calvert: mr. speaker, i yield four minutes to the gentleman from idaho, the former chairman of the committee, mr. simpson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. simpson: i thank my friend from california for yielding and for the job he's done as chairman of this interior subcommittee in the past. let me begin by saying we all want the government to reopen, all on this side, all on that side want the government to reopen. we don't agree with the shutdown. i want strong border security. i know you want strong border security. we disagree how we get there. these can both be accomplished with a little word called compromise. i heard everybody go back to that word. i looked up in the dictionary because i thought i was mistaken what it is. it's a settlement of differences by mutual concessions and agreement reached by adjusting and conflicting claims by reciprocal modification of demands. we can't it a compromise and then go back to our hardened positions and say i want everything i

calvert, is recognized. mr. calvert: mr. speaker, i'm happy to yield 2 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from the great state of utah, mr. stewart. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. stewart: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to begin by stating the obvious, if i could, and my democratic colleagues call this a compromise. this bill is a lot of things but a compromise it is not. it takes away everything we have done for the last year, everything we have done for the last year and, poof, it's gone. it throws it away. there's an old saying in the house, it's not the opposing party that's the enemy, it's the senate. in is great illustration of this. as a member of the appropriations committee it pains me that my friends across the aisle have effectively removed my constituents from the process by just accepting the senate bill. every member of the house and our constituents have been silenced in this. we are not represented at all. and not only is the democratic majority ignored this body's role in creating this

calvert, is recognized. mr. calvert: mr. speaker, i'm happy to yield 2 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from the great state of utah, mr. stewart. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. stewart: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to begin by stating the obvious, if i could, and my democratic colleagues call this a compromise. this bill is a lot of things but a compromise it is not. it takes away everything we have done for the last year, everything we have done for the last year and, poof, it's gone. it throws it away. there's an old saying in the house, it's not the opposing party that's the enemy, it's the senate. in is great illustration of this. as a member of the appropriations committee it pains me that my friends across the aisle have effectively removed my constituents from the process by just accepting the senate bill. every member of the house and our constituents have been silenced in this. we are not represented at all. and not only is the democratic majority ignored this body's role in creating this

montgomery, calvert, st. mary's, charles, prince george's, annear del, and frederick schools are closed. >> easier to tell you what's open. in west virginia, grant, hardy, miner mineral, hampshire, morgan, berkeley and jefferson county schools are closed, as well. >> now we want to check with our team coverage. melissa is monitoring all of th them. >> chuck bell is here to explain what's happened so far. another round of way this weekend. >> i thought you were going to get throughhat whole list of closings. >> just barrel through. >> the 80s guy, the commercial, the world's fastest talker. i'll get it up on youtube. you have the snow, we'll see it. you can tweet it to me at chuck bell 4 o twitter. i will be showing a lot of retweets to share the pictures. the last of the snow, coming to an end. lingering snowshowers there. the accumulating snow is done. temperatures are below freezing. it will be a cold day today. your commute, below freezing. we willave sunshine this afternoon. there will be melting. the sea

montgoment mery, calvert, st.ary's, calvert, anne arundel and howard schools are closed. >> now, to virginia. nk i t i took a breath in there. >> all right. >> west virginia, now. grant, hardy, hampshire, mineral, morgan, berkeley and jefferson count schools are closed. all of the closures are running at the bottom of your screen all morning long. you can find themhe in washington app. >> we have crews across the region. we have melissa monitoring the roads in your first 4 traffic. >>> let' begin with chuck bell. he's here to explain what has happened so far, what' next for the storm, another storm that's coming this weekend. >> we'll get the snow totals from the weekend. national airport, 10.3 inches of snow. bwi-marsh bwi-marshall. columbia, maryland, 13 inches. damascus, 12 inches of snow. i'll give you the list in virginia in bi if you have a snow report, send me to me on twitter. happy to show you retweet favorr he course of the morning. 27 at dulles. 28 in prince george's county. it is a cold start this morn

another 6 to 8 inches, on fricrg around waldorf, calvert county. d.c. 3206 and closero the 6-inch rain and frederick, you'll be right along the 3 line. guys, we've got a lot more to go. this is fun. we're jus getting start. i think i'm live all the way through to 2:00 and then amelia comes in. everybody is coming in during the day today. i just hope we're bringing in food. >> you're not allowed to go home. >> i forgot my roast beef sandwich, and i madet this morning to bring in. i forgot it. so i'm hoping there's something because right now all i have is mozzarella sticks. >> we'll call in ricketts. we'll see if she can help. >> thanks very much. icy cditions are to blame for this crash. take a look. a truck flipped over onts side on colleyville road in front of the silver spring metro station last night. no one was hushts and a serious crash shut down the southbound line of the paw tuxin river in laurel last night. the road is now back open. >> maryland crews have been working overnight treating the road what can you tell us first about how the ro

calvert, mr. graves, if you would all come up. >> mr. chairman, while they're readying themselves, if i may, with your permission. >> absolutely, mr. hastings. >> responding to my very good friend from oklahoma, i don't think it's take it or leave it. i think it's open it or close it. and the fact that we ask the question whether or not the president is going to sign these measures if they were to come to his desk, first, if he chooses not to sign it, there is a layover period where it would become law anyway. it seems to me that what's happening is all of us recognize that politics is at play here. but the senate having approved these particular measures troubles me immensely, that they would now take a different position. we're talking about opening the requisite committees of jurisdiction of this congress and leaving the homeland security issue on the table until february 8th, a measure that clearly passed the senate. so the other body under its leadership is escaping for the moment, but i will tell them that they can reasonably expec

miller is a democrat from calvert county that has served as senate president since 1987. he is the longest serving senate president in the cou we have reached out to his office for a comment but haven't heard back yet. back to you. >> thank you, meagan. >>> lawmakersegan the new year by banging the gavel. irginia have nd long to-do lists. in maryland, the focus is education funding andng the minimum wage. and larry hogan is determined to work with theat legie. he wants maryland to be a model for how congress should work together. >>> a different set of taiorities in virginia. across the aisle, relief is the most important. there's talks of state-wide sports betting. and democrats are pressing hard to pass legislion on gun violence prevention. news 4 will be following these issues. we will keep you updated online and in the nbc washington app. >>> still ahead, a new study on alzhei disease just completed. >> what you may be experiencing now that couldtut you a risk for the disease ler in life. >>> chuck? >> good morning, everybody. thursday is a dwindy and c day today. thi

calvert, ms. eshoo, ms. roybal-allard, ms. lofgren, r. sherman, ms. lee, ms. neap, mr. thompson, mrs. davis, mr. schiff, mr. nunes, ms. sanchez, mr. costa, ms. matsui, mr. mcnerney, ms. speier, mr. hunter, mr. mcclintock, ms. hu, mr. garamendi, ms. bass, mr. bera, ms. brownley, mr. cardenas, mr. cook, mr. huffman, mr. lamalfa, mr. lowenthal, mr. peters, mr. ruiz, mr. swalwell, mr. takano, . vargas, mr. aguilar, mr. desauliner, mr. lieu, ms. torres, ms. barragan, mr. carbajal, mr. correa, mr. khanna, mr. panetta, mr. gomez, mr. sneros, mr. cox, harder, ms. hill, ms. porter, mr. rouda. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> madam clerk, the speaker-elect, nancy pelosi of the state of california. mr. mccarthy:. embers, take your seats. mr. mccarthy: the house will be in order. colleagues, friends and fellow americans, it is an honor to serve with you and to welcome you to the first day of the 116th united states house of representatives. we are here in this chamber because the faith of your neighbors and support of your fami

calvert county, st. mary's county, southern charles countyk and b through king george, fredericksburg, and stafford county. just getting a few light showers out there right now. again, all of this will continue to sink south. but there could be a few sprinkles north before it starts to do that. iy rean't think all this is going to be out of here until about 9:00 a.m. temperatures fairly mild as y o wa the door. mid-40s right w now. on o to the low 50s today. we'll talk more about that weekend forecast coming up. let's tk about traffic. good morning, melissa. >> good morning, lauryn. a couple new problems causing bigger issues than initially thought. outer loop near 270, left side blocke that crash. three vehicles are involved. one of them is a glass truck. we now have glass across the roadway. centerville, eastbound 66, the ramp to northbound 28, all traffic stopped a b and new crash. this is the closest camera. not very clear, but y some of those backups here. again, that's inbound this morning. washing

there's lingering flurries out there, especially across prince george's county, calvert county, st. mary's county. the bulk of i the snow finally over, on what has been an overperformi m snowstorm. e the totals up on saturday morning 6 to 10 inches for the forecast. we should have gone 8 to12. was a solid 8 to 12 inches across most of the area. temperatures below freezing this morning. if it is wet, it isn frop solid this morning. be ready for a slippery start today. we'll get enough sunshine today to bringemperatures in t 30s. mid-30s at that, above freezing. with the combine of sunshine and above-freezing temperatures today, it will allow for a lot of successful melting. but another efreerefreeze comin tonight. and maybe a chance for winter weatherp coming later in the week. >> these roads are just a mess. connecticut avenue at east-west highway. if it looks wet, it probably is icy because of the temperatures. right degrees out there now. the bridges and overpasses are kind of yucky here right now. college park, southbound, 95, to the interloop of the beltway. a jackknifed truck i

mary's county, even portions of calvert county. it was in southern charles county, but this is all pushing to the south. king geor, you'll probabl be the last to dry our. temper not that bad when you head outside this morning. our average daytime high for this time of year, 44 degrees. we're above that right now in a lot of areas. temperatures are headed to around 50es degoday. it will be a little on the breezy side. breezy.y but northwest winds at 10 to 20 miles an hour. maybe a few peeks of sunshine late b definitely more clouds than sunshine out there. tomorrow we're at 51 degrees. rainn moving late through the evening. i'd say after about 5:00 p.m. here goes that rain.e we hhe cloud cover out there. mo'll have cloud cover to start tomorrow ing. then another little system makes its way through here. after about 5:00 p.m., some heavy rain possible. that'll lead into your saturday morning. by saturday middle part of the morning, we're looking a lot better. for your weeken those temperatures are mild. 50 degrees on saturday, drying

northbound wisconsin avenue, before calvert. energy utility work.er loop and outer loop, n problem. you're heading into faouth, the left lane is blocked by a crash. leesburg, north of shreve mill road. and the pennline, expect major delays. trerkwork happening >> thank you. >>> one of the biggest soccer clubs inhe world is making a push for one of the d . unite star players. acosta flew to europe due to an offer from psg. the club has submitted an offer as high as $10 million. acosta was in the final year of is contract in d.c. after making about $650,000 last season. the international transfer window closes this evening. i think he will make a lot more money at psg. >> yeah. >>dy if you love m&ms, get r for three, new flavors. >> what? >> the company announced it will be debuting flavors like thai coconut, english toffee and mexican jalapeno. >> why did they do this? >>it's not necessary. >> like with the oreos. the winning one will be a permanent item on store shelves. >> i wl have to say, i found dark chocolate peanut m&ms, my goodness. >>> a lit

the source says thes cancer i aggressive and advanced miller is a democrat from calvert countyhat served as president since 1987. >>> rod rosenstein isli cal it quits. his darture is an indication that the investigation by specialounsel robert mueller is nearly complete. nbc news reports that renstein expects to step down within the next month but the report adds he intends to sta until mueller finishes his work. >>> a woman has died after a new year's eve car crash that killed her sister. she died yesterday, a week after sheas injured after crashing into an tree irl c county. deputies say the woroads were w. >>> police are investigating car thves in chevy chase and bethesda. thieves could be seen walking through neighbors and checking for unlocked cars. theft from auto ist the mos common crime in montgomery county. it was down last year. >>> happening day, a man convicted for killing a prince george's county police detective timenow find out how much he will spend in prison. in 2016, ford opened fire on a police station in landover. colson was off-duty andiv a in plain clothes. he was m

miller is a democrat from calvert county that's served as senate president since 1987. he's thegest serving senate president in the country. we have o reach to miller's office. we'll update you afo we get ation. >> thank you. >> wishing him the best. >>> lawmakers in our area are ringing in the new year byg bang the gavel and general assembly sessions are under way in myland and virginia. >> they are looking at education funding d raising the minimum wage. th are trying to work with the democratic legislature. he wants maryland to be a model for how congress should work together. >>> there's a different set o priorities in virginia. across the aisle, tax relief is st important. statewide ks of sports betting. and the democrats are working hard to pass legislation on gun violence prevtion. news 4 will keep you updated online and in the nbc washington app. >>> happening now in county, police are investigating several home and car thefts in chevy chase and bethesda. these thieves aren't breaking windows. they are ting advantage o those who leave their doors unlocked. home

calvert, ms. eshoo, ms. roybal-allard, ms. lofgren, r. sherman, ms. lee, ms. neap, mr. thompson, mrs. davis, mr. schiff, mr. nunes, ms. sanchez, mr. costa, ms. matsui, mr. mcnerney, ms. speier, mr. hunter, mr. mcclintock, ms. hu, mr. garamendi, ms. bass, mr. bera, ms. brownley, mr. cardenas, mr. cook, mr. huffman, mr. lamalfa, mr. lowenthal, mr. peters, mr. ruiz, mr. swalwell, mr. takano, . vargas, mr. aguilar, mr. desauliner, mr. lieu, ms. torres, ms. barragan, mr. carbajal, mr. correa, mr. khanna, mr. panetta, mr. gomez, mr. sneros, mr. cox, harder, ms. hill, ms. porter, mr. rouda. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> nancy pelosi getting 220 votes to return as the speaker of the house. our guest today is molly reynolds. the sergeant at arms will announce her presence momentarily escorted by a big california delegation. what's ahead for the house today? thatr: the next thing happens is we will see the minority leader, kevin mccarthy, make some introductory remarks. then we will see don young of alaska, the dean of the

of it and kind of cherish those moments the profiting salute from a peak current performance given calvert city out to zero. well that's all your sport for now back to you marty thank you very much indeed now it is not often that the world of and science combine but that's exactly what's on offer in the latest exhibition of the dutch artist as show if you don't recognize his name is like the scene is what without even knowing it and one of the largest collections of his work is now on display in the us gabrielle is on day as being to his exhibition in new york. his name was mauer it's corny this as sure but most people know him simply by his last name he is considered one of the world's most famous graphic artists his work about fantasy mathematical shapes and playing with our perceptions he died in one nine hundred seventy two but the percentage sketches and designs by the dutch born innovator are still considered by the scientific community as remarkable something more than just pencil on paper art. as it is works what was actually a very modern it's very hard to believe that this is com

start of the year the boston bruins and chicago blackhawks were the two teams in action and as kevin calvert reports it truly was a classic on and off the rink the six needed to sideshow to the real shot there which is in our field today notre dame stadiums the venue home of the football team known as the fighting irish people. so naturally you get a liberal call and leaving out the lineups total up for carl and putting on his own performance he what dollar the power window and the big thing is he got right back up as you know most leprechauns do to fire people who start out for the serious section of the stats were against the chicago blackhawks they haven't won and for winter classic appearances plus there was just one victory in five outdoor games but it brought a stark. was like that. and a second and the second period was. tied it was but new year's day was going to be the day of the boston bruins to the core in the town in the last period. i and mike in a bleak for the black corpse fred shawn sealing a four to one and the fun of seconds sitting in the same for another touch of showmans

this year the boston bruins and chicago blackhawks went face to face in the new year's game kevin calvert reports six needed to sideshow to the real shocker there which is in our field today not a dime stadiums the venue home of the football team known as the fighting irish people. so naturally you get a liberal call and leaving out the lineups attention to the leprechaun and putting on a sign before but also he went down like a power window and the good thing is he got right back up as you know most leprechauns do to fires people who start out for the serious section of the stats were against the chicago blackhawks they haven't won in four winter classic appearances plus there was just one victory in five outdoor games but it brought a stock. and a second in the second period. there was but new year's day was going to be the day of the boston bruins recording on the path in the last period. and making it bleak for the black coach brett much shown sealing a four to one in the final seconds. sitting in the scene for another touch of showmanship from the team who are fans of the t.v. show p

goal for everton, a headerjust after the hour mark, opened the scoring, then in added time dominic calvert—lewingoodison park. that win moves everton up to tenth in the league. tottenham can move up to second place in the premier league if they beat manchester united this afternoon. kick off in around 15 minutes' time. a rather interesting subplot at wembley is that the spurs manager, mauricio pochettino is being tipped to take over at united this summer. we know that we need the three points to be in that race for the premier league and the race for the top floor, to finish at the end of the season. all of that happening around all the rumours, all the things that, you know, that is going to happen because that is football. you need, you do yourjob, i need to do myjob, and we accept the business, of course. but my focus is to try to find a way to win the game. you get tested every single game in the premier league, no doubt about it. but of course this is against a top, top side. and of course, if we want to get closer to them and go past them, we need a good performance and a good result. in t

calvert, ms. eshoo, ms. roybal-allard, ms. lofgren, r. sherman, ms. lee, ms. neap, mr. thompson, mrs. davis, mr. schiff, mr. nunes, ms. sanchez, mr. costa, ms. matsui, mr. mcnerney, ms. speier, mr. hunter, mr. mcclintock, ms. hu, mr. garamendi, ms. bass, mr. bera, ms. brownley, mr. cardenas, mr. cook, mr. huffman, mr. lamalfa, mr. lowenthal, mr. peters, mr. ruiz, mr. swalwell, mr. takano, . vargas, mr. aguilar, mr. desauliner, mr. lieu, ms. torres, ms. barragan, mr. carbajal, mr. correa, mr. khanna, mr. panetta, mr. gomez, mr. sneros, mr. cox, harder, ms. hill, ms. porter, mr. rouda. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> nancy pelosi getting 220 votes to return as speaker of the house and speaker for the 1/16 congress. molly reynolds, senior fellow with the brookings institution. the will announce her presence momentarily with a big california delegation. what happens next, in terms of what we hear from speaker elect pelosi and legislatively? thing that happens is we will see the minority leader, kevin mccarthy, make som

. >> reporter: tom calvert says those cameras can only help so much. >> hand-held thermal cameras wasuge leap forward in technology, but it has limitations. >> reporter: if you can't see your hand in front of your face, how well can you see an image on a screen in front of you? >> yeah, it's not here, it's not readily available to you. >> reporter: the solution was born here, in the belly of an active volcano in nicaragua. a science expedition was led into the volcano. >> one of the issues was that we couldn't see where we were going inside this gas-filled crater. we were looking to just navigate safely and realized that the amazing technology didn't cut it for us. we looked to improve it. are. >> reporter: the result is called see through, an augmented display. >> it can see through dark and smoke. the idea of putting something here so it's always on was the first step. but the second step was simplifying it in a way that is reduced and made much more simple. just edges and contours of objects. >> reporter: just the things firefighters need to see. >> just the important pieces. >> re

dominic calvert—lewin added the second in stoppage time after kurt zouma got the first goalfor stoppageel messi has reached yet another career milestone. he scored his 400th la liga goal in 435 matches. barcelona have beaten eibar 3—0 they are top of the table. he is already the lead's leading goal—scorer with cristiano ronaldo in second place. qatar have booked their place in the knockout stages of the asian cup after demolishing north korea six nil -- after demolishing north korea six nil —— 6—0. one player scored four times in the match, here's his first after nine minutes. he is a leading goal—scorer with five in the tournament so far. the 2018 asian player of the year branded off the rout with qatar's six in the second half. japan booked their last 16 place after a controversial 1—0 win over oman will stop there was a penalty, criticised for going down a little too easily. you then stepped up little too easily. you then stepped up to smash home the spot kick for the only goal of the game. the japanese are unbeaten in seven matches since their manager took charge after the world cup

then in added time dominic calvert—lewin added an excellent second to give them the three points on aon up to tenth in the league. it's been a big weekend of european rugby union, and exeter have kept alive their hopes of reaching the quarter finals of the champions cup. they beat the french side castres by 34—12, scoring six tries and securing a bonus point in the process. the chiefs need to beat munster next week to have a chance of winning their pool. and there were two other matches today. saracens were successful in lyon, winning 28—10, which means they're through to the quarter finals, and glasgow warriors are getting closer to those last eight places — they beat cardiff blues and will face sarries next weekend to decide who tops the group. england have made a good start to netball‘s quad series — beating new zealand sa—ai in their opening match in liverpool. they were just a goal ahead at half time, but pulled away in the second half. the commonwealth champions will go on to play south africa and then the world's number one side australia at the copper box in london next weeken

goal for everton, a headerjust after the hour mark, opened the scoring, then in added time dominic calvert—lewina very wet day at goodison park. 2—0 the final score, everton up to tenth in the league. it's been a big weekend of european rugby union, and saracens are through to the quarter finals of the champions cup after a comfortable bonus point win at lyon. ben spencer scored the last of four tries in a 28 points to ten win to keep sarries top of pool 3 ahead of glasgow...who are also closing in on the last 8 after beating cardiff blues. elsewhere exeter ran in 6 tries to beat castres. england have made a good start to netball‘s quad series — beating new zealand 54—41 in their opening match in liverpool. they were just a goal ahead at half time, but pulled away in the second half. the commonwealth champions will go on to play south africa and then the world's number one side australia at the copper box in london next weekend. all part of preparations for the world cup which takes place in liverpool injuly. we've had two shocks on the first day of the masters snooker at alexandra palace. defen

calvert county says they are writing a procedure that will fall under the safety and health policy. >> i think it is good that policies have been developed by certain school districts. they will introduce will when the session gets underway next week. we have to make sure we light a fire to get it done. >> fairfax has also revised the policies after his death. his family plans to school the school district for negligence. want to know if your child's school has a motorized partition? >> friday night is here and the bars are open. >> all the evening revelers. they will need umbrellas. we've been keeping a close eye. it is swirling in all its dwloir. uti think we'll squeeze about a half an inch. not a ton of rain but enough rain to affect us. washington, d.c., maybe a few sprinkles. cloudy north of the belty. as we head through, we'll see it. ght to moderate rain expected a little closer to midnight. we're waking up. ning orning run or the m walk. you are going to be in for some wideread showers. a second round of rain will move through. and it should be out h ofe by 6:00, 7:. we'll see

now calvert county schools tell us that they are wor on writing a procedure that will fall under the safety and health policy. >>> they want to make sure that every school district in virginia h those policies in place. >> we can't let this just be forgotten. we have to use this to light a tre fire. family plans to sue the school district for negligence. >>> all right. if you're planning to head out this evening, do a littleate night. maybe see one of those movies up for an award, take umbrellas wiha you. >>s right. we have another round of rain moving in. let's look at the radar. rain is still pretty much to our south and west. that will change over time. you can definitely see the wide swath of cloud coverage is very cloudy out ther into southern maryland. notice how it we could see some down pours out of this overnight west move into 7:00 a.m. we wake up and things are fairly quiet. make sure you do have the umbrella handy tomorr. the good news is if you're planning on hitting the town tomorrow night. we'rery about 7:00. here's a look at the weekend forecast. i should have changed

montgomery, calvert, st. mary's, charles, princgeorge's, anne arundel, and frederick schools are closed.gt wash county schools are on a two-hour delay. >> we turn to virginia now. in west virginia, grant, hardy, neral, hampshire, morgan berkeley and jefferson county schools are closed, as well. all that iormation is running throughout the bottom of your cle screen throughou>> the morning. lot of multisylabic counties in virginia. >>> we haveeream 4 ce for you. chuck bell has the forecast. >>> melissa is looking at several issues on the roads this mornin w you knew i coming. >> we knew it was coming. as we hit 6:30, more the roads and that's what happens. chopper 4 over a brand-new problem.f two cars off the roadway here. this is on 370 in gaithersburg. look athe issues through gaithersburg and rockville right now. we lost one of ethem. we h three at this point this morning. brad is up in chopper 4. you came upon this looking on that area. >> that's ri dt. yo't have to look too far. we looked a little to the e

. >>> another school announcement just coming in as we bring in doug calvert. tonight's going to be the coldest night in five years, you said? >> yeah. the last time we saw wind chills 10 below 0 was 20 it was january 7th of 2014 just to let you know. that'sha we're dealing with again across our region. we've got schools delayedchhen andls delayed now. we're still dealing with a lot of ice. that snow fell yesterday was a nice, fluffy wett snow. last night it froze over big stillnd right now we' dealing with that coating out thereof ice. 19 degrees and our wind is actually higher with a number than the temperature is. that is never a good thing. that means we'veomot pretty significant wind chills. 2 below 0 in leesburg and just 2 degrees in downtown right n. just amazing we're still seeing winds gusting 0 to 40 miles an hour. 31 in martinsburg, 33 in d.c. so those winds connue. even a 10 mile an hour wind will still blow right through you. here's the arctic front that came through. gave us aice little burst of snow for about 20 minutes or so. didn't up to much.

inand, montgomery, prince n george's, arundel, calvert andde others on a two-houy. >> in virginia, now, arlington, fact fauquier, stafford, spotsylvania, all closed today. in virginia -- fairfax, loudon, prince willdom, page, shen and warren county schools are on a two-hour delay, as are clark and frederick counties and the cities of manassas, manassas park, alexandria and winches r >> and in west virginia, now, berkeley, hampshire, hardy, jefferson, and morgan county schools are on a two-hour delay. >> if you do have to go out,ve ourself extra time as you head out this morning. >> the roads and walks cansl be k with the ice we're talking about. we have team coverage in d.c., virginia, and maryland. an eye on the roads for you. but we begin with chuck bell and conditions rrent outside. what do we need to know about? >> lots of black ice, forsure. be careful out there. ae lot mlting coming our way later on in the afternoon. sunshine, today, up close to 40 degrees. another refreeze tonight. each one o the warnings will be easier than the last. for your tuesdayg, morn off to a chilly star

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charles county, calvert county. once again we're expecting this to begin tomorro ternoon. you mentioned the salt brine going on around the bethesda. ar i expect the roads to deteriorate quickly afterunset tomorrow night. right around this time tomorrow night. once that sun gsdown, the snow is going to pick up after that time, too. we'll start to see the roads teriorate as well. we're coming back in 10 to 15 minutes talk about possible school closures for monday now., ye looking ahead to monday now. >>> for weeks the shutdown hast cr a mess on the national mall. >> we've been wathhing the trash e piling up, bathrooms overflowing as maintenances workmain furloughed but now a new solution. >> darcy, things are finally starting to look a little cleaner, right? >> reporter: that's exactly right. i can tell you from personal observation it is very clean on the national mall. e national park service began picking up trash once again today, there are still people out volunteering and i can tell you they had a hard time finding any trash to pick up. and look at the trash cans here

this includes fairfax, anne arundel county,calvert, maybe a cl delay tomo ow. not seeing a school cancellation in those counties. as we look towwds tomor morning there is going to be ice in spots, especially north and west of washington on the untreated side roads, sidewalks and driveway, thursday it's about the dangerously cold air out there wind chills from about 15 below zero to around 0 on friday. maybe light snow showers out there. i've posted this graphic mn facebook and twitter panls. but it's about the dangerous air with us tomorrow and especially thursday >> that's why thursday we could see some delays out there. we saw some delays o cancellations from the last bout of cold air from a week ago. there could be another one with this blast coming through. thursday 26. 29 on friday. and a chance of snow showers on friday. and then how aboutthis, how about 50s and 60s, we have ower activity next week as well but going 61 next tuesday. 65 next wednesday ahead of a storm system that will bring cooler air as we head towards the end of next week. to getht now w

inand, montgomery, prince n george's, arundel, calvert andde others on a two-houy. >> in virginia, nowngton, fact fauquier, stafford, spotsylvania, all closed today. in virginia -- fairfax, loudon, prince willdom, page, shen and warren county schools are on a two-hour delay, as are clark and frederick counties and the cities of manassas, manassas park, alexandria and winches r >> and in west virginia, now, berkeley, hampshire, hardy, jefferson, and morgan county schools are on a two-hour delay. >> if you do have to go out,ve ourself extra time as you head out this mog.

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miller is a democrat from calvert county that has served as senate president since 19 i. the longest serving senate president in the country. we'll have more on this coming up. >> thank you, meagan. >>> arlington high school could get a new name tonight. >> officials have been working on a name for washington-lee high school for a year. an announcement could come tonight. we go live to the high school. megan, what are you hearing? >> reporter: we are expecting e vote later tonight. this could change the name here. washington-lee high school, the name honors george washington and confederate general robert e. lee. and the debate about changing the name has been going on for some time. tonight, during a meeting, the school boas expected to take that final vote so we could see th name officially changed -- or the decision tonight. the committee gathered input from thecommunity. they have recommended the name washington-loving high school. it wouor h mildred and richard loving, the interracial couple challged a law i virginia outlawing interracial marriage and the supreme cou

we -- he worked with another congressman, ken calvert on the implications of u.s.-mexico economic development. he put together a list of all the bipartisan efforts he had made and in 1996 he writes, i'm not satisfied with the progress we've made, either in building an effective democratic or bipartisan delegation. however, i believe we should continue to try and explore at active courses, as much as individual relationships, public interests, etc. this should help build a culture to help bridge the bipartisan differences. i think that proves to me it wasn't just something he was going to show his constituents that he was a bipartisan congressman. it was actually something he was very interested in to try and get things done and i have over here -- kind of what george brown was infamous for was smoking cigars. there are many anecdotes of brown always having a cigar in his mouth. he donated a cigar box and some cigar cases here we have in the collection. they're fun to bring out and then these are some messages from his staff. e had a party in 1995 to celebrate his b

response to these devastating disasters i offered a bipartisan amendment with representatives la malla, calvert, and garamendi and huffman and 19 other bipartisan co-sponsors from our state. this amendment provided much needed relief to the state of california and local entities by increasing to 90% the federal cost share for debris removal emergency assistance for the 2018 wildfires. the substance of this amendment has been supported by both the speaker, the majority leader, and consistent with the relief generously provided in the 113th congress. the distinguished chairwoman and i have discussed this amendment and the importance of congress providing this much needed relief to the state of california and all affected communities impacted by these fires. i thank her for her commitment and -- the chair: the gentleman is recognized for another two minutes -- one minute. >> i thank mike thompson. it is critical that congress ensures that every federal resource is made available to the state, local governments and all affected communities of the historic and unprecedented 2018 wildfires. ms. royba

two second half goals including this one from dominc calvert—lewin in stoppage time at goodison parkt wembley, marcus rashford with a first half goal. there are around 30 minutes left to play. the first grand slam of the tennis season gets underway overnight with seven british players in action on day one. but the focus will be on andy murray who may be playing his last ever match leading to glowing tributes from two of the sport's all time greats, roger federer and novak djokovic. joe wilson reports. in melbourne, andy murray warns us he has very little left. well, that's ok because he's given everything. he shared every emotion on court with some of the greatest men's players who've ever lived. the fiercest rivals can also be close friends. that is the essence of sport and that is why murray will be missed. it is sad notjust for me but for all the sport because andy is a very respected and likeable guy around the locker room. he is a great champion. he is a legend of the sport without a doubt. murray's decision to stop is also a reality check. an era when the best male players seem

calvert, if he is still here. important.s are very i think in part of your testimony, you said that because we are adopting the bill, you had worked with the senate to try to get in more money for water infrastructure. so i was wondering if you could tell me what the shortfalls are if we pass this bill instead of what you had already negotiated on water issues. >> one of the issues that we have a new program with. and the senate cut it back $14 million. that seems like a small amount of money, but because it is used to offset the bond authority, it actually equates to $3.6 billion in spending for infrastructure. that equates to tens of thousands of jobs, but also infrastructure that is necessary throughout the united states in aging water infrastructure like you are talking about in arizona. so, it was unreasonable, i think, for that to cut that. it is a bipartisan initiative. along with a couple of other items that the united states senate has their own priorities of, as we do. fortunate, our priorities were not

response to these devastating disasters i offered a bipartisan amendment with representatives la malla, calvert, and garamendi and huffman and 19 other bipartisan co-sponsors from our state. this amendment provided much needed relief to the state of california and local entities by increasing to 90% the federal cost share for debris removal emergency assistance for the 2018 wildfires. the substance of this amendment has been supported by both the speaker, the majority leader, and consistent with the relief generously provided in the 113th congress. the distinguished chairwoman and i have discussed this amendment and the importance of congress providing this much needed relief to the state of california and all affected communities impacted by these fires. i thank her for her commitment and -- the chair: the gentleman is recognized for another two minutes -- one minute. >> i thank mike thompson. it is critical that congress ensures that every federal resource is made available to the state, local governments and all affected communities of the historic and unprecedented 2018 wildfires. ms. royba