leave after 9:00 10:00, you goi to be a lot bett off early tomorrow mornin especially to the west of d.c. no10:00 and then it's out here by noon. if you can wait a couple hours, you might want to do that. coating t inch to the north. e to two, i've dropped this a litt bit. could still see an isolated three. towards d.c. one to 2 inch is what i think here. freder two to 4 inches for you folksment and then down to the south, four to 8 inches of snow. they're g to get the bulls eye. it's a flip-flop for us as this one will be a southern slider. treachs road conditions yeah. could see that early tomorrow mornin modera tr delays early tomorr that snow. after that 11:00 hour i think l be okay. 32 on your thursday. yes, it does say light snow on friday trust me that is very light snow. stl cold on saturday and a litt cool on sunday. and th next week well, all eyes on yet another storm system that for right now, we'll just call a mess. you didn't see her eyes just rollg as you said that again. i know. we're getting snowstorm fatie around here. tell me about it. >> thank you, doug. up next, the caps

the debate can be about should we have commercialized marijuana, next on the agenda for d.c. no, we can't afford that. 136,000 use alcohol, 6 million using cigarettes. what is concerning is the reports are that students admit to using alcohol and 70% of smokers start at the age of 18 and younger. when the industry comes in, we'll see an agrees in young users, not 13, 14-year-olds, but 17, 18, 1920-year-olds. that is where the revenue will come from for the commercial industry. the alcohol industry gets about 80% of its revenue from less than 20% of users, the heavy users and addict. we can't afford to see that. >> is he right. every time a sophomore asks a senior to get him a joint, does argument? >> largely, this is a reefer madsness, the emergence of a big marijuana industry. the argument exists in a vacuum. what we have seen over the past 20 years, as it relates to tobacco is a decrease in the number of users of gianna tobani much we have learnt a lot of lessons from mistake in the alcohol and gianna tobani industry, and largely they will not be repeated in the marijuana indu

d.c. police say this building was under construction on 12th street northeast. no one was hurt when part of it collapsed last night. weather was likely the reason for that collapse. right now police are working to confirm whether severe winds and weather led to a building collapse in southeast d.c. it happened early this morning around 3:30. they had to close a lane on good hope road by martin luther king, junior avenue southeast. the building was abandoned so no one was hurt there. >>> we are following a developing story out of denmark. the gunmen behind two shootings in copenhagen was killed by police. the shootings were outside a synagogue and cafe yesterday. two people were killed and five police officers were hurt. the cafe was hosting a controversial swedish artist who had been threatened with death due to his cartoons of the prophet muhammad. police were investigating both as possible acts of terrorism. >>> going to want to take your time on the belt way if you're driving out there this morning, maryland state police say there's a lot of black ice. the inner

workers tens of thousands of them not to come in to work today because of all of the snow in washington d.c. no one noticed. most folks just going about their business, unaware u.s. government itself had ground to a snowy stop. who said government workers today, and they are not doing their business or our,? are all for little more than a few inches of snow, a few inch of snow. who said size matters? here is what does, nonvital government workers told to stay home that mental most all government workers stayed home, and life went on. i am not blame -- that properly shut down schools and noncrucial activitys when mother nature comes calls. but don't you find it remarkable every government worker in washington stays home and no one noticed. government friends tell me yes i have a few they are wonderful. it would be different if they were forced to stay home a week or more, the country would soon stop noticing checks and services that stop coming. i have no doubt, but i doubt that mean would know, they would be inconveniences, these same friends tell me, when it comes to cutting government checks,

there have been no cases reported in maryland virginia or west virginia but 17 states and d.c., now have the measles. >>> right now a summit on violent extremism. the message president obama has already delivered. >>> plus skidding out of control. it is a danger we all face this time of year. black ice and snow-packed roads can make travel pretty dangerous out there. what can you do behind the wheel to avoid the worst outcome. >>> and we have filtered sunshine right now and never has 30 degrees felt so warm. soak it in everybody. another blast of arctic air is on the way. as well as several chances for wintry weather. complete check of that seven-day fore >>> a special look inside the national cathedral and its most recent repair pss. crews fixed everything since damaged by the earthquake a few years ago. next up the exterior of the building and will cost about $2 it$22 million and take as long as a decade to complete. >>> and sending a bill to the governor allowing kids home schooled to play sports and other programs at public school. the bill is named after former nfl quarterback tim t

it's actually an extension of our no-fly program that we started last year, and expanding it to the d.c. no zone was pretty much a no-brainer. >> how easy are these drones to learn to fly? >> well they're easier than older style rc aircraft, the traditional model aircraft but they still do take some practice. >> let's see it fly. >> here we go. now you can see i can control how high it goes, how low it goes, left right, forward, back. it normally will use gps technology to know its position in space, but right now we're indoors so it's going to tend to wander around a little bit. >> but you're controlling all of its movement? >> yes, i am with these sticks right here. so -- >> how long can one of these fly over us? >> our battery -- we promote our battery life for as long as 25 minutes, but in reality, it really depends on how you're flying it what the weather conditions are like. >> all right. we'll bring it down so we can talk a little bit. >> yeah. potential uses are myriad. all kinds of folks are looking at using these, besides just like photographers, we're talking about search and res

. >> have you ever seen it this cold in d.c.? >> no, never. i was born and raised here.ver ever seen it this cold. >> woodruff: no one else had, either. the official low in the nation's capital dropped to six degrees, breaking a record set in 1896 and even icing over the tidal basin around the jefferson memorial. the story was the same up and down the east coast. it was two degrees in new york city's central park, breaking a 1950 mark of seven degrees. trenton, new jersey hit zero surpassing the low of six degrees set in 1936. and in baltimore, the reading was two degrees, erasing the record set in 1979. the arctic air made for spectacular sights: the delaware river in pennsylvania was frozen as far as the eye could see. and, wind chills around philadelphia plunged to minus- 25. >> i have like four to five layers under this. a sweater, a fleece, a hoodie. >> woodruff: but the sub-zero cold also took its toll, in burst water pipes. fire department and public works crews along the jersey shore had a flurry of calls for help. >> our main concern is to get out there, evaluat

"if coming to earth, please avoid washington, d.c. no integritylligent life there."rob johnson sent this request, "if you are coming bring a bottle." seamus cullen in ireland says, it should read, "vittert, we have mojitos, guinness beaches. you can crash at mine if you want to you're very welcome." from the u.s., gmo is not in the party mood. he asks any potential e.t. traveler to stay back, we're really just monkeys that use fire, he says. make sure we don't get loose in the universe. alison stewart from the northeast of england says "the message from earth is obvious -- help!" and conrad warns, "remember what hawking said about aliens coming to earth and comparing it to columbus coming to the americas? it did not end well for the natives." >> well let's go back to you shelia, off the back of that. first of all, is there anybody out there? i know we don't have a definitive answer, but i know you must have a view. >> i have an opinion, yes. i do believe that there are aliens in our solar system if not in outer space. but i'm not sure that they're intelligent. i thin

d.c. just no match for mother nature. we'll get to more of that damage in just a minute but we're starting tonight in the weather center with amelia because of the dangerous weather conditions. just how bad will it get? >> from right now to mid-morning hours tomorrow that's when the winds are the strongest and the temperatures are going to be dangerously cold. you want to avoid being outdoors so some safety tips for you tonight and throughout the day tomorrow. because of the string windsong winds, we have reports of power outages, you want to sleep away from trees. if you sleep upstairs in a bedroom with a tree outside of the window consider sleeping down stairs tonight. parking on a street with a lot of trees, try to park jomsomewhere else. avoid being outside tonight or tomorrow morning. factoring in the winds. if you have to travel make sure you travel with a full tank of gas and of course have your phone with a full charge. everybody right now under a high wind warning. this is run until 2:00 p.m. tomorrow for damagin

would we send him to a court in new york city or in washington d.c.? no we should send him to guantanamo bay. and interrogate him and get live intelligence value that are designed to save american lives. we shouldn't be embarrassed by that facility. we should be using it to keep america safe. >> senator, thank you for joining us. and there is news tonight that jordan is stepping up its fight against isis. jordan deploying ground troops to the iraq border. will president obama be sending ground troops or not. senator john mccain telling neil ciewftd while the thoughts on boots on the ground may be scary, the alternative would be worse. >> i would make sure that we had sufficient american troops on the ground to train -- >> -- that scares americans when they hear that. >> it may scare americans. but it's going to scare them one heck of a lot more or should when the director of british intelligence gives a speech that says there is a direct threat to the united states of america lt. colonel oliver north joins us. good evening, sir. there is news that jordan

d.c. can spend no money to implement the law. and the sponsor of that measure, maryland congressman andy harris said in a statement today "congress took clear action to stop enactment of legalization of marijuana in d.c. "the council chairman insists there's no violation. >> people need to realize it's not a cost involved in this. it's not an operational program here. >> it may ultimately be decided by the courts. in the meantime it is popular in d.c. >> i think it was voted for and we should go ahead. >> would you use more if it's legal? >> i smoke it but i don't drink. >> mayor bowser says she has directed the chief of police and the director of the health department to form a task force to monitor the implementation of legal marijuana in d.c. reporting live from northwest washington, sam ford abc 7 news. >> thank you sam. legislation allowing lawmakers to regulate marijuana like alcohol is advancing in maryland maryland's house of delegates. today, the house judiciary committee held a public hearing on the issue and it's not cl

frentes, los tribunales y posiblemente podrÍa extenderse hasta el congreso, desde washington d.c claudia nosra reanudarlas el ejecutiva de migraciÓn el presidente barack obama promotor de la demanda en contra de las medidas migratorias y el gobernador de texas dijo hoy que el presidente violÓ la ley con su acciÓn ejecutiva. asegurÓ no tener dudas de que la demanda llegarÁ hasta la corte suprema. el fallo del juez federal andrew que suspendiÓ las acciones ejecutivas conocidas como dapa si la extensiÓn del daca generado una batalla en las cortes, el gobierno apelarÁ la decisiÓn maÑana. >> si la decisiÓn de la corte del circuito es de no cambiar nada, por supuesto esto llevarÍa ocho meses a un aÑo en la corte suprema. >> el departamento de justicia no es el Único con planes de detener la suspensiÓn de la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente, en la pÁgina web webelongtogether.org una organizaciÓn reÚne firmas para detener el fallo. >> estamos exigiendo que retiren la demanda. >> el congreso continÚa la batalla en torno a migraciÓn, el martes los legisladores regresan a la capital y aÚn no se a aproba

d.c. the department of human services activated the hypothermia hotline to make sure no one is stranded in the cold. >>> overnight d.c. said it deployed its full snow team yesterday afternoon. we sent crews out to watch the worst of it as it came in. take a loochblth you can see squalls smothering roadways and cars right here, just slowing down in the weather. we talked to several people who were outside. not everyone was ready for this. >> were you prepared? >> no. >> and why not? >> i didn't believe it when the sun came out this afternoon. >> you didn't think it was going to be so bad? >> no. i thought it was another overreaction. >> the sun can be deceiving sometimes. we want to see your pictures, of course, on the storm like this one sent of a bus in a ditch in rockville. sent pictures to ic@nbcwashington.com or reach out on the nbc washington twitter and facebook pages. >> all amtrak down easter service between boston and brunswick, maine, is canceled today. that means you won't be able to take a train from d.c.'s union station to boston's north station. service between washington and

d.c. proved no obstacle for this kite boarder near the washington moanument. here in bryant park, the iconic fountain has been turned into a sort of ice sculpture, which is pretty here, but, unfortunately for areas experiencing flooding, forecasters say freezing temperatures are coming monday, and, jim that could turn much of that flooding and rain into icy conditions making driving very treacherous. >> axelrod: anna werner in a frozen manhattan anna, thank you. let's bring in lauren casey from wcco, our cbs station in the twin cities. lauren a very serious situation in tennessee and the south. you can tell us where this storm is headed? >> yeah, it's moving east and it's a very dynamic system bringing wide-ranging weather from thunderstorms to freezing rain to heavy snow. now, stormy weather will impact parts of the south tonight where even a few severe thunderstorms are possible. that icing threat will continue in the midsouth where in parts of tennessee and kentucky, heavy ice has already brought down trees and is causing widespread power outages. in the mi

d.c. there was no airport there, i know but 8 in d.c. in '96. 2 below in dulles. temperatures now 7 in gaithersburg 9 in manassas 9 in windchester, 10 in the leesburg area. the cold is here and so is the snow. it did put down a coating to a half inch in some areas. now right down towards waldorf, waldorf seeing that little snow burst as it makes its way in through here. charles county brandywine this will go right it wases you folks right towards prince frederick. in 20 minutes you'll see that snow coming down. wind chills 3 below in d.c. 13 below in hagerstown. 2 over towards cullpepper. that's why we have that wind chill advisory possibly overnight. in the d.c. area 10 below is as low as we'll go. that's low enough for early tomorrow morning. here it is. by early tomorrow 7:00 a.m. 11 below possibly. 18 in gaithersburg 10 in culpepper. even during the afternoon, we're still at 2 below in gaithersburg and 2 in d.c. an extremely cold friday. it could be definitely not only the coldest day we've seen this winter but maybe the coldest day we've seen in years. now hi

d.c. could spend no money implementing marijuana laws saying she's on firm legal ground while two republican chairmen with d.c. oversight, jason chavis of utah and mark meadows of north carolina sent bows are a letter. "if you decide to move forward tomorrow with the legislation of marijuana in the district you'll be doing so in knowing and willful violation of the law" suggesting she could go to jail. >> i have a lot of things to do here in the district of columbia. me being in jail wouldn't be a good thing. >> the city law would allow at most, two ounces used on private space by 21-year-olds or older. it can't legally be bought or sold. proponents love what bowser has done. >> you'll be able to use marijuana in your house and not feel like a criminal. >> but others -- >> off the chain! you know it's going to be off the chain! >> as for the mayor's defiant stand -- >> this is -- it's dead! >> referring to chavis bowser called it bullying. >> bullying the district of columbia is not what his constituents expect nor do ours. >> of course the constitution says that congress has ultimate author

. >>> still no answers after an investigation into water in d.c.'s shaw neighborhood that smell like petroleum. the foul smell led officials to issue a do not drink the water order for several days. >>> the man accused of gunning down u.s. navy sniper chris kyle and another man has been faking schizophrenia according to a psychologist who testified in court today. the doctor claims eddie ray routh knew what he was doing and he knew it was wrong but did it anyway. >>> washington d.c. is no. 1 on a list of steps with the highest rate of overdue car loans. part of the reason, as we explained yesterday, is an increase in subprime auto loans. >>> tech companies want to save you the hassle of making a trip to the grocery store. it's part of a new wave of delivery services that promises to instant gratification and as danielle nottingham explain from san francisco, all you need is a smart tomorrow. >> reporter: shea england does it all. >> so i shop. i dr.. i bag the groceries. -- i deliver. i bag groceries. >> reporter: she's on 4,000 personal shoppers fo

d.c. police. >>> tonight no prison cell for maureen mcdonnell, the former first lady of virginia remaining free while she appeals the sentence a judge handed down today. mcdonnell got 1 year and a day for her corruption conviction. that extra day allows her to reduce her time by 54 days for good behavior. at her sentencing mcdonnell is held -- shed tears and offered an apology and said she had no one but herself to blame. our peggy fox spoke to former governor bob mcdonnell. >> reporter: the statement your wife made up there, did it touch you? >> very much. she's a very good person. i think it was a very heartfelt statement. >> bob mcdonnell is also free while he appeals his conviction. he was sentenced to two years in prison. the mcdonnells were found guilty of using the governor's mansion to promote a businessman's dietary supplement for loans and luxury gifts. >>> 85-year-old adelaa antigua was struck and killed after she apparently fell last night in centreville in an intersection. snow along the shoulder may have made it difficult for her to finish crossing the road and the driver may

you grab your friends and have a snowball fight at a park in washington, d.c., this is no impromptu snowball fight, it was organized by the d.c. snowball fight organization and there were rumors that captain america joined in on the fun. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team are standing by with these stories next at 6:00. residents at the jersey shore were digging out after points to the south took the brunt of the overnight storm. >>> and that building in ice, after firefighters put out the blaze yesterday. >>> and we learn more about the siblings killed by a suspected drunk driver over the weekend. now for ali gorman, melissa magee and the entire "action news" team team, i'm rick williams have a good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and former pennsylvania treasurer, rob mccord appears in court on attempted extortion charges and a house fire in delaware spreads to a neighboring home. but the big story on "action news" is sizing up the storm. without question it

sense at the top down approach to testing of the curriculum, it makes no sense to leave folks in d.c. no better than parents and teachers and local leaders. when people were opposed to common core to dismiss opponents as conservative right wing critics and you saw more teachers criticized common core and is a third group the parents. it is not a common core debate, the more people are exposed to how the math is talked about in common core the idea for the first time the federal government will make curriculum decisions made at the local level, and demanding that it be taken out of the classrooms. and a stop violating the tenth amendment and other federal laws to force common core and local schools and local parents and to me it is not just about repealing common core and the next direction, against the next version of federal takeover of curriculum and content. eyewall for high standards. many people that try to advocate common core argue if you are against common core you must be against standards. i think that is ridiculous. you can be for high standards parent choice, less government

roll open under ---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington d.c...1;36 ---pkg--- el hijo de jamiel shaw fue asesinado por un inmigrante indocumentado hace ms de seis aÑos en los ngeles cuando el joven tena apenas 17 aÑos. s/ jamiel shawn, padre de víctima (nat up) el que mat a mi hijo no estara en este pas si sus padres ilegales no hubieran cruzado la frontera dijo shawn.. quien testific esta maÑana en una audiencia en el congreso donde se hablaba de las polticas de deportacin del gobierno. all algunos republicanos acusaron al departamento de seguridad nacional de tragedias que sucedieron dijeron, porque el gobierno no deport a esas personas. pero algunos demcratas dicen que no se puede generalizar. s/ cong. luis gutierrez (d-il) "hay inmigrantes criminales. si existen. el problema es que la inmensa mayoría no lo son. y cuando tu propones y te quejas de los malos inmigrantes pero a la misma vez quieres deportar a los buenos inmigrantes eres un hipócrita". poltica aparte, dice este activista lo cierto es que los inmigrantes indocumentados deben concie

d.c. fire. there currently no systematic issue with the radio system used by d.c.'s first responders.io technn consta contact with juris as they report any ex of routine testing. we're acting quickly to resolve issu that are found. the fire chief also testified that t. fire inside metro tunns whi also lacking befo the incident has been accele in 2 1/2 months every member of the respo community will be trai graves news 4. >>> the consideri doubling the pe past a stopped school bus. th talk about the proposed w law tomorrow. it would maximum penay to $500. right now it's $250. a recent report revealed thous of people drove past stopd sch buses on one day last year. >>> tonight, the prince william coun of supervisors in virg and the school board there are at odds. they can't agree on a budget. major cuts are proposed. and our northern virginia culver met today in woodbridge with some of those most affected. that of course the kids. >> their little feet scamper in. this is mrs. gray son's kind class taking in a litt bit of history. under the most extreme of budg cuts this full-day kind cl

however, unlike in colorado and washington, in alaska and d.c., there are no pot stores. there is no place where you can buy it. if you're 21 or over, it is legal to possess a certain amount of pot. it is also legal to smoke pot as long as you don't do it in public. but how are you supposed to get this pot that you can legally possess and legally smoke. you're not allowed to buy it and no one is legally allowed to sell it. and so get to know a gardener. both is technically legal in alaska and d.c., but the only way you're legally allowed to get it is to grow it yourself, or for someone that has grown it themselves to freely give it to you in exchange for nothing. not only can they not sell it to you, they can't trade you for it either. the alaska dispatch news did this handy q and a asking very basic questions. what is still illegal as of february 24th when it comes to pot? among other things, you cannot sell pot. are you sure? can't i sell pot? no, you cannot. you can give away up to one ounce of marijuana in alaska, but only, quote, without remuneration. you cannot be p

d.c. who posted a series of alarming photos from inside that smoky train car january 12th. one footnote -- the subcommittee investigating metro tomorrow has no d.c. area members of congress on that panel. congressional staffers tell me the committee is likely to let some at least one local member of congress join the hearing anyhow. so they too, can question the executives. doreen? >> thank you, scott mcfarlane. >>> a developing story in ukraine tonight where a cease-fire deal has been reached after 16 hours of negotiation. but there are many doubts that the agreement with russia will hold. the deal calls for a cease-fire beginning on sunday with heavy weapons pulled out of eastern ukraine within two weeks. tonight, though there is still disagreement over the status of a key town under rebel siege and whether rebel groups will be given autonomy. >>> the senate today voted to confirm ashton carter as the new secretary of defense. the vote was overwhelming. 93-5. carter's first pressing priority will be to win support for the plan to expand the fight against isis. president obama's request for war powers is meeting resistance from both republi

no comments. the indianapolis colts say they are aware of this, they're going to make us aware when they learn more fact. >>> new video into a d.c. council member's parking habits. our cameras caught jack evans repeatedly parking in no parking zones. >> russ ptacek was back tonight and you will never guess what he found. >> reporter: so where would the council member park on the first night after our story aired? we came here tonight to see. this is his car, and i want you to see the sign that he is parked in front of. he got here just before 5:00 this evening. you will see this sign restricts parking here until 6:00 p.m. so he parked here about an hour before that restriction is lifted. we also want to show you video that we haven't shown until today. during our operation but didn't include in the six times that we caught him in no parking zones in georgetown. this is video where he has parked in the traffic lanes on p street. he has his blinkers on. you will see a no parking sign on the right side of the street, and you will see a car actually has to go into the opposite lane to pass him. we didn't include in that our tally. i

no lamas here in d.c. do we know of any? >> no. >> but we also don't have to worry about snow. at the zoo of course but we don't have to worry about snow. it's reasonably cold. >> i don't think they have lamas at the zoo. >> jack hannah says they're really kind of mean and spit. who would take that to a senior citizen? >> let's hear it for friday. >> snow, cold, school delays, school closings, none of that to worry b. your kids get to go to school so moms won't be crazy and dads stay home, too. larry, good morning. happy friday. >> let's look ahead to the weekend and make it a good one. >> it's going to be a 50-50 weekend. which is the better day? >> i would say it depends if you want temperatures or sunshine. sunday will be warmer but saturday will be sunnier but still on the cold side. whatever one makes you happy. dom letter 9,000 -- doppler 9000 -- we don't want to debate that one like we're debating the dress, which one will make your day better. we are going to see a couple of flurries. not a big deal at all n. will get out of here pretty fast. behind this another shot of

there are no reports of injuries. >>> d.c. police think the suspect from last night's police involved shooting likely took his own life. it was after 11:30 when an armed man robbed someone on riggs place. police think that man robbed another person on swan street near the u street corridor. police tried to stop him, but the suspect ran, then shot at police forcing a shootout. they found that suspect a few blocks away on carroll line street dead from a gunshot wound. witnesses told them the man shot himself. the area was blocked off until this morning. >> i'm just shocked about the whole incident as a whole. so that's shocking and i'm just glad that nobody else was injured or killed. >> police have not released the name of the suspect and say there is a strong possibility this is linked to other recent robberies in the area. >>> more crumbling concrete discovered today at at least 28 structurally deficient bridges in maryland and they are getting an urgent inspection ordered this week. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in arbutus, m

and, bill, one thing that no one in washington, d.c. oing, and no one is calling on this nation to pray. we need god's help. this is a huge crisis. this isn't something small. this is huge. and you look at the entire middle east how it's been destabled since the gulf war. the christians are the ones that have suffered in iraq. several million population now it's down to a few hundred thousands that have fled. the few christians that are not able to run, are being persecuted. their churches are being burned. they are being persecuted as you know being beheaded. one of the safe places is northern iraq in the kurdish areas. i spoke to president last year and i thanked him for allowing the christians and these christian villages to come into his area and he said they were welcome. he said but we as kurds have been persecuted and we know what it is. and so they have opened up their doors to christians i'm going to give you the last word, your father, billy graham had the ear of the presidents. do you have the ear of president obama. can you g

d.c. can spend no money to implement the law. and the sponsor of that measure, maryland congressman andy harris said in a statement today "congress took clear action to stop enactmen

get much better, temperatures in the 30s, 35 in rockville for the high, 36 in d.c., 37 toward dale city and woodbridge, no winds. we'll come back. i've done some research, who has had the most snow on record in five days, boston or d.c.? let you know. >> if you're a flyer, frequent or otherwise, you probably have seen some air rage out there. these folks are the ones who just seem to lose it. tonight we'll look at some of the most serious cases, what causes them, what happens to the people who do it and how the safety of your next flight just might be in jeopardy tonight make us stronger. when a girl connects with a science mentor... her confidence grows. when schools connect with technology... a 5th grader's world opens up. and when a worker connects to online degrees... his opportunities multiply. the at&t aspire initiative. helping students and communities across america. >>> if you are just getting home, here's a quick check of our headlines. president obama revealed his 2016 budget today. the $4 trillion plan arrived on capitol hill on pallets, the president proposing more tax relief for the middle c

d.c. public schools internet system. >> but until yesterday, no one knew that system was available for everyone with internet access. >> and this is scary when you're talking about personal information. delia goncalves is live outside d.c. public school headquarters with more. how long was this out there, delia? >> reporter: that is the scarier part, mike. this was going on for more than four years. and dcps only learned about it because of one reporter with buzz feed news. who knows how long this would have been going on had he not found the breach, called dcps and then school leaders later admitted, yes, this internal website somehow was made public since it was created back in 2010. we can tell you dcps immediately locked that site and issued a statement apologizing to everyone saying, quote, we apologize to d.c. students and their families for the situation, and we'll be reaching out to families to explain what happened. families can call our helpline at 202-442-5451 if they have further questions and no doubt there are plenty of questions. but one question we can at least answer for you ri

no one was hurt. >>> already today there are dozens of flight cancellations and delays being blamed on the bad weather. the majority of the problems are at airports in boston, new york, and washington d.c. there are no significant delays across the bay area airport. >>> at least 7 people were hurt after their plane hit major turbulence on a valentines play flight from new jersey to hawaii. the plan did land safely and when it did, four flight attendants and others needed treatment. parts of hawaii were under a high wind advisory creating trouble not just in the air but also on the ground. >>> in honolulu, strong winds ripped the roofs off almost 70 homes. no one was hurt, but many say they've never seen damage like this before. the high winds also toppled trees as well. thousands also lost power on maui and the big island, most of the power has now been restored. >>> an unwanted valentines day surprised cause problems from la to portland. the flight delayed after a passenger reported being stung by a scorpion. >> what? >> a scorpion. well the woman was treated by medics at the airport, refused any medical treatment, the airline says the flight originated from mexico, the oregon state u

d.c. metro area wasted no time emptying store shelves of the essentials. >> the crowd was crowded.he line was probably from here to -- whew -- to that second pole over there waiting in line to pay for it. >> reporter: air force one landed as the snow started falling monday night at joint base andrews. it brought the president back to a wintry scene after a warm weekend in california. in the northeast, bitterly cold temperatures with double-digit subzero windchills have taken hold. the cold is expected to extend as far south as northern florida by thursday. two deaths are being blamed on icy roads in tennessee and kansas. also about 35,000 people are said to be without power in arkansas, kentucky and tennessee. flight cancellations are piling up. alison, anyone in the south who's been looking up at boston and elsewhere in new england thinking they were going to squeak by without any suffering, sadly mistaken. >> dangerous cold. susan mcginnis in washington, stay warm, susan. thank you. >>> an example of the extreme cold, it hit three degrees in new york city, cold enough to freeze p

d.c. there are no major delays reported at bay area airport. >>> and a flight landed safely, and four flight attendants and a girl needed treatment. parts of hawaii were under a high wind advisory creating problems but not just in the air but also on the ground. in honolulu, strong winds ripped the roof off of 70 homes, many say they have never seen damage like this before, the lie winds also took down trees, thousands of people lost power. >>> an unwanted valentines day surprise. the flight delayed after a passenger reported being stung by a stopon. they refused additional medical treatment, alaska airlines says the flight originated from mexico, the oregon state university men's basketball team was on that flight. that picture was taken by one member of the team, saying the scorpion hitched a ride in the carry on bag of a passenger who had just been to mexico. >> scorpions on a plane? >> i think he was trying to get in lax, be in movies. >>> hey when you're the traffic authority do you get the holiday off? >> no, i'm here. >> not much going on, which is good. bart on a saturday schedule, a

no longer in effect. the plow had plenty of room on d.c. streets as federal and city and county governments were closed today. the same for the public and private schools, but restaurants and shops and private offices were also kind of quiet today and by midday d.c. mayor muriel bowser appeared confident, yet cautious that the team had done well in getting the snow and ice off the streets. >> there has been a sweep throughout the city and he expects by 9 p.m. today that every street would have been covered. so let me be clear that the snow team has been on residential streets, not all of them, but the expectation is all of them have been hit by 9 p.m. tonight. >> d.c. homeowners are responsible for clearing the snow from the sidewalks in front of their homes and our crews say sidewalks throughout the district cosnow or ice often force people out into the streets. >>> that overnight storm stranded hundreds of passengers at the regional airports around here. out at reagan national airport, for example, dozens of folks spent the night on the c

d.c. on fourth and oglethorpe. no one ever see her leave and she was supposed to spend valentine's day with her mother. >> six years still waiting, police are working as hard as they can. it's a hard case to crack, but we're getting there. we're getting close. you know? i know every year we're getting closer and closer and hoping we will continue to do it but they're working hard. >> reporter: surveillance camera recorded video of butler's boyfriend going into the house and leaving right around the time she disappeared. but he's never been charged with any crime. >>> tonight, one family has to find somewhere to live after a fire destroyed their home in manassas manassas. it started in a garage on nagel street engulfed that home then spread to a neighbor's house. authorities had to condemn the house where it started and the red cross is helping the family of four. the neighbors were a bit more fortunate. their home only had exterior damage. >>> another food truck is disappeared in alexandria and police hoare news 4 vie

no issues. wide look at things inner loop and outer loop rolling nicely. a little bit of yellow d.c. 295 as you're passing 50. taking a look at 66 66 into and out of up to, notown no issues. a little slow north bound near dale city. moving back up to the north, northbound 95 looking quite good. southbound too, bw parkway in and out of town, no major issues. travel times coming in ten minutes. >>> 6:03. potentially dangerous conditions on roads and walkways in our area. not only are we seeing refreezing but not everything is shoveled. that could be a problem. richard jordan is bouncing around from neighborhood to neighborhood checking on conditions for you. he's live now. >> everything we may have spotted the trickiest spot in the entire district. these stairs are so slippery, they are completely covered in snow and ice. as you walk down them you realize just how small the steps are. tricky to and a halfnavigate. and then the sidewalk covered with snow and ice. but l people running on this. and doing it pretty well. down the block, there is a metrobus stop there. so that could be an

ed within its authority. 7 is on your side investigating complaints of rats and no hot water in one of d.c.'s hottest real estate markets. some properties are supported by your tax dollars. kimberly suiters is live with what she has found. >> this call came directly to my desk. a former commissioner who lives here wants you, the taxpayer, to know that in her words, you are subsidizing a slum. >> you can see right here where mice have eaten. >> the 71-year-old tries to beautify her one-bedroom apartment. >> mice run from apartment to apartment. >> she is not willing to share her space with them. >>she set more than a dozen traps. none big enough for a recent rat in her bedroom. a recent inspection found a violations, including an infestation of bugs or vermin, holes in the ceiling and floor defective radiant, broken exhaust fan, and no hot water. >> it is infuriating because it is taxpayers money. >> her rent is $320 a month five times below the market rate. the rest is subsidized by h.u. d., by way of the american taxpayer. the renovation, a $43 million venture with public funds. the seven

d.c. . at this point, no word on a possible motive or suspect in this shooting. >>> desperate passengers fight to escape the train crash. new video of the chaotic aftermath and a report from westchester straight ahead. >>> d.c. is way behind on the first streetcar running. why the entire system is being rethought now. >>> a mother is told she can't breast-feed at a local wreck center. the director is responding to this controversy. >>> temperatures in the 50s today, but look what's coming our way. it's snow and bitter cold. i'll update you on how cold technology has improved our lives, in small ways. in big ways. but what about this? couldn't this be better too? at redfin we asked ourselves the same question. which led us to create new ways to take you inside a home or instantly schedule a tour. but we paired that with our own agents who aren't paid on commission but on your happiness. and that's what makes it all work the world has changed and now real estate has too. >>> thousands of people lined up today to pay condolences to the family of the jordanen fighter pilot one day after isis relea

no accidents. any earlier construction is all but wrapped up. we are now getting ready to get into the thick of things in terms of rush hour. for those of you in d.c., you'll have no issues there this morning. south capitol street at suitland parkway, free and clear. back to you. >> thank you, larry. >>> 6:12 up for. today marks the 70th anniversary of the start of the battle of iwo jima. it one one of the bloodiest battles fought in the pacific during world war ii. this afternoon there will be memorials across the area commemorating the day. at 2:00 p.m. there will be a wreath laying at the memorial in arlington and also a wreath laying at the world war ii memorial downtown. that is at noon. >>> the national cathedral is finished with phase one its earthquake repairs. they gave us an inside look at renovations yesterday. after climbing up ladders and catwalks 95 feet in the air, take a look. you can see where the earthquake did the most damage. >> there is movement that happens so the movement we know follows the path of this joint you see all through here. >> it took $10 million to replace the mortar and flying buttresses but the cathedral says

d.c. still snowing at a decent clip here but no blue. start to see the heaviest bands, there it is over toward prince frederick south of mechanicsville back across the river. this turns to move to the northeast. snow for probably at three to four hours before the storm pulls out. a better afternoon. highs in the low to mid-30s. if you can delay your traveling this morning, you'll be in much better shape. here's larry miller with more on how bad things are right now. >> it's a pretty interesting drive. we have accidents here, there, but not any major delays which is certainly good news when you think about all these drivers that are going to start to get really into the height of rush hour. if you're making the drive from dale city to lorton, veil noishes. the northbound side of 95 free and clear of any incidents. southbound side free and clear as well. for those of you traveling on metro this morning, i want -- you want to be mindful we're tracking a few delays. the delays on the blue and yellow line, looks like service has just returned

no regulation. that is where d.c. could be head with its new marijuana law. legalization is set to begin on march 1st. we'll report what's standing in the way. >>> and powerball jackpot still up for grabs. close to half a billion dollars now. new tonight, why tens of thousands of people in our area shouldn't throw away those old . >>> somebody robbed a bank in manassas today. and the disguise was so good police aren't sure if it was a man or a woman. that's a picture of the suspect. he or she wore a black hoodie and a colorful scarf. police say the ronner walked in the bank of america and told the teller he or she had a knife. they got away with some cash. nobody was injured. >>> a virginia lawmaker who is serving jail time following a sex scandal involving a teenager has pleaded not guilty to four new felony charges. delegate joe morrissey's trial on perjury and forgery charges is set to begin april 28th. he pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor after being accused of having sex with a 17-year-old employee of his law office. he's spend

no deal. memos we reviewed from fema based in d.c. show as many as 3,600 employees there could be furloughed. the agency reveals it would not be able to process declarations of emergency or disaster in the meantime. congressional records we obtained show more than 1,000 o work for those ious and wait until the impasse ends to get their back pay. 600 tsa workers at bwi and 300 coast guard employees included. and estimates from virginia. about 10,000 federal employees would go to work without their . >> this is treating them like a commodity that sometimes you need and sometimes you don't. and it's just a bad way, i think, for the federal government to really set an example for how employer should operate. >> all of the governors including me are hopeful that one way or another between now and the deadline on friday the house, the senate, and the pres reach some sort of an accord. >> whether local furloughs constitute a crisis or emergency is also a political issue. there is near consensus many of these employee who is stay on the job a