the new warning as nearly every state gets hit good morning washington im larry smith. and im autria godfrey - breaking in the last 30 minutes - both fairfax and loudoun county schoo this afternoon. we've got a full list scrolling on the bottom of your screen.. toss to eileen - winter weather advisory from 3pm to 9pm - light freezing rain possible, most likely a glaze around the metro and points nw - milder temperatures finally with highs in the 50s to near 60 thursday/friday today: mostly cloudy, afternoon rain and freezing rain possible (glaze to 0.05") highs: 31-37 wind: s 5-10 mph tonight: rain ends, mostly cloudy lows: 26-33 wind: w 5 mph tuesday: partly cloudy to mostly sunny highs: upper 40s happening now.. a water main break prince george's county. this morning - multiple basements are filled with feet of sewage and water. suzanne kennedy is live in fort washington with a look at the damage. happening now. hundreds of fliers still stuck at jfk water main break flooded a major terminal. adrianna hopkins with more on the latest headache caused by the lingering eff

and im larry smith - a lot of school delays this mornin because of those icy roads. we've got the full list scrolling at the bottom of your screen. toss to eileen watch for ice & patchy fog early this morning - first day above 40 since christmas - warming late week; 60 by friday - much needed rain thursday through saturday morning - back to the cold by sunday sunny. seasonable. highs: 43-49 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. cold. lows: 22-26 winds: n 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy. seasonable. highs: 42-47 winds: se 5 mph new this morning. alabama -- crowned alabama -- crowned the kings of college football -- again! the crimson tide pulled off an epic comeback to beat georgia in the national title game in atlanta. and this game was a tale of two halfs. georgia dominated the first half - leaving alabama scoreless. they led at half time 13 to nothing. but in the second half alabama head coach nick saban benched his starting quarterback for a true freshman who did not play in a meaningful game all season long. but he led the crimson tide's epic comeba

i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey.ays and cancellations on amtrak. northeast regional service between d-c and newport news and norfolk is completely cancelled today! amtrak is also operating a modified schedule between new york and boston. and the board at reagan national is showing more and more red. it's a similar story up and down the east coast. about 3-thousand flights are canceled today,

i am larry smith. autria: i am autria godfrey. eileen: the kids waiting at the bus stop this morning will not be shivering that much. degrees right nown jacket-worthy,y but areawide, above freezing. by drop-off, 50 one. for kids at the bus stop, it will be dry. is when we seeh showers develop. the high temperature peaks at 55 at 4:00. overnight, temperatures climb and we enjoy 65 tomorrow. then back to winter this weekend . we will talk about the rain chances in 10 minutes. gettingn the roads, busy. we talked about the stalled car inbound route 4 at the suitland parkway slowing down your ride. checking for the stalled car inbound new york avenue from heads up as you travel on new york avenue past south dakota continuing in the direction of the third street tunnel. also the crash northbound toward near the scenic overlook. this is headed in the direction of the cia and watch out for rescuers responding there. the crash in springfield before the beltway tying up the left lane. stacking up out of newington towards 495. in 10 minutes,

i am larry smith. i am autria godfrey. eileen whelan is tracking the 60's. eric: it is unbelievable -- eileen: it is unbelievable. in landover. in ashburn, 62. it is kind of a springlike start to your finally friday, but it will not be sunny today. grab the umbrella heading out the door. some of the steadiest rain falling through charles county. those showers are moving off to at north towards bowie annapolis. picture the kids have the umbrella as they are waiting at the bus stop, but they will not even heavy coat. temperatures for the middle of april. you will get a little bit of a lull in the rain. if you are going out late tonight, it will be warm. 11:00, 60 degrees. after about midnight, we get gusty thunderstorms with a powerful cold front. julie, tomorrow morning at 7:00, these are your windchill temperatures. it will feel like the teens and 20's. coming up, i will let you know if we need to worry about any wintry precipitation with the cold. julie: so what you are saying is it will not be cold until we come home from the club? [laughter] eileen: exact

someone else that i know enjoys this, larry smith. he is downstairs with a first look at "abc7 news at 5:00". larry: hi, there. yeah. from "fi clean up. after months of "7 on your side" reports find out where the police are catching up with the repeat porch pirates trying to clean up the crime. plus caught on camera. a ski lift. how many people were trapped. what a 104-year-old woman says is the key to her longevity. you won't believe it. that's at 5:00. nancy: thank you. the heart of the monster storm yesterday that stayed just enough offshore to minimize impacts here. this is a blizzard to remember. digging out is just beginning. >> they with weathering the hurricane force winds and driving snow thursday. >> the wind was blowing. >> she wanted to take a picture of paradise but frozen over. >> the boardwalk is bury and the ocean is crashing in the frigid pier. joe is the director of emergency services. >> so right now people will stay safe. it's a beautiful day in ocean city. >> a bobcat made the way down the boardwalk to clear a path

larry smith with a look at the "abc7 news at 5:00". larry: hi, there. the d.c.ampaign contributions. $5 from the city for every dollar a candidate earns. what is the catch? imagine a lawyer taking control of everything you own to charge you hundreds of dollars an hour and not do anything about it. the cool in the area to fight breast can >> wi reported on the accomplishment of leon, stephen and nick cantos and the honors after they were the first blind triplets to be eagle scouts. tonight they will present them with the scholarship. see the reporting on the news app. bill: awesome. michelle: good stuff in the weather department. nancy: it's really good. bill: it's nice. martinsburg is 489. this feels the temperatures are in a ten to a 20-degree warmup. that is the change! this is the big picture. if you are traveling tonight. there are no weather related problems. a different feeling from 70's to the 50's. watch the future temperature. this is 31. so we hop to noon. there are 50's and this time tomorrow we are above freezing and cooler than now. the mild air wil

larry: i am larry smith. veronica johnson is with us come our meteorologist. you saw the picture from brian bell, it is beginning to move inland. know we were talking about this yesterday, we never said it would be a major storm system, but it is enough that could cause some trouble. right now, you can see that spin, and look at that jog off to the east. it is starting to make its way out of here and to the coast. also down in d.c., as the richman and norfolk area, the most intense snow around the i-95 corridor. look at the dark blue line. that is one of the smaller bands coming through with the snow here to read as it continues to make its way, we will have the snow lingering through 9:00, maybe even 11:00 a.m. waterville down for prince george's county, brandywine. by the time all is said and done, you can see anywhere from one to maybe two inches of snow around d.c. that i-95 corridor, two to four inches in southern maryland. ocean city seating higher amounts of snow. even now, our wind is picking up. we havgo costing nearly 30 miles an hour. d.c. is close

larry smith has a look at what is coming up at 5:00. ive fine for maker on popular children toys and what the government says they should have done to protect your kid's privacy. and looking into what it would take to offer riders a refund? and tackling the worst season in years join you at 5:00. nancy: i know that feeling. michelle: sneezing and coughing and all of it. at least it was a little warmer. bill: the needle goes above 32. hmm. it's warm outside! let me show what is going on. i want to start you off with a view. we have clouds and we are tracking weather. rain and still dealing with the sleet to the north. temperatures hover around the freezing mark. gaithersburg is at 31. manassas is 32. chantilly at 32. martinsburg is 33. most of the area north is where it's cooler. you will drop south and it will warm. considerably warmer than it has been. lynchburg at 37. raleigh is 33. 35 in d.c. we have a wave that came through. brought sleet. talk about the freezing rain specifically, the sleet and rain and snow. but when you go out and

now to the "live desk" with larry smith and what is new at 5:00. o you do with the dead christmas tree how january hits? how a woman was able to return hers and get her money back. you have to hear the story. hurricane harvey prompts a man to respond to half a dozen disasters. we will tell you where he is heading now to help. fire and ice generally don't made of ice caught fire. that is tonight at 5:00 when alison and i join you upstairs. now to steve rudin to look at the thursday forecast. steve: looking at the rehoboth beach boardwalk. reagan is 59 degrees. that is well above the daytime high normally in the lower 40's. 640 n faithgate. manassas is 61. show you what is going on as we widen the view out. the national view temperature wise, this is the cold front that arrives here in about another 36 hours. late tomorrow night, early, early saturday morning. once it does move on through, you are fing to feel a big-time waking up early saturday. if you have travel plans to cleveland they have winter storm warning extending to saturday. if you have tr

live i -- larry: i'm larry smith. a class president turning to trump to make fifth grade great again. the highest ranking african-american woman is giving her first interview. nancy: recording of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu eldest son getting attention he can be heard drunkenly bragging about prostitutes in the reporting from 2015. telling the son of a gas tycoon "my father did a great deal for you as he demanded money." the prime minister under investigation for bribery, fraud and breach of the public trust. michelle: serena williams now speaking out about the medical issues she dealt with after the birth of her daughter. the tennis star says she had an emergency c-section because her heart rate was dangerously low. then the 36-year-old had a pulmonary embolism, blood clot and hematoma. she had three surgeries and couldn't get out of bed for six weeks. she is still considering more children. she is so strong. bill: absolutely. michelle: on the cover of "vogue" looking fantastic. nancy: she looks so good. i

larry: i'm larry smith following breaking news overnight in the district.while you were sleeping -- a police cruiser stolen and crashed in southeast. police say a man took the cruiser and led police on a chase down pennsylvania avenue. it crashed into other police vehicles a few blocks away near g and 3rd streets. two officers are hospitalized with nonlife-threatening injuries. classes are cancelled at george washington middle school in alexandria for a second straight day today because of a burst pipe. parents also tell us their kids have been complaining about cold classrooms. george washington is one of at least three alexandria schools dealing with heating problems. school system officials bme aging infrastructure, but say they are working to fix those issues. but again, no school today. we'll get a check on weather and traffic coming up after the break. eileen: 7:25, and wow, what a beautiful looking start to the day t. is cold. grab the coat heading out the door. we're in the 20's area-wide. 31 degrees downtown. seasonable day for us with partly to mo

i'm larry smith with breaking news in the district this morning.rking to make emergency repairs after a pipe burst, flooding kramer middle school in southeast d.c. no water or heat inside the building. the students return tomorrow and there is no word on whether the school will open as planned. right now we are monitoring three water main breaks across the region. good news, no major traffic impact. in prince george's county, another water main break closing lanes on rhode island avenue in hyattsville. montgomery county we have problems in silver for repairs. julie wright will have your work around plus a check on this frigid forecast coming off after the break. stay with us. z2ofez zi0z y2ofey yi0y small business, internet providers promise you a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. verizon doesn't. we offer more complete reliability with up to 8 hours of 4g wireless network backup. verizon, no way. we offer 35 voice features and solutions that grow with your business. verizon, not so much.

she's going to smith her official resignation letter today after disgraced sports doctor larry nasa r sentenced between 40 to 175 years in prison for assaulting young women and children yesterday. now, she has faced a lot of criticism for the university's handling of this entire scandal. yesterday the doctor finally talked to his victims. >> except for ap million gentlemen to all of you it is impossible to write and convey, i will carry your words with me for the rest every my days. >> you do not deserve to walk outside of a prison ever again. >> a full investigation into michigan state university where so many of those victims were treated of nasar is planned, now, so a lot more on that. and two more women now accusing russell simmons of rape, according to "tmz." the women both filed police reports in the past month. one of them is a documentary philadelphia many maker, and alleging that he raped her at his home two years ago, suing him for five muscle becomes. he has denied the allegations. >> and president trump will arrive in switzerland today to attend the world economic forum. b

lou anna simon will smith her official resignation letter but made the announce the last night. disgraced sport doctor, larryis cents ar sentenced between 40 and 175 years in prison for assaulting more than 150 jim faces. simon had faced harsh criticism for the university's handling of the the scandal. yesterday, nasar finally apologized. >> except for apology to all of you, it is impossible to write and convey, i will carry your words with me, for the rest every my days. >> you do not deserve to walk outside of a prison ever again. >> and investigation into michigan state, and what happened is planned. >> and two more women are accusing russell simmons of rape. according to "tmz." they both filed police reports in just the past month. one of them is a documentary fell many maker. and is alleging that he raped her, at his home, about two years ago, she is suing for 5 million bucks. he's denied all those allegations. >> and the president has just arrived in switzer lands to attend the world economic forum. but before leaving, he told reporters that he will be answering questions from special council robert mu

smith her official resignation letter. what is she saying. >> long time coming, announced she would be resigning, so are several of the board members, the book thrown at the sport doctor larryasar yesterday getting the max 40 to 175 years in princeton, finally sentence dollars after days every listening to victim statements from more than 156 brave young women. he said the testimony shook him to the corement the judge did not believe him or his apology, so out rated she said this. >> doctor that you're entitled that you don't have to listen. and then did you treatment i wouldn't send my dogs to you, sir, do you not deserve to walk outside of a prison ever again. >> i'm just fine with your death warrant. >> sign your death warrant. couple of more cases cents still outstanding, he's pleaded guilty to three charges of criminal sexual conduct in michigan, due to be sentenced on those charges on january 31st, so many of the women say that they were just ignored, not believed, and brushed aside by usa gym that is innings, outragd that the group, as well, michigan state where he work and the olympic committee didn't listen to these complaints for years, that's what they say, today

simply the core larry to that, if you haven't notified us, there is another process states can use to make that determination. >> thank you, general. >> thank one mr. chief justice. >> mr. smith? >> may it please the court, i think it is important to recognize that it violate section 8 in two distinct ways. this also violate 8a. there slas of fois four bases a it bar estates from doing it under any other circumstances. in the supplemental process the way it is design said assures that many indeed probably most of the people who purged have not moved let alone move to a different county or state which are the only moves that justify purge mr. the plaunder the plai terms of the nvra. >> is that what ohio does, does it say failure to vote is ground for removal or does it say that moving out of the district is a ground for removal and failure to vote plays a part a part in determination of whether or not the person moved out of the jurisdiction. it is evidentiary. not the ground for removal in and of itself p. >> they do say they use chains of rez diprovision of 8-a and that's what they are trying to justify the supplemental process with. if in fact it doesn't do that then it bec

i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. lets get right to this winter weather-- impacting everything in our area. first up -- delays and cancellations on amtrak. northeast regional service between d-c and newport news and norfolk is completely cancelled today! amtrak is also operating a modified schedule between new york and boston. and the board at reagan national is showing more and more red. it's a similar story up and down the east coast. about 3-thousand flights are canceled today, com. more than 2-thousand are delayed right now. if you have a trip scheduled -- the airlines are being flexible. all the major carriers have travel alerts in place. that means -- you can change or cancel your tickets at no cost. dozens of schools are closed or delayed in and around the d-m-v this morning. prince william and spotsylvania county schools are closed. prince george's.. fairfax county and d-c public schools have a two hour delay. you can also see the full list scrolling on the bottom of your screen. we have team stormwatch covera