reese waters, jan jeffcoat, larry miller, tomorrow from 6:00 until 7:00 a.m. right here in wusa9. >>> in virginia, there was a deal to expand the express lanes on i-95 another 10 miles. a recent traffic analysis rated this as the nation's worst chokepoint. it will finish and they said it won't require upfront money from the state. >> should i take i-66? >> should i take i-66? and you may be more likely to pay more. >>> we know it's a battle inside the beltway but if your morning the begins with i-66 as your battlefield or your evening commute does, there is a new thing in the struggle called a website for, should i take i-66 today? it's simple and shows you the maximum and minimum tolls you will pay during the morning and evening commute. for example, when you are going out of the district, 3:45, it is certainly a time to avoid. you can see a little spike where the toll, on average, is above $9 and we all know that the fluctuations have been going on with sky high prices on average, you don't want to pay that. it's too high. dare i say this could make your com

. >> i'm larry miller.tg ing about closures and cancelations at the bottom of your screen. >>> mary marshall was busy yesterday, going to be busy again today as we are tracking another day of cold temperatures. >> absolutely. you know what, larry, it's the s really concerning out there. area wide it feels like we are below zero in most spots. feels like 4 degrees below zero in washington and in frederick. it feels like 6 degrees below zero in winchester. culpeper feels like we are looking for wind chills of 10 degrees below zero around the metro area, the mountain wind chills up to 30 degrees below zero. you can get frostbite within 30 minutes in the mountains. that's going to be a dangerous situation for us. it's going to feel like below zero until noon. that's when we will finally feel like we are in the teens. 14 in dc right now. those winds out of the west, no2 2 miles per hour, gusting to 29 miles per hour. you may have heard them howling throughout the night. they are still pretty active winds this mo

. >> i'm larry miller. we are feeling good around here.th the tide. >> i am happy for you and your team. i'm with miri. i have an lsu fan at my house. >> thank you, january. larry, how long are you going to be happy for. >> all day. [000:29:59;00] roll tide roll? >> absolutely not. >> good morning. as you can see we are having a good morning. two things to warn you about or advice you. watch out for icy patches on sidewalks and driveways. you notice we have the yellow weather alert. that is the reason why. be careful. it's above freezing in d.c. that is refreshing. 34 degrees. we have time for the temperatures to drop. if you are planning on hitting the pavement this morning to do the outdoor workout, you don't need two jackets and ten layers. you can get by with sunglasses, a jacket, if you skip the hat and gloves i don't think it would be the worst thing. 32 by 7:00 a.m. 37 by 7:00 this evening. this is how the daybreaks down. mostly sunny by noon. by 3:00 p.m. a few clouds make there way in. temperatures touch off at 47 degrees. by 6:00

i'm larry miller. thank you so much for waking up with us this morning.rly warm day today surprisingly enough. >> finally right? we need a break. >> it's been brutal. miri marshall take it away. >> if i were home watching and i just for a second forgot i wouldn't know by your tone must be getting close to friday. jan and larry getting a little too happy there at the anchor desk. >> it happens every day. >> good morning everybody. we hope your morning is off to a wonderful start. certainly not the chilliest morning kid wait at the bus stop temperatures between 35 and 42 degrees and partly cloudy out there by the afternoon. we'll top out at 55 degrees and looking at afternoon showers and heading home. that's our weather story today. highs 50 to 55 degrees. cloudy, showers in the forecast and seeing them after 3: 00. winds will come into the south and really help to warm us up. this is future cast fredricksburg, culpepper and manassas south and west will see the showers first. from d.c. the showers pushing in between 6 and 7:00 p.m. through the night showers

emotional accounts of abuse at the hands of disgraced former usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar. 15-year-old anne miller said after years of abuse her mother is still being billed by michigan states university. >> msu sports medicine charged me for those appointments. my mom is still getting billed for appointments where i was sexually assaulted. >> reporter: former patients of nassar who was fired in 2016 will not be billed. nassar who is 54 pleaded guilty to multiple counts of child sex abuse. part of his plea deal includes having to listen to his victims. today as many as 150 accusers have come forward. krystal wakeman says she was 16 when she was abused and she told her mother at the time. >> but she didn't believe me because my sister had been going to him for years. >> reporter: some accusers have blamed organizes lmsu and usa gymnastics for allowing nassar to go unchecked for so long. >> but how are we to believe in change when these organizations aren't even willing to acknowledge the problem. >> reporter: usa gym ncaas said they reportedast r after learning of the allegations. >>> there are new

larry nassar, i hate you. >> reporter: 15-year-old emma ann miller was possibly larry nassar's final victim.r monthly since she was 10.n 2016, just a week before nassar was fired from michigan state university. >> msu sports medicine charged me for those appointments. my mom is still getting billed for appointments where i was sexually assaulted. >> reporter: a michigan state university spokesperson said miller's allegation is being addressed, and patients of nassar with outstanding bills will not be billed. >> when girls came forward and told an adult, the adult didn't listen. why didn't they listen? >> reporter: victims have not only taken aim at nassar and michigan state but also at usa gymnastics and the u.s. olympic committee. organizations they believe mishandled complaints about nassar. >> how are we to believe in change when these organizations aren't even willing to acknowledge the problems? >> reporter: during her testimony last friday olympian aly raisman called on usa gymnastics and the olympic committee the committee said it had been engaged in decisions with usa gymnastics whic

larry nassar, i hate you. >> that's 15-year-old emma ann miller, who revealed her mother was still paying bills to michigan stater appointments with nassar. michigan state now says nassar's patients will not be charged. in the meantime, olympian aly raisman is calling out usa gymnastics saying, quoting here, and why just those three board members? how about the others who either allowed them to do whatever they did wrong or were so oblivious they didn't know it was happening? >>> and another gold medalist is speaking out. shawn johnson east posted a video on youtube video there criticizing the sport's national governing body saying they make winning a priority over protecting athletes. >>> bill cosby was back on stage performing in the public for the first time since his sexual abuse scandal derailed his career. the 80-year-old comedian took the spotlight at a philadelphia jazz club telling stories honoring old friends and even joking that he used to be a comedian. >> this is life, and life changes. and so, it's not to be feared to go out. i go out. >> cosby declined to comment on his upcoming retrial. jury sele

larry nassar, i hate you. >> reporter: 15 yoe-year-old em ann miller said after years of abuse, her mother is still being billed by michigan state university. >> msu sports medicine charged me for those appointments. my mom is still getting ibmed for appointments where i was sexually assaulted. >> reporter: when reached by nbc news, a spokesperson for msu state said former patients of nassar who was fired in 2016 will not be billed. nassar, who is 54, pleaded guilty to multiple counts of child sex abuse. part of his plea deal includes having to listen to his victims. to date as many as 150 accusers have come forward. crystal wake man said she was 16 when she was abused and she told her mother at the time. >> but she didn't believe me because my sister had been going to him for years. >> reporter: some accusers have blamed organizations like msu and usa gymnastics for allowing nassar to operate unchecked for so long. including olympic gold medallist aly raisman who testified last week. >> but how are we to believe in change when these organizations aren't even willing to acknowledge the proob? >> reporter: usa g

. >>> olympic gold medalist shannon miller said they need to make major changes in order for the sport to move on from larryi do not think we should let this one man, this horrible man, determine where the sport goes, but i think at the end of the day it is not gymnastics that's the problem. it's the people. it's the process. it's the procedures that failed these women. >> the owner of the club in rochester says she talks to her athletes about sexual abuse. to the younger kids she tells them if something hurts, speak up, and if it doesn't feel right, tell an adult. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," contaminants can be found in drinking water nationwide. how some cities are atelting to clean up their water systems. >>> and gold medalist goalkeeper hope solo joins us in studio 57 on her bid to be the next president of the u.s. soccer federation. that's the "cbs this mornin that's the"cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green vchlt a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com it was love at first touch met and all you wanted to do was surround th

." >> reporter: olympic gold medalist shannon miller says usa gymnastics needs to make major to move on from larry nassar. >> i do not think that we sh let this one man, this horrible man, determine where this sport but i think at the end of the day, it is not gym it's the people. it's the process. it's the procedures that failed these women. >> reporter: the owner of the training facility in rochester says she talks to her athletes about sexual abuse. she tells the younger kids, if something hurts, speak up. and always tell an adult. jeff. >> jericka duncan, thank you very much. >>> a remarkable scene: police cars by the hundreds joined a procession as a hearse carrying the body of adams county deputy heath gumm. gumm, who was 32 years old, was shot in the chest as he responded to a call of an assault in progress. the alleged gunman is under arrest. >>> drugmakers and distributors accused of fueling america's opioid crisis will be in federal court in cleveland next week. they are trying to negotiate a settlement as they face hundreds of lawsuits and potentially dozens more from the states. produc

shannon miller led the magnificent seven, the gold medal winning team in 1996. she says dr. larrysed her. but she was horrified to hear one gymnast after the next speak out. >> i am so in awe of their courage. >> reporter: courage she hopes will be a catalyst for real change across the sport. 3 of the 20 board members have resigned amid the scandal. miller was part of a search team that found a new ceo for the organization in december. but she says these are just baby steps. >> it's a good start. it's something. but it is not enough. significantly more has to happen. >> reporter: she says to make gymnastics safe for girls general, procedures need to be overhauled. >> i mean, it's common sense not to have a male trainer in the room alone with a female of any age. making sure the trainers don't have cell phone numbers of the minors that they're treating. that's inappropriate. >> reporter: in court tuesday, jaw-dropping testimony from former u.s. national champion gymnast mattie larsen. larsen describing how she injured her head on purpose to avoid being sent to train with nassar at

miller says mpica. gymnastics needs to make major changes in order for the sport to move on from larry nassar. >> i do notnk that we should let this one man, this horrible man, determine where this sport goes. but i think at the end of the day, it is not gymnastics that's the problem. it's the people. it's the process. it's the procedures that failed these women. >> reporter: the owner of the training facility in rochester says she talks to her athletes about sexual abuse. she tells the younger kids, if something hurts, speak up. and always tell an adult. jeff. >> glor: jericka duncan, thank you very much. in colorado overnight, a remarkable scene: police cars by the hundreds joined a procession carrying the body of adams county deputy heath gumm. gumm, who was 31, was shot in the chest as he responded to a call of an assault in progress. the alleged gunman is under arrest. police are still searching for two other suspects. drug makers and distributors bucused of fueling america's opioid crisis will be in federal court in cleveland next week. they are trying to negotiate a settlement as they face hundreds

larry did."the 54-year-old faces up to 125-years in prison.that, in addition to the sixty-year sentence he already received in a separate child pornography case. emma ann millerssar accuser"my hate towards you is uncontrollable. larry nassar, i hate you." selena brennan/nassar accuser "i do believe most often that what goes around comes around and as you start your life in prison, you may find yourself as a patient receiving one of your own treatments."the n-c-double-a tells cnn it sent a letter of inquiry to nassar's former employer, michigan state university. they'll be looking into possible rules violations in connection to nassar's assaults.protesters are also calling on university president lou anna simon to resign.i'm john lorinc reporting. (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news... a 15-year-old student opens fire at his high school in kentucky... killing two students and injuring over a dozen more... find out what community members and police had to say. (robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:expect increasing rain chances from north to south

larry nassar, i hate you. >> 15-year-old emma ann miller speaking out in week two of nassar's sentencing hearing. >> i am possibly the last child he will ever assault. >> reporter: miller says she saunas saar for treatment a week before michigan state university suspended him in 2016 and that the school was still charging her for appointments with nassar. >> my mom is still getting billed for appointments where i was sexually assaulted. >> reporter: an msu spokesman telling nbc news that former patients will no longer be billed. all of this while the university deals with the fallout of what they knew and when. nbc news reporting at least a dozen people over two decades linked to michigan state were allegedly notified of nassar's behavior. in a letter to the michigan attorney general, the school's lead attorney writing, the evidence will show that no msu official believed that nassar committed sexual abuse prior to newspaper reports in the summer of 2016. the university not the only institution under fire. >> u.s.a. gymnastics cares deeply for all of our athletes. >> reporter: the board of directors chairman paul

larry nassar. multiple times at multiple appointments. msu sports medicine charged me for those appointments. my mom is still getting billed for appointments where i was sexually assaulted. >> reporter: emma ann miller told the court she was treated by nassar just a week before michigan state university suspended him. >> i am possibly the last child he will ever assault. >> reporter: she blamed the university for not doing enough to stop nassar. putting the school on notice. >> i'm not afraid of you, nor will i ever be. at 15, i shouldn't know the inside of a courtroom. but i am going to become real comfortable in one, and so should you. >> reporter: "the detroit news" claims 14 msu representatives were made aware of nassar's abuse over two decades. msu has said any suggestion that the university covered up nassar's horrific conduct is simply false. as more victims share their stories of abuse, more fallout today as usa gymnastics, which has been criticized for failing to froekt the gymnasts. three resignations from the board of directors. usa gymnastics responded, "we support their decisions to resign at this time." when we asked michigan state about emily's claims that her mom is still getting bil

emma ann miller: i have never wanted to hate someone in my life, but my hate towards you is uncontrollable. larryyou. (grant) that teenager says michigan state university is still billing her for medical appointmentsduring which nassar assaulted her. tonight a university spokesman says her comments are being looked into -- and patients of nassar "will not be billed." pam and steve? (pam) also today, as the sentencing hearing for its former doctor nassar, continues in michigan.... a shake-up now .. at u-s-a gymnastics -- the federation has come under intense public criticism over how it responded to accusations .... nassar sexually abused young girls. the first in a series of tweets reads, quote:"u-s-a gym board of directors executive leadership - chairman paul parilla, vice chairman jay binder and treasurer bitsy kelley - tendered their resignations, effective january 21st, 2018. the board of directors will identify an interim chairperson ... until a permanent selection is named." (steve) an uber driver is facing charges of rape, assault and robbery of young women who were passengers. police in s

miller. >>> let's take a look back at all that mattered this week. >> larry sought out and took pleasure inand women being sexually injured and violated. >> the prosecutor said the case would never have gotten to this point if it weren't for her. >> it wis my honor and privileg to sentence you to 175 years. i just signed your death warrant. >> usa gymnastics is an organization rotting from the inside out. >> they're deceased. they've been refusing to recognize what's going on. sneerch is broken up. >> another school is mourning the victims and asked why it happened. >> tristan, you just reacted. what was going through your head when you were driving there? >> i was scared. >> this separate kim jong-un detonated a sixth nuclear bomb. did we know that was coming? >> yes. >> diamond canceled those concerts because of the onset of parkinson's. ♪ sweet caroline ♪ sweet caroline ♪ >> i can't help but do that. >> i don't want to go out with a whimper. i want to go out with a big bang. >> shouldn't you be asleep already at this point. >> well, either asleep or waking up. i could say good morning to

emma ann miller: i have never wanted to hate someone in my life, but my hate towards you is uncontrollable. larryager says that michigan state university is still billing her for medical appointmentsduring which nassar assaulted her. tonight a university spokesman says her comments are being looked into -- and patients of nassar "will not be billed." pam and steve? (steve) let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: the day started with some rain and ended with some sunshine. storm clouds moved in overnight to bring the rain. some of the norht bay locations had over an inch of rain with lesser amounts futher south. the rain has ended now and we are looking at partly cloudy skies. you can see on the doppler radar that the rain has moved on. but with the moisture left behind we will likely see some patchy dense fog. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system that brought the rain but it is now falling apart. we will see a brief break in the wet weather before another pacific storm moves in