but there is a man here hoping to change people's views on the men and women in prison, father george williamsand a man with forgiveness in his job description. talk to me about the people on the outside who go, they did this horrible thing that defines them, they should be in prison for as long as the cells have room for them. >> well, there have been men here since the '70s and i say, how many of the men watching this program are the same person they were in 1978? we all change. i think the greatest tragedy in our culture is that we've found a way to kind of throw people away and ignore them. and it goes against my values as a christian, but i think it goes against our values as americans that these are people, these are our fellow citizens, and there's so many of them, and disproportionately men of color, and it's wrong. i think really, prison i think nowadays should be a call to us to look at ourselves, to search our souls and say, we're doing something wrong here. we're not treating our brothers and sisters the right way, and we need to change. we need to live up to the ideals of what mad

williams. jean at murray. john, paul sommerville. >> we remember them. george walterson williams. kelsey marie woods.. joe nathan woods junior. andrew christopher right. mark james iii. and flanagan lose kathleen mary flanagan. thomas flanagan. maurice peter henry. dora henrietta henry. mary bramwell lante. >> my uncle. roger. >> we remember them. army special forces captain joseph curry, my brother-in-law. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i want to welcome another longtime friend, helen englehart is the widow of anthony hawkins who left behind her and their son. helen is a dedicated and ferocious activists and has been a thoroughly involved part of the family as long as i can remember. she is going to come up and say a few words about our frank. ellen? >> that song just wipes me out, thank you. good morning. this is the tribute i never wanted to give and didn't expect to. i had to be here to do it. i think i met frank the first time he came to one of our early group meetings in a dingy hotel in hudson, new york, not sure why we were meeting there except in the early years we tried to go up and down the ea

. >> this is the biggest -- >> william joins george foreman, henry winkler to trot all over it globe.trange premise. five guys go off and are they amusing? do they have adventures? and does it connect with it audience? and all those questions were answered. there's terry bradshaw with two super bowl rings. >> and you're a fan? >> my goodness. two-time heavyweight champion knocks me out of the ring of the first season. >> traveling the world on nbc's dime was a great time for shatner. >> we had a great time, saw things we would never have seen with t ease of somebody else handling everything. >> that was really funny. >> i'm bleeding. >> okay. >> who is the most trustworthy out of you all? >> i would leave my wallet with anybody but george foreman is like buddha. a wiseman who's very funny. >> you still didn't cross the finish line. >> oh, i knew something was wrong. >> i know retired is not in your vocabulary. >> it's putting another piece of rubber on the car. >> good answer. i think that's the best answer i have ever heard. it's always fun to have william stop by and what a fun show

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a woman named margaret thomas is paid here for making three shirts for william lee, george washington's body servant. we know from other documents that margaret thomas was a free black woman who joined the domestic staff of general washington and traveled with him for the rest of the war doing things like laundry and sewing. she and william lee became a couple by the end of the war, and this came as a surprise to washington after the war when lee said, can you bring my wife to mount vernon? this was probably the first time washington had heard of this, but also the first time he had been asked to do something like this. he did not want to yet he felt he needed -- that william deserved this, he had been so loyal, so washington agreed. that probably would not have happened before the war. another discovery about who was living at the house, general horatio gates, then an active general in the continental army, he also lived at the house. his wife elizabeth traveled north with martha and probably also moved into the house to be with her husband. where they were in the house, in what rooms?

his mother was also killed six years ago in prince william -- prince george's county. we report the killers in both cases are still on the streets. >> reporter: this is dante coleman, a teenager at the time seeking justice for his mother in 2011. police say she was shot in her car in williamsburg with her baby in the car. the killer was never found. six years later dante shot several times, killed in this apartment building hallway on first street southeast. family members said he lived here with his 1-year-old son and his child's mother. investigators have not found the gun man but we spotted several security cameras at the building including this one at the front door. police not saying if the cameras are working or if they have footage from that night. coleman is related to a well- known area rapper who took to facebook saying how much he loved her nephew and doesn't know how much more her family can take. dante coleman is described as kind, smart and funny. his family says he turned his life around and is looking for a job. they say the losses unimaginable and unex

we have a report from prince georges in william county.s is what a lot of the neighborhoods are look like here in prince william county. people really aren't having a lot of trouble getting out. they're still heading to work, whether that's driving, or even taking the bus. >> i can't stand snow. i can't stand it. no, no, it's not -- it's not a very good thing for me, because i have to get to work, and i don't drive. so that's one of the bigger problems. i go to the vre station and catch a commuter train, and, you know, i'm gone. so it's not that bad of a commute, but the snow slows it up. its way more of a hassle than anything else. especially this. this isn't that bad. as long as we don't have more snow, it's okay by me. >> reporter: in prince william county, wusa 9. >>> all right. meantime, a live look right now. i believe this is reagan national. you're going to see the snowplows out there right now, trying to make sure that the runways are clear for flights to hopefully >>> with the yellow alert. >>> we still have snow falling. it is b

again, the winter weather advisory for all the shaded counties here, prince george's county, prince william county, fairfax, washington, all points north of there under the winter weather advisory from 1:00 p.m., until 9:00 p.m. because of the threat of some freezing rain or sleet. your nbc washington app, custom tailored, storm team 4 forecast available there. find and follow this on our social media platforms as well. there's the moisture now. moving into the mountains of west virginia where it looks like it's going to be all snow there. the problem is, by the time it gets here, temperatures will be just high enough and there will be relatively warm air aloft. so as a result, it may be making rain in the clouds but raindrops falling on to a frozen surface could be problematic. here's future weather. by 9:30, a chance for sleet or freezing rain along i-81. we get to the noon hour, that is encroaching on to the i-95 corridor and then through the course of the afternoon. 1:30, up to 6:00 or 7:00 this evening, again, it looks like rain there. but it does not take into account that the surface

at the american representatives to moscow, people like william bullitt, jeb -- george can himself -- george cannon himself. they wanted to believe they could make a difference, that they could establish a special relationship with stalin, that they could really make a difference. they came away with this point. was thathe intensity of a disappointed lover. they put themselves out and they felt rejected. so there is this sense of expectation and then disappointment. -- as contributed cork's [indiscernible] frank -- >> [indiscernible] frank: some of these ordinary airmen, army air force who were commentedin ukraine, conten that the base had a special importance, beyond even the military utility of the bases, that this was somehow an important venture. the second question, could the four policeman approach of work? i always -- approach have worked? i always try to go back to a 1941,l moment in december when you could hear the booming of the german guns from the kremlin and stalin sits down with eden and lays out his postwar worries. laid out abasically series of expectations, which incl

george stewart brother-in-law of william diggs, who lived about 10 miles outside of town on the south river. john, secretary of the former governor horatio sharpe, charles carroll, perhaps the wealthiest man in town with a sprawling house overlooking spa creek. at the home of the impressively named daniel of st. thomas jenifer, although where he was living, he had a beautiful house in the next year that he purchased. where he was living this year is unknown to me. each evening, he attended a play or a ball, and sometimes both. on his homeward journey, he overnighted again to tulip hill, arriving at mount vernon on the ofte afternoon. he picked up architectural ideas. certainly gained or strengthened social and political connections that would aid him in the upcoming revolution, but it lost at cards. 13 pounds, four shillings. ome, lose -- win s some. he lodged with governor robert eden. he lived in the big, impressive house, now lost, but somewhat documented before demolition. the scale of the large midcentury dwelling power andhe air of permanence. across the back of the building was

henry winkler, william shatner, george foreman, terry bradshaw and comedian jeff dye? you caught up with those guys? >> i had the greatest time with these fellas. when you hear those names, you think, what could possibly go wrong? well, i got to meet up with them in berlin where another big name showed up. that's right. the hoff. david hasselhoff. we had a good time. >> last season, four living legends took the trip of a lifetime. >> whoa! >> they experienced everything asia had to offer. >> and now they're at it again. oh, my god. >> i bumped into them at berlin's brandenburg gate, taping a cameo for their show. good news is, it's keeping the heat down. >> oh, my goodness, it's al roker. >> what is al doing her in berlin? >> and pretty much where the script went out the window. >> it's going to rain, al! >> stole your pants! wow! it's a bear! >> guess who is in there? >> of course, it's mr. b >> whoa! >> ta-da! >> and here's what's happening in your neck of the woods! >> oh, i'll give you a bear hug! after the scene was done, we went for a drink and a chat to check in

prince william, spotsylvania and fairfax county schools are closed. prince george's schools have a two hour delay. there are many more too. they are scrolling at the bottom of yor screen. you can get alerts when your child's school is closed or delayed -- sent right to your phone by signing up for our closing alerts at wjla-dot-com. larry, autria back to you. howard university is urging students not to return from winter break until sunday, because not to return from winter break until sunday, because some dorms have no heat. but for some students, that warning came too late. returned to campus early. and they're stunned about what they've had to deal with. howard university officials say there are problems with boilers and ruptured steam pipes in several buildings. crews are racing to restore heat by the time students return. the campus is closed today and tomorrow, because of a lack of heat. coming up -- a fake 9-1-1 call leads to police killing a man. how it happened and details on the person accused of making the call. plus -- here's a look at your stormwatch 7 w

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reasonable providence to the house during washington's time, it was loaned by the family of william greenleaf. this chair, george washington sat here. [laughter] mr. bell: on the question of sleeping, where did he sleep? we know now that several of the beds from his house came from the estate of dr. joseph warren, a massachusetts hero killed at poker health -- battle of hill. it ended up in the property of his younger brother, when the call came out to furnish the house for the general, he sold his brothers bed to the colony for the mansion. when we say george washington have been, he may sleeping on joseph warns that. warren's bed. there are a couple of important things to remember about the lessons washington learned. first, he became commander-in-chief of the continental army at the age of 43. i suspect many of us in this room can look back at 43. he is not the elder statesman in these portraits. he was an untried man. second, the continental army had really already won the boston knewign even before they they had become the continental army, but it took many months for that campaign victory to become evident

basically everywhere north of prince william county, prince george's county, points north of the mason-dixon line. only places not affected are across southern maryland. here's your weather. a dry morning. clouds coming in very quickly. full overcast by noon. that's problem number one. because it will really slow down any ability to get above the freezing marng. even though it's showing rain here, it may be falling on to frozen surfaces. that's the reason for the concern here. starting as early as late morning to lunchtime. again, the rain here. it doesn't take into the fact that the ground is so cold. all this will be coming to an end probably not that long after 7:00 or 8:00 this evening. here's the ten-day. today may be the last weather alert day for a while. then into the 40s tuesday and wednesday and dry weather. then rain and 50s thursday, friday and saturday. let's go back to melissa mollet. >> good morning. breaking news here in first 4 traffic. take a look at this. we're talking about takoma park. a main route from montgomery county to prince george's county and vice versa for a lot

schools in prince george's county and montgomery county are delayed, schools in prince william county sold. there is a full list scrolling at the bottom of the screen. we will have the impact this is having, but we are starting tonight with chief meteorologist bill kelly and exactly how much snow that you can where you are. we will see a large temperature spread around the area. the storms are still off to the south. here is what we you folks to the west, not much if anything at all. around the d.c. metro come up to two inches of snow. parts of maryland, two to four inches, and then four to six inches in st. mary's county. .ou have zero to six within this swath is what we are watching. the snow starting to work up the i-95 corridor. reports in alexandria of light snow, the sending to the south. it is interesting to look, from the shore and on sure it changes over to snow. it is relatively warm over the ocean waters. this is so strong because it has a lot of energy, but off to the east but widespread. blizzard warnings posted for parts of the eastern seaboard. for us, advisory until 11

prince george's county detectives search for john williams who say he tried to kill someone.hey are on the lookout for chitman wanted for burglary. they are still looking for tips about anthony. don't hesitate to call police. michael wood and william morris who we have featured in the past were arrested thanks to your tips. we'll see you next week for a "7 on your side" fighting back wall of justice. alison: coming up at 5:00, a refund for riders. why metro is considering a proposal af larry: covers metro and a plan to try to lure customers back to the rails with a new promise. if your train is late, you get your money back. abc7 transportation reporter sam swene sam: for 2018, metroee new slogan could be "on time or on us." >> i would get a lot of money. a lot of money. it would be good. >> since safetrack finished nine out of ten rush hour trips have arrived on time. but ridership is down. 30% of the riders say they are riding less because of reliability concerns. >> nothing is ever on time. what are we going to do? >> they are introducing the 2018 consumer confidence progr

george w. bush. mr. williams was in the obama administration. as an economic advisor. gina: and you do not get the sense the vice chair will create a massive ripple effect. it is more about consistency, especially if you bring in someone like john williams. minds, atof folks least in the financial market. it does not seem to create a lot of potential turmoil. marty: and it is interesting that donald trump's choice on the fed has been mainstream, as opposed to the concerns that he would take a disruptive. -- disrupter. alix: will we look at inflation price levels now, and overshoot and undershoot now? it seems that is a conversation we can focus on, because it does not seem to be a big change at the fed. gina: yeah. that will be the conversation -- is the phillips curve broken, will we see inflation pressures rise? the fed is getting close to inverting the curve to that will be part of the discussion later this year. do we need to tighten this much? is inflation supporting the tightening. the other thing we have not talked about is this is the year where we see balance

saint george was a lawyer who became a professor of law at the college of william and mary. saint george had written a play, a scathing farce of a play, entitled "up and ride" and he wanted to share it widely. it attacked john adams' titles, pompous congressmen who rode around in fancy carriages. and a dangerous vice also attacked abigail adams for riding around in a carriage at one point in the poem. and apparently, riding around in carriages was really seen as part of an elite activity that didn't -- the image just didn't sync with where americans wanted their country to be. in any case, saint george sent a letter to his brother telling him about his farce. and although thomas wanted to read the play and said, this is great, he advised his brother to be politically circumspect. he knew what was happening with this dangerous vice, he knew that edmund church, had -- there had been backlash against the poem. as he wrote to his brother, were we to make every man our enemy, who is not wholly in sentiment with us, we should have very little support left. and if only if that advic

. >> in prince william county, marsella robertson, wusa 9. >>> turning now to prince georges county where residents are digging out from this morning's snow fall. mikea turner has more. >> we are off of john adams drive in camp springs. this is a part of temple hills and prince georges county. the main roads pretty much clear. people are able to move through them but the side streets that still need some work. still waiting for plow drivers to move through. and the kind of snow we are talking about is a light dusty dry kind of snow. it was just enough to make shoving easy for a woman we >> i saw the snow i was out here with my boots on. i'm ready. as long as it's not a lot of snow i can handle it. >> your husband and grandson, what are they doing? >> in the house with their pajamas on saying can't you wait and i'm like no. you do what you have to do. [laughter] >> now check this out here. donna isn't the only woman in this neighborhood rolling up her sleeves to get the job done. her neighbor came out early with a broom and cleared out her driveway herself. prince georges county mikea turn

schools, calvert county schools, charles county schools and prince george's county schools all delayed two hours. >> in virginia, prince william county and spotsylvania county schools are closed. also in virginia fairfax county fauquier county, and paige county schools on a two-hour delay. >> d.c. public schools also on a two-hour delay. there are many more delays and more closures. we are running the full list of closures and delays at the bottom of your screen. >> we have also heard from the federal government which is opened today but operating on a two-hour delay. federal workers do have the option for unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework. >> let's get to caitlin roth and also to erin como to talk about our roads and the weather today. caitlin let's start with you. >> maureen and wisdom i think the delays are a good call. so much of this snow will wrap up before the lunch hour even hits and locally we are only talking about an inch or two of snow. however, this is a massive storm which is blizzard conditions up and down along the east coast. those are your warnings in red. in pink, that's kind of the eastern shore. wi

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with prince george and princess charlotte back in london william and kate have a packed itinerary includinghining a light on mental health. kate spoke out on maternal mental health and postpartum depression leading many to speculate whether she may have suffered herself. >> she has said before that she, even with all the help kate has with her children, she has struggled. i think it helps a lot of new mothers identify the fact it isn't always easy. >> kate and will are due to welcome baby number three in april. >>> super bowl ads this year appear to be playing it kind of safe. >> so judging by the commercials released so far if you're looking for edge you may have to look ♪ the land is dark and the moon is the only light we'll see ♪ >> this is nice, though, a moment of zen. you are looking at an ad from budweiser called stand by you. it shows how the king of beers filled cans with millions of gallons of water for disaster relief efforts. during the past year bud provided water for hurricane victims in texas, florida and puerto rico, also wildfire victims here in california. >>> that's how w

insincere patronizing and there's the age-old impulse to be led by a fire brand, william jennings brian, huey long, george wallace. >>> finally, some non-plussed by this manner of speech have been innoculated against being outraged because there have been so many others, all of which explains both why the president's approval rating is capped in the high 30s, and probably not at risk of further decline. now, it's flying out of book stores and into the national consciousness. in its first days, michael wolff's "fire & fury: inside the trump white house" is a publishing juggernaut of harry potter proportion. already in its 11th printing. number one on the "new york times" and amazon best seller list. its publisher has orders for 1.4 million copies. its repercussions have been far and wide, including the departure of steve bannon from breitbart. michael wolff joins me now. hey, michael, i'm not sure what's left to ask. you have been absolutely everywhere. is there anything in the book that you thought would get more attention than it has thus far? >> well, one of my favorite lines is when trump calls h.r. mc

police identifying remains found in prince george's county as those of a 22-year d-c man. marty william mcmillan was last seen in april. family members say he was supposed to be going a date with a women he met on "plenty of fish." according to a medical examiner, mcmillan was shot and killed inside a d-c apartment, before his body was dumped in suitland. a 25-thousand dol anyone who provides information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or person responsible. a bridge over the monocacy river bridge is back open this morning, a month ahead of schedule. in december... a beam was seriously damaged after a garbage truck crashed into it. repairs were expected to take 60 days... but crews got them done in half that. george washington middle school, in alexadria will reopen today. students have been out of class since tuesday after a broken water pipe. the school says -- the fire marshal has inspected the building... and deemed it safe for students to return. coming up - searching for survivors. new images of the damage as the number of missing in california rises. and this m

according to prince george's county school spokesman, the violence unfolded shortly after school began. student xavier williams said he didn't see this coming. >> i know the person in the incident. i'm like, wow. shocked. >> reporter: outside the school, police and the ceo of the school system work to calm the s reach their children after the school was placed on lockdown. >> obviously there is no longer a threat because the person was apprehended. communicate with the parents by way of text message, e-mail, something. let us know something. >> the situation is stable. the students have been returned to their classrooms. there are not fights. there are not people wandering the halls. >> reporter: police say the incident began with a fight between three male students. why and how it escalated to the point of a double stabbing is still under investigation. all of the kids involved are expected to be okay. this student wants better security inside of his school. >> the school doesn't really take a proper precaution of making sure what happens in the school who has what, what's being brought into the school. it's

his treatment of mcclellan simply followed in the steps of catton, williams, sears, and mcpherson. so why is george b. mcclellan so despised by almost all who hold an opinion of the man today? at the conference last year, ethan rafuse i told ethan i was going to steal this line, because i thought it was so good. ethan remarked only partly in jest that mcclellan was like the guy in high school we all knew who was captain of the football team, dated the head cheerleader, seemed effortlessly successful at everything and we hated his guts. [laughter] dr. rable: it seems that george b. mcclellan led a very charmed life. he was a man eager to make his mark in the world. in some ways, he exuded self-confidence, though at times in a cautious way. even as a young man he was wary of what he termed political fools. he viewed his own class, the class of 1846 at the military academy at west point, is the key to national success, not only in the civil war but eventually more broadly. in an address to his fellow cadets, mcclellan declared the great difference between the officers and privates is that one is suppo

william jennings brian, huey long, george wallace. finally, some will be not affected by this speech will be inoculated against being outraged because there are so many others. all of which explains why the president's approval rating is capped in the high 30s and probably not at risk of further decline. now it's flying out of book stores and into the national consciousness. in the first days michael wolff's "fire and fury inside the president's white house" is a juggernaut of harry potter proportion. already in the 11th printing. it is number one on "new york times" and amazon best seller list. it has orders for 1.4 million copies. t effects are far and wide. michael wolff joins me now. michael, i'm not sure what is left to ask. you have been absolutely everywhere. is there anything in the book that you thought would get more attention than it has thus far? >> one of my favorite lines is when trump calls hr mcmaster a beer salesman. he says he looks like a beer salesman. why do i have to talk to him? and i always like that line becau

william county schools will be closed, fairfax county, and prince georges county schools have a two hour lay -- delay. more information about this is on mina wusa9.com. >> more crews are out in force tonight trying to make things easier for your morning commute. >>> dc snow teams began working at 8:00 to treat roads across the city. they will be on duty all night as the snow begins. on virginia -- in virginia, they will be out pretreating the roads as well. people in these locations point out that there is a lot of salt and brine on the roads from the last round of winter weather which should make their jobs easier tonight. >>> we will be you -- we will be with you a half hour early starting at 4:00 a.m. we would love to see the view from where you are. snap a picture and post it with a hashtag wusa9 weather. >> of the storm is moving up the coast and taking aim at communities close to the coast. john henry likes an adventure. he went to st. mary's county on maryland's eastern shore. >> reporter: i'm here in the heart of st. mary's county. it just began to snow. they are expecting roughl

in maryland, prince george's, anne arundel county schools on a two-hour delay. >>> spotsylvania, prince william and rappahannock schools are closed. just coming into the newsroom, allegheny public schools on a two-hour delay. westmoreland county schools are closed today. federal government on a two-hour delay this morning with the option for unscheduled leave or telework. >>> it's 4:30 now. we want to check out all the snow falling on the boardwalk in ocean city. you see that thick snow. this is one of the cameras. ocean city live.com. that beach community is getting hammered by snow this morning. in other parts of southern maryland, a blizzard warning. >> justin finch is live for us at the beach this morning. justin, how is it looking on the ground now? >> reporter: hey there, aaron. still coming down. an love to be out here playing in this nice fresh snow. look at it coming down here. it's getting powdery now. it was a little more coarse and frozen earlier. i want to show you how much snow has fallen. this bench presumably has not been touched. i'll wave my hand or push it off. there is an ic

montgomery, charles anne arundel, frederick, calvert and prince george's county are on a two-hour delay. >> in virginia now. fairfax prince williamudoun county schools on a two-hour delay. see them there. manassas city, manassas park city, arlington county, culpepper and fauquier county schools opening two hours late today also. >>> it's now we're following this morning. we're talking about that black ice. it may be to blame for this crash that left an apartment complex badly damaged in bethesda. a woman's suv skidded off the road and smashed into this apartment building on clarendon road. all three families living in the building were displaced because of the a damage. the driver was trapped in the suv and had to be rescued by firefighters. she is in the hospital with serious injuries. >>> customs officials made a big counterfeit bust at dulles international airport. nearly 400 pairs of fake air jordans were found being shipped to an address in alexandria last month. real air jordans retail for more than a hundred bucks a pair. if nerp real, they would have been worth $55,000. >>> president trump is back and his legal team is de

county schools are all opening two in maryland, prince george's, anne arundel county schools on a two-hour delay. >>> spotsylvania, prince williampahannock schools are closed. just coming into the newsroom, allegheny public schools on a two-hour delay. westmoreland county schools are closed today. federal government on a two-hour delay this morning with the option for unscheduled leave or telework. >>> it's 4:30 now. we want to check out all the snow falling on the boardwalk in ocean city. you see that thick snow. this is one of the cameras. ocean city live.com. that beach community is getting hammered by snow this morning. in other parts of southern maryland, a blizzard warning. >> justin finch is live for us at the beach this morning. justin, how is it looking on the ground now? >> reporter: hey there, aaron. still coming down. an

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george's, calvert, st. -- hampshire county schools are closed as well. >> fairfax, falk we are, prince william, spotsylvania, warren and frederick county schools and fredericksburg, rappahannock and culpepper county schools. manassas city and park. stafford county and winchester schools are closed. >>> montgomery, anne arundel and fairfax county schools will open two hours late. arlington, alexandria and falls church schools will also open two hours late in virginia, as will jefferson county schools in west virginia. the federal government is open today. >>> let's go back to the breaking news melissa mentioned that could impact your commute today. water main break in d.c. causing a major icy mess. >> here's why. take a look at these temperatures. any water that hits the road is going to turn into ice. news 4's megan mcgrath is live on 27th street to let us know which roads are blocked because of this. that's a really busy area for commuters, megan. >> reporter: yeah. it's kind of one of these strange little areas where there are all kinds of access points to several freeways, parkways and roads. it all is i

william county you do not have school tomorrow. two-hour delay in place across maryland and montgomery county. prince george's county and anne arrundel county but keep it locked here fox5dc.com. we'll keep you updated on those. moved up the coast from florida bringing snow to southern regions for the first time in years. >> in north carolina at least three deaths are blamed on the storm and there may be a fourth. >> overnight police found a man dead inside a car submerged in a canal in north carolina. it was found in surf city about an hour northeast of wilmington. two other people were killed in a snow related car crash in moore county and another in buford county. >> and our sea residents who are used to powerful storms and nor'easters aren't really used to the blizzard conditions that have been found out there. that's rare for our state. these troopers have responded to over a thousand calls a since the snowstorm started and over 700 of those have been related to automobile collisions. >> some parts of north carolina got as much as 6-inches of snow. a winter weather advisory is in effect until saturday mor

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and serena williams and many suits costars and justin trudeau along with his wife, sophie. >> prince george princess charlotte are expected to have roles. >> and ivy will be a flower girl on the day. >> and leading up to the newspaper you'lls, the couple continues her unofficial tour of the uk. wildly excited fans greeted them in wales. >> and she showed me her ring and said it was amazing and she was a very lucky lady. >> and she greeted well wish irs with a stella mccartney coat and a green tasselled handbag. the royal pair visiting the castle an iconic building in the welsh capital celebrating the heritage and culture and sampled cake. >> the next stop was a local community center, harry and his fiance met with young people in the street games program a charity that harry supports that brings positive change to disadvantaged youth through sports. >> and in a game of jenga markle dished out advice. and performed a dance number for them. >> getting exciting. the real excitement in philadelphia -- of course royal wed withling excluded is the royal game this sunday. >> it's a big one and goo

william canceled for tomorrow. a two hour delay. coming up, what schools and prince george's county will have to reopen their doors. >>> many have showed pictures on social media. thanks for sharing. another one share this and writes, don't ask, bad choice. >> we encourage you to keep sharing your pictures. we can't wait to see them at the wusa9 facebook page. use share them throughout the newscast and the evening. >> other big stories, a coastal storm gave us a glancing blow but it's different in norfolk, virginia. >> yes. >> attorney general jeff sessions has a message >>> file this under, did this just happened? a republican wins after his name was drawn from a bowl. >> at was watched all across the country. a tied race and it was hanging in the balance and they settled it like this. about as serious as it gets. who controls the direction of virginia? over -- republicans or democrats? a high decision comes to this, a bowl. really, political pottery. shelly simonds is the democrat in the tied race and republican david yancey isn't here because of snow, but here is where it

george tucker. he became professor of law at the college of william and mary, his brother a representative in new york at the time. saint george had written a play, a scathing farce of a play entitled up and ride. and he wanted to share it widely. it attacked john adams' pretentious titles, pompous congressmen that sought favor, rode around in fancy carriages, and dangerous vice also attacked abigail adams for riding around in a carriage at one point in the poem. and apparently riding around in a carriage was really seen as part of an elite activity that the image didn't synch with what they wanted it to be. he sent a letter to his brother about the farce. although thomas wanted to read the play and say this is great, he advised his brother to be politically circumspect. he knew what was happening with dangerous vice. he knew that church had been -- there had been backlash against the poem. as he wrote to his brother, were we to make every man our enemy who is not wholly in sentiment with us? we should have very little support left. and if only that advice were followed more today. so gems of discover

george's, calvert, st. mary's, hampshire county in west virginia as well. >> in virginia, fairfax, fauquier, prince william, spotsylvania and frederick county schools are closed, as are fredericksburg and clark, shenandoah, page, rappahannock and culpepper schools. city, winchester schools are also closed. >>> now to the delays in maryland. montgomery anne arundel, washington and frederick county schools will open two hours late. arlington, alexandria and falls church schools will open two hours late in virginia as will jefferson county schools in west virgin virginia. the federal government is open today. >> why ask for this. >> chuck bell has the forecast. >> good morning, aaron. eun, good morning. welcome to friday, a day spent mostly inside. about 9 degrees in -- not about. it is 9 in gaithersburg. 13 manassas. 14 here in washington. the feels-like factor, it is still windy. windchills below zero across the region. a windchill advisory continues through noon. the advisory criteria, whi minus 15 degrees. the wind is here, not just for today and tonight. it will stay windy through the day tomorrow as well