miles re gusting to 40 per hour here in washington. 35-mile-per-hour gusts in annapolis. and mid 40-mile-per-hour gusts for quite a bit in northern maryland. be ready for a windy day. temperatures i the 30snd 40s now. not going to see a jump in temperatures today. we'll stay in the 40 the issue will be that wind today. winds could gust over 60 mil per hour, between about sunrise and 4:00 this afternoon. keep that in mind. could be road restrictions on some of the bridges. >> we hav thos we're going to talk about those in one second. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway. no issues right now. nothing ever causing problems. we do have trees down and wires down and some power out, meaning you have to treat that stops a four-way stop. massachusetts avenue, between goldsboro trees blocking lanes there. cabin john, inbound. right side is blocked by a downed tree. t here are wind restrictions and warnings that chuck was just mentioning. chesapeake bay gribridge restrictions are in effect. wind warnings in effect. white's ferry, high water on the potomac river this morning. an

the annapolis gazette.r after you experienced the most extraordinary tragedy, because your brother, who was six years younger than yourself, he was also a newspaperman, an editor and a columnist on a small paper. the annapolis gazette. but he worked for the baltimore sun and the washington post. yes. but he's gone out to annapolis, to an editorialjob. yeah. and he was in his office when a guy with a gun walked in, long—term grudge against that newspaper, for reasons which are complicated — and the trial hasn't even started yet, so we have to refer to him as a suspect rather than a convicted criminal. anyway, he opens fire, kills five people. yes. including your brother. mmhmm. who was just there trying to put out a neighbourhood newspaper, a community newspaper, yeah. at a time when the debate and the anger towards journalists is quite visible at trump rallies, and almost, you know, and threats of violence — and there had been threats against other papers and other journalists. and we don't know what motiva

she made those remarks during ae af hours gathering of lawmakers in annapolis. one of those lawmakers wre present that district told news4 that things got heated when he confronted her. >> i addressed theri situation t there. a lot of ang ir, a little bit of screaming and shouting. and then kind of had to walk out the room to cool off because it was so inappropriate. >> delegate walker says lisanti later apologized to him. she's a democrat representing harford county. lawmakers on both sides are calling for her to. step do she said she will not resign. if you were joining us at 5:00, tracee wilkins summed it up in saying what this censure would do is in essence make her a moot point there in the maryland house. so again, the maryland house voting to censure delegate mary ann lisanti. we'll have more on this as it comes in. stay with us. back to you. >> aoo closer at censure, it's the second strongest discipline surpassed only by expulsion. it was last used in 2012 against cuysses y. in 2017 there was a bill trying to censure mike miller over his honoring a statu

this is along annapolis road in lanham, not far from veterans parkway. you can see officers closed off the parking lot to an international market there. police tells both victims are adults, one of them is critically wounded. morein details as they como news4. >>> nearly 200 leaders of the catholic church are gathered for a summit on clergy sexual abuse. at the start of the gathering, the pope told bishopso listen to those seeking justice. he also calle the abuse a scourge and said victims expecta concreteions in addition to teaching church leaders how to prevent andnvestigate these instances, this is an effort to rebuild creditability. church here at home, abuse survivors and actists gathered in northwest washington. they're demanding more transparency from catholic church leaders and harsher penalties. cory smith has more on the changes theyeking. >> reporter: the 8-year-old you see in this picture is a victim and survivor. she's all grown up now and not afraid to talk about the sexual abus she faced. >> i felt abandoned. >> reporter: members of the su

not done with winter yet. >> annapolis, chesapeake bay bridge. some restrictions.in john, inbound after clara barton parkway. a free came down. trying to get that ou of the way. new brash here. 95 looking okay. no issues. we'll look at 270 coming up. >>> it's a popular trend. millions of people are turning to home dna test kits to unlock information about their health and family history. >> doreen gentzler has reaction from a northern virginia woman who took three different tests and is sharing her story. > >> reporter: it's a secret that julie's parents took to their grave. >> i was adopt at birth, but it was a family secret. at that time, i was interested of having a child of my own. for that reason and others, i wanted t learn morebout my ancestry and health history. >> reporter: wither adoption records sealed, julie turned to ehe at-home dna test kits for clues. sent in a tube of spit. her results went into the database for locating possible matches. >> this chart shows each ofy cousins chromosomes and where we overlap. >> looks like a lot. >> reporter: as juli

. >> mark and his wife will be in annapolis to testify before a committee about this. laura's boyfriend who was thef fathere boyfriend was charged in her murder. he killed himsen jail. >>> breaking news now, for anyone who trusts a loved one to a care giver, a montgomery county man admits to abusing an autistic p he cared for at a group home. much of the abuse was caughtn camera. mark segraves stepped out of the circui courtro in rockville where this man is learning his sentence. >> reporter: he's facin up to seven years. he was originally charged with 14 counts of abuse and assault. this happened over the course of one not just one incident. several incidents night after night according to prosecutors who played some of the video in urt. let's look at some of that video now. you can see prosecutors say this is the care see punching in the stomach, the 22-year-old authotic man had been in the care of this nonprofit group home for seven years. now his family was in court today, pleading for mercy andg apologiz the family. it was emotional when his mother got up to testi

prince george'scounty, out to annapolis to southern maryland. i didn'teed the wipers on the way toork thismorning. temperatures are way mild. we're in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees now. with a peek or two of sunshine today, most areas will get above 60 degrees before sprinkle chances roll in before the afternoon and evening ahead of that front. still tracking a chance for wet snow tomorrow. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> happening today, president trump is expected to take action that could have political ramifications. the first would a welcome relief for hundreds of thousands of federals, work worried about another government shutdown. the presint says he will sign a spending bill that will fund the government. >> but that bill doesn't have money for a wall along the u.s./mexico border. not as much as he wanted. he is expected to declare a national emergency to fund that oject. nbc news has learned that the president will take funds from various departments, including $600 million from the treasury's forfeiture fund. this sets up poli

but he had gone out to annapolis, to an editorialjob. yeah.is office when a guy with a gun walked in, long—term grudge against that newspaper, for reasons which are complicated — and the trial hasn't even started yet, so we have to refer to him as a suspect rather than a convicted criminal. anyway, he opens fire, kills five people. yes. including your brother. who was just there trying to put out a neighbourhood newspaper, a community newspaper, yeah. at a time when the debate and the anger towards journalists is quite visible at trump rallies, and almost, you know, the threats of violence — and there had been threats against other papers and other journalists. we don't know what motivated this guy. i don't know what's on his computer, the police haven't said, or if he was on these websites. but he had threatened the paper before. you know, the irony was that nobody working in that newsroom had anything to do with this story that he was angry about, that had appeared so many years ago, which was basically a police story where he had pleaded gu

there.lems annapolis, 37. look at everybody else. still at or below freezing. that will be the case early tomorrow mornin too, for some areas. please watch out early tomorrow morning. we'll have mucore on this throughout the day and i'll talk about those temperatures comin up in jus minute. shomari stone outside right now. shomari, even in arlington where temperatures are above freezing still a lot of slush on those roads. >> reporter: that's right, doug. main roads are relatively clear, but ice in some spots. secondary roads like this right here, north 9th street here in arlington covered in slush, as yee can this is exactly what you've been talking about doug. now, it's important p tont out that people who live in this community tell me that they are concerned is will freeze ernight. as cold rain falls over northern virginia, you can hear the sound of cars driving on wet roadways in leesburg. ali nazarafs concerned about it freezing overonght. >> i d like that. >> reporter: he made a right turn on to this road, but that's already icy in some spots. >> i mean,

the inner loop beten annapolis road and john hanson highway has shrunk to one lane. crews were setting up yterday evening. officials say the bridge over the train tracks in the area needs repairs. all lanes should be back to normal by noon. >>> and as you begin your weekend, a note to metrors ri the red line will be shut down between dupont circle and judiciary square this weekend. metro is installing new lighting and says it needs both tracks to do the work. buses will replace trains downtown along the red line. if you plan o attending the chinese new year parade tomorrow, metro says they'lle providing extra bus service to handle the crowds. keep in mind, the green and yellow lines will be retuunning normal schedule downtown this weekend. >>> and after the break, a news 4 consumer alert this morning. ahead, the growing conce from parents about a law that's meant to help protect children from identity theft. we'll exp we'll exp la ways to lose stubborn belly fat: metal vibration therapy. ( ♪ ) (glass breaking) (gasp) not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpti

noing,leesburg, annapolis, washington. it was never going to be a bige is on the roads but nothing.wn around fredericksburg, prince frederick, but all in all guys this is not much of a storm at all. that means you're in for not a bad weekend, amelia, although we're still watching some stuff on sunday. >> absolutely. later in the day on sunday scattered showers move into the area, a chance we're seeing a mix as well in some spots. travel this weekend not that bed, some wet roads out there, especially well southf the district tomorrow. and then the potential for some t roads area wide on our sunday afternoon and evening. but that snowman building at this point it is nonexistent. heading to the local ski resorts conditions are quite nice. we have to bring out the bread meter, where does it land, down to no worries. we're not worried about the storm atll tomorrow we start with 38 degrees, rain and snow mainly south of washington. by 5:00 p.m. everybody is looking dry, maybe late day sunshine with a temperature around 44 degrees. onmeunday we start off with sun and a temperature of 30 de

annapolis, right on the water, around 46 degrees. and 55 in college park. it's a nice night.ever rain is making its way our way. it's back to west, kind of a discome bob lated storm stm but notice showers down to theso h. this makes its way our way and by tomorrow we're dealing with rain. how about the bus stop forecasty cool is to start 44. dry at noon. i think recess is dry. temperaturesn the 40s. 51 degrees by the time you're picking up the kids. showers likely and i think they come in after about 4:00 or 5:00. heads up for that. you may notd n the umbrellas early but take them with you because you'll need them during the evening rush. 62 on thursday. showers early on thursday, andm of the afternoon dry. not looking bad at all. friday, this isff ent. turning colder, windy with a high of 59. let's take closer look at this. what to expect on friday. becoming windy. winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. fauring temper. and wind chills in the 20s and 30s by late in the afternoon. so we go from near 60 when you wake up to about 30 by the time we're done working here. make sure

with one delegate who says he heard the offensive comments maden during afterhours gathering in annapolis. >> reporter: srces tell me they have encouraged mary ann thenti to step down after racial slur she made. now we're told the house will be taking a vote at 5:45 for possible censure of the delegates, as we talked to one of the delegates who was there. >> that put mewk in anrd situation. >> reporter: he said the slur he heard floored hi >> what she said has been said and it's inappropriate to say the least. >> reporter: he said he was having cigars with a few colleagues when mary ann lisanti used the n word while describing walker's predominantca afamerican district. >> the i question had she been drinking that night? i would guess she probably had. lisantiter: walker said ter apologized. since then there's been calls dr her to resign including from her ownocratic party and the governor. yesterday she said s has support from her district. >> my constitnts are helping guide me through this timehe >> reporter: vote to censure her is set to happen at 5:45 unless she agrees to step down. >

a bill being considered in annapolis would allow the county county to more easily reduce speed limits. maland law prohibitsni palities from changing the speed limit below 25. >> it's crazy that we don't have e ability to do that because under state law every residential street has to be at hour. 5 miles an >> speed limits should not be anged without a traffic and safety engineering study. a hearing on the bill is set for valentine's day. >>> if you've ever gotten speed camera ticket in one of those work zones in maryyond, ll want to hear this. lawmakers are pointing out issues with that program and you maant to challenge the ticket. transportation reporter adam tuss has been combing through a new report that sheds light on a problem. >> reporter: in a flash, a new report detailing someie inconsiste with maryland's work zone speed camera program. >> that's not good. no. that annoys me. >> reporter: specifically a report from the state office showing that for most of 2017 marylaay state hig administration did not adequately monitor the maryland safeones progr vendor. according to this r

our prince george's county tracee wilkins is in annapolis for us for that vote. >>> north korea appears to be disputing the account by president trump on why the second summit with kim jong-un ended abruptly and without a deal. . trump said north korea demanded full removal of sanctions in exchangeor shutting down its main nuclear complex. but the country's foreign minister said theyed a for partial sanction relief, adding they prepared to offer ing writ stop to nuclear andba istic missile testing. mike pompeo says talks will resume. >>> a day after w detailingt he believes to be potentially criminal conduct by hisme for boss, president trump's long-time fixer is back on capitol hill this time behind the d closedrs of the house intel committees and members can ask whatever they want. we know that involves some of the potential wrong doing he hinted at yesterday. >>> the president's controversial pick to replaceug brett kava will advance to a senate vote. members from both parties expressed resignations about her previousritings but the judiciary committee approved her nomination on a pa

we have winds gusting of 30 to 40 miles an hour. 28 d.c., 33 annapolis. that makes it feel colder wind chls in the 20s and 30s. a chilly night. we're tracking a couple flurries trying to come through the area. i don't think that's an issue. the big deal is the high pressure over us dropping in the cold air as a major storm wakes its our way. and that area of high pressure helps to keep the cold air in long enough thathis is all snow wednesday morning. let's take you hour by hour here. nothing tuesday, tuesday night at 100 we're fine. 's overnight tuesday night into wednesday morning, by e 5: iect it in the d.c. metro area. by 8:00, everybody seeing the snow. it stays snowou t 11:00, 12:00 a.m., and then we see the ice move in. here's the s expectewfall you can expect, 1 to 2 inches to the south. 2 to 4 from d.c. to the metro area. and then to the noh, 4o 6 inches here, hagerstown, frederick, leesburg and winchester. then the ice sets in. and the ice is going to be a really big facr too. look at the ice through the afternoon. look how much of the area is i

all these summits only things can happen like they did for example with the annapolis one during george bush's iraq war others but as long as it doesn't change the facts on the ground of the livelihood of these people they won't have much hope in these meetings. at that meeting or such a thing. meanwhile at the sochi summit he rounds president hassan rouhani said he backs a push to clear syria's italy bridgend of fighters from high up that hit all shaan formerly known as the newsroom front russia's vladimir putin and ali of course of president bashar al assad said he is ready to drive the fighters out of italy and turkey's president said hopes for a political resolution to the conflict in syria have never been stronger the iranian president also said the presence of the us in the middle east harms countries in the region well the iranian president said that the us has had a destructive presence in the middle east. regarding the first issue i.e. the united states we do not have any optimism about what the americans are saying if the united states leaves syria completely. this would be. g

only 50 towards annapolis towards the water. 57 back towards winchester.peratures will fall efficiently tonight. no rain to talk about current but we're tracking a storm system back to the west. you can see the system has rain to the south and snow bace to north. look at the difference in the temperatures here. out ahead of the storme are way warm, 70s for sure. 20s, look a chicago, 18 for the wind chill. but that cold air won't be abl e it our way. it gets cooler tomorrow by about 20 degrees but not talking any real cold air until the weekend. cldy and cooler, rain chances increase, temperature around 51u dry t about 4:00 and 5:00. i'll show it to you.00 .m. no problem. 2:00 in the afternoon, no problem. by 5:00, for the evening w rush see the rain. so have the umbrella handy you'll nee it tomorrow into thursday. 62 on your th turning colder. temperatures fall on friday through the 50sheown into 20s and 30s for wind chills. saturday high of39 the rest of the ten day forecast including the next chance for some snow. it's in the forecast, too. i'll send it

i do not think that annapolis will make it up to that m 65 degreek today. the water obviously influences you a littlbit. same with our friends in southern maryland if you're close to the coast line. e for everyboe inland, those temperatures will go right on . very mild nothing to write home about today. it's a great day. get outside and enjoy it. we've got changes on the way. we'll show you when those changes are coming just in about 12 minutes from now. >> thank you, lauren. l> now the swing in temperatures andt week's snow is causing major problems on the road if you haven't noticed. transportation reporter adam tuss wants to know about the potholes in your community so just tweet him at your location dd tune in tonight and see what's beinge to make your ride a little smoother. >> well, happening tonight. president trump expected to share his vision for the country union state of the address. >> the president is expected to call for unity in this divided governme that the democrats control the house. tracie potts has a preview of night's speech. >> the pr

in this part mayors from annapolis maryland, parkland florida, charleston south carolina and pittsburgh shared stories about the mass shootings associated with hate crimes in their cities. >> good morning everyone. my name is karen freeman wilson and i am honored to serve as the chair of the criminal and social justice committee for the conference of mayors and i have the distinct privilege of leading this session on a very important topic, a very grave topic. earlier we just had an excellent discussion in the plenary on what mayors can do to build inclusive and compassionate cities and the conference centers the conference intention intentional action on helping us to do that. in this session we are going to discuss a key factor in making sure that not only are our cities inclusive but that we protect our residents against those who do not value them for particular traits that they possess. not only that we protect them but that we send a message that we do not tolerate the ill- treatment of people based on their gender, their race, their religion or any other driver of hate crime. for

host: from annapolis, democrats ryan -- minneapolis, democrats line, this is ryan. caller: i want to ask about that price tag for the wall. people tell me that is just a drop in the bucket. it doesn't seem like any border state district can come up with reason, any positive thing that can come from the wall. most of the land is privately owned. there's some sensitive environmental reasons like the rio grande valley where certain endangered species would be affected. issues?u speak to these guest: definitely. i was just looking at this last night. see interesting to it all laid out. miles of border -- all of that will be in new mexico arizona, and west of el paso in texas. that lines up perfectly when you see the amount of federal lands versus private land along the border. state is texas. that's primarily because of these issues you mentioned. a lot of it is private land. it's more difficult for the government to come in and ask people to sell their land. border, there's a lot of and by mental issues. -- a lot of environmental issues. some environmental groups have

this morning and it easy. 30 in winchester. 32 in purcellville this morning. 35 inquantico. 36 in annapolis. everyone is hoveringt j at or above the freezing market this morning. a lot of fogginess. reduced visibility and potential for slipperiness. slow down. with temperatures ln the day, with increasing amounts of sunshine, it will turn into a pleasant afternoon, to spend some time outside. sunshine and the temperathres in low to mid-50s, that snow will not loast much longer. there's thunder and lightning across parts of the virginia/north carolina border. we had thunder snow yesterday, around shepherdstown, virginia the fogginess and sprinkles o rain, is a quick end to the weather problems. we'll have sunshine. clouds thicken back up late tonight and early tomorrow morning. there could be springle of rain first thing friday morning. most of the day tomorrow, not worrying about anything falling from no nisunshine at all tomorrow. increasing sunshine today. mid to upper 40s. saturday, a soaker.n nearly inch of rain saturday night into early sunday. sunday afternoon, melissa, a the way up t

dayto settle down. 39 in washington. 24 in fauquier county. 26 in montgomery county. 37, now, in annapolisnd your planner for today, a garageincrease in clouds during the middle part of the day. no rain chances. it will bedry. temperatures will reach the upper 40s to around 50 degrees for most ea just about average here for late february. tomorrow, a little more cloud cover will keep most areas in the mid to upper 40s tomorrow. slightly cooler than average. and a significantatrn change, set to arrive here on saturday night into sunday. and next week, the first full colder march, looks way than average. be ready for that. today, prettyuiet weather, up and down the east coast. we'll jump ahead to thursday morning. ot anything really expect the day thursday. as we get into early friday morning, this could be a slushy 1 orhe i of snow around here before it ends as rain late friday morning into friday afternoon. saturday, another chants, where it will be only rain on saturday. any snow chances will be way northf the pennsylvania border. and sunday night into monday, what might be the best chanc

the inner loop between annapolis road and john hansonighway has shrunk to one lane. chopper 4 found crews setting up yesterday evening. officials say the bridge over the train tracks in the area needs repaired. all lanes should be back to normal if a couple of hours at noon. >>> as you begin yourweekend, a note to metro riders. red linel w shut down between dupont circle and judiciary square. metro is installing lighting and needs both tracks to do the work. buses will replace trains downtown along the red line. if you plan on attding the chinese new year parade tomorrow, metro says the have youcovered. they're providing extra bus services for the crowds. thereen and yellow lines though, they'll be running normally downtown. >>> toda you may see people in their underwear in the cold for love and a good cause. it is the cupid's undie run. the money raised will go towardi ing a cure for a genetic disorder of the nervous system. the run s arts at noo lasts until 4:00 this afternoon. it is at penn social on e strt northwest. because of the run, there will be closures. ma

. >> a bill making its way through annapolis adds a new gender option. "m" would stand for male. "f" would stand for female. >> but "x" would represent unspecified or other genders. news 4's darcy spencer introduces us to the family fighting for this change. >> "m," "f" or "x"? >> her 15-year-old recently asked her if they could move from maryland to d.c. that's because the district he option to put "x" instead of male or female ondr your er's license. lu is nonbinary, which means they don't identify as maler female. lu would rather not drive than have to pick a gender to get the license. >> they made it clear this third option on the driver's licenoe, o"m," not "f," but an unspecified was important to them that the idea of moving was very appealing. >> reporter: but instead of ving, kalina decided to fight to change maryland law to allow an "x" as a third option on your cense. >> this actually would make the driver's license more accurhee for purposes of being really who they are. >> reporter: the bill just passed the maryland s'sate. eing considered in the house. advocates from

now 25. 28 in montgomery llage. 30 degrees in leesburg. 23 in charlestown, west virginia. 36 in annapolisyour wakeup weather then, sun sun is up at 6:44. temperatures will climb out of the 20s and into low to mid 30s by 10:00. toery's high teure, 49 degrees, one degree colder than average. we can deal with that. tomorrow, little bit warmer, up to 50, but a little more of

. >>> a flight in annapolis over when your chiren start the sc hol year could beded for a restrendum.ate democrats vote aid long party lines to leave the start date up to local school districts. maryland governor larry hogan signed an executive order in 2016 requiring schools to start after labor day. the governor says longer summer breaks allow more family time and help tourism. democrats say it could cause conflicts with teacherpm devet days and religious holidays. the bill goes to the house where democrats hold majority. >>> call it a d.c. starewn this week metro leaders are trying to figure out how much more time to spend on system maintenance t leadi reduced hours and not making district leaders very happy. our transportation reportesadam tuss cheut the debate. >> reporter: this whole debate is pitting muriel bowser against the metro general manager. one metro board member just told me i just got off the phone fireworkjoy the here is the heart of the issue. metro says all the extra time it's gaining fixing the system instead of running trains is leading to a safer system, but d.c

this portion features the mayors of annapolis, maryland, parkland, florida, charleston, south carolina, and pittsburgh, pennsylvania, as they share stories and recommended solutions. part of a recent meeting of the u.s. conference of mayors. >> good morning, everyone. my name is karen freeman wilson, and i am honored to serve as the chair of the criminal and social justice committee for the conference of mayors and i have the distinct privilege of leading this session on a very important topic, a very grave topic. earlier, we just had an excellent discussion in the plan in your area on what mayors can do to build inclusive and compassionate cities, and the conference center's, the conference intentions -- intentional action on helping us to do that. in this session, we are going to discuss a key factor in ensuring that not only are our cities inclusive, but that we protect our residents against those who do not value them for particular traits they possess. not only that we protect them against, but that we send a message that we do not tolerate of the ill-treatment of people based on

annapolis 41, one of our warmer locations. there's your planner for toda sun is up just after 7:00 a.m. got to love the earlier oonrises. afte highs today will be spending most of the afternoon in the mid 40s. but again, a very gusty west wind today make it feel a lot colder than that. wind chills r around the freezing mark all afternoon. for tomorrow, even better weather, partly cloudynto the 50s tomorrow and without the breeze tomorrow honestly probably one of the better of the week. big area of storm way up to our north. it could throw some snow showers into the mountains of west virginia toy, but i think east of the blue ridge here along i-95 not much. of anythi now let's take a closer look at the end of the week and the weekend. friday, a lot of clouds but mild and a very low chance of a stray shower on friday. saturday morning, here we go, 6:00 saturda i morning, wha likely to be a pocket of snow developing across the area. this is now noon on saturday. snow for most. again, there's not a lot of confidence in all this. t

now 25. 28 in montgomery llage. 30 degrees in leesburg. 23 in charlestown, west virginia. 36 in annapolis. your wakeup weather then, sun sun is up at 6:44. temperatures will climb out of the 20s and into low to mid 30s by 10:00. toery's high teure, 49 degrees, one degree colder than average. we can deal with that. tomorrow, little bit warmer, up to 50, but a little more of a breeze tomorrow north wind. it will feelchillier. still watching for a chance of wet snow on friday morning. more about that and the cold coming upat's to come in a few minutes. let's go to melissa. >> good morning, chuck. taking a look at northbound georgia avenue at bel pre road. your alternates, connecticut avenue, arctic avenue wilu get round this. right now we have that closure as you'rehbeading nond. southbound not affected. inbound suitland parkway lan blocked. no access to the douglas bridge. right lane getting by that work zone. arlington westbound 66 eaffairfx drf a crash there on northbound 95. disabled tractor trailer, aaron? >> melissa, thank you. >>> win begin with bre news in silver spring. melissa just

the bridge over the train tracks between annapolis road and the john hanson highwayeeds repairs. chopper 4 found crews setting up this evening. the interloop of i-495 between maryland and route 450 and u.s. route 50 will shrink to one lane overnight and stay that way until about noon tomorrow. >> we warned you. >> yeah. >> we a in for a -- in for even more of a shock when we wake up tomorrow tn we experienced tonight, huh? >> i brought my coat. >>i' good. glad -- i'm glad -- >> good man. >> you didn't earlier today.s it was that nice across the area. sunshine. really beautiful. 61 we hit today. really quite nice. then the cold air started coming in. right now we're on the cold sid. for s there is the capital wheel looking pretty good. still cloud cer across the area. 38 degrees now. winds out of the northwest at 23 miles per hour. we've really come down. eally s why, the winds making their way in. 30-mile-an-hour winds still at the airport. here is 30 miles an hour in -- 31 inwn hagers so that wind definitely adds to the chill out there and look at the current wind chill, 27, d.c

i think we have to see this as an attempt by united states annapolis should to correct these kinds of situations a provocation and certainly we don't know all the details of what happened on the border with brazil at definitely we need to wait for a response from the pentagon government about whether. details of what happened and whether there will be investigations prosecutions of those officials that allegedly were involved but nonetheless we should recognize that over seventy men as well that are national humanitarian groups just came out yesterday denouncing what is being called a humanitarian aid effort on the grounds that it is a little side and it's an attempt by the united states to use humanitarian aid as a means of toppling the democratically elected by the government might as well as the united nations and other humanitarian bodies such as the international red cross and have criticized as politicization of aid by the united states government . what's the saving on can caracas where you are at the moment people buying into this the argument that this humanitarian aid can be

annapolis, though, has gonep a little bit. current temperatures, 48 in manassas, 50 in culpeper, 49 in fredericksburg and 52 in charlottesvire. the warmeir to the south trying to make its way this way. no raineaut we areng with a little drizzle at times from time to time around our a ta. here front. you can see what's happening. some big time shower activity going on, butost of this will just slide right on by. wen e not going to see much the way of rain out of this. syst most of that rain should really dry out over the mountains here over the next couple of hours, but the big deal for us is the temperatures. look at buffalo. 58 degrees in buffalo right now. well above where we are. temperatures wil o risernight tonight. then we get to the cold air. wind chil, 5 bel zero in chicago. 30 below zero back towards the dakotas. not going to see a repeat of the arctic outbreak we saw a week ago,re but we going to get much colder tomorrow. 56 at the start. a warm start becoming rather windy and much colder tomorrow afternoon. we'll ta

right around the annandale area, over towards annapolis, waldorfa seeing somivity there, too.he wider view showing the main system that brought us the rn earlier is now moving out of here, but still a lot of unsettled air throughout our region. that's why w havehat mist and fog. current temperature right now still mild.'r 49 degrees. winds out of the northeast at 7 miles an hour. this is the key component here. where are our winds tomorrow? moreut of the nor or south? that's going to have a big impact or our temperatures. 51 in flredericksburg. richmond is 64 degrees right now. so we've got very warm air just to the south. my big question is can it get here by tomorrow? a big ice storm movg our way. the kansas city area, they're under an ice storm warning. a lotf rain, even a tornado warning earlier around tennessee. all this warm air trying to move its w into our area. it's going to have a hard time getting here. i've lowered the temperatures for tomorrow down to 56. it's really amazing the range ow temperatur could have tomorrow. maybe upper 40s to the south, we could be aro

so the overall academy rate might be 80%, but at west point -- excuse me, at annapolis and at colorado springs what you see is among women who have the higher sexual assault rate. their at faction rate or confidence rate was about 60 -- excuse me, 70%. so you can say, wow, that's great, 70% think you're doing good. when i was chief prosecutor and had 20 prosecutors working for me, a third of my prosecutors thought i wasn't doing a good job i would think i was failing. i don't think those are really good numbers. you know, glass half full, glass half empty. >> i think that i understand your point on that topic. that we disagree on the numbers of confidence that we're reporting back from the midshipmen and there is a difference based off of gender, which, you know, could be expected based off of people interpreting the question differently or having had different life experiences. colonel morris, you also said, quote/unquote, i'm outside my competence in current academy operations. i'm curious as to when the last time is you visited the academies and spoke to leadership there at the mids

." >> annapolis's own dylan gillmer is back. he was on the show a few weeks ago.she was owe imprsed, she sent him to charlotte to cover the a all-star game for her. he even exchanged gifts with duane wade. >> i feel like i want to give you high all-star jersey. >> i gng somet for you, too. >> this is what we're swapping? >> yeah. >> awesome. let's d it! you can catch "ellen" today at 3:00 and stick around for "news4 at 4." >> some of these kids aren't timid at all. stl ahead thismidday, a desert wonderland. record amounts of sw out west. we've got some incredible pictures to show you. >>nd a driver hops a curb to get around the school bus. the close call caught on camera. it seems to be partf an al >>> people in arizona are dealing with a winter blast. look at this. heavy snow causing traffic headaches in the flag staff area. the snow forcingpo traation officials to shut down interstate 40. people are encouraged to stay off the roads. up to 11 inches of snow fell in that area. >>> this week'se snowstorm h for us came and went and cold not a , you know, it' lot of

. >> dillon gilmore from annapolis sat down to talk to her about hi dstyle. >> wheyou get your style, your mom or dad? >> sorry, mom. >> mom knows what's up. >> you see the difference between mom and dad, too. he talks about his plans to celebrate his 10th birthday. you can watch "ellen" at 3:00, you can watch "ellen" at 3:00, followed by news 4 at 4:00. you still stressed about beting our first house, s? yeah, i thought doing some hibachi grilling would help take my mind off . maybe you could relieve some stress by calling geico for help with our homeowners insurance. geico helps with homeowners insurance? they sure do. and they could save us a bundle of money too. i'm callingeico right now. cell phone? it's ringing. get to know geico and see how much you could o ve on homeowners and cosurance. >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> welcome back. it's 6:24. all this week, the "today" show is celebrating valentine's day with the share the love campaign. they collected inspiring and encouraging messages for the nald mcdonald house in new york. molette green made a special visit to the ro

afternoon evenhoh we have the clouds 52 in r fredericksburg, 54 in leesburg, 45 along the water towards annapolis. no rain around much of the area. looking at aouple showers around the hagerstown region. up towards hagerstown you're seeing showers along and north of 70. fulton county, in pennsylvania, weu're seeing s too. that's with a warm front. you can see it clearly defined. look at it there. also had thunder associated with it as it madeay its to pittsburgh. and a tornado warning into ohio. yo notice all of this moving our way, but we're not going to see much in the way of rain at all. this whole system, storm, moves the moisture and gets cut off. for us it's about the temperatures, 55here. 78 down around raleigh, 80 arou the atlan area and the warmer air moves in first along with the front, thense the cold ai in, wind chill 26 in icago. bismark at 30 below zero. we're not going to get i on the coldest of the air but it is going to feel colder tomorrow t. ni tomorrow, 59 degrees, a warm start. becoming windy and colder in the afternoon. 59 goes all the way down to the 20s and 30 for the wind

not quite as cold in leesburg at 30 degrees. 34 in washington.n and by the bay annapolis.e'll call it seasonably cold. e temperature for this time of year, around 30 degrees. pretty close to average. sun is up at 7:00 this morning. temperatures comfortably in the

police say he opened fire at the newspaper building in annapolis last summer. they say he held a grudge after they published an article about a harassment conviction. ramos faces several counts of murder. he has pleaded not guilty. chris gordon will be at the hearing today. you can follow him on twitter for the latest. >>> this morning, maryland's governor joins a growing list of leaders calling for delegate lasanti to resign. na she used a racial slur to refer to a predoly african-american district in prince george's county. larry hogan tweeted, a public official should do the right thing and step down. lisani apologized for comments this week. "the washington post" was the first to report that in january, she referred to a candidate as having campaigned in an "n" word district. prince george's county executive angela alsobrook said her words require more than an apology. >> we think she should resign. anybody would agree that a person who goes to work and exspouses the views she did, should be fired. >> listani said she was ashamed of using the hurtful word.

towards annapolis. a coating tonc an possible, fredericksburg, maybe stafford county, calrt county, st. mary's, you have the best chance to see some snow. re's the interesting thing we get snow down to the south, temperatures in the 40s tomorrow everywhere, that's the high. look to the north. frederick, hagerstown you may e sunshine tomorrow. it's sunshine here, snow to the south. could it come farther to the north? it's possible. 20 miles would put it closer to the d.c. area but w right now don't think it's much of an event at all. sunday we do have a bigger event, a little bit of afternoon rain and possibly mix too. 43 degrees. 53 on monday.da 44 on tu and that leads to wednesday. i'm going to talk about t wednesdat is the bigger storm to watch, always has en, we'll talk about more about that at 4:45. >>> still watching breaking news this hourolice responding to an active shooting sitistion in illi you're looking here at live pictures from the scene. this is the city of aurora, illinois, just west of

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