. >> this happened at a hotel in fredericksburg south virginia. the video crap turs.captures the man. >> on the ground. >> you can't do this. >> the taser goes off but seems to have no effect on this man. >> on the ground. >> come on. >> [ bleep ]. >> taser goes off multiple times. the man does not seem to be affected by the taser, and continues to walk towards the officers. >> on the ground. >> this is the last thing you want going on in your lobby as guests are trying to come and go in collect check in or walk-in guests. >> struggle continues, deputy pulls out the baton. the deputy still unable to get this guy cuffed or even get him out of the lobby. he does call for backup. >> lobby. >> i don't think this guy has all of his faculties, he keeps telling the officer he's down. >> i'm on the ground. >> new york you're not. >> i think they believes he might be. >> you see one officer with a taser, another one with the dog. >> on the ground now. >> get down on the ground now! >> that begins to work. >> tased a few more times. eventually seven officer

four at the national zoo, frederick maryland with 4.3 in fredericksburg virginia. south is where we'll see the higher totals. temperatures all day long have been around the teens. we've we're seeing a temperature rise 16 in frederick, maryland 16 in fredericksburg. all day tomorrow temperatures will stay below freezing as that snow wraps up early tomorrow morning. still slick, icy spots with travel difficult for the morning rush. >> again, we have revised the snowfall totals just a little bit. we'll talk much more about that coming up at around 11:15. >> thank you, doug. >>> snow blanketed the roads making it tough for fire crews to get to a burning home this evening. news 4's jackie bensen continues our team coverage in waldorf maryland where the slippery conditions are creating a major mess. jackie? >> reporter: doreen roads are snow covered. visibility is reduced and emergency crews have been going nonstop. there's no such thing as a snow delay when it comes to the business of saving lives. but the snow that blanketed charles county maryland tonight, forced volunteer

that stretches down into the northern neck of virginia and areas just south of fredericksburg where there could be a dusting to an inch here in southern maryland and parts of the northern neck and lower eastern shore between now and 10:00 this morning. mainly on the grassy surfaces. we have winter weather advisories in effect until 6:00 a.m. for souther and prince george's the district and prince william. in is going to be in effect a little bit later into the morning hours. i took this picture the road was wet but the tree had light icing on it. that's what you'll be encountering. if your car has been outside overnight it will have ice on the wipd shield. allow yourself extra time to scrape the ice off. we're at or a little below freezing now. cloudy sky over northwest washington. live view from the tower cam getting above freezing by mid-morning and noontime upper 30s. low 40s mid afternoon. blustery wind it will feel chillier as we get sunshine back.l may be 20s to low 30s. you can track the radar with the storm team 4 weather app and our four-day forecast upper 20s tomorrow morning. a

south. cambridg fredericksburg and south. and then a winter storm watch richmond over to the rest of the northern neck. southeas virginia, under a winter warning. hour by hour we'll stay in the tleens through #:00 with sunshine. increasi clouds and near 40 midafter. then back in the upper 30s by time you'r heading back home later today. a look at the timing and totals for the snow tomorrow that's coming up next weather and traffis at 4:51. melissa, h is it looking now? >>> going to keep mentioning this bec is our peggest problem at least right now. 124 at moyer road shut down in boths because of downed wires that we alter is 27. 270 the at germantown road everyt nicely. prince g overa no major issues. same thing as we head up north an look at 95 and bw parkway in and out of town. a live picture of 66 coming up. >>> the clock is tick before funds run out for hundreds of thousas of government workers. how today's showdown on capitol could leave them in limbo. >>> plus why experts say little habits like checking your phone all the time could lead to >>> 16 before the hour. new this morning, the secretary of homeland secu w

south that got pretty hard with some of those totals. our northern virginia l bureau reporter david culvert went south down to fredericksburg to see how y'all are doing down there. david? >> reporter: hey, there, wendy. normally in the aftermath of snow we head west because that's generally where it is here in northern virginia. but following storm team 4's forecast when we came down here to fredericksburg where they got about 7 inches among the high nest our region when it comes to snow counts. folks here the focus was cleaning up all that snow and ultimately get back to work. a torpedo yus but necessary part of this winter weather. >> we go from that end to this end and clear them off. >> reporter: before you complain meet joan. most of us get up in the morning and parked outside and we have our one car to clean off. how many do you have? >> we have 600-plus to clean off. >> reporter: that's a lot of cleaning. >> a lot of cleaning. >> reporter: just pass by the many dealerships and you'll see the merchandise covered up. >> this is the hardest part really is the top. >> reporter: at stafford of fredericksburg manager joan showed us how to

now it's changed over to rain and we have light rain over west virginia, moderate rain north of richmond, be passing south of fredericksburg. closer to washington a few sprinkles in this patch much green in montgomery howard frederick county maryland. northern anne arundel county. this will be tracking off north and east. but we still have a possibility of light rain over the next three or four hours. right now all above freezing. near 50 southern maryland. low to mid-40s central shenandoah valley. but this area in purple still a winter weather advisory. some slippery spots until 8:00 this morning. just some isolated slick spots northern montgomery county a little bit of slushiness up there as well as into northern and we were loudoun county. coming up next weather and traffic, a look at our roller coaster temperatures over the next 24 hours. chuck bell joins us live now in the storm team 4 x 4. >> reporter: we are here in northern montgomery county on father hurley boulevard just off of 270. it's indeed a slushy story on the side of the roads, but all the main stretches of pavement are completely slush free. that is defin

fredericksburg south towards charlottesville and the eastern shore. lighter amounts. western maryland and the panhandle of west virginia. ea all the way to the metro area four to eight inch amounts will be common. a look at when the snow arrives in the hour-by-hour forecast coming up at 5:11. >>> new accident, melissa. where is this? >> northbound at 323. it is going to cause sop problem here's. on the phone trying to figure out what is blocked here this morning with it just popped up. here in college park green belt avenue trying to get that out of the way. colesville road here. this is the outer loop here. everything rolling along nicely. right now, 95 into and out of town. looking good. that crash northbound at 32. not showing slowdowns yet. getting information on the next couple of minutes. beltway is moving along nicely. penn line running on a sunday schedule. brunswick and camden canceled because of the holiday. >>> we know a lot of schools are out today. but we do have some school delays to pass along this morning. in virginia right now, spotssylvania. jefferson, morgan and hampshire county schools are on a two-

south. then it gets going back to the north a little bit. a little low pressure will develop off of the virginia coast tonight. and maybe give places like fredericksburg and la plata waldorf morning snow showers. then clouds will hang tough tomorrow morning. even across the metro area north in gaithersburg and martinsburg temperatures around freezing. by 1:00, upper 30s low 40s. by 5:00 temperatures mainly in the low 40s across the board. by 9:30 tomorrow night temps will be sneaking around freezing north and west of town. tonight breezy colder. a light mix north and west. then showers ending as light snow everywhere. temperatures 30 to 35 for lows. the day planner maybe a flurry in the morning. 7:00 9:00. then breaks in the clouds at 11:00. and 42 with sunshine by 1:00. next three days, chilly on wednesday. 44. i've got to tell you once we get through the weekend we'll look back on wednesday, wish we could have it back. we go downhill on thursday literally with the temperatures upper 30s. snow showers possible in the evening. we'll monitor that for yellow alert. only 22 on friday. valentine's day, cold . snow showers at night. only 14 on sunday. i wa

airy, leesburg, virginia, dropping to 17. 21 in d.c. 21 la plata, waldorf, and 25 degrees in fredericksburg just down to our south. the impact forecast for tomorrow, because we're talking act, yes, it's going to be mild, temperatures up a then they'll continue to rise throughout the day. and we'll be above freezing, in fact. milder sunshine, above freezing. so a low impact weather day for tomorrow. but not for thursday. so let me start you with wednesday late here on our future weather. we'll track that weather system coming right on into the area, cloud cover by 11:00 p.m. i know you'll be watching doug kammerer at 11:00. cloud cover and just down to our south, nasty weather starts making its way in. you can see snow sinu our future weather at 5:00 a.m. manassas, warrenton, arias like leesburg, and it will continue pushing east and to the southeast right on roh r area. spots like d.c. will be getting the snow around 8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. in the morning probably snowing the hardest by that time. already by 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., it will be making its way out of here. fast system, but it could cause trouble duri

of tennessee and into southwestern virginia as well and the leading edge is just light flurries trying to reach the ground. this area in gray. south of fredericksburg to charlottesville, central shenandoah valley a few scattered flowers there. around the metro area clouds around. temperatures cold. just in the teens now. we'll have it remaining cold and staying below fooezreezing through the evening likely seeing snow accumulate. four to eight inches around the metro area. higher amounts further south and east. could be over eight inches and could be a fluffy dry snow. that's the way it looks right now. >> thank you, tom. >>> oh yes! yes! we got it baby. we got it! we got it! whew! whew! we got it! yes! >> i wish we could all love our jobs as much as weather channel meteorologist jim cantore loves his. cantore's excited reaction to a rare thunder snow this weekend went viral. he was in plymouth massachusetts, covering the massive winter storm there. >>> well you've driven across the key bridge i'm sure plenty of times maybe even biked or walked across it but never seen i bet, what's under the bridge and what our cameras saw recently. as transportat