same deal with charles county, prince george's county and howard county schools. all those schools in maryland are closed this morning. >> also in maryland, the following schools are still on a two-hour delay. calvert county schools, frederick county schools and howard county schools, you are delayed for two hours. >> all right. in virginia, a l recently as to what is cold. arlington county schools decided to close, same deal with alexandria city schools, fairfax county schools largest school district there in northern virginia is closed and loudoun county schools also closed. prince william county and spotsylvania county schools stafford county manassas city and manassas park schools, all closed this morning. >> in virginia, fauquier county, culpeper county, warren county, page county schools, you are on a two-hour delay. >> ignore the alexandria city schools at the top of that. we just said that they were closed so that has changed recently. d.c. public schools here on a two-hour delay this morning and for federal workers or those who follow opm, the federal gov

, parts of montgomery county, berks county, even some reports from delaware county and new castle countyave gotten a little burst of light snow and it is producing some slick conditions so be careful of that out there and again later tonight most of us see the rest of it. it is going to get mild in philadelphia today. we'll be winding up about 40, 42 degrees for a high maybe even a sunny break at some point during the day and snow holding off in philadelphia probably until later tonight. future tracker6 showing that you outside that of little stuff we're seeing this morning, the big snow comes later tonight overnight and then in through the wednesday morning commute before lifting out by about 10, 11 o'clock in the morning and it does look like we're going to have enough to slow us down on roads especially in those advisory counties. karen, i'll have your projected snowfall amounts coming up from accuweather. >> all right, dave. as we look live here in the area you can see how we have that dusting of snow here in thorndale chester county. this is business route 30 at bailey road, the sid

county. >> this is prince george's county county. here's them driving in prince georges county. as you can see the roads are covered there definitely and the snow is still coming down, so you're going to need to be careful. you can understand now why the schools are closed and delayed and all that's going on there. we have crews across the area in the dmv and of course we're checking in periodically throughout the morning on all the different locations so that you know exactly what you're facing when you head out the door. 5:12 is our time right now. you're watching fox5 news morning. don't go anywhere. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back to fox5 news morning. it's 5:14 on this thursday morning. look at the roads out there. really tricky in some parts of the area. i believe this is in prince george's county -- no, this is ocean city. >> ocean city. >> this is ocean city where cori coffin is facing blizzard bomb cyclone. caitlin roth keeping an eye on everything throughout the region. some people getting it worse than others. what is a bo

paul is the county seat and the capital of my county, ramsey county. population of ramsey county is 540,000 people. half of the county's residents actually reside in the city of st. paul. and my work as a commissioner is elected out of a community of about 80,000 people in a diverse section of st. paul. in 2013 in ramsey county, we began to focus our deeper understanding of our characteristi characteristics, our strengths, our needs, our assets, and on population data as critical to informing the work that we do to ensure that we have a healthy and vibrant community. that would be in public safety. in employment. in health. in justice in housing. in all areas of life in our county. our foundational document, which was called "building our future," drew four simple, but pervasive conclusions. first is that our people are our future. the second is that we needed to employ intensity of land, that that would matter as we worked to serve our people. that new partnerships, different than the traditional partnerships we've held on to for a long time. and in a

saint mary's county, charles county, prince george's county and calvert county schools all closed this morning. >> all right, let's take you to virginia now. lots of changes in virginia as to what's now closed. arlington county schools you're closed. alexandria city schools closed. fairfax county schools, you're closed. loudoun county schools closed. prince william county and spotsylvania county schools you are also closed. stafford county schools closed. manassas city and manassas park schools are closed. let's stay in virginia. we're going to let you know that fauquier county culpeper county warren county and page county schools, you are on a two-hour delay. >> all right. in d.c., public schools which had been on a two-hour delay now closed so no school in the district of columbia. >> and the federal government is opened today but you're operating on a two-hour delay. federal workers you do have the option for unscheduled the d.c. government is opened on time. >> let's get to our team coverage across the region. some of the most impressive images though coming out of ocean city maryl

county. you can see it covers up in just minutes. the snow is still coming down. ands whipping and whirring really creating a problem, whipping that snow around. 4, it goesy, route right to the heart of prince frederick here in calvert county, slow passage. down becauseowing of the conditions that are very slippery, really messy this morning here in calvert county where you have at least, i would say, a good two inches of snow already on the ground. i want to show you something here. we are talking with the wind drifts, the snowdrifts. take a l snow, but it gives you an idea of what is happening with the wind and a lot of that snow being kicked around, even when the snow is not falling that hard. well, it is being whipped around, it is making visibility very poor. we have not seen a whole lot of heating, a whole lot assaulting. -- lot of salting. hasrnor larry hogan declared a state of emergency. schools are on a two-hour delay. in about an hour, we will be notified whether the school system

fairfax county, spatsvania, rappahannock, fredericksburg city, prince william county, loudoun countyools they're all on a two-hour delay. manassas city, culpepper and fauquier county schools opening two hours late. >>> it's now 5:35. here's other top stories we're following. black ice may be to blame for a crash for an apartment complex badly damaged in bethesda. look at this here. a woman skidded off the road and smashed into this apartment building on clarendon road. all three families were displaced because of the damage. the driver was trapped in the suv and had to be rescued by firefighters. she's in the hospital with serious conditions. >>> good news from prince george's county police. they've told us that they found the woman we asked you it to keep an eye out for. she's been located and is safe. >>> alabama won the national football championship again last night. the crimson tide came back from a scoreless first half to beat georgia in overtime 26-23. it is their sixth title in the last nine years. that's the kind of finals game you want in college football, right? incredible

spotsylvania county just changed s in spotsylvania county today. cleanup under way in a historic landmark in montgomery county. busted pipes flooded the basement of a historic clara barton home in glenn echo there is about an inch of water in the basement. that home is being renovated. most of the valuable items have been cleared out. the home served as the headquarters for the american red cross in the late 1800s. you can get the latest forecast for your area any time. just open the nbc washington app. >>> today a man accused of killing two teens the night before their graduation will go on trial. jose canales-yanez's case will only be heard by a judge. he waived his right to a jury yesterday. he's one of four men accused in the murders of two teens. the teens were found shot to death in a car back in june hours before their graduation from northwest high school. police believe they were killed in revenge for the robbery of >>> the search for a prince george's county man has expanded. today marks one week since he was last seen at the costco in be

county, howard county and frederick county.ice on driveways, on sidewalks, on back decks. you may have gotten home fine, roads were fine. you let the dog out the back door, there goes the dog. maybe you're falling all over the place. out of the south it's just rain, but this is going to change, too, because temperatures are expected to fall tonight. more rain, more freezing rain likely the next couple of hours. as we move on through the overnight hours, we are expecting just about everybody to go back below freezing and that's why we think there could be some problems for tomorrow morning. amelia is outside right now. she's it's coming down in our area. amelia, still not a lot of ice in the d.c. metro. >> no, doug. even looking out here on our storm team4 weather deck, we have a lot of metal around. it's been so light here as far as the rain is concerned and the temperature just above freezing. it's just wet out here. but holding an umbrella, wearing mittens, a scarf and a jacket, i can only smile thinking that tomorrow we're g

the big accident in salem county county. look at the number of emergency workers responding to the scene 295 southbound, jackknife tractor-trailer caught fire, the woods caught fire, the house caught fire. the snow is covering the roads ways the snow is coming down in south jersey and salem county. if you're trying to get by on 295 stick to the turnpike instead. turnpike has 45-mile an hour speed restrictions because of the roads. route 73. traffic is moving okay. you can see the slush and ice on the roads. take it easy, matt and tam. >> a decent amount of people live in ocean city new jersey, year rounding we're looking live from our mobile 6 camera which is going along asbury avenue, the business district is vacant nobody is out on the street. it's aerable day at the beach. the snow is covering the roads the winds is intloag it's -- is blowing, it's hard to see outside of mobile 6. john rawlins is not going to be dipping his toes in the sand. >> reporter: no i'm not going to be hitting the beach that's for sure. it's hard

also in virginia fauquier county, culpeper county, warren county and page county schools all closed.> the federal government is open on see all the latest closings and delays scrolling along the bottom of your screen, also on fox5dc.com and on the fox5 news and weather apps. >> now fox5's team coverage of this deep freeze begins, of course, with mike thomas. >> yeah, ladies, good morning. unfortunate news this morning with the wind chills getting below zero for much of the region. unfortunately it's here to stick around as you head through much of your day today and much of your day tomorrow as well. 14 degrees here in d.c., nine in gaithersburg as well as westminster. doesn't really matter what the air temperature s you factor in winds out of the north and west that are sustained between for most of us 15 to 25 miles an hour and you get wind chills like these. negative 3 degrees here 93 d.c., feels like negative 10. dulles winchester and baltimore feels like negative eight westminster. widespread wind chill warnings and advisories stay in effect until noon today. we'll let you know

otherwise, as we get into prince george's county, areas like anna run dem county, calvert county, 1 to 2 inches and higher amounts closer to the coastline. it's 25 degrees right now. we're below freezing. going to stay below freezing. the wind is picking up, sustained at 20 miles per hour. making it feel like 11 degrees. temperatures are below freezing, mid to low 20s, which is why the snow is sticking. the treated roads, the main roads are wet. the side roads, the sidewalks, you'll be seeing sticking but the snow is going to be moving out by 7:00, 8:00 this morning. we have a weather alert for tomorrow and saturday because it is going to be bone chilling out there, melissa mollet, winds increasing now. making it tough for commuters. good morning. >> good morning, sheena. a couple of things right now. megan mcgrath as i mentioned, out on the roads for us this morning. in upper marlboro, the front of her vehicle is here. looking so hot this morning. most of the main roads are just wet. people are taking it slow to be careful. beltway at braddock road, it's just wet. that's moving fine.

on paper, humboldt county is one of the poorest counties in california, with a poverty rate well abovere's a possibility that marijuana may one day help this region turn a corner, but that hasn't happened yet. i left fortuna, and headed to a city that's opened its doors to the pot business. eureka wants its share of the $7 million in marijuana tax money the county expects to take in each year. but even here, not everyone's on board. hi there. -how's it going? -i'm marcus. -i'm adam. nice to meet you. -adam, how are you? i met adam dick. he's the cofounder of a craft chocolate company. it's one of the holdouts against the marijuana movement. that's amazing. -thank you. have people approached you about make cannabis edibles? yeah, we've been approached about that. that's just not kind of our scene. i think that, to a certain degree, it would cheapen our brand. adam's not in the marijuana industry, but he's definitely feeling its effects. with all the pot businesses moving onto his block, rents are climbing. why are rents so high? because of the zoning for cannabis in this particular area

with the areas highlighted in gray, berks county, lancaster county and chester county and through wilmington we have visibilities including a third of a mile in wilmington. it's dense, i had a twitter follower saying things look bad in new castle county. there's problems in bucks county and trenton. be careful if you encounter the dense fog. the temperatures are great, 61 degrees in philadelphia. 61 in lancaster. you'll walk out in trenton and go ah, beautiful, 58 degrees. as we roll through the day, it stays mild. it will be damp, at times we'll see rain, but we'll stay in the low to mid 60s throughout the day. i think we could get up to 64 at some point. overnight tonight testers plunge in a hurry. -- temperatures plunge in a hurry. the northern and western suburbs could see a change in freezing rain and sleet. >> he don't want to be out playing in the puddles in 24 hours. go out and do that now. good morning, everybody we're watching fire activity at penns landing, they are blocking the northbound side of the columbus boulevard delaware avenue near callowhill street near dave and buster's

counties and as they do, responsibility for labor relations will shift to the state and so counties will just pay an additional 3.5% a year on top of their ihss. and so we went along for a number of years under that general set of rules. and what happened was the state said, we are actually absorbing more and more of the costs of the in-home supportive services, because the case load side, the number of hours of service being delivered are growing faster than 3.5% a year. and so, this past legislative session they did a computation and they said, originally, we are estimating that we have picked up $623 million of what would have been county costs under the previous way of funding the ihss program and we'd like to go back to that way. and counties said, 623 is a lot of money to absorb, especially all at once, we can't do it. and so throughout the session, there was conversation about how do we handle this situation? and we, california, ultimately came up with a compromise. which is not great for counties and probably not great for the state in the short run. and the compromise was this.

also in virginia fauquier county, culpeper county, warren county and page county schools are all closedopen on time today. of course you can see all the latest closings and delays scrolling along the bottom of your screen. also on fox5dc.com and on the fox5 news and weather apps. >> we have just heard from frederick county, maryland, schools. they will be on a two-hour delay today. still no word from d.c. public schools. they're on time as far as we know. >> okay. >> all right. >> good morning to you. >> things in the district don't seem that bad for driving. >> it doesn't but i think with the cold like a lot of people saying maybe we need time to bundle up the kiddos and whatnot. >> for sure. >> we're going to talk about the water main break. meantime let's talk about the weather when all ears everybody. >> when the kids do have to get off to school for the counties that do have school today make sure you're bundling it up. we don't do frost bite levels ry of exposed skin if you're standing outside waiting for the bus that's what we're concerned about. make sure you're bundling up if y

schools in prince george's county and montgomery county are delayed, schools in prince william county sold. there is a full list scrolling at the bottom of the screen. we will have the impact this is having, but we are starting tonight with chief meteorologist bill kelly and exactly how much snow that you can where you are. we will see a large temperature spread around the area. the storms are still off to the south. here is what we you folks to the west, not much if anything at all. around the d.c. metro come up to two inches of snow. parts of maryland, two to four inches, and then four to six inches in st. mary's county. .ou have zero to six within this swath is what we are watching. the snow starting to work up the i-95 corridor. reports in alexandria of light snow, the sending to the south. it is interesting to look, from the shore and on sure it changes over to snow. it is relatively warm over the ocean waters. this is so strong because it has a lot of energy, but off to the east but widespread. blizzard warnings posted for parts of the eastern seaboard. for us, advisory until 11

county, police have a new clue in the search for missing men with dementia. he had been seen since tuesday and they believe he might've been picked up along route 1 in howard county and dropped off on an annapolis road. before that, dehaven was last seen at costco and nearly 200 have been searching for him. >> prince george's county les year in a row. in 2017, there were 80, tied , sides, and the county said they closed 83% of the homicide cases compared to a national average of about 60%. men and women are going out on the streets of prince george's county day in and day out and working to prevent crime from happening in the first place. >> the county executive said the drop in crime is a big reason why we see economic development throughout the county. >> still ahead, we are hearing from parents of a local college football player who was shot in the back on new year's eve. >>> it is barely 2018 but one of the most powerful women in hollywood may decide to run for president. >>> a wintry mix coming down in parts of our arus before we start, i just want to sa

there and then up into berks county.cool. thanks. and the main body of snow now pushing in toward reading and lancaster county but a ahead of this there are lighter snow showers that have popped up and put down a little bit of snow on some of your car windshields and you want to take it slow. some people out by west chester are saying they're seeing a little light coating on some roads with some tire tracks so be careful out there for some very light stuff to start out. 30 degrees in philadelphia and we are cold enough across the northern and western suburbs to support that snow. everybody below freezing. wind chills right now not too bad. 23 degrees in philadelphia. as we take a look, today's call, 42 degrees, mostly cloudy. staying dry for the most part in philadelphia in and around i-95 we're expecting that snow to come in later this evening, tam. >> okay, thank you david. >>> a wild wallaby tried to escape police in australia. cell phone video shows the animal hopping across the sydney harbor bridge. if you've ever b

after their shaky start, franklin county's players bore down.ts. a bulington mantra played in their heads: let your opponent show you how they'd like to lose. >> bulington: today is the last day, it's the hardest day. >> alfonsi: by sunday, with the final two rounds looming, franklin county's fifth and sixth graders were hovering near the top ten. >> bulington: everybody needs to fight for those points today. we need them very much. >> alfonsi: parker wilkinson, braden ferrell, and benson schexnaydre all delivered for franklin county. that left donovan moore, who was mired a-a-halhour struggle against a higher-rated opponent from kentucky. on the verge of victory, donovan was asked for a draw. he said no. his opponent snapped, the tension of the event bursting to the surface. donovan moore eventually won, boosting franklin county's fifth graders to number eight in the country. >> making their debut to the stage, franklin county upper elementary. >> alfonsi: the sixth graders placed tenth, two grades in the nation's top ten, only a year and a hal

and chester county by then.nd then up until noon we see some off and on snow shower activity. it looks like most of this is down off the coast by about dinnertime or so. we are expecting about a coating to an inch in and around philadelphia, some spots could go a little higher. one to two in general where you're getting that coastal storm this morning and maybe a little higher there as well in some spots. it looks like a general one to two in the northern and western suburbs and again during the morning hours slippery travel in those areas. overall temperatures are going to rise rather nicely, though. in philadelphia, 34 by 8 o'clock, 35 by 10 o'clock, 36 by noon, a high of 37 by about 1 o'clock and then down to 33 by 6 o'clock. when i say rising nicely i don't mean that it's going to be mild today. it will be cold but we are going to be above freezing for most of the day and your high temperatures across the region look above freezing later this afternoon. 37 in allentown, 38 in reading, 37 in philadelphia and

this section within the unincorporated county.>> reporter: mike carlson says well the county owns and operates storm drain pipes under public property, the county requires homeowners to maintain the portion of those drainpipes that run under their property. >> they are required to pass the water, doesn't matter whose water came from but passive from one side to the other side. >> that they would basically say they are not responsible for maintaining the infrastructure does seem appalling.>> reporter: this is the type of maintenance municipalities can handle and homeowners may not even know they are there. bay keeper warns pipes like these running all over the state were laid more than 50 years ago and are reaching the end of their lifespan. >> it is the reason people pay taxes and fees to public agencies to maintain these types of facilities. >> reporter: that is the problem, according to the county , california homeowners pay taxes to fund sewer and water utilities, most cities do not have storm drain utilities. they say there is no funding to repair or replace the aging pipes. >> th

as you can imagine, this decision has upset county leaders, especially county executive mike leg disappointed to say the least. this has been an on going evaluation discussion. they made a very strong strategic decision about how they want to move forward i don't think it has anything to do with the county's offer, between the county and the state. we put up an offer that is larger than anything that i can recall in the yowpt's history. >> when discovery communications announced in 1998 it was moving to downtown silver springs and would be building its headquarters there, it was what county leaders viewed the anchor needed to what had become a seedy town. it is taking it's 1300 jobs out of the shiny building. the company announced it will sell the building with some employees staying in maryland while others will be moving to a hub in to a new campus in new york city ville, tennessee or the new york headquarters. the company which owns tlc investigation discovery does make money. in 2016 it announced a profit of more than a billion dollar. but in order to maintain that profit discovery decide

looks like there's a little quick hit right around bali and macungie near the berks county, lehigh countyder. also seeing a little bit of this stuff that's slightly brighter white so somewhat steady snow there and up in the lehigh valley between easton bethlehem and allentown you see that brighter shade. this is steadier snow that's falling and in fact, the farther east you move through the lehigh valley, especially into bethlehem and then easton, the higher the snowfall amounts wind up being and in a moment we'll talk more about where we think we're going to wind up more or less at the end of all of this. won't be that much accumulation in philadelphia but the farther you step up to the northern and western suburbs we expect this to get more significant. this is going to be out of here a little bit after the rush hour this morning. as we take a lookhave a wet phia international airport and maybe a little bit icy here or there where they haven't treated but anything that has been treated should be doing pretty well officially at the airport the temperature is still above freezing. in fact

meantime it's really thinning outright now in portion of berks county and chester county this morning. some pots we're getting a dry patch. the timing of that cold air pushing in and changing the rain over to snow into new jersey right now, wilmington, philadelphia, the suburbs where temperatures are a little bit colder that's where we're going to see the accumulation this morning. and then we dry out this morning. the tail end of it actually will come through during the morning hours. the hour by hour forecast, some rain showers as it's still trying to change over in south jersey. that snow, light snow in northern new castle county and cent county and delaware and philadelphia drops to 32 degrees. but 7:00 this morning, not expecting much in accumulation. those roads are still going to be on the warm side. more likely slipping and sliding in the western suburbs where the cold air is already moving in and temperatures are dropping. that's by 7:00 this morning. by 10:00 we still have a little bit of light snow. most neighborhoods will see it come to an end. as we go through the afterno

region in job growth, better than excess county, arlington county, montgomery county, loudon, we are ahead of each one of them and that's because of this significant economic development projects that you've brought here and funded here. without that this could not have been possible. there's a report on your desk that shows the job numbers and you'll be very happy to know that we lead the state of maryland and the entire region. therefore, today's round table discussion is about the potential negative impact of the proposed federal tax regulation, tax laws. this could have a significant negative impact on not just realty, or the real estate companies, but also on the average citizens. we are going to be probably the most negatively impacted by this legislation. so, today, you're going to hear from our leaders, senator van hollen, congressman hoyer and congressman brown on what these issues are, how we can be a united front in making the changes more conducive to our citizens, our realty industry, our unions and our taxpayers. thank you very much. once again, welcome to the economic

anne arrundel county schools, calvert county schools, charles county schools and prince george's county schools all delayed two hours. >> in virginia, prince william county and spotsylvania county schools are closed. also in virginia fairfax county fauquier county, and paige county schools on a two-hour delay. >> d.c. public schools also on a two-hour delay. there are many more delays and more closures. we are running the full list of closures and delays at the bottom of your screen. >> we have also heard from the federal government which is opened today but operating on a two-hour delay. federal workers do have the option for unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework. >> let's get to caitlin roth and also to erin como to talk about our roads and the weather today. caitlin let's start with you. >> maureen and wisdom i think the delays are a good call. so much of this snow will wrap up before the lunch hour even hits and locally we are only talking about an inch or two of snow. however, this is a massive storm which is blizzard conditions up and down along the east coast. those are your

county.t we have across areas of chester county, is a in oxford. it's is there on the northern end of chester county. as we move into montgomery county, 14 in north wales and 14 in collegeville and 14 in bed minister. philadelphia county, you're looking at is a in pennsport and is a in west mt. airy. jersey, temperatures nor washington township and 15 turnersville and towards mercer county you're is a degrees and a quick lock down at the shore. temperatures down in the mid-teams over to cape may courthouse and into northern delaware right now you're in the middle teens as well as low single digit numbers where the skies have cleared out. check out your neighborhood. it's cold, and that is really the primer for that ice event that's coming your way tomorrow afternoon. so temperatures may actually rise tonight. that's because the cloud will be coming on in here. it's a dry start tomorrow morning. again, it's a cold start, but temperatures in the upper teens and not much sunshine out there, and

we have a few more school loudoun county and frederick county in virginia decided to close schools today. >>> two ships collided in a fiery wreckage over the weekend. >> this is still very much a developing situation. it happened saturday. take a look at the footage of the aftermath there. look at all that black smoke and the flames there. a u.s. navy plane joined up with south korean search and rescue crews looking for survivors. most on board were iranian. it was on the way to south korea. >>> president trump heads to nashville today to speak at the american farm bureau convention. this will be the president's first major policy address since the passage of the republican tax plan. he'll call for a boost to world prosperity, this after a weekend spent at camp david where the president continues to play defense following the release the book "fire and fury" which put him in a public feud with steve bannon. >>> 3, 2, 1. ignition. liftoff. >> there you have it. a spacex rocket made a successful trip out of atmosphere last night. it was the first launch for the private rocket company for 2

calvert county a sliver of prince george's county but the bull's-eye is 4 to 8 inches at the shore. and a look at a different model and at 1:30 in the morning, the snow in southern maryland at 4:00 a.m. across most of the metro. by 7:00 pretty good snow in loudoun county and moderate pans of snow near prince george's county but shuts off by 8:00 or monies across the board. 25 by 11:00. winds howling by 1:00. yellow weather alert friday and saturday. temperatures upper teens. wind chills -- wind chills below zero it was one today in dulles and cold sunday but freezing. rain on monday and maybe rain or snow shower tuesday. with our coastal storm we will start the coverage earlier tomorrow. we start at 4:00 a.m. and we will have the latest in terms of conditions and storm tracker in your neighborhood.>> you came back with the snow. >>> so wrestling season is over and i make my predictions but i will make a prediction and it's not good about the wizards. iand i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. you'll like them both but lov

own lake county has -- even lake county has a winter weather advisory starting at 4:00. snow could get down to 2500 feet and those in men sen toe county -- rainfall is good. one inch plus amounts north of the golden gate again. we'll be in the 50s. rainy afternoon. 4:02. the man himself, good morning, sir. >> sir, good morning to you. >> thank you. >>> we don't have a lot going on. for the most par traffic moving along pretty wl. it is looking good here if y are driving on 580 as you drive up to the altamont pass. traffic is going to be all right if you're driving into livermore and the area. traffic is okay on 880 oakland. i want to go back to 238, 880 interchange because we had slow traffic here approaching an incident here, 238 at 880. also interstate 880 traffic is moving along nicely in both directions and you get to the bay bridge toll traffic, traffic is okay. there's a crash with the big rig has been moved over to the shoulder. there's not a major delay here, but we're going to keep has been moved over to the shoulder. there's not a major delay here, but we're go

and in virginia, page county schools are delayed two hours and frederick county virginia schools are also on a two hour delay. >> in west virginia berkley, grants, hardy and jefferson county schools are all on a two-hour delay. >> all right. we're not on a delay. we're here and so is caitlin roth and michael thomas talking about traffic and cold weather. >> cold weather this morning should be quiteet afternoon weather-wise until we get to overnight and early tomorrow morning. could be snow in the forecast with coldest temperatures yet. >> and so many problems from the cold we v water main breaks around the area i'll let you know in the work around, holly, wisdom. >> thank you both. >> if you're getting day going 5:30 top stories. breaking news from bring skornlt your honoree fire crews put out a blaze in townhouse on carissa lane and laurel. these are live pictures from the scene we're looking at. fire broke outright around 4:00 this morning and everyone in the home was able to get out and okay. four adults and two children need to find a few place to live. >> let's go to d.c. where

. david campos is deputy county executive for santa clara county.hat ice's actions are part of a pattern that has emerged since donald trump became president.sotthis is just part of the same tactic to intimidate the immigrant communitycampos also says that the county is working to identify anyone who might have been detained and to offer what help they can.sotfor one thing we created a program that provides legal representation to someone who is detained in these raids. so, if they are detained at least there's a fighting chance that they will have their rights representee and protected.although santa clara county and other bay area communities might pushback against ice, deputy director homan says that, "ice will continue its efforts to protect jobs for americ

dorchester county schools are closed, queen anne's county schools on a 90 minute delay and talbot county delay. >> west virginia grant hardy hampshire and general and mineral county schools are closed. >> all right. erin como talking about what's happening on the roads. mike thomas talking about the cold weather causing problems on the roads. >> cold weather we're concerned with some ice, some sleet, some freezing rain moving in later on this afternoon. we'll time it all out coming up. hey, erin. >> several water main breaks, slick conditions. we're going to get you around some trouble spots this morning. my advice to you, take it slow. watch for those slick spots. >> sounds good. thank you both. we'll check back in a few but at 5:32 right now, as we wait for possible icing issues across the d.c. region, you heard mike just talk about it, major problems continue this morning with certain streets impacted by water main breaks. >> one of the newest overnight porter street near 34th street in northwest. then its where we find fox5's melanie alnwick live with the latest. mel, lots of problem

calvert county schools and charles county schools are now closed. they're on a delay. calvert and charles counties closed today. >>> 6:10 now. danger ahead. the storm is creating treacherous conditions on the roads. we'll show you where we're seeing problems as team coverage continues. chuck? >>> that's right, eun. the snow totals won't be that impressive around the immediate d.c. metro area. higher snow totals across southern maryland and the beaches there. current wind gusts in ocean city, nearly 50 miles per hour. that storm is northeast corridor. back in a minute with your fi-day forecast.ve your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 1,300 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. >>> welcome back. taking a live look right now at route 5 in clinton, maryland ne

and that's just the orange county cases. there's cases in other states, other counties.in a world of courts for a long time. >> jeremy bowles poses a huge threat because he's completely unpredictable. one minute you can be talking to him and he can be laughing and just having a normal day. and the next moment he could literally be attacking you or me. he's from this particular gang in l.a., sarzana. >> it means the city in hell. meaning cause as much mayhem, as much damage as you can. >> through prison and through other incarcerations he's really made connections with people from the mexican mafia. >> them people to me are the same people as me, meaning mexican mafia. a lot of people live in fear of them. me personally, i never did. it was something i kind of grew up with. >> jeremy bowles to me is the ultimate chameleon. he basically can fit in anywhere. and with the relationship that he's made with the mexican mafia, he truly is capable of doing just about everything. including killing people. >> while bowles has never been charged with murder, he freely admits that ga

fairfax county is warning that could happen again this morning. we talked to fairfax county leaders about it. >> even with us doing the starts over the past couple of days, letting them run for 30 minutes, sometimes the cold cranking amps required is just a little too much. >> reporter: so be aware of that if your student is heading out to the bus stop this morning. now there is a website that fairfax county has put together that shows when a bus is more than 15 minutes late. we have that on our nbc washington app. i'm going to be tracking that all morning long. if i see any delays, i'll be tracking it back to you. >> adam tuss, back to you. >> thank you. >>> it wasn't just cold on the way to school in our area. some students shivered their way through the day montgomery county. news 4 received this photo from inside a classroom showing the classroom at 48 degrees. students were not expecting the cold to continue once they arrived. >> i thought the school was >> i just remember walking to first period in the morning and everyone was like huddling

they obtained a cop of the deed on line on line through the county. if you happen to receive one of those envelopes you are urged to contact the gloucester county clerk's office. >>> 5:07. former state representative steve sanity sarah is launching his campaign for opened seat. he will make the announcement saturday in newtown boro. he sent out the invitation yesterday. tenth district seat is already opened right now because of person hold ago this seat right now has already retired. >>> the corruption trial of the allentown married he had pawlowski continues for a second day, the prosecutor say that pawlowski rigged city contracts in favor of the businesses and law firms, and gave them money for campaign and pay to play process. he denies any of that, right there in allentown area, and he does plan to testify, in this trial. >>> all right. count down is on for super bowl 52, 12 more days before the eagles take on patriots in minneapolis and the team says that that they are ready to play. steve keeley joins us live from the art museum steps, and takin

, howard county.lays here are possible. areas like washington county, panhandle of west virginia, count on school being open. definitely want to do the homework if your county is in green. so you have a good chance of a delay, if not a cancellation on friday morning because look at these brutal feels-like temperatures at 6:00 a.m. feeling about 15 degrees below in martinsburg and even 7 degrees below zero in the district on friday morning. as we head into the wen worse during the afternoon and sdple zero degrees outside. >> that's the case friday through saturday. weather alert tomorrow, friday and saturday. sunday, breaking out and we won't have the wind so not as bad as a windchill. we'll set records, i think, especially over towards dulles airport. there is a possible mix with ice and staying on the cool side as we head into most of next week. >> if you live in a condo or apartment complex, packages are piling up and lost and stolen and property managers stressed out and trying to make sure that th

couple counties. you may getberks, lehigh, gipped.ou may get absolutely nothing that iso we are not expect ago lot as you go far inland. there will srp cut off. three to 6 inches at shoreline , one tn tho city. comes in the wake of this.of i actually think that will be thet how frigid, in the wake of the storm. dangerous. >>> thanks very much. speaking of we have crews out there this morning because we have multiple water main breaks. we will talk about that this morning. we are looking at a water main break around 2:40 a.m. in cherry hill. this is video. where is it? route zero seven eastbound pennsylvania route 41 kings highway. just left lane is blocked right now but i will say if you can avoid the area you will want to. if you cannot left lane is blocked and we will get gaper delays as well. other two in cheltenham, coventry avenue at old soldiers road. again, road is opened but avoid the area if you can. if you just can't, get through and crews are still out there 95 south at cottman looking good around that s curve in center cit

and that is at gunn high school hosted by county commissioner joe simitian.to, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> transportation officials in marin county will today consider a third westbound lane on the richmond/san rafael bridge. the extra lane could be limited to bicycles and pedestrians if marin county officials approve it, sending letters requesting further study by the mtc and the bay area toll authority. >>> perfect segue to traffic now. how are things looking? >> well, they are looking slow. lots of brake lights. we'll begin along highway 4 where we have been tracking an accident and now we have a second crash in the same area first on the freeway, this is westbound highway 4 right near san marco boulevard. the second crash coming in, this is along bailey road right at highway 4. this is involving a car that has hit a pedestrian. so emergency crews are on the scene and you will see a lot of activity, lots of flashing lights, definitely a visual distraction. 34 minutes for drivers heading along highway 4. expect delays to continue until they get all of that cl

millville, and cumberland county is now part of this. and they have added kent county in delaware. including the city of dover and a little more concern for the national weather service tracking toward the coast. and the pink highlights counties is where it will be the worse. and an advisory post in counties in new jersey, right abutting the delaware river and it would not be out of the question that pennsylvania counties get added. but little indication that showing a little more snow out of the storm system as it moves slightly closer to the coast. the clouds are thicker as we go through the afternoon hours. and we are still chilly across the region. 27 in philadelphia. 26 in wilmington but with light winds and temperatures better in areas than the last couple of days. this is not a bad afternoon to get out and get things done ahead of tomorrow's fun and games. the northea'easter off the coas florida and georgia and carolinas, and showing snow there and that continues straight up the coast and later tonight we see at rival of precipitation here. may have to wait until after midni

fairfax county school buses, their need is over 1600. that is larger than the entire fleet of so there are a lot of buses that these crews have to make sure are in working order. i took a look at it. there's one school bus in the alexandria, montrose alternative learning center that is already delayed at least 30 minutes. this is something that if you have a student who's at fairfax county public schools, waiting for the bus stop, might go outside, you want to check the website. we have it listed in our nbc washington app. this is a tall task. working with your hands in these temperatures, really, really something to be aware of out here as these guys are trying to make sure everything is up and running. again, check that website for fairfax county school buses in >>> it wasn't just cold on our way to school in the area, some students shivered their way. news 4 received this photo inside the school showing the thermostat at 48.9 degrees there. >> i thought the school was going to be warm. it was so cold. >> i just remember walking to fir