children don boulevard -- clarendon boulevard closed at fillmore street.e a right on highland to get back on clarendon boulevard. a serious accident with the intersection closed down. the crash is still out there hanging on total right side of the roadway. on the outer loop of the beltway by van dorn street, again at least your two right lanes are closed. you want to stay to the left to get around this. reportedly a car over the guardrail this morning. so folks, roadways are slick so you certainly want to watch your speed as you make your travels this morning. >> thank you, trenice. >>> most of our region will experience a morning of steady rain. >> nikki burdine is in frederick with a look at the morning drive. so far so good. good morning, nikki. >> reporter: good morning. so far so good indeed. in fact, we had to go to a parking lot to find anything to show you guys. we are in a parking lot, big shopping center right off of buckeystown pike. that e only amount of snow we have seen on the side roads. it's all clear. the main roads are clear. just that sn

orange and silver line single tracking between clarendon and foggy bottom.he rails not so hat. the roads looking good. 66 east 395 and 95 moving. 270 south and the outer loop 495 to 270 running in about ten minutes. >>> if you are planning to park your car at dulles international airport this morning give yourself extra time. construction on pavement and utilities will be under way in the hourly parking lot, from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. that for the plans silver ride station. >>> marc riders may get a platform at the point of rock station. that's according to "the frederick news post." csx is proposing a two-phase improvement project. the first part would be to clean up the station house and the second part to close three crosses. >>> snow is the biggest story for the people in boston. they've had to deal with the impact the latest winter storm is having on the region already buried in snow. >>> doing what they can to keep the roads clear. the work being don >>> right now, we are watching the flight boards at dulles international airport. a frozen pipe burst

. >> we go to clarendon, where shoppers are bracing themselves for the bitterly cold nights ahead. >> reportoday was short-lived. it's been really cold the last couple of days, illustrated by this line of icicles on the metro awning in clarendon. but the real test will be in the next couple of days, where we'll possibly see more snow and it will feel as cold as it has in years. there's barely anything left. >> this is it for right now. >> reporter: the old town ace hardware in alexandria is nearly cleaned out of supplies. >> lot of people coming in, bought shovels, of course, salt is the next biggest item. probably couple hundred phone calls every day asking if we have salt or shovels. >> reporter: folks around the dmv are preparing for another arctic blast, but don't talk to this gentleman about dc winters. >> came down from boston, yeah. >> so this is nothing? >> this is nothing. >> reerport: he's used to the snow piled high. really high. >> in boston? >> reporter: that's not something we'll have to worry about this week. instead, we may see negative 15 to 30-degree windchills and p

the woman s leaving an apartment in the 1900 block of clarendon enas grabbed and dragged. jackie benno live with the surprisingsoo stepped in to help. jackie? >> rertjim, first of all, this crime all the more disturbingec we now though that the in custody is on the virginia sex offender registry r a previous convictio we're told this morning at 1919 clarendon boulevard a woman was walking out of the building abo 8:00 a.m. to catch an uber car. she was waiting for the carn the lob area between the exit and the lobby door when a man grabbed her and tried to drag her into an area behind some plants. the concier spotted what was happening ned the struggle, ran to the aid of the woman, stopped anrestrained the man. police we called and the man was arrested. jerome king, 32, from washingto.c was charged with abduction with the intent to defile. >> luckily for her the concierge was there to witness everything come to her aid. we do have the subject in custody. he's being interviewed by police detective we know that this individual is a registered sex offender. and we're currently

dominion is reporting 3000 people without electricity, many of those in the clarendon neighborhood. pepco said there are about 2300 in montgomery county and prince george's county. huge travel delays tonight. reagan national cancel 200 arrivals end up archers. dulles and bwi each canceled about 150. and to the west, richard reeve is live in winchester. people out there dealing with more than eight inches of snow right? reporter: absolutely, scott. behind me, a familiar sight, a pickup truck buried. the snow almost reaching the top of the front wheel. over here, check this out, this parking lot was buried under about a foot of snow for much of the day. it is now clear, but the job is not over. pushing snow. >> it is four-wheel-drive weather. reporter: about all you can do with a storm like this. at least eight inches, which is why an army of plows is fanning out across winchester. >> started at 9:00 this morning and probably will not be done until tomorrow. reporter: all the snow is one reason why an ice scraper is a must. vdot plows along route 7 -- the biggest part of the snow offe

health officials in virginia after an ebolaca in arlinony toda the patiwa taken from an apartmepln clarendon here th morning to the virginiit center. the pso was experiencing symptomsar to those caused by eba had recently been to west africa. >> this morning we responded to a patient that had traveled receny an ebola-affected country rit n there's no diagnosis of ebola. it's unlikely that it is ebola, but the fire department, public health dtm and receiving hospitaave precaio >> wh w get results of the test we'll get them to you as fast as we c on air and on our nbc wash app. >>> he h become the face of isis brutality. well, n know the real name of the man who has been nickname jihadi john. mohammedaz is the man with the british accent who brute ti executed american hostage james foley. emwaziw up in london is college educated, comes from a well-to family. at 5:30, we'll speak with "washgtt" reporter adam goldman, helped reveal the identityf this jihadi john. >>> update on a sty yaw fist on 4, that 911 dispatcher who told the teenage girl to stop whining after her father was hit and killed i

another break-in happened early saturday morning in the 1600 block of clarendon boulevard. investigators say at least 14 vehicles had broken windows and some items stolen from them. both incidents follow a strong of 17 break-ins in rosalynn during the prior weekend. there are no suspect descriptions at this time. >> a leader of an episcopal church legislative body is calling for reforms of the process of electing bishops. this after maryland's second highest ranking bishop heather cooke was accused of hitting and killing a cyclist while driving drunk in baltimore. cooke was confirmed to her post despite a prior drunk driving conviction. the presiding officer of the house of deputies wants the church's general convention to form a board to selecting bishops. >> three people are recovering tonight after being hit by a car at a bus stop in annandale. as you can clearly see there, the bus stop enclosure was badly damaged and there was broken glass strewn across the sidewalk there. all three people were hospitalized. word is they're expected to survive. let's move on to get a ch

the nearby church in clarendon is the example of a church redeveloping itself to include affordable housing. to find out why this is especially difficult transition visit nbcwashington.com and search arlington presbyterian church. >>> have you ever passed a street and wondered hmm, how did that street get its name and what, if anything, it has to do with the area's history? first 4 traffic's melissa is hitting the roads and the books to help you meet your street. >> reporter: from this northeast billboard, nanny watches as the cars and people roll by down her street. sprinkled with condos and restaurants, her name may sounding familiar but for many of us the passing years have turned the details of the real person behind the street name a tad fuzzy. so we hit the street her street here in northeast washington to find out what folks know about nanny hallen burrows. >> i don't have the slightest idea who she was. >> do you wonder about her? >> honestly no. >> reporter: some are not curious. others just don't know. >> i don't have the slightest idea. don't have a clue. >> reporter: but d.c. sc

this is at an apartment building on the 1100 block of north irving street in clarendon. they got report of a sick person who had recently traveled to an ebola infected country. the person was taken to the hospital and the arlington county department spokesperson said while the chance of this being ebola is unlikely they are taking every precaution. >> as of midnight, recreational marijuana use is legal in the district as long as it's used in private. but as mike conneen reports, the fight over pot is far from finished. >> at 12:01 a.m. marijuana activists started lighting up across d.c. celebrating the first jurisdiction east of the mississippi to legalize recreational pot. anyone in d.c. over age 21 can now possess, smoke or grow marijuana up to six plants in the privacy of their own homes. >> i would think it should be recreational. as long as you're, you know, you're responsible about it. >> the law also allows individuals to carry up to two ounces of marijuana in public as long as they're not on federal property and as long as they don't smoke or consume it. >> i don

orange and silver lines, single tracking between clarendon and foggy bottom.up. 29 south at 198. we have a crash. just saw the police response coming down in the southbound lane. it's there. if they happen to turn this camera around we'll let you know. 95 in virginia into town. out of town you're fine. no problems at all. nice and green. perhaps a lot of folks out of town right now. going to be a different story this afternoon. especially as we get some of the flurries falling. in prince georges county everything looking good. no major issues. 270 at falls road looking good. northbound southbound, no major problems. back in a couple minutes with more on these metro delays. >> thank you, melissa. >>> d.c. police are cracking down on prostitution online. "the washington post" reports d.c. police have run a string of stings at hotels near thomas circle. undercover agents post ads online. and since last month, more than 50 alleged customers have been arrested. >>> we're following breaking news out of west philadelphia. want to take you live to the scene here. a sc

crews raced to an apartment here in clarendon this morning. the patient recently visited west africa and was sho similar to by the disease. he was tak on the virginia hosp center. news4's cameras were there as emery crews were finally ableo remove theire gear. our hazmat teams' response to infect disease, they wear suits to protect themselves and then the patient. >> when we get results of the ebola test we'll get them to you as fa as we can on air and on our nbc washington app. >>> first at 4, bond denied for a man charged in the murder of a 95-yea eric dieson is accused of stab dan belvin to death at the randolph village apartments a senior citizen complex in colesv where they accord court documents, dyson told investigato he stabd belvin, a retired navy office becau of unwanted sexual advances. dyson is also accused of steali victim's credit card. > r now, people can legay light up marijuana in parts of the district. a law took effect at midnight legali drug in small amount today, we're learning about a lot of new restrictions that may leav

. >> reporter: wg garage that was targeted is tucked between the buildings here on the corner of clarendon boulevard and pier street. billing management is notifying residents of what happened inside over the weekend, but both the parking garages hit this month also have public parking spaces. he parks a nice sports car in this garage. he leases a space across t street from his home. but there are also public spots here. he says he's not surprised to learn at least 14 cars were broken into there early saturday morning. >> it happens with all these open garages. it's happened in our building which is actually across the street as well so it just kind of -- it's not like a freak situation or anything like that. it's definitely not good. that's why you want to make sure you have insurance. >> reporter: the latest rash of vehicle break-ins started at the be month. arlington county police believe they may be related. on february 1st at least 17 cars were found in this rosalyn garage with their windows smashed in. we learned the thief got in by cutting through this screen. then around 2:30 satur

the clarendon courthouse parade billed as the biggest in the area run downs wilson boulevard.izers canceled it late last night because of the cold. the group website says -- here's good news, it's being rescheduled for st. patrick's day day. that will be fun. >> two-fer. live look now in new orleans. fat tuesday in the big easy going off without a hitch. these are live pictures from the french quart wrer they know how to put on a party. revellers bunld led up with winter coats as temperatures hit below 40 degrees. the chill didn't seem to stop the fun or the parade. >> 40degrees. 40? something tells me they're feeling no pain there. >> numbing it. >>> two young men are accused of getting very creative to cover ♪ ♪ with 5 perfectly sweetened whole grains you can't help but see the good. try new cheerios plus ancient grains. ancient goodness, great taste. >>> millionennials are excelling in the classroom but don't have real-world experience. >> the good news more students are graduating from high school going on to college. however, the research also reveals even the best perfor

the nearby church at clarendon is an example of another church developing and moving toward affordable housing. to find out why this is an especially difficult transition for pastor core visit nbcwashington.com and search arlington presbyterian church. >>> a local nbc station in lubbock, texas, is back on the air after a deadly accident. a pilot was killed when a single single-engine plane crashed into the station's tv tower while approaching this nearby airport here. the tower was cut in half and collapsed to the ground. it knocked the station off the air and cut power to the surrounding neighborhood. today the station is broadcasting from the studio provided by the lubbock school district. the faa is on the way now to the crash site to investigate. >>> a new and serious warning today about the ebola outbreak. the world health organization says the number of cases at west africa has gone up for the first time this year and the coming rainy season could complicate efforts to contain the disease. the u.n. health agency says there were 124 confirmed cases last week. that's up from 99 the

there's single tracking going on between clarendon and foggy bottom so you want to be mindful of that. we'll have much more on the traffic coming up shortly. back to andrea and mike. >>> dulles international airport is having problems with incoming and outgoing flights this morning, even without snow. >> it is not because of the plains. it's the extreme cold temperatures and the effect on the thing that guides them to the airport. nikki burdine is live with more. good morning, nikki. >> reporter: good morning. this time of year especially when we get down to the single- digit temperatures like we have last night and this morning, you're going to have pipes bursting. you're going to have water mains breaking and that's w457d at -- what happened at dulles airport. a pipe burst last night and that caused major delays. the airport actually shut down at one point. there were no flights going in or out. since then at about 3:00 this morning, that tower has been reopened. still, though, we are seeing some delays and 134 cancellations -- and some cancellations. what you need to know is that c

around 2:30 saturday morning at least 14 vehicles were broken into in this garage at the corner of clarendon boulevard and pier street. then early sunday morning about five cars in a nearby neighborhood had their passenger windows smashed out. at the beginning of the month in this parking garage on lind street some 17 vehicles were damaged. >> the other similarity is the suspects are smashing the passenger side windows to gain entry into the cars. they're rifling through things looking for stuff to easily conceal on them could be small valuables, but we just want to remind everybody to lock your cars try to park in a well-lit area. >> reporte now, coming up on news 4 at 6:00 you'll hear from a guy who parks a very nice car in this garage. so far so good for him but he'll talk about the precautions he's going to be taking in the wake of this spate of break-ins. live from arlington, julie carey, news4. >>> for the fist time at 5:00 we are now learning about a possible motive behind a deadly dispute between neighbors in adelphi. police arrested rudolf phelps over the weekend. he's charged with

arlington police say it happened around 8:00 this morning here along clarendon boulevard. the woman was here waiting for a car service to arrive outside of her building. that's when they say the man grabbed her from behind. >> he was in there, you know pretending to be on the cell phone at the time. kind of in the corner area of that holding lobby. just attacked her from behind. it was more of a bear hug drag her to the ground. >> that's when police say the building conceirge stepped in grabbed king and held him until police arrived. according to on-line records, king is a registered sex offender. convicted of child sex abuse in maryland back in 2004. he's courage being held in arlington. today, police are looking into report of a woman assaulted in georgetown. this happened early sunday morning in the 3300 block of n street. that's the stretch with georgetown cupcake and katie's alley. more on that investigation coming up at 5:00. leon? >> autria, we turn now to a developing story. the white house is confirming the death of the 26-year-old american woman held hostage by i

i live in the clarendon area. constituent as well. when you're talking about having the insurance coverage i always get more into does insurance coverage translate into better health better outcomes for citizens. i know in california, for instance, i don't know what the numbers would be exactly for virginia but they've had a large increase in their expansion participants, people that are enrolled. but they haven't seen a translation, an increase in the number of doctors. oftentimes there's a gap there. do you have any sort of assessment of what that means for it? since you mentioned the rural health care area, i believe virginia has some rather stringent certificate of need regulations. if you want to do additional -- are you interested in doing reforms on that front to maybe improve on the supply side, making it easier for hospitals to expand? >> they willtaker this as a planted question. i just have a bill that's passing through the general assembly as a certificate of need. we are reforming the certificate of need which has needed