>> some of the people as chuck and john pointed out are okay to go but chuck makes it part like this the system. it's not a problem with the system. the problem is with inept government once again. this is a dhs department of homeland security problem. a department which has a budget of $38 billion a year. john cited and you did also that 36,000 released in 2013. of that we had 193 homicide convictions, 426 sexual assaults. 303 kidnapping convictions. those people were released. this is the kind of inept government that we have running this system. in this case it is a bad system. >> let's accept parade the illegals from the fact the justice releases criminals every week in america. between half and 75% go back to doing the stuff. >> many served their sentences. the issue here is the illegals have not. >> what is the sentence for drunk driving? it's $100 grand a year in new york to put someone in prison. this is a stupid way to deal with the problem. you can't leave people who are drunk drivers in prison clocking away at these numbers forever. it doesn't make economic sense or moral

chuck bell is timing out the forecast for us. >> meanwhile, u.s. relations with venezuela are falling ap past. the president there says he's now banning some american politicians and accusing the u.s. of espionage. nicholas maduro said they would be barred from entering the country. he detained a pilot he said was spying for the united states. the pilot has since been release. >>> no doubt a wild week from a political standpoint. it came down to the wire to avoid a shutdown of the department of homeland security. >> a brand new straw poll about who the republican nominee for president could be in 2016 that was done. joining us to talk about all of it is moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. >> thanks for bringing great weather. well done mr. bell well done mr. bell. >> as you know my daughter wants it on weekdays. we can't have weekend weather alert problem. >> it's not right. she can deal with chuck on that. >>> let's talk about rand paul. there's two things that came out of cpac rand paul walks away a winner again. former governor jeb bush wh

chuck bell is watching it closely. he'll let you know what to expect for the rest of today. >>> new this morning, an australia cafe the site of a deadly siege is back open. the lindt chocolate cafe reopening comes three months after a gunman took 18 people inside the cafe hostage. two hostages and the gun men were killed. plaques honoring the victims are now displayed on a wall inside. the terror group loyal to isis claimed responsibility. >>> the official start of spring just a fewuew hours away but this wintry weather is making a mess of our warm weather plans. the high temperatures we'll see in the day ahead. >>> plus putting an end to the misery we deal with when we get behind the wheel about when. when you'll see the roads be repaired. >>> this just in. fauquier county schools are now closed. fauquier county schools now closed. take a live look at this picture here. there is rain in the area but but there are spots seeing snow. >> let's check in with chuck bell and see what exactly we're in for today. >> it's a ra

chuck bell is here with your weather and traffic on the 1s.now you're just the messenger, but it's hard to take. >> exactly right. i have cowering inging inging inging cocuses. right now temperatures in the upper 20s to low and mid-30s. so the next couple hour, it will be a slow but steady warm-up. temperature today up near 50 and tomorrow up near 53. "7-day forecast" coming up in ten minutes. for now metro delays. >>> blue and yellow lines single tracking right now between arlington and pentagon city. just tweeted that out. outer loop at arena drive, getting report of a crash blocking two right lanes. not seeing it right here but we did just see a fire truck pass by. so perhaps headed to the scene there. taking a wide look at things no major problems inner loop or outer loop. arena drive still looking for that issue there. and beltway at river road moving along nicely. >>> whether a colorado woman told a phone scammer that ended in a sudden change of heart and an apology from the person on the other line. >> if you like wine and not having a

. >>> chuck, thank you. right now as you mentioned, we are watching those flakes and flurries in d.c. maryland and virginia. it is a weather alert day with snow expected all around our area and news 4's derrick ward there in his hat is live in rockville to show us what's going on rig now. hi derrick. >> reporter: well we've got snow flurries coming down. this can be the start of something slick. it's going to get worse later on. take a look at the road. this is rockville pike. obviously nothing to worry about at this point. don't let that deceive you. as the temperature drops and more of this falls, it will get treacherous. maryland is asking motorists to delay any travel. we've been lucky to have snowfalls on the weekends where traffic is a lot lighter and allows crews to get out. vdot has 1500 trucks on the road. d.c. has gone into a full deployment starting at 6:00 a.m. we don't have numbers on how much maryland has out. they are asking people to delay travel keep the roads clear so they can keep them cle

then there's israel chuck.learned prime minister netanyahu what can be interpreted as an olive branch is releasing three months world of held up tax revenues to palestinians in the west bank. this has been a thorn in the side for palestinians and u.s. i should point out that while the u.s. has been really tough this white house has been very tough in its response post election, i misspoke when i said denis mcdonough's speech was the first time we heard a u.s. official use the term occupation. the president used it back in his cairo speech and jerusalem in 2013 but it was the way he phrased it that was so telling because he said -- >> 50 years of occupation painted a much bleaker picture. >> but the world occupation has been used for. i want to correct the record on that. now what -- what does israel do as they see these moves? there's some indications that netanyahu may not be as o vert against the nuclear agreement as it emerges, depending on how. >> it depends what it is. the official position is they are goi

chuck bell is here with another check of the forecast. chuck, i hope you can push it away. use your metrological powers. >> i'm doing it now. thinking. no snow! no snow! doing the best i can but that's not going to change what mother nature has in store for us which is a big plunge in temperatures coming. it starts to happen later this afternoon. by tomorrow morning temperatures will be about 20 to 30 degrees colder than we are now. for today the weather impact on tuesday not too bad. off to a great start. becoming a bit blustery this afternoon as the cold front goes by. almost 70 of the mountains of west virginia. now it's in the mid 40s in southern maryland. a huge range of temperatures. already a blustery wind out there. the winds will increase later on. sun up at 7:17. temperatures mostly in the 40s this morning. into the low 50s by 8:00. later on this afternoon easily in the mid 60s between 3:00 and 4:00. back into the 50s by 5:00 today. a chilly evening coming up as well. we'll talk about tomorrow's chilly weather next time i see you. >>> overall looking good. take a

chuck server sent -- chuck sievers and reports. chuck: tests resounded through the streets of madison wisconsin, where the frigid weather did nothing to cool the anger. >> black lives matter! cxhhuck: only the name different. madison police acknowledge 19-year-old tony robinson was not armed when he was fatally shot by a white officer, matt cannae a 12 year veteran of the force. he was responding to reports of a man running through streets after allegedly beating up somebody when the officer made entry into this house. robinson allegedly attacked him and they fault. >> the officer subsequently shot the subject. chuck: robinson's mother says he she is devastated. the mood in the streets turned ominous. the police are pleading for calm. >> i'm concerned about 455 officers' safety right now. chuck: under new wisconsin law this will be investigated by the state department of criminal investigation. chuck sievers and comic abc news, new york. kelly: coming up, terrifying moments for dozens of college students in california. what they we

this year. >>> now check in with chuck bell with more about the cold snap comeback. chuck? >> you go it right. cold returned everybody and not going anywhere anytime soon. we've had ten days in a row where temperatures have been at or above average, going through yesterday. starting today, most of the next ten days will be at or below average. in fact quite a bit of below average at times. you're your afternoon planner, sunny and chill pip temperatures in the low to mid-40s through 1:00. mid-up toer 40s by 3:00. lucky neighborhoods up to about 50 degrees for a high temperature later this afternoon. planning to go out tonight, plan on mid-40s between 6:00 and 8:00 tonight. low 40s between 8:00 and 10:00. bundle up. >> thank you. >>> the presbyterian church now saying same-sex marriage is okay. the church voted on a change to its constitution. here's what it said before. marriage is defined as between a man and a woman. here what it says now. marriage is defined as "between two people traditionally a man and a woman." the presbyterian church is the largest protestant denomina

thanks chuck. next up we have "reporter's notebook" for you, a look at stories affecting our community. >> we're back in 15 minutes with more of the morning's top stories. >> good morning. welcome to "reporter's notebook." i'm pat lawson muse. d.c.'s new pot law. that's where we begin this morning. now that you can possess and grow small amounts of marijuana in your home there's celebration and a lot of reading of the fine print concerning the law, the regulations. d.c. defied congress and enacted this law which was passed overwhelmingly by d.c. voters last year. does d.c. get the final word on this? dave mcconnell, was congress outmaneuvered in some ways by the district? >> i don't think they saw this coming. i thought when they passed the bill you cut off the funding for a process or a project, you can't move on it. that's usually it. you're deadlocked. they found a way to do something. we're not quite sure what as we look at it. so they're now angrily responding to the fact that they found somet

chuck, thank you. > it is madness time. starting to fill out your bracket, everyg you need to know about the teams in our area and a long list of bracket tips if maybe you're an amateur as this. nbcwashingm the place to go for that. so maryland georgetown virginia vcu, rams headed to the big dance. vcu playing first on thursday against ohio state. a number seven seed now for the rams. struggled at the end of the season but riding now a hot streak after taking the atlantic ten title this past weekend. georgetown playing on thursday night as well. the hoyas have not made it past round two in about eight years. they'll play eastern washingn university which has the number one scoring player in the country right now. friday virginia cavaliers play. fans watching guard justin anderson who ht scored in two games since he came back from surgery last month. and maryland plays on friday as well. the team lost out on a higher seed many thought it deserved. now the terps could face kentucky who many think will win it all, of course. i

right over to chuck and get on that right now. >> good morning. today is #calm before the storm because nothing will happen today. it all starts after midnight tonight into your friday. winter weather advisories now posted for frederick county virginia, panhandle of west virginia. washington county, winter storm potential for you. snow begins between 2:00 and 5:00 tomorrow morning. wet snow and rain and a rain/snow mix through the morning hours. roads could be slushy. temperatures low to mid-30s right now in most of the suburbs. 40s by noon. low 50s for highs this afternoon. increasing cloud cover. and again highs today mostly in the 50s. as far as how much snow we may have a couple of slushy inches are a possibility. that map coming up at 5:21. >>> right now still have this rob in silver spring because of the overnight fire a the a business there. northbound georgia avenue still closed between wap avenue and thayer. alternate instead of georgia, you can take fenton street and get around this. hopefully those lanes will be reopened in the next hou

joining us now for a preview is moderator chuck today. chuck, good morning? >> good morning, rosemary. >> hey chuck, the u.s. is in a tough spot in the middle east when it comes to relations with iran saudi arabia and israel is there my clear path forward for this administration? >> no in many ways, it got more complicated this week with saudi arabia's decision to intervene in yemen. why did that complicate things? because suddenly it appears we have a hot proxy war in yemen between an iranian-backed group and now a saudi-backed group. the united states is on the side of the saudis there. at the same time we're 48 hours away from the u.s. and leading world partners in trying to strike a deal with iran which could remove sanctions, let them pursue a nuclear program of some sort, not with the bomb but nuclear energy which could then expand financially iran's ability to have a larger sphere of influence, which is something saudi arabia is trying to stop and the u.s. supposedly is on their side on that. i think the developments in yemen will make the president's

chuck bell is here with another check of the forecast. chuck, i hope you

second half of the weekend and the seven-day forecast coming up. >> thanks chuck.have breaking news out of fork now. seven children were killed in a house fire in brooklyn. the victims are all between the ages of 5 and 15. two others an adult and a child are in critical condition. the fire broke out after midnight in the mid-wood section of brooklyn. neighbors could hear the children's mother yelling for help during the fire. >> students are saying answer the questions we ask. the relationship between police and uva students more strained than ever. the two sides met yesterday to mend fences after the attack this week of a student. some members of black student groups demand more transparency. tensions are running high following that arrest this week. now for the first time, the man who wh othersees the agency is speaking out. what was promoted for a chance for dialogue, conversation between students and law enforcement became a frustrating effect. >> answer the question we asked. if you cannot next question. >> among those on the panel, brian moran, secretary of p

>> chuck, if they go to the u.n. about international sanctions, they have the complete ability to do that. sanctions that the white house has entered into without congress, they have the ability to take action without congress. when they touch upon congressional sanctions, congress will be involved and the only answer is, what is the process that is bipartisan and deliberative and constructive? >> senator wicker, if they go to the u.n. first, is that a mistake? >> well, they do have the right to deal -- the u.n. has the right to deal with u.n. sanctions, but here is the thing to understand about this letter. i would think tim would be frustrated by that letter. what they said this morning, in the new letter, is not only do we get a preliminary deal must congress not pass legislation, but they're telling tim kaine and bob corker, people who have negotiated with six republicans and six democrats, you can't pass legislation until i, the president, get a final deal and negotiate it in june and only then will a co-equal b

no i don't need any table salt. >> i'm trying to do a cool transition into weather, chuck. you're ruining it. >> i'm in charge of the segues to weather, ms. goff. >> i'm going home. >> the show is over for her. there's our tower camera view. tyson's corner in the distance. there's reagan national airport. avail of high thin cirrous clouds first thing this morning. we're all ready to say goodbye to winter. this baby blue bird in the snow wondering where is the bird feeder when i need it the most. if you have a great picture, send it to me at 4cast4u or on my twitter handle @chuckbell4. all the ice in the potomac i suspect will be ice-free by later in the week. temperature 43 at reagan. generally light south to eventually west early breezes. could be breezy at times. pretty good kite flying weather. 46 in frederick, maryland 50 in quantico 50 in fredricksburg. these are the neighborhoods soufth along the northern neck. those are the places that could get up close to 60 degrees both today and tomorrow. temperatures right now are 20 to 30 degrees warmer. culpepper is 34 degrees

you know, chuck bednaric embodied the spirit of philadelphia. concrete charlie. i mean he was the face of the philadelphia eagles for many many years. he is a hall of famer. we talk about the great football player he was he was much more than that, that's why he is so well respected in the community. he stayed in the community and gave back to the community and stayed very active. >> reporter: union facing dallas in a game postponed on friday because of the snow. they were shut out 2-0 winless through their first three games of the season. that's sports, go on out there and have a great sunday. #. >> ceo hopes to launch its flying car it will take off and land from grass strips and not just runways. you will need to be a certified pilot. it is experimenting with engines. >> pretty cool. >> we'll be right back. >> new overnight a child is shot inside a home in philadelphia. police say he and his mom know the shooter. >> plus fire ripped through a north philadelphia home with 8 people inside many of them children. >>> it's a bracket buster, villanova is ousted from

>> i'm very comfortable, chuck. i stated this several times with the arb and what we reviewed and the conclusions that we reached in that regard. and i'll certainly let those who are continuing to investigate get to the details of what has recently occurred, but again i'm comfortable with time pickering and myself and other members of the arb and what we did and what we recommended to the secretary of state. >> admiral mullen, thank you for your time and thank you for your service over the years. >> thank you, chuck. >> well, an interview with vice news that runs tomorrow, president obama couldn't contain his anger at the 47 republican senators who wrote the letter to the ayatollah. take a listen. >> i'm embarrassed for them. for them to address a letter to the ayatollah, who they claim is our mortal enemy, and their basic argument to them is don't deal with our president, because you can't trust him to follow through on agreement. that's close to unprecedented. >> by the way, that distracting background noise is co

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see you in a few. >> thanks chuck. right now there's a gofundme page online for the family of a prince george's county police officer who died in a crash early yesterday. news 4's darcy spencer broke the news online and explains everything we're now learning about that crash. >> this is basically where it happened. the car was right in between the opening in the fence. >> reporter: robert can see from his deck where a prince george's county police officer crashed his cruiser into a back yard fence. >> it was definitely a tough situation. >> reporter: news 4 has learned that a woman was in the car with officer brennan rebain. the woman was take even to the hospital and sedated because she was in shock. >> i heard a female screaming for help. so i ran to the back of the house to see what was going on. that's when i noticed that the car had crashed into the back of the back yard. >> reporter: police tell news 4 officer rebain was initially off duty but when he turned on his lights and siren to pull a driver over about 3:3

that's chuck. that's chuck. >> caller: exactly. that was chuck. he was also the one who turned me on to of all things, the drudge report. so you could never pigeon-hole chuck. he was wide-ranging. finally, i have one last comment that concerns chuck's girlfriend molly malloy. and i want you to comment on this if you don't mind. she did some interesting exposure to the actual what she described as the myth of the women massacred in juarez and not taking -- the terrible victimization of the women that were killed. it was not anywhere near as large as many in the media have portrayed. and i'll hang up now and say, thanks again. it was great to hear from you. best of luck to you. i appreciate seeing you again some time. thank you luff with. >> guest: thanks jim. that's great. the issue of the women murders in juarez was a very unpopular stance chuck was taking later on because he kept insisting that finally, as near the very end there wasn't a massive wave of women killings, and i among many was outraged by this until he put it in this context. he sai

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. >> to call chuck be dnaic -- this morning concrete chuck is gone but what a legacy he left. >> reporter: chuck was as local as a philadelphia sports legend could be. >> he was a legend. >> he ended up with the name concrete because he was i am moveable. >> one of the greatest football players that ever lived. born in bethlehem, son of immigrants, he went on to play with the philadelphia eagles. >> chuck was one of the few if he were playing in the nfl today he would be an outstanding linebacker. he stood 6'2". he wade 185 found. he took the birds to two championships in 1960 he played linebacker and center. this is one of the plays that made him a legend. in 2010 he took jeff skeverski back to the very spot on franklin field. right here game saving tackle. >> reporter: eagles announcer remembered the tough talker. he got the name concrete charlie for his job off the field selling concrete. >> he had tremendous strengthen and everything you look for in a football player, he was out there, he wasn't going to looks like. >> reporter: he served in world war ii and 30 bombing missions and fa

bednarik. >> reporter: chuck bednarik was 89 years old. natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> team owner jeffery laurie issued a statement saying in part philadelphia fans grow up expecting toughness, all a out effort and workmanlike attitude from this team. so much of that image has its roots in the the way chuck played the game. >>> you can learn more about chuck bednarik's extraordinary life and career on our web site the at cbs philly.com. >>> right now an 11 year-old girl is recovering after a bullet grazed her head. police say her brother accidentally pulled that trigger. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt spoke with stunned neighbors in the wissonoming section of the city. >> reporter: a teenage boy and mother left his home on charles street after police say an 11 year-old girl was accidentally shot by her older brother. >> ambulance came and took her. >> reporter: charlottea allen knows the is 11 year old. police say he suffered a grazed wound to the head and was conscious when she went to the hospital. >> i don't want not

what's going on chuck? >> we are stuck in the deep freeze this morning, but there signs of a warm up. you can believe it? one . >>> he was dubbed the district's mayor for life. d.c. leaders are planning ways to memorialize marion barry. they revealed a mural of him in southeast d.c. it's far from the last tribute the district is planning for the mayor for life. >> frank smith knew marion barry longer than just about anyone in d.c. >> we were in the civil rights movement in the 60s and both of us ended up in washington. >> he talked of his long time friend about how he wanted to be remembered. >> we talked about it specifically. that would memorialize his activity. >> with the possibility of the reefs building coming down barry pictured his statue at that spot that was a flash point during the 1960s. >> they were right on the corner when the riots took place. >> he was part of a committee to honor barry's legacy. >> ever countless young people learned the value of a hard day's work because of our youth progr

. >> joining us to talk more about it is "meet the press" moderator chuck todd. chuck, the u.s. in very difficult spot between iran israeli and saudi arabia. at this point, we're two days away any idea if there's a clear path forward for the administration? >> there's not. i for the life of me don't know how he'll sell this politically here at home to congress. a nuclear deal by its definition, if you do one, it's going to allow iran to be stronger in the region a stronger iran is something saudi arabia fears. it's because of what iran is doing in yemen in their mind is why saudi arabia is militarily acting in yemen. the united states helping saudi arabia there, working with iran over there, working with iran in iraq. it's complicated. can you be on both sides? is it going to be a point where nobody trusts the u.s. and everybody is nervous about it or can the u.s. go in and dictate moves in a way they used to be able to do? i don't think so. in this modern era, it's hard to do that. i don't know how he gets out of this. >> one of the more interesting things to come out of this w

>> just when spring comes in. >> chuck, appreciate it.k looks good. >>> that does it for us for "news4 midday" for today. more news at 4:00 5:00 and six and aaron is back tomorrow morning at 4:26. go home get a little rest. >> ok >> chad: so that movie was awesome. >> theo: i loved it when the lion statues came to life. >> chad: me too. i missed hanging out with you, little man. yeah, we're gonna have to-- we're gonna have to make this a regular thing, okay? >> theo: with abigail? >> chad: uh, w-what? >> theo: uh, well, she came with us one time. can we ask her again? >> abigail: yeah, i think that you have to calculate for acceleration first. otherwise, your whole baseline will be off. >> ben: oh, man. i hate when that happens. >> abigail: [laughs] you're totally not paying attention. >> ben: i so am. >> abigail: really? what did i just say? >> ben: it's not what you said. it's how you said it. i didn't think anybody could make differential equations sound sexy. >> abigail: you're just trying to get out of studying. >> ben: is it workin

chuck? >> katy tur, thank you very much. i know you'll keep reporting and building a profile of this pilot. >>> i'm joined by nbc's aviation correspondent, tom costello and erin bowen, an aviation psychology expert from embry-riddle aeronautical university. welcome to you both. tom, following up on this report this morning, you hear an ax. there are axes on airplanes? >> there is an ax, we know for sure in the cockpit, that's standard procedure. but there is also according to lufthansa, they have one hidden in the passenger compartment, and only the crew members know where that ax might be. so we were a little surprised by that as well to find there is an ax somewhere hidden in the cabin, but apparently there is. now, we can't confirm the bild's reporting that the pilot was using an ax to try to get through the door. but in theory, there is an ax in the cabin. >> we're having a larger conversation about mental health and mental fitness of pilots. i think we're finding out that there isn't a

chuck? >> fog and ecclesiastes skies out there. this is the view from the tower camera. skies are starting to clear out a little bit. you couldn't see the bottom of the communications tower on wisconsin avenue. that's improving outside now. temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s. so there is a seasonable chill in the air. a cloudy start. plenty of sunshine coming our way. much warmerer than yesterday. yesterday afternoon we were in the 30s to near 40. today in the upperer 50s to near 60 degrees. even mid 60s down to the south and west. cherry blossom festival nothing toer worry about. temperatures near 60. tomorrowle cooler with temperatures in the 50s. if you are in town for the festival you wille like it. seven-day forecast coming up. >> we'll check in with you then. we are following a developing story out of new york now. a devastating fire has killed seven children this morning. the victims are between 5 and 15. fire crews have been on the scene in brooklyner for nearly nine hours now.

. >>> to football now, chuck bednarik died at the age of 89. flew 30 missions as b-24 gunner during world war ii. on the field one of his signature moments was leveling frank gifford in 1960. nay won the championship that year. and here is what he had to say about they chronic photo. >> we were ahead 14-10. they were driving down the field to go ahead and beat us. and when i saw that unbeknown to me behind me like this out like a light was frank and i turned around and i said this effin' game is over and the guy took the picture. >> that's your look at sports. >>> ready, set, and go. easter is two weeks away but it's not too early to celebrate with an easter egg hunt in south philadelphia. the kids were dashing through a snow-covered garden looking for the eggs. as you can see out there, most of the snow melted away with the warmer temperatures. >> it was a perfect day for the event. tomorrow it won't be as nice. the temperatures drop down to 43 and 39 on monday. but 60s in the seven-daym forecast. although although it might cost us with the ra

do you think that senator chuck schumer will be any different?w, he could be, chuck schumer does have a little bit of a pragmatic reputation. he's definitely a liberal from a liberal state. he has worked with republicans on issues like immigration. one thing that the warren wing of the party is not necessarily enamored of is his ties to wall street being a new york senator. i think, though, the big difference between him and harry reid, while reid is a very soft-spoken guy it's kind of tough to get a full sentence out of him chuck schumer is to put it lightly, quite eloquent, they say the most dangerous place in washington is between chuck schumer and a camera. people are going to see schumer on their tv messaging for the democrats. he's going to make their case and so that's the big difference i think you're going to see between the senate under harry reid and the senate under chuck schumer. >> and then what do you think, finally, as we wrap up harry reid's legacy will be? >> yeah. harry reid was obviously one of the longest-serving democratic m

>>> i'm chuck todd. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc's joe scarborough hillary clinton's former policy director, neera tanden kathleen parker of "the washington post" and sam stein of "the huffington post." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> a topic that dominated conversation around the world, the news that a plane crashed into the alps with 150 people on board was horrific enough. but the story took a bizarre and even more disturbing turn when it became clear that the co-pilot had deliberately slammed it into the mountain, turning it into a mass murder. we're learning more about that pilot andreas lubitz every day and a picture is emerging of a mentally disturbed man who never should have been allowed in the cockpit. for the latest on trying to find out about this pilot, i'm joined by nbc's katy tur, in the pilot's hometown of montabaur, germany. what more have we learned about andreas and about what happened in those final moments? >>

>>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist meteorologist chuck bell. winter weather advisories posted for parts of our viewing area. i'll let you know who should be expecting snow and when coming up. >>> i'm barbara harrison. we're following a developing story out of springfield. one person is dead in a house fire. why firefighters are calling it a difficult scene. >>> i'm richard jordan at the live desk. police make a gruesome delivery a short time ago at a scene of a car fire. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. an arrest at uva, and this huge protest. >>> you're watching "news4 midday." >>> good morning, everybody. cloudy skies are starting to move in, and underneath the clouds soon we'll deal with rain drops and eventually yes, even snowflakes. so keep in mind everybody, this is going to turn into a bit of a winter weather threat as we get into the pre-dawn hours of tomorrow morning. lots of rain just down to our south. these purple shaded counties are where we already have a winter weather advisory posted. the advisory starts at 3:00 a.m. tomorrow and goes u

was chuck. i just appreciate the chance to get to know him. >>ese a great guy. nobody can say anything derogatory about chuck bednarik. >> chuck had a heart of gold. i'm going to miss him. >> reporter: and jeffrey lori says there are plans for the eagles to officially honor bednarik coming up. those plans are still in the works. reporting live in bethlehem, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 6:00 protesters angry over the police shooting of brandon tate brown disrupted this community meeting last week and today they took their fight to philadelphia city hall. nbc 10 in center city as demonstrators chanted who killed brandon tate brown? they are demanding philadelphia police release the names of the officers who shot and killed tate brown during a december traffic stop on frankfurt avenue. district attorney seth williams says brandon tate brown did not follow officers' orders during that traffic stop and was running back to his car to get a gun when officers shot him. >> last week we reporte

chuck debnarik died today at the age of 89. look back at his life and legacy. >> frankly field was his football home. from college, to the nfl and into legend. before there he flew above the battlefields of europe during 30 bombing missions as a waist gunner in the army air corps in world war ii. >> i couldn't wait and pray that i could finish the 30th and final mission. and when i did i kissed the ground and black top. and looked at the sky and said i don't want to ever fly again. >> he got the name concrete because he worked the off season. and he was more than tough. the last of the eagles two-way players. >> the ball kamscame towards him. and i'm coming the opposite way. so picture a mack truck hitting a volkswagen. we are ahead 14-10. they were driving down the field to go ahead and beat us. and when i saw that, unbeknownst to me behind me like this, outlike a light was frank. and i turned around. and i said this effing game is over and the guy went click -- took the picture. >> frank gifford missed the remainder of the se

. >> chuck bell is in the storm team 4 "weather center". >> good morning. yeah off to a cold start this morning after such a nice day yesterday. 73 degrees yesterday afternoon, that was our warmest day in 3 1/2 months. december 1. i can do math at 4:00 a.m. i promise. 34frederick, maryland. manassas one of our usual cold spots down to 27 this morning. 35 in annapolis. when you factor in what is still a fairly substantial breeze out will windchills are back into the 20s in many neighborhoods. feels like 27 in manassas. again, don't forget your warm coat and sunglasses. at least the sun will be shining. 37 right now at national airport. if you're going out this afternoon, mild by staying on the breezy side. temperatures today barely making it up to right around 50 glees. we'll talk about tomorrow and weekend when i see you in a few minutes. >>> 270 south at father murderly, lanes now open. megan mcgrath on the way to that scene. this shall a pedestrian fatality. road was shut down for some time but lanes we're being told are open. meg apwill be on the scene i

a live look outside for you this mornin >> i'm almost there. >> chuck is almost here. >> chuck is getting his oklahoma mug. that's why. >> don't talk bad about me before i get into the room. >> we'll wait until ultimate get here for that. >> it will be a nice day outside today. sorry about that i was over on wamu radio giving them the forecast and had to do the 50 yard dash down the hallway. >> if anyone can do that that's you. >> nice morning outside but neff run to an open microphone. my advice to you. 40 degrees right now in will washington. e colder in the suburbs now. 32 in frederick, maryland. 30 in manassas 29 in warrington. it will be a big warm-up coming our way for later on today after a cool start with temperatures in the 30s this morning. we'll be near 55 degrees by lunchtime today, and highs this afternoon, how about mid to upper 60s. plenty of sunshine but a little bit less of a breeze to contend with. so it will be a much nicer weather. future weather for today, clouds will be thinning out later this afternoon. so that will be a nice one for sure. and again tempera later to

that's where we find megan mcgrath. >> reporter: yes, it is not dry, chuck. we're seeing snow on the first day of spring. take a look at our live camera here. look he conditions out here on 270. we just passed shady grove road. and i would say within the last, i don't know, 10 12 minutes we started to see the switchover. it had been raining and then we started to see some snowflakes mixing in and you can see now looking at our windshield here that we have these large snowflakes coming up against the wind shield here. there is still rain mixed in there, but we are definitely seeing an increase in the number of snowflakes mixed in with that rain. and these flakes are rather large. road conditions at this point just wet. major roads have been pre-treated. we knew all of this was headed in our direction. but it could start to get sloppy here. we'll continue on our way north and we'll update you you throughout the morning on the conditions. now we have breaking traffic news so we'll send it over to melissa mollet. >>> breaking news again northbound bw parkway comp