mid 40's in downtown washington. we could see light rain as soon as the late morning hours.all the information today shows that after the noon hour we had some scattered shower activity moving through the metro. pushing out as we go toward the evening rush hour. do expect it to be a little left in the evening rush. not that in the morning. tomorrow -- wees will go to the upper 50's. 60's south and east. 14 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year. some more cloud coverage on tuesday. keeping it mostly cloudy, if not completely cloudy. temperatures bk in the upper 40's for the highs. we are still above the average high this time of year. the sky cast nails this pretty well here. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy tomorrow morning. we start off at about 45 in downtown washington. shower activity is possible in the afternoon. there you see it, falling on down. 58 for the high in the afternoon. seven-day forecast for us. front.ay, a strong cold then a very windy day brings temperatures to the 60's before we cool back down. day, whichthe cold is punts of honey phil's big --

. >>> we are at 14 inches and counting in downtown washington. >> nbc's miguel almaguer is along the national mall. thanks for joining us. welcome back to washington! >>> it's good to be back. we're certainly in the middle of all the snow that you guys have been reporting on all day long. the conditions here are certainly brutal. the snow has been coming sideways, it's been slopping at times. if there's good news, we haven't seen the 40, 50 mile-per-hour winds people were concerned about. the snow has been falling steady all night long. it's difficult to even go a block or two in this area. we have seen some people on foot. it's folks curious about what's going on. road crews have been here. we haven't seen them often. i know juke was talking about snowplows stuck in the area -- julie carey was talking about snowplows stuck in the area. two ambulances were responding to a call,inat treated a victimd getting out was difficult. they were spinning their wheels for several minutes. the local police helped them get out of the area. they were on their way to another call. that's the kind of

is the most likely round of rain. 62 that day. ,he beautiful abc 7 skycast waking up at 36 downtown washingtonclouds here in there. afternoon, 56 downtown, mostly sunny skies. looking fantastic. warmest seven, the two days monday and wednesday. punxsutawney phil awaiting his big day, the big show tuesday, february 2, groundhog day. will he see his shadow or not? if he does not see his shadow, that means an early spring, which means we have cloud cover, which means -- that seems odd. wouldn't that be if he does not see his shadow? kimberly: i think it's more likely what will continue to february. swipe, but noty as secure. neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi...welcome i'm maggie.melanie.maggie. so nice to meet you. [mother] this is brendan. [agent] hey brendan. living room. [dad] hey. [mother] heyweetie. [dad] sorry about that. what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it so great?i think we found it. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happin

in downtown washington, dc, the situation has improved. the federal government is still shut down. at least 45 people have died as snowstorm that pummeled the eastern united states. it was the result of car accidents, carbon monoxide poisoning and heart attacks while shoveling snow. >>> the navy says there is no sign of a gunman or shooting after an industrial investigation of the naval medical center in san diego. there is a report of three gunshots that came from a single witness. early on, they reported that there was an active shooter and people were told to run, hide or fight. >>> character actor abe vigoda has died. he was known for phil fish on barney miller. he was also known as a mafia soldier in the godfather. abe vigoda died at his home this morning in new jersey. he simply died of old age and he was 94. >>> a california boy is in the hospital after he was injured the way of a hit and run driver. his brother was almost hit when an suv then ran a red light. the older boy shoved his younger brother out of the way. he suffered a broken free mark, -- broken femur, bruised lu

>> reporter: they marched up h street downtown washington ch t chanting holding signs, wanting thoseebrating to notice. >> the death of any human is more important than turning up or going to party or anything. >> reporter: as they made their way to u street, they shut down intersecti intersections. police moved quickly to block roads as they marched so there wasn't much of a traffic impact. they were joined by activists and moms who lost children at the hands of police. >> i'm very angry and i'm very upset, how they killed my son and snatched his life like that. nobody is telling me anything. >> reporter: everything is back to normal here in chinatown. i should say that the protest was peaceful. no arrests were reported. signing off for the last time in 2015, darcy spencer, news4. >> happy new year to you. >> huge protest out there tonight. if you have friends or family out and about, there are a few ways for them to get a free ride home tonight. metro rides between midnight and 3:00 are free but you need a smart card to do in and out of the station. you can also call somebodyride 1

in downtown, washington, tom sherwood. news 4. >> we also just learned that the district had the first snow-related death this afternoon and police tell us an 82-year-old man died of an apparent heart attack while he was shoveling and remember to stay hydrated and take plenty of breaks ask volunteered for elderly neighbors. >>> the federal government is closed tomorrow and your kids want tomorrow, too and that became a little longer and every major school system in the area is closed tomorrow and some districts even announced plans to close on tuesday, too. >> parents are flipping out going, what am i going to do with the kids. two more days and we want to give you the school districts that are closed tomorrow and tuesday. so this is monday and tuesday. in virginia, fairfax county and prince william county. loudoun, arlington and fauquier and manassas city schools and manassas park city schools and in maryland, these are all of the schools that are closed tuesday as well, monday and tuesday. if you ever have a question abo

. >>> reagan national airport workers marched the streets of downtown washington, to demand higher wagese workers include baggage handlers, cabin cleaners, and fuelers and security officers. their pay ranges from $3.75 an hour, for those who rely on tips to $8.50 an hour which is above the federal minimum wage. and demanding $15 an hour and a right to join the service employees international union. >> we don't have health care benefits. we get paid less than $6, $8 an hour, no sick leave, no overtime, no nothing. >> martin luther king supported the sanitation workers. and i'm sure if he was here today, we be here supporting the airport workers. >> the demonstration culminated in a brief sit-in blocking traffic at independence avenue and 14th street. part of a national civil disobedience action in 10 major cities including boston and new york. the workers are not employees of reagan national but individual airlines and contractors. >>> martin luther king day holiday has become a day of service. across the washington area, people spent the day giving back to their community. this is the sc

the secret service says 49-year-old scott stockert was arrested at a hotel in downtown washington dc. he is facing a weapons charge after police found guns and ammo in his room. stockert is now out of jail and has been told to stay away from the white house. today: isolated am showers; otherwise, mainly cloudy & mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind: ne 5-10mph tonight: rain is likely after 10pm. mild, with 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph sunday: morning showers, then clearing in the afternoon. windy and warm. highs in the upper 60s. wind: sw 15-25mph clouds will dominate the sky today. tonight, a warm front will lift late. rain will continue thru sunday morning then clearing ahead of a cold front that won't cross until sunday night. so, it'll be a warm end to the weekend. in the wake of the front, temps cool down for monday with highs only in the 40s. a reinforcing shot of colder canadian air will move into our area tuesday night. this will lead to a frigid midweek with highs in the 30s and seasonable temps return by the end of the week. highway in florida. we'll tell you why those aren't ordina

a plot to steal the president's dog. 49-year-old scott stockert was taken into custody at a downtown washington d-c hotel this week... after a tip from the secret service. stockert came to the city to abduct "bo" obama -- one of the president's portuguese water dogs. the man admitted in court he was was going to do it because he heard quote "they weren't taking care of him." "kidnap a dog? how stupid is that?" : "i guess it's like a little concerning, but at least he didn't get into the white house (which) happened earlier." a judge ordered stockert to be released into a high-intensity supervision program... until a futre court date. he must also stay away from the white house... the capitol... and surrounding areas. up next- celebrating the playoffs in the delivery room... why these newborns are and how this is a tradition in pittsburgh.. and celebrating the king.. down under. how many hours it took one person to get ready to honor elvis presley... and why. your fox5 weather steelers fans right out of the womb... and just in time for the playoff game! six newborns were wrapped in black and gol

most of the metro area, 18 to 20 inches in downtown washington which typically underperforms.dulles airport probably closer to 30 inches of snow. >> if you're outside, you need to have your eyes out, right? >> little goggles. they won't be snowmen. they'll be snow giants from this one. >>> taking a look at brand-new problem here in sterling, old ox road. we have a report of a box truck versus a plow. that could be some time with closures. i'm not sure exactly what is closing. this is shut down. white's ferry shut down. brand-new metro problem i'm hearing about in my ear. we're going to hear about that along with travel times. right now queens chapel. that means you can take chillum to anne arundel. >>> jennifer mccourt is with us from vdot. jennifer, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> what's the plan ahead of the big storm? >> the big plan is under way, beginning last night. even if you're heading out this morning, you'll see trutscks alg interstates and roads and subdivisions. we'll have them all in place staging by 2:00 p.m. today. >> you say staging. i assume that's g

the secret service says 49-year-old scott stockert was arrested at a hotel in downtown washington dc. he is facing a weapons charge after police found guns and ammo in his room. jail and has been told to stay away from the white house. today: isolated am showers; otherwise, mainly cloudy & mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind: ne 5-10mph tonight: rain is likely after 10pm. mild, with lows staying in the mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph sunday: morning showers, then clearing in the afternoon. windy and warm. highs in the upper 60s. wind: sw 15-25mph clouds will dominate the sky today. tonight, a warm front will lift late. rain will continue thru sunday morning then clearing ahead of a cold front that won't cross until sunday night. so, it'll be a warm end to the weekend. in the wake of the front, temps cool move into our area tuesday night. this will lead to a frigid midweek with highs in the 30s and mornings in the 20s. seasonable temps return a big mess on a busy highway in florida. we'll ordinary wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey

. >> good morning here in downtown washington, d.c.. snow has been falling for 17 hours straight. wind gusts, high. there have been about 12 inches of snow that have fallen. the national weather service predicted 20-30 inches total. plows have been cruising here. we are in the shadow of the capital. they are try to keep this clear so emergency officials can get through. it is pretty cold. a heavy band of snow came through around 2:00. the snow continues to fall here in our nation's capital. on a positive note, they are allowing splitting -- flooding on capitol hill. allyson: take a look now at pickens county. road conditions there, a little icy. you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ video camera on the spot. (burke) smash and grub. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum signing up for health insurance was very

doug: an hour from downtown washington. cloudy sky, 50 degrees. campus of gallaudet university. 45 in ashburn hill. 52 in fort washington. bottom of the screen is the orange and the yellow color. south through spotsylvania and caroline county. that is heavy rain. moving knot east as well. the best news is this is moving quickly. it's expected to move offshore overnight. by the time it happens .8 of inch of rain in district. the heaviest rain is south and east of the city. remainder of the overnight hours, rain moving in. stop overnight. by early tomorrow morning skies will start to clear. overnight lows are 36 to 42. update at the holiday weekend forecast just minutes away. leon: you got it, doug. meantime, get to breaking news out of the abc7 newsroom. this is about the supreme court appeal. michelle marsh in the newsroom. what the latest in michelle: the u.s. supreme court will hear an appeal from former virginia governor bob mcdonald. we just received a statement from mcdonald. i'll read some of it. "i am grate to feel the u.s. supreme court for

. >> good morning in downtown washington, d.c. snow has been falling for 17 hours straight and visibility is low and the wind is high at 40 miles per hour. you can see there's been about 12 inches of snow that has fallen. the national weather service is the snowplows have been cruising new jersey avenue and we are in the shadow of the capital. they want to keep this relatively clear. you cannot see the capitol dome because of the wind blowing these snowflakes. these are called temperatures in a have band of snow came around at 2:00 a.m. and the snow continues to fall in the nation's capital. they are allowing sledding on capitol hill. alyx: we always appreciate the positive side. the national weather service as a blizzard warning will remain in place for washington until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. you are minutes away from today's eye-opener on cbs this morning. here's a look at the other stories you will see next at 6:00 a.m. >> six decades of space travel >> chef michael serves green food in a dish. >> dylan leblanc will perform. >> al

downtown in washington park people brought kids and pets down to the park to take advantage of the mild weather. there were also plenty of drivers looking to get the grime and dirt cleaned off of their car. >> cincinnati certified most accurate forecast. erik: it almost seems wrong getting a beautiful springlike day like this in january. spring isn' t too far down the road. we will have plenty of snow it is still very mild with all that sunshine. wind out of the south at nine miles per hour. 56 degrees, a few spots colder than that. 45 in connellsville. across northern kentucky, we are talking about the mid-50' s holding firm with the exception of brooksville at 52. radar is not tracking any rain across our area but we have clouds that will continue to build. these clouds will stick with us. rain showers build then tomorrow afternoon. this is not a real powerful storm it will give us clouds, some sprinkles and keep us on after a cold front are temperatures will take a debt but it will not be that noticeable across most of our area. sunday, the afternoon, we make it to 57. get up early e

we wake up and there could be wind chill at 10 below zero. 5 above in downtown washington.ecast is still sunny and blustery. temperatures in the upper 20's. wind chill in the teens throughout the day. the wind pick up to 25 miles per hour. here is what we are watching now in the pacific ocean that is getting closer to the west coast to make a transcontinental move that could develop to substantial low pressure area over the deep south as we head to wednesday night. make a move to the east coast. lot of if's and but's but potential exist for storm in midatlantic coast. including our area. there is the story friday and saturday. we talk more about the cold and storm potential in a few minutes. back to you. alison: see you shortly. leon: erin has a story about a real trooper. this we got to see. erin: she sure is! perhaps leigh figured out the fountain of youth. inspiration. at 91 years of age, she has a mean tennis game. this courtship goes back a long way. >> i started in 1946. erin: the courtship of leigh and a love of her life. tennis. >> it's fun to get out there and run

there were moments where in downtown washington he clogged the streets, nobody could stop it these wered the pope. in a spiritual connection. he went and had lunch with homeless people and for all the big shots, it was like well why is he not visiting me? he's, and then in philadelphia he went to a jail and it was a great picture of a lot of papers of him holding hands with a guy with tattoos and bruises, it made me emotional. >> i disagree, it was political. >> is black lives matter, hands up don't shoot? is that political? >> yeah. >> how about social. >> i was not -- social story. >> it's pinocchio. >> of course it's political. >> how about -- >> equivalent would be eric garner saying i can't breathe, but that's very real. >> we're turning this into a political segment. nonpolitical? >> i'm going to say the story that kept me up at night was about the yazidis, the women being attacked by isis, the young girls and women that are being attacked and are being held as sex slaves. and so much terrible things are happening to them that kept me up at night. i guess in a way that's political

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welcome baulk side streets covered in downtown washington northwest.ratures a few degrees above freezing that won't make much of a difference and another day with dig-out continuing. and things will gradually get bet area round here each day i think. >> steve another effort of humor your bus stop forecast. >> hilarious. >> protest gi right? >> that was yesterday's joke. >> moving sglon it fell so flat yesterday i thought i would try it again. >> obviously i don't this anybody is in cool today. 37 washington. 41 annapolis and 41 leonardtown and washington and points south above freezing here this morning. much warmer than we were 24 hours aing go. warm air moving in from south and west and that's pushing temperatures up. below freezing in gaithersburg. 21 baltimore and 23 this morning in frederick if you're north of town you still below freezing and either way you have to look out for potential for icing as we got this massive snow pack around. probably don't need to tell you that. but keep that in mind. you can slip and fall easily this morning. >> sat

it's hard to spend 150 million in downtown washington to get those nice places.ou do that in kabul? suspect goes the money some place, it did go to those villas. >> in that case we have documented the contractors who provided security. provided the food and was a lot of security and it's not a safe place. >> yes, i know that the question is why did you spend all of that money. they say we need to do spend all that money so we had freedom of movement. that was so we could impression investors to invest in afghanistan and convince them afghanistan was safe. we said okay, you can)k prove any investors actually invested because of that and they can't prove it. >> i think senator ayotte and senator mccaskill and some of the other women and senatorsy good yesterday. i do have a criticism. the senate oversight committees are after sites. way too late after this money is spent. and i hate that. >> well, i'm glad we're doing oversight. i'm glad senator mccaskill, senator eye i can't tell. >> i hope you will come back. >> move advice to attorney general lore let can a lync

there were moments where in washington -- downtown washington he clogged the streets. the secrets.t people loved the pope. a spiritual connection. then he went and had lunch with homeless people and for all the big shots it was like well why is he not visiting me then in philadelphia he went to a jail and it was a great picture. a lot of papers of him holding hands with a guy who w. tattoos and bruises. i will tell you, it made me emotional. >> all right. i disagree with you. it was political. go ahead. >> is black lives matter the hands up don't shoot, is that political? >> yeah. >> it is? >> how about hands up, don't shoot is named as biggest lie of the year. >> false narrative. >> and social story. >> doesn't matter good for him for bringing it up. >> pinocchio. >> of course it's political. >> and equivalent would be eric garner saying i can't breathe but that's very real. >> we're turning this into a political segment. >> okay, i'm going to say the story that kept me up at night was about the you seeds, in particular the women who are being attacked by isis. the young girls and

tolling is one way, public, private partnerships which will deliver people from downtown washington out to bella's airport when it is completed. that was a public, private partnership. a partnership. a billion-dollar project that totally funded by the government. so you have public, private partnership, you have tolling, and there are people from around the world that want to invest in infrastructure too. you have have investment bankers that are looking at infrastructure as ways to invest two. we don't say it's all through the gas tax because you have to have other resources to. >> host: okay in michigan, john a democrat. >> caller: good morning. i drove over the road 22 years, a truck company of never had an accident, never a ticket. >> guest: congratulations. >> caller: the only way to do it is raise the gas tax because we were reporting hub miles on our fuel sheet and what you guys in washington were getting, the truck company was paying you mile maker. so there's stuffing about 22% in their pocket. so the easiest way is to go ahead and raise the fuel tax, most people don't realize,

president obama's dogs. 49-year-old scott stock faces multiple charges police say he was found at a downtown washingtonith a cash of weapons and more than 300 rounds of ammo. in court, he admitted to sending a text message to relatives saying he wanted to talk to beau. the dog, yes. and take care of him because he had heard that the obamas were not. stock card now says he was kidding. court documents show that he made other claims including that he was the son of movie star marl marilyn monroe and president kennedy. >> still ahead on fox 29 news at 6:00 finds himself staring down the barrel of a rival. he decides to fight. the dramatic confrontation caught on tape. >> a $2 million dime. why so many people are willing to pay so much for this coin. >> dave? >> we're getting ready for record temperatures. it will come with the rain tomorrow. but these are the records. there's the forecast. a few areas to tiered break the record before we see that temperature really drop. all the details in the seven day forecast coming up. ok, so the government crashed-tested the f-150. the one with the high-strength mili

mark segraves is in downtown washington now to explain why the man's lawyer says it was not his fault. mark? >> reporter: yeah, jim, there's still signs of that accident here along "l" street, in fact, there used to be a tree right here where i'm standing. today in court it was revealed that the driver of the car who caused this accident had prior convictions and, in fact, was awaiting trial on another charge when this incident happened sending six victims to the hospital. according to courtroom testimony today, malik lloyd has a pending drug distribution charge. he also has convictions for other drug and gun-related charges. he's currently a student and an employee at the university of district of columbia. according to police, lloyd was drinking at the barcode nightclub on new year's eve. he left with a woman who told police she was too drunk to drive so lloyd drove her car. witnesses told police they saw him hit a car on 17th street and then speed off. the car then was seen turning onto "l" street where it jumped the curb, took out a tree and hit several pedestrians before finally

balm my 21 in downtown washington. the arctic cold is relaxing. 18 this morning. 35 at 7:00 tonight. but tomorrow morning, temperatures will be ten degrees or more milder than this morning. so even though it will be cold, it won't feel quite so tough. but the bundle up factor is high for today. it will be another winter beauty coming up. next chance for rain arrives on friday. that's the next change in the weather. we're going to have to watch this one very, very carefully. there may be a little risk of light, freezing rain particularly west and north of the city late friday morning up to about noontime before everything changes over to rain. eun, back to you. >>> thank you, chuck. breaking news. cold temperatures chuck just talked about could be responsible for this water main break montgomery county. this is the olney mill road near islanders street. no word whether it will affect students at nearby bellevue school. >>> take a look at this, 95 northbound at prince william parkway. 2 mile backup. it is building very,

in downtown washington, tom sherwood, news4. back to you, pat. >> all right, tom. well, a lot of students in the area will get to spend another day at home tomorrow. >> yeah. that's right. in fact, no school the rest of the week in fairfax, loudoun, and prince william counties. students in the district went back today and i put a link on my facebook page about what they encountered. >> we get the decisions about school closings and delays and we send you an alert with the nbc washington app. that's how we will let you know what time the federal government plans to open. >>> one big concern tonight and tomorrow as doug has said will be falling temperatures. >> that's right. that's why we're calling this a weather alert day because some of that melting snow is going to freeze over. let's get to the storm center with chief meteorologist doug kammerer has been tracking that change in temperature. >> you said a big deal tomorrow. i think it's going to be a huge deal tomorrow, and everything is going to freeze overnight tonight. that's just how cold things are going to g

balm my 21 in downtown washington.e arctic cold is relaxing. 18 this morning. 35 at 7:00 tonight. but tomorrow morning, temperatures will be ten degrees or more milder than this morning. so even though it will be cold, it won't feel quite so tough. but the bundle up factor is high for today. it will be another winter beauty coming up. next chance for rain arrives on friday. that's the next change in the weather. we're going to have to watch this one very, very carefully. there may be a little risk of light, freezing rain particularly west and north of the city late friday morning up to about noontime before everything changes over to rain.

from downtown washington, d.c. it's been coming down hard for about 19 hours here. you'll have a little bit of let up and it keeps coming down. we have about a foot and a half of snow so far here on new jersey avenue right in the shadow of the capitol building. take a look behind me and you can see a few brave souls trudging through this snowfall on the main streets here. there have been some cars that have gotten stuck. had to be bailed out, dug out by the national guard. there's white s.u.v.'s over there you might notice. those are capitol police vehicles. these officers stay overnight in the hyatt hotel so that they'll be able to just be around today. otherwise they'd probably be snowed out of this area. but here is the deal. throughout the day and the overnight. by tomorrow there could be 20 to 30 inches of snow. so the way some people are viewing it is that we're only half way through here in the nation's capitol. it is a serious storm they've warned there could be life and death implications. they told people to stay off the roads. stay off the streets. hunker

. >> brown: pershing park in downtown washington d.c. was buried in snow this week. acre park is a block from the treasury department and white house and just down pennsylvania avenue from the capitol. the statue of the man it's named for, general john pershing, commander of u.s. forces in world war one, stood tall above the white carpet. if all goes as hoped for by a group called the "u.s. world war one centennial commission", this will be the site of the first national memorial to commemorate this country's involvement in the war. edwin fountain is the group's vice chairman. >> world war one is very much lost in our national consciousness. it was subsumed by the depression and then world war two, it didn't have wealth of newsreels, nightly news coverage, hollywood production and other media and popular culture that later wars did. we're now two or three generations beyond the people who fought it. it's quickly receding in our national memory and it shouldn't. >> brown: world war one -- the so-called "great war" -- began in july 1914 and ended with the armistice on

i'm tom sherwood in downtown washington, wendy, back to you. >> thank you, tom. >>> and you may not want to hear this, but we are on a weather alert again because the conditions are changing pretty fast out there. >> yeah, doug. a lot of people want to know not just, you know, how far the temperatures are going to fall, but how -- you know, how quickly. >> they're going to fall very quickly. sun going down right now. sunset tonight at 5:23. in about the next 15 minutes that sun goes down. now we're already seeing the numbers falling, and that is going to be the case tonight, too. we're going to see freezing temperatures, most likely in most areas by 7:00, 8:00 tonight. right now still at 40 degrees so no worries about a freeze currently for the next one to two hours. at least in the d.c. metro area. take a look at the numbers though. down to 36 right now in gaithersburg, 27 in winchester, 35 in hagerstown. temperatures are starting to fall and they will start to fall. satellite and radar showing clear skies, some clouds trying to move up from the south. that may help temperatures to stea

in downtown washington. they had to go out to what is now shah and marian anderson when she came to washington for the concert that morning could not go to a hotel. she had to go to former governor of pennsylvania's house and rested there before she began to sing her great words which i think i mention in my notes about my country to visit me, sweet land of liberty and it was a dramatic moment for the country. not only for the 75,000 who were around the reflecting pool at the lincoln memorial and not toward the washington monument, not just for them but for the millions who were listening over the nbc radio. but even though, this is something that i find very disturbing, even though these great symbolic moments are history, the practices still go on. for that i turn to gordon parks. this really wonderful work. gordon parks came to washington in 1942. he came from kansas and he found racism as the road was busy with its dirty work, shoot me to the back doors. senators refused me. this is during voices of the c

. >> everybody is at or belows ato freezing include here indeer downtown washington so bottomn t lineou want to bring your bri jacket as you head out the door. door. lots of wind out there. we'vend got wind chills in the low to oo mid-20's and it's going to bet'o a very chilly day today evenodan with the sunshine and a breezyun day today.today. our winds will still be blowing at about 20 this afternoon i'll have thern seven-day forecast.oo believe it or nven-ot we have av snowflake or two on it. twon i >> will it be a little teenie te snowflake like the numbers or l great big.ik >> i'll try to make them atr little bigger than the current numbers on the map. >> fair enough.er>> >> why so small. >>> thank you very much, tucker. >> caitlin is here with ushereih today. today. hello. >> good morning. good to see you all.see u al >> good to see to you. see to >> i know it's great to beeat tb here. a little cold out there. those numbers were hard to read. re i know none of you have your reading glasses with you but iay couldn't read them either. eith. tiny.tiny. here we've been starting allg

increasing popularity: a growing list of no-fly zones, including airports, forest fires and downtown washington, d-c. but many drone owners may be surprised to learn of another big restriction - our national parks. nbc's tom costello reports. << there may be no better view of a national treasure. ....skimming the river & tree line, brian needle's drone camera captured a gorgeous day at great falls national park in virginia. spectacular water falls, wild birds and kayakers! it also landed him in a heap of trouble! (sooneedle) (brian needle/amateur drone operator) "it was wonderful. it was you know one of the most beautiful places anywhere around here that's for sure." -cut to - (sot-needle) "then some problems started." that's the shadow of a police helicopter forcing his drone down! and those are the feet of two park police officers. brian was busted! ...and fined. he didn't know it, but national parks are no-fly zones for drones. yet there's plenty of breath-taking drone video on-line: -arches national park. -the grand canyon. -the smoky mountains. the trouble, says the park director, drones a

downtown. this is the 74th year for washington autoshow. take a look behind me. 750,000 square feet, 700 cars and 40 auto makers in total. the guy that makes it happen is right here. john, this is the biggest year yet. tell us what people need to come see. >> we have as many cars as you just mentioned co. find your next car at the show. tonight we have roman range from the wrestling world to sign autographs in the public. we have extended our show hours to put up $10,000 prize for somebody coming during the week.

downtown at washington park, people brought both their kids and pets to the park to take advantage of the mild weather. and there were also plenty of drivers looking to get that grime and dirt cleaned off their cars. lines of drivers making their way to the car wash. >> it's been busy. cars are dirty. nice day. >> i walked out. it was a wonderful day. i took a drive and there was a line near frisch's and i decided just to enjoy the day and the people out here doing what we're doing. jonathan: i do mine at one of those spray it yourself washes on madison because i got a pickup truck with a camper top that needs extra attention. warm weather boosted business at downtown eateries. diners said they couldn't stay indoors. let's find out what last washed her car. jennifer: it's probably been a couple years. we're not car washers. temperatures right now, i could get back out there today. it's going to be a nice day to enjoy a mild start with temperatures already near 50. we're easily going to climb near 60 this afternoon. citycam shot, visibility is high. we have a couple clouds out there at

downtown at washington park, people brought both their kids and pets down to the park to take advantage of the mild weather. there were also plenty of drivers looking to get the grime and dirt cleaned off their cars. lines of drivers making their way through the car wash. >> it's been busy. cars are dirty. nice day. 50 degrees. what else is there to do but get a car wash. >> i walked out, it was a wonderful day. i decided to do my car. there was a line near frisch's. i decided to enjoy the day and the people out here doing what we're doing. business at downtown and over-the-rhine eateries. diners told us they just couldn't stay indoors. j-schack took her son and daughter to a park near her house. classmates from preschool. let's talk to her about that. what's his name? we'll get to her. let's talk local weather. hayden. it's a girl. jonathan: hayden and weston hung out for an hour. jennifer: had a great time. gwendolyn just wanted to throw rocks. that's all she wanted to do. take a look. dry conditions continue. we had sunshine yesterday. a great start for the weekend. it's going to be

>> reporter: well, i'm in freedom plaza, richard, and that's downtown washington where about a year fromthere will be a presidential inauguration, the a new president will walk down and address that crowd. thankfully it's not this year, because we are having near report setting storms, the largest storm in over 95 years, going back to the 1920s. we expect when this is all over to get over 20 inches of snow, right now it's about 14, that already puts it in the top ten. the big worry for local officials here wasn't necessarily people on the roads. we had a terrific traffic snarl on wednesday night when an inch fell. that freaked everybody out. people got home yesterday, obviously it being saturday, a lot of people are staying in. we haven't seen a lot of cars on the roads with to the exception of a few plows and emergency personnel. the big story has been the power, a lot of washington built around trees, a lot of power lines, thankfully because this snow is light and fluffy, there have not been the type of power outages that officials expected and were really worried about because once th

at our live spot in downtown washington, i'll show you our make-shift. 13 inches here on our make-shiftt came courtesy of our staff. bring your cross-country skis out here and your sled. lots of fun to be had. but if you're trying to get out of here, you are probably still stuck. bwi is looks like the our gateway out and that is they get the planes going. another day or so before things get back on track here. >> my goodness. we err hearing some of the earliest rebooking is happening on tuesday, chris. thank you very much for letting us see what is happening there. we want to get you to philly airport now. a reporter for cnn, an affiliate for kyw, justin finch is there. justin, i was looking at the website for philly's airport. they say they expect to resume operation gradually today. are you seeing any gradual movement there? >> reporter: christi, good morning. i think "gradual" is the ideal word here. here is what is happening outside of the airport. very few cars out and very few people. mostly workers. a few people who are somewhat stranded showing up this morning. we talk into term

we are in the middle of what downtown washington, d.c. -- that is the u.s. place an for the rest of the week is going to be a ghost town as the federal government, local governments here are closed for the day. as you mentioned historic snowfall. depending where you live this weekend you probably got 20- 20-30 inches of snow. almost everything the weekend was shut down. a little fun to be had the through out the day mainly on saturday. a lot of families that had been hold up all weekend brought the kids out and went sledding down the capitol. that was allowed back in after the $$1.1 trillions spending bill allowed sledding again on the the capitol building. as people started digging back to work today t i wanted to show what i experienced getting out of my building, this is in the middle of washington, d.c. where i live, that is a car that is under snow just packed in. there's a street there and one more picture, the reason there wasn't a snowplow, the snowplow ended up getting a flat tire. something to do with the conditions there. this is what a lot of peo

it's downtown at the washington center and it's free. coming up at 9:00 this morning "news4's" doreen gentsz ler is going to join us live with fun activities that will going on today. until then make sure you download the washington app for schedules, speakers, and exhibits. >> a lot of us are dealing with light showers and gusty winds right now. take a look at the flag right there. tom is tracking how long they're going stick around and a big change over the next few days. >>> and we can probably predict who you want to win at fedex field. pat collins couldn't wait, of course. he found some fans willing to he found some fans willing to take crontrol. right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it he found some fans willing to take crontrol. in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you could heal your cold sore, fast, as fast as two and a half days when used at

she was moving to a downtown washington having trouble with the loan and she called the bank in said my income and assets are a matter of public record i find itthor strange that there is difficulty with this loaded with the credit act i have a feeling it is because i am a female and elderly. >> host: let's take am quick look.s >> it is my great honor toof welcome you to the jointt meeting the commemoration of 200 anniversary of congress. this is a very special part of the bicentenniald by observances which will be marked by historic publication commissaries commissaries, and other active rate -- a activities.s all three branches trace their beginnings at 1789 but assembled and successfully launched the united states of america. >> guest:. [laughter]re she has been shares of several bicentennial said foster the love of history with me.n but did she did appreciate that because many members of her family were in congress. will so they assembled in independence hall in she was the person then wusses i assigned to preside over it so she sat in the big chair ho in her feet did not touch t

downtown. use las vegas boulevard and washington as alternates. building fiere on boulder highway near us 95. < > > that's a look at the roads... back to you./// ((brian loftus)) > one person was killed overnight... after police say he was shot multiple times next to a car in a parking lot. the shooting happened at an apartment complex... near cheyenne and lamont. police say the victim was visiting family... and do not know if this incident was a robbery or if the victim was targeted. police can't say if this was gang related. the victim was later taken to the hospital where he died. seen jumping over a wall... and getting into a vehicle. police say the area has had criminal issues in the past... and the apartment complex is taking steps to make it safer with security guards. if you have any information, please call crimestoppers. /// ((brian loftus)) > supporters of hillary clinton and donald trump came out last night... for each of their rallies. ((kirsten joyce)) what former president bill clinton spoke highly of about hillary... and the promis

i was watching over the weekend, saw peter doocy running throughout downtown washington, d.c. was bret baier. we've got some images of you and your family living it up in the snow. is this a snow tunnel you built? >> it is. you know, there was the mountain of snow that was pushed to the side, about ten feet tall. and my two kids were destined to make a fort out of it. so we spent a lot of the time digging that tunnel. >> like el chapo, kind of. >> exactly. exactly. our own el chapo escape through the snow. >> did you guys go sledding to? i know legally kids are finally allowed to go sledding in washington, d.c. >> we did. it was a lot of up and down and up and down. but it was fun. they had a blast. we finally got out, though, this morning. and you know, the worst roads are up here on capitol hill. i don't know if it has to do with congress taking a snow week or what. but it's starting to get cleared out. >> what's the deal with this? they were supposed to work two days this week, said oh, what the heck, we'll just take the whole week off. who makes decisions like that? >> i k

washington convention center downtown. >>> check nbc4 special this weekend. drive time. inside the washington auto show. veronica johnson shows us the cool rides sunday at 11:30 in the morning on nbc4. amelia? >>> barbara, going to be a great show. put a lot of hard work into that. our focus is all about wind. you could be dealing with another rain or snow shower today. we're not talking about any accumulation. surface temperatures not supporting that. the wind gusts, anywhere from 15 miles in gaithersburg to 30 miles in leesburg. it's going to make it feel cold outside. so for the rest of today, temperatures will squlgenerally in the 30s. it will feel more like 20. 1:00, winds i, around 39. feeling like in the low 20s. >>> an investigation under way to determine whether hundreds of maryland homes are lead-free. letters about the investigation were sent out to nearly 400 homes across the state. according to the "washington post," the maryland department of environment is working with the epa to figure out the validity of hundreds of lead-free certificates between 2010 and

we did see some flurries rolled through downtown cincinnati, as well as not washington. and under williamsburg. that has dissipated. we are looking at mostly sunny the most part, still in single digits. in northern kentucky, as well as hamilton, loveland, harrison, are finally in double digits. although with the windchill factors and windchill advisory very cold outside. cvg, it feels like negative five with window the west at 10 miles hour. as it made her way through the afternoon, at best is going to feel like zero degrees by the time we hit 5:00 this evening. 13 is the actual temperature, it feels like zero. that something you want to be prepared for. not that much happening over futurecast, today, mostly sunny skies, tomorrow, decent as well. wednesday morning we see the next chance for snow, anywhere from half inch to three inches, commute home. we are looking at a daytime snow wednesday. there' s a looks great, friday, another other potential snow event heading our way. subzero for the majority of the day. six degrees tonight, another tomorrow, mostly sunny skies a

crews trying to clear the sidewalks and major downtown arteries in washington. washington's mayor calling for thousands of volunteers to try to help. kristen fisher is on the capitol hill and the filibustering is replaced as you can see by sledding and snowball fights at least for this afternoon. hi kristen. >> reporter: hello. you cannot ask for a more beautiful day to begin digging out from a blizzard. here in washington question got about two feet of snow. if you're a kid or an adult and see two feet of snow on a hill like capital hill, you want to sleed down it and what folks are doing today. there are hundreds of people here, dogs, adults, kids. i mean, they're flying down this hill. it's been the first time this year right now it's historic, this is the first time that anyone has ever been allowed to sled down capitol hill. legally. in about a decade. and that's because it was banned after 9/11. but congress lifted that ban just last month as part of that $1.1 trillion omnibus spending bill and folks are getting to sled down it legally. but just to get her

downtown area is really starting to intensify. >> after a slow couple of weeks during the holidays, work on the i-4 ultimate project is ramping up. >> as far as washington, all the parking area, underneath downtown. >> with the focus shifting on the stretch of interstate that runs through the downtown area. going on here, you may run into closures in these lots under i-4. >> the parking row that you may have used for the last five years, you may come in on a monday and that individual row is closed. it is temporary. the row will open back up. >> crews are closing individual rows in the robinson lot and the city lot 10 and the city lot north. the entire lots are not closing, just some roads for a week at a time. we can also expect daytime closures of church street coming up later this month. church street will reopen at 5:00 each day. >> if you're coming down to the amway center for an evening event, it won't be an impact. but something to be aware of if you're traveling into downtown. >> he tells me during the first half of this year, the project will be adding about 300 to 600 workers as construction really and remember for all updates, website. just h

welcome to the dogwood lane estate in woodway, washington, just 15 minutes from downtown seattle. what makes this area so special is you can have a four or five acre estate home, which is very private, in a small community of about 1,000 residents. mark van der burg: and right now we're located inside the grand foyer of this magnificent home. we have our floating staircase of slab marble, our travertine floors. above is our grand chandelier, leading into our detailed coffered ceilings. just off our entry foyer is our formal living room. terry allen: which features 20-foot ceilings, of this room, overlooking the courtyard with an andrew carson kinetic sculpture in the background. mark van der burg: in addition, we have our cozy fireplace, with our floating balcony overlooking the space. terry allen: tucked away in a quiet part of the home is this main-floor one of the first things you is the panoramic windows overlooking the garden. i love the details in this room-- the alabaster lighting, the crown mouldings, and the hand-carved sandstone fireplace. mark van der burg: just off the