffic stops and arrests and tickets.

it's all across west virginia into kentucky southern ohio into pennsylvania and it is just north and west of us now. right in the metro area pink zone there is mostly just still some rain falling as well as south and east of us in the green zone, but it's north and west howard frederick, very light snow that is falling there now. but it's melting on the roads. but there is heavier snow this bright white zone northern frederick county right into southern washington county, then across the west virginia line to martinsburg and down 81 to winchester. that area of that moderate snow is tracking north and east but should stay north and west for the next several hours. moderate snow is sticking, road temperatures there are below freezing. here temperatures around the metro area, upper 30s to near 40. but they will continue to drop into the afternoon into the 20s. and that's when we'll get the heaviest snows totaling 4 to 6 inches metro area southern, eastern suburbs, northern western suburbs, 6 to 8 inches will be common there. all the way into the shenandoah valley. panhandle of west virgi