noon tomorrow, and that covers much of the viewing area with the exception of rthis area around culpepper and an area of white to spread over 5:00 and 6:00 and 7:00 a.m. look at this shot at 5:00 a.m. we see the snow, but what happens after 5:00 a.m., and how long is the snow event going to hang on as well as what we are going to be getting, and i will tell you how long in the forecast coming up. in a moment. >>> and to veto or not to veto, and that is what the governor is considering, a bill that would allow businesses to refuse serving customers based on sexual grounds. and we have steve handelsman at capitol hill on whether this is going to be survive. >> well, the governor is getting input, and much of it is negative about the controversial measure. >> reporter: three top aides say that arizona governor jan brewer will likely veto the bill to allow businesses in her state to refuse to serve gays, because she says they are concerned about corporate backlash. she with was interviewed on cnn. >> well, this is pro-business, and trying to turn the economy around. >> reporter: and apple say

past quote muslims do not have a first of all right to do anything and quote let's hope that the culpepper county sheriff's office didn't know about one dollar asked when it chose him to teach a safety class is of the did not hire them anyway that was so terrible message that most muslims of culpepper and muslims everywhere. and the very very ugly this sunday shows. n.b.c. is facing criticism today for hosting a debate about climate change between bill nye the science guy who's an actual scientist and congresswoman marsha blackburn who's not a scientist about it in during yesterday's broadcast of the press but always did debate on something ninety seven percent of scientists say is a fact and it is questionable enough n.b.c. isn't the only bad guy here sunday shows as a whole do a terrible job talking about climate change a recent media matters study found that they talked about climate change for a total of twenty seven minutes in all of twenty thirteen that's right the major sunday shows talked about the greatest threat our species has ever faced for less than half an hour during an enti

down to the south, this is i-95, and anne arundel kocounty, and culpepper and fauquier and we are under a rain advisory with an inch or so of freezing rain. we will break it down and let you know how it affects you the night and tomorrow, and what is in store for the weekend. >> thank you, doug. crews all over the region are out there right now trying to keep the roads safe before the storm hits. >> that ice poses a bigger challenge than the snow. adam tuss is live in leesburg with lao what the crews are doing, and what secret weapon they have to keep the roads as clean as possible, adam? >> el, we wendy, there is not really a secret weapon when it comes to the ice, because it is a different animal. as we have been talking to the road crews, they have been telling us that snow is the fluffy snow that we had in some of the recent storms where you could brush it off with a broom is a different story, but the ice, yeah. here in virginia, vdot has something best described as a syrup-typed substance called chem shield. call it the witch's brew for road crews. >> you can see there, it goes ri

and mid-40s downtown and a big range from fredericksburg, and 43 in manassas and 43 in culpepper, and 37 in fredrick, and look at the hourly forecast with the snow moving in at 10:00 a.m., and staying through the noon hour and at 2:00, and we will talk about how much and what you can expect in a few minutes. >> employees of a local specialty store are trying to cope with the fellow worker and friends. three masked men are strm ingste floor on jefferson highway and shot two employees. today, kristen wright talked to the owner, and she learned more. kristin wright is joining us from woodbridge. >> that is right. the three people who did this are still out there tonight, and again, two people were shot, and we are told that one of them tonight is doing better, and she is at least able to talk. the other didn't make it. today here at the store, people were coming and going, and many of them stopping to look at her h picture. >> reporter: today a look at glenda marisol cocoa ramero hangs on the door. in the photo the young girl is working behind the counter the very place she was shot and

zero in manassas, five in culpepper.eed to dress up properly for the weather, yourself, your kids. a cold arctic front pass-through yesterday. cold air spilling down to the gulf coast. generally the skies will be clear throughout much of the day. at least it will look good with ample sunshine. we have to take a trip out to the west. i don't mean to me in this of when i say we don't know for sure what is going to happen with this storm. we need to address it today for something that is coming in sunday night into monday. once it makes his way onto the coast, all of our models will have a battle handle on the direction of this. we expect the storm to be tracking with the jetstream and head towards our area sunday night into monday. cold air will be coming in from the north. and wintry mix is the most likely scenario. the further north and west, the more likely -- we are expecting a major band of snow up towards new york city on monday. travel will be a major issue. a couple of days before the storm. high temperatures in th

and manassas and culpepper, and this is the time to see it accumulating quickly here, and by 10:00, starting to see the last of the snow moving on through the region, but it is enough half inch to an inch to make room on the roads, and you will see the sunshine to end the day, but it is going to be cold. and now through gaithersburg, and through southern maryland for the potential for the accumulating snow between 1:00 a.m., and noon. and how much do you see in your area? 1 to 2 and because of the storm, a and the timing and the colder air, this is is going to have an impact, and waldorf and annapolis, and leesburg, and this is the aer rea that we bele has the biggest impact here, and around the west of petersburg, and frostburg and maybe 1 to 2, to maybe hagerstown, and winchester, and luray and you will get less to the blue ridge. and fairfax, krou will get it, too. and now as far as the temperatures go for the next couple of days, 34 tomorrow, and 40 thursday, and 28 on friday, and cold friday afternoon and another system breaks snow saturday and then rain on saturday with a high of 48. a

now beginning to hit the mid defense in culpepper, fredericksburg, shenandoah valley. hagerstown only at 15. hour by hour today, it will stay below freezing. should make it in the upper 20s by around 3:00, 4:00. lots of sun. the temperature will drop back tonight, but not terribly cold like this morning. it will be down in to the low 20s by midnight. and this morning, we had many locations down to single digits out at western maryland, it was below zero. the final day of february. hello march. saturday comes in with some milder temperatures, great weather for outdoor activities. highs reaching the mid-40s o this first day of march. and some of the daf dill sprouts are beginning to show up. first day of meteorological spring is tomorrow and it will feel a little like spring on sunday. afternoon highs should make it into the upper 40s. and morning temperatures should be in the low 30s. we'll have a little sun in the morning on sunday. by midafternoon, going cloudy when we'll have the mild air in. then as we see a low pressure system approaching us while it's still mild e

and 36 in culpepper and fredericksburg.4 in la platta and at andrews and a pretty significant change from what we had yesterday. 11 degrees cooler in frederick and manassas and 11 degrees cooler in winchester as well and 10 degrees cooler in hagerstown than 24 hours ago. there goes the clipper, starting to move up and become an actual significant storm in new england. but this is the next pocket of energy, i'm keeping an eye on it, that will move toward us, as we head into sunday. but right now, with that clipper, descending, as it moves off into the north and east, we are going to see the breezy conditions, through the nighttime hours, and then subsiding, as it moves off further to the north and east. and then high pressure starts to make its way in, by the time we get into the workweek, a milder trend, will start to ensue. as we head through the overnight hours, 16 to 25. it is going to be definitely like january cold out there. with partly to mostly cloudy skies. and winds out of the northwest at 15 to 20 miles an hour.

south to culpepper and over an inch, everybody else around an inch, so everybody will see snow fall and i would allow extra time, probably less than an inch into charles county and prince georges county but wednesday, 4:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m., 1-# inches, 90% of the snowfalls in that window, wednesday morning yellow alert, allow extra time. this snow sticks to streets and a little snow but will have a moderate impact on the immediate metro area. in fact this is not meter worth it on a scale of 1-10, we will give this about an hour so allow extra time and we will come back and talk about whether or not the snow sticks around a little longer. >> okay topper. >>> tonight a safety alert after two armed men attacked and tied up a mail carrier. this is the third attack on a mail carrier in this area in just three months. this time it happened in the district on 50 hawaii avenue northeast. our mark albert was on the scene talking to police and people who knew that mail carrier pretty well. mark? >> reporter: jan, the law enforcement arm of the post office, the postal inspection service, plans to a

posted for prince george's county, the district, arlington, fairfax, alexandria, down toward culpepper rain advisory from 7:00 tonight until 6:00 am tomorrow. it will start as rain and change to freezing rain during the overnight hours. could get a tenth to maybe a quarter inch of accumulating ice. that's probably on the high side of things. icy spots and delays are a possibility. significant icing is a real possibility, north and west of the immediate metro. montgomery county, loudoun county, frederick county. all these areas highlighted in the pink, that's where the winter storm warning is in effect. and the ice accumulations could be a quarter to maybe as much as half an inch. and that half inch of accumulating ice, that's when things really start to go downhill. dangerous travel and wednesday morning, delays, maybe even cancellations are going to be likely. so, obviously, we're going on early tomorrow morning at 4:00 am. you'll want to tune in then and we'll track it minute by minute. 35 degree with his a cloudy sky here in town. generally speaking temperatures in the mid 30s acros

so you folks at culpepper, and warrenton, you will be seeing the light snow and the same in fredrick and lees burlg, s tom morning, it should have temperatures going up so it should not lead to messy roads. the next event is at 7:00 p.m. tuesday late and into wednesday morning. right now the issue that i think that in terms of the area roads and slick and slippery is early wednesday morning around warrenton and leesburg and fredrick, and west of d.c., 97 where there could also be some slippery spots early on the morning wednesday. this is a look at the storm team 4 forecast, we are high at 36 tomorrow, and then 32 for wednesday. we have a 70% chance of snow wednesday. in terms of the snow looking at for wednesday, again, a very light snow event for us with little accumulation. and yes, some delays are possible. we have even lower temperatures coming our way for the mornings thursday and friday and when i return later in the newscast, we will show you the area wide morning temperatures that you can expect on thursday and friday. >> all right. thank you. new developments that will impa

culpepper also reporting light snow. most of this is rain along i-95, down toward the south of town. here's a look at the big picture. you can get a sense of what we're dealing with today. little ripple of low pressure. as that moves out off the ocean, out into the open waters later on today, it'll take our rain and snow chance out to see with it. once it gets over the water, it's going to deepen very, very quickly and that's going to turn on the wind machine. what's not a windy morning will be a very windy afternoon and evening. winter weather advisories are posted for northern maryland. our friends and neighbors in the panhandle of west virginia and the shenandoah valley. all under the winter weather advisory. for the metro area points south and east, a coating to maybe an inch, northern and western suburbs, 1 to 2 inches of snow. have to go to frederick county, hancock, martinsburg where you could see 2 to 4 inches of snow. we'll be keeping a close eye through the day. but for now, though, 36 now in washington. winds

yourself overnight, and by 9:00, notice the snow from quantico to fredericksburg and over here in the culpepper area, and the snow moving in with the colder temperatures. then 10:00, still snowing around the lower portions of the region. so it is a morning event, and that is why it is going to fkt the rush hour and also some school delays tomorrow. by 5:00 and just like today, some of us will see sunshine and on the cold side. the winter weather advisory in leesburg and fredericksburg, and snowfall affecting all of southern maryland. and notice it is not going to affect winchester and hagerstown area. we think that the area that saw the bull's eye today will be the same. prince george's county, and anne arundel, and maybe slightly more, but a coating and up to an inch to south, and maybe down to hagerstown and winchester, but it is going to develop to the east of the mountains so only 1 to 2 in the d.c. metro area. and 40 degrees, a nice day thursday and still cold, but 28 and freezing friday, and 39 on saturday and another chance for light snow and light shower activity sunday in the form of r

now, we tail down to the south to leesburg and warrenton and culpepper and orange and quantico where your high will be 35 to 36 in this area, and looking for a dusting to inch of snow around your neighborhood tomorr tomorrow. again, a lot of it will be melting. now the storm team 4 forecast, and as i said a chance for the weekend into monday, but also beyond that. and so there we are on sunday and the chance comes back in the afternoon and continues into the early morning monday. and highs this weekend mid- to upper 30s and 38 and still cold for early part of next week, and then, look at tuesday. sunshine, and the high is 34 degrees right now, and we have a chance of snow and rain mix, and starting on wednesday with the high 37, and 41 is the high temperature of thursday, and right now, we are going to be watching these systems very closely, and it looks like a coastal system for the end of next week bringing us not only snow, but rain with a high temperature of 41 degrees, and unfortunately right now sh, thi day, it is the 14th, yeah, it is a holiday for some people, and the high te

and now, let me show you which with roads are impacted and the temperatures by midnight, and 33 in culpepper and 30 around fredericksburg, and they will drop a little bit and start rising a little bit by tomorrow morning, and at 7:00, with we are 37 in d.c., and 32 in gaithersburg, and 32 in fredrick, and these are some of to aer yas impacted the most is i-270 and ice impacted on the roads and the secondary roads off of that, and the road temperature is 39 for 495 and we are just wet. the road temperature is now 45 degrees around i-81, and 66 and headed west, and icy patches and the road temperature there now at 41, and so we are monitoring all of that for you, and the air temperature including the road temperatures. let's watch it all move in. let me take you through the next 48 hours. the clouds increasing, there is the rain moving in, and waldorf and warrenton, and that is the pink that you are seeing there around 10:00 to around 11:00 p.m., and then split by 2:00 a.m. where it is split, and this is near fredericksburg and hagerstown, and you can see it hang on longer and more ice to mayb

cover coming through and most of the clouds are south and east of d.c., and near fredericksburg, and culpepper and the clouds up to the north to hagerstown, and martinsburg, and you are under clear skies which means that you will cool quickener the areas, and that is the area that we want to see the numbers higher to melt the snow and ice that you have seen. the temperatures are colder again in martinsburg, and fredrick and 25 i fredericksburg, so it is another cold night tonight. and over the next couple of days, what will we be seeing? well, everybody has been talk about the snow coming up this weekend. let's break it down. chilly conditions tonight, and cool tomorrow, and not cold. but the temperatures will be five degrees below the average, and partly to mostly cloudy skies, and then saturday, starts out with the cloud cover and then look at what happens, here comes the chance for snow. it is all across the area here, and we could see some accumulation, but it is not a big storm, and do not worry about saturday and sunday planning, because you should not have any problems out there on the

drees in washington, 35 in culpepper and snowing in frost be were the temperature is 30 degrees.he snow in western maryland but for much ofof the metro area, it is ra. we will see a mix of rain and snowhis morninwith no cumumulation or ss thahalf an ih for much of the area. you can see in that ink areas where we havave a mix of rain nd snow and much of the snow is up near the mason-dixon line and into pennsylvania. a winter weather advisory until 10 a.m. . north and west of the city in fredick and carroll county and toward the west. yesterday, 52 degrees with a lot of melting and today's temperatures will be cooler. it will be bstery this afternoon. the winds wilill be up to 25 mis per hour. a real warm-up coming our way later in >> the duties of the office i'm about to enter. >> so help me god. one heartbeat away from the presidency and not a single vote cast in my name. democracy is so overrated. >> kevin spacey is so good. it's one of the most buzzed about tv series. season two of "house of cards" starting with a shocker. so what else could be in store? well, more ahead on "po