frederick i don't know this for a fwhakt does frek frederick say. >> i don't think we heard from them yet. >> i think they should probably cancel. because they're going to get more up there and they'll deal with it obviously i'll tell them what to do an a lot of two hour delays around. there clarksburg and purple there that's september ral northern montgomery koptsy up to southern parts of frederick county that's where melanie was and you can see where it was and you see the extent we're tracking this little heavy snow band too. that's right in here. with you know what we're seeing dardens town game rzburg to clarksburg to de mask us and southern frederick we'll watch this area here. it seems toing be striving shrinking a loyal bit and not necessarily decreasing in intensity the bulls eye of heavier snow increases in intensity a little bit. they lifted winter weather advisory in d.c. and fairfax and prince william county. this mainly is northern metro up into maryland northern virginia storm here and the winter storm warning that they did have for baltimore county all the way to north

notice everybody remains above freezing and 32 frederick.t's where the worst of conditions are setting up here and that's where heaviest of snow will be over the next several hours. 8 a.m. there we go noon maybe light sprinkles or snow showers in d.c. and most measurable snow off north. there we are 5:00 tonight still trying to do little trying to find scientific word here i'll say still doing a little light snow and light shower activity and at 5bg the whole system wraps up by 8, 9:00 tonight and we should be down with. it there we are in the morning. i want to mention again later ton flash freeze things get cold quickly even if roadways are wet they're icy tomorrow morning. how much snow, two to four north and west of city and slushy inch maybe two i'm not sure we'll get anything on the roadways inside the beltway and you're going to be generally rain. mixing with snow south of town. 40 today, look out here comes cold, friday, saturday, surprised, and monday some coldest air of the year. we don't get out of 20s. >> too cold. >> but it is v

frederick county toward frederick and the numbers are lower here. temperatures 34, 31 in hagerstown, still dealing with some snow out there. watch out in those areas, that's where i think we could see the biggest potential for some refreeze overnight tonight. not much going on. that's what's happening up towards frederick. a little snowshower there. snowshowers around the district. look how small this snowshower is in northwest. right there. that's it. that's the one coming right over our studios right now. some rain showers down around clinton, and andrews and upper marlboro and 301. this is all part of the much bigger system here. an area of low pressure a deep trough, taking the cold air down to the south. look at atlanta, some accumulating snow in atlanta during the day today. you don't see that very often. that's how much cold air is here. now future weather showing our storm system moving out of here by 6:00, 7:00, by 10:00, no problems. then everybody cools well below freezing. watch this. a couple of snowshowers, around 1:30 a.m. here we are

frederick 44. mannasas 52 and down through the south here you cannot see it we'll go fredericksburg 52 and go leonardtown 54 and since they are already signature 50 they may get warmer than that. maybe they go 56 to 58 again sometimes chasing temperatures down in this type of situation very, very tricky. freezing rain still place. that probably goes, the winter storm warning, northwestern communities 9, 10:00. you may have preezing rain in spots happening on. here in district by 10 a.m. we changed over we'll be all rain. temperatures climbing towards the 40s and definitely off east of us. most advisories and warnings are in place until 10:00 this morning. quick look at visibility. just 8th of mile in up to. that's real, real low. as you gets further away from city in frederick visibility four and not bad and generally over a mile back out west still low down around quantico too and annapolis visibility. couple spots visibility is a problem. for most of us this morning it's not a big deal. one look

snow, heavy north and west.es urbana, frederick, mt.ol county, frederick county reports of upwards ofpwdo 3-inches on the ground. g and freezing temperatures theree so roadways have become snowome covered as you get up into northern montgomery county. loudoun county just got a tweett from loudoun county pretty goodg snows and that's where the worsr will be throughout the day tod today. we'll see the continued conti possibility of snow in the forecast and maybe a rain/snowai mix depending where you'ree watching from. for instance right here inan northwest d.c. right now we'reow kind of getting a rain/snow mix. so we'll continue to have thatnu in the forecast through the late afternoon. the good news, look at your higr temperature.atur. 40 degrees today. with the exception of ourxceptir viewers north and west most ofwo the day even if it's snowing iti won't be sticking on the stickgn roadways. >> tucker, this saturday dealea seeing the sun but i'm seeingeen snow showers.howe >> very quick moving clipper mop could give us a brief bout ofou

frederick 30. couple things obviously temperatures coming up nowall tt why the treatment on the road is able to work an have a good affect. major arterys in some cases getting better and side and secondary streets stay off those if you can because it's real, real slippery out. there quantico 33. down to fredericksburg right here you cannot see. i can see though it's 31 so that's still freezing there. so temperatures are starting to come up and again once this happens once the warm air comes up it will happen quickly. winchester still 3 2. martin martinsburg 30 and hagerstown 3 1. still a lot of slippery spots around. richmond 506789 new york city 48. here, ohio river valley columbus 3223409 bad. pittsburgh above 32 or 34 obviously and beckly 40 and chicago and detroit not terribly bad. we'll see a flip with the temperatures and pattern going from a real cold pattern with polar vortex settled in over the weekend that's out of here and as we push through the next several days temperatures warming up.

what are you seeing in frederick? >> reporter: you can see on the dashboard camera, and the mobile newsroom, occasionally you can see the windshield wiper goes back and forth, as we continue to get wet snow in the outer maryland suburbs. let me show you some videotape of interstate 70. the area around here, in the outer suburbs, it is now about ankle deep snow. about two or three inches at the most in some places. as i get myself inside the mobile newsroom, but the highways, and even most significant secondary roads, are in pretty good shape. come on back now. to the live dashboard camera. on the mobile newsroom. you can see, as i travel through a subdivision here in frederick county, maryland. these are tiny side streets, and they are mostly clear as well. montgomery county schools just over the county line, with the school two hours late, it is still snowing so there is some anxiety about whether or not the conditions degrade somewhat over time and whether or not kids are going to get home safely. but if this is an

they're going north into t town frederick. and loudoun and northern half of fairfax counties as well as northwest washington, so this will be impactful. bus stop forecast, rain and snow showers not much change during the course of the day. what you see is what you get all day long. some amounts could add up to a couple of inches. and there is even more chances for delays and cancellations going into tomorrow and even into thursday, as well. a bone chilling "7-day forecast" in ten minutes. >>> taking a look at the storm team 4 x 4, just chatting with tom once again, he says they are on 270 headed to 370. the snow has stopped. it is just rain there and the roads are wet. taking a big look at the beltway, again, all of this radar here, white and gray means snow. the pink color is kind of a mix and then the green showing you where it's raining on your roads here this morning. taking a look at travel times, normal times 270 south. top of the beltway a little slower than normal. 66 inbound and 95 northbound looking quite good. >>> r

once you cross frederick. frederick is just getting hammered right now. another warning coming out. and we'll see? >> yeah. we'll check that in just a second. >> and we'll see what that is. as howard mentioned, the severe thunderstorm warning covers most of the metro area. olno, rockville, silver spring, until 6:15. and fairfax and upper marlboro, and a good portion of prince george's county as well. we have a flood warning, flash flood warning out toward clark and faulkier and jefferson, out until 8:00 tonight. a lots of prongs with this. flash flood watches in effect. straight-lines in effect. and also the possibility of warning for fredericksburg, spotsylvania, and stafford, that's going to be allowed to expire at 5:45. i just want to point out, we have severe thunderstorms going down 95f. you're in fredericksburg, think you're going to run south and get out of this? no. stay put. this going to go through richmond and peters burg. then our friends in the northern and southern end of maryland will have to deal with this as well. that's what we're tracking right now. and that's the

we will zoom in, a little bit of snow in frederick county. radar is having a tough time figuring out where it is snowing. anytime above freezing it has a tough time. we know it is snowing in damascus because bob told us that. elevation in damascus and temperatures above freezing. the accumulation will be down. one to two inches and a trace inch in southern maryland. probably 80% will be rain. the bull's-eye will be frederick to baltimore storm, four to six there. one burst of snow overnight an temperatures above freezing. that's good. slick roads north and west because there you will see a couple of inches with temperatures closer to freezing and another burst is possible tuesday afternoon and the problems will be slick roads tomorrow night and wednesday morning even downtown as temperatures get to freezing or below. we will put this futurecast into motion. by 5:30, 6:00 snow and temperatures above freezing and by 9:00, good snow in dc and prince county and george county. >>> 37 by one p.m. now, leftover snow showers or flurries possible on w

just a couple power authority called me back confirming - ll bradford - where frederick leavitt is a director - was money to conduct hoover dam- which bureau. this morning and afternoon there were a few cop cars parked outside of ll bradford. some fbi agents

now, the winds are still gusting at 35 miles per hour in frederick and they will be a factor tonight and tomorrow. not as strong tonight into tomorrow but it will drive the wind chills down, and right now, it feels like 31 in gaithersburg and 31 in frederick and 36 in leesburg and 37 in fairfax. in the upper 30s and low 40s and by 10:00, in the 30s, 37 in gaithersburg and 37 in frederick and 38 in bowie. and by morning, the temps, upper 20s, low 30s, and focus on the wind chills. it feels like the teens and 20s as you walk the kids to the bus stop. we'll come back and talk about winter actually leaves. >>> we have new information on the murder of a soldier that happened six months ago today. police and u.s. army investigators are offering a $20,000 reward for tip that is lead to the ciks and killing of karen ramirez who was found shot to death. she was married but lived alone with her 5-month-old baby girl. the baby was not hurt. >>> and a bus driver caught on camera being today. you can see the buses stopped and the passenger stepped off and the driver noticed a group of teenagers s

this home belongs to frederick leavitt one of the people who oversaw the audit. it relates to the end of the current power contract with southern california which september 2017 and the start of the new 50 year contract that begins in october 17. leavitt is the management bureau of reclamation but also holds titles as the accountant the interior and is a director of vestin fund. fbi agents and the hours here from the home. while that was going on raids were taking accounting as you can see right now the leavitt house looks quiet. the fbi and other agencies involved in the raid are gone we're learning more tonight about the accounting firm in southwest las vegas that was also buzzing with federal agents today. ll bradford was fined more than 12-thosand dollars last year for repeatedly violating rules, auditing and quality control standards. fox5's ophelia young picks up that part of the story near sunset and durango-- with how the office is linked to the reason for the raid. frederick leavitts residence - the bureau of reclamation - the third place the fbi raided

frederick 30 and haag rz town 28 and then all the way down to fred rikdzburg 30 too.r now chicago at 10. columbus at 15. will get colder at that's arctic air begins to move on i in. for us it gets here basically on saturday. starts coming in early in the day saturday. and then really take over late day saturday and into sunday. huge trough of low pressure here and big dip in scet stream. you see all the snow flying around up there in colder air. we had a snow shower that moved on through it put done a dusting of snow 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning something like that since moved off to the east. we have clouds in place now. we're base liing sitting under cold air loft later today we could have a few snow showers coming through the area. 8 a.m., cold, 28. by noontime today we're chile, 37 with sunshine and i think we'll have sunshine through the afternoon and into the evening hours as well we'll have flurr flurries too and best chance of that comes into the north west. 40 today breezy and cold tomorrow. toll is real cold. not arctic air but cold air 30 for a high. won

snow all the way up 270 into parts of frederick county, leesburg along route 15.ggest impacts are the northern and western sides of the viewing area here. nothing coming out of the sky for charles county down into stafford this morning. so really depends on where you live. temperatures are generally above freezing just about everywhere. we're in the mid-30s downtown. so bus stop weather then for you this morning, rain and snow showers, we have delays and closures running across the bottom of your screen. we also have them on our washington app. so have that downloaded and ready to go. in the 30s today and for tomorrow. the weekend looks bitter cold. more about that with your "7-day forecast" in ten minutes. new problems on 95. >>> brand new problem maryland 95 southbound just as you're approaching the beltway. and we're starting to see some backups because of that crash. so a brand new crash there. taking a look now at other areas, 270 at clarksburg road, northbound, southbound not wad because it was pre-treated. not retreated, big issues. taking a look at travel

route 15 toward frederick. snow on the side of the roads, but the roads are looking good, so we're moving along at a good clip. >> that's what we've seen in some places. and the weather is dependant on where you've been. doug and veronica have been tracking quickly evolving storms. >> we begin with chris gordon. in jermantown taking a look at conditions there. >> snow was flying when clarksburg high school was let out this afternoon. we spoke with some parents about that. >> i think it probably should have been closed, it was pretty messy out and it was hard getting them through the snow. cy would have preferred it closed. i guess when it's not sticking on the road, they think it's okay. >> others say montgomery county students have already missed too much school and the two-hour delayed opening was the right call. but it caused families to shift their schedules. to accommodate the students. >> it helped in the morning. there was less traffic to get them here, we didn't have to worry about that. so i guess it w

this is the scene along i-270, south of downtown frederick. the traffic conditions, roadway is dry. >> most roads are just wet. non-slick conditions thanks to a trio of factors. mild snowfall, above freezing temperatures, and team of what hundred plow crews dedicated to spreading salt and clearing snow. >> we consider ourselves very lucky. >> mike, frederick county snow operations. >> on a scale of 1 to 10, how did the snowstorm shake out? >> the snowstorm last night simple. one or two. it's nice after we went through the blizzard that was two solid weeks to get roads cleared from that. it was exhausting. kevin: fire rescue and the sheriff department says despite winter weather the control volume was down -- call volume was down today. frederick county schools canceled classes to grant 41,000 students the sixth snow day of the school year. >> every year we say we want to get through and no snow. but that wasn't the case. the big one was too big for us. >> crews will be on the roadway. i'm kevin lewis. leon: thank you. loudoun county canceled t

montgomery, frederick and loudoun counties. there's more moisture down to our south streaming in our direction so we're not done with the accumulation of more snow just yet. i don't think we're going to add a whole lot more, maybe an inch to some spots getting an inch or two is a possibility. mostly rain south of the city but 2 to 5 inches and more in spots, possible north and west, but not a whole lot more additional accumulation from here on out. snow totals for this storm generally 2 to 5 inches or more across northernmost maryland. amostly a slushy inch or two. >>> meteorologist tom kierein continues our team coverage. >> right here in the storm team 4 x 4 on interstate 270 heading northbound. there's a lot of road spray but we're right in the thick of that snow that chuck was just showing on the storm team 4 radar and you can track that with the nbc washington app. here's a view out of the front of the storm team 4 x 4. the pavement is just wet because temperatures are above freezing. we're in the mid-30s here in central m

only 40 downtown and 39 in frederick, and -- excuse me, 39 in fairfax and 37 in frederick and 38 in bowie. 6:00, the temperatures back in the 30s, and tomorrow night will be colder and most folks back in the 20s. so on the day planner, 38 by 11:00 and 40 with sunshine by 1:00. saturday, cold and brisk, 45. then 61, much, much warmer on sunday, a great day. the 7 day, upper 50s on monday and 60s on tuesday and a few clouds. march rolls in like a lamb. a couple of showers on wednesday and thursday, cooler but highs near 50. >> not bad. thank you. >>> turning to the controversy on the lavish gift bags the nominees are taking home after the oscars. >> should you have to pay for it if it's a gift? it includes a 10-day trip israel and the combined value is $200,000. now some are all about the product placement. >> to have them wearing your jewelry or t-shirt or showing up at your resort, it's worth far more than the price of the product they're giving away. >> this year, the academy filed a lawsuit over the bundles of goodies saying that they use the oscar name to promote the bag even though it

frederick 15 on southbound side cash activity west of patrick street. as you make your way on to 270, 270 north and southbound at speeds exactly what you want to see as you make your way toward the spur. i'll let you know in the morning usual cop juston pops ux. river road to connecticut moving well no problems outer loop 5 over to the spur. i have not seen slow down and congestion pop up yelt. i may want to advice earlier stuck in backups one the rain moves in not a bad idea. wisdom martin inbound looking good. no problems over key bridge if you head to georgetown. upper loop no ips dents report add approaching wilson bridge and making your way to secondarys. sutland parkway looking clear and inbound new york avenue flowing freely. i'll let you know if and when that changes and if you're taking metro bus and rail on schedule back to you. >> we're now learning that house republicans urging for a hike in defense spend have received millions in donations from defense contractors. 34 gop lawmakers pressing for 18 billion budgetary increase. u.s. military f

howard county, frederick county, although the city of frederick you're on the back edge of this thing. within conditions will be improving enough. keep it right here and we're going to keep you posted. >> very good. all right. well you are now live at 6:00 on fox 5 local news at 6:00. here we are. you've heard our voices for the last hour. >> caitlin roth, mike thomas and i'm sue palka. obviously we're continuing to follow this situation. it's been a dangerous afternoon for a lot of people who have been on the road as these massive strong storms with scary tornado warnings have been moving on through. but let's give everybody the latest right now and that is we continue to track severe storms but no tornado warnings at the moment. we're under a tornado watch until 7:00. we've had some power outages. >> wouldn't be shocked if we got another report or two of a funnel cloud. we have a front draped across our region. there's a lot of winds tossing and turning in the atmosphere. wouldn't be shocked to see some

still only 42 and gaithersburg and 42 in frederick. by this time tomorrow night, a few showers but more rain gutter to the south. temperatures pretty uniform again. some opportunities to low 40s, maybe 42 in dale city and down toward dale city. now, 41 across the board at 9:00. 7:00, only 42 at 11:00 and 43 at 10:00. temps to move much at op-ed wednesday, here's the deal. 40 is going to be the high for the day. i think the high will eventually be 59 or 60 be thursday, leftover snow and rain showers, temperatures 50, but the high will be temperatures just after midnight, probably 59 but dress for 50. next seven days, kind of cool but a nice finish to the week, 45 or so friday. upper 40s saturday. back in the 50s sunday, okay, and back near 60 monday. >> we're just about out of the boy here. >> we are, and getting warmer. >> there is no perfect ability to college hoops. >> it's crazy this year. there is no dominant number one in week after week the polls are changing. it's going to be interesting. >> march madness. >> differently going t

it will be a frederick to baltimore storm with a couple of inches possible. this is a healthy clipper. rain and snow overnight except south and east of town. through the entire event, inside the beltway, it will reduce accumulations and help out the roads. the bull's-eye is the northern suburbs. 4-6 to the north and most accumulation will be on grassy surfaces. temperatures make it below freezing downtown and we will look at the coldest air of the season. >>> area road crews will work overtime to keep the roads clear of the snow. >> this was seen earlier this evening. the department of transportation and the maryland state highway administration were pretreating roads ahead of the snow. beginning tomorrow, the metro bus will operate on a moderate snow plan. the plan to operate on a normal schedule. >>> a potential for more snow overnight -- and i must say, enough of this stuff. >> i'm done with it. i just moved into a new house and i'm ready to set this up and not deal with snow, anymore. >> [laughter] more snow and more shoveling. >> how do you really feel?

she had listened to a message by frederick douglass two months earlier.brothers fought in the . she had listened to a message by frederick douglass two months earlier.fought in the car. she had listened to a message by frederick douglass two months earlier. here is one of my favorites. a rare self-conscience rumanation. henry and his fiance set their wedding day for 1865. that's the day frank wrote his letter. hear only joy bells because it is your wedding day. he pleaded it had been ghastly to be plunged from the heights of joy following union victory to the deaths of sorry. now frank confessed he was glad for the distraction. i'm hankful for time away from it. to that end frank asked henry to tell him about the wedding, whether you behaved or not and how many mistakes you made in the service. frank wanted to know the most details asking about his domestic life including how your rooms look and what you can see from the windows. mournings e mersimmersed themse. to face the future proved much more difficult for defeated confederates. when a white mississi

clark country west virginia flooded roads and winchester of frederick virginia total 11 roads closed across the county. we have active warngsz to show you. bibeingly aerial warnings and river ones. there's low visibility quarter mile to washington. ki tell standing out here. these are the flood warnings until 12:35 thursday early for a couple more hours parts of loudoun county and frederick in virginia and also there's flood warning where we're getting reports parts of frederick and carol counties. cop find to the northern potomac we have heaviest amount of snow and where we're seeing a lot of reports come through also a flood watch remains effect for mathtivity area specifically norm of washington again where we had heavy snow and heavy rain through today. that's the latest from out her here. let's accepted it back to the studio, tony, shawn. >> thank you, caityln. >> developing rights now in the district we've learned a firefighter was transportsed to the hospital with minor injuries after he was hurt in an apartment fire on m street norm west we're told three additional people are

but you'll notice frederick down to 32, cumberland at 34. we will have to watch some areas to the north and west for refreeze tonight. visibility because of the fog from the moisture over the snow pack is a problem in frederick right now with visibility down to .25 mile. this should get better as the dry air pushes in. about a mile and a half visibility in annapolis as well. from here and there we are finding that fog around tonight and we again do expect many places north and west to drop at or below 32 degrees. dc right around 36 degrees. so this batch of rain is gone. another one will move in but our frontal boundary moving away tonight is going to ensure we'll have a cooler and drier day tomorrow and we'll head for the 30s that you saw here overnight. we're cooler to end the week. fog possible with a little bit of patchy ice north and west. we drop to 36 in the district, closer to 32 or below, and we brighten things up tomorrow morning, bring in some clouds tomorrow afternoon. we should be able to get to about 50 degrees and as you can s

sho a hagerstown, frederick, leesburg. if you're not getting the scattered rain showers, it's just kind of drizzly and damp. and there's pockets of fog. that will be a factor overnight. especially early tomorrow morning. check out the numbers. watch them drop. as we head through the overnight and into early part of the day tomorrow. there's 7:00 a.m. when you're seeing the zero, that's under a mile and down to a zero many locations, leesburg, .6, under a mile. just about everywhere throughout the area for early tomorrow morning. i don't think our fog starts to lift or improve until we get to maybe 11:00 a.m. to the mid-day hour. at least we just have showers for the morning rush, not the stormy conditions i'm expecting tomorrow afternoon. after 2:00 and 3:00 tomorrow afternoon and up until at least maybe 8:00. potentially 9:00, with the storms coming through, 58 degrees. i think by the time the kids get off the bus tomorrow morning. so as you might imagine whether we'll have a high impact on the day, wet throughout the day

. >>> google is celebrating black history month with the google doodle of frederick douglas.s born into slavery in calvert county. >>> a massachusetts grad student was looking for available domain names and saw google.com was up for sale. he spent $12 for the most popular website in the world. but google quickly canceled and then offered to give him the $6,000.06 and they quickly doubled that when they heard he was going to donate to charity. >>> and crews are sticking snow from streets of the nation's capitol and piling up in the parking lot at rfk. some of the mounds are 12 feet high. >> look at the water. it's all melting. >> but we've been lucky. it's been melting slowly but steadily. >> what about flooding? >> no flooding on wednesday. i think we'll be okay by the time wednesday rolls around. let's start with the third degree guarantee. went for a high of 56. temperatures actually fell during the afternoon when the cold front went through. you can find out how we did tonight at 11:00 or download our app. that's the easy way. and a live look outside, down to 46. and we ar

we're live in frederick county. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. michelle: good thing is the temperatures are on our side. doug: easterly winds. kept saying earlier, and yesterday if the winds stay out of the east it won't be much because it will be too warm. one concern, overnight we may go in the 20's. wet grounds could have slick spots or a band of snow come through. tail end of the whole system. we'll see. any way, we still got off easy here. time lapse here. the h.d. camera there in germantown. 31 degrees. it's snowing. it snowed heavily. back and forth. quickly the slow bands moved out and brighted up. the temperatures never warmed up that much. but enough to be above freezing. we are in good shape now. through the evening hours most of the area will continue to see partly cloudy skies. only a few patches of light rain or snow to go until we get overnight. we'll show you that in the computer models. 39le in reagan national. 38 in fredericksburg. 38 in annapolis. by early tomorrow morning we are expecting the air temperatures to range in metro

but i really am close, and my grandfather was frederick douglass iii. he was frederick douglass' great-grandson. my grandmother, nettie hancock washington, was booker t. washington's granddaughter. the two of them met at tuskegee, 1941. they were walking across campus, and they literally bumped into each other. didn't know that the other descended from an historic family. they fell in love at first sight, and they wound up getting married three months later. and when my mom was born, nettie washington douglass, she was the person that united the bloodlines of these two historic families. and my mom was an only child, so i have the honor and privilege of being the first male to unite the bloodline, so that's how they came together. >> and what's really interesting continuing some of their very important work. why don't you tell us about the frederick douglass family initiatives? >> my mom and i started the organization in 2007. and we knew that the organization would be about history. that was a given. we wanted to perpetuate and continue the legacies of

frederick. frederick. so far no injuries have been reported.poed >> ♪ >> developing overnight newopin details about that deadlythat d workplace shooting in a small kansas town. hesston say the gunman firstmani carjacked someone, then as somnn they started a shooting spreeote leaving behind as many as fives crime scenes.crsc his ultimate target the place t where he worked, a company that makes lawnmower parts.er now, inside that building heuild slot a total of 15 people killing three of. they a responding officer shotes and killed the suspect who waspo armed with an assault style rifle. >> your husband doing becausean you were able to talk to him.d . >> yeah, i was able to talk toak him. he said he's okay.s o he did say somebody next to him got shot. >> oh, my god. g oh, my god. g >> this morning 10 of the t injured remain in critical condition. >> sparks fly at the gop debate the final one before super tuesday.insuper tuesday. a brawl from the start asl from marco rubio and ted cruz went c after

frederick 36. we're seeing a little 43 in town. we're seeing a little mixing perhaps higher elevations ridge tops back out to the west. this is not a lot, obviously, and again, it just seems to be a little bit on the east side of 81 and then along 1 and then perhaps back out to the west of 81. listen, this is not a problem for us. we're talking about rain and drizzle and we pretty much isolated that yesterday and this will be a warm storm. highs today, everyone will be above freezing and we'll be stuck in the 40s. upper 30s. lower to mid 40s. showers and looks like later on today it will become a little drizzle out there in spots. and then the heaviest of the rain, and potentially some thunderstorms, will be coming up tomorrow into tomorrow afternoon, snow, all the wintry precip with this one will stay well north and back out to the northwest. erin cuomo apparently feeling better today. here's a look at traffic on tuesday morning. good to you have back, erin. >> good to be back. it was a rough monday. when you wake up the thing i'm

and still 27 in gaithersburg and 27 in frederick. think downtown will get above freezing about 9:00. and may take until midnight or 1:00 a.m., if you're well north of town. here's a look at future cast. everybody still below freezing. except for our folks who got snow this morning. by 9:00, 33 downtown. we're above freezing downtown. then by 10:00, we're getting there. 32 at leesburg. and even 30 in hagerstown, with light activity. we'll come back. we have a flood watch in effect for tomorrow. we'll track heavy rain, tell you what that means to your morning and evening commute. >>> temperatures op tonight. roads will become even more treacherous. and they have been slick all day long. >> virginia state police respond to hundreds of crashes. the 63-year-old driver of a suburban was killed when he crossed the center line and hit a plow truck head-on. anotheuc

frederick county, baltimore. that's the bull's-eye area. down to the south, this may stay more rain for you. 1 to 3 inches around 66 and towards 50 and then north of that is the 3 to 6 range, laurel, annapolis. we'll continue to monitor this. this could continue to change a little bit. temperatures around 38 tomorrow and wednesday and then it gets just downright cold, guys. the coldest air of the season getting ready to move in. if you thought it was cold earlier, wait until you see the windchills for this weekend. >> we can't wait. >> i can. >> thanks, doug. >>> coming up, a man in maryland accused of putting a hit on ous hen uncle. we'll tell you how security was beefed up as the retrial got under way. >>> she disappeared from that hotel more than five days ago. she's a troubled 23-year-old woman. she doesn't have any money. she doesn't have a cell phone. she doesn't have a car. what happened to rose ditoro? that story coming up. >>> the timing couldn't be much worse. how parents are fighting back amid plans to shut down two >>> i'm trace

in virginia and also there's flood warning where we're getting reports parts of frederick and carol counties. cop find to the northern potomac we have heaviest amount of snow and where we're seeing a lot of reports come through also a flood watch remains effect for mathtivity area specifically norm of washington again where we had heavy snow and heavy rain through today. that's the latest from out here that's the latest from out here. let's accepted it back to the studio tony, shawn. >> thank you caityln. >> developing rights now in the district we've learned a firefighter was transportsed to the hospital with minor injuries after he was hurt in an apartment fire on m street norm west we're told three additional people are being he vait associated for injuries. investigators are looking into the cause of the fire. . >> well it is almost official. forler d.c. mayor vince gray says he's ready to june back to politics. gray told "fox5" he plans to run for warld 7 seats and official announcement is expected tomorrow. the seat hins 2007 and has no plans top go anywhere. . >> we're electe

gaithersburg, leesburg, frederick. snow even around the 5:00 hour. look at d.c., the mixing right around the d.c. metro area and then tomorrow night everybody switching over, even down to the south you may get some of that snow, too, but we're not talking about a lot. let's talk about that snowfall forecast. 1 to 3 inches the bulk of the area. d.c., waldorf, fredericksburg i don't have you seeing much at all, maybe a coating. 3 to 6 frederick, baltimore over towards columbia, gaithersburg, maybe montgomery village. some areas maybe a little bit more. coming up in a couple minutes, we'll talk about that seven-day forecast because, guys, the snow moves out but the cold moves in, and we're talking the coldest air so far this year. we'll talk much more about that in a few minutes. >> thanks, doug. >> shivering already. >>> thousands of restaurants make an unprecedented move. >> they're all part of the same chain that shut its doors but they're making it up in a big way by offering free food and that has social media hungry for more. >>> and they were the

at frederick maryland, after highs only in the 30s. another chance for flurries rolling in in the later afternoon and evening hours. light flurries and temperatures will be above freezing. that won't be case for long. i'll give you the school outlook forecast and the seven-day in a few more minutes. here's melissa. >> i love to hear that. going to check in with tom kierein right now. >> reporter: yeah, right now, we're on route 27, ridge road, heading towards 270. now just to the west of damascus, where there are a few scattered flurries. and we can see those on the storm team 4 radar and the nbc washington app. right now, we have dry pavements throughout most of northern montgomery county. i did find a couple of parking lots and sidewalks that were very icy and areas that were untreated after an overnight dusting of light know is that came through. and that came right across montgomery county and the district. and prince george's county where it did put down a light coating. and it's sweepable. you can use a broom to sweep it off. and

frederick dropped and westminster coming in at 37. everybody is above freezing pardon me we don't have to worry about any of that non sense we have had a few showers come across though in places it could still be a little slippery and in the rain will start coming through a little more abundant as we get into the later morning and early afternoon. this is what we see right now. most of showers went on through to the north and northeast of us. but we still do have a few showers very, very light. a little drizzle, too, coming up i-95. so there's still a possibility of a few showers this morning before the main event comes in again late morning early afternoon and there will be thupdner spots temperatures will be mid 60s. fredericksburg, leonardtown approaching 70. wow. here's erin cuomo with morning traffic. >> warm temperatures, gary. right now taking a look at 457 debris reported in montgomery country icc eastbound after 370 at need wood road use precaution don't wanted to start your wednesday morning drive with a flat tire. it's an a

frederick 36. you guys are technically in the freezing rain advisory.artinsburg cold easton the map at 35. everybody is above freezing all right. we have a lot of drizzle out there this morning. watch northwestern neighborhoods close limii don't believe they'll get down to freezing this morning. so let not completely ignore and let's just keep an eye on it okay? here's storm tracker radar showing a few light showers. mostly it's kind of a moderate drizzle out there this morning. there's a top of road spray. roads are wet. commute will not be fun this morning. because it might as well just be raining. showers by 8 a.m. 41 degrees here in city. 50 at lunchtime and showers and then by late this afternoon, temperatures will be jumping into the mid up toer 50s right around 60 degrees. south and east there will be temperatures middle 60s it looks like and we will have a good risk of thunderstorms. looks like the potential is there that we could have severe thunderstorms out there this afternoon and this evening. i would still believe the best chance of that w

to about 39 as we get up toward frederick and hagerstown. as we head on into the noon hour, a temperature in thein district of 58-degrees.8-de again, it will be a little bit breezy around the rest of the region it looks like we'll see temperatures in the upper 50s, 60 as early as the noon hour.r. by 5:00 very nice indebted.te our temperature righ 60-degrees. as we look at the rest of the region it looks like we could be as warm as 62. culpeper, 60, 55 for winchester. good looking forecast going forward. we did talk about theabou possibility of a couple of storms next week, as well. but they won't interfere with our weekend. with the exception of a coupletn of showers as we head on inton the sunday afternoon timeframe. this is what i wanted to showo you right here, this weak waive of low pressure that could spread a few showers in our direction. next week it's a cool start forf next week.ne the storm that approaches on tuesday, it's a weak system but it might have a little bit of b cold air tito work with and we could have a little bit of a s

the rain is long gone, shifting to the east, but visibility is practically nothing in frederick county, northern montgomery county reagan national less than a third of a mile, the same in manassas. dense fog advisory until 7 a.m., including the district, all surrounding counties. more information about the dense fog advisory and the latest on the flood watches and warnings coming up. leon: an alert for students and culpeper county. several roads are flooded from the rain, so buses cannot drive on them. and get excited, you still have to go to school. you may get a call in the morning asking you to walk to the bus at a safe location. alison: 7 on your side with consumer news and the takata airbag recall is worse than originally thought. jonathan elias has how new car models could be involved, too. jonathan: takata has been in the news for months and is expanding recalls to include recent car models, which means additional drivers and passengers are now at risk. honda is planning to launch a new batch of recalls. nine deaths in the u.s. have been tied to the exploding airbags, shrapnel t

this is northern montgomery county, up towards frederick. we have some rotation here, but the biggest thing we're going to watch out for is the potential for very strong winds. we could have winds upwards of 50, 60 miles per hour with these storms. notice what these -- these are called skits -- this is what we look at. these are for severe potential across our region. >> and now we're starting to see the threat of flooding with some -- >> that's the flash flood warn short period of time -- >> you need to take the radar off. >> a lot of the rainfall rates we were looking at earlier were upwards an inch per hour so around areas northern fauquier county up into clark county, jefferson county in west virginia as well as eastern berkeley county had flash flood warnings. probably going to see more of this too right along the line for this evening. again, about another two to three hours of this. so new flash flood warning. the severe thunderstorm warning to the north for frederick. that continues for a few more minutes. that's around leesburg, gai

only 31 in frederick. 33 in leesburg. these are the areas closer to that winter storm warning where most of your snow will start accumulating, but d.c. down south, i-95, 301 we're around 35 degrees and just fine. again, our temperatures for the evening, 37 to 41, so we've got a warm pa. avement and it's mai showers we will see move in first. early tomorrow morning that's what you're looking at here, mainly snow with roads becoming slick. as we make our way throughout the day tomorrow, midday, more snow covered roads. in fact, by the time we get to tomorrow evening becoming more hazardous and slick because there could, in fact, be several inches on some of our area roads, especially up north like areas toward baltimore, howard county, montgomery county. >> we're going to talk much more about the timing of this system and the next system that moves in. we've got it all for you coming up in a couple minutes. >> thanks, guys. >>> crews in both maryland and virginia have been out treating roads ahead of this weather system hea

really through frederick and carroll county. the river will continue to rise and they keep extending this flood warning up there through frederick and carroll county that goes until 1:00 p.m. please be careful. we do have other flooded roadways out there. just be careful. do not cross a flooded roadway. please turn around. a lot of water rescues yesterday as well. this is the current wind speed. that's the main story. sustained winds. then the gusts that cut right through you. we'll have gusts up to about 40 miles per hour throughout the day today and they are going to continue into this evening. so make sure you have both hands on the steering wheel. maybe some passing showers. we'll show you the future cast what you can expect this evening. >>> five coast guard members are capsized off the coast of new york. the boat they were on overturned just before 5:00 this morning. the crew was responding to a fishing boat that ran aground. the crew members were hoisted out of the water using a helicopter. no injuries have been reported.

sitting at 30 from front royal and leesburg and frederick, 25. and 29 in fredericksburg and 27 in eastham. and teens and 20s for the wind chills. not so bad. and i say that because tomorrow is minus five to plus five. that's it. filtered sunshine on the weather camera. 28. feels like 19 with that wind out of the south/southwest at 9. and the air is dry. the dew point is 6. so we got to overcome a little bit of dry air. but i strong enough that we will watch the line of snow showers develop here. by 5:00, west of the blue ridge, out to the i-81 area and another line of snow showers, up slope snows, there on the western-facing mountains, up toward garrett county, and grant county and watch out for the ski areas, wind and snow and cold as we get into saturday. here come the snow showers, by 7:30, approaching areas, from gaithersburg, north, to germantown, and up to yourbanna and frederick and leesburg and centerville and manassas and cullpepper and warrenton, and then as we head toward 8:00, 9:00, 9:30 10:00. the bulk of the snow showers are east of

but 31 in frederick, 31 also in uluny. -- aluny. >>> wind gust tracker. by the time we get into the afternoon, winds will not be a factor at all. so for tonight, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. cold. just a few spots north and west. so inside the beltway, i think you'll stay above freezing tonight. >>> day planner. notice the downtown temps above freezing to start. 34. 42 by 11:00. 44 by 1:00. d clouds and sun. so we'll say partly sunny. next three days, cold on thursday. 41. and then we're looking at 46, with chilly skies on friday. so next seven days, kept the 50s in. still a pretty good weekend. 56 on saturdayment 58 on sunday. -- saturday. mid-50s monday and here's what i mean. rain is lurking. rain or snow possible tuesday and wednesday. >> all right, top. thank you. >>> flying to cuba is about to get a little easier. and how these smart shoes can help your fitness routine. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously bet

so the wind obviously, a big factor, today, and gusts already to 35, in frederick. and we are gusting to 25 in manassas. and 29 in fredericksburg. and 37 in the mountains. we are gusting up to 40 at times. that is bringing the colder air. you already see at the higher elevation, freezing at the mountains. and we are 47, leesburg, frederick, 43 and the wind chills will make it feel like it is in the shenandoah valley anyway, upper 30s and low 40s. in town, 47, feeling like 41 with the south/southwest wind at 15 miles an hour. l storm. which brought the weather yesterday. and behind this, it continues to bring in the cold westerly breeze, bringing the mountain snow showers. and that is going to be with us this evening, anyway, and some clouds will start to thin out later on, and then tomorrow, a cold blustery day and by sunday, our fortunes will turn around big time. 52 today. and i think that is even that is something where we are lucky to get back to 50 the way we're going with the stray snow showers in spots. mid-20s in town. and 40 tomorrow. blustery. dress like i

here's the radar, sprinkles through frederick and lees burg and a couple of wet snowflakes around fredericknd damascus. so clearing tonight and breezy and much colder tonight. the bus stop temperatures, 28- 36 and the problem is the wind chills will be teens and 20s tomorrow. a cold start to the weekend but a warm finish. might hit 60 so the futurecast, upper 30s, lower 40s, not bad but breezy and windy. at morning, 53 downtown and 31 in silver spring and fairfax, and wind chills early, teens and 20s. 9:00, low to mid-30s across the board and walking to launch? - - lunch? 42 in fredericksburg. on the day planner, starting in the 30s. 38 at 11:00 and 40 with sun sheen at 1:00 p.m. saturday, cold and 45 and look at what happens, boom. 61 on sunday with sunshine. the next 7 days looks like this. 60 on tuesday and march will come in like a lamb and showers wednesday. >>> it was this time last year, where is my ring? bryce harper? >>> there was a li the sayings and put all of that behind them and focus on spring training which is in full swing. we'll hear from harper coming up next. >>> shopping