university of sheffield and chairman of the international committee for robot arms control in charlottesville we have david swanson he is an author and radio host who works for roots action dot org all right gentlemen crosstalk rose in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it you know we've been told that obama's drone policy is i will quote legal ethical and why do you agree with that. it's

west of charlottesville you begin to see a little snow and sleet on the western side of this precipitation. it's all moving south to north and will overspread us overnight. if you live far enough west tomorrow, you might not see a lot of moisture, but you will get the backside of it when things develop off the coast. we do have a lot of rain that's just down to our south. of course, as we've talked about this throughout the last hour, that this is part of a system that will develop and become quite an impressive storm for new england and in particular, eastern new england, but locally we do have some winter weather advisories that will kick in at midnight and this does include now montgomery and howard. it gets up to baltimore, over to frederick and includes loudoun county and northern faquier county because there could be just enough of a combination of snow, sleet and freezing rain when this begins to put down maybe a small coating on some grassy areas and on untreated surfaces. potentially there could be a little slick spot here and there in the morning. most of the rest of the day tomo

university of sheffield and chairman of the international committee for robot arms control in charlottesville we have david swanson he is an author and radio host who works for roots action dot org all right gentlemen crosstalk rose in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it you know we've been told that obama's drone policy is i will quote legal ethical and why do you agree with that because it's stored in area to store in the. no. i think

charlottesville has taken a great first step in starting that actual dialogue oregon for example started a similar debate with legislation introduced by both a democrat and a republican concerned about individual privacy rights so let's all work for solid legislative restrictions on police use of these drones so that they help legitimate police work while respecting the fourth amendment privacy rights of us. and that's the way it is tonight tuesday february fifth two thousand and thirteen for more information check out our websites of thom hartmann dot com free speech dot org are to dot com and through dot com slash the big picture and don't forget democracy is not a spectator sport it's a participate voting age enough it begins with you get out there get active occupy something tag your seat of. choose your language. of choice because we know in the financial centers they sell some. choose to use the consensus to. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that impact your life choose b. access to your office. oh that. her mother. could speak. i am. her. i wish i. was.

already lawmakers in ten other states have started to draw their own legislation up based on charlottesville resolution that's just goes to show you that a symbolic action can result in some real changes sometimes. now when you meet someone at a bar or in a bookstore or at a seminar wherever you happen to be chances are the first thing that you do is content to before you contact them is find out a little bit more about them and the best place to do that of course is the internet it is the age of information after all a simple google search can reveal a lot of information about a person's life for instance if you search social media sites like facebook linked in twitter or even my space you can find out pretty easily a person's a their gender and marital status you might be able to discover their sexual preferences their political and religious affiliations even their family and current or previous addresses if you don't believe me just try looking yourself up on spoke aoe dot com now luckily we have the right to control our privacy depending on how you limit what outsiders can see you can e

so whatever drone seems to pick up in charlottesville, it's basically just symbolic.t the issues. can you use the drone on public property? can you use a drone on private? to spy on private property. most states will say no, you can't find out what people are doing in their backyard. the issue that arises, if i go through a traffic light in new york city, it's basically a drone on a stick. you are doing something illegal and public property and you'll get nailed. i'm okay with that. >> andrea: you don't even care if the drone is in your shower. >> greg: i love drones. in my apartment. that is why eric has to pay into my account. drones we do better as culture if we know we are being watched. my hygiene habits are better during the five. >> it's like north korea. >> people tend to do better. >> andrea: you are go okay with this. >> greg: think that drones can deliver the mail. drones could solve every problem. >>> could a drone sit seat light there. >> greg: i am a drone. >> the federal government has drones, the state government.... >> a lot of the street lights and s

we have kristen sackish, the vice mayor of charlottesville.he rutherford institute, civil liberties. welcome to both of you. john, let me begin with you. this started with your civil liberties group. you go to this city council with a proposal. what was in it? >> basically to provide civil liberties protection against drones. by 2015, the president of the united states signed a law into effect, they'll be flying over every city in the country. the drones will be equipped with scanning devices, tasers, rubber bullets, all the things, sound cannons they're using overseas. the question is, how should we limit them? the proposal we floated to the city council and all 50 states in congress and we have people in congress looking at this, we have some civil liberties protections. we cannot prohibit drones. there will be beneficial use for drones, of course. the question is is if they can see through the walls of your home, should they be used against citizens in court? we're saying no. should they be equipped with rubber bullets, grenade launchers, s

in the panhandle of west virginia and farther south from la ray to stanton, virginia and near charlottesville, too. a few scattered flurries there. hour by hour through the day today, maybe a few scattered flurries around 8:00 through noontime. again, just very, very light. we'll have temperatures in the mid-30s by noontime. in the afternoon, should be above freezing. mid and upper 30s. might have the flurry activity change over to sleet mixing in with it from time to time by late afternoon. a lot of it melting on roadways. through the night, too, between 8:00 and midnight, this is what it looks like. a little bit of that snow and sleet and then rain after that. perhaps a little light icing in some of the higher elevations. i'll be back in ten minutes with the seven-day outlook. a look at traffic now with danella. >>> good morning. if you're traveling in our area, nice and clear. a live look along i-66. we'll fly over it together. hay market, no issues to report. it's a smooth ride. a lot of green. that means your travel lanes are open. towards centreville, continuing toward the beltway, no i

. >> and charlottesville. that's a very romantic place to go on valentine's day too. let's not forget charlottesville. >> reporter: you mentioned we're starting early today but i know you've been here earlier. some members here, some co- workers told me you've been here since midnight, as early as midnight on some of the days. >> correct. we have a lot of early people that come in. this is almost like a market. we do deliver but people, our clients also come here and during valentine's day we will -- there will be -- getting the coffee ready, brewing, waiting for us to come. we start very early. it's almost like 24/7 operation during the holiday like this. >> reporter: is this one of your bigger days? >> valentine's day is definitely big. mother's day is actually bigger. you have the proms, the weddings, mother's day. you have everything, spring. but valentine's day is a big one. >> reporter: one of the guys told me everyone has a mom but not everyone has a valentine's so that's why mother's day is a little bigger. we all know and every woman knows valentine's day is

it's 35 at reagan national but charlottesville 32. you notice the 20s up in pennsylvania, near 40 in norfolk but locally now we've got the problems. millersville, bowie 31. it's 30 in alexandria. 32 fairfax. milder in loudoun county. a few more clouds there. nokesville, dumfries right at 30. this is why we've got those areas where the black ice is forming. let's show you outside right now here in d.c. looks pretty good. a little bit of haze on the horizon. 35 reporting skars at national and calm winds and humidity high at 89%. want to show you these temperatures across the country. here we are in the middle of february and while it's cold, there's a real owe on -- owe all the arctic airway up in canada. we have an active northern branch of the jet stream which will bring some of the cold air toward us, especially as we head into the weekend. just want to point out a disturbance coming through wisconsin with rain and snow. behind it we get another piece of energy in bismarck and another piece of energy in montana. ultimately that will

university of sheffield and chairman of the international committee for robot arms control in charlottesville we have david swanson he is an author and radio host who works for roots action dot org all right gentlemen crosstalk crews in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it no we've been told that obama's drone policy is quote legal ethical and why do you agree with that because it's stored in area to storing so no. i think that is quite extraordinary i think i don't think that he can kill anybody anywhere at any time either i think that was a slight exaggeration but he can kill anybody who is classified as being al-qaeda or any associated force so i don't think he would come and kill it is that if i could hide if i targeted somebody in al qaeda i could be called an associate ok i don't think it is an exaggeration is true yes that's true ok david if that is true but it would have to have some sort of motivation but i don't think a lot do you really don't need blown away when i read the memo very carefully do they i mean how do you define it. i mean it

university of sheffield and chairman of the international committee for robot arms control in charlottesville we have david swanson he is an author and radio host who works for . action dot org or a gentleman cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it i don't know we've been told that obama's drone policy is quote legal ethical in wives do you agree with that because it's the storage area to store it no. i think that is quite extraordinary i think i don't think that he can kill anybody anywhere at any time either i think that was a slight exaggeration but he can kill anybody who is classified as being al-qaeda or any associated force so i don't think he would come and kill by the high if i targeted somebody in al-qaeda i could be called an associate ok i don't think it is an exaggeration is true yes that's true ok david if that is true but it would have to have some sort of motivation but i don't think a lot of the entrances really don't need i read the memo very carefully do they i mean and how do you define it. i mean it's so vague i'

university of sheffield and chairman of the international committee for robot arms control in charlottesville we have david swanson he is an author and radio host who works for roots action dot org all right gentlemen crosstalk rose in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it you know we've been told that obama's drone policy is i will quote legal ethical and why do you agree with that. it's a storage area to store it now so no. i think that is quite extraordinary i think i don't think that he can kill anybody anywhere at any time either i think that was a slight exaggeration but he can kill anybody who is classified as being al-qaeda or any associated force so i don't think he would come and kill. if i targeted somebody in al-qaeda i could be called an associate ok i don't think it is an exaggeration is true yes that's true ok david if that is true but it would have to have some sort of motivation but i don't think a lot. of the need i read the memo very carefully do they i mean how do you define it i mean it's so vague i'm not i'm not a defender of the

but 54 down towards fredericksburg and charlottesville coming in at 56.ine and warmer weather just to the south. they are still on the warmer side. 48 in fredericksburg. 34 in frederick. difference there of 14, 15 degrees across our region. very short amount of time. one thing that's going on here, we also have some shower activity. rain showers back towards loudoun county. some snow showers up towards frederick county. right around the mt. ary area. snow showers coming through. even saw grapple earlier. you have to look that up. don't have time to explain that now. in case you want to look that up. we have a couple of other chances for snow that will try to make its way in overnight. most should fade out and dry out across our region. we are not going to see anything accumulating. don't worry about that. . future weather shows what happen was our next storm. tomorrow we are looking at sunshine. plenty of sunshine on wednesday. tomorrow, i think the best day of the week as temperature move into the 40s. thursday, the cloud cover moves back in. we also get

released the trone memo that has stirred up so much conversation a small virginia city called charlottesville passed a resolution banning the use of drones against its forty three thousand residents for at least two years the resolution which was brought on by peace activist david swanson called on the state of virginia and in fact the entire country to follow its example the charlottesville resolution says quote the federal government and the commonwealth of virginia has thus far failed to provide reasonable legal restrictions on the use of drones within the u.s. and police departments throughout the country have begun implementing drone technology absent any guidance or guidelines from lawmakers now this resolution is mostly seen as symbolic after all the city does not plan on getting rid of aircraft that have already been released out nor does it have the power to prevent federal use of drones in its airspace but it is proof that one small town is willing to take a stance on new avi's until tougher regulations are agreed upon already lawmakers in ten other states have started to draw up th

university of sheffield and chairman of the international committee for robot arms control in charlottesville we have david swanson he is an author and radio host who works for roots action dot org all right gentlemen crosstalk rose in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it you know we've been told that obama's drone policy is i will quote legal ethical and why do you agree with that because it's stored in area to store in the. no. i think that is quite extraordinary i think i don't think that he can kill anybody anywhere at any time either i think that was a slight exaggeration but he can kill anybody who is classified as being al-qaeda or any associated force so i don't think he would come and kill the high if i targeted somebody in al-qaeda i could be called an associate ok i don't think it is an exaggeration is true yes that's true ok david if that is true but it would have to have some sort of motivation but i don't think a lot do you don't need blown away when i read the memo very carefully do they i mean and how do you define it i mean it's so v

david swanson called on the state of virginia and the entire country to follow its example the charlottesville resolution says quote the federal government and commonwealth of virginia has thus far failed to provide reasonable legal restrictions on the use of drones within the u.s. and police departments throughout the country that country have begun implementing drone technology absence of any guidance or guidelines from law makers now this resolution is mostly seen as symbolic after all the city does not plan on getting rid of the aircrafts that have already been leased out nor does it have the power to prevent federal use of drones in its airspace but it is proof that one small town is willing to take a stance on new avi's until tough regulations in this area have been agreed upon already lawmakers in ten other states have started to draw up their own legislation . it's based on charlotte spills resolution but just goes to show that this symbolic action can actually to some real change. now when you meet someone in a bar or as a bookstore or at a seminar wherever you happen to be chances ar

it's an honor to welcome you to charlottesville, mr. secretary. it's an honor to be with senator tim kaine, who is a former governor. he needs no introduction. he's always been a good friend to the university. he started out early in his global outreach as a missionary to honduras. as governor, a travel to the world representing the commonwealth, to build relationships, commercial relationships with the commonwealth of virginia and places across the globe. so it is entirely fitting that he takes a place -- an important place on the senate foreign relations committee. i know you will join me in welcoming our senator, former governor, and friend. friend [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you so much. hello, uva. it is great to be back on the grounds. i want to say to president sullivan was a treaty is to be here with you. thank you for hosting this great occasion. to my friend robert hurt, served with him in state government and now we travel to washington together. i look forward to good work together especially if on this occasion to introdu

skies or the help of the c c p j charlottesville has taken a great first step in starting that actual dialogue oregon for example started a similar debate with legislation introduced by both a democrat and a republican concerned about individual privacy rights so let's all work for solid legislative restrictions on police use of these drones so that they help legitimate police work while respecting the fourth amendment privacy rights of us. and that's the way it is tonight tuesday february fifth two thousand and thirteen for more information check out our websites of thom hartmann dot com free speech dot org are to dot com and hulu dot com slash the big picture and don't forget democracy is not a spectator sport participate bodi need enough it begins when you get out there get active occupy something tag or see the. oh oh. government no longer represents the. people who are going to take the term. least in the traditional. the way our economic system currently is not. download the official application yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away

a few clouds as well towards charlottesville and zipping east. elsewhere, a bright and sunny morning. and a bit of a blustery wind that has settled down a bit. reagan national now 53. miding the mid-50s throughout the north central virginia. it's going to play a role with any snow accumulation tomorrow because the ground temperatures are so warm, it's going to get tough to accumulate any snow. right now, as we look closer around the metro area, reagan national is near the 53 mark near 50 in prince george's county. virginia county. right near 50 degrees are arlington and fairfax as well. i'll show you the latest indications of what may be happening, the timing and all of that. and the chance for any snow. and the weekend, seven-day outlook in just a few. >> okay. >> here's danella saealock with the first look at traffic. >> first, starting montgomery county traveling connecticut avenue, you're going to see a right lane block there. heading over to prince george's county central avenue approaching the beltway. just before you get to the beltway, th

most of that will be moving to the south and toward charlottesville toward the early morning hours.of that such as it is will be moving rapidly. it is 8 degrees right now. in chicago. there is the torrential rain. there is that krepol coming through. temperatures will be in the 20's. for you early risers, plan on seeing some snow flurries. in the darker blue, that is where this will move off. you might see a dusting to it. the main effect after that moves by will be another surge of cold air tomorrow afternoon. a few flurries, dusting. stay in the lane, you will be all right. as we get into tomorrow afternoon, sunshine is back. cold and blustery. temperatures will be a bit lower tomorrow afternoon than in the morning. that is in the high 20's. ground hog day, it will be a chilly ground out. partly cloudy skies next week. it quite weak. no big problems. -- it will be a quiet week. >> let's check in with tim brant. >> thank you. welcome to the big easy as we close in on superbowl sunday. the parties are in full swing. the players are getting feisty. the garay rice. the 49ers will get

at the university of virginia in charlottesville. it was founded by thomas derickson, american's first secretary of state. now to the sequestration showdown in nine days. $85 billion in automatic federal spending cuts will take effect if a deal is not reached. >> president obama is warning congress that it must not happen. recess if the cuts occur, the full range of government will feel the cuts. >> these cuts are not smart not there, they will honor its our economy, and hundreds of thousands of americans to the unemployment roll. palooza their jobs. the-- people will lose their jobs. >> he felt initially that it would pressure congress, but now he says it's not an option. >> residents will get the chance to hear more about montgomery county's challenges, accomplishments, and future plans this evening when county executive gives his state of the congcounty address. >> that will be broadcast live on county's cable channel as well as on their web site. 4:50. jacqui says we need to have warm clothing today. >> bundle up. wind out of the

had a band developing towards charlottesville.sleet with temperatures below freezing. the big risk later today will be the potential for freezing rain off to the north and west. with temperatures slow to budge, that's where we're most likely to have to deal with the advisory. let temperatures. they budged a little bit. 33 now in washington. 33 quantico. 35 in fredericksburg. 36 culpeper. north and west of the town, you were in the mid-20s overhard. temperatures will be slow to budge. with warmer air in the upper levels of the atmosphere moving in, it's spreading over these cold temperatures here at the surface. that's why we'll be dealing with this potential wintry mix later today. not expecting a lot in the way of accumulations. maybe enough to coat the ground in some spots. maybe a little bit of an icy accumulation of snow and sleet later today. then temperatures should warm up gradually. as we saw on our temperature map, much of the area will be dealing with light drizzle this afternoon. again, north and west of town where you

after kerry addresses students and teachers in charlottesville, sits down with the president at the white house this afternoon. >>> still ahead, lance armstrong back in the spotlight today. we are going to tell you why coming up. >> a huge gas explosion rocks an upscale kansas city shopping district. this morning, cadaver dogs are still on the scene. we'll have an update coming up next. >> but first, a check of the markets right now shows the nasdaq at a 12-year high and the dow topping the 14,000 mark. the dow picked up 54 tuesday. the nasdaq added more than 21 points. overseas today, japan's nikkei was up almost 100 points. talk of more corporate mergers is sending asian and european markets higher today.  >>> new this morning out of missouri, fire officials remain on the scene of a gas explosion that sparked a massive fire in a kansas city restaurant last night. ad candidate offer dogs spent hours searching through the rubble. no reported deaths but the blast did injure more than a dozen people. cause remains under investigation. a city official earlier said it was believed t

he spoke at the university of virginia in charlottesville. he was introduced a virginia senator tim kane. this is an hour. >> thank you very much. thank you. [applause] thank you so much. hello, uva. it is great to be back on the grounds, and i want to say to president sullivan what a treat it is to be here with you. thank you for hosting this great occasion. i am really looking forward to good work together, especially on this occasion. to introduce secretary kerry to you, but also to say a word -- right as i walked on the stage, i had a pang of memory. i stood on this stage in a debate for lieutenant governor, primary debate for lieutenant governor in february of 2001. the first debate i have ever been in as a state -- [inaudible] so good to have you here, alan, and so good to be in a room of so many friends. to have the parentheis close on the foundation of this university, the secretary of state, the foundation laid by thomas jefferson, the founding by james monroe. you know john kerry's track record. he started as a decorated combat vete

let's go to charlottesville. joe harris outscored clemson by himself. 32-10. the tigers had only 10 points in the first half. the steal. get out there. virginia and maryland play sunday at comcast. 78-41. the caps were on the road and pittsburgh needing a win badly. the caps led 1-0 after one, but in the second the penguins were faster, quicker, more accurate. they scored five unanswered goals. sid crsoby with -- crosby. pittsburgh embarrasses washington. the seattle mariners made hernandez the highest-paid pitcher ever. reports say he will get a seven year deal, $175 million. that is stimulus. the mariners are the organization that traded away randy johnson and ken griffey jr.. the m&t bank fernÁndez. redskins fan will remember this man. the suspension has been lifted. williams has been hired by the tightens in tennessee as a senior assistant coach on defense. yesterday -- college football. alex collins signing with arka nsas. collins got his dad to sign it with him, while grandmom looked on and mom was getting a lawyer. college basketball -- different teams

those two schools are the university of virginia in charlottesville.d number one with a total cost of $22,243 for in-state students a year. the college of william and mary in williamsburg came in fourth with a total cost of $23,900 for in-state students a year. >>> now the princeton review came up with the ranking based on more than 30 factors, including tuition, room and board and financial aid. >>> we're getting another check on our weather now with tom kierein who is out on the weather deck. hey, tom. >> hey, barbara, we have a gray sky, just a very light breeze here now and really not too bad. a pleasant winter afternoon here in early february. there is the sky over the potomac refer, a lot of cloud cover around most of the region now. and at 11:33, we've had just the cloud cover coming and going all morning long. there have been a few spots, a little sun is trying to break out along the blue ridge and in southern maryland, lower part of the eastern shore, eastern part of the northern neck, elsewhere it's all cloudy and temperatures are all above f

. >> charlottesville, virginia, has become the first city in the united states to pass an antidrone resolution. it calls on the federal government and state of virginia to adopt indivisible prohibit information from domestic drones from being used in court. one council member calls drones a clear threat to our constitutional right of privacy. >>> still ahead on wusa9 news. >> even before researchers confirmed for the second year in a row, we already knew that d.c. had some of the worst traffic in the country. now the question, what is the virginia general assembly going to do about it? no stops, just go straight to the story right >>> it is the nightmarish scenario. you go to file your taxes only to find that someone else beat you do it. >> how worried are you that someone has your social security number can go out and commit more crimes? >> i'm very worried because they can take out bigger loans. they can destroy me. >> nadine learned her id had been stolen when someone went to h and r block. jonathan couldn't file his taxes because someone used his late daughter, alexis' social security numb

and now looks like freezing rain down in charlottesville.s what we want to avoid is the freezing rain. that has the biggest threat around here later today. let's get to radar. honestly, not going to be a big deal. not looking at a lot of moisture here. with temperatures as cold as they've been the last couple of days and current temperatures below freezing, we run the risk of some of this wintry mix causing issues later today. 32 at reagan national. 30 at dulles and bwi marshall. any chance we can go to hd radar before we go to our next map? thank you very much. we can see that from the south and west we're starting to get some echos here of some of this wintry mix we're expecting. most of this, much of this is not touching the ground. eventually, some of it will, and as mentioned, we could get light accumulations of snow and sleet across parts of the area later. much of the area not under a winter weather advisory. out to the west there is a winter weather advisory until 10:00 tomorrow morning. temperatures for you out to the west will rema

friday morning, look, i hlg 81 from -- i-81 from charlottesville and points west dealing with snow and a mix but around here, looks like just a cold, nasty rain. we'll watch this carefully because if the cold air hangs on a little longer, we could have a few more problems closer to home. 48 today, seasonable, breezy at times. tonight 30 in town. low 20s north and west. tomorrow 41 with increasing clouds. a wintry mix west to northwest possible friday morning. otherwise a cold wet day, 40. then saturday and sunday drier, milder on sunday. more wet weather on monday. we've got some sweet treats for your valentine's coming up when wusa 9news >>> i'll in the kitchen. i want you to meet my new best girlfriend sarah. she was a banker. she went to paris, perfected her cooking skills. she's always baked ever since she was a child. now she's a chocolateier. guess what i'm eat something chocolate chip cookie dipped in chocolate. if you want to go to heaven, put one of these in your mouth. oh, my god, it's so good. you're going to show me how you do it while i'm eating part of your stuff. >> i th

the cavaliers trounced the hokies, 73-55 last night in charlottesville. it was uvas second win. the cavs won by 16 points in blacksburg. they're in second place in the acc. the cavalier take on north carolina this saturday. >>> soon you'll be able to leave your friend a ticket without leaving your seat. ticketmaster will let you transfer ticket digitally. you and a friend or family member will need to have the mobile app. you just sign into the account and e-mail your ticket. the feature hopes to be up and running this spring. >>> america's top dog is only about a foot tall and weighs less than 15 pounds. an affenpinscher named banana joe won the westminster kennel club dog show. he beat out the english sheepdog nee named bugaboo. a bijon frise was the winner of the nonsporting group. an american fox hound finished first in the hound group. you'll see banana joe live, of course, on the "today" show after "news4 today." >>> it's such a fun show to see the breeds. they're so cute. >> it really is. professional. if you can say that about an animal. >> they're trained for this kind

rehema ellis, nbc news, charlottesville, virginia. >>> we are back in a moment with tonight's big primeime event. a big fight over beer and a big message from one of our critics. >>> so this is goodbye. goodbye to liz and jack and kenneth and all our friends at tgs. tonight's "30 rock" episode is the series finale, the end, after seven seasons and a boat load of emmys. with the end of the series, creator tina fey faces a somewhat dark and uncertain future. just kidding. the series has only cemented her status among the leading producers and comedy performers in a generation. alec baldwin, not so much. our very best to the cast and crew of the only comedy ever named after our humble building. >>> prior to what may be the largest single day of the year for beer consumption, super bowl sunday, the u.s. justice department is moving to block a big beer merger. it would combine the king, the budweiser family, owned by a company called imbev with corona, the largest selling import. there are worries it would give one company too much market share, perhaps less competition and higher prices. >>

charlottesville, women's basketball team, took out virginia. playing the pink game, in honor of their coach who passed away from breast cancer. helping her, her teammate katie, going deep from the corner. here is team work the terps executed a burst. they secure their 21st victory against four losses, maryland trailing duke in the acc race even though they are 12-2. they win big today. >>> high school ball, mount saint joe taking on saint francis and nick miles today. we are talking the conference class a championship. there is the mount saint joe crew. and here is kyle dorin. 47-28. saint francis, sadler, for the panthers with a team high, 24 points today. play of the night, though, courtesy twain morgan. watch this shot coming up. 6'8 and uses every ink of it to stuff it in the rim. much to the delight of -- inch of it to stuff it in the rim. much of the delight of the coach. now, that is the third time they have beaten mount saint joe this season. all right, baseball now. among those relief pitchers featured on tonight's masn, 28- year-old p

the areas in the white and gray, just a few flurries trying to reach the ground from near charlottesville to richmond. it's gradually advancing east, northeast. but it's coming into very dry air. it's going to be tough for any precipitation to fall had morning. maybe a few scattered flurries northern shenandoah valley. now the leading edge of that. hour by hour this morning, a cloudy sky with dry pavement. below freezing temperatures through 9:00 or so. by noontime, into the mid-30s. we might have a few scattered flurries around as we get into the middle part of the day and during the afternoon. look at that tonight in ten minutes. a look at traffic with danella now, good morning. >> good morning. if you're making the trip this morning, out of charles county, well, check in with local roads for you. if you're traveling along 210, 223, barry road, nice and clear. heading to the beltway now, beltway and prince george's county, st. barnabas road in both directions. travel lanes are open. no construction. no accidents right now. that's very, very good news. continuing the beltway this time tr

ought to hit the upper 40s, fredericksburg, culpeper, warrenton, charlottesville.r 40 in loudoun county. highs in the 30s today, ought to hit the mid-40s in the metro area. cooler tomorrow, increasing clouds. 20 a ez in the morning. afternoon highs low 40s. friday morning, might have a wintry mix, maybe sleet. perhaps a little bit of freezing rain and wet snow. doesn't look like anything sticks. quickly changing to rain. the rest of friday in the 40s. cold as we clear out friday into saturday. only around 40. a blustery wind. sunny sunday, up near 50. could get more rain on monday. highs into the low 50s. may hit mid-50s on tuesday. i'm back in ten minutes. first 4 traffic this morning with danella. good morning. >> good morning. let's take a closer look at the beltway. nice and clear. prince george's county, between i-95 past 50, a live look. very light volume in both directions. earlier this morning, we saw construction around 295. bw parkway. that's clear. continuing towards the wilson bridge. travel lanes are open. no issues at all. no accidents there. over to

this is the snow right around charlottesville just to the west of the blue ridge here. i would not be surprised for some of this to start out as snow even around the d.c. metro area and points just to the west. that's why we're looking at the winter weather advisory. they've been seeing the snow for the last two hours. there is heavier rain starting to make its way up and take a look at both of these storms. once again, these two storms coming together. a classic scenario for a monster storm. they come together just off the coast. they bomb off the coast and pinpoint areas to the north. new york, province and up towards boston. the rain moves in by early tomorrow morning, right around rush hour. that's when we'll see the heaviest rain. the heaviest should be just down to the south and east of washington. down towards the southern portions of maryland. back to the west, this could be an area of rain, snow, sleet, even some freezing rain. and once again, we could see some problems early. the storm moves out of here by 2:00 in the afternoon. so we're done with this storm a

have states like washington and texas that are considering legislation restricting their use and charlottesville virginia has an active statute that already does so i believe the first in the country ok ray why don't why do you think there is a little discussion in the unit ok media go ahead jump in this is crosstalk go ahead let's go ahead. i just wanted to say that one of the reasons is a little discussion is there's a little known and the list that chris started to put forth of the communities and the different entities that have licenses to experimentally use drones that has been a secret list and it's only thanks to a lawsuit by the electronic frontier foundation that we've gotten some of this information out but why should it be a secret to the american put people with police departments have permits to use drones what community college have permits this should be open and where it opened there would be more public debate about it ray jump in go ahead. well i think medea is right on and chris as well but if you look a little deeper you see there is no discussion there's very little publici