it looks like that will happen but with our area dc maryland and dc being an area where you have a huge gap in income and equality it appears that the fight over the issue is going to have a lot of repercussions for time to come. live here on capital hill. >> chris, thank you. >>> the woman wearing the red dress there was the first lady gust tonight and one was not happy about it. steve king created a stir on twitter and calling her a deportable. she benefitted from the president's order that allowed undocumented immigrants to stay in the country legally. >>> check out the nbc washington app for more state of the union coverage. we have a photo gallery and an earlier check on the state of the union. >>> just in the secrete service is responding to reports of the shooting near biden's home. the washington post was first to report and nbc news has confirmed the cameras did not capture any images of the gunman. the post says that they were not i am ed at the road where the neighbors heard the cars speed away and that the security system has a long history of problems. the the secret servic

upper 20s downtown dc. if you have an early service event or you have a community event that you're doing on martin luther king day, you'll want to bundle up. tomorrow's weather is not an indication of what it's going to feel like first thing monday morning. tonight, we'll see the increase in cloud rain is possible very late tonight. we're talking 4:00 in the morning really for the earliest that we would see any of those rain showers. 28 to 35 overnight tonight. winds out of the south at 10 miles per hour. then sunday morning, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. some rain, a few more showers, especially as you head further east, where the heavier and steadier rainfall is going to be. winds out of the south at 5 to 10. then in the afternoon, a few wet snowflakes are possible. really what you should interpret this to show is a few areas of banding showers. we're not going to see a lot of rain in the afternoon, but we will see enough that it's not going to be the best afternoon to be outside. high temperatures, 4

. >>> dc snow team have been treating roads to reduce the chance of freezing and we will be up early tomorrow as well. wusa 9 news starts at 4 a.m. with the latest traffic and weather conditions. you can monitor all of this on our mobile app. it is free from the apple itunes and google play stores. >>> full service has been restored on metro's yellow line more than 24 hours following the tragedy at the l'enfant plaza metro. the train where one woman died and dozens were overcome by smoke. the train is held out of service as part of the ongoing investigation. all metro hines had been adjusted due to the incident are now back to normal and metro expects to resume regular service on all lines tomorrow morning. >>> today we also learned more about the woman who died in that smoke filled metro car. 61-year-old carol glover lived in alexandria. >> she was a government contractor and she spent most of her life right mere in the dc area. we talked to those who knew her well. >> reporter: we learned a lot about carol glover but it's what happened in the tunnel and why folks were forced to sta

only 41 for the high temperature in dc. so that milder air is on the approach and what that means for overnight temperatures is that they won't drop. instead, overnight temperatures will hold steady or even rise in some spots. 35 to 45 degrees with more showers and drizzly spots s we'll track the approaching showers and look at an arctic blast for the work week, coming up in the first alert seven- day. back to you. >>> for the second weekend in a row, dc police responded to yet another saturday night stabbing, closed to the white house, coming on the heel of mcfadden's violent attack last weekend. stephanie ramirez reports there is at least one arrest tonight. >> reporter: members of the metropolitan police department's forensics team took a redskins jacket into evidence, the scene outside the 1900 block of pennsylvania avenue early saturday, surrounded by cops after police say a suspect stabbed someone inside the zanzibar nightclub, making this the second attack in a row to happen inside a bar or nightclub on a saturday al

the snow is flying in dc and points nearby. as much as 6 inches but the snow will be measured in feet in new york and new england. thank you for joining us for the news at noon, i'm mike haiduk. we are under a yellow alert. awd >>> howard take it away. >> reporter: that's right mike. we are still dealing with snow. more sporadic here this morning as we've seen snow earlier. that is starting to lose its identity. off the carolina coast, new low pressure is forming and this guy, that one's going to turn out to be the monster that clobber the northeast. you still see bands of snow and rain mixed across the region. most of the road surfaces have been on the wet side. this is not heavy, by meat meteorological terms but it is steady, light out there. you see it in the metro, howard, montgomery, fairfax and lowdon counties, most from a trace to an inch of snow. i want to take you to winchester. it was snowing decently down there earlier. greg geiss was out and he was telling me the main roads were fine, anywhere from 1 to 2 inches of

it will be heavy at times. 37 degrees in dc. areas east of the shanendoah valley near the blue ridge and frederick, the pink colors indicating the possibility of freezing rain. give yourself an extra couple of minutes and sometimes it just looks slick and cab a nice, thin layer of ice. the rain will continue and we are going to see heavier rain through lunch time we are not going to see the rain carry on. showers taper off until dinner time we are going to see slick spots throughout the rest of the day. temperatures will warm up to 40. definitely be cautious on the roadways. tomorrow will be blustery. more details on that coming up in just a bit. now to beverly with timesaver traffic. >>> out of marlboro headed to andrews, a crash that is just before the exit. only one lane of traffic was squeezing by along the right side inbound along route 4. beltway, oxen hill, alexandria, beltway into silver spring. seeing a little more volume there, but it is not bum per to bumper by any means. eastbound lanes of 66 more volume in toward ma

downloads, bands like ac/dc, led zeppelin, the beatles. >> ac/dc. where is ac/dc on spotify? only got onto itunes a few years ago. ac/dc is pretty conservative when it comes to digital. the sort of artist made their money when life was really simple. you sold little, shiny discs, and people came to your concert, and that was it. nowadays, it is far more complex. you look at the way a taylor swift makes their money, the way these guys have made their careers, they have to be thinking about 6, 7 eight main sources of income simultaneously, so without trying to be critical of those old guys, change is difficult, and technology can look really unnerving, particularly when you're jumping into the unknown, which is what is happening with streaming. i think ultimately, give it a few years. more and more of these artists will learn that streaming is where the future is. whether it is the future they want or not is another matter. they cannot be resisting too long. otherwise, people go for illegal alternatives. i think it is teething problems. >> yes, i just wonder if we will see some

on sunday morning dc's new mayor appeared on the national broadcast meet the press. bringing along with her two other top dc leaders, chief of police kathyly near and the school chancellor. the show's moderator chuck todd told viewers that his wife worked as a paid advisor for muriel. >> pleased to be joined by the three powerful women who run the nation's capital. >> we met with them and also what has rocked the nation and the city over the past two holiday weekend, violence. chief had no comment saying she was late to another engagement, but mayor bowser discussed the recent deaths of the new york city police officers and along with recent tension of police and race. >> i think in washington we're unlike a lot of places where trust has actually grown between the community and the police. it's been long fought with great leaders like kathy and great officers on our department. so we don't see those tension points in our neighborhoods. >> reporter: what is important is for officials to continue feeding those relationships between the community and police. especially

high temperature only 30 downtown dc today. only 28. we are down to 20 which is the low so far today. dew points are now below zero. winds northwest at 21. that gives us a windchill of about 5. now it is kind of a double edged sword. if you took away the winds, we wouldn't have a windchill. windchill advisory covers the entire area. so dress the kids for windchills 0 to 15 below. bus stop temperatures themselves only 5 to 16. and also, i want to reiterate. be careful walking to get the paper. it has not melted much. it may appear wet but it is ice. we get lots of reports of falls, especially among the elderly. a few flurries possible late tomorrow. tomorrow night and into early on friday morning. another little surge of arctic air rolls in. future cast, 16 at 10:00. you want to walk the dog. generally in the teens by 10:00, 11:00 tonight. by early in the morning we are looking at single digits. these are not windchills, these are real temperatures. these may be a little bit high actually. 8 in winchester and 6 in cumberland. by mid-morn

now here is the dc man exhausted for all traditional options, giving it a try. and the response has been amazing. since we first posted this story that it has received hundreds of what people are trying to help this man find their father as they would leave comments wishing them well, saying good luck that i would share this in maryland and virginia and we're going to continue to tell this man's story and hope for a happy ending. >> we have seen these stories before where they have looked for a parent or a sibling and they found them through that power of social media that has opinion incredible. >> they will be connecting people from california and here in dc and all across the world and i really hope that will be the case of those stories. >> i do too. even they are using this as tool for some of their own own ingaiting from some of their own work that they're doing. >> thank you for bringing us back. and the fast food chain called junior made headlines with the racy ads that will be featuring first paris hilton and now kate upton and they have done it again w

which means dc out again. boston will now compete with either rome, hamburg, berlin, germany and possibly a city from france and hungary. >>> metro is named the temporary leader to take over when gm's richard retires next week. he's the current assistant general manager for the bus services as he has been with the transit company since 1998. he'll serve as the interim gm and the ceo while they search finish a permanent leader, which they would hope to have in place over the indication few months -- the next few months. >>> if your kid is of the four- legged variety, the consumer electronics show could make life a bit easier. >>> the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicin

ac/dc, led zeppelin, the beatles. >> where is ac/dc on spotify exactly? gone on to specify a few years ago. they are pretty conservative. these sort of artists who made their money when life is really simple, you sold at little shiny discs and people came to concerts and that was it. nowadays, it is far more complex. when you look at the way someone like taylor's best, the way these guys make their money, make their careers, they have to be thinking about six or seven or eight sources of income simultaneously. without trying to be too critical of those old guys change can be hard. that is exactly what is happening with streaming. event a few years. more and more artists will finally realize streaming is below the future lives. whether they wanted to or not. consumer behavior cannot be ignored, otherwise people will just go to illegal methods. >> i just wonder if we will see of some of those really big holdouts might the a cd see and others. -- ac/dc. this frank sinatra, and at least their camps got pretty big settlements. we will see how it shakes out. th

we talked to the players about the kd in dc movement. >> who would have thought that two years ago the possibility of playing kevin durant in dc that there wasn't any because they were not winning, but now that they are in 2016 that there will be a possibility that he could come back home to play for the wizards. and the wizards, they are planning on trying to stop durant as oklahoma city is in town. but what about him joining the team? >> it is funny, you know, something that you probably wouldn't have thought about two to three years ago of having those guys, thinking about them, even thinking about that in the path as it is funny, but it will be a long haul away of what could be happening. all we could do is focus on this season and what team we have here. it's strange, but i mean he doesn't play for us. who knows what he's going to do in the next couple of years. but i mean, you know, it's kind of weird and it is kind of cool at the same time. i mean imagine that and picture that, but at the same time you never know for sure. >> as people could only dream for now, the reality is lo

that's tonight on >>> a dc man makes a plea for help.he social media that he is trying to find the father he never met. >> he overcame the tough childhood as he wants to share the success with the side of the family that he does not know yet. andrea mccarren is here now with this story. hey andrea. >> it all started with this. lamar carter posted a photo of himself holding a poster that details the search for a long lost father who he believes is sunny tyler. >> it's bigger than just finding a dad. it's finding a family, finding a legacy. it's writing another chapter of my story. >> reporter: lamar carter's story begins in 1986. when he was born to evette marie carter in newark, new jersey. his mother died of aids at the age of 24, when lamar was just two years old. >> from what i heard she was a great person. you know, she fought her share of demons. >> reporter: lamar and their older sister were raised by the grandmother with no shame about his mother's troubled life. as a prostitute, drug user, and small time criminal. and now he long

i want to thank deputy mcfadden for taking responsibility in replacing me of december in washington dc at a board meeting and having visits on the hill and that's where i want to start with my report in terms of things that have been happening since i saw you. you know that congress was able to reach a budget agreement so we are not having a continuing resolution at this point, we actually have the budget in place and that budget although not having all the things that we were certainly advocating for when the board was in dc in early december it had one thing in it that was a very pleasant surprise and that was that for the very first time congress has provided $4 million for the elder justice act initiative and this is something that's been in place for years but has never been funded and there was a lot of concern that if there wasn't funding put into the budget at this point the act itself might go away and have to start all over with that. the president has, in his budget, asked for more money for this, in which wasn't funded to the full amount he asked for, but to have 4 million

dc all the way to new england. thanks for joining us. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm derek mcginty. another burst of snow is expected tonight across our area. that's what could make for a really slippery morning commute. top is here to tell us exactly what to expect. >> temperatures in the 20s in the suburbs already. consequential we've extended our yellow alert and national weather service has issued a winter weather advisory until 10 a.m. on tuesday for just about the entire metro area. doesn't include our friends in culpeper and shenendoa valley. 1 to 2 inches in the immediate metro area between the beltway between now and 7 a.m. tomorrow morning. across the bay and on the western sliver of the bay maybe 2 to 4 inches. a little bit of moisture can wrap around the system. here's the radar. you can see it's beginning to fill in a little bit as the system begins to crank off the virginia beach coast and pushing moisture from the northwest northeast to the southwest and some of the snowfall showers and squalls are actually a little bit on the heavy side. the brighter the white you se

dc police are responsible for all investigations in the waterway. tonight, a police source tells wusa 9 there are no visible signs of trauma to the body. the body is at the dc medical examiner's office tonight, to determine if it's a man or woman and the cause of death. >>> the daughter of singer whitney houston is in an atlanta area hospital tonight, after being found unresponsive in her home today. 21-year-old bobbi kristina brown was found in the bathtub by her husband in their roswell home north of atlanta. police say cpr was started by the husband, nick gordon, and a friend, then continued by emergency responders. roswell police add that bobbi kristina brown was breathing when she was brought to an area hospital. that incident is under investigation. it was just over three years ago the grammy winning singer whitney houston was found submerged in a bathtub in a beverly hills hotel. she later died. bobbi kristina brown is also the daughter of singer bobby brown. >>> tonight, the national highway traffic administration has issued a recall of more

parents in dc maryland and virginia with day care costs run 10 to $20,000 a year. >> we can use that to help them send the children to child care and college. >> that's why i am sending this

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feels like 5 in dc, feels 3 below in hagerstown town. down to the south, it feels like it is only 6 degrees. you have to dress for the windchills over the next 12 to 24 hours. by 10:00 tonight, here is our wind gust tracker. now, this is just a forecast. each number represents miles an hour wind gusts at that time. that snapshot in time. so a lot of areas you will see winds over 30 miles an hour by 10:00 tonight. and then by 6:00 in the morning, notice the contours beginning to lift. winds don't last that long thankfully. in fact, by 11:00 in the morning, all the contours have left. winds could gust anywhere from 15 to 20 miles an hour. but you will still have an impact. morning flurry possible friday. the weekend cold. but sunday looks a little better. the next system arrives monday. we will tell you if it is rain or snow. [ sound of gunfire ] >>> new tonight, french investigators say they know the three men behind this chilling terroristic attack of a satirical newspaper office in paris. two of the suspects are french men. authorities

this little band of snow has been set up in between dc and baltimore the last couple hours. a little bit of snow toward poolesville. temperature-wise this is why we're concerned. it's already 25 in hagerstown. 28 in frederick and 28 in gaithersburg. freezing conditions tonight. add a couple inches of snow tonight it will be slick tonight and also tomorrow morning. >>> once again in montgomery county more on what we're seeing there. >> in the last hour or so it's gone from sprinkling rain to very light snow flurries on and off which is kind of what we're seeing right now. really nothing sticking to the roads at this point yet. really just kind of some wet conditions here on rockville pike behind me. as we drove up 495 north 270 north to rockville really the same story. roads were wet but still not much of a problem as far as snow slush or ice accumulation, any of that. obviously as it continues to come down and as topper mentioned, temperatures will continue to drop. that is all likely to change. road conditions expected to get worse. you want to be careful if you're on them.

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the bay area is up against los angeles and boston and washington dc.land mayor shep made a last call to the olympic committee yesterday boosting their pitch with talk of a new stadium that would be built in oakland to hold rack and field events. a final decision by the international olympic committee is expected in 2017. >> we are a day and a half away from the closing of the golden gate bridge that will install a movable median barrier. the bridge will close for 52 hours this week from midnight on friday until 4:00 a.m. on monday and during the closing crews will be trained to operate the machinery that will move the barrier to acome -- accommodate the commutes and will be re-opened 4:00 a on monday even if the install is done early. they will do the extra time for training. the bay area is intended to help prevent head oncollisions. >> roads leading to the bridge will be closed with highway 101 closed at the marin sausalito exit with in northbound access from sausalito. in san francisco, two closings including doyle drive and marina and the other at

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we are in washington dc, with the latest. susan? >>> good morning eric.e, president obama condemns the attacks as "cowardly evil." the attack in paris on "charlie hebdo" was well landed and deliberately executed by masked gunmen with automatic rifles. the worst terror attack in france in decades leaving 12 dead 11 wounded. this morning, french authorities are on the hunted for suspects. the to men seen in a new poster are brothers in their 30's. the police say they are armed and dangerous. the third and youngest suspect, 18 years old surrendered to police last night. >> the french publication was a target before for lampooning the prophet mohammed. it was fire bombed in 2011 after publishing car continues of the prophet. this time, the gunman am ambushed an editorial meeting and called we people by name. they shouted "allahu akbar!" which is god is great and "we avenge prophet moment." the french president hollande said transwas hold a "national day of mourning," with 150,000 starting vigils for the victims. >> ordinary heroes fighting no the free press.

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. >> new tonight at 5:00, he pleads not guilty in dc court. the son of the late dc mayor was accused of assault, destruction of property. the judge released him on his own. they turned to police this morning as they will have much more on their court appearance coming up at 6:00. >>> new information tonight on a capitol heights murder we first reported yesterday. they now tell us that this was not a random act as they are still looking for the person who killed earl ross. the 24-year-old who was found outside a home on coral gardens court yesterday morning with the gunshot wounds. there is a $25,000 reward for information. >>> new tonight at 5:00, this man is in custody, charged in monday night's shooting. overnight metro transit police arrested brown of southeast as they say he fired at least one shot. two people were hurt, expected to survive held on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. >>> a section of route 7 could reopen tonight after a water main break shut down in both directions. the break was first reported where they could get t

will enforce a zone on washington dc. we'll tell you all about that coming up.lou: a few comments now on something that seemed to me to be missing from the confirmation hearing for loretta lynch today. in her opening statement, lynch talked about her priorities. >> should i be confirmed as attorney general? my highest priorities will continue to be to ensure the safety of all of our citizens, to protect the most vulnerable among us from crime and abuse, and to strengthen the vital relationships between the brave law enforcement officers and the communities they're entrusted to serve. in a world of complex and evolving threats protecting the american people from terrorism must remain the primary mission of today's department of justice. lou: lynch went on to list other priorities. human trafficking child exploitation. cyber security. all appropriate. but in my opinion, she missed a critical priority, if not the major priority. the one goal that has to be accomplished if she or anyone is to achieve those other priorities. she didn't even refer to or even in the va

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i think there is a fear of technology in washington dc. there is a superstructure of government contractors. what i would do is change the way that software is built in the government to be more like what we are doing in york, more like silicon valley. it is notable to me that, i hate to bring up health care talk, but when you look at healthcare.gov, it took a people of silicon valley people to come in and fix it. let us build things the right things of these people do not have to come in and fix it. >> with those encouraging words, let me thank chad. >> next, a discussion with slit towards ceo -- flipboard ceo. this is about 15 minutes. >> we have been told that if there is time at the end, we each have to do 20 push-ups. the bar was set pretty high. he is one of the most successful founders in silicon valley. flipboard launched not long after the ipad. the creation of clipboard was an interesting one. if the web was washed away and you had to rebuild it from scratch, what would you do? that was the thought experiment behind flip board. c

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. >>> not so much snow, but ice led to a whole lot of traffic accidents across the dc area, a car in germantown took out a pole and overturned, two people went to the hospital and in to potomac the driver went to the hospital after he overturned in the road. >>> police officers hammering their own commanders after they ordered the release of an armed robbery suspect who led a chase from district heights to the capital and it was the same night as the president's state of the union address, bruce leshan explains. >> reporter: almost crashed in to the pop up barricade. >> reporter: while the president was inside a the drama outside, capitol ply detained a man who had led cops from prince georges and district heights on a 20 minute chase at speeds up to 60 miles an hour. just around the capitol the suspect ran several red lights, passed stop signs drove recklessly on the wrong side of this street and he was speeding. but district heights cops have no arrest powers in dc, and capitol police commanders told their officers they did not have enough to hold the suspect. so they released him