. >> i had a young girl, two months ago, from bethesda maryland.ou would think parents educated, median income was high, they would understand their kids because, you know, they have access to knowledge, right. that is not the case. unfortunately there are kids coming to our organization in the wealthy suburbs where parents do not want to deal with the issue. rather to them, they'd rather throw them away than give their children an opportunity to grow and become someone. to me, they are my treasure. >> how old are you? >> i'm 21, 22 this year. >> okay, 21. your whole future is ahead of you, quite a long time to be around in our society, and make a life for yourself, what stands in the way of you being the person you want to be and living the life you live? well there are a few obstacles when there is oppression, obstacles standing in the way of the community, there's this - i can't - i think where you have to go and see a therapist for a year, be homeless for a year before you engage. to me, why should i as a transgender woman be pretty much thrown

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in manassas, virginia they hit 29.5 inches, bethesda, maryland, 27 inches.5.8 inches and in college park, 20.2 inches.inch so quite a variance there in amm of our neighborhoods. nei temperatures, this is the story now. our highs today, 35-degrees at reagan national airport. a the same at dulles. 34 at bwi thurgood marshal and of course temperatures well bloo the seasonal average. we are going to see thesee temperatures pretty hang in thee range of the 30s when we move mv into tomorrow and right now that is the same story. but it is dropping rapidly. we have a light within and the e wind was very gusty in the lasts couple of days and producing some wind chills. not the store for tonight. 23 in d.c. 16 in baltimore. only 12-degrees at gaithersburgr this hour, 7-degrees at manassas and 8 at culpeper. 15-degrees at fredericksburg to the south and only 8-degrees in martinsburg. so ridge of high pressure building in we've got that snow pack in place. cold, cold, cold. that's what it is. as our temperatures drop very rapidly tonight into the teens t and the single

an aging water main ruptures in bethesda, maryland, sending a massive wall of water rushing down a busy road and turning the morning commute into a nightmare for drivers. firefighters at station 10 are just pulling out, unaware a critical situation is developing nearby. they immediately get stuck in traffic backed up from the flood. >> we actually thought we might have had a trash truck or something on fire. and that's when we were met with about a four-foot-high wall of water hitting the front of the fire truck. it hit the truck so hard, we actually thought it was going to blow the window out of the fire truck. >> accustomed to the role of rescuers, the firefighters now find themselves in a precarious position. >> for the first three or four minutes, we weren't the rescuers. we almost needed rescue ourselves. >> from the base of the hill, they see several cars trapped in the raging waters. >> i made the initial radio transmission to our emergency communications and said we're going to need water rescue, some manpower. we knew time was not on our side at that point. >> the 66-inch water

we are in the suburbs of bethesda, maryland. we are 8 miles from the center of washington, d.c. many suburban streets look like this. you go to suburban, virginia, and it looks the same. that's why the federal government is closed. a lot of the folks here work for the federal government. the schools are closed. the nor is still bringing thing to a total halt in this particular area. if you go to the main streets they are have much clear. you have plenty of streets that are two lanes on a main road. but for the most part they have gotten that back up and running. bus service is still a mess around here. the airports are open but they have massive delays from the weekend with thousands of flights canceled. we are slowly getting back to normal. because of scenes like this replayed throughout the area it's still slow going. did you see the size of that front loader on 6th avenue at 6:00 a.m. this piece of equipment was gigantic. here we are. two days later and they are still moving it. there is a lot out there. martha: hoik going one-on-one with voters in iowa, and she faces tricky

year-old devika gunasekere died last night after a ride-on bus hit her as she was crossing a bethesda road. maryland live at the scene tonight -- maryland bureau chief brad bell is live at the scene. this has to be heartbreaking to everyone there. brad: this is heartbreaking to the community. people have been approaching us out here on the street corner to talk about the woman and some issues they have. this is where it happenedv= yesterday. they have modern crossing signals. but one thing we notice and people show us when you get the walk sign here the vehicles like the bus also have a green light to turn. that is part of the investigation. but as you said at the daycare center that is over here, the focus is on the victim. there is sadness at star child development center tonight. and confusion. devika gunasekere was a beloved teacher here, working with 2-year-olds because they reminded her of her grand daughter in sri lanka. she was killed yesterday morning as she walked to work. hit by a ride-on bus leaving behind a husband of more than 40 years and the devastating coworkers. >> my heart is brok

bethesda. overnight, maryland state police told us michael garth thomas died in a crash on 270 last night.on the exit from 270 to 370 when he hit a guard rail and his car flipped over. police say thomas may have had some kind of medical emergency before the crash. he was 38 years old. >>> 6:46 now in the countdown to iowa is on before heading to iowa. bernie sanders will meet with president obama at the white house today. white house says they will meet privately in the oval office, but there's no formal agenda. this comes after president obama praised democratic front-runner hillary clinton's bid for the presidency in an interview with politico. the president will not endorse a candidate during the primary season. >>> just days ahead of the iowa caucus, front-runner donald trump said he will not attend tomorrow night's debate. it comes after trump called fox's megyn kelly a lightweight. it sparked tough parts from ted cruz who challenged trump to a one-on-one showdown. >>> we're covering the iowa caucuses from des moines. be sure to follow me on twitter. we will have coverage from iowa, r

i know everyone is wondering.ng it's playing at round house theater in bethesda, maryland,y, and performanceund house theater.org. february 21st. mark your cal damages and iamesd want to get to this.hi i want to hear memphis goldphisl placement you want to play a little snippet for us. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> very nice. i got chills.gochi when you hit those high notes.ho >> thank you. >> ♪ i was like oh my goodness.dn so fantastic. okay. so, pick this up. thisp. it's memphis gold and looks like you have a web site here, memphis gold. >> how you go together playgethy the blues, biscuit boogie, allea kinds of fun stuff here.ff h okay, i love it. i thank you so much. muc >> very, very well can come. >> this opens the show and ifhod i also may it's reallyea important for round housefor theater to bring in young audiences especially in theirnhr play it forward program. pgr any high school student can get a free ticket to any show sw in the currencies son and ind i encourage to come see father comes home from the wars partsm one, two, and three., three. >> thank you so much scott much both of

it's set every year by the atomic clock in bethesda, maryland. >> they don't build them like that anymore. >> 103 years. >> also worth noting that, unfortunately, as a long island guy, penn station, the original one was torn down. the grand central played a big part in sort of historic preservation. >> it is said that the destruction of pennsylvania's station saved grand central. because that was going to be torn down. people were so aghast what happened to pen pen, that fight to grand central went to the united states supreme court and helped to make the conservancy act. grand central is the first building saved under that act. even though it was saved, it looked horrible, thick with dirt. between then and now, it was it boosted the visitor numbers from zero to 200,000 a day. second most visited site in new york city. >> 103. happy birthday. >> glad to be here. >> we'll be right back with the seven-day forecast. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and universi

here are some of the snow totals reported so far, bethesda, 18, tysons corner, 19 inches. southern maryland around the bay, there it's around 10 to 12 inches. look at the totals, panhandle of west virginia to happener's. front royal to lurey, 14 to 16 inches and then down 95, there are lighter amounts but don't think it's over, fredericksburg and points south. there is a blooming area on the radar of more snow that is developing and it's going to dump another four or five inches there around fredericksburg and points west towards culpepper. the fire departments are recommending you clear now around the hire hydrants that is near you. god forbid there's a fire. they recommend you clear about three feet around the hydrant of the high snow that has fallen. clear snow away from your heat pump as well. that heat pump will not run near as efficient if it gets clogged with snow. check on the elderly, four things to do as the blizzard continues. here comes the wind, right in my face as the snow is coming down hard. back to you. >> all right. thanks, tom. storm team 4 radar shows the heaviest of the

in maryland, the hyatt hotel in bethesda and virginia hotels in crystal city, rest op, hyatt, tyson's corner and herndon were all affected. to see a hotel that you visited while you were traveling was affected open our nbc washington app to get a full list of the hotels worldwide. >>> there is a new plan to help keep you safer while dining and shopping in the district. a move to keep more eyes on criminals with security cameras. as molette green explains some local business owners aren't sure the cameras will work for them. >> reporter: this popular h street coffee shop already has cameras, but buying into the mayor's new public safety plan isn't so simple for a small business owner. >> the only thing is i think who will spend the money. >> the legislate known as the incentive program is part of mayor bowser's incentive to deter crime and i.d. suspects. the program would provide rebates to property and business owners, even churchers who installed security cameras and register the system with d.c. police. years ago, criminals targeted the small shop, shattering the glass windows. sinc

. >> to maryland now we're in montgomery county in a bethesda neighborhood. the big headline in this neighborhood and throughout this area where we've been traveling is down here. listen, the roads have been plowed, they're clear. and what are was left has really just melted away. so folks out here are ecstatic. all the snow that's been pushed to the sides like this, this is going to take a while to melt. some of it is pretty hard. so now is the time to make your snowman. we want to spend a couple of minutes talking about ways to keep you and the people you love safe. just like the family inside kind enough to let us broadcast outside their house tonight, they're cooking up a storm, lighting fires in a fire place. but the montgomery county fire chief met me out here tonight he says look, i want to give you five tips to keep you safe. take a look. let's start with tip number one. clear outdoor vents from the house. >> absolutely. that vebt right there is the high efficiency furnace. if that gets clogged your furnishase may shut down or worse produce carbon mon

the washington post says the maryland transit administration would not comment on this report. the purple line will connect new carrollton and bethesdawill announce a winning bidder next month. >>> ten minutes before the hour. chuck bell is here. >> yes. you're back. >> i want to throw things at you. >> i know you do. >> he's just the messenger. >> this guy all winter long has been doing cart wheels in the newsroom, praying for snow. >> absolutely. >> my kids are wearing their pajamas inside out. they have a big plan for friday. >> everything you need to do. if you're a snow lover, keep hope alive. it's looking good, everybody. i'm a snow lover. >> meanwhile, we are in panic mode. >> i am giddy as a kid for what's coming. you have today and tomorrow. it won't be a sneak attack. for today, what to expect. clouds on the increase today. chance for some flurries between 3:00 this afternoon and 11:00 tonight. just a coating at the most. no real impact from that. current temperatures are cold again this morning. mostly in the teens to near 20 degrees. when you factor in what's left, it's another bitter cold start this morning. all the warm

maryland. closer in, capital beltway partly to mostly cloudy skies, nighttime lows, lower 20's in the suburbs, lower 30's downtown d.c., fog possible in the morning. tomorrow, near freezing bethesda college park, fairfax, upper marlboro. be on the lookout for treated sidewalks that may have refrozen. the temperatures will be above freezing midmorning into the afternoon. the futurecast, clouds break apart and reform in the afternoon. scattered showers developed during the evening rush. early wednesday, maybe across southern maryland, leonardtown waldorf, could have some flakes of snow, but nothing expected to accumulate, nothing that will bring major problems. the day planner shows daytime highs tomorrow middle 40's. the extended outlook, the temperatures rebounding just in time for the weekend. it is early next week, 45 saturday, 50 sunday. middle 50's on monday. alison: not bad. thank you. leon: it looks like the wizards hate the snow more than the rest of us. erin: they had five days off because of the blizzard, so maybe that was not good in terms of momentum. their first game back did not go quite as planned. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyo

the washington post says the maryland transit administration would not comment on that report. the purple line will connect new carrollton and bethesda light rail. they will announce a winning bidder next month. >>> the kids go back to school on time this morning but will they see any snow on the way? chuck has what they will face as they head out to the bus stop today. >>> we are getting the >>> new video of an attack in burkina faso. one american was among the 28 killed in the west african company. >>> an auditor has found it's difficult to keep employees from having access to files of the youth at a youth agency. >>> 5:41. your time now. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell finding your forecast. going to tell us what's happening for friday. >> so exciting to think about real snow coming our way friday and saturday. everyone forgets about today. got to get through today and tomorrow first. bus stop weather this morning, temperatures in the teens. feels like about 5 to 10 degrees. the kids will need all the warm weather gear. could have snow flurries around here on the way home. not looking for a big deal. kids will need the he

nanaming proces >>> maryland transit officials are expected to name the contractor who will design, build, operate and maintain the light rail line. the purple line will connect the bethesda and new carrollton metro stations. estimated to cost more than $2 billion if all goes according to plan. construction could start late this year and the line could be open for business in 2021. >>> gas prices in parts of michigan hit record lows yesterday. got to see this to believe it. a price war between three gas stations forced one station to advertise gas at 47 cents a gallon. now despite the area around the station being snow covered as you can see, cars and drivers lined up just to snag that deal. the price war made michigan the first state to see gas at less than a dollar in decades. today, though, prices are back up, $1.50 a gallon. it did not last long. but, boy -- >> still over $2, california, hawaii, they got the sunshine. >> that's right. >>> chuck bell -- >> who wants to pay $3 for gas in hawaii instead of being here right now? >> hello. >> i'm the snow lover. not necessarily a bitter cold sub-zero windchill kind of a lover. no doubt. >> minnesota weather. >> absolutely

maryland dealing with tons oflit problems as well.mss w north bethesda, 355 at strathmore avenue we'vees in both directionsection because of ice, sly go cree go parkway shut down because of ico between university and newty ann hampshire.mpsh we're also seeing the inner looo at 210 a stall -- another stalla approaching the wilson bridge. virginia, plenty of incidents.in bob barnard told us about the at dozens of crashes that state sta police are responding to in i northern virginia.irgi we have tractor trailers on theo outer loop moving slowly fromy springfield to branch avenuehve with those icy conditions. 15 south closed between suddenll road and 66. prince william dealing with problems and icy conditions on 88s ford road. metro all lines or on or closere to schedule.ch steve and allison.. >> really? >> i find that surprising.at metro might be the best thinghen today. >> a lot of people last nightle said it was the easiest way to t get around.roun >> there you go. y >> that's a great option.s a keep that in mind.ep tha min as far as you heading out on tht roads this morning we'll chec

maryland transit officials are expected to maim the contractor who will design, build, operate and maintain that light rail line. the purple line will connect the bethesda new carrollton metro stations and it's estimated to cost more than $2 billion and if all goes according to plan, construction could start late this year and the line could open in 2021. >>> coming up tonight, a dramatic rescue involving a mother and her baby captured from a firefighter's helmet camera. we'll show you how it all unfolded. >> the wrecking ball is out as they tear down the old washington post building and more on how this could impact your commute. >> that's why we're in red and it's all because of the cold burst. we have windchills tomorrow between 5 below and zero. that's inside the beltway. by noon, between 5 and 10 degrees and an incredibly cold day tomorrow and much more on that and the snow possibling come up on fri >>> a helmet camera captured a dramatic rescue as a firefighter climbed a ladder to a second-floor apartment that was filled with smoke as he rescued a mother who was trapped inside and passed her baby through the window first. he handed the infant off

bethesda at 16 inches. someone at the white house stepped outside this morning and took a measurement, 13 inches at the white house. frederick, maryland 12 inches. a lot of foot reports in and around the d.c. area. and that's similar up to philadelphia. i want to focus on the new york city and throw up the shots around new york city, because the blue band is as heavy as the snow gets in new york city. that return on my radar is an indication of about two inches an hour. at jfk airport, seven inches on the ground right now, and in the last hour they had three inches of snow alone when the heavy band moved through. that's shifted north of jfk and into manhattan and the bronx and headed up to westchester and bergen county and starting to cross into long island too. that's a serious band. there's some steadier snow here in central new jersey. dry slot we call it, so you'll have a bit of a break, then the snow will pick up later. additional snowfall, still amazing. jfk, six to eight inches on the ground and we could add another foot and a half on top of that. i mean, this is going to be very incredible as we go throughout this day. it's ha

maryland transit officials are expected to nape the contractor who will design, build, operate and maintain the light rail line. the purple line will connect to bethesdad new carrollton metro stations. it is estimated to cost more than $2 billion. if all gees goes according to p the line could open up in 2021. >>> if you're just joining us, we're following breaking news out of prince george's county where four people are dead after an overnight house fire. we're updating the story on the nbc washington app and the latest on the victims, which includes two 3-year-old children. >>> this morning, fire comes as we're getting an up close look at this dramatic rescue that happened at a different fire. a look at that incredible footage coming in. >>> a weather alert day and that's because of the current windchill, look at that, as we mentioned. a lot of schools on a two-hour delay today. what the kids are up against had they head to school today. that's at 5:41. >>> a dramatic fire rescue. firefighters were called to an apartment fire where a mother and child were trapped inside. the child was passed through the window to a firefighter and lowered to safety.

bethesda reported she heard the thunder as well. it's coming down heavy right now. that snow banned is going northbound, right up 270. northern montgomery county, frederick marylandow continues to pile up quickly. look at that plume of moisture. looks like things have eased up a little bit down across far southern maryland. we are still watching the moisture to continue to ride on in here. we'll be in the snow here for the remainder of the morning and on into the afternoon. what do you need to know about the storm today? first of all, take it easy, everybody. shovel in shifts. relax. it's snowing on a saturday. stay at home from church tomorrow. he made this joke 20 years ago, tomorrow is the day you stay at home with the lord. it will take two to four days to clear off the main and secondary roads. winds will continue to gust. intense snow for the next couple of hours. heavy snow at 11:00 a.m. heavy to moderate by 3:00 or 4:00. as we get towards sundown, things will finally start to wind down a bit. it will be a wind whipped snow for the remainder of the day. here's how tomorrow is looking. breezy and cold. the sun will be out. temperatures may get above freezin

bethesda, and even rockville, silver springs, in that 18-24 band. if you go further south and cross i-95, a little less but still pretty impressive. 12-18dc. southern maryland, 6-12 and the northern neck, 4-6. this is going to be a big storm. and again, we say this all the time. keep ahead of it. don't wait for it to ends and start to shovel. >>> a live look outside. the weather cam, down to 29. dew points in the teens. it is just cloudy now. but there is some snow we are tracking. this is not the storm, the big storm, but this is another little separate storm. we mentioned this last night. a better chance of some snow south of town. warrenton, snowflakes flying right now. down into fredericksburg. we are looking at a dusting, possible. it will slow you down if you're headed down 5eu 95 past quantico. headlines go like this. st kheaview from the big storm, 10:00 p.m. friday to 3:00 p.m. on saturday. tweet and facebook pictures. we like that. videos if you want. total accumulations, west of i- -95, 1630. stay off the roads after 2:00 p.m. on friday if you could. >> and sunshine, and gorgeous and mid-30s. almost seasonable. and then we have red weather alert

bethesda, 16. baltimore international airport right around 12. in the d.c. area, still some light snow over you. heaviest snow to the north. hagers town to german town, that borderline between pennsylvania and maryland's the hardest hit. here's the additional snowfall from this region. another 10 inches possible. d.c., another 8 inches, baltimore. it's amazing we already talked about a top ten snowstorm and we could have that much more. i wasn't even going to show this map but i snauk it in here. it's possible, one computer is saying another 23 inches in new york city atop of the 6 to 10 we've already had. we'll probably add more like close to a foot to foot and a half. other areas are paralyzed. we want to avoid scenes like that pennsylvania one and also kentucky, in southern new england and northern new jersey. those are areas that maybe weren't forecasted to be as bad yesterday. maybe people think they can go drive to a destination, that's what we need to tell people. don't go out on the highways, you risk getting stum. >> a lot of people may not necessarily associate flooding when we hear the word blizzard or snowstorm. we're looking at some of these images. the water really -- we looked at the ne