angie goff just received new information from the scene and more from the live desk next. >>> i'm angie goff with new video out of waldorf from the scene of breaking news. take a look. this is from chopper 4. it is dark. we are seeing a big police presence in the 1100 block of paris drive where police found a man dead inside of a house. two other men were found inin th that home injured as well. police have not confirmed what kind of injuries the men suffered. we'll continue to investigate. >>> chuck bell here now at 6:30 with four things to know about the wintry weather. >> good morning. good morning. tuesday off to a not too bad start this morning. things will be different by the time you come home today. increasing winds out of south. strong northwest wind tonight. rain showers changing to snow showers between 3:00 and 10:00 p.m. only conversational amounts. not expecting a big impact and the roads still above freezing. that's good news. by tonight, bitter cold air moving back into the picture. big change in the weather arrives between 4:00 and 9:00 today. rain showers changing over

i'm angie goff. >> hi, everyone. the question now is if we're going to be helped from the weather this week to help with all the snow. tom kierein tracking your "storm team 4" weather. hey, tom. >> what a storm, incredible. everything has been transformed by that blustery strong wind and the heavy snow we had yesterday. here is the scene now at union station. it is all snow covered there, and many of the side streets have not been touched. many of the main arteries have been plowed. our tower camera looking down at the entrance of nbc 4. you can see it has been plowed, but all the side streets for the most part have not been touched yet. here's the last of the storm. it has exited new england. cape cod here. new york city got hammered, about 26 inches there. our temperatures now are very cold. we're in the 20s around the bay. around the me tree area, hovering around the 20s. northern western suburbs in the teens. look at luray, only 9 there. just in the teens in the shenandoah valley where they got a lot of snow. she

see you back here in a couple of minutes. >>> angie goff with horrific news out of ohio.a woman and two children were stabbed to death. now to the active crime scene, out in columbus, where police are still interviewing people at this hour. this is at an apartment complex. medical response on the ground as well. we're hearing the children were between the ages of 6 and 8. a person of interest is in the hospital right now. we'll bring you more as we get it. >>> 5:25. friends and family of a man killed in an accident want drivers to slow down. 19-year-old frank powers died two weeks ago in rockville, hit riding his bike on veirs mill road near turkey branch parkway. dozens returned to the intersection last night with candles warning others that the cross walk is not safe. they say if nothing changes, someone else will get hurt. >> if there was a red light here, this wouldn't happen. there wouldn't be an arbitrary decision whether or in the to stop. >> the crash remains under investigation. the driver in towers death has not been charged. >>> the house will look to punish no

. >>> i'm angie goff in the live desk here. we are getting global reaction that's pouring in after north korea said it tested a hydrogen bomb overnight. take a look at the new video out of south korea. they came out saying it may not have been a hydrogen bomb. video released showed a seismic event in the northern part of north korea. people then celebrated the announcement in the streets of pyongyang after the authorities there made the announcement that they did have a successful test. don't forget, last month north korea claimed that it did have a bomb. now the u.n. security council scrambling, calling an emergency meeting in a few hours to discuss the announcement. stay with news 4 for updates. aaron? >> angie, thank you. >>> 5:03 now. today pretrial hearings begin for the second baltimore police officer facing charges in the death of freddie gray. caesar goodson was driving the police van last april where investigators say gray received a deadly spinal injury. goodson faces a second degree murder charge, the most serious of

-- oh, we're not going to angie goff?y not? >> i'm looking at her right now. >> are you ready? >> i see what you're talking about. >> can you -- she's getting the computer all set up over there and ready to go. >> we know how to handle situations like this. >> i'm ready. >> you're not allowed yet. >> i wasn't sure if it was my turn yet. >> no, i'll tell you about somebody whose turn it might be. you might have noticed something missing from our coverage. it's pat collins. did you notice that? >> with the snow stick and the hat and all of the other stuff and the people doing foolish things that only pat can get them to do? >> pat is resting up because he needs a lot more rest these days than he used to need back in the day. that's him there in his house getting ready for a long day tomorrow. when he hits the streets of d.c. he's going to have a new snow stick challenge for you. in the past we have asked for pictures of your best snowmen, your pets and even your frustrated faces. we've welcomed them all and we've laughed at

. >> and i'm angie goff. >> today looks like a milder start, but what are you thinking for the rest of this week, tom kierein? >> yeah. big change on the way. good morning on this sunday morning. we're starting off with a clear sky, beautiful crescent moon in the southern sky. and off to the right of that is jupiter in the western sky. a little bit of a breeze flapping the flag in union station. weather headlines, cold morning. a bit mild never the afternoon. a big change on monday. much colder on monday and tuesday. temperatures right now are down into the 20s and near 30 degrees in the suburbs and around the bay. in the mid-30s. shenandoah valley and many locations are down below freezing this morning. you'll be scraping frost after your window if it's outside. we'll look at the big change and the timing. that's all coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, tom. >>> a developing story we're flog this morning. d.c. police are combing through a car they believe was connected to a new year's eve hit-and-run. it could be the one that was involved in a crash. they hope that will lead them to

i'm angie goff. >> i'm adam tuss. be ready for the big chill.u need your hat, scarf, gloves. >> the whole nine yards. "storm team 4" meteorologist tom kierein has more. good morning, tom. >> we've had dramatic drop overnight. now, sunrise was about five minutes ago. we're not seeing it, though, because we've got a lot of clouds around. there's a live view, cotton ball clouds over the capitol. it's all overcast this morning. temperatures under the clouds are in the mid-30s in the metro area. nearby suburbs in the 30s. around the bay, upper 30s. farther to our south, a few locations are at or above freezing. manassas, warrenton, and luray, and up in the mountains of west virginia. the drawer picking up some aloft here this sort of circular gray zone where it's trying to reach the ground. but farther south, south of richmond and up south of fredericksburg is where it is now beginning to reach the ground. but these are just lead t leading edge of some flurries that will be moving into the metro area by 9:00 this morning but most of it melting as it'

>>nd i'm angie goff in for aaron. huck bell is standing by with the weather. >> good morning, angie and eun. good morning, everybody. we're in weather alert because of the dangerous cold windchills. you'll need extra warmth and you're going the need to limit your time in the a great outdoors if you can. temperatures below freezing and we're watching very, very carefully for what could be our significant snow chance. that arrives friday night into saturday. long way to go between now and then. temperatures are going nowhere fast. there's your hourly planner. temperatures will stay only in the low to mid-20s today. again, that's only half the story. windchills will stay down mostly in the single digits. don't be fooled. 28 today. that doesn't sound too bad. even when we get to our daily highs, windchills down to 10 degrees. and it's monday. >> it is cold and it's monday. we shouldn't have to be dealing with this kind of thing. taking a look at the beltway, the beltway looks good, nice and green. with don't have any issue

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm adam tuss. hope you're having a good start to your sunday morning. what should we call this? the digout morning? >> the big dig. i like that. >> the big dig. "storm team 4" meteorologist tom kierein is keeping track. good morning, tom. >> thank goodness the storm is long gone. lauryn ricketts is outside on the weather deck because she loves the snow so much, don't you, lauryn? >> yeah. >> we're going to be covering it throughout the rest of the morning into the afternoon. the last of the snow is well off the atlantic seaboard, although, there's a little snow falling in cape code, martha's vineyard, nantucket, but it hammered all along the i-95 corridor and new york city and southern new england. new york city had over 2 feet of snow. and locally here, we had our snowfall records at reagan national airport. tied fourth place, but this 17.8 is bull called into question as to whether or not this is an accurate record. that may be revised. b.w./marshall, all time record. in nearby prince george's, 2

i'm angie goff. >> i'm david culver. welcome to news 4 today on this saturday, january 9th. starting off a little cloudy, a little rainy this morning. >> coming inside, out of northern virginia into d.c., had a few sprinkles out there, tom. >> a political bit of drizzle, patchy drizzle around. if you're planning on heading out early you'll be driving on wet pavement. allow yourself extra time as we have fog in the area. there's the capitol dome litç . spotlight shining into the fog. we have scattered drizzle around much of the region, the rain coming our way for later tonight into tomorrow. way down here in the tennessee valley, muss miss river valley, around memphis, tennessee, down into alabama and moving into out of mississippi and into alabama. that's going to be coming up our way by late tonight. after midnight tonight into around this time tomorrow morning we'll have steadier rain moving in. blustery winds and big temperature changes. we'll sort all that out coming up in a few minutes. >>> developing in d.c., we're learning of several shootings overnight, at least one

angie goff here at the live devg. the death toll rising in india after a huge earthquake. take a look. this is video after the aftermath. we just learned that seven people now confirmed dead after the 6.7 magnitude quake hits. the indian prime minister's office now saying 90 others were hurt. some buildings also collapsed. others we know heavily damaged ads you can tell from that video. this happened close to the border with myanmar. the junior prime minister said he's going to visit the region today. >> thank you, angie. >>> developments and response to the president's plan to title gun control laws without congress. he can do so with his executive order. republican candidates for president are solidly against the rules. >> this is an attempt to take laws away from law abiding citizens. that's wrong. >> if he wants to change laws, go to congress and convince congress they're necessary. >>> stay tuned for the "today" show on what's next in the process. the president takes his push for gun control. cnn's anderson cooper will moderate a town hall beginning at 8:00 thursday n

. >> and i'm angie goff. welcome in to "news4 today." i was surprised how many activities they had laid out for kids. >> absolutely. >> they were definitely having a good time. people telling us that they're starting to see some sun out there. that's a good sign. >> let's check in with the guy who knows. "storm team 4" meteorologist tom kierein. is that true, tom? >> there's another look of the sky looking out to our west. you can see the shafts of sunlight pouring down. washington in the foreground. you can see some of the low gray clouds as well passing through. at fedex field this afternoon. the wind likely playing a role during the game. we could have gusting winds at 30 miles an hour. by 4:00, back down to the mid-50s. still windy. windy during the game. "storm team 4" radar showing most of the rain is long gone. just a few lingers sprinkles in prince george's county. that's going continue to track off to the north and pull away. big change is on the way for a week ahead. a look at that coming up in this half hour. >> thanks so much

. >> let's start things off with angie goff with that and what you need to know about other schools. >> good more than. we're going to deep it simple this morning. of all the major school districts only four will be open today. d.c. schools said that they are opening on time. three districts in maryland, charles, calvert and st. mary's county schools on a two-hour delay. if you do not hear your school here, it say good chance it is closed. don't worry, we've got the closures scrolling at the bottom of the screen. of course, check our website or the nbc app. >>> just one more day or until the sidewalks are clear. >> no such luck for d.c. students. you can see some of the sidewalks are far from clear but in just a few hours students will make that trip to school. this is where erika gonzalez is in northwest washington, coolidge high school with a look at how the sidewalks are faring there. erika, what are you seeing? >> reporter: yes, this is exactly what that one mom was talking about. the swabs you've got a chunk of it eaten away by snow. there's barely enough room for a couple stude

. >> and i'm angie goff. you're letting us know you're seeing snow. winchester, snowflakes coming in. not only are we tracking some snow today, but an arctic invasion. >> you want to break out the big boy hat, right, tom? >> that is right. you want your puffy coat ready. that's when that arctic invasion moves into much of the region. right now we're getting light snow. this is not the major snowstorm you referred to but we're going to get light snow and flurries in the next hour. right now showing the leading edge of that is leading into the shenandoah valley and areas south of washington. the southeast area in green is rain in the eastern virginia. north of there, though, it's cold enough for snow aloft anyway. it's one streak of gray from annapolis down to the beltway. a little bit of light snow as well as 95. ahead of that the temperatures are freezing so anything that's going to fall is going to be melting on roadways and most grassy areas. light accumulation in far southern maryland. we'll show you the new hour-by-hour timing on that. it's just c

. >>> angie goff at the live desk. for those of you taking marc trains, we know that train 890 and 892 are delayed for at least one hour. this is because of a frozen switch. we also know that crews are heading to the scene now to try to fix it. metro will honor tickets. follow on twitter for updates. back to you. >>> as angie just said, worth repeating, a big mess for a lot of people this morning. brunswick east 890, 30 minute delays. metro honoring tickets. this could take some time to fix that frozen switch. update on blue and yellow line situation, still single-tracking between national airport and pentagon city. outbound trains bypassing pentagon city and crystal city. use the inbound trains instead. orange line delays in both directs. taking a look elsewhere now, two new problems in the district. 14th street emerson and decatur, fire activity hanging around there. just south of that, at arkansas avenue, brand-new water main break that is being reported in that area. montgomery village avenue and lost knife road in

i'm angie goff at the live desk tracking the action taken across >>> breaking news right now on the roadso big problems in northern virginia. northbound gallows near innova fairfax partially closed right there because of an ambulance that went into a poll here right in front of the hospital. remember 95 north the ramp to the outer loop partially blocked right now. just getting by on the two shoulders. chuck. >>> layer up on your way out the door this morning or you'll have a full body shiver in effect in no time. it feels like winter for sure. temperatures between 12 and 22 degrees right now. talk about the warmup and the weekend rain chances coming up in five minutes. >>> developing right now, the cleanup after a massive fire that hurt three firefighters in calvert county maryland overnight. you can see the smoke billowing from the building. news 4's molette green is live in dunkirk for us. molette, what's going on? >> reporter: good morning. just take a look at the scene here. there's an excavation truck here digging out the charred remains of this flower shop that's been here in this c

. >>> good morning, i'm angie goff at the live desk and we have this breaking news out of temple hills right now where an apparent home invasion has turned violent. police on the scene right now at this house on brinkley road after someone tried to break in and the homeowner shot the intruder. now the homeowner and his wife were home at the time. both of them were not hurt. the alleged robber though is in the hospital and that individual is in fair condition. molette green is on the way. we'll update you shortly on the situation. >>> now we want to check in with chuck bell who has more on the official return to cold. i hear you have more on a delay, too, dhuk. >> absolutely right. shenandoah schools operating on a two-hour delay. everyone else is on time and below freezing by a mile. check out your chills this morning. 6 in leesburg. 8 downtown. only 1 in martinsburg. highs in the upper 20s to around 30 degrees. it will be dry for today and for tomorrow. as i mentioned a few minutes ago, rain chances coming back into the picture on your friday. the next big change arrives just in time

i'm angie goff. >> i'm david culver. dominion has 193 customers out and pg & e 194. >> that is one of the many things we're working on for you this morning. we have crews spread across the region this morning from maryland to virginia and the district. >> we start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. for those waking up, chuck, it's important for them to note that a blizzard warning remains in effect. we are far from over. >> it is not over until it's over. it is not going to be over anytime soon around here. staying home, staying safe, that's the best place you can be right now. if you need emergency services, obviously you can call them. be cautious before you make anybody else having to go out in this water. thanks for the pictures. @chuckbell4, instagram is 4cast4u. leslie michelle, wheaton, maryland, check it out, snow blowing and driving all across the parking lots in the wheaton area, wheaton plaza all covered up in the snow early this morning. we have cliff bailey jr. he didn't tell me where he lived but t

. >> and i'm angie goff. don't be surprised if you roll out of bed and see rain. >> "storm team 4" meteorologist tom kierein to tell us about that. hey, tom? >> it was pounding on our roof overnight. most of it has pushed off and gone to the east. there's an area of rain still yet to come into our region in southwestern virginia and into southern west virginia. this other couple of other bands of rain will be moving through here. this one near luray down to charlottesvil charlottesville. right now getting a little bit of light rain, sprinkles. we do have wet pavement all around. we have reports of multiple accidents due to wet pavement from overnight rain. it's balmy morning. temperatures are in the 50s. right now reagan national is 56 degrees. look at eastern maryland. they're at 60 degrees. out in the mountains it's in the 30s but all above freezing. that's where the cold air is. that's goingbe sweeping in on gusty winds later today during the latter part of the afternoon. so a big change is on the way. we'

. >> angie goff is in the newsroom now with more on that. she is following developments from the live desk. >> a man who shot a police officer, quote, in the name of islam will be in court today. you might remember when this happened in philadelphia, police say that a man apbushed the officer's patrol car and shot him three times.officer is expected to recover. the alleged attacker will be in a preliminary hearing. right now he's being held without bond. >>> in los angeles, police are on the manhunt for three escaped inmates. two were charged with murder. sheriff's deputies say the men cut you through steel bars and then used sheets to propel off the jail roof. they're offering a $50,000 reward for the inmates' capture. >>> and four families in alaska are picking up the pieces from their homes. an earthquake sparked fires and explosions that destroyed the houses yesterday. it measured 7.9, but no one was hurt. emergency officials say aftershocks could hit the around around anchorage for week. >>> 5:26 now. coverage of blizzard 2016 of course

. >> and i'm angie goff.it is so crazy that we go one week discussing the winter storm to talking about

i'm angie goff. >> i'm david culver. welcome to news 4 today on this saturday, january 9th.g off a little cloudy, a little rainy this morning. >> coming inside, out of northern virginia into d.c., had a few sprinkles out there,

. >> and i'm angie goff. >> tom? >> we saw people out yesterday getting exercise, recreation, working off some of the holiday overindulge overindulgent overindulgence. milder temperatures this afternoon and a cold plunge monday and tuesday. temperatures right now are near 40 degrees, shenandoah valley and out into the mountains. locally around the metro area we're in the mid to upper 30s. it's 40 in washington. chesapeake bay, that's the warm spot. they're at 45 degrees. they'll be climbing into the low 50s by mid afternoon and the big plunge occurs overnight tonight. we'll talk about that and the next chances for rain in the week ahead. that's coming in just a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. one minute after the 10:00 hour. right now a very popular gun show continues for a second day in euro area. this as president obama prepares to issue an executive order on gun control. lines were out the door in chantilly yesterday. during president obama's weekly address he said he wants to make it tougher for americans to buy

. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk. we even just got news that the redskins training facility has deflat deflated. the high winds and snow caused it to deflate. they'll reinflate it when the conditions improve. that could be a few days. now is a good time to remind everyone about roof safety. we've seen roof collapses already. you're going to want to look for signs of a distressed roof. if you think you're at risk, officials are saying it's haz d hazardous to try to clear the snow alone. you're going want to call a professional contractor to help with that. aaron, eun, back to you. >> thank you. you can head to a snow blizzard party. a snow wars themed snow fight will take place. don't forget, no metro service. dress warm and put on the big boots. there are other things do. build a snow man. get your groove on to silent disco dancing. >> what is that? silent disskco dancing? >> it's embarrassing. if it's music in your head, go for it. today's game between the penguins and capitals is put off. no word on when when they w

angie goff here at the live desk following a changing story out of yapd this hour. death toll is rising after a massive earthquake. six people confirmed dead after the 6.p magnitude quake. more were hurt. lots of building damage. we will continue to follow this situation. back to you. >> thank you, angie. >>> police in tel aviv are providing extra security to schools and other crowded areas in the city as they search for a gunman responsible for shooting on new year's day. they say he killed two people when he started shooting into a crowded bar. they say he's troubled with a criminal record. >>> our bureau chief tracee wilkins says students plan to lodge what they're calling a practical hunger strike. it's happening at flowers high school. students are upset with the quality of the school lunch. want a meeting with the school administrator and they want a new vendor for the school. >>> turning to decision 2016, the clintons will campaign together starting today. the democratic front-runner referenced her husband's experience with the economy. she said it's one of t

. >> and i'm angie goff. it is so crazy that we go one week discussing the winter storm to talking about record highs. >> like mid-60s? >> what's up with that? >> i don't know. let's check in with the person who knows, amelia segal. >> you're right, milder air moving in. not any record highs necessarily, but it will be spring like at times for your workweek. currently temperatures above or around freezing right now. so icy spots this morning not as big of a concern as they were yesterday morning. yesterday morning temperatures were in the teens and 20s. right now washington coming in at 36, leesburg right at freezing. winchester coming in at 41. temperatures will quickly warm up with a mix of clouds and sunshine. at noon, a temperature of around 50 degrees. coming up in about 10 minutes, i'll have your planner for tomorrow and why you'll want to grab the umbrella. >>> developing this morning, a man recovering after getting shot in the face with a pellet gun in silver spring. for some unknown reason, a person

. >> i'm angie goff at the live desk. breaking news. we have water breaking through the dunes and flooding the streets of ocean city. i want to bring in mayor rick meehan of ocean city to update us on the latest. mayor meehan, what's happening right now? is this something you anticipated? >> yes. this is pretty much what we anticipated. we knew this was going to be a wind and water event for us. we have very little, if any snow. it's really changed to rain. the ocean is pretty angry out there. it is coming up to the dune. we don't have water actually in the streets. we do have water down at the inlet at the very south end of town on the inlet parking lot, which is typical. that has flooded. and along the boardwalk you'll see splashover and sea foam and sand. that's the extent of it. we're probably in the height of the storm at this moment. >> we are seeing remarkable pictures pop up on social media. that must be the area you're talking about where it's showing where the snow and the ice are meeting, that tidal flooding. you see pieces o

. >> and i'm angie goff. first, the real cold is ready to return. >> it is. tom's tracking a little more than

angie goff has the information. >> the gloves come off at least in donald trump's >>> developing now of germany. the office of chancellor angela merkel is sealed off after a suspicious package was found from what we're told an investigation is still underway there. they're looking at four plastic yellow postal crates. now the chancellor is still holding a cabinet meeting that was scheduled. she's just doing it in a nearby location. aaron. >> angie, thank you. >>> 15 before the hour. members in the house return to work with a long list of things to accomplish. first up, president obama's executive order designed to tighten gun laws. the gop says it will fight back against the president. want to go to nbc's tracie potts now with more on the push back and some other issues on the agenda on today's session. good morning. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. new gun restrictions the president wants to put in place where he's going to have a big fight with congress. certainly that. also, obamacare. yeah, it's coming up again. the 62nd vote in the house. the difference this time is that it loo

angie goff with breaking news. a family of four all killed when their house exploded in eastern ohio. this happened in the cleveland area. only an hour ago emergency responders said they were still looking for a child. now they say a man, a woman and two young girls all died. the blast happened at around 8:30 last night. the cause is still under investigation now. we'll be watching for more. >>> all right, we avoided is so far, but not anymore. today is the first time we'll start to see some snow. is not the shovable kind, but the 50 plows are going out on the road. so how much are we looking at here? >> about this much. >> okay. >> very, very little. four things you really need know about the weather for today. clouds and breezes will be increasing with time. we start off this morning not much of a wind and not much cloud cover, mostly cloudy and breezy this afternoon. a risk of rain and snow showers, primarily between 3:00 and 10:00 p.m. conversational amounts only, don't get the snowplow out for this one. bitter

. >> and i'm angie goff. >> today looks like

. >>> i'm angie goff back here at the live desk where we are just learning about heightened tensions between north and south korea. what caused south korea to fire shots this mornin >>> now to an unfolding situation in the far east where south korea fired warning shots after a north korean drone was spotted crossing the border. now we are talking about 20 rounds of machine gunfire. prior to sending that drone the north reportedly dropped leaf lets denouncing the country's president. >>> thank you, angie. it is 4:41. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. the weather is getting out of hand. >> it is. it is only the middle of january. chuck bell is in the storm team 4 weather center. look at those numbers. >> you say that. january 15th makes halfway through winter because december, january, february the winter months. middle of january, halfway through. it's only been cold a couple of times. nine the wind chill in manassas. getting the kiddos out of bed, nice warm bowl of oatmeal. hat, gloves, scarves, everything you can layer on. wi wind chill numbers. indoor recess. rain chances bac

angie goff gathering the latest from the live desk and we'll >>> we have got some dramatic video out of china. this after a deadly bus fire which we just learned is believed to be arson. take a look at this. it is a fireball. wow. and we also just learned the death count just went up, 17 people are dead, dozens more injured, police saying they are now looking for a 33-year-old man in connection with that attack. also hearing that this has happened often around the area of beijing and they blame mentally unstable people or those with a personal vendetta. more as we get it. aaron? >> angie, thank you. 4:40 now. metro transit police need your help identifying several persons of interest in an assault. want to show you some pictures here. the agency sent us there are six people police would like to speak to. the attack happened about two weeks ago on a red line train near the noma gallaudet station. it happened at the height of rush hour. >>> it is now time for weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:41. and i thought maybe we could ease into this kind of weather, but, no, boom, just like tha

. >> angie goff has our other headlines in the newsroom. >> yeah, definitely other news going on. this fact more than 200 passengers and crew spending the night in newfoundland. take a look at the scene. the plane was applying there miami to milan in italy. four passengers and three flight attendants had to be taken to the hospital after this with that witnesses said some were not wearing their seatbelts and the seat belt light was on. >>> a major shakeup at twitter. hours ago, jack dorsey announced that four high level executives are leaving the company. they were in charge of product, media, engineering, as well as human resources. the man running vine also said that he plans to exit. twitter stock hit an all-time low this past week. the ceo is one of twitter's founder and the only one that returned to the company last june. >>> if you are making plans to your super bowl, you now have your choices of who to root for. the panthers, a lot of us tired this morning watching that game, and the broncos, they will battle it out for the vince lombardi trophy on february 7. panthers are

. >> i'm angie goff. so glad you can join us. very chilly start to our saturday. temperatures are going to rebound here. >> amelia segal talking spring-like temperatures coming up? >> if you look at the workweek, we have 50s on the seven day. let's talk this morning about black ice through the mid to late currently in the teens and 20s. 27 degrees. a beautiful sunrise starting to take shape outside. the coat, as well as the sunglasses, you can leave the umbrella in the low to mid-40s. not talking about 60s today. a high today of 44 degrees, angie. >> thank you, amelia. several vehicles are buried under rubble after the roof of a public works garage in brunswick collapse. it reports that it happened yesterday. two backhoes, a pickup truck, several plows buried with equipment. according to the city's mayor, the collapse is likely caused by the buildup of the heavy snow. >>> a developing story this morning out of california where a manhunt continues for two violent fugitives. three men broke it of an orange county jail. one man surrendered yesterday. the remaining tw

. >> i'm angie goff. i'm not going to even pretend to predict the weather. but i can predict one thing, car washes will be very busy today. >> amelia segal is tracking big changes. what do you think, amelia? >> warmer weather into the weekend. right now it's a cold morning. you can see steam rising off the buildings. and everybody is still below freezing. washington included, which is now 29 degrees. 27 in gaithersburg. 23 in manassas. beautiful sun right right now. low to mid-40s today. here you can see we're above freezing by 10:00, 11:00 a.m. and then during the afternoon hours, temperatures in the suburbs around 42. 45 for a high here in the district. still tough in spots. improvement each day. great weekend to hit the slopes. angie, i think a lot of people will be at the car wash today or tomorrow. >> yeah. i bet the lines will be long. lots of you will be heading out this weekend a after being snowed out many days. connecticut avenue, eric is check anything on the conditions. i think it's safe to say no one should be surprised that they are slowed down

. >> and i'm angie goff. welcome in to "news4 today."ised how many activities they had laid out for kids. >> absolutely. >> they were definitely having a good time. people telling us that they're starting to see some sun out there. that's a good sign. >> let's check in with the guy who knows. "storm team 4" meteorologist tom kierein. is that true, tom? >> there's another look of the sky looking out to our west. you

. >>> i'm angie goff. this just in to the live desk.he university of cincinnati and the family of samuel debose will reach a multimillion dollar settlement. he was fatally shot by a police officer last summer. it was captured on the body camera right here. the family will get millions and college tuition will be paid for his children and a memorial will be erected in debose's honor. back to you. >>> today down by the national mall airport workers will block traffic to demand better pay. in honor of mlk, the workers will march from dr. king's memorial to independence memorial southwest. they plan to stop traffic around 12:30. they're asking for $15 an hour and the right for every airport worker to be able to join the union. >>> demolition work on the old "washington post" building may slow you down. all the work is happening around 15th and elm streets. the curb lane are closed for the next 2 1/2 years. when construction is complete in 2018 it will be the new home of fannie mae. >>> senator bernie sanders is drawing distinct differences

angie goff is live in the studio. angie, what are you seeing?n, you're just wrong on so many levels. >> listen, this might be it for her. >>> okay. this is the real deal. looks like many of you are in for another know day. help, seeing a lot of this. that's the wore on many streets across the area as a lot of you continue to wait it out. chelsea says they are feeling abandoned down in virginia. she said vdot has touched over other road except for theirs. but i know that's not the case because a lot of you in virginia are sending pictures of your snow covered streets. and here is where seniors park to get to their house easier. remember to keep sending us your photos. don't forget to add the location, use the #snowstuck. >> thanks, angie. deep them coming, please. we want to share them with you as well. >>> 6:21, our time right now. we want to turn to meteorologist chuck bell. we had a little rain come through, right? >> we sure did. a little rain. and most important of all, temperatures above freezing now for more than the last 24 hours in a row

. >> and i'm angie goff. >> tom? saw people out yesterday getting exercise, recreation, working off some of the holiday overindulge overindulgent overindulgence. milder temperatures this afternoon and a cold plunge monday and tuesday. temperatures right now are near 40 degrees, shenandoah valley and out into the mountains. locally around the metro area we're in the mid to

angie goff has been taking a look. >> and we're seeing everything. look. >> and we're seeing everything. we're seeing some that are more cute than just that panda we've been showing. everything from horses here to skiing inside your tutus. to getting creative with your snowman making. we're loving the stuff that you are sending us. enjoying this one right here. tim brown's 6 back worth of snow. >> that's how you measure it. >> pretty creative. >> as the adults are trying to dig out, kids, they are just having a ball. they're building igloos, done nells. pa vish patricia says steven built this with his best buds. and what is better than a snow ball fight that is actually shot in slow motion. thanks to doug for that. it shows some pretty sweet direct hits if you let it go and go and go. and you know what else, a blizzard is the perfect backdrop for a snow day engagement. michael proposed to meredith, it was her 30th birthday, they had a brunch and dipp edinner plann. of course they had to cancel everything so he had to improvise. and it seems like he g

this was angie goff emceeing today's ribbon cutting. >> this is a big gain for the women of northernginia. it marks the celebration of a huge milestone. >> the women's hospital will officially open on january 26th. >>> we're working several developing stories in the newsroom. right now we're learning more about the driver who crashed into a crowd of people on new year's day. he's been charged with dui, bullet mark segraves was in court today and discovered he is no stranger to police. more on that and why his lawyer says he's not guilty coming up at 5:00. >>> and strong reaction to the president's executive orders on gun laws from montgomery county's top cop. he says they are steps in the right direction. in ten minutes, jackie bensen will join us live from rockville where the chief suggested the president could have gone even further. >>> for more than 50 years, the why not store has been a fixture in oldtown alexandria. talking to customers today, they say it's an institution, part of their childhood. but now it's closing its doors. >> it makes me sad. it's like a historical landma

. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk. follow i following up on ocean city, i want to bring in the mayor of ocean city, mayor rick knee lan. what is the situation right now. we're looking at some of the live pictures and it looks like there's a lot of damage. >> i'm looking on the boardwalk and assessing. we're very lucky. i don't see damage to buildings or bids other than wind damage to the signs. if you look on the beach, we experienced some erosion. went through a high tide and the ocean's beginning to recede. the inland parking lot is still frozen and covered with sand from the storm and you see the remnants of the parking lot of the end of the fishi ining pier destroyed. that's like the third time in five years. it's a result of the huge waves over the weekend. we're in cleanup mode along the oceanfront. baseside we're getting ready to go into a high tide situation. we do have standing water downtown south of the bridge. philadelphia avenue is closed. some of the streets along the front remain flooded. it's just the s

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. >> i'm angie goff. look at the windchills. yikes. forcing some delays this morning.'ll have a full list in a moment. we want to check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. hey. >> good morning to both of you once again. good morning, everybody. wow, is it cold outside. the four things you need to know about the weather. dangerously low windchills again today. that's the reason it is another weather alert day here at nbc 4. we have more frequent pushes outen oout on our social media platforms. a chance for flurries coming our way tomorrow. no accumulations expected tomorrow. much larger accumulations likely friday and saturday. right now, though, windchills are near or below zero. high temperatures today only in the mid-20s across most of the area. and, again, i see a few more minutes, talking more about what could be a very significant snowstorm coming up friday and saturday. measured in the inches, potentially in the feet. see you in ten minutes. back to the anchors dealing with school delays this morning because of the cold. >> they're stacking up. with th

i'm angie goff at the live desk. one man is in the hospital recovering and police are trying to figure out how another died after discovering a body in a park out in green belt. an officer patrolling this area of schrom hill park discovered that body in a car. before that he came across that stumbling man who police say may have been on drugs. that man apparently telling the officer he was robbed. we know that person is in the hospital being treated now. we are working to get the latest on the investigation into the death. stay with news 4. aaron? >> angie, thank you. 5:02. we're following a developing story in prince george's county. a man was shot inside a car on hobble bush court in glen arden late last night. we're working to get an update on his condition this morning. you see several windows on the car blown out. as soon as we get more details from police, we'll have them here and on the nbc washington app. >>> also this morning, working to find out more about a deadly crash on i-95 in virginia. this happened a

let's head back to angie goff. she's at the big screen with a look at what people are posting this evening. >> we are about six hours into our continuous snow coverage. my question to you both, are you here yet? take a look at this picture. debbie says these guys -- actually, not that guy. these guys. >> i love those guys. they were pretty much done with playing in the snow. aren't we jealous? and it's snow that continues to build up big time. stephanie says she loves being buried in snow on my birthday and let's see if we can find her. we had some pictures of her. there we go. coming down hard earlier and i guess if you are a snow lover, this is the ultimate gift. so happy birthday to you. >> in frederick, it is the snow for these little guys who have been slipping and sliding on the pool cover. this is brandon. he's from hometown herndon. he seems unphased from the flurries and his t-shirt saying key west and has the cabin fever set in? they sent us this, take a look, they are dressed like minions. that was earli