each way on 50 in bowie between 704 and 197 there have been accidents. toward annapolis blocked westbound squeezing by along the west side of the roadway. southbound 95 in maryland south of 32 only one lane squeezing by the crash. northbound 295bw parkway remains shut down at route 100 with ice-related accidents a. series of problems this morning. mike and annual dray ya, back to you -- and andrea, back you to. >>> the d.c. summer jobs program may soon include college age workers. >> nick giovanni is in the newsroom with a look at your money. >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned later today, d.c. mayor muriel bowser plans to go through her proposal to expand the district's summer youth employment program. the program is only available for ages 14 to 21 mayor bowser's plans is to add more than $5 million to the program's annual budget to open the door for 22 to 24-year-olds to participate. the it would also increase wages and provide transportation for those participating. >>> a question now. can your tv spy on you? samsung's new smrt tv comes with

at new beginnings community church in bowie maryland.ou'll give people printed information as well as the book. >> this book, seven easy steps to improve your health. everyone is getting a copy, at least the first 100 / copies of this book for coming to the kickoff. >> your goal is to get churches all over the county and all over the state involved. how do they get involved? >> well, they can contact us at new beginnings church in bowie maryland on central avenue, çzk[ 310-249-0 77. they can also go on our website as well as on the website of dr. hurley. >> you're using your pulpit to kick this off, and you're setting the example yourself. you're a fit, healthy pastor. >> thank you. >> talk about your responsibility to promote healthy living as well as spiritual life. >> i think we have a responsibility in churches and pastors in particular to understand we play a significant leadership role. in other words, when the leaders lead and the people offer themselves that's when we best honor god. therefore, i think we need to be that kind of

and congratulations to bowie state men's basketball team. they defeated their opponent today in the quarterfinal of the ciaa tournament down in charlotte, north carolina. >> great news for bowie. congratulations to them. here's a story today we could not take eyes off. off of. llamas on the run. a black and white duo in sun city arizona. they dodged the traffic. they ran through neighborhoods for close to an hour.ly safely lassoed into custody and the animals are safe. they are part of a mobile petting zoo. apparently decided they wanted to see the sights in sun city. what's the latest on winter? >> it's warm out there. that's good. let's take a look. tomorrow, maybe some flurries in the morning. subfreezing temperatures. watch for icy spots. warm to about 35 in the afternoon and then there will be sunny on saturday. temperatures about 30 and then sunday look for the possibility of showers as we head into late on sunday night. steve rudin will have a lot more about the cold temperatures and the possibility of refreeze when he joins you tonig

in bowie, darcy spencer, news4. >>> new at 6:00 serging for the truth.that an american hostage was killed today in syria. what it means for the u.s. strategy against isis. >>> another metro tunnel filled with smoke today. no injuries this time. but there are more questions about how d.c. firefighters are train ed trained to respond to something like that. >> and d.c.'s police chief on the witness stand forced to ask questions about police escorts and claims of retaliation. >>> awful news out of syria tonight if it's true. it could be another sick and twisted propaganda ploy from isis. good evening. i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm jim vance. the claim by isis that american hostage kayla mueller was killed today in an air strike has not been confirmed. but u.s. intelligence community is working hard to learn more about this. nbc's jennifer johnson with more on this from capitol hill. jennifer? >> reporter: jim and doreen, that's right. the white house, the pentagon, the fbi all cannot confirm what isis is claiming. still, there is great concern that this may b

residents who lived in icy bowie took advantage of the two- hour delay and took their time deicing cars but it wasn't as easy as they expected. [indiscernible] >> reporter: put a -- [indiscernible] it was a lot of ice. >> usually i can come out and do a quick scrape and it's done. this morning obviously it's not. >> reporter: put a little elbow grease in there. >> a little. >> reporter: i'm delia goncalves, wusa9. >>> a wild police chase that included several crashes and a carjacking were all caught on video in cal came. as ben tracy reports,s suspect hit at least six cars, stole another at gunpoint all in just 30 minutes. >> making a left turn. whoa, right there. >> reporter: and that was only the first crash in a chaotic chase through los angeles on monday night. >> whoa. >> reporter: l.a. police said the car had been stolen. >> again on the wrong side of the road. you know, this is very dangerous. >> reporter: the man behind the wheel was more than reckless. and the car he was driving paid the price. >> look at this. there we go. he's trying to continue. there is no way this car is g

david bowie. >> yep. >> back in the 70s . >> you were not born in the 70s though. >> no.ot a time machine. >> i thought you were maybe an old soul coming around. so what are you most excited about or hoping to get out of the idol experience? >> i just think exposure. that is the best part of it. also, i met so many amazing people that you see on the show. >> so many talented people. >> so many talented people. i remember get willing and thinking i can't believe how much talent there is. not only in america, in this world. it is amazing. >> oh my gosh, yeah. speaking of talent, the judges. what was it like going in front of the judges? what did you think? >> i think that for me, tiswases surreal, like the whole experience was so surreal i was like i am ready to do this. i was thinking i'm ready to do this. after it happened they said you are going to hollywood. i thought did this just happen? >> did you get some good advice? >> most definitely. um, i think that one of the most important things is just stepping back. sometimes, hitting a song super hard isn't the best appro

police say he struck a month later at bowie health center in maryland. he was immediately placed on their do not return list there. the last case allegedly happened six months later at united medical center in southeast d.c. when questioned by police after one of those incidents, it looked like kline, police say, blamed it obing, -- it on being, quote, well hung. he rejected the plea deal. his lawyer maintains his finance. you wonder how did he keep -- his innocence. you wonder how did he keep getting job after job after fired from these hospitals. we'll have answers for you later on throughout the day. of course on our website, on our app and also here at wusa9 news at 5:00 p.m. we're live here at d.c. superior court, debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> 30 people are being treated for injuries after a train derails in southern california. it collided with a truck northwest of los angeles. emergency crews are on the scene now transporting people who were injured. so far no deaths have been reported in this situation. >>> so is there a chance recreational marijuan

we expect it in bowie. high pressure giving us a beautiful day today as that settles down kind of south out of the picture. allow the winds more to turn to the southwest and west. might bring in a few clouds but mostly be for us to bring in warmer temperatures. that's how we'll get close to 50 tomorrow afternoon and then a little farther to the west we're keeping an eye on a warm front. but that's going to wash out over the lakes and we'll get the cold front instead. that's going to bring us a chance of snow flurries and maybe a snow shower here by thursday morning. here's the advance of the front. looks as though there will be snow showers in the mountains and maybe a few flurries. so maybe a few snow showers or flurries. then winds will start kicking up in the afternoon and turns a bit on the breezy side as well. here's what we expect as we head into the day on wednesday. nice warmup. 50 degrees at 4:00 in the afternoon with sotherly winds. next seven days shows weather conditions staying pretty pleasant

if you bought a ticket at this giant in bowie. the win are matched every number except the powerball. this was the fifth largest lottery in the u.s. lucky winners in north carolina, texas and puerto rico split the dough. no one has come forward just yet. >>> winds really starting to pick up, temperatures dropping and wind chills plummeting. it feel like 10 in gaithersburg, 22 downtown. we'll talk about how low they'll go tonight and two chances for snow in the next five days. >> right after the break police release an important piece of info in the death of cbs news correspondent bob simon. you're watching wusa9 news, your only local news at >>> here's a look at we're following. the white house is welcoming a ceasefire deal between russia and the ukraine, but the obama administration says russia must stop supporting the separatists and withdraw its troops from eastern ukraine. the deal was hammered out between all night talks between ukraine, france and germany. it calls for a buffer zone that's free of heavy weapons starting sund

snowfall ending by 7:00 tomorrow, bowie maybe 6 inches, downtown maybe 7. we have reactivated our snow stick9000 from the 2010 blizzard, leesburg maybe 5 and 7 inches in bethesda. here is a live look at radar the last couple hour. the heaviest snow is blue. this wig migrate northward. the heavy, heavy bands i don't think will quite make it to the district and will not make it north of i-66. the heavy bands will set up south where we had the 8 to 12- inch bands. now for pictures and more on the storm here's meteorologist erica grow. >> we have a couple tiny spots of that heavier snow band showing up on our own local view of live doppler 9000 down near the city of fredericksburg. see the tiny little blue bands down here? we'll zoom in quickly so you can see the area where the heaviest snowfall is occurring, but even this is not quite 1 inch per hour. we're still looking for that heavy snowfall to develop and most totals are still under an inch in the immediate metro area. oxon hill and la plata 1/2-inch so far, opal, virginia, .8 inches, but 2 inches have fal

a few now in prince george's county from near upper over toward bowie. quickly tracking off to the south and east. temperatures are in the upper 20s to right around 30 degrees. so watch out a little patchy ice which melted yesterday may be creating some icy spots this morning. but most roads are dry. we'll stay in the upper 20s for the morning commute. maybe briefly above freezing midafternoon, but the midafternoon commute back down to near 30. most roads will be dry this afternoon. keep up with all the cold changes with the storm team 4 weather app when you're away from your tv. i love this foe at the taken in ft. washington yesterday afternoon after the snow ended. flock of geese flying over the new fallen snow. roller coaster temperatures staying cold through sunday then up near 50 monday. 30s tuesday. near 60 on wednesday. back down to 30s again on thursday. and we'll have different weather each day. partly cloudy on saturday mid-30s sunday cloudy upper 30s. might get a little sleet and rain sunday afternoon and evening. that's the nestxt chance of a

the school honored the basketball great roosevelt bowie and his teammate. just one problem, they spelled bowie's name incorrectly on his retired jersey using a "w" instead of a "u." they got it right in the rafters, but not under the framed glass. the school's athletic department apologized and said another jersey was being ordered. >>> the time is 5:57. it's another first alert weather day for the second half of our weekend. nbc 10's jesse gary is out and about checking on the conditions. jesse? >> reporter: that's right. snow has given way to rain and freezing conditions. the worst of it is not on the roads. i'll explain next coming up after the break. >> that's right, that's our big concern, is the dangerous ice on the roads and especially the sidewalks, but i'm also tracking warmer temperatures for your sunday afternoon. but then a cold blast is on its way. i'll go over all the details in my seven-day forecast. oh no, we have a dress code here, and it's not see through. next! whoa, this is a lunchbox not a halloween bag. so sorry - this lunchbox is alre

we have david bowie and king mohammed vi of mow roquio. dozens of members of the saudi royal family. not to mention people who are in the u.s. sanctions list. >> shery, thank you very much, with hsbc here. let's move to along to tell you what we have on the other side of the break of the tony abbott managing to hold on to the position of prime minister but it may only be a matter of time until that is under threat again. is that really the case? we will held to melbourne for more when "on the move" returns. >> a look at the headlines, three more bodies have been found from the transasia accident. and they agreed to implement new rules because transasia already published schedules for january and february. the weekend election in new delhi may show nagin is not envinceable at all. sweeping victory for kejriwal. 6-7 surveys say the party is ahead. kejriwal ran delhi for seven weeks before designing when an anti-corruption bill was rejected. he promised to serve a full five-year term this time if he wins. the australian prime minister tony ab

metro and bowie, 4 to 6 inches maybe a little more in some of the areas with some banding. then down to the south, this is the bull's-eye area 6 to 10 fredericksburg quantico colonial beach, leonardtown, calvert beach, huntingtown. that's where i think we'll see the most snow 6 to 10 enchs. some locations could pick up more. high of 31 tomorrow 32 on your wednesday with another chance of light snow and then the arctic air really comes in again, high of only 18 on thursday 20 on friday near record cold thursday and friday morning, then saturday and sunday another storm making waites our way. >> going to be a while before we thaw out. >> yes. >> thanks doug. >>> the snow doesn't hit the northeast part of the country until tomorrow. but you can relieve the cold temperatures already there. we'll tell you how that building right there turned into one big block of ice. >> reporter: not one but two food trucks stolen from alexandria ditched on the same street in prince george's county. what's going on here? >>> the snow in blacksburg started early, prompting officials to close the

bowie is around 31. colder off to the west of us. talking upper 20's. on the way on friday and then on sunday two big cold fronts. caribou, maine at six. burlington, vermont. this right here moving into michigan is going to track due t east. that will be the next big weather maker for austin. they have had 60 inches of snow. it will be mainly clear skies for the overnight hours. here is that cold front that will advance from the west. there will be a powerful punch of cold air on friday. cocky about cold temperatures in the air. if that is not cold enough for you by sunday and colder a ir mass moves overhead. wind chill factor is below zero. here is the forecast for tomorrow. it will be called out there. we can take this. it is typical for this time of year in washington. do not be fooled. there will be a few flurries. windy on friday. daytime highs around 30 degrees. not out of question, especially in the mountain. jacqui jeras and bright and early at 4:24. >> we have got all kinds of stuff going on. the terps plan to say good night scarlet knights. wh

from bowie right into town coming out of southern montgomery county, back into fairfax.ver toward prince william as well. the northern half of prince william county. this extends to warrenton and midland all moving east, southeast. so this will come to lorton, dale city and quantico and make its way across southern maryland as we. right now 301 corridor just about on the doorstep again, these flurries. again this stuff is very, very light. so clouds this morning. we'll get some sunny breaks and make another passing thursdayy later on. highs -- flurries later on. highs in t of a windchill. 34 in d.c. single digits when you get to pittsburgh. that's another 7 below zero in toledo. probably a record. i have to check. boy, this has been one cold month across much of the region. 36 today. a couple of flurries. 17 tonight with even a few single digits in the cold spots. tomorrow 33 with more sun. sunday not the prettiest day in the afternoon. we may have to go yellow alert for a little rain-snow mix in the around. could be a couple of issues north of i-70. that's out of here e

bowie, maryland, about 6 inches, downtown about 7 inches, leesburg about 5 and bethesda about 7 inches. live look outside, kind of hard to see, michael and son weather cam, it's just snowing, 17. that is really, really unusual for us to have a sustained snow and be sort of the beginning of a little snowstorm with teens, dew point single digits and winds are pretty much calm. at least there's no wind chill. the bicture, here's the radar. snow the blues. that is the heavier snow. so heavier bands of snow working their way north and east toward roanoke and into extreme southwestern sections of virginia, but snow is overspreading the entire metro area. now for a look at detailed radar and storm reports here is meteorologist erica grow. >> we're going to start off with another look at doppler 9,000. you can see where the snow is falling at this moment and not pay lot of snow so far, but some of -- a lot of snow so far, but some of these areas where the coloring is a brighter gray is an indication of more intense snowfall. this is nowhere near as intense as it will be later. right now you ca

bowie state topped virginia state, rivalry game, in overtime. >> does not matter. shanahan, that is amazing stuff. >> coming up -- it started with heartbreak. >> just the look on his face killed me inside. >> nobody showed up at a birthday party for this six-year-old. what happened next is inspiring. >> record-breaking cold on the way to the dcu region, the number one trending topic on wjla.com. also, school closings and delays tomorrow. and our week long spotlight on cold cases. although stories on wjla.com. >> we have been talking about the story, heartwarming from florida, but it started with disappointment. this six-year-old, who has autism, invited everyone at school to his birthday party and nobody showed up. heartbroken, his mom wrote about it on facebook. almost immediately, there was a massive community response and people started arriving with gifts. the sheriff's department even send a helicopter to do a flyover. the next week, deputies, police cars, fire trucks, all paid glenn a visit and they spent their own money to give him gifts. the mom says the on

bowie at 4. a frigid morning out there. this is what we're tracking for the 4 to 8:00 period this evening. about 3:00 or so down toward i- 81 could get a quick inch. maybe higher in a few spots. other areas a coating but it's going to come fast. it's going to be heavy snow showers. if you're caught in this, that's when we could have the problems on the roads. you want to avoid that if at all possible. 29 by noon. the afternoon, evening snow showers 30 to 35 and turning colder behind that tonight. larry miller, give us the good, the bad and whatever else you've got on traffic this morning. >>> looks like we have a little bit of ugly this morning. good morning to all of you. hope your day is getting off to a good start this morning. want to let you know about a situation going on on 95 in virginia this morning. we're talking about two lanes closed as a result of a vehicle fire taking place between 610 and the marine corps base causing some slowdowns. they were a little bit more significant earlier but it looks like people are

at bowie, he felt joining a fraternity would add to his experience and network. he chose alpha psi alpha. that's when the beatings began. >> multiple times a week for hours at night, you were beaten. you were slapped. you were kicked. >> hayes says it wasn't just older students brutally initiating the pledges. >> grown men who have families, who have businesses in their homes wouldn't teach us anything but beat us and leave. >> today, hayes says enough is enough! and he's standing with others willing to speak out. johnny powell pledged kappa alpha psi at stevenson university and he said he was beaten. >> in the hospital for five days. >> asia trowell wanted to be a little center at penn state. >> we were beat punched in the face, slapped, in therapy for a while. it is only $500 so all three victims are sharing their story in support of a bill sponsored by montgomery county senator james raskin. he would make the fine $5,000. >> to send a strong social message and signal this is unacceptable behavior. >> kevin hayes no longer associates with the fraternity. >> it

temps will fall quickly. 25 for a low in bethesda, 23 in leesburg, bluemont, 25 in college park and bowie. we have clouds coming in and winds turning out of the south or we could be in single digits and teens. let's look ahead. breezy and milder conditions tomorrow. it will be dry during the day, a mix of sun and clouds, but a pretty good day for early february. then it turns cold thursday and friday. arctic air comes in, doesn't hang around long but comes back in a hurry. a few morning flurries are possible thursday, originally we thought maybe some snow showers, does not appear that's going to happen, just morning flurries thursday. milder over the weekend. i'm looking at new data that brings in another arctic front sunday into monday. welter you if we don't -- we'll tell you if we don't have to go through showers turning into snow again. >>> a walk home from school turned into a run for her life. a young woman said she was attack walking along south four mile run drive north of walter reed drive in arlington yesterday. arlington county police want to get to this guy before he strikes a

it could be heavy around bowie. we get toward germantown it is around freezing. it will collect on the roads and bushes and on the power lines. centerville, six and a half inches, maryland, about 9.8. i put a huge list on the website, wusa9.com. frederick, maryland, about nine inches of snow. the biggest snow of the reason, current temperatures, 35 downtown. 34 in gaithersburg. hagerstown is 25. i don't think it will make it above freezing so night. everybody will make it above freezing tomorrow as the precipitation ends from west to east early in the morning, we'll see temperatures go up above freezing before we have arctic air return tomorrow. so 7:00 tomorrow morning, the computer on the futurecast might be a wee bit fast. some of the showers may be back toward andrews. but the temperatures, hagerstown, 33, 38 downtown, maybe even 40 downtown, by 10:00, breaks in the clouds, with temperatures from the 30s to 40s, we'll talk about fresh arctic air tomorrow and look ahead to more flakes on the seven day. >>> people are heeding all the warnings to stay off the ro

let's pick out some cities, bowie 6 inches. downtown 7 inch also. leesburg only 5. fairfax about 6. southern fairfax could get a little bit more than that bethesda we'll say 7 inches n. is by tomorrow morning. sterming probably 6 inches -- sterling probably 6 inches but 10 inches in waldorf. frederick only 4 inches and oxon hill about 6 inches. the farther south you go because the air is so cold, we're not talking about any kind of precipitation type. it's all snow. bad for snowballs g for shoveling. -- good for shoveling. where is it now? >> we've been watching the storm as it comes out of the mississippi and tennessee valleys. the blue is the heavier snow. we'll get into some of that later on. right now i want to show you it looks like it's snowing in a lot of spots n. is virga. stanton just about charlottesville. not reaching the ground yet but i think this line gets to here in about two and a half hours the way we're going now. a very cold day with highs in the low 20s with the snow developing. so topper just mentioned the fluff factor. 15, maybe 21 -- 20-1 snow ratios. we have

. >> james russell's bowie base edd plumbing said he can't stop running. this is a perfect example. when the home owner opened the door, it sounded like a waterfall. water gushing through the ceiling drywall. >> shut off valve wasn't shut off and the water was still inside the pipe. it just exploded. basically the water on the inside when it freezes, it creates and just shoves it out until it finds a place to go. >> that's what happened to the prince george's county circuit court. there was enough of a flood in the big building that electrical equipment is damaged and the building closed for the day and again tomorrow. good days indeed for plumbers like james russell and nick mills who specializes in fire sprinklers. >> we won't see our families another week. >> we'll give it a try again. there we go. water frozen instantly. the drops didn't even make it down this far before they froze. it's cold outside. best advice to those pipes in your house, we're told, the problem is usually with the hose outside. so turn off the valve and drain that pipe. if it's already frozen you want to tu

very cold night. 25 currently as we only made our way to 30 during the day today. 17 currently in bowie, 19 manassas 1 in gaithersburg, temper will drop another few degrees, but we're not talkint that extremely frigid weather last night where dulles was at 4 below zero. this is what we will be talking about, chance of snow coming in during the day on thursday. not tomorrow but thursday. i'll break it down for you, show you when it moves in and how mu you can get in your area the latest data coming in right now. > details on that awful train/trk collision in southe california. police are now holding the truck driver on suspicion of felony hit and run. the guy apparently abandoned the truck on the tracks in oxnard califo where a metrolink commut train slammed into it this mornin 30 people were injured including four who are said to still be in critical condition. it is not clear why the truck driver had been on the tracks in first place. >>> an update now to a story we first told you about in 2013. a northern virg man helped convict a baseball coach who molest him decades ago. jackie bn r

far enough north and west you're in the upper teens. 25 in college park, 24 in bowie. we'll look ahead a little. fantastic february weekend. we'd probably take this for march with temps in the 50s. make outdoor plan. you can jog, walk along the canal, a little bike ride. light rain and showers head in monday and no snowstorms in sight the next seven days. i'll come back. we are tracking arctic air next week. >>> the washington capitals have something extra to play for tonight. this little boy is one of their biggest fans. he's in critical condition after a sledding crash left him in a coma. the caps are dedicating tonight's game to him. >> players and people all over the world have been rallying for that little boy to get better. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn at the verizon center. the caps are playing tonight and they're pulling for a little boy who is fighting for his life in the hospital. >> from that moment it was really all we can think about is this young boy. >> reporter: wes johnson, the capitals announcer, is using his voice to spread support for 6-year-old ben

one at a convenience store in oakland and another sold at the giant on annapolis road in bowie and prince george's county. lottery officials say the winners hit all five winning numbers but not the powerball number. the retailers will get $2,500 bonuses for selling those second tier winning tickets. not a bad day. and in virginia 11 tickets won the $10,000 prize. the commonwealth says during the 21 drawings since november powerball ticket sales generated $14.4 million in profit for k through 12 pub education. >> covering metro now, the national transportation safety board will release pictures of that damaged third rail and electrical system from last month's deadly smoke incident. the portions of the rail cover board damaged traction, power cables and associated hardware are at ntsb headquarters. third rail electrical arcing is being blamed for the january 12th incident. you'll be able to see those photos on wjla.com a little later on this afternoon and on abc 7 news starting at 4:00. and metro wants to know what you think about a possible rise in fare and changes to service. officials p

bowie 24 montgomery counter mid to upper teens, also across fairfax county. and in loudoun county most locatione aro mid to upper teens. manassas down to 10. dulles 11. those are the cold spots early on this wednesday morning. for yourl have dry road temper in e teens for the morning commute. we'll hav roads for the afternn commute, too. just increasing clouds temperat though getting above freezing. so a nice break from these frigid temperatures t last couple days. sh be making it up to near 40 by midafternoon. melissa, what's going on? >>> some road work 270 south at buckeystn pike you can see we have a l slowdown there. 66 and 95 no problems this to or out of up to. beltway at colesville that is moving along quite nicely. we brought you this live yestery morning. it is still shut down in damascus 124 at moyer road. you'll have to take 27 to get in or out of town. i'm back in ten minutes. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk with this. more than 100 planes from a major airline complai take off and that means that some of you won't be taking off either today.

bowie, out 66 notice manassas and warrenton, a sti mixing with a little bit of sleet and freezing down. now, this is the area that has mostly rain right now, but this is also the area i think could be the most concerned area early tomorrow morning in this area southern maryland the chance that maybe has the best chance for some delays as far as schools go. this is why. look at the moisture making its way in here. the moisture is making its way to the north t the cold air is making its way to the south. so because of that we have a ey in effect through tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m. it is now including all of southern maryl again i do think prince george's county charles county st. mary's even parts of the northern could have problems early tomorrow morning. the rest of the advise ris only go to 3:00 a.m. as most of the moisture will move down the south. freezing rain mixed with sleet and even light snow in the morning and chance for icy morning roadway. temperatures all below freezing for the most part in and around maryland. 30 over towards gaithersburg still 35 in d.c. here's future wea

by 7:00 bowie 6-inch, downtown 7 inches -- 6 inches, downtown 7 inches, leesburg 5, fairfax 6 inches, bethesda about 7 inches before all is said and done the impact meter, about a 6.5 on the bread-o-meter, but because we're coming off a three-day weekend on a scale of one to 10, this is not going to be as high as you think. we're prepared and i think folks will take it seriously, so only about a four on the impact meter. doesn't mean you don't have to schedule child care in case schools are closed, but still only about a four on the impact meter. there is the storm. you see the heavy snow still down toward roanoke. we'll watch this move north and east through the nighttime hours with snow becoming heavier after midnight. >>> this storm came in from the south and the west. so culpeper, virginia, is offering a bit of a preview for what the rest of us will see before the night is done. >> bruce leshan is there and has an i'll be's look at -- an eyeball's look at conditions there. >> reporter: it has been snowing since about 1:00. we've yet to see any of those really heavy bands. take a l

. -- philomount. 20 in north beach. 18 in bowie. i'll be back with the record lows for tonight. how cold the windchills are going to get and a >>> a treasure trove of over $60 billion of unclaimed rich sz out there waiting -- riches is out there waiting to be claimed. shirley rooker is here with more on the topic. what are we talking about unclaimed property? >> it can be anything, stocks, bonds, bank account, jewelry, real estate, anything take hasn't been claimed for knaub of years. and the number of -- number of years. and the number of years varies by law. there's a ton of stuff sitting out there, can you believe $60 billion and that's a conservative estimate. >> is there a simple way i can find out if any of it relates to me? >> there is and i found some money that actually in my mother's name, my late mother. i don't know what i'll have to do to claim it. what you can do, the national association of unclaimed property administrators has an excellent website. it will take you to all the states, the ones that have it and most of the states do have a website for unclaimed pro

rockville won't make 50, 49, 48 laytonsville, 50 downtown, 51 in springfield, leesburg 48, toward bowie 49. break it down day planner. to start downtown, 30 ). mid-30s by 9:00 and not too bad, low 40s by 11:00. look at sunday, even milder, 57. clouds will come in late sunday and sunday night, just light rain or showers on monday, not a washout, low 50s. pretty nice on tuesday, upper 40s, low wednesday and well are tracking arctic air, steady temperatures on thursday, 28, only low 20s in the deep freeze by this time next week. >> big drop. >>> it's only a toe, man. >> it's very important. >> those guys are 6' 8. so it's a big toe. >> it's like this big. >> with a big hurt, too. what is wrong with the wizards? the explanation coming up. >> also the latest on bbbt, bradley i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that movie, that game they love, or those moments with family. can we

we had a little over 4 in northwest d.c., almost 7 inches in huntington, 7 inches in bowie, spotsylvania 8.3 inches. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, down to 28, again single digit dew points, a good indication how low we can go. i think we will go down to the single digits in some of the burbs. very cold tonight, some slick spots, what appears wet will be black ice, although the roads, they did a heck of a job between this morning and right now. bus stop temperatures 8 to 26. those are not wind chills. those are actual temperatures from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. morning commute is fine. you'll have sunshine to deal with as you're coming in i-66 eastbound. grab your shades. if you're caught late in the day, maybe late leaving the office, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 on 95 you'll be caught in snow showers. critical time 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. that's why we've issued a yellow alert for tomorrow afternoon and evening. 10:00 tonight no worries, just cold. by morning temperatures low teens, but again i think we'll see some single digits here, too. by 9:00 we're 22 downtown, st

tonight, 18 in sterling and leesburg, 19 in rockville and college park, 26 downtown, 20 in bethesda and bowie. we'll come back and talk about the possibility of a few flakes flying by morning. >>> yeah. i'm just wearing my diamonds and pearls. >> you are so lovely, but now it's all gone, the investigation into who >>> if you are just getting home, we've got a quick check of today's top stories. we now know the real name of the guy we call jihadi john, the fellow in the beheading videos of american hostages. he is mohammed emwazi born in kuwait and growing up in london in a well to do family and graduated college with a degree in computer programming. it's believed he traveled to syria in 2012 and joined up with isis. investigators are hoping this will lead to new tips on people he associated with in london and elsewhere by releasing his name. >>> a jury in arizona still deliberating whether convicted killer jodi arias should be sentenced to death. in 2013 a jury found her guilty of killing her ex-boyfriend travis alexander but that jury could not reach a unanimous verdict on her sentence. a n

forecast lows, we think 5 below in sterling, 2 below in fairfax, 1 below at bowie. it's 2 below at dulles downtown and 4 above in baltimore i think, all destined to be replace. friday morning wind chills 10 to 25 below and snow breaks out late saturday morning, critical times now noon to midnight, several inches possible by 7 p.m. saturday we'll come back and talk about that and the possibility of the snow changing to freezing rain and sleet. >> okay, top. >>> most d.c. area school systems are closed or delayed tomorrow to help keep students from being exposed to the extreme cold. >> in virginia fairfax county, loudoun county, prince william county, stafford and faquier and spotsylvania county schools all shut down. falls city schools opening two hours later. >> as attorney mentioned -- cold as it's been in 20 years in our area. >> so we decided to send out our mola lenghi into the mix to see how folks are coping. question no. 1, mola, is how are you coping? >> reporter: not very well. behind me the thermometer says 9 degrees. we're in single digits in dupont circle

this is the same 1 to 3 inches along the i-95 corridor south and east of town, d.c., la plata and bowie. 3 to 6 northern and western suburbs, rockville, gaithersburg, leesburg, manassas and culpeper. i did extend this 4 to 8-inch band to include frederick, a tiny sliver of montgomery county, hagerstown, winchester and cumberland. it will still be along i-81. not a pure snow. snow essentially 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. it will hang on longer north and west and we have go the into the byrne weather, we're looking at a winter storm warning -- winter weather, we're looking at a winter storm warning into frederick and one half of loudoun county. the rest of us are under a winter weather advisory. sleet and freezing rain 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. roads will be a mess between noon and midnight. inside the beltway 1 to 4. we'll come back and take you hour by hour through the storm and tell you why it's going to be a potpourri as opposed to a pure snow. >>> with record cold and snow to the way tomorrow, many people say they've had enough already. >> you can't blame them. mola lenghi is in northwest where how col

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congratulations to bowie state men's basketball team defeating shawan university this afternoon in the quarterfinals of the ciaa tournament in charlotte, north carolina. >> congratulations to gonzaga. a big win. >> good stuff. the video captivated our newsroom this afternoon. two llamas on the loose and a low speed chase in arizona. the story coming up next. >> marijuana now legal in the district, the number one trending topic on wjla.com. our interview with an actor from "how to get away with murder" is there and steve's complete forecast as well all available right now at wjla.com. >> did you see the two run away llamas? they triggered a social media sensation today. the llamas ran thraw yards and traffic -- ran through yards and traffic in sun city arizona. they were making a visit to a retirement community there and they took off. >> that's therapy. >> apparently. after more than an hour on the lam -- on the lam? >> lam, the llamas. they were safely loose ooed and returned to their owners. the incident sparked twitter responses from so many people including arizona senator john mcc

generally in the 20s, 28 downtown, 25 tonight in bethesda, 24 in fairfax, sterling and rockville, 25 in bowie. we'll talk about a brief warm- up and more arctic air by the end of week. >> reporter: using shame to stop shoplifters, i'm scott broom in easton, maryland, coming up the unique approach taken by a frustrated police department here. >> isn't it frustrating trying to find a parking spot in d.c. a special few can park where they want and not get a ticket, but are they abusing the privilege? wusa9 investigates tonight at 11:00. xñaó5Ñ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ forget the stage ♪ ♪ doesn't matter how tall ♪ ♪ i do it all for the love of the game. ♪ geico, proud partner of the nhl. >>> as soon as next year baby born in britain could have three people as their parents. today british lawmakers approved the controversial treatment known as three parent ivf of the they're the first in the world to do so. it's -- ivf. they're the first in the toward to do so. it's supposed to be aimed at preventing genetic diseases. critics say it's a step closer to designer babies. about a dozen british women will be conside

these are barely touching the ground through alexandria and south of bowie. this one, yeah, i'm notice this one a little bit more. might give a quick coating out there before it pushes out but this is it. this is all with a little bit of an arctic front that's going to bring the reinforcing shot of cold air for tonight. it's going to be cold tonight. it's cold now actually. just south of prince frederick to leonardtown to colonial beach, this will not last for long. in the meantime it is very sunny out there. 34 degrees. notice the winds, yeah, they picked up throughout the afternoon. 17 mile per hour sustained winds gusting up to near 20. feels about 23. the winds will relax overnight tonight but that's going to help drop our temperatures into the single digits and teens. so before the day is over, a couple more flurries will be out there but we are going to see a quiet evening, just a cold one. you can't put away the winter coats just yet. there is something to look forward to on the seven-day forecast. we are going to see clearing skies for overnight, but

1 in sterling, 0 in leesburg, 2 in laytonsville, maybe 3 in olney, single digits in college park, bowie and down toward woodbridge and dale city about 8 degrees. we'll come back, talk about how long the arctic air hangs around and a very active pattern to our south. i've modified the forecast for thursday with that southern storm. >>> a number of malls across the country are increasing security tonight now that terrorists behind a deadly attack on a medical in kenya last year is threatening to do the same thing in the u.s. >> it's a really frightening thought, but is it a worry for shoppers and will folks stay away from the mall because of it. our hank silverberg is live in pent develop city with some answers. -- pentagon city with some answers. >> reporter: we should start with telling you there's been no specific threat, but since that mall attack in kenya last year many malls have stepped up their emergency plans. >> it's going to be more of an anxiety thing than anything else. i don't think anyone for a vague threat with no defined how you're going to do it, a group that has never d

side of the road around 9:15 last night in the northbound lanes of the bw parkway north of laurel bowie road. officers say a 38-year-old d.c. man and his fiancee were fixing the front driver's side tire on this car when the drive hit them. that man died. -- driver hit them. that man died. his fiancee is expected to recover. there is no description of the suspect's vehicle, but police hope anyone who might have seen the crash will call. >>> a d.c. man appeared in court today on charges he tried to jump the white house fence. 23-year-old maricio aguirre tried to get over the fence yesterday, lost his balance and fell back onto the sidewalk. he was soon arrested. he has a court hearing next month and was ordered to stay away from the white house. >>> new info on a woman found dead near reagan national airport. the medical examiner's office says the cause of death is pending, but there are some oddities in this case. the office knows who the woman is but haven't released her name yet. she was found dead in the water near the airport on saturday afternoon. >>> tomorrow members of the montgom

in woodbridge virginia and i will show you our live super doppler located in bowie and anyways, it is picking up on a few showers, snow showers into southern maryland into southern st. mary's county and into southern calvert as well. for the most part this is associated with an upper level that's pretty much moving on out. but is it cold outside? our average this time of year is 50 degrees and we're nowhere near that. 30 degrees in quantico as well as in lexington park. it feels a little cooler especially with the winds blowing out of the northwest anywhere between 10 and 20 miles an hour. and radar shows the bigger picture. we had that front still moving well off shore.still, a little upper level disturbance moves through, it is bringing us a little bit of some of those snow showers. otherwise, the breezy winds with us and then high pressure off to the west will move on in for the day tomorrow bringing us more sunshine. but as i've been hinting at the possibility of maybe a little wintry weather come sunday. let me time it out for you on the futurecast. started it tomorrow at 10:00,

bowie 7 inches and spotsylvania about 8.3 inches. so a respectable little snow.et's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, down to 28 at national. no one made it above freezing. we are looking at very calm winds. there are some clouds around which could could temps up a little bit tonight. what appears wet could be frozen. that is black ice. bus stop temperatures 8 to 26, not wind chills and that's about 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. i know some schools are already closed and delayed. if you're on a regular schedule, those are your temperatures. morning commute is fine. in fact, you probably will need your sunglasses. the evening commute if you're commuting late tomorrow, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, that's when you'll be caught in snow showers. critical times 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. moving west to east. we'll show them to you on the futurecast. tonight 10:00, you can walk scrappy, temperatures in the teens and clear. by 6:00 single digits north and west of town, low to mid-teens elsewhere. by 8:30 still in the teens across the board even downtown and then 1:00 w

we think snowfall by 9 a.m., bowie, maryland, about 6 inches, downtown about 7 inches, leesburg maybe 5, 6 in fairfax and 7 inches in bethesda. we talked about this last week and i tweeted about it. this is a very dry air mass, so normally it's a 10-1 ratio, 10 inches of snow for every 1 inch of snow. this is probably a 15-1 or 20-1 ratio. sterling 6 inches, fredericksburg 11, frederick, maryland, 4 inches and oxon hill 6 inches. for the rest of the forecast here is erica. >> thank you, topper. we've got the michael and son weather cam to start you off. it's still clear out there and bitterly cold again, 13 degrees, but it feels like it's 4 below 0. the winds now are out of the northwest at 18 miles per hour. we still have some gusty winds, but that will change as we head into the overnight hours. the winds start to relax. we'll have a frigid start to the day, but on 9 futurecast you can see that snow approaching. topper showed you on doppler 9000 that snow making its approach and the leading edge of it coming in during that monday evening rush hour. since it is presidents day, a lot

bowie close at 33. annapolis at 32. washington still coming in at 42 degrees.chool day forecast for tomorrow delays likely. we're already getting those in to the newsroom. recess potentially indoors tomorrow. not only because of the ice but the breezy conditions creating cold temperature outside. dismissal -- feeling like temperatures in the teens. so here's the hour-by-hour forecast throughout the day tomorrow. starting off 7:00 a.m. a temperature of 28 degrees. at least we'll start to see some sunshine develop as the day wears on. clouds do decrease. but it's breezy and cold. notice how the temperatures slowly fall as the day wears on. so 11:00 a.m. mid 20s. 3:00 p.m. we're at 24. by the evening hours, temperatures are in the low 20s. tell feel like they're in the single digits. so want to walk you through the feels-like temperature in your neighborhood. this is at 4:00. feeling like 8 in gaithersburg. 5 in hagerstown. 16 in culpeper. and 14 for those of you in washington. heading into the later evening hours, it only gets worse by 8:00. feeling about 8 in wa

wasn't really able to swim wasn't able to use its tail to swim because the lines were attached to a bowie. two experienced divers cut the lines and the whale swam away. experts believe that the whale has a good chance of surviving the ordeal. >>> you can't arrest him simply because he's a bloody immigrant. take your hands off my lobby boy! >> it is one of hollywood's biggest nights. we'll take a look at some predictions for best picture at the oscars. >>> i'm jim rosenfield for "nbc 10 @ issue". join me this morning when our guest is u.s. senator chris koonce of delaware. business appears to be booming if delaware but could a jump in violent crime cause the good times to come to a screeching halt? >> this city has a significant problem with violent crime. >> we ask u.s. senator chris koonce about that and other issues facing the first state. plus a potential breakthrough against a damaging disease and it's happening right here. and a celebration of black history. one local group puts the focus on men. coming up this morning at 11:30, following "meet the press," only on nbc 10. jacklyn: ou

camp springs about 60. 58 in bowie, about 59 downtown. nothing to complain about at all. soak every minute of it in. cloudy skies return tonight. a couple of raindrops likely for tomorrow. you know it can't last forever. it's still february. bitter cold coming back later in the week. how cold and does that mean snow? answer coming up with the seven-day. >>> now to a developing story. police near atlanta, georgia, are trying to piece together a gruesome shooting. they say a man shot and killed his ex-wife and several children before turning the gun on himself. nbc's duffy dixon has more on what police there are calling the worst killing they've seen in years. >> reporter: stuffed animals placed next to the crime scene tape. a vivid reminder that the youngest of the family members killed in this home was just 7 years old. >> i hear gunshots and kids screaming. that's the first thing i heard. two gunshots and kids screaming. >> reporter: around 3:00 in the afternoon, investigators say a man parked at the top of willow tree circle in douglas ville, walked down the street into

and i ended by taking this big bowie knife and stabbing it in the evidence desk. that's the prosecutorial misconduct that was alleged. and my argument is you're criticizing me for stabbing this knife in the desk when that was the knife that slashed this kid's throat when they murdered him. i said you think that's the balance that should overturn the case? well, it was. >> because of marino's antics, mike keenan received a new trial. but once again he was convicted and received a death sentence. by 2001 joe d'ambrosio had been on death row for over 12 years. his state appeals had all been rejected. his execution could come at any time. >> our legal system is just designed to make it very, very difficult to prove that someone didn't commit a crime after they've already been convicted. you're talking the most uphill of uphill battles. >> father neil was desperate to help prove joe's innocence. but in order to get a new trial they had to find new evidence. so neil took a new approach. >> i thought, one of the things i need to do to get help is media attention. one of

and this bowie, prince george's county 24 there, afternoon highs reaching low pourts. a few clouds coming in. a look at our coldest air yet for the season that's coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:21. a new crash? >>> brand new crash 395 north at seminary road. we have two lanes blocked. so a little hard to see here. we'll be pushing this out on our nbc washington app in just a minute. that will cause a big issue. taillights here outer loop for us this morning, looks pretty good. 66 east, 395 north, not so bad right now on 395. but of course going to get worse most likely. looking good in maryland. >>> you might be able to get away with crashing on a couch at work for a quick cat nap. i wish.benefits you should share with your boss. >>> plus they stole our hearts. why this team from innercity chicago may have to forfeit all the games it won. >>> 6:15. in just a matter of hour, congress could receive a request to use military force against isis in iraq and syria. this comes as yet another american hostage is killed by isis. the president's request would p